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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Altar Society Installs :
Officers At ST. Phillin's

Newly elected officers were IN
stalled at the January meeting of
the Altar Rosary Society of st.
Philip the Apostle Parish at Holy
Spirit School. Mrs. William Tuck
er presided at the installation.
The new officers are: Mrs. DON
aid Brewer, president; Mrs. An
ton Keller III, vice-president; Mrs.
r. E. S~zczepanek, secretary; and
Mrs. Robert Mulholand, treasur-
er.
The retiring officers are: Mrs.
Harry Stegmann, president; Mrs.
Luigi Caminiti, secretary; and
Mrs. James Mulholland, treasur-
er.
Plans were made for a bake
sale to be held in February. Mrs.
Shirley Saul and Mrs. 10 Messmer
are in charge Of the sale.
The following committee chair
men were appointed: Mrs. Paul
Forant, Mrs. Bruno Sestito, Mrs.
Nancy Spicer, Mrs. Norman
Schneider, Mrs. William Tucker,
Mrs. Robert Morgan, Mrs. John
son, Mrs. AL Wolfe, Mrs. James
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Choral Group
Feature Of
Guild Fete

Highlighting the annual ban.
quet of st. AIMS Infant Home
and Hospital Guilds Thursday was
the appearance of the st. Xavier
Male Chorus.
The famed chorus was under
the direction of Mr.. Terrence
George with Mr.. R. E. Wern ac-
companying the group on the pi-
ano.
Officers were installed at the
event, held at Ilonka's Provincial
House. Installed by Mrs. Richard
Mccain, outgoing president,
were:
Miss Mary Shower, president;
Mrs. Francis Meier, first vice
president; Mrs. Austin H. Grady,
second vice-president; Mrs. Rocco
Salembene, treasurer; Mrs. w. H.
Dorm, recording secretary; Mrs.
William r. Leitch, financial Sec
rotary; Mrs. A. A. Flescher, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Thorn.
as Schreick, hospitality cart
chairman; and Mrs. Walter Ad-
amkosky, financial cart chairman.
Mrs. Grady, banquet chairman
was assisted by members of Guild
IL. Others aiding in banquet plan
ming were Mrs. Robert Snider,
Mrs. Leitch, Mrs. Edward Sulick,
Mrs. William Winter, Mrs. Car
men DeJohn and Mrs. Dominic
Cenci.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
PTA
Talk Set
By Unit At
ST.. Gabriel

Father Lees, SIN, Chaplain
of st. Joseph's Academy, will pre-
sent a talk, Benefits of a Catho-
lie Education" when st. Gabriel's
P.T.A. convenes for its first meet
ing of the new year, Thursday,
Jan. %, at 8 pm.
Mrs. Adam Carfagna, hospitali-
ty chairman, has announced that
the first grade room mothers will
be hostesses in charge of refresh
ments, which will be served after
the meeting.
Plans are in progress for a
Sweetheart Dance to be held Sat
urday evening, Feb. 8, in the
school hall. The Cub Scouts of st.
Gabriel's will benefit from the
proceeds of the dance.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Altar Society Meets
=
al NeW Philadelphia

NEW PHILADELPHIA - An
invitation was extended to the
women of Sacred Heart parish to
attend a workshop institute spon.
sored by the Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women when the Altar
Society held its meeting last
week.
The workshop is set for Jan. rs
at st. Joseph's Church, Dover.
The Society made tentative
plans for a "shoe" party to be
held at the March meeting.
During the social hour a film,
"Let's Explore Ohio, was shown.
Door prizes were won by Mrs.
Woodrow Richesson and Mrs. Ga
briel Mattevi.
Assisting Mrs. Dallas Hoopin-
garner in serving refreshments
were Mrs. Michael Franz, Mrs.
Jack Simms, Mrs. Reno Conconi,
Mrs. Frank Witt, ST., Mrs. John
Journey, Mrs. Aloysius Abel and
Miss Frances Abel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Dominican Dies;
Formerly Here
At Aquinas HIS.

Brother Raymond Stevenson,
OPP, who served at Aquinas High
School, here from 1914 to 1921,
died last week Jan. 81 in Mime
apoliS, Minnesota.
According to Father Francis S.
Redmond, OPP, pastor of Holy
Rosary parish, Minneapolis and a
native of Columbus, Brother Stew.
enson had served at Holy Rosary
parish since his transfer from the
Dominican st. Joseph Province
to the st. Albert Province in 1921.
Requiem Mass was offered for
Brother Raymond last Monday in
Minneapolis.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17

done will remain a secret until
that night. ANY lady over Is, at
tending the dance, will have a
chance to wear the coronation
robe and crown. Many beautiful
gifts will be presented to her on
this occasion.
Serving on the dance commit
tee are Mrs. Frank Lilly, Mrs.
w. P. Hoermle, Mrs. Leo LaVelle,
Mrs. Richard Watson, Mrs. Frank
Shea, Mrs. Thos. M. Eschleman,
Mrs. Edward r. Ryan, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Genereux. Mrs. John H.
Murnane, Mrs. John Montell Mrs.
Anton Schumick, and Mrs. Yer
non L. TIbbs.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member of the Aqui-
mas Mothers Club, or at the door.
Admission will be So per couple.
Dress is informal The public is
invited.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
FIR. kraus Speaks
New NOyena
Series, Jan. 20

On Monday, Jan. 20, at st.
Mary Magdalene Church, Park.
side and Roys Avenue, a new SER
les of the Miraculous Medal No.
vena will begin. FIR. James Kraus,
of the faculty of st. Charles Sem.
mary, will conduct this Novena
series, which will close on March
IL.
Novena deyotions are at $50 a.
m. with Mass at 10 am, 3, 4, $50,
$50, 7:30, and $50 il. The Mass
each Monday morning is offered
for the intentions of those making
the Novena. Confessions are heard
at each Novena service.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17

McNanaway, vice-president; Mrs.
William r. Pennington, secretary;
and Miss Dorothy Hasg, treasur-
er.
This Is the second in q series
of DCCW Institutes. Another is
scheduled for Dover on Jan. Is
and one at GAINESVILLE on Jan. 20.
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Requiescant

You are asked 10 pray for the
rsposs Of the souls Of the follow.
ing and the others who have died
in The Diocese during the past
week.
COBB, Mrs. Elizabeth, 70, Jan. 5,
st. Nicholas Church, GAINESVILLE.
DAUBERT, Mary T., 81, Jan. 3,
Holy Cross Church, Columbus. St.
Joseph cemetery.
HARDESTY, Adalene, Jan. 8,
Holy Rosary Church, Columbus.
st. Joseph cemetery.
KOCH, Peter F., SO, Jan. S,
Christ the King Church, Column
bus. st. Joseph cemetery.
LOEFFEL, August c., 90, Jan.
4, st. John the Evangelist Church,
Columbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
MACK, Mrs. Anna F., 70, Jan.
S, Immaculate Conception Church,
st. Joseph cemetery.
MESI, Antonio, 78, Jan. 4, st.
John the Baptist Church, Colum.
bus. Mt. Calvary cemetery.
MESSMER, Mrs. Bertha A., Jan.
4, st. Patrick Church, Columbus
st. Joseph cemetery.
MUTH, Joseph E., As, Jan. 8,
st. John the Evangelist Church,
Columbus. st. Joseph cemetery.
POTTER, Charles, 43, Jan. 2,
st. Rose Church, New Lexington.
RIESBECK, Miss Ann, Jan. Z,
st. Nicholas Church, GAINESVILLE.
Mt. Olive cemetery, GAINESVILLE.
SCHMIDT, Paul A., IS, Jan. 4,
st. Mary Church, Portsmouth.
SEIBOLD, Frank A., 70, Jan. 6,
Sacred Heart Church, New Phila.
delphia. Calvary cemetery, New
Philadelphia.
SHEEHAN, Father Joseph B.,
81, Jan. 3, st. Patrick Church, Co.
lumbus. st. Joseph cemetery,
Somerset.
SHIPLETT, Mrs. Cyrus, Sc, Jan.
8, st. Joseph Church, Somerset.
Church cemetery.
YEHLER, Frank, 81, Dec. 81, st.
Phillip Neri Church, Murray City.
st. Augustine cemetery, New
Straitsville.
WALTERS, Teresa, IS, Jan. 5,
Holy Rosary Church, Columbus
st. Joseph cemetery.
WEIGAND, Mrs. Clara, n, Jan.
2, st. Joseph Church, Dover. Cal
vary cemetery, Dover.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Altar Society To Meet
Sunday at Cathedral

Mrs. Joseph Gallen, ST., presi-
dent of St. Joseph's Cathedral Al
tar Society and Parish Council,
announces the groups first quar-
terly meeting of the year will be
held Sunday, Jan. 10, 7:30 pm, in
the rectory.
Monsignor Harry S. Connolly,
Pastor, will speak to the group
at its business session.
Father John ". Wolf of Saint
Charles Borromeo College will be
the guest speaker and will show
slides of his "trip to Palestine.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Corpus Christi PTA
Plans Dance Friday

Corpus Christi School PTA is
sponsoring a Hard Tines round
and square dance, Friday, Jan. II,
from 8 to IL pm, in the social
hall. o
Prizes will be offered and re-
freshments served. Music will be
by Rush Thomas. Tickets are
$1.50 per couple and may be OBJ
tanned at the door.
Committee members are Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Brehl, general
chairmen: Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. . Paul
Loeffler and Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Muetzel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
St. James Altar Unit,
To Meet Thursday

The st. James the Less Altar
Society will hold its monthly
meeting Thursday, Jan. %, at 8
pm. in the school hall, 1852 Oak
land Park Ave. The meeting will
follow a Novena Service in honor
of ST. Gaspar.
Mrs. Rita Hickey will serve as
chairman of the entertainment
Committee, assisted by members
whose names start with G, H and
].
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cothe. Registration begins at
100 pm. Workshop sessions are
scheduled to get underway at 2:30
pm. with a dinner to be served
at $50 pm.
Purpose of the Institute is to
give the Catholic laywomsn a bet
ter opportunity to become inform
ed of the purpose and work of
the Diocesan Council in relation
to parish and inter-parochial or
CARNATIONS.
Arrangements for the Institute
are being made by Mrs. Frank
Nichols, president of the South
ern Deanery, DCCW; Mrs. c. j.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Mems Club To Meet

r. d. Barden, owner of a sport
ing goods store, will be the fea-
tured speaker at a dinner meet
ing of the st. Agatha Mems Club
which meets at the school hall at
$50 tonight. Films will be shown
and discussion held on Out
doors-Hunting and Fishing"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Friends of St. Rita
To Meet On Saturday

Miss Florence Voelker, 1897 E.
Broad St., will entertain Group I,
Friends of st. Rita's, on Saturday,
Jan. Is.
Mrs. Helene Sitter, 848 Francis
Ave, will entertain Group 9,
Friends of st. Rita's, on Saturday,
Jan. Is.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Set Euchre Party
At Sacred Heart

Members of Sacred Heart
Church with last names begin
ming with M, N and O are spon-
soring a euchre party Saturday
night, Jan. 18, at $50, in Ryan
Hall, First Ave. and Summit st.
Door prizes will be given. The
public is invited.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
OF Interest To Women
Aquinas Mothers Club Plans
Her Majesty's Ball Jan. "a

"Her Majestys BALI the third annual dance of the
Aquinas Mothers Club will be held Jan. "a at Valley Dale
from 8 until l. Mrs. Alfred Lashley, 1910 Milton Ave. and
Mrs. James J. Ryan, AS E. N. Broadway, are co-chairmen
of the affair.
A queen will be chosen at the ball. How this will be
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17

Gilmore, Mrs. Margaret Fleming,
Mrs. King, Mrs. Peg Burns, Mrs.
Wayne Gammage and Mrs. Betty
David.
Father Louis Hoffman spoke
briefly. He asked that the women
cooperate with the officers and
committee heads during the COM
ing year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
C C Workshop Institute
Set In Southern Deanery

CHLLC0THE - Members OF the Southern Deanery
of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women will gather in
Sunday, Jan. l9 to participate in an Institute
Workshop sponsored by the Columbus DCCW.
The event will be held at st. Peters School in Chilli
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17

Holy Family PTA will hold its
monthly meeting Jan. 19 at 2:30
pm. in the school. Social hour
will follow.
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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16

de cafe y en- las contribuciones a
la organization, daria al Brasil ell
AZ por ciento de los votoS, a Colom-
bia ell Is por ciento, a Mexico ell
4 por ciento y a Ell Salvador ell 3
por ciento. De acuerdo con ell siste'
ma contemplate de asignar cinco
votos a cada nacion participants
mas un vote por cada 10000 sacos
de cafe que S naci6n exporte, ell
% por ciento de los votos quedaria
reservado al Africa y POGO mas de
I'm 2 por ciento al Asia Y Oceania,
explic6 Santos.
Y, al comenzar a llegar a eSta
capital los delegados que asistiran
a la mencionada conference, en-
piezan tambien a perfilarse puntos
de vista contradictorios con respec-
to a las finalidades de la organi-
zacion en- proyecto.
Ell sabado pasado, ell Ministro de
Hacienda brasileno, Jose Maria AK
min, declare que ell proposito prin-
cipal de la organization seria con-
trolar los precios y las exportacio-
mes del cafe.
Santos Sc manifesto de acuerdo
con Alkmin, pero Manuel Meiia, pc.
rito cafetero de SUI pals y designado
Embajador colombiano en- Rio de
Janeiro, declare a la prensa que ell
objective unico de la organization
seria coordinar los esfuerzos de pro-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
Honduras
Vinedu Morales
Dice Hay Absolute
Unidud NucionuI

TEGUCIGALPA, Enero IS. -
(UP). - En- entrevista con los
periodistas, ell Presidente Ramon
Villeda Morales, lego una decla-
racion en- la que afirma que hay
absolute unidad de accion en- ell
gobierno nacional y que existe
tambien mutua y complete COM
prensi6n entire las instituciones
civiles y las armadas.
Agreg6 Villeda Morales que eel
gobierno constitutional, de auten-
tica extraction popular, manten,
dra incolumes los principles y
postulados dem6craticos, republi,
canos y Representations.
Ell presidente informo asimismo
haberse resuelto anoche satisfac-
toriamente la huelga de trabajado,
res del departamento de mccain
ca de la Tela Railroad Company
(subsidiaria de la United Fruit
Company.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
Coordinate I'm Plan para Manfener
Ell 0rden Durante las E|%ecciones

desarrollado la actual campana
politica han sido de la mas alb
soluta libertad y, en- c%onsecuen-
cha, no hay razon para que fuer-
"a partidista alguna invoque
fraude electoral como bandera
para proceder a incitaciones que
tiendan a subvertir Ell orden
constitutional en- favor de de-
terminada candidatura".
Las medidas dispuestas por
ell ejercito comprenden ell en-
plazamiento de tropas a la en-
trada y la salida de las ciuda-
DIES a fin de evitar, especialmen-
te en- la capital. "que vengan
habitantes de otros lugares a
votar O a engrosar los movi-
mientos subversivos que Sc anun-
cian".
Voceros del ejercito han d.
cho que ell congreso de la repu-
blica sera provisto de la fuerza
publica a fin de que pueda efec-
tuar libremente Ell escrutinio,
sin coacciones de grupos vio-
lentos y sectarios. Lo mismo Sc
hara respecto de otros organls-
mos, como ell tribunal electoral.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
I~NAUGURADA LA TERCERA
ASAMBLEA LEGISLATIVE

San Juan.-Al inaugurarse la
segunda session ordinaria de la Ter
cera Asamblea Legislative de Puer-
to Rico, un total de once proyec'
tos de ley fueron radicados en- la
Camara, siendo referidos a las CO
misiones correspondence para SUI
estudio y consideration.
Entire estas medidas figura una
del representante Arcilio Alvara-
do, que propone ell establecimien-
to de zonas francis de concrete
extranjero en- Puerto Rico, y una
resolution de los representatives
Baldomero Roig y Pedro A. San
tana, de la minoria estadista, para
que Sc estudien los problemas sur
gidos en- los municipios de Quay
nabo Y Catano con motive de la
controversial por los barrios de
Amelia Y Sabana.
Otra medida del representante
Arcilio Alvarado, portavoz de la
mayoria en- la Camara, asigna la
suma de $685., 900 a la Autoridad
de los Puertos para promover y
desarrollar las facilidades aero
nauticas en- Puerto Rico.
Durante ell dia de aver Sc paso
a la Comision de 10 Juridico de la
Camara las Reglas de Evidencia y
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16

GUATEMALA, Enero Is.
(UPl.- Ell estado mayor ge-
neral del ejercito ha prepare
do I'm plan para ell mantenimien-
to del orden publico durante las
elecciones presidenciales del do
mingo entrante, ash como en- los
periodos pre- y postelectoral,
I'm communicate del e~jercito,
entregado hoy a la prensa, in
forma que aver ell Ministro de
Defensa y todos los jefes mill
tares de la republica visitaron
al Presidente Guillermo Flores
Avendano, a fin de informarle
sobre eel plan de mantenimien-
to del orden publico" elaborado
por ell estado mayor del ejerci-
to y que regira en- la capital y
demas ciudades y areas rura-
les durante ell periodic pre- y post
electoral.
Anade que los jefes militares
Sc reunieron aver para conocer
ell plan, ell cual comprende me-
didas para garantizar la pureza
de las elecciones y la Tranquil
lidad del pals. Dice luego que
eel mando militar considera que
las circumstances en- que Sc ha
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
PoIiciu Argentina
MoViizu FUerzus
Contra Humpones

BUENOS AIRES, Enero Is =
(UP). - La policia federal, que
anoche moviliz6 todas u fuerzas
de hombres y %vehiculos, en- una
batida sin precedentes, por los ba-
jos fondos y sitios nocturnos de la
ciudad, anuncio hoy la detencion
de cuatro de los cinco pistoleros
que asaltaron ell coche pagador de
la firma Nestle ell 7 de enero.
y Dicho asalto culmin6 en- ell ase-
sinato a sangre fra del cabo de
policia, Jose B%aistroqui, que in
tento impedir ell robo de los 300.-
900 pesos que llevaba ell pagador
de Nestle.
La operation Sc prolongo desde
las % horas hasta las $50 horas
y los criminales cayeron en- dos
allanamientos, uno en- Moron y ell
otro en- Haedo. Ell coche de los
maleantes, que habia sido robado,
Sc encontro abandonado en- la
ciudad de San Martin.
En- Moron, los asaltantes reel
bieron a la policia con un nutri-
do fuego de pistolas. La policia
contest6 eficazmente con pistolas
de gases, hasta reducirlos.
Ell asesino del cabo Baistroqui,
Miguel Angel Prieto, sigue profu-
go y Sc cree que puede haber al
canzado ell Uruguay. Anoche Sc
paso su fotografia por television
para pedir la cooperation del pu-
blico en- SUI captura.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
Dice FUncionurie de la oEA
Organization CAFETERIA International
Serla ControIada por America Latina

RIO DE JANEIRO, enero IA.
(UP)- Joao de Oliveira Santos,
s~ubdirector del Departamento Eco
nomico de la Union Panamericana,
declare en- Rio de Janeiro, que ell
proyecto de la Organization de los
Estados Americanos sobre una Or
%ganizacion cafeteria international
que Sc fundara aqui durante la
c~onferencia que Sc celebrara del
20 al 81 del mes en- curse, daria
a las naciones latinoamericanas una
mayoria abrumadora del rs por
ciento de los votos.
Anadio, que la distribution de
los votos, basada en- la production
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
10000 Personals ALBANIAN a
{, Leon Valencia en- Cali
Crupos 0posicionistus Creuron AIgunos Disturbios

cion contra los grandes personajes
comprometidos en- Ell contraban-
do.
Ell texto de la denuncia presen-
tada aver por ell doctor Romero
Sanchez, dice:
"Bogota, enero II de
1858
Senores Comision Investigators
E. SIS. OFFS.
Rendidamente formula, ante la
H. Comision Investigators, DE-
NUNCIO CRIMINAL contra ell ex-
celentisimo senior investigator y
ex-magistrado de la Corte, Elber-
to Teller Camacho, por Ell delito
de prevaricato.
Y son hechos:
a. De acuerdo con ell codigo de
procedimiento penal, toda persona
que tenga conocimiento de la per-
petracion de I'm ilicito debe denun-
carlo.
b. Ell juez segundo de instruc-
cion criminal, doctor Alirio To-
rres Leal, enfaticamente declare a
Colombia, por Ell TEMPO g de
enero) y por eel Independence"
e de enero) que ell senior Teller
Camacho habia incurrido en- pre-
varicato. En- similar sentido Sc pro-
nunci6 ell doctor Guillermo Mon
cayo, magistrate del tribunal SUI
perior de Bogota.
g Merecen toda credulidad las
aseveraciones de los doctores To-
rres Leal y Moncayo, toda vez que
son eminentes servidores publicos,
y de una trayectoria honrosa en- la
vida juridica de Colombia.
d. Els perentoria la iniciacion in
mediata de la Investigation, por-
que va estamos saturados de tanto
abuse con los contribuyentes, por
parte de sujetos que pertenecieron
a la cohorte de Rojas Ell ohnrado.
f) Estoy dispuesto a ratificarme
bajo juramento.
Servidor antento,
SANTIAGO ROMERO
SANCHEZ.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
EE. UU. INCLUYE A LA ISLA
EN- SU PRESUPUESTO

WAS~HINGTON.-(PU).- Ell
p%residente Eisenhower solicito al
Congreso apropiaciones por valor
de $19,375,483 para Puerto Rico
durante ell ano fiscal que Sc ini-
cia ell pr6ximo primero de julio.
La mayor parte de csc dinero
sera destinado a reembolsos de
impuestos de Rentas Internas CO.
brados sobre productos puertorri-
queTos que seran devueltos al Te-
soro insular. Ell resto esta destina-
do a Ia administration de los pro-
yectos federales en- la Isla.
Las cifras del Presupuesto, So
metido hoy al Congreso, no inclu-
yen partidas detalladas de la parti-
cipacion .puertorriquena en- tales
programs federales como los de
viviendas publicas, electrificacion
rural, la ley azucarera, o asistencla
agricola.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16

ductoreS y comerciantes por aumen-
tar ell consume mundial de cafe, sin
embargo, Mejia dijo que era possible
que otras ~naciones tambi6n propu-
sieran sus propios planes sobre la
organization en- la conferencia de
este mes. "
La declaration hecha en- Boca Ra.
ton, Florida, por ell S~ecretario AID
junto de Estado Norteamericano
para los Asuntos Latinoamericanos.
Roy Rubottom, de que Estados Uni
dos no Sc Incorporate a la organize
(Pasa a la pagina d
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
(Viene de la Primera)

Amortization de la Deuda, 2 por
ciento; Relaciones Obrero Patro-
males, 2 por ciento; y Recreo y
Parques, Fomento Cooperative,
Electrificacion Rural y Servicios
No Clasificados, 5 por ciento.
"Los aument0s mas importan-
ties que Sc recOmiendan en- ell
Presupuesto Functional que pro,
cederian de asignaciones del
Fondo General, c%omprenden la
ampliaci6n de los siguientes SER
vicios: del Departament0 de ms
trucci6n Publica, S4,307, 725; de
la Universidad, S1,297,0O0; del
Departments de Salud, / mi.
Hon 824,925 d6Iares; del Depar-
tamento de Hacienda, 703,535
d6lares; de la Policia, S645 ,002;
del Departments de Obras Pd.
bIicas, S456,910; para aumentOs
de sueldo a empleados, $685..
900; y para aportaciones a PEN
stones y seguridad social,
$913,24S.
Ell pr%esupuesto recommended
c%ontiene asignaciones considera-
bles para los programs de desa-
rrollo industrial y fomento agri-
cola. Estas asignaciones montan
a 500, 543, 1856 y exceden las vigen-
ties en- $1,711,113.' Sc recomien,
dan fondos para continuar las di-
ferentes actividades de fomento y
desarrollo industrial que llevan a
cabo la Administration de Fomen'
to Econ6mico y la Compania de
Fomento Industrial y para hacer
estudios y suministrar aqua a
areas industriales.
"Se recomiendan fondos adicio'
males a la Autoridad de Tierras
para el fomento agricola, princi
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-16
TELLEZ CAMACH0
~DENUNCIADO

BOGOTA = Ell magistrate Ell
berto Teller Camacho, jefe de la
comision Investigators del contra
bando del cafe, fue demandado IN
tie la comisi6n nacionaI investiga-
dora por ell delito de prevaricato.
La demanda fue presentada por
ell doctor Alfonso Romero San
chez, quien tom6 como base la de-
claracion de uno de los jueces au-
xiliares, ell doctor Alirio Torres
Leal, quien dijo en- declaraciones
para la prensa Que Teller Camacho
incurrio en- ell delito de prevarica-
to al postergar Ell auto de deten-