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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
LARGE 2-EAMliY
RANcH-$14,CoO
IN WlLlOWlCK

#l1s. South of loke Shore Blvd
z bedrooms ond exponsion, rec
reofion room with bar and sink
1la-eor garage; nicely londseoped
lot; 2 bus lines nearby.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
$4,000

ALUMINIUM sided home with liv-
ing room, paneled dinette and
kitchen, enclosed rear porch
down, 2 bedrooms and bath up,
full basement. A NJ. Pena, Inc,
Realtor. $40 East 222nd St. AN.
l-C2OO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
EXECUTIVE BEAUTY
6 BEDROOMS-Sls,9oo

#l26. eost Of Taylor Rd.; sunken
living room; dining room; spacious
home; near Cose observatory. This
i, q must on your list. Only 81 400
down
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27

Sl25 DOWN, two bedroom
ranch, attached garage. go
foot lot. gas heat. Sl25 per
month, full price Sl4.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS

200. In Noble oreo.
ol2 room brick front bungalow
with 3 bedrooms and "a boths
on q full basement, soroee and
large lot. Close TO everything.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
Semi.Ronch

Off Loke Shore Blvd. q years old,
3 bedrooms. lovely purquet floors.
gas heot. oluminum storms and
screens. ottoched garage. Cute
as "oll get out" Priced for q
quick sale at Sl6.5O0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
$4,000

PANELED living room with fire
place, dining room, kitchen.
paneled family room, 2 bedrooms
and bath down. / bedroom up,
attached garage, situated on
large wooded lot. A. M. Pena,
Inc. Realtor. $40 East 222nd St..
AN l-2300
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
Page Realty, Inc.
PRESENTS ..
IRENE VALVODA
Salesman
For thorough Investigation to fit your needs
with very pleasant personality we pre-.
sent Mrs. Irene Vulvodu.
The consistency OF Irene's soles proves her
Euclid Hioh


On East 237th ST.. well-built older
home in excellent condition; 3
spacious bedrooms: full base.
ment. Jorge lot. double garage.
Ideal for large tumilY. close to
schools, shopping and trunspor-
totion. Owner transferred. Well
worth the price OF Sl7,500.
Holy Cross Parish
Ardwell off the Blvd; 9,Yeor-old.
3-bedroom colonial; Il" shoped
living-dining room; full basement:
gas heat; ll2-cdr garage. Vacant.
move right in. Only Sl9,eoo.
Euclid Bungalow
Pusnow off Eost 2o0th ST.; 7.
year-old bungalow. large cheer
full kitchen. Q bedrooms down;
up partially finished. divided
basement. ottoched garage. A
beauty. Seeing is believing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
Sl4,7O0

Worden Rd.. 5-yeor-old bungalow
Q bedrooms down. 2 up. school
close by. Need you look onY
further? Terrific volue-oct now.
Low down payment. F.H.A.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27

IN Euclid, Sherwood Forest, bed
room brick bungalow, double at
tsched garage, years old; porch,
20X22 patio. fireplace built-in
oven and range; storms, vesti-
bule, new carpeting; plenty OF
closet space. beautifully land,
basement. kE. 1913
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27

$500 DOWN. two bedroom bungalow. possible ex
pdnsion. attached garage; Sl2900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27

WILLOWICK older three bedroom. basement go-
rage. gas heot oil Improvements in. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27

CHAGRIN Lagoons: bedroom
home on 80 #. lot with water
front dock: perfect for a starter,
only $4,000 Russell Realty. 359l0
Lake Shore, VIII. 2-4296. VIII.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27

TWO BEDROOM BUNGALOW. garage. 80 foot lot
gas heo off Vine; Sll. 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

Continued From Preceding Pose
TOO
4-The Honeymooners. C'm'dy.
Storing jackie Gleason, Audrey
Meadows, Art Carney, Joyce
Randolph. tRepeots.)
5-GonsbusteFs. Crime.
7-Beekstose. Sports. News.
Strong. Malone. MoIkie.
9-Deeoy. Policewomen.
"Escope Into Oonoer." Police
women Cosey Jones seeks
woman who thinks she hos killed
her husband. Beverly Gorlond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
5-After Dinner Movie.

5-After Dinner Movie.
Ia Hours. Moonlight on the
Proirie." 1895. Dick Foron.
George {. Stone.
9-MF. Adams and Eve.
Brought to You Decd From Hol-
lywood." A lompoon of the q.
live" vs.. filmed aspects Of teIe-
vision. lido Lupino, Howard Duff
stor.
$50
7-Wyott Corp. Western.
big Brother Virgil" Wyott
helps his brother Escape ro-
monte nixup. Hugh O'Brion.
Ross Elliott. Joanna Hayes.
9-The Eve Arden Show.
A long, forgotten college romance
re-enters lizo's life Eve Arden,
Robert Rockwell.
900
4-AdventuFes Of MeGrow.
"Foce Of the Decd" A cob
driver fronticoIly summons Ne
Grow to tell him he hos seen q
desperate criminal supposedly
killed in joiI break. Fronk
LoveioY Joan Bonks, Sonny
White.
7-Broken Arrow. Western.
"lron Moiden." A runowoy In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
7:l5
7-John Dolly. News.
7:30
4-TreasuFe Hunt. Quiz.

T-trGuSubS GuuHts SOlI.
Audience participation show stor-
ring ion MurroY.
ST. Search for Adventure.
Luxury Sofori." A hunting ex-
petition TO Africo's big gone
country.
7-cheyenne. Western.
! Hour. "Ghost of the Cinor-
ron." Cheyenne, held hostage,
extracts a sheriff's bullet from q
ounmon's leg. Clint Wolker,
Vaughn ToyIor, Potrick McVeY.
9-Nome Thot Tune. Quiz.
George De Witt. quizmoster.
500
4-Georse GobeI. Color.
! Hour. Guests: Eddie Fisher,
Jonathan Winters, Joon DoVis,
Pat Suzuki.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
Dear Santa Claus.

Dear Santa Claus.
! am eight years old | am in
the third grade. would like
pocket book that folds over at the
top. ponytail note book, and any
thing else that you have to spare.
Don't forget my sister. Please be
good to all the other girls and boys.
Your friend,
Janet Godsey
Cumberland
Dear Santa Claus,
I am years old. | won't five
slips and | won't cookies Cup
Cake Bake set
| won't appliance set and
won't BroWney stare Slew
camere- with a bulbs, films
And / won't real kitten and
nuts and gun an orange in my
stockem and put the same thing
in my daddy. mother, Tammic,
Lnsa, y J stockem and watch and
a bracelet that will match it.
Hettie Hanover
Keysyiile
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
NEW YEARS RESOLUTION

With the approach Of the New
Year. now is the time to make
few resolutions Resolved. To
serve your family bigger and better
breakfast meals from January
through December TO do this
learn how the various meat cuts
can be incorporated into a break
fast menu Not only are sausage
and bacon breakfast boosters .
learn how chops. steaks. bologna
and many other meats can serve
as breakfast fare. Meat at break
fast viii give your family a meal
lhatN have q stick-totheiibs quail
~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
Hampdcn-Sy
Gardener Hits
Turnip Jackpot


Funny how man can garden
in average fashion for half-cen-
fury then all of a sudden his row
and-hoe effort brings forth a spec
tacnlar result like ive-pound
turnipS.
That's the experience Of James
r. Brown 70. OF Hampden Sydney
Among his recent harvest OF tur-
nips was one Purple Top weighing
five pounds. and sufficient for a
meal for family Of six
II was at loss 10 account for
the above-normal size, except for
the use Of one old garden reliable
wet COW manure
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
4ixbure News Special
Teencgers Sell Christmas Cards To
Boost Funds For Senior Class Trip

Don't ~ Surprised # there is 4
iap oR y0rr das 81 yotr bell rings.
and Won find iWo teen-agers stand
az there
You invite Them H. and they
SIT down t.midlv and open box
eli Christmas cards For the
school one would announce. You
wonder What III The world is the
school selling erecting cards lor.
"A trip ID NV yor City some
time AFTER. f9r the seniors Of Ap-
palaaitoX High School. You were
Told
Some might never see the sights
There unless sponsored BY the
teachers n tha heh school
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
Letters To Santa

Dear Santa Claus.
| am trying to be a good girl
Please bring me doll house
Please bring my sisters ntirse
set.
am III the second grade.
Love.
Diana Gail Ogle
Gainesville
Dear Santa Claus
am little boy seven years
old and have tried u BE- good
boy
VIII YOU please bring me a Vet
of Stallion As guns. cars and trucks
doctors kit. football suit, tools
and set Of games.
Love,
Mckinley Brown
Dear Santa Claus.
am a little girl three YEARS old
and have been . nrettv pood olrl
Please bring me a don and doll
clothes, doctor Kit and Teddy
Bear
Love
Sharon Leigh Brown
FarmvilIa
Dear Santa.
! want table record player and
tiny tears doll.
| Love,
| Carolyn Asal
| FarmVllle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
with friends through that paper

with friends through that paper.
Mac Coleman. Jr.. age eight. viii
not be climbing any more for a
long time. On Friday. November
%. he decided to scale the old
barn shed. He fell and split his
knee. When his mother tried to stop
the bleeding. he fell out in a dead
faint. After regaining conscious
ness, he was rushed to a Doctors
office where 1t took seven stitches to
close the cash. AS yet he has not
been able to attend school.
20 Day Vacation
At home for Christmas will be
Carrie Jane Inge with 20 days va
cation. beginning on December l6.
She is delighted with her training
at Longwood College Also. her
parents are pleased with her pro-
gress there.
Back in her accustomed seat In
the choir at Walkers Presbyterian
Church at Hixburg sat Kate Coin
Adams and her husband. Wade Adj
ans. on Sunday morning. At the
present time they are living In his
parents home at Charlotte Court
House.
Missing from church Sunday was
Mrs. Belle Marshall who was call
cd back to the Petersburg Home
for Ladies. She will be there sew
eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Cawthorn.
Of East Orange. N. j.. arrived Fri
day and stayed until Sunday with
the Mrs E. A. and Mrs Bob Cow
ington.
Home and Community Beautifi-
cation is the topic for the state
HID clubs for 1883
Mrs Bob Covington went TO work
earnestly on that subject. E. A.
COvington. her brother in-law. with
skilled touch. has been re-
modelling her home for three weeks
They are sanding floors. painting.
and putting in bathroom.
Mrs. r. K. Fore has returned
home from a ten days visit with
relatives in Washington. Philadel-
phia and Dover. She was accom-
panied on the trip by Mrs. E w.
McClintic. Of Lynchburg.
Many from this neighborhood at
tended funeral services for Edward
kinckle Martin Friday at Mt Com
fort Methodist Church. with inter
ment in the family cemetery.
Ed McPhillips was kept from
teaching his Sunday School class
at Elon Baptist Church Sunday by
a virus Infection. The Rev. W. M.
Black. an able substitute. taught
for him
kathy Coin was taken to South
side Community Hospital in Farm
vile Friday night. She underwent
an operation Saturday
Frank Coin has returned from
Southside Community Hosp
where he was treated for asthma.
tuberculosis germs most fire.
attack the lungs but can at
nj .,,.S., e
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

FOR many years Mrs. Henry
Wheeler. Of CreWe. has visited the
OTIS Gilliams, Of Prospect. when
vegetables were ready for use.
From there she would contact
friends in this neighborhood. Last
summer. sickness in the families
kept her at home. Then, she
though. III surely make it in the
fall
Along came her doctor with an
order. mo steps. 80" she writes
here | am My little apartment
Is 50 comfortable. l am thankful
to be up and able to do for my
self ! She enjoys reading tn c
EaimVille Herald. and keeping up
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Dear Santa,
! am year old 80 to DILL
Wyn Elementary School | am in
the 4 grade. My teacher is Mrs.
l.. p. Gillian. She Is sick now and
in the hospital
Please bring me a football, foot
bali helmet. basketball. and Colt
As gun. and put plenty Of firccrack
ers and cherrybonc In my seeking
Your friend,
Douglas Rush
DillWyn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Dear Santa
| am a little boy five and one
half years old. would like for you
to bring me a set Of guns and a
WheelbarroW
My little sister is two and on-half
years old She would like doll
baby and a baby bed. Be good to
All the little boys ahd girls
Danny and Pamela Town
send
Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Dear Santa Claus.
want a ginny doll with pants
and shirt and bathing suit 1t is
in Toy Land on 9th floor in miller
and rhodes,
Merry Christmas.
Love,
Scottie Noel
Farmville
Dear Santa Claus.
l want a gas model airplant that
will fly, wrist watch, colt AS toy
that isl and a single barrol Shot
gun trean
J. J. Vanover
Keysville
Dear Santa Claus,
/ want a ready mix baking set.
stick out pretticoat, color book,
and makeup set, for Christmas
Thank you
Tammie Lee VanoVer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

lupefculOSiS G n m most fire.
quently attack the lungs but can at
tack all parts Of the body.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
cARTA AL
viene de la Pag.

tendencIas que estan contra Batista
y su camariila de asesinos, todas
las Tendencies, inclusive las de los
militares dignos, como en- Venezue-
ia, que no Sc puede seguir desert
rninand, las Fuerzas Armadas del
tais. Que Sc convenzan los solda-
COS de que no puede Batista seguir
utilizand0 suS vidas para ell solo
fin de su permanencia y la de sus
paniagusoos en- e. poder. Que hay
madres de militia, es que lloran CO.
mo 20. y ell unico culpable de este
dolor, ell Gnico responsible es Ba;
tista, traldor de la ley, asesino de
la esperanto de Cuba.
Hoy he tocado Q las puertas de
hombres de gran prestigio Y relie-
We politico y al hsblarles de este
nismo, Sc han mostradc vacilantes
en- manifestar publicamente ell cla-
mo- de Unidad, que es I'm clamor
del pueblo y no solo IN clamor, ST.
no una urgente necesidad nacional.
Esto me ha proddcido deception y
amargura. jHasta cuando estare-
mos Separates? Hasta cuando con-
templaremos ali en- su trono igno-
minioso al Dictator y ons dedicare-
mos a reyertas intestinas o a pun
tillos de honor de cada cual, 81 por
10 que Sc debe luchar no es por tai
cual nombre de hombre sine por
ell nombre entranable de Cuba!
Despierten senores, que va la ola
de sangre nos ahoga! Y yo estoy
@ansada muy cansada de tanta in
~diferencIa. Por Dios!
Con mi profundo dolor en- Ia he
r1da de mi corazon
Dora ROsales de WestbrOok
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
POR 10 MENOS
Continuation de la pag. 81

Las cuadrillas de rescate trabaia-
ban en- ell lodo y bajo una continue
llovizna, que hacia mas deprimente
ell e~spectaculo. Una muchedumbre
morbida presenciaba la escena.
A muchos heridos Sc les ampu-
taron brazos o piernas y Sc les ad.
ministraron drogas antes de en-
viarlos a los 'hospitales.
Ha sido este Ell segundo acciden-
tie grave ocurrido, en- ell Ferroca-
rril Central du Brasil, en- 10 que va
del ano. Ell siete de MARIO, en- Pa
ciencia, murieron 81 personas en-
otra collision. En- 1858, en- la misma
linea, perecieron 81 en- Novo Isua-
GU, y en- 1854 perdieron la vida As
en- Quemados.
Els possible que jamas Sc conozca
ell numero exacto de los muertos
esta noche, pues muchisimos cada-
veres estaban sumamente mutila-
dos, aplastados y mezclados por
la fuerza del choque.
I'm Official del ejercito que diri-
gia a las ~cuadrillas de rescate, al
preguntarsele cuantos muertos
quedaban aun en- los vagones, con,
test6:
"Ninguno. Solo quedan pedazos".
I'm sacerdote pregunt6 a I'm SOL
dado donde habia heridos para re-
confortarlos o, 81 estaban muy gra-
yes, darles la extremauncion.
"Es demasiado tarde, padre
fue la respuesta.- Aqui solo hay
c~adaveres'.
Ell tren que Sc dirigia a Belfort
Roxo estaba completamente reple-
to de pasajeros, muchos de los cua-
les viajaban de pie en- los pasillos.
FL accidente cause una Interrupt
ci6n en- ell servicio por las cuatro
Was que salem y entran en- la
ciudad, pero a la media bora CO.
menzaron a pasar nuevamente los
trenes a ambos lados del lugar del
Academic, en- ell que continuaban
trabajando las cuadrillas de resca-
te a la luz de los reflectores.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

ravisfu del u~confecer cubono...
tviene de 10 Pag. y

mes, catolica practicante y madre de dos senoritas, fue golpeada
Eorturada por la policia, cuyos agentes lie Introduction I'm hero
la vagina. Este espeluznante hecho ha sido resenado pr la
na de los Esados Unidos proyocando la mayor indignation en- la
bnion publica de aquena democracia.
-Seria interminable la lita de ninos torturados, castrados O asei-
Jos pr los esbirros que tienen al senior Canto como Embajador
Costa RIGA. Basta mencionar ell case del nino de Is amos William
Ter, horriblemente torturado y finalmente masacrado en- Santiago
Cuba, cuya dolida madre eta exlada ahora en- los Estados Unidos.
Yo consdero que una prueba de civilidad es la capacidad para
Pudiar Ia barbarie y ell crimen. Considero que Costa RIGA ha dado
heba de esa capacidad cuando expres6, en- la forma que 10 ha hecho,
republic viril y su humane indignation ante los vandalos que han
nido a mi Cuba en- las espantosaS condolences de barbarie que
peran ALI desde ell funesto 10 de mario de 1852. Cast todos los
eblos ibres del Continente Sc han expresado ash tambien. Nadie
ptesto cuando los hGngaros escupieron ell rostro de los cuerpos
gantes de sus opresores.
Ell senior Canto no representa- a Cuba sino a Batista. Y Batita
Presenta en- Cuba la violacion de la voluntad popular, pues ases6
gope mortal a la conStitucionaHdad cuando conspir6 contra esa
tuntad, an siendo Senador de la Republca, a solo 80 dias en-
e Sc iban a ceebrar eecciones generates para que ell pueblo ex.
psase libre y acknowledgements sus sentimientos politicos.
Mis- huos, siguiendo a SUI padre en- los escondies, pasaron fno
privaciones sin cuento, p~erseguidos y acosados por la repression
iciaca. La poIca invade sete veces nuestro apartamento a riz
& desembarco del DR.. Fidel Castro. En- otra OCCASION Sc robaron
1s objetos de nuestra casa, tales como la maquina de escribir
uni esposo, loza, ropas, documentos, libros, etc, que despues ven.
IRON los muy ladrones.
+ 70, una madre Guiana exilada, desarraigada de SUI patria con
Fdos hijos que no han podido superar ell terrible impacto psicolo.
10 del terror y la barbarie, quisiera poder abrazar a todos los esht.
mites, a todos los trabajadores y a TODD ell pueblo de Costa RIGA
r la generosa prueba de solidaridad con los sufrimientos de la ia
Lila cubana y por su rotunda expression de republic a los emisarios
&n desgobierno que todos maldecimos y odiamos desde 10 mas
pfundo de nuestro corazon.
Atentamente de listed, senior Director.
h OLGA BELLO DE MARTINEZ
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
NoTAs SocIALEs
(viene de la Pagina ~

REGRESO A MIAMI
Regreso de Honolulu, Hawaii, ell
seno' Antonio Fernandez Martinez,
deSpues de haber prestado servi-
clos en- la base militar de esa ciu.
dad. Ell senior Fernandez residira
en- Miami permanentemente.
CumpIeonos
AL lado del aprecio de todos los
suyos, relebra en- ell da de hoy la
grata OCCASION de segundo aniver-
sario de su despreocupada existen-
oia ell p2ecioso bebe Juanito Velez
a quien nos es grato felicitarlo ca.
rinosamente y desearle muchos
amos mas de vida
Q
Nos complace felicitar de name
la muy especial a la estimada da.
ma sonora Yolsnda MarteI, con
motive de la grata celebration de
su cumpleanos, y formular votos
Porque goce de muchos amos mas
de vida.
d
Celebra hoy TN nuevo ~aniversa.
RIO de natalicio Ell gracioso nino
Manolito Rimblas. encanto del ho.
gar tornado For ell senior Manuel
Rimblas y sonora, Xiomara de
Rimblas.
Lo fellcitamos carifosamente v
le deseamos muchos amos mas de
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
sJfERA
Continuation de Ia pag. 81

fue financiado en- grado considera-
BILE por Fl aumenro de las nuevas
inversioncs privadaS estadouni-
denses en- America Latina, las que
aumentaron de 1856 a 1857, a
mas de 1000 100000 Tn factor
importante en- csc aumento 10
constituveron los fuertes pages en-
dolares a Venezuela por las nuevas
concesi mes petroleras.
Los 1esembolsos del Banco de
Exportacion e Importation en la
America Latina fueron de 234.-
100000 de dolares en- 1857, contra
apenas 70.000.000 en- Ell ano an
terror.
Las c0mpras de cafe por Esta-
dos Unidos en- America Latina, en-
1857 fueron de Q 326. 000. 900 de Ii
bras coulun valor de l.207, 000. 900
de dolares en- 1856, 10 cual acusa
una dislaInuclon del siete por
cientG e valoI.
La disminucion de las compras de
cafe atertaron principalmente a
Brasil ' Colombia, en- tanto que
las importaciones desde los otros
paises nroductores latinoamerica-
nos Sc msntuvieron mas 0 menos
IL mism' en- 1887 que en- 1856,
Ell val y de las lmportaciones de
cobre, prlncipalmente desde Chile,
Mexico Y Peru decline un 81 por
riento er 1857 respecto de 1856.
Ell DEPARTMENT. de Concrete
dice que ell efecto total de la depre-
sion industrial de Estados Unidos
Sobre las 'importaciones de mate
rias primas desde la America Lati-
ma, no Sc manifestation claramen-
te aun a fines de 1857. De todos mo
COS, va en- las postrimerias de ese
ano Sc observe una disminucion,
en- veZ del ALA anterior, en- que las
lmporta ones de petr6leo crudo y
cobre mnstraron las mayores re-
ducciones.
Tambien calcula ell departa-
mento de Concrete, que las ven
taS de productos agricolas norte-
americanos a America Latina,
con arreglo a la ley publica 480,
bajaron de 92.000.O0O de d6Iares
en- 1886, a 100000 en- 1857, 10
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
HROTEARoN
Continuation de la Pagina 81

filosofia del presidente puede re-
sunrise en- eSta Erase: 'Unidad Con
Orden y Paz'. Ell gobierno, 'por
consiguiente, no Sc considera res
ponsble de ningun acto de violen-
cha nj de ningln escrito o discourse
que pueda incitar a la violencla."
Herbert Morrison, encargado de
prensa del palacio presidential, di-
10 que ell presidente concedera ma
mana una audiencia a los periods
tas a las nueve de la ma1ana.
Agrego que Duvalier respondent
a todas las preguntas que lie hagan
los periodistas norteamericanos re-
Glen llegados y "negara toda vera
cidad al rumor de que ell gobierno
no tiene bien dominada la situa-
cion"
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
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Hacienda, Alfredo Hernandez
Agriculture Jorge Borb6n
Secretario de la Comandancia
en- Jefe Coronel Sergio Fer.
nandez
En- 1eclaraciones a la United
Press, Figures dijo que piensa
retirars, ala vida privada. Agre-
go que no tiene intencion de as
pirar a cargo parlamenario al
guno. 'Pienso = dijo cult
var mis- tierras y escribir libros
sobre flnanzas y las relaciones
entire Gstados Unidos y Ameri.
ca Latina"
Los costarricenses habian con-
tiado en- que varios presidentes
latinoamericanos a~sistirian a la
TRANSMISSION del mando, pero ell
unico que vino a esta capital
con tai proposito fue ell primer
mandatdrio de Guatemala, Mi.
guel Ydigoras Fuentes.