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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
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RE THE SATAN BOUND" WISDOM OF THIS
WORLD FooLsHNEss WITH coD"!-l, God. TO st.
Paul, TO you-YoU ARE RIGHT UP-To-DATE
IN ST. PAUL. Ex-HEBREW APPRENTICE
FOR THE RABBINATE, YOU HAVE ONE GIANT
KEY FOR YOUR
LIBERATION FROM the DEVILS JUDAISM
MYTHICAL. ANTI-cHRIsT PARTICIPATING.
ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUs CAIN JUDAS. KNAvEs AND
FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN
PARENTHOOD! - THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL Iso-eaIIedl ExsTENcE"!-p 02,
MY MASTERPIECE, THE c.s. TEXTBOOK - IMPERATIVE
FOR cHRIsTLiKE SANITY. JUDGMENT, HONESTY.
INTELLIGENCE. OF ALL RABBIs, THEIR LAYMEN,
ALL OF THE WORLDS CLERGY. LEADERS,
MASSES = ALL PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL IN
VARYING DEGREES UNTIL DEMONSTRATE,
DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC. cHRiSTLIKE, SPIRITUAL
REBIRTH IS SUBMITTED TO. WITH ACCOMPANYING
HUMILITY AND INTELLECTUAL AND SPIRITUAL
PURITY AND HONESTY WITH GOD AND MAN!
PART z
PRESCRIPTION FOR HEARrAcHE" is iNFANrILE.
70 IMPURE. INTELLECTUALLY, AND SPIRITUALLY
DISHONEST WITH GOD AND MANI IS SATAN
BOUND!
my, GODS, PROTECTION TO THE HONEST
AND OBEDENT NOT ENJOYED BY GERMAN
RABBIs AND SIX MILLION LATE HEBREWS j!
JESUS, MY ONE. PURE JEW-MAKINc THAT NAME,
JEW, oBsoLETEl THEY ARE HEBREWS!
OUR PROMISE OF PROTECTION:
Behold IHuve Given You Power OverM
the Lso-eunedy power of the Enemy!-
THE ADAM.EvE MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS.
SPIRITUAL LUNAcY - M-Y.T.Ho-L-o-cYLoF ALL
HUMAN PARENTHooD - land N-o-T-H-'-No
SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT YOU!
PART
REMEMBER, RABBI JOSHUA LEHMAN, AUTHOR
OF "PEAcE OF MIND" DYING IN HIS '40s-
THE DEVIL TAKING HIM FOR 20 TO 80 YeAkSn
THAT WAS A WHITEWAsH "PEAcE OF MIND" IN
WHICH THE DEVIL SOUGHT TO IMPOSE AN
IMPURE AND INTELLECTUALLY. SPIRITUALLY
DISHONEST CONCEPT OF PEACE
HUMAN PARENTHooD CONTINUES TO BE
ACCEPTED AS REAL, VERSUS THE c-H-I-LD-l-E-s-S
CAREER OF NY HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED lNcoM'
PARABLE PROPHET MESSIAH SON. WHO WOULD MOI
PROSTITUTE HIS coDcIvEN FACULTIES AND
POWERS TO MULTIPLY THE DEVILS MYTHICAL
ADAM-EvE, JUDAS MURDERoUs CAIN. kNAvES
AND FOOLS HUMAN OFFSPRING
YOU HEBREWS, ATTENTION.
AMI COD INFINITE, MAJESTIC, SPIRIT, THE ONE
SANE REAL MIND, PARENT. SOUL, SUBSTANCE
IN AND or THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE. OR NoT9
CAN you ACCEPT MATTER" AND ITS FAIHek'
THE DEVIL AS REAL, IN THE LIGHT OF YOUR
HABrUAL CITING OF BASIC SCRIPTURE, THE
LORD IS ONE GOD; THERE IS NONE ELSE BESIDE
uIM,,3 AND MY 'DICTATION TO CHRIST JESUS,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ~. 1888
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27


YOU HEBREWS ATTENTION.
AMI, GOD, INFINITE. MAJESTIC, SPIRIT. THE ONE
SANE REAL MIND, PARENT. SOUL SUBSTANCE
IN AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE. OR NOT?
CAN you ACCEPT MATTER" AND ITS 'FATHsk'
THE DEVIL AS REAL, IN THE LIGHT OF YOUR
HABITUAL CITING OF BASIC SCRIPTURE, The
LORD is ONE GOD; THERE IS NONE ELSE BESIDE
HINT? AND MY 'DIcTATIoN TO CHRIST JESUS,
TO you. RE THE DEVIL John s:43. Az: WHY DO
We NOT BELIEVE MY sPEEcH9 EVEN BECAUSE 'e
CANNOT HEAR besrl NY WoRDr
we ARE OF YOUR FATHER, THE DEVIL lADAM-tve
MATTER" DELUsoN AND MyTHI!!l AND The
LUsTs or YOUR FATHER We WILL DO! ne WAS
MURDERER FROM THE BEGINNING AND ABODE
NOT IN THE TRUTH BECAUSE THERE IS NO Truth
IN HIM. WHEN HE sPEAKETH LIE. he
FATHER or III -'~M
AND NY plcTATIoN TO NY INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES PRECIOUS Observation-Disclosures.
THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY. SECOND MARY
mot quoted drsesy).-
GENESIS I.2S IS or VITAL IMPORTANCE: land
Continued Next Column. Top)
The Supai weekly news., 1958-12-03

Sup al Bible Mission

Church Service. Sunday morning-1O clock
Hymn Sing. Sunday afternoon-3
Prayer Meeting. .Wednes lay afternoon-3 IT"
meeting will be held SON to make p1ans
for Chris A barrel of oil has been
bought by thu nerbers cf tha Chur ch and
the building Will be warn r. the many
gatherings an3 services planned in cele-
bration Of the Birthday Of Jesus Christ.
Luke s: vs. ond 46. IA good nan out Of the
good treasure Of his heart bringeth forth
that which s good; end an evil man out
of the evil Treasure Of his heart bring
eth forth that which is evil; for of the
substance Of the heart his mouth speaketh.
land why call ye ne, Lord, Lord, and
do not the things whi ch I sey7"
This world We are living in
Is mighty hard to beat;
We get thorn with every rose--
But ein't the roses sWeet(.. Selected
SA56tt 277~x1~>,v X. G~IG>,~~
The Supai weekly news., 1958-12-03

Page Txo-Nevs-Dec. ). 1858
Mr.. Dick Metahomigie went Up 60 Mooui Tank
yesterday morning on business.
MIR. Louis Sinye1la went to Peach Springs
vest 9rday to take his little grandson.
Dale s.. back to his home. Dale has ben
visiting down here for many months.
Mrs. L. Sinye1la end her daughter, Rebecca
are going to Peach Springs today TO attend
the funeral for Arthur Walker.
The swi itchbacks the H. Trail are in
lots bett r shape now that they have had
work done on them.
Ralph Paya is going out With the doctor
today to work on a cattle ranch. Nallin
Burro is also going out with himso he
can attend the funeral for Arthur Walker.
Down at the Melvin Sinyel1e Camp they are
scraping deer hides. At many Of the
houses are oasting pinons and grind
ing corn. It IS fun to watch them parch
corn and nuts by tossing then in basket
with live Goals and shaking and tossing
them up and donw in the air. The sWi shing
sound the kernels nuts leave the
baskets is nice to hear.
Leonard We1 ema called donw from H. Hilltop
Monday morning to see how ever Was.
Haui 1ton Grounds hes 4uit time wi tn his
mule, Frank. MIR. Mule is very stubborn
and if he isn't watched closely he will
sneak off behind a bush so he won't have to
work. When he gets up by the Hua1apai
Trail Canyon up at the first crossing Of
the Cataract River he shifts and stops and
sits down AS he does not care to make that
long trip up the trail. Frank is ever III
years Of age.
We've been hearing lot Of pounding over
The Supai weekly news., 1958-12-03

The mail brought cute little musical
Teddy Bear for some little girls birth
day present.
Mr.. Collins npitchad" basket several
deys ago. He get the pitch up In the
forest ard cooked and strained it and
then put it on the water jar.
We read in the Ari zona Republic that the
highest Chri stnas tree in the country
will be put p in Phoenix. It Will be
100 feet high and will have 100 lights
on it. Tt will re hauled f rom the San
Francisco Peaks near Flagsteff by truck
to Phoenix.
The calendar says the noon vii be full
again on Chri stmes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
BeI-Oir
frozen

For thirst-quenching treat, try some
cold lemonade. Bel-air Frozen Lemon
ade is made from the finest lemons,
at the peak of perfection, frozen
quickly to retain their full bodied
flavor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

These health and beauty aid prices effective until
close of business Saturday, May 81 in the District Of
Columbia and the following In virginia. Airing
ton, Alexandria, Falls Church, Mclean, AnnandaIe,
Fairfax, Vienna and Herndon.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

Mrs. Florence Clark Of Chester,
Pa. visited Mrs. Minnie Armour on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford BergstrOm
and daughter, of Wilmington, spent
Friday and Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Morgan and Mrs.
Laura Minner and on Saturday, the
Bergstroms and Mrs. Morgan and
daughter, Connie. visited Lewes.
We are glad to report Mr. Elmer
Dawson's condition is slightly i'm
proved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Walter Wharton
and Mr.. and Mrs George w. Kirk
by spent Sunday afternoon at
Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. Edward Passwaters has re-
turned to his home after under
going o major operation in the
Wilmington General Hospital. He
is recuperating also from broken
leg suffered in fall earlier in the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy.
daughters, Elaine and Kathleen,
their frieJds, William Abrams and
John Smith, of near Bear, John e.
Clark, Clayttscs:.., Mrs. Viola Thistle
wood and Anna Lee ThistlswCod
were guests on Sunday of the
Emory Webbs and enjoyed an out
door dinner which was very much
enjoyed by all who participated.
We have just learned Mr.. Ed
ward Mulholland has been i'll for
quite some time and we are sorry
and may his recovery be speedy for
we miss him and Mrs. MulhOlland
in our church services and other
affairs very much.
Several from here went to Mar
shaIlton on Sunday and visited Jim
Nelson in the Brandywine Sani-
tarium. Jim says he likes it there
and that he gets good food and
everyone is so very kind and good
to him. He would be glad to get
cards and letters from his friends,
here, in Houston.
The o. U. R. Glass with Robert
H. Yerkes, Sr., as teacher, held
their annual picnic on Saturday
evening at the farm home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Brown. This an
nual picnic is always family af-
fair, that is mother, dad and all
the children. Seventy-one were
present at this particular picnic
to enjoy plenty of good food, good
conversation, good fellowship to-
gether. Fried chicken was the piece
de resistance with baked beans,
lima beans, deviled eggs, tossed
salad, sliced tomatoes, succotash,
hot rolls, butter, pickles, olives,
potato chips, iced tea. The host and
hostess furnished all the good cold
watermelon you could eat, and
did they eat it! Everyone enjoyed
a wonderful evening and are look
ing forward to another picnic next
year.
Pfc. Vim. Hubbard Macklin, Jr.,
has returned to duty at the Fitz-
simmons Hospital, il Denver, Colo
RADIO, after spending two weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard Macklin and other rela-
tives near Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05
ROXANA
MRS. Alice lockwood
Phone SelbyviIle 1851

The WSCS met at the Educa-
tional Annex Thursday evening.
August 28. After the business hour
the hostess, Mrs. Hugh Stephens,
served delicious refreshments.
Deepest sympathy is extended to
the families of Mrs. Fannie Lynch
and Harley Bennett. Both were
members of the Roxana Methodist
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halton Johnson
have sold out their store business
to Fred Carey, which he took over
Monday. September /. We wish
him much success.
EIr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett
and two sons of New Jersey spent
the weekend with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Bennett
Mrs. Calvin Rayne, Jr., and Miss
Naomi Rayne gave a surprise stork
shower to their sister-in-law and
sister, Mrs. jeanette Rayne Bunt-
ing of Fort Wayne, Indiana, We'd
nesday evening, August q. She
received lots of nice gifts and de-
licious refreshments were served
by the hostesses.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lie G. Lewis enjoyed picnic at
Quillen's Point on Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bunting of
Fort Wayne Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Rayne, Sr., of Selbyville,
have been visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Rayne, Jr.
Mrs. Stella Hitch of Salisbury
was a caller of Miss Alice Lock
wood on Sunday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

Buddhist priests have their last
meal of the day at noon and do
not touch food again until the fol-
lowing morning.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

Salem. N. J.. has been a center
for Quakers since 1875. 1t has a
Friends Meeting House, built in
1772, still in use.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

1t is estimated that West vir-
ginia has coal resources sufficient
to last 400 years at the present
rate of production.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

In the table of measures, a troy
Ga word seldom used in modern
times) is one pound or twelve
ounces.
Milford chronicle., 1958-09-05

The Pile Lighthouse in Ireland
was built by Alexander Mitchell
I13 years ago. He was an engi-
neer but blind at the time.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-19
Jedrlene White And
Rex Alderman
Take NuptiGI VOLUs

Miss Jeanene White, daughter of
Mrs. RoSalind White, Lima, and Rex
Alderman, son of Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Alderman, were united in an
impressive ceremony in the First
Methodist church, Sunday, June s, at
l 80 p. m.
The Rev. James Heininger offici-
ated at the double ring ceremony. A
half hour of wedding music preceded
the ceremony with Miss Gertrude Bo-
wen, Spencerville, at the organ. Mrs.
Nancy Heininger sang several tra-
ditional wedding selections.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her uncle Vernon Wellbaum,
of Ft. Wayne, wore dress of white
nylon lace and net, with long pointed
sleeves. Her veil was held in place
by a pearl crown. Her only jewlery
as pearl necklace, a gift of the
bridegroom.
The maid of honor was Miss Rosie
Starr, a friend of the bride. She was
attired in pink and white organdy and
carried a bouquet of white carnations.
Bridesmaids were Barbara, Ridge,
Linda Jones, Sue McClelland and
Carol Caper, all friends of the bride
and the junior bridesmaid was her
sister, Jacqueline White.
Ed Reichenbach, Bluffton, was best
man for Mr.. Alderman. Ushers were
Kenneth White, brother of the bride,
and Junior Zimmerly, Dean Badert-
scher and James Berry, all friends
of the groom. Junior usher was Joe
Wellbaum, a cousin of the bride.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton for 125 guests as held in the
] church basement The brides mother
greeted her guests in a white lace
dress with blue accessories and a
corsage of white carnations. The
bridegroom's mother wore a dress of
light blue lace with white accessories
and corsage of white carnations.
Serving at the reception were Mrs.
David Szekely, Mrs. Emily Dunifon,
Mrs. Mildred Parten and Mrs. Don
Starr.
Following the reception the couple
left on trip to Niagara Falls and
the eastern states. They returned to
Bluffton last Friday and are at home
in the Fett apartments.
The bride is a graduate of Lima
Senior high school and is employed
at Love jewelers.. The groom, a Bluff
ton high school graduate, attended
Bluffton college for two years and will
be enrolled in summer school at Ohio
Northern university this summer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-19
Pool Gate Receipts
double Last Years

Gate receipts at Bluffton's munich
pal swimming pool during the open
ing week this spring nearly doubled
receipts taken in during the pools
first week of operation last year,
Kimmel Marshall, secretary of the
Bluffton recreation committee report
ed this week.
Marshall reported receipts of ST.
031.90 as opposed to $1,135.40 last year
in the opening days. This was attrib-
uted to a large increase in the sale
of season tickets.
Marshall said ia season tickets
were sold in the first ten days, COM
pared to 106 in the same time last
year. Family tickets have been most
popular, with 66 sold; II adult, 46
youth and As children's season tick
cts have also been sold. Last year
saw only 80 family, five adult, 40
youth and 81 childrens' tickets sold.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-19
Require Village To
Buy Fire Hydrants

New fire hydrants to be installed or
used as requirements on village lines
must be purchased through the vii
lage general fund, not by the water
department, Bluffton's council men,
bers were told at their meeting June
10.
Clayton Harkness, representing the
Board of Public Affairs, and Ralph
Diller, superintendent of the water
department, told council that state
examiners had informed them their
department could service and main
tain fire hydrants, but purchase of
the equipment must come from the
village funds.
Council agreed to the new policy,
saying they will provide for purchase
of new hydrants when requested by
the water department.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-19
BC Grads Daughter
Wins Scholarship

Mary Jane Long, the daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Long, Lima, has
been awarded the Gus Holstine
memorial award, a $1,000 college
scholarship, for writing the best
essay on What My Country and My
Flag Means To Me-"
Her essay was one of 385 submitted
by spring graduates of Lima Senior
high school.
She is. the daughter of the former
Evelyn Pifer, Bluffton college grad
uate. Her father is also a former
Bluffton college student.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-19

THE OHIO FLAG was authorized
by the General Assembly on May g.,
1902.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

Pleasant tasting Poli-Grip
cream locks slipping. sliding
dentures firmly in place, even
anchors shallow lowers.
Unlike messy. hit-or-miss
powders, Poli-Grip cream
spreads evenly, smoothly.
holds plates tighter, longer.
SRas, shf-Fittins Comfort
The minute you use Poli-Grip
you feel It's snug, tight-ftting
comfort. Poli-Grip lays q won
derful comfort cushion between
plates and tender gums to elm
mate the friction that rubs
gums sore and raw.
Now you can eat steak. corn
on-the-cob.. even bite into
sticky taffy...without rocking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

less before the kids attack. Take him of
mel" he yelled.
We didn't hurry, but we prodded Tommy
loose. Petry walked of, stumbling little.
Sandra came up and knelt beside Tommy.
''Oh, you were wonderful" she whispered.
Wonderful" and her tawny, blond hair
fell over her shoulder and on his face.
''How did you do it?'' she asked.
Tommy sat up, grinned little, and /
could see that he was back to normal again.
why, just remembered some lines from
Henry W" he said:
Then initiate The action of the tiger,
Sd6eH the SineWS, Summon up The
blood. -"
The Methodr' Sandra cried, as she
threw her arms about him. Mamma was
coming up fast, and pulled her aside.
Look, Mrs. Siddons," said. Lets you
and me go and get a drink together. This
is one of those moments when the last thing
a daughter needs is a mother"
We walked over to Petry's tent, because
he was the man with the Scotch. "Petry,"
i said, you know how the kid did it?''
ne looked at me and actually smiled.
''Why, sure" be answered cheerfully. ''It
was the Method. He made like tiger, and
for me it was real. l can't fight a tiger"
said, "You ought to try the Method
yourself. Make like you're a nice guy with
the kid"
Petry reached for a bottle and glass.
Lets all try the Method he said. "Mrs.
Siddons, make like you're playing mother
whose daughter is about to marry the COM
ing top boy in Hollywood" He handed
her a glass. TO the future, Myrtle" he
proposed. and, to my astonishment. Myrtle
Siddons said, TO the future, and, Hank,
you're cute"
Petry poured me q generous hooker.
Randy" he said, twill you keep il from
the press that I'm q changed mani" He
poured himself very good drink. He
raised his glass and his eyes fiickered in the
suggestion of wink. ITO the new disciple
Of Stanislaysky." The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

came out of his tent, and his eyes were Sits.
He walked on the balls of his feet going to
the mess tent, and his gaze seemed to be
fixed on Petry - as though he was stalking
him. When he came out, and the company
was assembling for the big scene we were
doing, Tommy sat back on the ground rest
ing on his launches, for all the world like a
big cat. I've said Petry had made cracks
about his Insecurity. Well, once you took
a second look at Tommy you noticed that
left Petry as he sat back, just watching.
Fetry pretended to be amused, and
he looked at Tommy with an expression
that tried to be contemptuous and said,
Here, kitty, kitty" But he stayed away
from Tommy and the kid didn't move.
This play-outside-a-play went on for
three days and was getting jittery.
On the third day, right after the break for
lunch, it happened. Petry walked back onto
the scene we were shooting, and Tommy
was already there - back on his launches,
watching Petry with cold eyes. Three days
of it had got Petry jittery, too. He walked
past Tommy, then swung around quickly
and said, stop looking at me, you young
jerk, or Ill rough you up so your stand-in
will have to play the rest Of the picture"
Tommy lifted slightly on his heels, and
it must have made Petry panic. He grabbed
an oily rag from a grip and slapped it
across the kids face.
Tommy swung his head for minute, the
way tiger might to get some small annoy
ance of his face. Then he jumped ten feet
from his Launches and landed on Petry. He
must have been practicing it for the last
three days.
Petry fought back, Of course. But
Tommy's leap had borne him to the ground.
Tommy was on top, and those fists Of his
few so fast you couldn't count the blows -
to the head, to the body, to the head again.
And every little while he'd hit Petry with an
open hand "a cuff, you understand, the
way tiger might strike with his paw.
Petry tried to fight back, but he was help
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

webbing dentures embarrass-
ing you. You can laugh QNt loud.
cough. even sneeze. The fear of
your plates dropping away from
your gums IL gonel
What's more. hot liquids like
steaming coffee or hot soup win
not melt Poli-Grip away as they
do weak powders. Poli-Grip
grips no matter what
Start now to enjoy the assur-
ance that comes only when you
know your false teeth are locked
firmly In place. Try Poll Grip
cream today. At any drug coun-
ter. II Poli-Grip doesn't hold
your plates tighter. lOnesthan
powders...or anything you
have ever tried. you get double
your money baekl
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26

sion de la asamblea, en- que ha-
bio Eisenhower, por diversas ra.
zones: Enrique Marchena, iefe
de la delegation, por haber lido
al Paraguay para asistir, en- re-
presentation del gobierno domi.
nicano, a la toma de possession
del Presidente Alfredo Stroess.
ner; y Ambrosio Alvarez Aybar,
delegado suplente, por hallarse,
desde hacia varias semanas, en-
Rio de Janeiro, asistiendo a la
reunion del Comite Juridico In.
teramericano
Messina confirmo ash la infor-
macion de la UPI, transmitida
ell sabado, en- la que Sc explico
de esa forma la ausencia de los
dos delegados.
Ell Secretario explico la ausen.
cia de Minerva Bernardino, otro
alto miembro de la delegation
d~ommicana, diciendo que zen
los dias en- que Sc inicio la asam.
blea extraordinaria de las Ma
clones unidas, estaba atendien-
do en- I'm hospital a una hernia
-lPasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
Prestumos Para
Fomento Buscu
Rep. Nicaragua

MANAGUA, agosto rs -
(UP1)-Los funcionarios del 90
blerno nicaragiense viajaran a
Washington, manana martes,
para concluir negociaciones DIES
tinadas a obtener prestamos de
fomento por un total de 1000
900 de dolares, segun Sc supo
hoy.
FL Ministro de economic En-.
rique Delgado y ell gerente del
Institute de Fomento, Alfredo
Sacass, cerraran las negociacio-
mes va iniciadas con ell banco
mundial, por I'm prestamo de
15.0OO.O00, para ell proyecto hi.
droelectrico del rio Tuna, entire
las provincias de Matagalpa v
Jlnotega, en- ell norte; y otro de
100000 de dolares para Ell
programa de irrigation de la
iona occidental de Nicaragua.
Ambos proyectos estan in
cluidos en- Ell programa nacio-
nal de fomento, que fue presen-
tado al DR.. Milton Eisenhower,
por Ell Presidente, Luis A. So
moza, durante la vista que
aquel hizo a Managua Ell mes pa
sado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-26
Po|ieia Mexicana Recupera unos
90 Autobuses de los que Fueron
"Secuestrados" por Estudiantes

MEXICO, agosto Is. CUPID
La policia anuncio a horas
avanzadas de anoche la recu-
peracion de "unos sesenta''
autobuses, de los secuestrados
por los estudiantes universe.
tarios, a quienes Sc han uni.
do grupos de e~studiantes de
la Escuela Normal para Macs
tros y del Institute Politecni-
CO Nacional.
( Cast todos los vehiculos res
catados estan inservibles, pues
tienen los cristales rotos, ca
recen de .acumuladores, dis
tribuidores y otras pleas in.
ternas. Tiener tambien los
asientos hechos pedazos y has
ia los motores destruidos, por
cheques intencionales.
Los danos pasar de dos mi
1lones de pesos (unos 100 900
d6lares), pero Sc cree que Ell
total sera mucho mayor GUAM
do Sc recuperen todos los au-
tobuses perdidos, cuyo hume
70 toscila segdn distintos calcu-
> los entire 200 Y 400.
~ Durante la noche Sc regis
ttaror nueyos cheques en- va
fias parties de la Ciudad en-
tire alborctadores y grupos de
choferes. con un saldo de he