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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Liller in Garrett County Me-
mortal hospital in Oakland ON We'd
nesday, April l6.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee D Saunders,
Clearfield. Pa, spent the weekend
here with the latter's mother Mrs.
Wylic yelling Mrs. yelling suf-
fered a slight stroke.
Miss Mary Junkins. Cleveland,
Ohio spent two weeks here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Jmkins, at Sunnyside. She re-
turned to Cleveland today
Mrs. Robert Maroney, who under
went a major operation in Garrett
County Memorial hospital, is now
convalescing but win remain a
hospital patient for several days
Members Of the Mizpah Sunday
School class are holding their an
nual mother-daughter banquet on
Wednesday evening, April rs, at
$50 o'clock. in Fellowship hall of
St. Paurs Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hauser moved
last week to their new home on
Crook street which they recently
purchased. They formerly resided
at the eastern edge Of town. Mr.
Hauser is now a patient in the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital. suf-
fering from a heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward FitZwater,
Deer Park, and his mother, Mrs
George P. FitzWater, of Mt. Lake
Park, motored to Keyser, w. Va.
on Sunday where they attended
the wedding Of her grand niece,
Shirley Ann Frasier. 10 Mr.. Roland
E. Rainer, also OF Keyser
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lape, of Bos-
we'll, Pa, visited the formers
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ohio Friend, on Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs Blair McGough, Mrs.
Lewis Naugle, Johnstown, Pa, also
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Friend re-
Gently.
Construction began this week on
a new store building by Kelly's APP
pliance and Furniture store in
Loeb Lynn Heights, which will be
adjacent to the present structure
The building will be 60 by so feet
and be Of block construction with
a glass front. 1t is expected to be
completed by June /
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17

both Steubenville, Ohio.
Jesse Earl Remnant, 81, laborer
Parsons. W. Va, and Naomi Hell
mick, 80, Hendricks. w. Va.
Adrian Charles Tenant q, la
borer, and Dolores Ann Burger, %
both of near Fairview, w. Va
Oliver f. Guard, 65, furniture
business. FriendsVille. Md. and
Grace LeMoyne Clement, 50, Balti-
more, Md.
William Earl Crothers. 81, electric
company worker, and Barbara Ann
Lockhart. lS, both Mineral Wells,
w. Va
James Joseph AMBROSE, p, U. s.
army Salisbury, Pa. and Betty
Jane Burke, n, Greensburg. Pa
John Resnec. "a. mechanic, near
New Salem. Pa, and Dorothy Marie
Braddee. &c. Uniontown. Pa.
Robert Ray Holmes, Is, factory
worker, Hundred w. Va. and De-
ores Ronnie Rittenhouse, 10, Fair
mont. w. Va.
Leonard Ray Deneen q, laborer.
HOpwood, Pa. and Beverley Ann
Zapolski, Is, Lamberton. Pa.
Edward Coley. So. retired. and
Sarah Calvetta Blue. "a, both
cClored, both Morgantown, W. Va.
Allegany county's tax rate re-
manned at $2O5 per 500 for en-
suing year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17
Oakland Personals

DR.. and Mrs. w S. Patterson
visited their son and daughter-in-
law in Clarksburg, w. Va, on sun
day
ST Matthews Guild is sponsor
ing a benefit card party on Thurs
day. April "a, in st. Matthews Par
ish house, beginning at 8 O'Clock.
Rev. and Mrs Okey Clark, of
Oakland, visited their children in
Huntington. W. Va. Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. w A.
Setiff
Members of the Past Chiefs club
of the Pythian Sisters will meet at
the home of Mrs. a. V. Schaeffer
on Friday evening, April IS, at 8
o'clock.
Members of Garrett Branch.
American Association of University
Women, met Monday night at the
home of Miss Edith Brock, in Mt
Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stockman and
the formers father " A. Stockman.
have returned to their home at
McHenry after spending several
months in Miami, Fla.
Misses Ruth Hickman. Accident.
and Jean Cummings. Gormania.
spent the Easter vacation with
friends in Lakeland. Fla Both at
tend State Teachers college in
Frostburg JEAN Helen and Bonnie
Cummings and Miss Hickman spent
last Saturday in Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
70 the Republican Voters:

To the Republican Voters:
l hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination for County Com
missioner, Commissioner district
No l. subject to the Republican
primary election on Tuesday, May
90
l previously served as your
County Commissioner for a period
of eight years, and was president
of the board for seven years. |
have a thorough knowledge about
real estate, farming and live stock
and am fully acquainted with the
duties of this office l feel that l
am qualified to serve you in this
important office and earnestly
solicit your support.
j. EDWARD HELBIG
Deer Park. Maryland
ADV. Y
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17

Siias Sines Jr. of EIyattsville
spent Tuesday in this community
Mr.. and Mrs Donald U Mafrett
Cumberland were guests Of her
sister. Mrs. A. Scherr ON Sunday
Mrs. Lester Bittinger is a patient
in Doctors hospital Washington,
D G.. where she is receiving treat
ment.
The Pastors Aid of ST. Marks
Lutheran church viii hold its an
nual dinner next Wednesday eve
ming. April % in the church social
room.
Miss Effie Butler Roanoke, Va.
a daughter OF the late Rev j. w.
Butler. a former pastor of 81. Marks
Lutheran church. was in Oakland
Tuesday calling on acquaintances.
J. H. Ross and Robert Jarvis, of
SpotsylVania, Va, visited the form
er's mother, Mrs W. r Ross. on
Sunday Mrs. Ross is recuperating
from major operation in the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital.
They were accompanied upon their
return by Mrs. Jarvis, who had
spent the week here with her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fazzalari,
Canton. O.; DR.. and Mrs. p. v. Faz-
zalari. Baltimore; Miss Florence
Fazzalari, College Park; Mrs. Don
aid +. Clements and two children.
Evanston, ILL.,, spent the weekend
here with their parents. MIR. and
Mrs. James Fazzalari. Mrs. Glenn
ents and children are remaining
this week.
Returning Sunday evening from
Monessen, Pa, after attending a
three-day convention of Jehovahs
Witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Waybright, Mrs. Catherine Ian
caster, Byron Peters, Mrs. Odessa
Turney, Mrs. Ferne WEIGH. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. n. Phillips. Miss Lose. Mrs.
James Sanders, the Misses Kathe-
rine. Diana ad Edith Weber and
John w Weber.
Dinner guests on Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd burst
and his mother. Mrs. Daisy burst,
were Roy burst and children.
Harry Nancy and Jimmy, Manas-
sas, Va; Mr. and Mrs Wesley White.
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Sanders ana
son, Oakland. Also spending few
days in the burst home last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Barr
and son, Norman, Of Baltimore.
There will be a farwell party
and open House" for the Rev
and Mrs Charles W Carlson next
Thursday evening, April "a, from
s to 10 O'Clock in the Lutheran
church social room The family will
leave the following week for Pitts
burgh where he viii become exc
cutive director of the Lutheran
Student Foundation of Western
Pennsylvania and Lutheran campus
pastor for the Greater Pittsburgh
area. Members Of other congrega-
tons and friends are invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17
Clear and Warm

Clear and warm weather has
been the order for the past four
days, following a weekend that
was not so moderate
After snow flurries last Thurs
day it continued cloudy on Friday
with rain and a splitting of snow
part of Saturday. Sunday was par
TALLY clear and cool, with the four
days of clear weather following.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17
Frunk R. Kent Dies

Frank R. Kent, critic of the
American political scene for more
than five decades. died Monday in
Johns Hopkins hospital at the age
of 80.
For many years his column,
"The Great Game of Politics" had
been used by special permission
in The Republican He had long
career on the Sunpapers in Balti-
more.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17

Mrs. Campbell Saunders. of
Table Rock area. is in Memorial
hospital in Cumberland where she
win undergo an operation
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Ingram, Richmond, va.
on Easter Sunday, April 6. Mr..
and Mrs Ingram are former resi-
dents.
Al a meeting of the Lutheran
church council Tuesday evening,
A. NJ Schoch and Edward p Kahl
were elected as delegates to the
meeting Of Synod TO be held at
Jackson's Min, W. va, May ~. -
and II.
Mrs Roy Shaffer. Cumberland,
and her son, Richard Knepper, of
Denver, Col. visited friends in Oak
land after an absence Of some 20
years Mrs. Shaffer formerly oper-
ated the Knepper 5 and 10 store in
OallanG.
Nh and Mrs f. r. Shaffer Wis
tied the lattcr's mother in Keysel,
W. Va. on Sunday. They were ac-
companied to Keyser by Mrs. II. A..
Loraditch and Miss Margaret Ham
i'll who were guests of the Misses
May and Frances Davis,
Mrs Henry s. Davis, of near Oak
land. is a patient in Garrett County
Memorial hospital Her sons, Her.
man and Willard Schubert, and
daughter. Mrs. William c. Zoellers,
from Ohio, visited her over the
weekend.
Mrs. W. A. Gender and Miss Jean
Gender were in Philadelphia, Pa,
last Saturday to attend the we'd
ding of the formers granddaugh-
ter Miss JEANNE Pollock, daughter
OF MI. and Mrs. James L. Pollock,
to DR.. Robert Frulinger, which
took place that day.
George yelling returned to his
home Saturday after he had spent
The winter months at Fort Lauder
dale. Fla. with his daughter, MRS.
T. B. Cuttings. He was accompanied
here by his son, Frank yelling, of
Washington, D. C.. who returned
to his home on Monday.
William K. Glotfelty underwent
an operation for a back injury at
Johns Hopkins hospital in Bal
timore on Monday and is now re-
cuperating rapidly His wife re-
turned to her home on Tuesday
aad Mr. Glotfelty is expected to
be able to return home early next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cover, Toledo,
O.. spent a week here with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fran
els Cover. While here they motored
to Baltimore where they visited his
brothers and their families. Mr.
and Mrs Bernard Cover, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Cover. They returned
to their home in Toledo on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald R. Sincell
accompanied the formers brother,
c. NJ. Sincell of Fairmont, w Va,
to Baltimore on Sunday where ne
underwent 4 check-up at Johns
Hopkins hospital on Monday. His
wife remained in Oakland at the
home of Mrs. Benz. H Sincell. They
both returned to Fairmont yester-
day
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17
Accident PIT. A. Meets

The Accident Elementary Par
ent-Teacher association met at the
school Monday evening.
Elected to office were William
Harmon, president; Mrs. Cecil Ed
wards, vice-president; Mrs Ralph
Ault, secretary; and Paul Miller,
treasurer Following the business
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17
With Our Men
In The Service

Army Pvt. John W. Lewis, whose
wife, Judith, lives in Highland, Md,
recently completed eight weeks of
advanced artillery training at Fort
Chaffee, Ark.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
c. X. Lewis, Mountain Lake Park
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE-Armours VERTA-
GREEN Fertilizer; famous Pine
Tree Seed; feed Oats and Barley,
Grange Supply Center. ADV. 7-tf
FOR SALE-Allis Chalmers WB-
as Tractor and 3-bottom mounted
Plow Grange Supply Center. -
ADV. 7-tf
WANTED-Kitchen helper and
an experienced waitress. Apply in
person only. Hinebaugh Restau-
rant. ADV. 7-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-17

Robert w. Sheckells, now rcsid-
ing in ToWson, was visiting in Oak
land on Thursday He and his fami-
~ were former residents Of Swan
ton.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16
(viene de la Primera)

Ell meteor6logo de Miami,
Rolo Dean dijo que la tormen-
ia "probablemente psrdera al.
guna fuers en- las montanas''
de Cuba Oriental, y senal6 que
es ell curse ordinario de la ma.
yoria de las tormentas tropica-
les.
Una veZ que Salga dc las mon
tanas cubanas, pudiera cobrar
nuevas ~fuerzas", agrego Dean
JEFF DC DICE
ORGANIZATION ISLA ES
BUENA
SAN JUAN-El Director de
la Defensa Civil de Puerto Rico,
senior Agustin Mercado Reve-
ron, declare aver que 'tenemos
una gran Defensa Civil, en- COM
paracion con la de otros esta-
dos"
Mercado Reveron regreso
aver tarde en- vuelo desde Nue.
va York, despues de haber asis
lido a la reunion del Consejo de
Defensa Civil de los Estados
Unidos, celebrada en- dicha ciu-
dad durante esta semana con
la participation de los directc-
res estatales y territoriales de
la organization.
Interrogado a su llegada al
Aeropuerto, informo que habia
tenido oportunidad de zanzibar
impresiones con gran ndmero
de directories estatales de De-
fensa Civil, y que de su inter-
cambio de information y pun
to de vista con ellos, sac6 en-
claro que la. DC de Puerto Rico
compare fsvorablemente con la
existencia en- otros estados de la
Union.
Dijo que la reunion de direc-
torres estatales y territoriales de
la Detensa Civil en- Nueya York,
resulto fructifera v analizaron
los diversos aspectoS y factories
que afectan ell programa de De-
fensa Civil de los EStados Uni
dos, tanto en- Ell nivel federal
como en- Of estatal y munich
pal.
Inform6 Mercado Reveron
que en- la reunion TODD Ell mum
do estuvo p%lenamente cons
ciente de que las Fuerzas Ar
madas Sc esforZaran en- evitar
los ataques cnemigos en- case
de guerra contra los importan-
ties centres poblacionales E in
dustrisles de Ia Naci6n, pero
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16
Segundo Frente del Escambray
:Enarbo|a Como SUI Consigna Ia
''Unidad de los Combatienfes"

de patriotas los batian y recha-
zaban. ocasionandoles mas de
81 baJas y requisandoles arma-
mentos y otras pertenencias."
La noticia del combate
y Sus resultados produjo tanto
reVuelo en- Cuba como en- ell ex-
traniero. La dictadura va no po-
dia negar la existencia de un.
II Frente. Ell Escambray surgia
~victorioso. La la. batalla esta-
ba canada"
"-DificultadeS de TODD gene
70 aparecieron, agudizandose
con ell problema ecOnomico. Ell
II Frente Sc sostenia solo con
Ia cooperation decidida y valio-
sa de elementos de la provin-
cha de Las Villas y otras ciuda.
des."
Manana: segunda parte de
eSta entrevista -reportaje so
bre la Sierra del Escambray.-
PERIL de Eloy Gutierrez Memo
yo.-La proclama de Noviem-
bre. La cordillera de Guamua-
va. Ell Americana Morgan. Ell
rifle M-Camacho. La guerrilla
Serplente, Combate en- Rio Ne
gro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16

-.
Viene de la Primera Pas. -
bajo Ell aqua. Mi esposa y 20
ibamos hacia New York. Te-
nemos una casa en- New
Jersey porque pasamos mu-
cho tempo en- Ell campo. Te-
nemos una hacienda agricola
On Holmdel.
Bueno, me estaba ahogan-
do bajo ell aqua. Estaba aho-
gandome y rezando. Mi espo-
sa estaba junto a mi en- Ell
aqua.
Luego vi una luz y COM
prendi que no estaba total.
mente perdido. Trate de SUI
jetar a mi esposa. Tenia una
mano sobre algo que estaba
sopre mi en- ell aqua I'm
asiento o ago. La otra mano
sujetaba a mi esposa.
Pero habia un hombre arri.
ba de ella y va estAba ahoga.
do. Trate de sujetarla, pero
no pude alzarla.
Made en- ell aqua y trate
de encontrarla pero Ell aqua
es:aba demasiado profunda y
ella Sc habia deslizado hacia
abaJo. Sail q la superficie del
aqua aun dentro del coche.
Habia una ventanilla abier.
ta. Podia yer un helic6ptero
que pasaba Quede ALI den
tro del coche rezando.
Pense: es inutil tratar de
encontrar a mi esposa. va es-
ia perdida. 81 bajo de nuevo
a buscarla yo tambien mort.
re-!
Por ESQ me quede ALI, den.
tro del coche, y despues dc
algdn ratio vi que Sc Scercaba
uil pequeho bote. Trepe a
otra ventana que estaba mas
adelante en- 81 coche y sail
por ella n bctA."
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16

rable recuerdo en- la historic
colombIana.
CAST TODOS LOS ALCALDES
HAN SOLICITADO LICENCIA
Sc Supo aver en- ell Gobierno
Provincial, quehan solicitado Ii.
cencia cast todos los alealdes
por figurar como candidates a
la reelection en- las elecciones
anunciadas para ell dia 8 de no.
viembre proximo.
Ell alcalde Caimito de Qua.
yabai, Jose A. Taho, envi6 un
escrito al Gobierno de la Pro-
vincia lnteresando que ell gober-
nador lie conceda licencia cleo
toral y ell A~yuntamiento de
aquel termino no esta en- perio-
do de sesioneS
FL Ayuntamiento de Guiana
bacoa envio al gobernador CO.
pIa del acuerdo concediendo IL
cencla electoral a Jose C. vi
l!alobos, que es candidate a la
Acadia.
HOMEMADE A MEXICO
Visitaron al ministro de Edu-
cacion, doctor Vicente GAUGE
ell coronel Nestor Nodarse de
Armas Presidente del Conseio
Superior de los Exploradores
Nacionales acompahado del doc
ton Armando Albuquerque,
Presidente de los Emigrados
Revolucionarios, y del doctor
Raul Montero, para invitarlo es-
pecialnente al homemade que
Sc rendira a la Republica de
Mexico hoy dia is del presente
mes de septiembre, a las once
de la manana, ante ell busto de
Benito Juarez, en- la Plaza de
la Fraternidad de La Habana.
Prado y Dragones, conmemo-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16
Cuisines De
. Viene de la Quinta Pagina

Viene de la Quinta Pagina -.
res en- diversas lenguas ha te.
nido The FBI Story, sin aun
titulo en- espanol, relata fiel-
mente la organization de este
poderoso ORGANISING, en- los
dificiles tiempos de hace IS
amos. Encabezan Ell reparto es-
tclar, los valiosos y reconoci-
dos nombres de James Ste.
wart y Vera Miles.
Entire los extras asignados
a la super-produccion de la
Warner Bross., John Paul
Jones' que a%ctualmente Sc
rueda en- Espana y otros pal
ses de Europa, Sc encuentra
ell Marques de Cabeza de Va.
ca, cuyo titulo nobiliario fue
otorgado a sus antepasados
en- 1705 por Su Majestad Fe.
lipe V Ell Marques, es ell Sc.
gundo noble europeo que apa.
recera en- este fabuloso film,
va que anteriormente Su AL.
tea Real el Principe Wonny
Nolenlohe, de Lietchtenstein,
habia sido contradict. Los no.
les estelares del film estan a
cargo de Robert Stake, Mac.
Donald Carey, Charles Co.
burn, Erin O'Brien y en- no.
les estelares especiales apa.
receran, Bette Davis encar.
nando a Catalina La Grande
de Russia y Jean Pierre Au-
mont. en- 81 papel de Luis
XVI de Francia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16
TERRoRIsTAs -.
(Viene de Ia Primera)

SV1ene de Ia Primera)
tiros, que dur6 unos cinco mi.
nutos. Uno falleci6 mas tarde
en- I'm hospital.
Los nacionalistas argelinos es.
peraban Ell paso del coche de
Soustelle en- una intersection
de la parte baja de Paris, Y
cuando este Sc detuvo ante una
luz de transito en- viaje a su
oficina por la Avenida Fried.
land, abrieron fuego.
La guardia political del Mi
nistro riposto la aggression, y un
policia que pasaba por Ell lu-
gar tambien disparo contra los
a%tacantes, uno de los cuales ca.
20 muerto. Otro resulto herido
y fue eapturado a corta distan-
cha.
La policia inicio Immediate.
mente la busqueda de los com
plices del mas osado atentado
argelino, hasta la fecha desde
que comenz6 la campana de -te-
rror de los nacionalistas arge-
limos en- Francia.
Ell ataque a Soustelle ocurri6,
despues de un violento fin do
semana, durante ell cual pisto-
leros argelinos hirieron a un
captain del ejercito en- Metz y
a tres alistados en- un suburbio
de Paris. Ademas, dispararori
sobre un policia en- Lyon, pero
este escape ileso.
Els esta la primera vez que
un miembro del Consejo de Mi
nistros es victima de un intento
de asesinato, de parte de los
terroristas argelinos desde que
estos iniciaron SUI campana con.
ira Francia, en- ell territorio me.
tropolltano ell rs de agosto.
Mas tarde, despues de con-
ferenciar con ell Ministro de
Gobernaci6n, Emile Pelletier,
S~oustelle, que fue Gobernador
General de Argelia y uno de los
dirigentes de la revuelta de los
colonos europeos en- Argelia en-
mayo ultimo, declare:
"Fui objeto, hace POGO ratio,
de un ataque terrorista que fue
minuciosamente preparado. Sc
me hicieron varios disparos do
pistola y una descarga de fusil-
ametralladora. Este ataque de-
muestra una vez mas, que ell
Frente Nacional de Liberation
de Argelia, perdida la esperan-
Ia de ganar SUI causa, tiene que
recurrir a tacticas criminales.
Esto no impedira 10 que tiene
que ser, o sea, una Argeha
Francesa.
"Aprovecho esta oportunidad
para repetir, una vez mas, que
los asesinos del FNL represen'
tan solo a una minoria de f.
naticos, que trata de impone1
su voluntad al srueso de la pc
blacion.
mo necesito decir que, a pc
sar del atentado del FNL con
ira mi, SECURE manteniendo m
politica angelina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16
Cobra Fuerza en- ell Mar Caribe
Ia Septima Tornenta Tropical
de Ia Temporada de Huracanes

que en- Gambia, no seria posi-
BILE derribar a todos los aviones
enemigos que vo1aran para rea.
liar I'm ataque, y que natural
mente habria de esperarse que
algunos pudieran causar seve-
ros danos.
"Estuvimos de acuerdo, por
10 tanto, en- que para poder ha-
Ger frente con exito a la situa.
cion de grave emergencia que
tai ataque podria ocasionar a
pesar de la acci6n defensive de
las Fuerzas Armadas, Sc necesi-
ia defensa civil bien planeada
y organizada", declare ell Direc-
tor de Defensa Civil en- Puerto
Rico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16
.ANUNCIAN g..
(Viene de Ia Primera)

B~oisserie" de de Gaulle, los dos
dirigentes dijeron:
"Hemos discutido muchas CO.
sas, extensa, libre y cordialmen-
tie. "Ambos reconocemos la
Importance y significaci6n que
tiene nuestra reunion. Creemos
que la vieja hostilidad debe que
dar eliminada por siempre, y
Sc invita- a los franceses y ale
names a vivir en- ammonia y
trabaiar juntos.
"Estamos convencidos de que
la estrecha collaboration de la
R~epublica Federal Alemana y
la Republica Francesa es la ba-
Sc de TODD ell esfuerzo construc'
two de Europa. Es indispensa-
BILE para Ell mundo."
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16
ILUSTRE CUBANO
HOMENAJEADO EN-
COLOMBIA

La Academia de Historic de
Colombia rindi6, dias pasados,
tribute especial a la memoria
de Manuel del Socorro Rodri-
guez.
En- efecto, en- Bogota, con
ccasion de las efemerides pa
trias de agosto, realize un acto
publico conslstente en- la colo
cacion de una plaza conmemo-
rativa en- homemade del biblio-
tecario de Santa Fe y fundador
del periodismo nacional, en- la
casa en- que funciono la Biblio-
teca Real. En- ese acto tuvo la
palabra German Arciniegas,
quien, en- una cordial y lauda-
toria pagina que lego ante la
concurrencia ALI congregada ira
70 la efigie de Manuel del Soco-
rro Rodriguez y exalt6 los me-
ritos del empeno cultural a que
consagro ejemplarmente SUI vi.
da.
Manuel del Socorro Rodriguez
fue un ilustre cubano, natural
de Bayamo, de grato y perdu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-16

clio aver cambios en- los co.
mandos militares de las provin.
cias de Oriente y Las Villas.
Ell Mayor General, Eulogio A.
Cantillo Porras, jefe de la IONA
de operaciones en- Bayamo, fue
nombrado comandante del Pri.
.mer Distrito Militar, con jefa.
tura en- Santiago de Cuba. Este
distrito cubre la IONA de ope-
raciones contra las fuerzas re-
beldes de Fidel Castro.
Ell Brigadier General, ALDER
to del Rio Chaviano, fue trasla.
dado del puesto en- Santiago de
Cuba a la provincial de Las vi.
Has, como jefe del Tercer Dis
trito Militar.
Ell Coronel Jose M, Rego Ru-
Dido, fue designado Inspector
territorial del Primer Distrito
Militar.
NOTICIAS DE PALACIO
Ell senior Agustin Navarro,
CONCEAL habanero y candidate
a representante per la provin-
cia. estuvo en- Palacio para GEES
tionar del Secretario de la Pre-
sidencia, la instalacion de un
eomedor escolar en- ell termino
de Wajay, en- donde asisten a
las %escuelas pdblicas cientos de
ninoS. Ell senior Navarro deio
I'm memorandum con destino
al Presidente BatiSta, en- ell que
Sc interesa por otras obras para
Santa Cruz del Norte y Caraba-
llo en- la provincial habanera.
Ell candidate a representa-
te por ell PUR, senior Carlos Fer
nandez, visito al Secretario de
la Presidencia, solicitando me-
JoraS para ell termino munich
pal de Bauta. Carlos Fernandez
aprovecho SUI vista al DR.. Do
mingo para dar las gracias al
Presidente de la Republica por
haber firmado varioS indultos
de amigos suyos y por distintas
obras que Sc han hecho en- la
provincial de Pinar del Rio han
solicitud.