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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
DROP FOURTH WEEKEND BILL
Yankees Can't Find
Any Sunday Punch

streak to six, moved up to
fourth with 80 and AL VIC
tories over Baltimore. Kansas
City split with Washington,
dropping a 15-inning nightcap,
4-3, after romping, 1910. in the
opener.
Donovan, winning his fifth
straight for an $40 record,
fired a three-hitter against the
Yankees in the opener and out
dueled Whitley Ford $3.50. Bill
Skowron's 10th homer and
double and Tony Kubek's first
inning single we're the only
safeties of Donovan, who had
lost his three previous starts
against New York.
Moore (7-3) was Just as
stingy, scattering five hits for
his second shutout (both
against the Yanks) and his
third complete game Gall three
against the Yanks). Johnny
Kucks lost it.
Ted, Runnels Deliver
The Red Sox, closing out a
road trip during which they
won only 4 Of II games. yanked
both away from Cleveland with
late-inning rallies. Ted VIII
liams' two-run homer in the
ninth won the first game as
Murray Wall won in relief over
Gary Bell. The Red Sox
whipped Ray Narleski in the
second game with four eighth
inning runs. Pete Runnels'
two-run double was the big
blow.
Paul Foytack and Billy Hoeft,
denoted to the bullpen in re-
cent weeks. celebrated their re-
turn as starters with steady
eight-hitters for the Tigers.
The six-game streak represents
Detroit's longest run of success
In two years. Billy Martin
scored the winning run In the
opener on a wild pitch and
homers by Harvey Kuenn and
Charlie Maxwell bagged the
second.
Baltimore Manager Paul
Richards got the boot in both
games while disputing calls.
The Orioles now have lost seven
in q row.
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PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York a. Baltimore Cnisht)---
Larsen f7-5D W. Portocarrero 900.
Only game scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
San Francisco at Chicago-McCor-
mick ts-2) or Miller (3-6D ys. Drott
an.
Los Angeles at st. Louis (night)--
Podres C10-sD vs.. MiSell (7-s).
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee lnight)--
haydon t4-3 vs.. PizaTro 600.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
HaneyPuis0ff
AIICeIebratinu
Until Pdyoff
Braves Go 5 Ahead
Right on Schedule;
Pirates New Threat
~ the Associated Press

Manager Fred Haney OF the
Braves today was like q man
holding .he winning tickets Of
a record daily double who hesi-
tates to celebrate until he coll
lects at the payoff window.
The Job his National League
leaders did In dismantling the
ambitious Giants yesterday
didn't move him TO make any
rash statements. His Braves
now have won six In q row
while the Giants have lost six
straight.
I'm playing It no different
from last year." the ever-care-
full Haney said after the Braves
completed q sweep Of a critical
four-game series by taking q
pair from the Giants, 4-3 and
60. "One game at q time"
Concentrate on Pirates
"Oh, sure" he continued
when prodded by his listeners,
these four games were impor-
tant and our five-game lead is
comfortable. It gives US a cush-
ion, but don't forget one little
losing streak and we're right
back with the pack. Now wen
concentrate on Pittsburgh. The
Pirates are our next oppo-
nents."
The Braves can't afford to let
down in the four-game stand
they open against the Pirates
tonight. In the last two weeks
Pittsburgh has won 10 out of IL
to pull within seven games Of
the lead. The Braves have only
a 5-4 edge over the Pirates for
the season.
Haney made one statement
with which there can be no ar
gument:
Roach Lost for Season
"If we keep winning. nobody
is going to catch U.s."
Then the little man with the
world championship ball club
reviewed the last few weeks,
noting the number of injuries
the Braves have suffered. Two
more Of his players. Second
Baseman Mel Roach and Util-
Lyman Felix Mantilla, were
forced out Of action yesterday,
Roach with a wrenched left
knee that will keep him side
lined the rest of the year, and
Mantilla with cuts about the
cheek and mouth after a crash
into a fence.
When you consider where
we are with what we've been
through" Haney said, I'VE
shouldn't have any trouble
when we're a well ball club.
We'd have been way out in
front If our regulars had played
all the way"
Roach, 25-year-old former
Virginia U. quarterback, was
hurt when Daryl Spencer
bowled him over in breaking
up a double play in the fifth
inning of the second game.
Mel had batted 300 since re-
placing injured Red Schoen-
dienst on July II. Red has
been ready to play for several
days, but Roach was too hot to
take out of the lineup.
Roach will undergo surgery
for a torn ligament tomorrow
and will have to wear a cast
for six weeks. Mantilla will be
ready to play tomorrow.
The big break in the tight
race came right on schedule,
despite all the probing about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

Winner-Ramos u0-s), Loser
PB-99use u-umont. Summers,
HonoeKt. T-3:5e. A-i1,665.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
By the Associated Press

There's no need to break up
the Yankees. All you have To
do is get them to skip the rest
Of the week and play on Sum-
day.
It's there in black and white
"a 1912 record with -four
doubleheader flops to show fol
the Sunday efforts of the big,
bad New Workers who make q
farce of the American League
Monday through Saturday.
Even Manager Casey Stengel
when he isn't cracking wise
about the National League,
says: Don't know what it is,
Maybe I oughta Just manage
on weekdays and take Sundays
off,"
Donovan, Moore Hot
The climbing White Sox, now
only a half-game out Of Sec
ond place, had yesterdays out
ing against the runaway lead
ers. They cut the Yanks' mar
gin to 151a games with 81 and
40 victories behind Dick Dono-
van and Ray Moore.
1t was the second straight
Sunday double header loss and
the fourth Of the season for the
Yankees, who used to double up
with ridiculous monotony.
The Red Sox took advantage
to pull back into second place
shattering Cleveland's seven
game winning streak, 3-2 and
Az. The sweep dumped the
Indians from second to fifth.
Detroit. running its winning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
wash, 90; X. C.,
1@-3 Second
came, IS In
ningel.
Chi. 81: N. T.
Bost.. 34t Cleve.,
2-2.
Det.. So; Baltic.
FL.
Comes TOdey
n. Y. al Baltic. tnl.
Only game SEIZED :
uled.
GENES tomorrow
Wash. Al B0st., 4
pm.
Il ei.1 y; At :. S De-; tnn}.
Chi. AZ X. g. (n),
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

winner-Terry 7-s). Lossr--Ksm-
merer f5-10l.
wP - Kemmerer. q - Honoehiek.
Umont and Summers. T--2:3I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
KANSAS CITY
WASHINGTON
KANSAS CITY

Ran Tor Cerv In 9th. Popped out
fer RomonosKy in Sth.
WASHINGTON 600 900 O00-- O
KANSAS CITY - oil COS 02x-12
E-None PO-A-WAshington "a
10. Kansas City. 27.s. LOB-Washine-
ton 8: Kansas City 2.
2b--sievers. Maris. 3b-Maris. HR--
Maris t2l. SF-Herzoe, DeMaestri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
Mllw, 40; 8. y"
so.
Phila. s--10; Chi.
lie.
L. sA.,,s-i' Cine''
Fits. "a: 81. L.
o - o (second
game suspended
as inninGs).
Comes Todoy
s. Y. 81 Chi.
I. A. ~ SO. L. (nl.
Pitts. At Milw. tnl.
Only games sehed.
uied.
Genes TomoFvov
3. Y. 81 Chi.
II. A. 81 81, L.
phna. at Cine. tul.
r1Mn al Mtlw fnl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
Ydioorus in Houston
Police Chief Fired
By White Russia

NEW YORK. Feb. 26 (R.-
Radio Minsk announced yester-
day the minister of internal af-
fairs-police chief-of the
White Russian Republic. Mix
hail I. Baskokov, has been fired.
The Soviet broadcast, as
monitored by Radio Liberation.
an American-supported organi-
cation that broadcastS in Rus
sian to the Soviet Union, gave
no explanation for the dis
miSSal.
Baskakov has been police
head for years in White Russia,
a Soviet republic with a pop
ulation of 8 million on the Dor
der with Poland. Radio Minsk
identified his successor as
Sergei I. Sikorsky.
Sikorsky. so. is a veteran of
the White Russian Communist
Party organization, without, so
far as known. any previous po-
lice experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
Diplomats Gussed

CARACAS, Venezuela, Feb.
IS (P).-Members Of Caracas
diplomatic corps got an unin-
territorial touch of tear gas last
night.
The diplomats were gathered
in the Foreign Ministry on the
Plaza Bolivar at a reception.
Across the square, about 200
demonstrators gathered to pro-
test against three former police
agents being questioned in a
court building.
Troops were called out to
break up the demonstration.
They did. using tear gas. Some
Of the fumes drifted across the
plaza and into the Foreign
Ministry. Windows were hur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
ExiIes Meet in Havana

HAVANA, Feb. 26 (P.-About
100 ArgentineS met last night
at the home here of Angel
Borlenghi, interior minister un-
der deposed Argentine Dictator
Juan Peron, to celebrate the
election of Arturo Frondizi as
President Of their country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

Sec pOllCy COWdIu FISSluclJ"cls
Despite an official ban {
tactical command recently rela
dictator Juan D. Peron for his
dizi in Sundays election.
Yesterday at a news confer
ence they claimed the PeroniSt
vote was the reason for Mr..
Frondizi's overwhelming vic
tory. They said lack of time
and "confusionist tactics used
by the provisional government, "
kept some of the Peronist votes
from following the Frondizi
trend.
Mr. Frondizi. leftist leader Of
one faction of the Radical
Conservative Party, won by
about IL million votes over RI
cardo Balbin. a moderate who
publicly rejected Peronism.
About IL million PeroniStS
apparently voted for the win
ner. Nearly 100000 cast blank
ballots, repeating protest
maneuver they staged in the
election of a constituent as
Sembly last July. Additional
thousands of votes were polled
by neo-Peronist parties.
Tactical command spokes-
men said leaders of such parties
will be ousted from the Peronist
ranks. One is former Foreign
Minister Juan Bramuglia. leader
of the popular Union Party.
The spokesman said the
PeroniSt movement will now
start a rebuilding of its echelonS
throughout Argentina.
Gen. Peron. now in Ciudad
Trujillo. Dominican Republic,
is the undisputed leader of the
supreme command.
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LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Peronists Await
Moves by Frondizi

BUENOS AIRES. Feb 26 lF1-The sefstyled Peronst
tactical command said yesterday has adopted
see policy toward President-elect Arturo Frondizi
Despite official ban the party. members Of the
tactical command recently relayed
dictator Juan D. Peron for his followers support
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

riedly slammed shut, but not
before some of the diplomats
wound UP teary eyed.
4 -
Ydioorus in Houston
HOUSTON. Feb. rs R-
Gen. Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes,
president-elect Of Guatemala,
stopped overnight last night to
visit the Houston Fat Stock
Show and Rodeo.
En- route home from an Of
ficial visit in Washington, the
general was the guest of honor
at a private dinner given by
David c. Bentliff. an invest
ment banker with numerous
Latin American interests.
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Bit Of Britain In Virginia
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD
Star Stan Writer


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fourth
his wife
a
Freddie his considered
awarded the Legion Merit
during World cooperation with the United States Government
in good British American re
English
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flight Of the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

SUNDAY THE STAR C.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
PRESTAMO
A FABRICA

CATANO.-Un prestamo de ST.
10000 lie concedio la Compania de
Fomento industrial a la fabrica de
y|arillas de ace;, Industrial Side
rurg,ca que Sc inauguro en- ell ba-
rrio Palmas de Catano en- julio pa
Sado.
Sc informo que la referida firma
utilizara ell dinero para la compra
de maquinaria y equipo adicional.
La Industrial Siderurgica es una
fabrica "netamente puertorrique-
ma" produce varillas de acero para
construcciones y la preside ell senior
Manuel Garcia.
Los documentoS neceSarioS para
tramitar ell preSfamo fueron firma-
dos recientemente en- la sala de
conterencias de la Compania de Fo-
mento Industrial, por los senores
Garcia en- representation de la IS,
y Carlos M. Psstsalacquia, presi-
dente y administrator general de
la CFI.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

proyectos impulsados ante la Le-
gislatura por la 0ficina del Con-
tralor seran dejados de mano.
Los doctores Guillermo Pic6 Y
Luis R. Guzman ex presidente, res
pectivamente, de la Association Me-
dica, expusieron que los proyectos
del Contralor, tai y como estaban
redactados, dejaban las puertas
abiertas para que Sc les ~ofreciera
a TODD ell mundc las facilidades de
los hospitales publicos con tai
de que ell que pudiera pagan pagara.
Los dos medicos arguyeron que,
dado que EN- Puerto Rico Ell 80 por
ciento de la poblaci6n no tiene ga
cilidadeS medicas adecuadas, no
era justo que las que hay Sc pongan
a la disposition tambien de las cla-
ses pudientes.
AmboS abogaron porque cualquier
proyecto que reglamente ell cobro
a personals en- los hospitales, limi-
te la entrada de estos a casos de
emergencia Y que los otros easos
scar encaminadcs hacia los hospi-
tales y clipicas privados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

CALENDARIO HISTORICOA de febrero de 1914: inausuradas
las esCuelas NOrmales de Maestros y Kindergarten.
Con ell titulado reStablecimiento de las Garantias Constituencies,
comenzaron a aparecer en- los periodicos los nombres de los Ultima.
mente desaparecidos. A esos nombres Sc une ell de Dionisio San Ro.
man Toledo, Official retirado de la Marina de Guerra, que tomo Ell
mando de Cayo Loco en- ell amanecer del 5 de septembre del pasado
ano, al producirse la sangrenta revuelta de la ciudad de Cienfuegos.
DiOnisio San Roman Toledo fue detenido en- horas de la tarde del
propio da 5 de septiembre de 1857, cuando viajaba a bordo de una
unidad de superficie de la Marina de Guerra Naconal. Miguel Me.
rmo, Lder civil de la revuela ahora exnado en- Miami, conto al
redactor, y TODD clio fue ~publicado en- RELOJ, que habia vto por
Ultima vez a Dionisio San Roman Toledo cuando, esa tarde, era in.
troducido en- un bimotor anfbio de la fuerza aerea naval, en- las
aguas frente a Cayo Loco, en- caidad de detenido.
En- los dis finales de septembre, de acuerdo con informacio.
mes confidenciales llegadas a REIOJ, revelamos que ell Official retirado
de la Marina de Guerra, Dionisio San Roman Toledo, Sc hallaba dete.
ndo en- las oficinas del Servicio de Inteligencia Naval, al "cuidado"
del pundonoroso Official Julio Laurent. Mas tarde airmamos, "
ahora ell Jee de la Cabana, Roberto Fernandez Miranda nos da la
razon al negar que San Roman fuera conducido a las prisiones de
la fortaeza military que Dioniso San Roman Toledo habia Sido ee'
cutado por la misma persona que ulimo a Jorge AgostIni. Ell ITEM
po, ora vez, Sc encargara de confirmar las noticiaS publicadas pr
RELOJ.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

estudio, que incluiran districts pro-
pios para usos industriales, eSpe.
cialmente los de la region Sur de la
Isla donde prevalece una gran es-
casez del liquido.
Sc dara atencion preferente a
los districts donde Sc proyecta es-
tablecer industries pesadaS, o don
de va este tipo de industries esta
en- desarrollo, como la region Sur
en- la zona de Ponce y Guayanilla.
Ali opera va una refineria de
~petr6leo, una industrial para pro-
ducir fertilizantes y Sc construyen
las facilidades para la Union Car.
bide.
Sc proyecta utilizar aquelIas
fuentes del liquido procedentes de
regiones montanosas, donde haya
embassies, o delinear los planes pa
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
DlARIO Las AMERICAS PSu

ra c%onstruir lagos artificiales pa.
ra que provean suficiente can't.
dad de aqua a estas nuevas indus.
trias.
Ell estudio ha sido solicitado Dor
la Administrator de Fomento Eco
nomico y cooperara tambien en- Ell
mismo la Autoridad de las Fuentes
Fl~uviales.
Ell problema del aqua es necesa.
rio resolverlo, segun Sc supo aver,
va que en- esa forma Sc ofrece I'm
incentive mas a los inversionistas
para instalar industries pesadas en-
la Isla.
Debido a la urgencia del case y
aunque aun los fondos no estan
disponibles, la Autoridad ha mi.
ciado los pasos necesarios para
comenzar Ell estudio cuanto antes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
ASALTO A N DANA

CAMAGUEY.-Miembros de Ia
Policia detuvieron a Julio Duarte
Portell, de 80 amos, del reparto
Pueblo Nuevo, acusado por Victo-
ria Martinez como autor del asalto
de que fuera victima ella en- que
fue golpeada y despojada de dine
70 y un reloj pulsera.
Ell Alcalde Francisco Arredon-
do y funcionarios del municipio
inauguraron las playas que demo-
minan reparto Marti al antique re-
parto Pueyo, cumpliendo ash I'm
acuerdo del consistorio.
Ell delegadc de trabajo Manuel
Ruiz Esper6n. r~c";i una denun-
cia formulada por Ell sindicato gas
tronomico, acusando a lbs propie-
tarios del bar San Jos& de cerrar
u puertas sin 'vio aviso nj lie
mar los requisites legales.
Sc siguen registrando bajas tenn
peraturas e~ asta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
UN DIscURSo
(viene de Ia Pag. %

tadores, los ex dictadores y los
que prefieren ell totalitarismo que
ensombrece, retrasa y averguen-
"a, a la democracia que ilumlna
y avanza con limpio orgullo. por
ell canine que conduce a la pros
perldad ' felicidad de todos los
pueblos.
LA accion de septiembre de
1855, esta recibiendo Ell fallo de
America; podemos esperar tran
quilos ell fallo de la historic.
Invoquemos la protection de
Dios, para que nuestra bandera
com n: la de la libertad, jamas
sea arriada."
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
SUMINSTRO DE Aqua A
INDUSTRIAS

SAN JUAN.-La Autoridad de
Acueductos y Alcantarillados esta
hacienda los preparativos de I'm
eStudio de aquellos districts de
Puerto Rico propios para ell pro-
grama industrial que carecen de
suficientes servicios de aqua para
uSo de nuevas industries.
Sc ha solicitado una asignaci6n
de 100000 a la Asamblea Legisla-
tiva para cubrir los costos de este
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
ESTALLAN BOMBAS

En- la Junta Municipal Electoral
del Municlpio de Guanabacoa, Ger.
ca de La Habans estallaron stimuli.
taneamente 4 bombas en- la madru.
gads del domingo, produciendose
un principle de incendio y destru-
yendose gran uGmero de cedulas
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
POR %ExIGENCIAS

Ell Tribunal de Urgencia ratifi-
CO la prision, e%nviandoles a la car!
eel, de los jovenes Eradio Jauma
Santovenia y Eloy Vega Alfonso,
acusados por la guardia rural de
Whales de e~xigencias de dinero q
un campesino de aquel termino.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
VETERANOS
REELECTO PRESIDENTE DE


MATANZAS.-El Consejo Terri
torial de Veteranos celebro cleo
clones con la asistencia de la tota-
lidad de los Delegates de la pro-
vincia. Fue reeIecto Ell teniente AL
berto Bernal por unanimidad.
Sc efectu6 para celebrate un
regio banquete con menu criollo y
asistencia de las autoridades y la
prensa.
Sc conmemor6 Ell %aniversario del
natalicio del Ap6stol Martf con
desfiles y la aSistencia de autori-
dades c%ivileS, escolares, etc. Fue-
ron depositadas numerosas ofren-
das florales por ell Gobernador, la
Alcaldesa, la representation de
los Centres de Segunda Ensehan-
"a, alumnos de Escuelas Publicas,
etc.
La SucurSal del Observatorio de
Belen registro esta madrugada II
grades de temperature, que es la
mas baja de esta temporada.
Urgencia absolvi6 a Emiliano
Quesada, Julia Cuesta y Aniceto
Cuesta, vecinos de Colon, por ha-
berse ocupado un revolver a Ami
ceto.
Julia manifesto que Sc 10 habia
quitado a su ex concubino Emilia
no, quien la amenazaba de muerte.
Tambien Urgencia absolvio a Will
fredo Castro 3 Felipe Nieves e IL
defonso Casanova, acusados de
pertenecer al partido comunista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
10 TUMBO Ell CABALLO

PINAR DEL RIO.-Ha sido in.
gresado en- Ell hospital Amable Ba-
rrera, de 10 amos de edad y veci-
no del barrio Palizadas en- San
Luis, Ell cual p~resenta lesiones que
sufri6 al ser lanzado por Ell caballo
me montaba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
ATACADO POR UN LEON
DESESPERADA

Ingiriendo un fuerte t6xico pu.
so fin a SUI vida Astoria Carballo
Hernandez, de 20 amos y vecina de
la Finca San Benigno, barrio Ma.
najanabo, desconociendose los mo.
viles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
PETICIONES

AGUADA DE PASAJEROS.-
En- la reunion interclubes Rotarios
de Cin~fnegos, Colon y, Aguada, Sc
acord6 ro1;~1o al Ministro de
Obras Publicas '" construction
de un tramo del Circuito Sur desde
Rodas a C'"-fuegos, por estar este
intransitah1e.
Sc pidi6 ademas la termination
de la carretera Real, de Campiha
al Cent? 'Nvsdonga, por su enla-
ce con ell Circuito Sur, la termina-
ci6n de la carretera al cementerio
de Aguada y a la Primera Dana
una ambulancia para Aguada que
earece de hospitales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

Puerto Rico ha aumentado la asig-
naci6n para ell servieio de migra.
cion en- cast 1000 por ciento.
INDIGO ell senior Sierra Berdecia
que ell Presupuesto para 1858 lie.
vara la cjfra a mas de 1000 por
ciento.
Senal6 que empezando en- 1850
con una asignaci6n de $73, 1926 y
aumentandose la cantidad cada ano
successive, la asignacion para 1857
fue de $6o4,682 Para ell ano de
1858 Ell gasto rropuesto es de So.
$1,000.
Estos fondoS seran utilizados
para mantener las oficinas de la
Division de Mleracion del Depar-
tamento del Trabajo en- los Esta-
dos. Unidos que trabajan directa-
mente con ell puertorriqueno que
reside o trabaia en- Estados Uni.
dos.
La Division de Migracion Sc mi.
clio con una pequena oficina esta-
blecida hace 10 amos en- N. York.
la Division de Migracion fue ex.
pandiendose y tiene ahora ofici.
mas en- Hartford. Chicago, Boston,
Camden, Keyport. Nueva JERSEY,
Rochester. Middletown, Riverheed,
Cleveland, Hamburg y Pensylva-
MIA.
Ell total gastado por la Division
en- los Estados Unidos desde 1850
al 1857 es de So, 1882
CONVERTIBLE En- LEY PENSION
VITALICIA A VIDA. DE PINERO
SAN JUAN. - Ell Gobernador
Luis Munoz Marin ~convirtio en-
ley la resolution conjunta del Sc
nado 781 que concede una pen.
sion vitalicia a dona Aurelia Bou.
vida del ex g%obernador don Je.
Sus I. Pinero. Esta ha saido la pri.
mera r%esorucion de la actual Sc.
sion ordinaria de la Asamblea LIE.
glslativa que ell Gobernador con-
vlerte en- ley y la miSma autoriza
en- calidad de pension vitalicia a
dona Aurelia Goa vida. de Pinero
la suma de $3.50 mensua1es.
ACUERDAN REDACTAR NUEyo
PROYECTO SOBRE SERVICIOS
MEDICOS
SAN JUAN-Despues de esc11.
char un extenso informe del Con.
tralor de Puerto Rico sobre la 81.
tuacion de servicios en- hospitales
puollcos a personas pudientes, la
Junta de Directories de la Asocia
elon de Alcaldes y representatives
de la Association Medica acordaron
redactar un nuevo proyecto de Lev
para reglamentar la prestaci6n de
dlchos servicios en- la Isla.
Esto quiere decir que los tres