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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21

record crowd left for the Dunbar
Community Center Sunday to at
tend the singing program of bro
ther Joe Mayes. Mrs. Creola
Loggins of Greenwood MISSISSIPPI
pi, is here visiting her brother.
Lemon Williams. Zion Wheel
church celebrated its church an
niversary Sunday. On the sick
list are Rev. Dozier, and Mrs Nc
kinley Jefferson.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21
Quarters Opened
For Registration

Opening of headquarters in
Richmond. for the southern voters
registration campaign was an
nounced this week.
The new office is located at
404 IL North Second street, Rich
mond, Va. John NJ. Brooks will
work out of his office in his
drive to reach 100000 registered
Negro voters in the south by 1860
Working with him in the region
will be state and local NAACP
officials and members of the AS
sociation's field staff.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21
DO ! Have 10 Suffer
All My Life Just Because
I'm q WoR1un?" -
Today have o q special Of s I
agony Girl grandma remarkable iablet bring ~
blessed relief from awful "emuIe mseHes"

Today, female suffering" need
never occur again for most
women-rot at any dgel Imagine
being free from the pain, misery
young and old used to dreadl
That's the promise Of Lydia
Pinkham's Tablets - wonderful
relief women can have all
through their HDeSl
Pinkham's unique combination
of medicines was developed es-
pecially for women's ailments.
Gwen includes blood building
ironD In doctors tests, 3 out OF
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21

4 no longer suffered the awful
monthly cramps, headaches,
backaches. Later during change
of-life, hot flashes" subside, ir-
ritability is calmedl Even after
menopause, Pinkham's Tablets
help build strengthening bloodl
Just because you're q woman,
you don't hare to suffer- Start
taking Pinkham's Tablets. What
ever your age, take them daily for
all the benefits you can get all
through your lifel Lydia E.
Pinkham's Tablets at drugstores.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21
College Sfaiien
Virginia Halter

Mrs Mary Jackson was admit
ed to the hospital for surgery.
Mrs. Fannie B, Lowe, home eco
nomic instructor, injured in
traffic mishap, has returned to
her duties at school. Mrs. An
ME B. johnson was found dead in
bed last Monday. Mrs. Ethel
Carter of Detroit is here visiting
her mother Mrs. Ida Sims. A
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21

birthday gifts on March IA. The
Affair was held in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Tucker 205
North Glorida street. Mrs. Mat
tie 3, Haynes was sponsor of the
party, many of the members We're
present all reported a nice time.
Sunday was another banner
day for Gates Chapel AME
CHURCH. they raided $1,246.60 in
their March building fund drive,
the pastor the Rev. H. D. Brook
ms said the church is about ready
to begin its building program. !.
New Bethel Baptist church OBJ
served Mems day Sunday many
of the city c9lurche1 were with
them and played a part on their
program. the sermon was deliver
ed by Rev. H. D. Brookins, of
Gates Chapel. Rev. Hall of Zion
Temple was present and made re-
marks. The Rev B. J. Jackson il
pastor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21
IT'S HAPPENING AROU
DANIEL HI
by Virginia Brown

Terrific! sensational and boy
aren't they great? These are some
of the expressions that you hear
on the campus of T. w. Daniel.
The reason is that the girls of
the senior basketball team went
to McGhee two weeks ago, and
won the district tournament. But
to top that off last Friday they
went to Mennifee and won the
state tournament. and the trophy
for good craftsmanship. The line
up was as follows: Forwards
Nettie Alison, Callie Crump and
Emily Williams. Guards-Bessie
Alison, Bonnie Warren and Regin-
aid Coleman. Nettie. Bessie and
Emily added an extra honor by
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-03-21

Fri. March Fl, 1858 STATE PRESS Page TT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20
Armada Seeks
MATS Plane

HONOLULU. Jan. 20 R,.--
An armada Of ships and planes
continued into the second day
today the search Of $4,000
square miles Of the mid Pacific
for . aInissing Military Air
Transport Service cargo plane
with seven men aboard from
Travis Air Force Base. Calf.
The four-engined c-o7. fly
ing from Honolulu TO KwAja-
lein. last was heard from ct
SOS am. Hawaii Standard
Time ti0:05 am. EST yester-
day when II was 3e5 miles
southwest Of Honolulu.
An all-out. rapidly expanding
search through Sunday yielded
not . trace Of the missing craft,
whose seven crewmen all live
near Travis Air Force Base. so
miles northeast Of San Fran
cisco.
Eight Navy and Coast Guard
vessels and 20 rescue planes
comhed the search area through
the night with orders to keep
it Up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20
Fund Says Unions Need
More Local Control

made by Adolph A. DerIe. jr., Z
lawyer and former Assistant
Secretary Of State.
DR.. Kerr's pamphlet, "Unionl
and Union Leaders Of Their
Own Choosing" made public
yesterday. Il part Of q serie,
Of studies Tor the Fund on the
impact Of modern institutions
on individual freedom and jus
tice.
Union leaders must be re-
sponsive 70 their members. DR..
Kerr said. He said there was 4
trend toward compulsory union
membership and the growth OF
one-party rule Of unions. He
said he Is opposed to right 10
work" legislation.
DR.. Kerr also said there 4,
q need for greater local con.
troll Of union affairs. The more
autonomy there Is at the Local
level. he wrote. the greater tht
democratic life Of the union
movement is likely 10 be.
Other proposals advanced By
DR.. Kerr included:
!. Stimulating greater inter-
est and activity BY members In
union affairs.
2. Greater professional train
ing Of union leaders along the
same lines as city managers
and development Of an "ethic'
TO guide their conduct.
3. Development Of q new
faith" for the union movement
based on q conception of un-
ions e. q liherating force in
industrial society.
4. Protection Of the use OF
union identification" proce-
dures 70 enable members "a
favor another union or no un-
i'm ~ al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20
Judge 10 Deny
Court Records
To l. 5. Agents

| CLAYTON, Ala. Jan. 20 tF9.
Circuit Court Judge George
wallace. who once threatened
TO IAN FHI agents sent TO check
Aiaham's jury list. now says he
will close records Of his court
to civil rights investigators.
Judge Wallace. 80. said he
also Is studying" the possible
ity Of including voting records
In his order.
County boards which register
voters In Alabama are vested
with judicial powers under an
Amendment added to the state
constitution In 1851.
Judge Wallace, considered q
likely candidate for Governor
IN the May Democratic primary,
said yesterday he considered
his action appropriate because
Of activity Of "anti-South poll
ticians" in Washington.
In q prepared statement, he
said he plans TO keep Federal
civil rights investigators from
having access TO records Of his
court.
Judge VILLAGES circuit Is
made UP Of Barbour, Bullock
and Dale Counties. each having
a heavy Negro population.
The new Civil Rights Com.
mission has no constitutional
right to review or condemn"
the actions Of State courts.
Judge Wallace said.
Only q higher court has such
authority under our separation
OF powers theory Of govern.
ment," his statement added.
Any subpoena issued By the
Civil Rights Commission TO
see the records Of his court,
Judge Wallace said. will be re-
fused and "the legality Of such
subpoenas shall be tested In the
courts"
He said any Federal agent
who persists in trying 10 get
information In violation Of his
order win be treated a.
having committed contempt IN
the presence Of the court" This
could bring . ine or jail SEN
tence.
Judge Wallace said court rec
ords are public documents. but
only when they are to be used
for q lawful purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan. 20 N).--
A Fund for the Republic report
says there Is Z need for devel-
oping an effective method Of
firing, union ofiicials by . dis
satisfied membership. The pro-
posal was made by Or. Clark
Kerr. president-elect Of the
University Of California.
A companion study for the
Fund for the Republic. issued
at the same time, observed that
the American economic system
based on corporate enterprise
Yields q power which "can en-
slave us beyond present belief
or perhaps set up free beyond
present imagination"
The study. Economic Power
and the Free Society,"" was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20
SOS Spurs Hunt
For Typhoon PIune

GUAM. Jan. 20 R.-SOS
signals caused the Air Force 70
widen the search area to 50, 900
square miles today In q hunt
for . weather plane that van
ished while tracking q typhoon.
The signals were monitored
yesterday from the area 900
miles west Of Guam where the
plane with 10 crewmen aboard
disappeared.
1t. Col. Richard B. Olney.
commander Of the Teth Rescue
Squadron. asked that more
planes be sent from Hawaii to
aid In the search.
Missing Is q B-50 bomber
which had been adapted for
weather accommodating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20
Researcher to TcIk

Archibald Crossley. head OF
Crossley SD Surveys. Inc. will
address the District Chapter Of
the American Association OF
Public Opinion Research ct
osiS pm. Wednesday ct the
nrookings Institution. 722 jack
son place NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-20
Jerry Lewis BUYS Home

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 20 R
The l7-room Bel-Air home
Of the late Movie Producer
Louis B. Mayer has been bought
BY Comedian Jerry Lewis for
4950.0O0. The purchase. made
Saturday. was announced BY
Mr.. Mayors widow. Lorena.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Afectada Ia Economic Peruana por
Reduction de Production de Guano

ca, en- la que Sc acusa a Ia prime
"a de estar exterminando la
anchoveta o anchoa, que cons
tituye parte fundamental en- la
al;mentaci6n de las ayes mari
mas que producer ell guano.
Las comparIas pesqueras sos
tienen que para producer una to-
nelada de harina de pescado, de
la que Sc exporta en- gran CAN'T
dad, Sc necsitan So toneladas de
anchovetss, mientras que para
obtener una tonelada de guano
Sc %necesitan 80 toneladas de an
chovetas La administration del
guano acusa a la industrial pes
quera y esta Sc defiende con ar
gumentos cientificos.
Segun los expertos, la dismi-
nucion en- ell planet6n que arras-
ira la corriente de Humboldt,
a consecuenia de ciertos fenome-
nos observation-disclosures repercu-
ten en- la posibilidad de alimen-
taci5n de las ayes, 10 que les
obliga a emigrar hacia otros lu-
cares o a correr ell peligro de
mcrlr a millares en- las zonas
costeras del Peru y de Chile.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Amigo del Joven
TruiiIIo vuelve
d Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, agosto 5. -
(UPD- La actriz de cine, Lita Mi
Ian, regreso aver a esta despues de
I'm viaje en- avion a visitar al Gene
raj, Rafael Trujillo, hijo del gene
ralisimo dominicano del mismo
nombre, quien page los 10000 do
lares que costo el viaje.
Tfujillo flet6 I'm avion de la
Western Air Lines por "unos diez
mil dolares" para que la actriz y
una comitiva de varias personals,
fueran a reunirse con el en- Aca-
pulco, Mexico, donde Sc encuentra
de vacaciones en- SUI 1ujoso yate.
Lite hizo dos Wales a bordo de la
Nave, antes de que esta zarpara de
Santa Monica, California, en- julio
pasado, en- viaje a Santo Domingo,
con escala en- Acapulco.
La Western Air Lines informa,
que Ell avion fletado por Trujillo,
partlo de aqui la noche del viernes
pasado llevando, ademas de Lita
Milan, al doctor Louis Betz, a los
esposos Vincent de Paulo y a tres
personals mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
.Garantias Para los CapitaIes que
Industries en- Ell Ecuador

Quito, (SICO).- Ell Ministro de
Fomento senior Fausto Cordovez
Chiriboga, Sc dirigi6 a la Cancille-
ria %pidiendole a esta que de a CO.
nocer a as representations del
Ecuador en- ell exterior ell PROPOSE
to del gobierno ecuatoriano de Sc
guir rodeando de plenas garantias
y de constante apoyo la inversion
de capitales extrsnjeros en- Ell
Ecuador especialmente en- 10 rela-
two a la industrial p%etrolera y mi
nera. El Ministro manifesto que
considera llegado ell momento de
orgauizal una verdadera propagan-
da que les permita conocer a las
entidades extranjeras las condicio-
mes en- que Sc desenvuelve la in
dustrla del pals y ell estimulo que :
ofrece ell gobierno nacional para
SUI desarrollo.
Entire las garantias que ofrece
ell goblerno para las entidades ex-
tranjeras Sc cuentan las siguien-
ties.
La ley de petroleos que garan-
tia ampliamente la inversion de
capitales en- la exploration y explo-
tacion de hidrocarburos. Sc hace
especial %hincapie en- que ell perio-
do de una concession es de As amos
de los cuales ) son otorgados para
exploration. Ademas ell plazo de
10 amos para exploitation puede
ser ampliado por diez mas.
La extension que puede otorgar-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06

WASHINGTON, agosto s.
(UPI-Charles C. Porter, Re
presentante democratic por el es-
.tado de Oregon, declare hoy que
encontro una actitud de "clara
c~onciencia y r~esistencia" a la
infiltracion comunista en- Vene-
zuela, durante la vista que hizo
ell mes pasado a csc pals.
Porter dio esa opinion contra
diciendo una information proce-
dente de Caracas, publicada aqui,
que afirma que solo Ell %ejercito
en- Venezuela Sc da cuenta cabal
de la amenaza comunista.
La information, distribui-
da por una agencia noticiosa
que no es la United Press In
ternational, no hacia mencion
de las declaraciones abiertamen-
te anticomunistas emitidas re-
eientemente por Ell Contraalmi-
rante Wolfagang Larrazabal, pre-
sidente de la Junta Provisional,
y Romulo Betancourt, dirigente
del Partido Acci6n Democratica.
Ell parlamento, que con fire.
cuencia ha fustigado a las die
taduras latinoamericanas, admit
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06

LIMA FIEL-SICO.- En- las
Islas Chinohas, situadas en- las
cercanias de la costa peruana,
millones de pajaron tienen su
hogar. ALI estan ell guiana, ell al
catraz, Ell piquero, ell camanay.
Estos mil1ones de paJaros son
los uue dan origen a una de las
mas importantes riquezas perua-
mas: ell guano.
Huano o guano es una palabra
quichua, cuya traduccion viene
a ser la del estiercol y en- particu
lar ell de los pajaros. La des-
composition de los escrementos
de ayes narinas en- Zonas tropi-
Gales y de escasa lluvia producer
ell guant en- SUI Ease final, GUAM
do es utilizada como fertilizan'
tie EN- la agriculture.
En- otras regiones del mundo
tamblen Sc poduce una concen-
TRACTION de pajaros similar a la
de estas regiones peruanas y al
surlas del norte de Chile. Pero
Ell hecho de que. Sc produzcan
lluvias evita la formation defini-
tiva del guano, disolviendo las
sales del acido fosforico y los
compuestos nitrogenados que
dan un alto valor como abono
al guano .t .
Normalmene, el Perd recoge
anualmente unas 100000 tone
ladas de guano que son consul
midas cast totalmente por los
agricultores de la costa. En- 1858
Sc calculs que solo podra reco-,
gerse la mitad, es decir 100000
toneladas. provocandose con clio
TN deficit de fertilizantes que
habra de compensarse con COM
pras al extranjero y Ell cores
pondiente caste de divisas.
ESQ representa-, por tanto, TIN
nuevo descalabro economico pa
ra los peruanos que anadir a la
reduction de la production mi
nera y del algodon.
Segln los tecnicos, eiclicamen-
be debe producirse, por razones
aun no bien conocidas, una re-
ducci6n en- la production de
gnano. Estes ciclos deben pro-
duclrse cada is 0 II amos y los
dos anteriores courtroom q,
1925 y 1871.
Entire las pesqueriss peruana.
y Ia administration del suano
se la entablado una polemi.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Mexico
En- Was de Prontu
SoIucion HueIgu
de Ferroeuniles

MEXICO, agosto 5-(UPI).-La
huelga general ferroviaria que pa
ralizo ell sistema de tansportes de
este pals podria terminar hoy, CO.
mo resultado de las urgentes con-
versaciones que realizan los repre-
sentantes del sobierno con los di-
rigentes ~sindicales..
Tropas del ejercito Sc hicieron
cargo anoche de todas las instala-
clones ferroviarias, mientras ell ge-
rente general de los fe%rrocarriles
nacionales Roberto Amor6s, Sc
apresuraba a proteger las propie-
dades f%erroviarias contra posibles
sabotajes.
La huelga, no autoriza6a, comen-
70 ell sabado debido a las luchas in
vestinas del sindicato ferroviario,
que eucabeza Demetrio Vallejo y
que cuenta con 10000 miembros.
Vallejo y Amoros r%ealizaron una
conferencia anoche, a Ultima Hora,
y los empleados veteranos indica-
ron que la huelga podria terminar
de I'm momento a otro.
Entretanto, informaciones no
conflrmadas sefalan que un huel-
guista fue muerto y cuato heridos
en- cnoques con tropas y policias.
Alrededor de 100 "agitadores" fue-
ron %detenidos, dicen los informan-
ties.
El choque mas reciente ocurri6
anoche cuando tropas y policia
emplearon gases lacrimogenos pa
ra discover una marcia en- masa"
de huelguistas, que Sc encaminaba
a la sede del sindicato de obreros
electrlcistas, .donde Sc efectuaba
una reunion. En- circulos sindica-
les Sc dice que ''varios' huelguistas
'fueron "salvajemente golpeados"
y dos de ellos resultaron grave
ments heridoS."
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
China Conunista Acusa a EE. UU.
de Corpirar Contra Gobiernos.
de Haiti, Venezuela y Cuba.

estaba preparando para despa-
char tropas a Cuba pai,:a una in1
tervencion armada, usando como
excusa la protection del sistema
de abastecimiento de aqua de SUI
base naval en- Guantanamo.
Con SUI editorial, China Co.
munista amplia SUI acusacion de
la aggression" de los Estados Uni
dos zen ell Cercano Orik,nte" para
incluir la Intervention en- los
asuntos de f'todoS los H'aises mas
pequenos del mundo y de todos
aquellos paises que no estan dis
puestos a someterse a su escla-
vitud y control.
Ell editorial acusa aambien a
los Estados Unidos de alberta
intervention en- Indon esia, e
"intrigas" en- muchos ,otros pal
SEES de Asia.
ESQ prueba, declara ell diario
que ''los Estados Unidios han
despreciado y d~espreclan aun la
la independence de 'otros pal
ses".
Ell diario agrega que, "mien-
tras Eisenhower estaaoa tratan-
do de hacer 10 possible por pasar
por ell defensor de los; derechos
de las pequenas nacidnes, en- su
carta del primero de agosto a
Khruschev, ordenaha a sus d.
plomaticos que prepararan un
golpe contra ell gobierIlo legal de
HAITI.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Porter Dice que Halo "(.luru
Conseiencia y Resisteneia" a Todu
Infi|tracion Roiu en- Venezuela
Por HENRY

tic que Ell objective mi inmedia-t
to de la junta provisional y de
los partidos %politicos, no es otro
que restablecer la Unidad Poll
tica y crear un china democratic
co para reemplazar la politica
represiva del regimen de Marcos
Perez Jimenez, deMrocado por
ellos ell pasado enero,
Sin embargo, agrego Porter
"personalmente vi I'M clara con-
ciencia de r~esistencia a los es-
fuerzos del comuniamo interna-
cional, por ganar control de la
vida politica de Venezuela"
Manifesto Porter cue el pue-
de comprender ahora que las
autoridades venezolanas, en- SUI
empeno por alcanzar la unidad
nacional despues de 10 amos de
dictadura, eviten Ell hacer una
fuerte critica publicn de los CO.
munistas que participaron en- la
rebellion contra Perez Jimenez.
.A1adio, no obstanIte, que sabe
que detras de bastid ores Sc esta
hacienda un trabajO construct
vo para -impedir la expansion de
Ia Influenza comunhsta.
Las autoridades morteamerica-
mas que tienen en- sus manos los
problemas de America Latina,
parecen compartir el punto de
vista de Porter.
Una ~autoridad, euyo regreso
de Venezuela fue reciente, OBJ
servo que habia nG'tado una
creciente resistencia a cooperar
con los gobiernos comunistas.
Ese funcionario cito ell discurso
pronunciado por Bietancourt Ell
pasado mes de julio, en- que AFR
mo que Accion Democratica nun
ca cooperaria con los comunis.
tas.
Recordo que mud1as informa-
clones de prensa, prscedentes de
Venezuela tienden a subrayar
Ell peligro comunista, sin mencio.
mar de otra parte 10 que Sc esta
hacienda sin "bomIoos nj plati-
Hos" por acabar la cooperation
que las cosas forzo p~reviamente.
Otras fuentes dijeron que, aun-
que muchos militares son real
mente opuestos a los comunis-
tas, hay un buen ndmero de ellos
que tambien Sc aponen a Ac-
cion Democratic y tltilizan su tie.
sis anti-comunista contra accion
democratica.
Esas fuentes lamentaron Ia
aseveracion que Sc hace, en- Ell
citado articulo, publicado aver
de que fueron clos comunistas
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06

Los economists c~afeteros i'm.
parciales, tanto dentro como fue.
ra del sobierno, consideran esta
campana de importancia, por
cuanto representa- I'm enfoque
totalmente nuevo para la modi-
ficaclon en- gran escala de las
costdmbres sociales en- general.
La nayorfa de los aumentos
del consume de cafe en- Estados
Unldos. han sido ell resultado del
efecto de las situaciones cam
biantes en- las costumbres del.
mundo trabajador y del mundo
social, mas bien que una reac-
-{Pasa q La pAg. 8,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06

TOXIC, agosto 5 (UPI.-Chi-
ma comunista acuso hoy a Esta-
dos Unidos de conspirar para
derrocar a los gobiernos de Haiti
y Venezuela y para %lntervenir
en- los asuntos internos de Cuba.
I'm editorial publicado hoy en-
ell "Diario del Pueblo" de Pekin,
organo Official del regimen CO.
munista, dice tambien que en-
la Ultima decada los Estados
Unidos "han preparado activida-
DIES subversivas importantes en-
Bolivia, Guatemala, Peru, ell Sal
yador, Paraguay, Costa RIGA y
Cuba.
Los ataques p%arecieron stimuli
taneamente en- Ell "Diario del
Pueblo" y en- ell organo semi
Official STA Kung-Pao" Este I'LL
timo dice que "aun antes de su
llegada a Cuba Sc oyen gritos de
tfuera Dulles" Ell Secretario de
Estado norteamericano Sc halla
de vista en- Brasil.
Ell editorial que publica
"Diario del Pueblo" dice que eel
imperialismo norteamericano es
ell enemigo mortal de las nacio-
mes mas pequenas" y agrega que
"solo reeientemente" los Esta-
dos Unidos habian "preparado
I'm golpe en- Venezuela para res
taurar ell regimen norteamerica-
nista del dictador. marcos Pc
rez Jimenez)".
Anade que Washington Use
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-06
Por HARRY FRANTz

racion politica a su programa,
de que en- las p~riAneras horas de
la manana haya reuniones en-
las cuales 81 con sumo de cafe
fa%cilitaris los contactos sociales.
Ell VicepresideHte de Ia Repu-
blica, Richard M. Nixon; ell Sc
nador Frank Barrett, el Repre-
sentante A. L. Miller y otros
politicos han hec:ho d~eclaracio-
mes de apoyo a La campana en-
r%eferencia. por considerarla un
metodo attractive de difundir ell
triunfo republicailo en- las cam.
palas politicas, que culminaran
con las elecciomes p~arlamenta-
rias de noviemb,s proximo.