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Evening star., 1958-07-10
Yoker Silent
OnAideGets
Double Term.

A 20-year-old man was sem
tenced 10 a year in jail for
petty theft and assault yester-
day after he refused to tell the
Judge who his cohort was.
Municipal Court Judge Ed
ward A. Beard had warned the
defendant, Haywood Shelton.
20, Of the $500 block Of Eighth
street NV. that he would have
to serve additional time for the
man who was not apprehended
in an alleged yoke case If he
did not reveal who he was.
II don't like yoke robberies
on the street and I'm going to
prove It the hard way" the
judge told Shelton after he had
found him guilty. The victim.
Marion M. Russell. 80. Of 2020
First street NV, had testified
that at least two men assaulted
him June 2 in the 100 block Of
Seventh street NV.
Mr.. Russell told the court
Shelton grabbed his hat and
another whom he could not see
grabbed him around the neck
from behind and removed his
wallet containing SIS. Shelton
was arrested the next day when
Mr.. Russell spotted him wear
ing his hat and notified police.
Judge Beard asked Shelton
to identify the other man and
gave him Is minutes ito think
about it,"
IF you think you are going
to protect others, you win serve
time for the others too" the
Judge said. Later when Shelton
Evening star., 1958-07-10
NEWS or MUSIC
Gershwin Concerto
HighIights Pops

lit may be, 1t is certainly not
negligible. for 1t has been the
backbone Of a thousand SYM
phony pops" concerts during
the last is or 20 years. and
thus can be said 10 have paid
for more than its share Of q
lot Of august longhair, music.
Miss Reinecke. at present
head Of the piano department
at the National Cathedral
School for Girls. is one Of the
most adept pianists we have
in Washington. She has
strength, precision and great
rhythmic vitality. Furthermore.
i know from q Mozart FOUR
hand recital / heard her in
last winter that she commands
an unusually beautiful tone
an attainment that means little
to an artist performing OUT
doors through an amplification
system.
Landing conditions at Ma
tional Airport were different
last night from the last two
weeks, for the concerto was
blotted out by at least a dozen
planes.
Mr.. Meyers rearranged the
orchestra in q successful at
tempt to gain the utmost So
nority from the strings, which
he massed to the left Of the
podium. Next Wednesday at
the Watergate DR.. Frederick
Fall and the Washington Civic
Opera viii present a concert
version of Lehar's "The Merry
Widow"
Evening star., 1958-07-10
Defense Group
Cites HoIifieId

The Civil Defense Research
Associates last night cited Rep.
resentative Holiield. Democrat
of California. for outstanding
contributions in the cause o.
non-military defense" Ths
meeting was held at the Con.
gressional Hotel.
CDRA members include in.
dustrial leaders and other pro-
fessional people in the non
military defense field all ovel
the country. Its board Of d.
rectors is meeting here for two
days Of OF f-the-record briefing:
by Government officials.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

refused 10 co-operate. Judge
Beard told him:
''Youl have q good reputa-
ton IN your neighborhood you
didn't squeal. But the neigh
bors win be walking around
with a can Of beer and you1l be
behind hars."
The judge sentenced Shelton
10 serve six months for theft
and an additional six foE
assault.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
BY DAY THORPE
Star Music Critic

Watsrgato Pops Orchestra, Emer-
flnia Reinecke, plano. PROGRAM.
Roman Carnival. Berllo1; Concerto IN
" 0erahwin: Peer 0ynt Suite, No. n,
Cries: Adagio from the Ballet
'Fortieth Parallel. Jenkins; Marcel
1lay, Tchaikoysky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
Ventilation Needed

sation such as this often is
what causes paint to blister
and peel soon after the
home-owner moves in.
Roof ventilators and venti-
lators and ventilators at the
ends Of dormers or in walls
beneath the ridge Of the roof.
or even under the caves. plus
grill .ventilators in the walls
Of crawl spaces, are safe
guards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

6709 PembeEton Street
NEW COLONIAL unusually directive deep wooded
lot. The oVERLOOKS kEkWoOn6lUB GOLF COURSE ond
the desirable location in the community Custom built BY
Henry kmbo highly regarded builder end ksynofed by LARGE
ROOMS THROUGHOUT Features include; bedrooms, bohs
pdneed library, dining uTRAODERN
LARGE KITCHEN. screened porch and full basement.
Directions Rieer Rd past RenWood club to Godsboro Rd
right TO Mlwood Rd lett to TdnpeWood Dr. right one bock
70 Marba Rd right to Pemberton and right to our Open
Evenings, Mr. MouY, oil. 6-467I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

Many new homes contain
gallons Of water which may
evaporate from the walls and
masonry during the first
year after its construction.
experts say.
Some of that water prob
ably will condense in crawl
spaces, in the attic and in
exterior wall areas unless
proper ventilation is pro-
vided to remove it. Conden-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
ELECTED BY BOARD

The Washington Reel Estate Board this week
elected J. A. Weinberg president; clorenee
Dodge, IT,, first vice president; Frank J. Luehss
second vice president, and Howard z. Hum
phries, treasurer. They will foke office
October I.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

every LIST and 3rd Thursdays
of each month. Mrs. Pasty
Doss, President, Mrs. Gloria
Smith, Vice. The Young mems
Progressive Club will meet,
January %, 1858 at 723 Grove
Street, at 7:30 P. M, Mr.. Ben
jamin Woodhouse, ST., Presi-
dent, Mr.. Fred Ware, Secre-
tary. Tuesday, 6: P. NJ, Youth
Choir rehearsal, Mrs. Odessie
Hall, Manager, Miss Elizabeth
Murphy, Secretary. Tuesday,
Z: P. M, Senior Choir rehear-
sal, Mr.. George Murphy, Presi-
dent, Mrs. Jennie B. Dunn,
Vice. Wednesday, 7: p. NJ,
Weekly Prayer Meeting. This
being the second prayer meet
ing of the New Year we urge
all members to be present in
order to express in unison our
thanks to God for his many
rich blessings of the past year
and for his guidance and pro-
lection throughout the New
Year. The general public is
always welcome to worship
with us. Benjamin Woodhouse,
ST., Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

THE ROSELAND HOME
DEMONSTRATION GU B
held their Christmas Party in
the lovely home of Rev. and
Mrs. j. III. Thornton on Mon
roe Street, Friday night, De-
cember 20. Everything was in
the real Christmas spirit. Each
member was present with their
guests. The singing of Christ
mas Carols, Fortune Telling
and other games, provided en-
tertainment for the evening.
An appeal was made among
the visitors to become men,
bers of this club. Lovely gifts
were given to all present.
Sharing the pleasures of this
delightful party were: Mes
DANES White, M. B. Polk, Eu-
nice Williams, Maggie Chris
ley, B. Banks, Ruby P. Lewis,
Willie Mcclure, Mr.. Eddie
Bowie and Rev. ]. H. Thorn
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11
Hozlehurst
News

Roosevelt Strong, Agent.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MR.. BEN NEWSOM HELD
DECEMBER 20
Monday evening, December
%, Bro. Ben Newsom was
called to rest from the tolls of
this life. Funeral services were
held at the Sardis Baptist
Church, pastored by Rev. w.
T. Guice, Sunday afternoon at
/: o'clock, Rev. L. C. Collins,
officiating. Bro. Newson was
born in Copiah County in 1890
and lived most of his 81 years
in Hazlehurst. He was a de-
voted husband, a fine father,
a good neighbor and a faith
full member of Sardis Baptist
Church. He leaves a wife,
Mrs. Marian Newson, S sons,
Mr.. JOHNNY B. Newson of
Brooklyn, N. Y, Mr.. R. j.
Newson, Rolling Fork, Miss;
Mr.. Horance Newson, Chicago;
Mr.. Preston Newson, Saginaw,
Michigan; Mr.. Ben Newson,
Jr, Hazlehurst, Miss; one
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

THE SARDIS BAPTIST
Church services were well at
tended both Sunday day and
night, January 5, with pastor,
v. T. Guice in charge. Rev
Moore of Newton delivered the
morning message on the sub
ject, For God So loved the
world that He gave his only
begotten Son." Rev. Guice de.
livered the evening sermon
Visitors we're present from the
Terry Grove Baptist Church,
Terry, Miss. Music was rem.
dered by the Terry Grove
Choir.
The Trive System Building
Fund Drive of Sardis Church
in action with Rev. w. T.
Guice, sponsor. The Thrive of
Abraham the month of Janu-
airy amounted Building Fund,
$31.19. Church, Maintenance,
$69.02. Total, $100.21. Mrs.
Clara Green, Box 322a, R. 1,
Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11
CHURCH NEWS:

THE FOLLOWING Church
es will observe Communion,
Sunday, January II, 1858:
KIND DAVID NO. l, Rev. S.
B. Carradine, Pastor.
MT. CALVARY, Rev. E. D.
Straughter, Pastor.
SPRING HILL, Rev. M. M.
Morris, Pastor.
TRAVELLERS REST, Rev. J.
III. Williams, Pastor.
ZION TRAVELLERS, Rev.
Curley, Pastor.
PLEASANT HILL, Rev. T,
Ray, Pastor.
BURN STAND M. B., Allen,
Miss, Rev. T. Ray, Pastor.
TRIUMPH M. B., Kings,
Miss, Rev. c. c. Bolden, Pas
tor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

On Tuesday, December 81,
the home of Mrs. Doris Jean
Hainley was completely de-
stroyed by fire and her three
children burned to death. Mrs.
Hainley had gone to the store
for groceries. Since the mother
was unable to bury the chill
dren, eight volunteer solicitors
raised funds to help with flu
neral expenses. They were:
Mrs. Earnestine Harville, S75.-
so; Mrs. Lula Catchings, $62.-
So; Mrs. Lizzie Bankston, $751;
81; Mrs. Pauline Gary, 1852;
Mrs. Sallie Louie, $500; Mrs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11
BRIGHT MORNING STAR

BRIGHT MORNING STAR
M. B. CHURCH NEWS: Rev.
S. S. lines, Pastor. Sis. There
sa Sims, Church Clerk, Sis.
Lubertha Chiles, Building
Fund Clerk, Bro. Charles &C.
ter, Senior and Junior Choir
Pianist; Sis. Juanita Holmes
and Sister Ella w. Hall, Presi-
dents of B. M. S. Missionary
Society; Sis. Rosetta Cant,
President of Pastors Aid Club;
Sis. Martha c. Evans, Presi-
dent of Usher Board. On last
Sunday morning, our Superin-
tendents were well prepared
for the beginning of a New
Year. All teachers were at
their best. The attendance
was excellent. Our pastor re-
viewed the lesson and the en-
tire Sunday School Service was
spiritual and inspiring. The
IL: A. NJ. and z: p. M. Wor-
ship Services were well con-
Quoted with the pastor, Rev.
lines bring spirit-filled mess
ages and beautiful music be-
ing rendered by the Senior
Choir, under the direction of
Bro. Geter. A warm welcome
is extended to visitors to at
tend all services at Bright
Morning Star.
Sunday, Feb. %, at 7::30 the
Warren County Singing Con-
vention will render a Program
for the Usher Board, sponsor,
Sis. Marian Scott. Admission,
35c. Feb. 3rd., Rev. D. p.
Parker, Pastor of Gospel Tenn
pie will preach here for the
Usher Board, Sis. Scott, spon-
sor. Sick List: Beacon Dave
VIM, Mother Martha Jane
Ramsey, Mother Matilda Rob-
inson, Sis. Hazel Goodlow and
others. Let us continue to
pray for all sick members of
this and other churches. Sis.
Rosetta Cant is in Jefferson
County with her sick sister.
Members, the next meeting of
the Baptist Women's Mission
airy Society Union, meets at
Pleasant Green Church, Feb.
6, 1858. Mrs. M. B. Wilson,
President.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

Mary Murray, $11.01; Mrs. Jo-
sic M. Jones, $3.50; Cato Quar-
tiers friends, $20.64. Total raj
sed, $242.62. Among the white
friends who contributed to this
worthy cause were: Drs. r. B.
Zeller, P. B. Perkins and DR..
McDonnell's mother, Mrs. w.
S. Henley; j. CHANNEL, C. Wri-
ght and Mrs. T. E. James, Mr..
G. Jones, Mr.. G.. Brister, Mr..
B. T. Roberts, Mr.. B. F. James,
Mr.. r. H. Stevens, Mr.. S. Ford,
Mr.. T. Ford, Mr.. B. Smith, Mr..
B. I. Martin, Messrs. Cox, Har-
per, Hiram Newman, P. B. Nor
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. r. G..
Dunn. The solicitors wish to
thank each and everyone, both
colored and white. There are
some names that don't appear
in this paper, but we sincerely
thank each of you. Signed:
Mary Farley, Sallie Louie and
Ernestine Harville, committee.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

DAUGHTER ELKS of Vicks-
burg, who attended the Dedi-
cation of the New Elks Hall
in Jackson, Miss, on Sunday,
January 5, were: Mesdames
Gertrude Darlington, Victoria
Franklin, Alma B. Johnson,
Rosie Lee Hopkins and Mary
Lou Davis.
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ton. Members present: Mes
danes N. E. Mcclure, Thelma
Watson, Annet Fox, Mary Cor
don, Katie Thomas, Eddie
Bowie, Steed, Cain, Matte
Plump and Miss Thelma Wat
son. A delicious Turkey Din
ner was served.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11
BeIzoni News
Mrs. Augusta Slaughter, Agent

Mrs. Augusta Slaughter, Agent
Christmas service at Bel
zoni Chapel M. B. Church was
very well attended Christmas
morning, with a soul-stirring
message being delivered by
Rev. H. Chetchen. Winners in
the Christmas Lighting contest
were as follows: Best Deeorat-
ed Church: 1st, White Star
Baptist Church, Rev. E. L. Will
liams, pastor; I'd, Green Grove
Baptist Church, pastored by
Rev. j. d. Thurmon; Best Dec
Grated Doorway; 1st, Mrs. Aug
usta Slaughter; End, Mrs. Lena
Jentry; Trees: 1st, Mrs. Lou
ella Gray; End, Mrs. Mary En-
ma Williams.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

Remember the Midnighters
will play for the first big dance
of the NEW YEAR at STEW
EMS ROSE ROOM, SUNDAY
NIGHT, JANUARY 10
DON'T MISS THIS ONE.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

CALVARY M. B. CHURCH
NEWS Sunday School,
$50 A. M, Mr.. George Muir
ply, Supt., Macarthur Chat
man, Assistant. 4: P. M, The
City-Wide Religious Training
and Educational Movement
will meet at the church. This
movement is organized for the
benefit of all deacons and lay
men. We therefore urge all
officers of this degree to be
present and on time. Mr.. A.
A. Taylor, Chairman, Mr.. Ed
die Gray, Assistant, Mr.. Fred
Ware, Instructor and Mr.. Ben
jamin Woodhouse, ST., Secre-
tary. The Usher Board meets
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

THE MOTHERS CLUB will
meet at Mt. Zion No. /. on
Sunday, January IL at $3.50 P.
M. All mothers are asked to
be present. Mrs. l.. Johnson,
President, Rev. P. E. Lott, Pas
tor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

THE COMMUNITY BIBLE
CLASS will hold its next meet
ing, Sunday, January IL, 1858
at 8: p. M, at First Baptist
Church, Rev. J. H. Williams,
Pastor. General Topic: Three
Questions. The public is invi-
ted.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

MRS. MARY LOU DAVIS
many friends will regret to
know that she is confined to
bed with a severe cold. They
wish for her a speedy recov-
cry.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

Service was held at the Tenn
pie Church Sunday, January 5
at 3 p. M, for the c. w. w. w.
it was wonderful start. The
Rev. Frank Moore of Newton
brought wonderful message,
also Mrs. Frank Moore and
nephew were present. Other
visitors present were: Mr.. Pat
King, Bud Joiner and Willie
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

Funeral services for Mrs.
Emma Whitfield were held
Sunday, December 20, IL a. m.
at Green Grove Baptist Chur-
CHI, pastored by Rev. J. D.
Thornton. Death came after a
long illness. She was a faith
full member of the church and
was highly respected and low
ed turnout the state.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

daughter, Mrs. Albertha Bate
man, Greenville, Miss; 2 bro
theirs, Mr.. Horace Newson, To-
ledo, Ohio; Mr.. Harrison New
son, Helena, Arkansas: one
sister, Mrs. Maggie Hamilton,
Kenzie, Arkansas, a host of
other relatives and friends.
Out of town relatives and
friends, attending the funeral
were: Nieces: Mr.. Tonic Ellis,
Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. Edward
Lee, Mrs. Annie Bell Thomp-
son and Mrs. Mable Parish of
Jackson and other relatives
from Helena, Ark. Pail bear
ers, Willie Little, ST., Willie
Little, Jr., Benny Lyn Swil-
ley, H. G. Swilley, Jr., Evan
gle Longio, Robert Earl Titles.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

THE HOME COMING DAY
of the Sunday School Union
was held at Sardis Baptist
Church, Sunday, December 20,
with an attendance of 100. The
Finance Committee reported,
$150.48. Rev. Porter Wynn, Sr.
Supt., Sister Arcola Foster,
Sec.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11

Swan; Mrs. Petite Linson and
others whose names can't be
recalled at this writing. Bishop
j. M. Haywood, pastor of Pro-
gressive Holiness Church, will
preach at the Temple Church.
Sunday, January 26 at 3 D. m.
Each and everyone is cordially
invited. Our church doors
stand ajar, you are always well
come. Rev. ]. T. Woodson, pas
tor; Mary Farley, secretary and
reporter.
WE INVITE YOU to send
your Church, School and Lo-
cal News in each week.
We, the staff of the House of
Peoples Funeral Home, Inc.
take this method to thank all
of our policy holders and fri
ends for their patronage dur
ing these three years we have
operated in Hazlehurst. We
realize that it has been your
loyal support and cooperation
that has made it possible for
our doors to remain open. We
have entered a new year and
we wish each of you the best
of success. We also ask that
you continue to permit us to
serve you. Our office phone
number is 986 and the resident
number is 468. M. H. Davis,
president; T. o. Winston, mgr.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-11
WcKsBURG ENTERPRISE

News compiled published of vcksbure
Warren County Citizens
RUBY p LEWIS . editor Phone 961
HENRY BROWN JR. Circulation Phone 693
Phone all in the Vcksburg 962 500
$50 Miller Alley Circulation Manager 1907 Third North
Editor
ALL CARDS OF THANKS AND In MEMORlAMS $3.50
Advertising Rates Request
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zoni to A. Slaughter, P. o. Box
All, Belzoni, Miss.
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SEND ALL NEWS for Bel
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22

a la ternura mas acendrada, a los
afectos mas sinceros, a las mas pu.
ras e~ftSiones fraternales. Tenia u
caracter de acero, inflexible, como
debe ser ell caracter, y un corazon
de nino alberto al amor y a Ia
amistad. 70 lie conocf bien. Allen.
taba una vision grande de Cuba y
ponia toda SUI energia al servicio
de una politica fecunds que per.
mitiera r~ealizarla.
Solo una vida de limpieza y com-
batividad solo I'm martillar cons
tante sobre elsimperativo del ade-
centamiento pdblico, solo I'm gran
d~esprecio por la fortuna y por la
vida, hubieran podido preparar ell
canine para SUI understandable vo-
caci6n de sacrificio. Chibas no era
un politico al uso; era un idealis-
ia al servicio de la recuperacion
moral de su patria. No era solamen
tie ell jefe de un particle politico;
era tambien ell animador de un
gran movimiento de renovation y
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22
No Sc Descarta en- Ia Argentina
Posibi|idad de que Gui||ermo P.
Kelly Logre Ia Amnisfla Total
A Pesor de les Aevsaeiones de Terrorisrno, Asalto,
Quemu de IgIesios, Robo, Asesinafo y Extorsion

BUENOs AIRES, agosto 81 -
(UPD- No Sc descarta aqui la
posibilidad de que Guilermo Pa
tricio Kelly = jefe de la ALBANIA
Libertadora Nacionalista = que
sembro ell terror durante mucho
tempo pueda ser anmistiado por
la justicia
La posibllidad existe, pero es
muy premature decir que sera be-
neficiado por la ley que aprob6
hace I'm tempo ell Congreso y que
dejo librado al criterio de los jue-
ces, 81 cabe. o no perdonar a los
procesados por delitos que puedan
naber sid, directa o indlrectamen-
te, nechos con movies politicos.
Kelly m:entrao tanto, permane-
ce detenido en- ell DEPARTMENT.
Central d. Policia, a d~isposiclGn
del Juez Angel A. Bregazzi, Qu,sn
Sc .spera Que 10 %lnterrogue dentro
de POGO,
L alianc. sta que escapara ;e la
penitenciaria de Pho GALLEY IS Ia
Cha Chile junto con Jorge AItoH;o,
Jose Espejo y otros peronistas y
que, luego de haber estado d pun
to de ser colocado en- manos &c la
justicia argentina por la Corte Su
prema chilena Sc fugara de la
penitenciaria de Santiago disfraza-
do de mujer, es acusado de varios
delitos. Terrorismo, a%salto, dos ase-
sinatos - a un comunista y a un
radical -~extorsion, quema de lyle.
sias, robo de AUTOMOBILES y VIC
lacion de domicilio son algunas de
las acusaciones.
Su detencion esta relacionada,
ademas, con ell asatlo v ocupacion
que hicieron elementos de la allan.
"a con ametralladoras al departa-
mento que ocupa ell commando
peronista como senal de discon-
formidad con esa agrupaci6n que
recibe ordenes directas de Per6n.
Kelly rompio publicamente con
Peron ca~lificandolo de cobarde. I'm
dia despues que 100 aliancistas ocu.
paron esa oficina, la policia los
desaloJo, detuvo a 80 personals en-.
tire hombres y mujeres que ha-
bian participate en- ell asalto y las
puso a disposition del mismo juez,
que ahora debe conocer los proce.
sos contra Kelly.
La policia puso a disposition del
juez, armas y municiones captura.
das a los asaltantes y Sc sospecha,
que ell mismo Kelly participo en- la
ocupacion del commando peronista.
81 esos hechos son probados seria
impossible anmistiar a Kelly = por
10 menos por estos ultimos delitos
- que fueron cometidos va dicta
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-22
AdqUieren Control
de Ciu. Telefonicu
de Rep. de Mexico

JERSEY CITY, Nueva Jersey,
agosto 81 CUPID Eloy Ballina
de Chihuahua, y Carlos Trouyet,
de Mexico, firmaron aqui aver, los
documentoS por los cuales intere-
Ses m~exicanos adquirieron ell rs
por ciento de las acciones de las
mas grande compania t~elef6nica
del pals del sur, Telefonos de Mexi-
co, S. A.
La transaction, que significa
aproximadamente Is. 100000 de
dolares, Sc realize en- las oficinas
del First National Bank de Jersey
City. Vendieron international Te-
lephone y Telegraph Corp, y Te-
leric Inc, subsidiaria de L. M.
Ericsson de Suecia.
Ell resto de las acciones esta en-
poder de tenedores m~exicanos, con
10 que la compra significa que esta
es la primera empresa de servicios
publicos de propiedad privada que
pasa totalmente a manos mexica-
mas.
Los senores Vallina y Trouyet
encabezan I'm grupo de hombres de
negocios del vecino pals que hicie
ron la compra. Muchos de ellos
son importantes accionistas del
Banco Conceal Mexicano, S. A.,
del que Vallina es presidente. Este
preside ademas la Celulosa de Chi
huahua, S. A., y tiene intereses
en- las industries maderera, mine
ra, siderurgica, cemento y MADEIRA
terciada.
Troyet encabeza la principal
firma de inversiones de Mexico,
que lleva SUI nombre y tiene activa
participation en- muchas empresas,
en- association con capital norte-
americana que operan en- Mexico,
como General American Transpor-
tation Co., Lock Joint Pipe Com
pany, A. P. Green Friedrich Co., y
Sanborn's, la conocida tienda mexi-
cana que esta asociada con la firma
similar Walgreen, de Estados Uni
dos.