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The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09

man of Billings returned with
them to spend a few days.
Mrs. Mavis Carlson and sons,
Rocky and Jerry, of Billings are
visiting at the Bill Witt home.
They were accompanied here by
Faith Witt, who spent the week
end with her parents. Faith re-
turned to Billings Sunday eve
ming.
A picnic was held Sunday at
the Jean Witt home to celebrate
Stevens fifth birthday. Those at
tending wer Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Jensen and girls, Mrs. Otto
Baldwin, Mrs. Jim Mullen and
son, Mrs. Beverly Witt and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Witt and
Robin, and MI. and Mrs. Bill Witt
and their houseguest, Mrs. Mavis
Carlson and sons.
MI. and Mrs. Charles McGin-
mis- and family were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Young of McCabe.
Mrs. Otto Baldwin and Mrs.
Jim Mullen and sons are spend
ing a few days at the Jean Witt
home.
Miss Harriet Lee, daughter of
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09
Al Club Campers To
Convene at Fairgrounds
July s Through III

Richland County All Camp
committee chairman Sterling
Swigart of Soaring Route an
nounced a registration of 81
members early last week. Pro-
gram plans are complete for the
event and indications point to a
fine experience for all partici-
pants.
The program calls for enrollees
to report for their first night at
the Sidney Fairgrounds on Tues
day afternoon, July 8. Glasses in
wildlife conservation, highway
safety, firearm safety, group rec
reation are included in the morn
ing programs. The afternoons
will be devoted to handicraft,
sports and recreation. Parents
and friends are invited to attend
the evening program on Friday,
July IL. The program will feature
a potluck supper and talent pro-
gram. Club members will return
to their homes following this pro-
gram.
Camp personnel announced by
the committee include Donna
Helterline of Bozeman, recrea-
ton; Eldon Smith of Bozeman,
wildlife specialist; Sgt. John Cor
der, highway safety; Sterling
Swigart, firearm safety: Mrs.
Janet Redgren, food specialist;
Harley Roath, Camp Director;
Mrs. Axel Anderson, Camp
Nurse.
A committee composed of Mrs.
Gordon Tuott, Mrs. Sterling Swi-
CART, Mrs. Lloyd Wick, and Mrs.
Jack Cosgrove is in charge Of
the handicrafts.
Junior leaders will act as the
group leaders. Other leaders are
being asked to assist on the
grounds and quarters.
Members of the All Council
planning committee include Ster-
ing Swigart, George Scheetz,
Mrs. Lloyd Wick, and Mrs. Ray
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09
BY Mrs. Grant Burgess

Word was received here the
end of last week by the Schilling
family that their father, Mr.. Les
Schilling suffered a stroke while
in British Columbia, Canada. Mr..
and Mrs. Schilling left in COM
pany with the Ben Roger family
for Alaska. Bob Schilling of Sid
ney left by plane the first of
last week to join the rest of the
family at his bedside and to make
plans to drive Mr.. Schilling home,
word was received here Saturday
that he is able to travel a few
hours a day and will arrive home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Ruffato and
daughters Synthia and Mitzi 10
spent the Fourth of July at the
Martin Lake home. They left Sat-
urday morning for Brockton
where they visited relatives over
the week end and returned to their
home in Chinook, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Monroe and
children of Billings were Satur-
day noon guests at the Martin
Mullen home. Sunday they were
entertained by a family dinner al
the Archie Hove home near
Richey which MI. and Mrs. Martin
Lake and daughter Charlotte and
John Monger also attended.
Mr.. Joe Provost returned home
from Billings the end of last week
leaving Mrs. Provost and their
small daughter Cecilia. Cecilia
requires disqualification for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. bud McMorriS and
family of Billings spent the week
end visiting in the Lambert, Sid
nev areas with relatives and
friends. While in Lambert they
were guests at the Grant Burgess
home.
Word was received here by
Bruce Qualley that Jerry Berreth
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09
COMMITTEE MEETS
TO PLAN COMING
All CONTEST DAYS

The All Contest Day commit
tee met Wednesday, July 2, to
make plans for the Countrywide
Demonstration Contest, and the
Home Economics judging con-
tests and Dress Revue.
The Demonstration Contest is
scheduled for July Is at 1870
pm. at the NYA Hall.
The Home Economics judging
contests and Dress Revue will be
held on August 1st at the NYA
Hall.
Members of the committee who
met with Mrs. Janet Redgren,
Home Demonstration Agent, to
plan these events are Mrs. Cor
don Tuott, Mrs. Walter Bauman,
Mrs. Dave Albin, Mrs. Robert
Etzel and Mrs. Matt Rambur.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09
Armstrong
BY Mrs. Priny Schlenz

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruffatto and
children motored to the Leo
O'Conner's of Sioux Pass Friday,
then on to Sidney to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Provost, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Klasna ST., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Antoine Carda, Susan and Jimmie.
Harold Carda returned home
Friday after spending the past
two months at Mobridge, S. Oak.
Mr.. Oscar Labidee was called to
Mobridge Thursday, his sister be-
ing seriously i'll.
The Farmers Elevator held its
annual meeting at Brockton Sat-
urday. Those from here attending
the meeting of stockholders were
Priny and Levon Schlenz, Steve
and Pete j. Ruffatto. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Sheehan and family and
Dan and Jerry Ruffatto accom-
panied them to Culbertson to visit
with relatives and friends and
then also to Brockton where they
visited relatives and friends.
Miss Dolores Sheehan and Lin
da Verhasselt accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Vaira and son
Jack of Andes to Sidney Satur-
day.
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia and son
Virgil and grandsons Bobbie and
Billie motored to Culbertson Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Snedigar
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Childers and family Thursday
evening, it being Jerry's eleventh
birthday.
A party was held Saturday eve
ming honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Sheehan and family of Fer
gus Falls, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz and
Levon were Sunday guests at the
Howard Sheehan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna
and children Edmund and Linda,
visited their grandmother Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Cornelia
and daughters Peggy, Patsy and
Penney spent Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Cornelia. They were
supper guests at the Kenneth Klas-
ma home.
Bobbie Rauschendorfer, small
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Raus-
chendorfer cut his hand severely
and was taken to a doctor in Sid
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Candee and
Mr.. Steve Ruffatto were Sidney
bushes callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Amestoy
and family of the Elmdale COM
munity called at the Leslie Can
dee home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Candee and
children were Tuesday evening
callers at the George Fisher home
honoring Jerry Fisher on his 7th
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vafra and
son Jack of Andes visited Tuesday
evening at the Howard Sheehan
home. Wednesday the Sheehans
motored to Lambert to shop.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09

son of Rev. and Mrs. Leo Berreth
won second place in the annual
Soap Box Derby which was held
last week in Watertown, 5. D..
The Lutheran church are plan
ming a pot luck supper in honor
of the Rev. Henry Mathison fam
lily who are expected in Richey
at the home of his brother Rev.
Arthur MathiSon and for the Err
win Toso family, a son-in-law of
Rev. Arthur Mathison. Rev. Toso
will be showing slides and speak
ing on Madagascar Mission field
where they will be going this fall.
Rev. Toso will again speak to the
congregation on Sunday at 900
o'clock service.
A fishing party which included
J. T. Petrik, Oscar Kvaalen, Gil
man Moen and Dick Bell left on
Thursday of last week on a trip
which took them to Devils Canyon
near Billings. Mrs. Dick Bell is
spending the time that her hus-
band is away with Mrs. j. L.
Petrik.
Mrs. Don Lobdell and children
of Malta, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan Mathison and sons of Glasgow
spent last week at the Jerome
Petrik and Pershing Carter homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Aasen
and son Mike. and Mrs. Ella Kolb
of Omaha, Neb., and Miss Madge
Carter of Sioux City, Iowa, ar
rived at the Mrs. Lottie Carter
home Sunday for a few days visit
before going on to Havre and Kali
taking Gram Carter with
them to visit with relatives.
Mrs. Morgan Mathison and sons
and Mrs. Pershing Carter. and
sons visited at the Joe Klasna
nome on Thursday Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Qualley and
arrived home from a weeks
vacation which took them 10 Co
umbia Falls, WhitefiSh and Hun
gry Horse.
Mrs. jeanette Alarcon of Sid
ley visited in Lambert Sunday
With relatives and friends.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09
Sioux Pass
BY Club

Mr.. and Mrs. liver Sundheim
have returned from a weeks va
cation in Sioux Falls, S. D., with
their Son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Pawloski
Mr.. Pawloski graduated this
spring from Augustana College
and has accepted a teaching posi-
ton at Casper, Wyo.
Helen O'Connor has returned to
Detroit, Mich. after spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles O'Connor. Miss
O'Connor is a Medical Secretary
in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anvick left
Wednesday morning for Billings
to spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tveit and
Doris spent several days last week
visiting in the community.
\ Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kolstad of
Billings spent Thursday night at
the Ray Norby home. They were
on their way to Estevan, Canada
to visit a cousin of Mrs. Kolstad
and will visit here on their re-
turn. Mrs. Kolstad is Mrs. Norby's
mother.
Mrs. Russell HulingS and
daughters of the Twin Cities are
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim O'Connor. Mrs. Hulings
is the former Alice O'Connor.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Ed Lewis home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Verhasselt and chill
dren and Mrs. Bernetta Healow
Of Sidney and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Johnson and boys. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Bakken and son called
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Arneson and
have moved into the house
on the Otto Peterson farm. We
are glad to have them in our
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Wick and
children and Mrs. Elva Putnam
are spending the week visiting in
Billings and Great Falls.
MI. and Mrs. Leroy Larson and
IONS were Thursday evening call
srs at the Charles McGinnls
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Norby
md Bonnie have returned from
tWo-Week vacation in Mime
;ota and Wisconsin. They were
accompanied home by Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Lovely of Mondovi,
Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Lovely spent
ieveral days visiting friends and
'elatives in this community and
Fairview and Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar Olafson
md Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peter
;on enjoyed a DAY of fishing at
Fort Peck on Tuesday.
Bill O'Connor is visiting his
parents, MI. and Mrs. Leo O'Con-
Tor. Bill graduated from Montana
State College in June. His broth
r, Leo, attended his graduation
md he returned here with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Norby and
spent the week end at the
i'm Bickle nome in Baker. They
Ilso attended the 50-year cele-
ration of the founding of Baker
md a class reunion of Mrs. Nor
'y's graduating class. Terry Spell
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09
Former Local Salesman
Awarded Trip to N. Y.

Vernon He'll of Havre, sales
man for Bear Paw Sales and
Service, has been awarded an
expense paid trip to New York
City for a holiday weekend at
the Waldorf hotel after being
named the top Dodge truck
salesman of the Portland region
which includes Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho and Montana.
He'll was awarded the trip by
the Dodge division of Chrysler
corporation and will attend the
Dodge 40th anniversary party
being held this weekend. He will
be accompanied on the trip by
his wife.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09
YOUR ~POSTOFFICE
CORNER
BY X. G.
Postmaster

Patrons Of this office living on
the Cemetery Road are advised
that, effective July u, rural route
delivery will be instituted for
them. Please install your rural
mail boxes as soon as possible
and be sure to install a regula-
ton box and be sure, in as much
as it is a good time to do so, 10
make it attractive as your mail
box is the Front Door to Your
House"
Did you know your mail is de-
livered faster when you complete
the address. The delivery zone is
part of the address in zoned cit
les. Use correct postage and mail
early in the day. It's the better
way.
Did you know that this year is
the 10th anniversary of United
States Air Mail Service? The
first air mail was flown on a sin
gle 2l8-mlle route between
Washington, DC, and New York
This first flight, with a stop
at Philadelphia, required three
hours, about three times the time
required today. The first air
planes were the "Jennies" famous
n that period. Postage for a let
.er on early air mail flights was
"A cents, but it included special
delivery.
The total volume of air mail
asst year was 1,483, 291 900 pieces.
l947 it was 772, 1875, 900, double
n a ten-year period.
Did you know that one should
ever put his mouth in motion
il your brain is in gear?
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lee of Som
mers. and former residents of the
Sioux Pass Community, and Mr..
Marion Councils were married
Sunday, June %, at the Luther
an Church in Sommers.
Saturday evening supper guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Witt and
Faith were Mrs. Mavis Carlson
and sons of Billings and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jean Witt and family and
Mrs. Otto Baldwin. MI. and Mrs.
Bob Witt and Robin visited Fri
day evening at the Bill Witt home.
The Sidney herald., 1958-07-09
FAIR PREMIUM
BOOKS AVAILABLE

Farmers, ranchers, gardeners,
homemakers, business men and
others interested are advised that
the Richland County Premium
Book is off the press. A supply
is now available in the County
Extension office. A copy may be
obtained by calling there during
office hours, announces Harley
M. Roath, Secretary-Manager of
the Richland County Fair Board.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12

Sin embargo, despues de conoci-
da las declaraciones de los exilados
cubanos en- Miami, de que no iran
a integrar una nueva fuerza POI
Utica y de otras figuras que Sc
mantienen en- la abstencion en- Gu
ba, estimase que ell proyectado
frente politico oposicionista no lie
CARA a ~integrarse.
ACADEMIES DEL TRANSITO
80 personals murieron y 1872 e
sultaron heridas en- 305 academies
del transito, registrado en- TODD Ell
territorio nacional en- ell pasado
mes de enero, segun ell informe
del Consejo Nacional para la Pre-
venci6n de Academies.
NUEVO TUNEL
va fueron comenzadas las 0braS
para Ell nuevo tunel bajo ell rio
Almendares, que esta construyendo
la empresa francesa que hizo ell de
la bahia de La Habana.
Ell nuevo tdnel mira a la Gale
Calzada, en- ell Vedado, con la Quin'
ia Avenida en- Miramar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
VIOLENTO ATAQUE CONTRA
DULLES

MOSCU, (UP).-Pravda publ
co un violento ataque contra ell
Secretario de Estado norteameri-
cano, John Foster Dulles, a quien
acusa de ser enemigo irreductible
de las conferencias entire jefes de
gobierno y conirario a TODD acuer-
do que pudiera poner fin a la ca
rrera de armamentoS.
Ell diario del Partido Comunis-
ia sovietico indica que Dulles es
la razon principal del firme recha-
20 russo de una conferencia de Mi
nistros de RR.EE. ~preparatoria de
una conference de jefes de 60
bierno.
Ell concentrate no menciona la
conveniencia- de realizar negocia
clones por las Was diplomaticas
para estudiar I'm temario de la con-
ferencia, que ell Primer Ministro,
Nikolai Bulganin, acepto como ne
cesarias en- I'm mensaje que en-
VIC la emana pasada al Presiden-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
(yiene de la Primera)

81 en- SUI despacho, segdn anuncio
posteriormente ell Departamento
de Estado.
I'm boletin del Departmental di-
10 que Eel Secretario de Estado
aseguro al Alcalde que, en- vista de
la posici6n dnica de la ciudad. y de
SUI significado para ell resto del
mundo", Berlin preocupaba hon
damente a Estados Unidos.
Dulles tambien dijo que ia Sc
guridad y bienestar de la ciudad
Y la continuidad de su progreso
son de interes direeto para este
gobierno, como sc ha dicho en- mu-
chas ocasiones en- ell pasado".
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
Viajeros Aseguran Sc Lucha
Bayamo y ManzaniIIo

rio de Santa Ifigenia, rindiendo-
sele los honores de rebelde muerto
en- combate, por los miembros del
IS de Julio.
Doscientas damas siguieron ell
feretro, cantando ell Himno Nacio-
nal y rezando.
En- relaci6n con la muerte de
este joven, Sc informo que ell Juez
de instruction Sc inhibio a favor
de la Jurisdiction Militar, en- vista
de las declaraciones de Dolores
Rivas, que afirmo ser tia del joven
muerto, ell cual residia Ell su casa
y que SUI sobrino habia sido dete'
nido ell sabado a las 2 de la tarde,
por miembros del Ejercito, al man
do de un teniente de apellido
Despaigne.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12

debido a que Sc nubl6 Ell cielo.
Ello, dijo ell Director del Obser-
vatorio, denota la gran actividad
del sol en- ell presente aho.
PETARDO EN- LA CARCEL
En- la madrugada aver, I'm auto
m6vil tripulado por varios desco-
nocidos paso frente a la Carcel de
Mujeres instalada en- Mantilla, IT,
rando en- sus jardines I'm petardo
que estallo pero que no produjo
mas que alarma, sin que Sc repor-
taran danos nj lesionados.
LAS GESTIONES POLITICAS
Ell Senador Miguel Suarez Fer
nandez y ell dirigente del Partido
NacionaliSta Revolucionario, Jose
Pardo Llada, regresaron a La Ha-
bana, manifestando que &c sentian
muy optimistas en- cusnto al re-
sultado de sus gestiones para in
tegrar un cuarto frente politico,
despues de las entreyistas cele-
bradas con Guillermo Alfonso Pujol
y Emilio Ochoa, en- los Estados
UnidoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
AHoRCADO

MATANZAS. - Pablo Martinez
Alfonso, de II amos y vecino de la
finca Santa Rita termino de CT
dra, fue encon'rado pendiente de
una sega aun con vida. Conducido
al centric de soeorro, lego cadaver.
Sc ahorc6 por hallarse enfermo.
Ampliando la information sobre
el aparatoso choque del sabado en-
Milanes y San Gabriel la mujer
que perecio al ser comprimida en-
la acera Sc nombraba Onelia Her
nandez Ramirez, de SO amos y We
Gina del kilometro 101 de la Ca
rretea Central, la que falleci6 en-
ell hospital. En- csc accidente sal
v6 la vida la j0ven Emma Garcia
que Sc hallaba en- ell portal y corri6
al advertil ell peligro Ell canton
desbarat6 ell sill6n en- que momen-
tos antes Sc hallaba sentada. En-
la pajada de Milanes a la Carrete-
ra Central han ccurrido varios ac-
cidentes. Hace dos amos perecieron
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
CONCERTO
-(Viene de la pag. s)-

-(Viene de la pag. 6)-
de soprano de "LaS Bodas de Fl.
garos", Non So Piu Cosa Son, de
Mozart, por Myrna Bressak- Shevin:
Western Overture, de Victor Her.
bert; solo de baritone, por Cor
don Shaw "Abe Lincoln Had Just
One Country, de Jerome Kern;
marcia "a Real American, de
Bpwers; Abraham Lincoln Gettys.
burg, 1868 (por ell narrator Cor.
don Shaw por Don ellis; solo
de soprano Jennie With the Light
Brown Hair y Beautiful Dreamer,
por Myrna Bressak- Shevin v Sc,
lecciones Orange Blossoms. de Vic.
tor Herbert, tambien por Myrna,
el Himno Nacional de Estados Uni.
dos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
Es' u DE EHBREFo De 1858 DLARIO Las AMERICAS = Psg.
Libertuu de Prensu y POIiticu Durunh
ell Cobierno de PRO
Por RAFAEL D. MENDozA

No es ceguera partidarista la
que me inclina a poner de ma
nifiesto 10 que TODD ell pueblo
de Cuba sabe acerca del Gobier-
no Constitutional que encabez6
ell DR., Carlos Prio Socarras has
ia Ell 10 de Mario de 1852, GUAM
do fue derrocado por las fuer-
zas armadas dirigidas por Ba.
tista.
Durante ell mandate de Car
los Prio Sc cometieron muchos
errores de parte de la Admins
TRACTION y adn de parte de el
mismO, Pero este no debe ser
motive para que, como 10 hacen
algunos interesadoS en- desacre-
ditar la democracia Guiana, So
10 Sc recuerden los yerros, que
los hubo, y no haya la honradez
suficiente para eXaltar los me-
rlIOS pOllClcOS que IuerOn mu-
choS.
Basta decir que durante la Adj
ministracion de Carlos Prio ia
mas hubo censura de prensa o
atentado alguno para la prensa,
ash como tampoco hubo un preso
politicc o I'm desterrado, para
que Sc tenga que reconocer en- ell
ex Presidente a un gobernante
democratico, respetuoso de los
derechos de SUI pueblo.
Mientras Prio fue Presidente
la oposicion gozo de plenisima
libertad. Por la prensa y por la
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
ADVERTENcIA
.(Viene de la pag. 81

de SUI negocio en- directories Y
anuncios, que no han viSto nj auto
rizado."
Anuncios que ofrecen ganancias
anomalies, o independence" eco
monica por trabajos hechos en- la
casa; circulares que prometen la
publication de canciones, poesias,
cuentos o novelas, anuncios de
establecimientos que venden EEK
cedentes" de mercaderias, deben
ser Embellishments examinados e
investigate SUI p~rocedencia, antes
de pagan algun dinero o firmar un
contrato.
Tambien Sc debe investigar cui-
dadosamente, dice la Camara, las
ofertas de companies lie seguros.
hechas por correo. Pudieran no
estar autorizadas por la ley para
e%jercer en- Ell estado de Florida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
MURIO EN- UN HOSPITAL

En- Ell hospital de Manzanillo, IA
llecio Manuel Norberto Viltre, de
A amos, que recibio varias heri-
das de bala al ser atacado por des-
conocidos que despues Sc interna-
ron en- la Sierra Maestro.
FL suceso Sc produjo en- ell barrio
de Yara Arriba, Manzanillo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
OBRERO MUERTO

En- Santiago resulto muerto a
balazos, Angel Prevail, de 40 amos,
obrero de la empresa Bacardi. Tam
bien tres j6venes desconocidos die
ron muerte a Abad Adex Castillo,
pescador, de 48 amos y al acudir
carros patrulleros de la policia, Sc
Origino un tiroteo en- el lugar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
EXPERIMENTS CON
EXPLOSIVES

L0NDRES, (UPl.--Radio Mos
GU, en- TRANSMISSION captada en- es-
ia capital, dijo que pronto Sera po-
sible "volar montanas enteras y
dejar una superficie plana en- SUI
lugar."
La transmisors diio que con las
nuevas tecnicas sera possible, no So
10 hacer desaparecer una montana
sino conocer donde exactamente
caera la enorme masa de suelo des-
plazado.
La emisora explic6 que recu-
rriendo a grandes explosiones Sc
simplificara en- 10 future la cons
trucci6n de represas y de vastos
proyectos de ingenieria en- regio-
mes m%ontanosaS
La Union Sovietica, Segun Sc
ha informado, hace experimentos
con explosives de gran potencia
en- regiones enteras, sobre TODD en-
la de Tagansai.
Pho XII OFiCIA SERVICIOS
FUNEBRES
CIUDAD VATICANO, Feb. (UP)
Ell Papa Pic XII asisti6 a los
servicios funebres, correspondent
ties al decimo noveno a~niversario
de la muerte de su predecessor, Pho
XII.
Ell servicio f1nebre tuvo efecto
en- la Capilla Sixtina, Y al mismo
asitieron 13 cardenales, miembros
del cuerpo diplomatico y destaca-
das personalidades del Vaticano.
Junto al Papa estuvo ell princi.
pc Aspreno Colonna, que ocupo ell
puesto del principe Filippo Orsi-
nj, como asistente del trono papal.
Esta function debio estar a cargo
de Orsini, pero este perdio su de-
recho despues de 10 que la policia
califico de "intento de suicidio'
del mes pasado.
0fici6 en- la ceremonial ell Deca-
no del Colegio de Cardenales, Eu-
gene T~isserant.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
E L RUsA

LONDRES, (UP). = Cientificos
sovieticos han dlsenado una bate
ria solar, que transforma la luz del
sol en- energia electrical sin MEGA
nismo, dijo aver radio Moscd.
En- transmission escuchada aquf,
la emisora dijo que Ell artefacto
fue perfeccionado en- ell Institute
Fislco-Tecnico de Leningrado, por
hombres de ciencia, dirigidos por
ell professor V. Iuckevich.
La bateria consiste IN una pla-
ca s%ilicica con electrodes y puede
ser utilizada para alimentar insta-
laciones de radio en- sitios donde
no hay electricidad, segun asegu-
70 la radio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
COMENZO Ell vIOLETA

CENTRAL VIOLETA, Cana.
giiey,-A las tres y treinta de la
tarde de aver comenzo la molten
da este central, reinando verdade-
70 jubilo en- toda la IONA. Sc espe-
ra que, de no hsber contratiempo,
este ingenio mulera alrededor de
sesenta millones de arrobas de ca