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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
Hopkins Scientist
Takes New Post

DR.. Thornton L. Page. dep
uty director Of the Operations
Research once, Johns Hop
kins University. is resigning 10
teach at Wesleyan University in
Middletown, Conn.
The announcement from
Wesleyan President Victor L.
Butterfield said DR.. Page would
assume his post as professor of
astronomy with the start of
the fall term.
One Of the Nations leading
research scientists. DR.. Page
has been with the ORC in
Bethesda since 1851, conducting
applied and theoretical re-
search for the Army.
From l94l to ls4S, DR.. Page
of 7l0l Western Avenue, was
with the Naval Ordnance Lab
oratory. He was decorated, as a
naval ofiicer during World War
II, for his contributions to
undersea warfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
Suspect in SIoying
Of Bride Is Couqht

NEWARK. Del. July 81 N7,
Police early today caught
Clayton 4. Breeding. 26-year-
old ex-convict wanted for ques-
tioning In the Staying OF a
young Eastern Shore bride last
month
The tattooed fugitive was ar
rested while breaking into a
veterans club here. city police
said. Authorities turned him
over 10 two Maryland State
troopers 10 be returned 10 the
Easton. Nd. barracks.
Two Newark officers, Clayton
Trumbull and Ronald Bramble,
went TO the club after a tip
that there was a broken win
dow at the place.
They said Breeding tried To
escape from one door and when
he saw II was blocked, ran
10 another exit.
Mr.. Trumbull fired two warn
ing shots. then yelled at the
man. I'm have TO drop you
on the next one"
With that, Breeding sur
rendered. He was unarmed.
Police said the fugitive told
them he had been living of
the land--stealing vegetables or
fruit. and for the past three
days had been hiding in a
cornfleld.
Breeding was the object Of q
wide manhunt centering in
Caroline County. Md, after the
body Of l9-year-old Ruth Ell
len Cannon was found in the
brush near her home at Burrs-
vile, Md.
There were bruises on her
face. a strip Of cloth-poSsibly
from her skirt-was found
knotted around her throat. A
medical examiner said she died
Of strangulation.
Mrs. Cannon. four and a half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
Bethesda Girl Injured
BY Blast in Basement

A i6-year-old Bethesda girl
was injured last night In a
gasoline explosion IN the base
ment OF her home.
Edith Holms Of 1927 Bradley
boulevard was listed In salts.
factory condition at Suburban
Hospital today where she is
being treated for burns and
decorations Of the head. arms.
hands and legs.
Montgomery County police
said the explosion occurred
about $3.50 pm. when fumes
from a leaking gasoline can
exploded after they apparently
were ignited by a spark from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
District Man
Arrested on
Rope Charge

Police have charged a young
plumbers helper IN the rape
yesterday Of q 32-year-old
Southeast Washington mother
The victim. separated from
her husband. was found early
yesterday cut and bruised about
the face. bleeding from a deep
scalp wound and in shock on
the floor Of her kitchen. She
was reported In fair condition
today at District General Hos
pital.
Booked at e;3s am, only
three hours after the attack,
was Reginald Ridley, 81. OF
1926 Talbert street Sc. He was
charged with rape and with
HOUSEKEEPING and assault.
Municipal Court Judge Ed
ward A. Beard ordered him
held without bond for the
grand jury.
Police traced Ridley through
a green sedan which neighbors
awakened by the victims
screams-said they saw speed
ing down an alley without
headlights after the attack.
Private James z. Chambers
spotted q green sedan parked
Eve blocks away. Bloodstains
were found on the seat.
The car was listed in the
name Of Ridley's uncle, who
said he lent 1t to his nephew.
Ridley was arrested at his
home.
The victim said her attacker
awakened her by falling against
her bed after climbing in a
window. She said he hit her
several times on the head be-
fore she became unconscious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
4th Division
Convene

The fortieth national reunion
of the 4th U. S. Infantry Divi-
sion Association will be held in
New York July 81 and August
and 2.
Fourth Division Week" will
be proclaimed by Mayor Robert
Wagner in connection with the
convention at the Hotel Henry
Hudson. 1853 West Fifty-seventh
street.
Mai. Gen. Harold w. Blake
ley, USA. (ret0 of 5000 Lowell
street NV, is president of the
association. About 700 veterans
of the division live in the
Washington Baltimore area.
Last years convention was held
here at the Shoreham.
The 4th Division made the
D-Day assault on Utah Beach,
Normandy, in 1914, and SUISSE
quently received five campaign
stars in its drive into Germany
During World War ! the Ivy
Leaf division saw action at
Aisne-Marne, st. Mihiel and
the Meuse- Argonne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
Highs Store Robbed
gy Nervous Bundit

A nervous bandit robbed a
Capitol Heights Md dairy
store Of $50 in bills yesterday
while threatening the clerk and
holding his hand in a paper
bag as though clasping a gun.
Prince Georges County police
reported.
The clerk. Mrs. Mamie Jones,
40, Of the 300 block Of Elev-
enth street Sc. said the bandit
entered Highs dairy store, 4705
Central avenue, about 2:l5
pm, leaped over the counter
and ordered her not to move,
police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
FACTS NEEDED
FOR. REGISTERING
IN VIRGINIA

Many prospective voters
have been confused about
what is required by the
legalistic language In Viz
ginia's new blank paper"
registration law. Here are
the items which have 10
be listed In registering:
Name. age. date OF birth.
place of birth, residence
now. occupation now. resi-
dence the year before. oc-
cupation the year before.
and whether the applicant
has voted before. II the
applicant has voted before.
he has TO list the State.
county and precinct In
which he voted last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

months pregnant. was last seen
the afternoon Of June 20.
Breeding was described at q
trial more than a year ago as
being fit for a mental institu-
ton. A jury ignored the ad-
vice Of a psychiatrist ana the
defendant was sentenced to 10
months in prison for breaking
and entering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

he would do II a registrant mis-
spelled words in an application.
but that he probably would re-
fer it to State authorities.
In Arlington. IA persons have
gone through the registration
procedure. Is white and one
Negro. All passed except one
white man. All registrations
were handled at the central
registrars office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
Bodminton Tourney

The Montgomery County De-
partment Of Recreation will
sponsor a badminton tourna-
ment at 10 am. tomorrow at
the, Rock Greek Recreation
Center, Meadowbrook. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

htatlstlca from some LOCALITIES
show that the purpose Is not
being wholly successful. Some
white persons have failed 10
meet the requirements. while
many Negroes have registered
successfully.
More Time Needed
THE only noticeable DIM
Guilty." Mrs. Buckley said. lis
the additional time II seems 10
take the applicant 10 register
under the new system"
Under the law, the person
who applies Is given a small
piece Of paper with legal in
structions printed on II and a
blank piece Of paper. The in
structions, which require the
listing Of 0 or 10 answers on
q blank paper is the only help
given the applicant.
Only six persons, two Of
them Negroes. have registered
in Fairfax so far under the new
system. Mrs. Buckley said.
But when the fall elections
come up. applications should
increase sharply. she said.
Mrs. Buckley said her ONCE
Is planning TO give applicants
an opportunity to take the In
structions home for study be-
fore they fill out the blank
paper
The information has to be
written out on the blank paper
while an employe of the regis
trar's Office is present, though.
she added.
1T cannot be written at
home and then brought in"
she said, explaining that the
take-home system seems "the
only way to avoid long lines"
-Four persons registered dur
ing the week in Alexandria
Fred S. Petit, Alexandria reg
istrar explained:
They've got until about Oc-
tober to do 1t. ! don't imagine
they want TO come out in this
hot weather"
Only one prospective regis
trant was turned down in Alex
andria. and that was because
the man hadn't paid his taxes,
Mr.. Petit said.
Re-registering Unnecessary
Another man registered I'M
der the new system. and then
remarked that he had regis
tered under the old system, Mr.
Petit noted.
A voter doesn't have to reg
lister again if he already is one
the books. he said.
AS for oral questions, Mr..
Petit said about the only one
he would ask would be: How
long have you lived in the State
of Virginia."
That. he said, would be to
determine whether the regis
trant owed any taxes.
He said he didn't know what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
Blank Paper Slows
Virginia Registration

Voters registrations cng In under Virgnlas blank
paper" law with objections the time takes
The old way was much faster said Mrs Juana Buckley,
Fairfax County registrar.
The blank paper system designed 10 keep NEGRO
from the polls went into effect last Wednesday But early
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

"A cigarette without flavor is like aworld
without women. Who wants it7" says
the star of Winston's TV hit, i've Got
Secret!". AFTER all, if you don't eetfIavor,
you're missing thewhoIe idea of smoking!
Winston sure has got flavor Because
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

up ahead Of Winston's pure modern filter
is Winston's own exclusive FlIter-BIend
bright, clear tobaccos specially proc
essed for filter smoking. FiIter-BIend
makes Winston the best-tastine filter
cigarette you can buy. Try Winston!"
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
Kubitschek v
Gronehi en-
BrusiIia

BRASILIA, Sept. 9.-(UPD-
Ell Presidente del Brasil, Jusce-
limo Kubitschek y SUI colega tia.
liano, Giovanni Gronchi, llega.
ron a la futura capital del pals
a la Los P. M, y despues de al.
morzar en- ell Palacio Alvorada
reeorrieron las construccienes
de la ciudad.
Por la tarde, ambos asistie-
ron a la ceremonial de entrega
de los terrenos sobre los cuales
Sc construira la embajada de
Italia, y posteriormente Gron-
chi planto I'm cipres florentino
en- ell jardin del Palacio Alvora-
da.
Los dos presidentes Sc reunie-
ron en- conferencia y a las 8 de
la noche tuvieron una cena init
ma.
Kubitschek resolvi6 acompa-
mar a Gronchi en- ell resto de SUI
vista al Brasil y ambos saldran
mafana desde esta para Sac
Paulo, y mas adelante visitaran
Porto Allegro y Caxias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
prominente lRfefnaeionaIkia
OBSCURE Ell Dr.. Sanders Sobre
los Prob|en1as del Hemisferio

Janeiro, Y la Comision Intera-
mericana de Paz, "habian re-
suelto pronta y satisfactoria-
mente nueve disputas serias en-
los ultimos diez amos, para las
cuales habria sido acaso dificil
encontrar soluci6n dentro del
campo de la acci6n coercitiva."
"Hay, sin embargo, expreso,
la creencia, entire latinoameri-
canos, de que, aunque Sc ha es-
tablecido una organization eff
caz en- todos los campos, esta
no esta funcionando como de-
IBERIA en- relaci6n a algunas de
sus necesidades basicas. Los
problemas economics y socia-
les son su mayor preocupa-
ci3n". De este modo, concluyo.
la OEA cha entrado, desde 1948
en- un cuarto periodic, en- ell cual
la busqueda de soluciones a es-
tos problemas es SUI objective
fundamental. Fue entonces
cuando invoco la energia y la
imagination de SUI auditorio pa
"a acudir a la solucion de los
problemas de Latinoamerica,
una vasta region que tendra 300
millones de ~habitantes en- 1880
y 800 millones en- ell ano 1000;
donoe ell indice de productive
dad aumenta tambieu acelera-
darente, pero las aspiraciones
humans crecen mas pronto que
las posibilidades de satisfacer-
las.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
Maestros Sc Absiienen dc
Ir a la HueIga

MEXICO, Sept, 9 UPD
Complete calma reinaba
aver en- esta capital al no
materializarse una proyec-
tada huelga de maestros
primaries.
Hay n~oticias, sin embar-
go, de que los maestros y
los estudiantes universita-
rios Sc estan preparando
para realizar manifestacio-
mes contra 10 que llaman
la "brutalidad", con que la
policia actuo Ell sabado pa
ra discover una manifesto
cion no autorizada.
La policia declare que
toda manifestation des-
autorizada la hara inter
venir, en- la misma forma
que Ell sabado, cuando Sc
arrojaron centenares de
bombas iacrimogenas para
dispersar a mas de tres
mil maestros y otros ma
nifestantes que trataron
de desfilar hasta ell Pala-
clio Nacional.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
prominenie lRfefnaeionaIisia

WASHINGTON, DC. (PAU)
-"Nosotros, en- la profession le-
gal, no podemos %permanecer
como testigos pasivos frente a
la dinamica expansion de las
fronteras de nuestro mundo fl
sico, necesitamos compromised
nuestras mejores cualidades pa
ia concurrir a la seduction de los
problemas sociales que plantea
la interdependencia del hom-
bre" dijo ell DR.. William San
ders, Secretario General Adiun-
to de la Organization de los Es-
tados Americanos, dirigiendose
a la Conferencia del Sudeste
de la Association de Escuelas
Ainerlcanas de Leyes, reunida
en- Miami Beach, Florida. "Pe-
ligran -afirmo- nuestro mo-
do de vida, nuestras ideas y
practicas de democracia, nues-
tros empehos en- pro del bic
nestar humane y de la dignl-
dad del hombre, 81 permitimos
que los cientificos monopolicen
la iniciativa y la imagination
creaoora".
"eHay oportunidades -dijo di
risiendose a abogados y estu-
diantes- para hombres y mu-
jerss dentro de esta profession,
para particular con magma
cion, inteligencia y conocimien-
to tecnico, en- la solucion de los
proplemas interamericanos de
Ia bora presente". Reconcile
que vivimos en- una era en- que
Ell principle active es la politica
y no la ley, pero averiguo:
"5Cuando la politica, en- SUI sig
nificado mas alto, ha dejado de
ser de la jurisdiction del aboga-
dor. Concluyo que ebay nece-
sioad de que ell abogado nor
teamericano, como miembro de
un pals y de una profession con
grandes responsibilities de
conductor, contemple las rela.
clones con Latinoamerica como
I'm TODD unitario".
Ell DR.. Snders hizo estas AFR
maciones como elimination de
SUI conferencia en- la que habia
descrito Ell proceso historico de
la OEA, desde SUI etapa de in
cubacion, de 1925 a 1889, y SUI
era de prueba y lento desarro-
Ito, de 1889 a 1886, cuando en-
la Conferencia de Buenos All
res Sc acepto ell principle de la
consulta multilateral para la
solucion de las controversies y
la OEA entr6 en- SUI tercer Pc
riodo de madurez politica e ms
tituclonal. eel acopio documen-
tai de exitos de esta association
de naciones en- favor de la paz
y la seguridad de este hemisfe-
rio, es un ejemplo del cual to-
do ell mundo libre puede enor-
gullecerse", anadio, recordan-
do que Ell Consejo de la OEA,
actuando como Organo Provi-
sional de Consulta de conformi-
dad con 81 Tratado de Rio de
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
En- Nueva York
Traditional
Bienvenidu
al Brasil"
NEW YORK. Sept. O.

NEW YORK, Sept. o.-(UPD
Ell Brasil" lujoso y nuevo
barco de la Inca Moore-McCor-
mack que ha costado $4,000. 900
de dolares, recibio aver la ira
dicional bienvenida al puerto
de Nueva York. Ell buque TODD
blanco, verde en- la Inca de flo
tacion y con ell timon verde, fue
saludado por los remolcadores
y varios helicopteros y varios
barcos del servicio de guarda-
costas.
En- uno de los helicopteros
iba ell Comisionado de Marina
y Aviacion, Vicent OfConnor
en- representation del Alcalde
Robert Wagner. r
Despues que Ell buque atraco
alrededor de la 100 PM, al
muelle 80 del Rio Norte, ell Co
modoro Thomas Simmons, su
captain, dijo que ell viaje desde
Pascagoula, Mississippi, donde
fue construido fue "muy bue'
no" hacienda en- la travesia un
promedio de % IL nudos.
"Fue en- las primeras seis no
ras que encontramos mar grue'
sa, sintiendo l%igeramente los
efectos del huracan Ella, pero
no usamos los estabilizadores.
Este buque navega bien con Q
sin ellos y maniobra perfecta'
mente", dijo ell Comodoro 81
mons.
Ell Brasil, mandado por Ell Co
modoro Simmons, TN marine
veterano con Al amos de expe'
riencia, salio de los astilleros
de la Ingalls, Shipbuilding Cor
poration en- Pascagoula, ell jue'
yes, despues de una serie de
pruebas de navigation y velo'
cidad "eminentemente satisfac
torias'', segun dijo ell Almirante
Robert c. Lee, vicepresidente
Pasa a Ia pagina s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. g.
(UPD- Ell servicio postal en-
Buenos Aires quedo paraliza-
do hoy al iniciar una huelga
indefinida alrededor de 49,
900 carteros y personal de
reception, distribution y en-
trega de correspondence.
A la huelga del correo CEN
trail Sc sumaron las oficinas
&c las afueras de Buenos All
res y algunas del interior del
pals. Tampoco trabaiaron off
cinas administrative del CO.
rreo.
Los huelguistas reclaman la
pronta sanction de la. ley, ac-
tualmente en- estudio del Con-
greso, por la cual Sc lie otor-
gan meiores sueldos y Sc crea
I'm escalafon que regulara
los ascensos y remuneracio-
mes.
Los carteros reclaman un
sueldo minimo de 1900 pesos
(actualmente ganan 2,500) y
los empleados postales que
manipulan la correspondence
en- las diferentes secciones del
correo piden 5000 pesos CO.
mo base (ganan 1.700). No
Sc abrieron hoy los sacos con
correspondence llegada del
exterior y del interior, no Sc
recogieron las cartas deposi-
tadas en- los -buzones, Y tam
POGO salieron los carteros a
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10

Organization de las Naciones
Unidas para la Agriculture Y
la Alimentacion y al Conse-
jo International del Azucar.
Los dos puntos principa-
les del temario provisional
son Ell 8 y ell 9.
Ell primero Sc refiere a
ia consideration de medidas
internacionales, destinadas a
hacer frente a las dificulta-
DIES especiales que existen o
pueden surgir, en- relacion con
ell azucar".
Ell segundo toca directa-
mente a "la preparation de
un convenio International que
incluye medidas internaciona-
les que Sc estimen convenient
tes".
Como en- conferencias azu-
careras previas, es probable
que en- esta, ademas de la CO.
mission de credenciales, Sc es-
tablezca una comisi6n ejecu-
tiva, una de iniciativas y una
legal,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
Para|izado por Ia Hue|ga Ell
SerVcio Postal de Argentina

distribuir la correspondence
casa por casa. Tampoco los in
teresados hallaron correspon-
dencia en- las casillas que
arriendan.
Eel Ministro de Comunica-
clones, Adolfo Cosentino, ex-
preso que no Sc iustirican me
didas de fuerza del personal
hasta que ell Congreso no haya
despachado la ley.
Los telegrafistas Y radiote-
legrafistas del Ministerio de
Comunicaciones y que mo-
nopolizan las comunicaciones
internas del pals trabajaron
n~ormalmente pero ell sindica-
to dijo que estan dispuestos a
ir a la huelga respaldando a
los colegas de la rama postal
81 la directiva 10 resuelve.
Tamhien Sc plegaron hoy al
movimierto de huelga, parte
de los Tecnicos del Ministerio
de Comunicaciones que tienen
a SUI cargo la construction y
mantenimiento de los equi-
pos de telecomunicaciones.
Los empleados de correos y
telegrafos estan divididos en-
tres sindicatos. Ell de telegra-
fistas, que no esta en- huelga,
Ell llamado del personal civil
de la nacion, que inicio Ell mo
vimiento aver, y los de la
Federation de Obreros y EN-
IPasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
Parece Manfenerse Ia Crisis
PIanfeada en- Ia Argentina por
Sector de Ia Aviaci0n Ni|itar

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. g.
CUPID La crisis planteada
en- la aviacion militar parecia
mantenerse hoy, con las in
formaciones de que numero-
SOS oficiales han solicitado ser
dados de baja Sc encuen-
tran arrestados.
Anoche ell Secretario de Ae-
ronautica, Comodoro, Rober-
to Huerta, dio a conocer una
extensa declaration senalan-
do que "a la fecha han sido
cubiertos la totalidad de los
comandos y jefaturas" del
cuerpo, a los efectos "de no
interrumpir por mas tempo ell
desarrollo normal de las ac-
tividades de la fuerza aerea
argentina, e historiando los
aconteeimientos producidos la
semana Ultima, Confirm6
Huerta que ell origen del con-
flicto fue la convocatoria a
servicio active del Comodoro
Julio Cesar Krause, Ministro
del gobierno revolucionario,
pero senalo que Ell citado jefe
rechazo tai MEDIA. Agreg6
tamhien que la situacion plan
teada habia sido totalmente
dominada a medianoche del
microbes dltimo aunque ad-
mitio que Sc habia visto en- la
necesidad de reemplazar CO.
mandos, como consequence
de la resistencia despertada
por la designation de Krause,
y revelo que eatorce altos Off
clales Sc encuentran deteni-
dos a disposition del Consejo
Supreme de las Fuerzas Ar
madas," a "efectos de deslin-
dar responsibilities.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
Venezuela
Sc Suspende por San Antonio
Entradd Articu|os Co|ombianos

SAN ANTONIO DEL TACHI-
RIA, (SICO)-En forma estric.
ia y obedeciendo 6rdenes supe-
riores la aduana de este puerto
terrestre suspendi6 las licen-
cias para traer articulos de Co.
lombia.
Segun la notification del Mi
nistro de Hacienda, expedida
en- esta ciudad a peticion de di-
ferentes gremios del Tachira,
especialmente del de comercian
ties, Sc ordeno que no Sc PERM
tiera la introduction de mercan
cias en- los equipajes de los pa
sajeros ST estos no pagan los de
rechos arancelarios respectivos.
Una vez recibida la notifica-
cion del Ministro de Hacienda
Sc desarrollo una gran activ'
dad en- la frontera para dar cum
plimiento a las ordenes activas;
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
CANs
Admife su Derrota Ell Senador
SociaIista Salvador kIIende

SANTIAGO, Sept. 8 CUPID
81 Senador socialista, Saliva
dor Allende, que en- las cleo
clones presidenciales del jue-
yes pasado obtuvo la segunda
mayoria con ell apoyo de la
izquierda y comunistas, acep.
10 SUI derrota en- las urnas,
reconociendo eli triunfo del
candidate liberal-conservador
Jorge Alessandri.
Allende aparentemente qui.
so responsibilities del hecho
que no hubiese triunfado al
Partido Social ristiano, que
llevo al Senador, Eduardo
Fret, y al radical que sostuvo
la candidatura del Senador,
Luis Bossay.
En- TN extenso discurso por
una cadena radiodifusora di-
jo que esos partidos centre
garon ell poder a la derecha".
Luego de aceptar SUI derro-
ia, esbozo I'm programa poli-
tico de oposicion, y termin6
con un mensaje de corte poe
tico, dirigido a "las poblacio-
mes humildes del pais".
FL Partido Radical, entire
tanto, atraviesa por una VIC
lenta crisis, por las diferen-
cias entire los sectores de de-
recha g izquierda del parti.
do. La juventud radical ataca
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
224 Sismos en-
Pocos Dius
SURE Chile
Por MARTIN LEGUIZAMON

SANTIAGO, Chile, Sept. o.
(UPI)--A so. Kilometres de San
tiago, hacia ell este y 4 Is kilo-
metros al oeste de la. frontera
argentina, Sc han registrado en-
la IONA del Volcan San Jose y
en- ell Caj6n del Rio Maipo, un
total de 224 temblores de dife-
rente intensidad en- los ultimos
dias. Aver temblo en- la manana
y por la tarde.
Uno de ellos, con grade 8 en-
la escala nacional que llega al
10, tuvo caracteristicas de te-
rremoto Ell jueves lltimo. Bue-
ma parte de esos temblores han
sacudido esta ciudad, de apro-
ximadamente million y medic de
habitantes. Ell terremoto del dia
4, tuyo en- Santiago Ell efecto de
UNI temblor de grade 8, de ex-
traordinaria duraci6n y escasa
profundidad, afortunadamente
En- Sewell, donde esta una de
las ricas minas de cobre de la
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