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BAKER, ALICE JONES. The family
Wishes to express its thanks and ap-
probation to the principal, faculty
ahq se6eo to o. the eva Various orssnizS
lions. clubs and to the many friends
from various parts of the. country.
We are overwhelmed by the CARDS.
letters, telegrams of sympathy, the
Tributes TO the memory Of our beloved
lone. ALICE JONES BAKER r,v
BLANCHARD, ADELBERT B. w. wish
to express my deep appreciation TO
the many friends Of ,ADELBERT B. W;
BLANCHARD for the expressions OF
isympatfy rendered at his passing.
EVERETT L. COOPER.
BRAUN, FRED 4. We wish to ex-
spress our sincere thanks and appre-
lciation to our relatives and friends
flor the prayers. cards, flowers and
the many other kindnesses bestowed
upon US at the passing OF our
gil GLADYS BRAUN AND FAMILY.
DADE, ESTHER CUPID. The family
Eof the late MRS. ESTHER CUPID
thanks to, their many relatives
moral tributes and expressions Of
,rssvement. THE cUPiD FAMILY.
METTs, ALICE MAE. The family Of
ALICE MAE NETS wishes to ex-
press their appreciation and gratitude
70 the relatives and friends t ior
and floral tributes, cards and other
.kindnesses extended to us during
the illness and passing OF our
HUSBAND TSi RUSSELL O. NETS;
AND FAMILY.
MOORE, CAMILLE M. The family OF
the late MRS CAMILLE NJ. MOORE,
who passed away on Sunday, jan
.uery 10, 1858, gratefully acknowl-
sdgs the many expressions ts;,I6s. Of d, SYM
their time of sorrow
NORMAN B. MOORE AND Chill
RUTLEDGE. ROxIE A. The family
7of the late ROXIE A. RUTLEDGE
wishes to express their sincere thanks
forai offerings bestowed upon them
during their recent bereavement,
we are especially grateful to the
Rev. Foye and the Rev: Breeze for
their kind attention to the deceased
passing. and to. the @. P. o., No.
1925. for their lovely floral Offering,
and the James E. Walker Unit and
the p. P. Parlay for their sympathy.
MAE W. MASON AND FAMILY.
TURNER. MR.. AARON M. We wish
to express our thanks and apprecia-
ton to our pastor, the Very Rev.
Frank Thomas Roberts: the, Rev.
Elder William T Green and the
Rev. s C. FlackS, the various or
ganizations, choirs and clubs for their
cards, use of cars and beautiful floral
tributes at the passing Of our loved
one MR.. AARON N. vTuslR2GNEER.
WALKER, HENRY C. We. the fam
fly of the departed HENRY c.
WALKER, wish to thank our funeral
director, the Rev. Williams and all
friends during our bereavement. 1t
Is greatly appreciated.
MARY PALMER AND FAMILY.
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Miss Eliza Perkins,
Patent Specialist

Miss Eliza Hollingsworth Par
kins. 30, a specialist in patent
work before her retirement.
died Friday at her home, 2022
Columbia road NV.
For many years Miss Parkins
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Nnnrtlfrtn

SAKs, TAUBE AND HYMAN. There
viii be an unwilling Of Q monument
on Sunday, February g.. 1858, at l
terry, Tifereth Israel Conversation
Section New. Old Rises I'd, Hyatts-
vile. Md. Relatives and friends In
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With Regard to q
Card Of Thanks

Very often . cord Of thonks In
The Stcr meets q need which cen
hordIy be solved in any other woY
Not only is il q sroeious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
iloFul tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services and
kindnsssss Of the mony to whom
. pefsonol note Of Thanks eonnot
we'll be moiled OF whose homes
and oddreses ore not known
insertion Of q card Of thonks
moy be oronsed BY telephone to
The Star. ST. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Star
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CEMETERY LOTS


DESIRABLE lot at National Me-
mortal Park, . sites to sell for
$3.50 at sacrifice price. OR f-6ll6
MAuSOLEUM. Fort Lincoln Cemetery
ate: sacrifice best offer. ~ 5-517s
NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY
My equity IN 4-nlsee cfypt, very
reasonable Cali 1E 4-62t2 bet
3 am and ) pm -
FORT LINCOLN CEAIETERy-4 sites
near Moral clock Call WA. T-Oa5B
2 CRYPTs, in Garden Of Apostles,
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Call PA
S-2273
FORT LINcOLN--l sravesite. best
offer JU. g-679b
CEMETERY LOT at discount. highly
desirable location, 4 sites George
WASHINGTON Cemetery RIA 3-4795
CEDAR HILt--2 lots. sites each:
excel location. owner leaving town;
reduced price for quick sale. RA
100000 RIA. $3.50
FORT LINCOLN-Lot Of 5 sites, near
fort: list price, $1,000: $3.50 each
UN. 4-121a,
3 CEMETERY LOTS. Cedar Hill, s256
IA. 5-2741.
FORT LINCOLN-2 crypts In Garden
Of Apostles. reasonable. LU. 4.62S3.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriunn

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81. end Mass. Ave. NE. Ii $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
S16 II st. NE. Ii. 3-4SSO
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Dratha

ADAMS. LOLA y. On Thursday; !s 81
Of 4eSS saul I'd. Re ems. Nd
sister Of Mrs. Melissa A, Christensen,
Mrs Flossie NJ Denton and Harris
Garner, amt Of Mrs Merida p. Rus
sell. Jeannine O'Steen, Charlcie Loos.
e oHr a. ken e Lee q tRS Snera Fr Hos 9s S
st. and Mass. ave. me-. until $50
am. Monday. February 3. Requiem
mass will be offered at st. Aloysius
Catholic Church. North Capitoi and and
sressional Cemetery. 2
ANDERSON, GEORGE. Suddenly, on
ThurSd January 80: 1858,
W. Va. beloved brother of Marion
A RnsS ru TTsId' Ho %ay sal sis At s
ne, where services will be held on
Monday, February 3, at IL am. In
terment Congressional Cemetery.
ANDERSON. EDWARD d. On Fri
day, January q, 1858. at his resi-,
B ANDERSON G'f husband IS n;T Of A the late
Rae R. Anderson, father Of E.. Neil
Thomas Services at the s. H. Hines
NV nv r on Mond aSmf February J. ' at 10
am, parking facilitiesl. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. 2
ANDERSON, EDWARD D. A special
n communication of the New
~ Jerusalem Lodge, No, 2;
NV E Il the = Masonic Ms mlil T f 1sia
W. ave. NV. on Monday. Feb
.V ruary 3, 1855, at Q am.
SSTn she Of P oSf q f SteSs Eb b.
WARD D. ANDERSON.
WILLIAM E. GIBBS, Jr,- Master.
S Ssy January sg1 81 y ls5sM sR9 her Hv Tes
ANDERSON, mother Of Donald E.
Lee Funeral Home. Attn and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne, where services
q I pm. Interment Mount oiiyet
A SEfDmEsssaSSN HELEN M. The ofhcers
" IN and members of Trinity
I! !; !: !: i:
for the purpose Of conducting East
ern star services for our late Sister
HELEN n. ANDERSON,
~ BESSIE c. WHITMQRE.
VIRGINIA NJ. coWLiNo,
ANGELO, IDA @. on Friday, jan
uary 81, 1865. at her residence.
5000 26th st ne, IDA G. ANGELO.
beloved wife of the late w Marion
Angelo, mother Of Miss Ruth E..
Frank and Miss. Dorothy R. Angelo;
sister Of Charles d. Eckardt of Front
Hines Co Funeral Home, 1901 i4ih
ct. NV, on Monday, February 3
at 2 pm parking facilitiesD. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery .
BAILEY, RONALD WILLIAM. On SAT-
ufday, February 1. 1858, at Garfield
Hospital. r ONALD WILLIAM
BAILEY of 1923 Carlton terrace.
College Park, Md. beloved husband of
Mary D Bailey and father OF ROM c.
and Terry L. Bailey. He is also sur
vived by his parents, William O.
end Mary F. Bailey. sister, Mrs
Mary z. Dove, and a brother Harry
r. Bailey Relatives and friends may
call at the Gasch Funeral Home, 4i3A
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville. Md. after
g pm. Monday where services will
be held on Wednesday, February B.,
Of $40 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Expressions Of
sympathy may be sent to Or Geanne
Bateman Cancer Research Fund, 1915
r st. NV, Washington, d. c.
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WINSTON, EDWARD A. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory OF
my beloved husband, EDWARD A.
WINSTON. who passed away fve
wears ago today. February ., 1853.
Five years have passed since that
sad dav
When the one / loved was called
away:
God took him home, it was His will.
But in my heart he liveth still.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
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ROBINSON. WILLIAM T. Oficers and
HA p Po!I Of 1tos 5ethea;weleh
1l# are hereby notified Of the
W7NflA death Of our late Comrade,
EIneral services vii be
lass. AZ sed nm on s st Sis "a February !,
v. National Honor or q Guard arc
National Cemetery on Monday, Feb.
ru1 wyyyLi3iAMSf Il IL aa;o5RroN. coms,
ROSCOE W FRAZIER. Adjt .
ROsEN, SARAH. On Saturday, Feb
ruary ! !. 1858. SARAH RosEN. be-
loved wife Of David w. Rosen, de-
voted mother Of Samuel and jerome
R aHS both Of Wellington, 2; G,
vile, Tenn. She also is survived
BY eleven grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Services at the
g y. GOLDBERG a Son Funeral Home.
ruary 3. At 2 pm Inter EnII' w eP
mems Circle Cemetery New. In
mourning at 20 Nicholson ST. NV. 3
SAVAGE, ALLAN WILLIAM. Suddenly,
on FRIDAY January 81, 1853, at 1915
West s.; Fails Church, Va, ALLAN
Frsdsrics e. and Gertrude Rn 81 sn' DAVIS ssis
Savage. Loushborough, Friends may
chl! AZ lne tNerly Funeral Home,
ia W Main st., Fairfax. Va. where
services will be held on Monday.
February $, at . pm. 1nterment
Fairfax Cemetery.
sAYLEs. ADA v. on Saturday. Feb
ruary l. 1858, ADA v. SAYLES Of
l4H2 ST. NV, beloved aunt OF
Bertha Brown and Bernard strother.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments BY Jarvis.
sHEAD, WALTER A. Members Of
Ad Father RosenSteel Coun-
uZ4A ell, Knights Of Columbus.
AAA will recite the rosary
-I%E. Monday, February 3, AZ
N0AIX \ pm at Warner =.
N/ Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 oeorgia ave, Silver
FRANKLIN II. MARX.
Grand Knight.
WILLIAM v. JoUVENAIs
Financial Secretary.
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WALTON. MARGARET. In loyin,
memory of my beloved mother, MAR.
GARET WALTON. who departed thii
life one year ago today, February
., 1857.
Your memory is all I have now,
Your cares are all at rest:
Happy am l who today can say,
loved vol and did my best
A@Nue
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Saturday. February i, 1855. at his
home, Sterling, Va, ALBERT W.
SUMMERS. brother Of the Misses
Agnes ". and Clarice Summers,
Lewis E. Summers. Arlington, va.
Friends may call at the Green Fu-
neral Home, Herndon, Va. Funeral
services will be held at > pm. on
Tuesday. February 4, at st. Timothy's
Episcopal Church, Herndon, Va. In
terment Chestnut Grove Semetery. 3
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1919 DEWEY IsREAL. Adj.
AARON WILLIAMS. Commander.

pRa x Al isSS 3 s AEAaE'Sa Hos
Dashiell I'd. Falls Church. Va, wife
OF Jerome B. Stack, mother Of Louis
B. Stack and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis B Perkins Of Center
Vile, Nd Funeral services on Nom
day. February 3, at st. Paul's Enis-
copal Church. Centerville, Nd. In
terment Church Hill. Md. =
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McCREE. MARIE HOUKE. In low
ing, memory q our mother. sister
MeCREE, who died February 2, 1856.
We often sit and think of you,
And speak of how you died;
To think YOU could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes
DAUGHTERS, CECILIA LEE DAN
SISTER, LOLITA HOUKE JOHN.
SON BROTHERS, JAMES AND
CHARLES HOUKE: GRANDCHIL-
DREN. MOVITA DANIELS, JAMES
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STEWART. ALICE. On Thursday,
January 80. 1858. ALICE STEWART,
beloved daughter of the late Bruce
and Edmonia Stewart: sister of Mat
Funeral services will be held on
Tuesday, February Al at Saint Ed
wards the Martyrs Church, IA East
109th st., New York, ~ Y 3s
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BERTHA JEFFERsoN.

on SATURDAY.. Fe6ruary /. iS5s, al
WoRTHINdToN, husband Of Blanche
g: Worthington. father OF William r.
Warrington, sr., grandfather OF Mrs.
Betty Culverhouse and william Il.
NoTeen Anthony p G Pss q cbI MIs
Va Friends may call az the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th and Massachusetts
ave ne, where services will be held
on Tuesday. February 4. at $50 D m.
InteEment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3
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day January 70, iaSs. in N New T9 York
mother Of MRS Dorothy B. ToyeT "
aS3S Myrtle. ave. ne. and William
II Brown OF New York City, N. Y.
seven grandchildren, seven great
grandchildren and two sons-in law.
FUNERAL services on Monday, Feb
ruary 3. at the Mimms Funeral
Home, Hull ST., Richmond, Va. In
torment in Richmond. Va.
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MRS. MARY GRACE sTERNER
FtNcKEL. beloved wife OF the late
Charles Keller Finckel, mother OF
Mrs Charles H. Brook OF Akron,
Ohio, and Miss Elinor K. Finckel
OF WASHINGTON, D. G. Friends may
call at the s.. H. Hines Co Funeral
pm. Saturday, February l. Serv-
ices at the above funeral home on
Monday, February - At IL noon
!narelng facilities) Interment Cedar
FISHER. 1. PRESCOTT. suddenly,
on Saturday, February 1. 1855. at his
home 1923 Leland st., Bethesda, Md. !,
l.. PRESCOTT FISHER. beloved hus-
band Of Camille r. Fisher and father
Of jeary L. Fisher. Notice OF serv-
G 'Ils uiIi ATRoL q. on Thursday
January 80. 1855, at his residence
IS 18th ST. Sc. ATHOL B, Oil.
MORE. beloved husband Of the late
Marion Gilmore and father Of Atho
D. Gilmore, IT,, and Marian Briees
Wheeler and Ella d Brooks. .FriendI
may call at the Zirkle Funeral Home
$40 c st. ne. Services viii be helc
AZ the Epworth Methodist Church
18th at. and North Carolina ave
ne, on Monday. February 3. a
Cemetery columbia, 8. c., paper
please eopyJ
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T. and 4. NJ, viii hold Z
special communication at
the Masonic Temple, 10th
and You SITS NV, Tuesday,
February 4. 1858, at IL
am, for the purpose Of
attending the funeral OF
brother JOHN !. GRIMES
At the Third Baptist Church,
Que SITS. NV, at . pm.
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A. N and members OF Trinity
HS<M Chapter No 80, o. E. s.,
X0A are hereby requested to as
AN&Ak96~ semble at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th and Massa-
w chusetts ave. ne, on Mon
day, February 3, at 5 pm,
for the purpose of conducting East
ern star services for our late Sister
HELEN n. ANDERSON
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
AcUerdo Cufetero con ProdUctores
AfrieanOs Esperado Estu Semunu

WASHINGTON, Sept, % =
(UPIj- Tn alto funcionario d,
la Comision international d.
Estudlos del Cafe dijo aver que
antes de que termine la seman;
los paises l-atlnoamericanos Y los
productores africanos firmarar
ell convenio para la estabiliza
ciGn del mercado de dicho gra.
no.
81 embajador de Colombia,
Jose Gutierrez Gomez, presiden-
tie de la comision encargada de
redactar ell proyecto de acuer-
Go dijo a la United Press In
ternacional, que en- la reunion
de aver Sc logro llegar a un
.acuerdo, en- principle, sobre Ell
proyecto.
FL Embajador Gutierrez Co
mez agreg6 que la comision tie
ne aun que ocuparse de cues
tiones de orden techico, 10 que
hars a fines de la semana, pues
las deliberacioneS Sc interrum.
piran en- vista de que varios
miembros de la comision ten
dram que asiStir a la conferen-
Ella de cancilleres que comienza
manana.
For el convenio, los paises
productores Sc comprometeran
a retirar del mercado mundial,
parte de SUI cafe de exporta-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
Brasil Recibird
a DestFUcfores

RIO DE JANEIRo, Sept. %
(UPI)- Ell Almirante B. M.
Rittenhouse, declare que los Es-
tados Unidos entregaran al Bra.
sill cuatro destructores de 2100
toneladas de la segunda guerra
mundial dentro de nueve meses.
Rittenhouse, que neg6 previa.
mente en- Washington, este mes,
que los Estados Unidos estuvie-
ran negociando la venta de bar
cos al Brasil, dijo que otras Gin.
CO naciones latinoamericanas
tambien recibiran pronto, bar.
cos de guerra norteamericanos
Esas naciones son: Argentina
(dos submarines y un destruc-
tor); Chile (dos submarines y
I'm destructor); PERU (dos des-
tructores); Ecuador, (un des-
truc'or) y Colombia (dos des.
tructores). F..
Aqui Rittenhouse permanece-
"a varios dias, discutiendo ell
traspaso de los barcos a las au-
torldades brasileias.
Aver Sc entrevist6 con ell Mi
nistro de Marina, Jorge Mattoso
Maia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
PARA AURORA

No basta. .querer. -Comprens
do que listed anne a ese hom-
bre y que ansie casarse con
el, puesto que por bien de los
dos ninos que tiene listed de
su anterior matrimonio es 10
mejor. Pero ell hecho de que
el sea casado (aunque Olga
que esta divorciandose) es
una gravisima dificultad. U.s.
TED misma ha Observable que
piensa en- SUI esposa, que es-
ia preocupado muchas veces,
que sabe que no esta proce-
diendo bien. En- .efecto, esta
tralcionando a SUI mujer, a 81
mismo. Lo mas facil es que,
antes o despues, regrese a SUI
bogar. Antes de verse aban.
donada Ino es preferable ha-
Ger frente a la realidad y po-
ner fin a una .aventura que
acabara irremisiblements en-
ell desastre? Creo ~firmemente
que debe listed comprender
este 10 antes possible.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24

cion para impedir hajas en- los
precIos.
81 Embajador Gutierrez Co
mez dijo que Ell acuerdo per-
manecera en- vigor durante I'm
ano por los menos, y que con-
tendra los aspectos salientes
del pacto que firmaron en- Me-
xico siete paises y ell cual expi-
ra ell 30 de septiembre.
"Confiamos que ell conYenio
propuesto restablecera Ell or
den en- ell mercado y manten-
dra los precios a I'm nivel ra-
zonable," dijo ell embajador.
Gutierrez Gomez senalo TAM
bien que tan pronto como Sc
firme ell convenio la comision
comenzara un estudio extenso,
con ell fin de buscar la fofma
de equiparar la production con
la demanda, 10 que podria dar
lugar a I'm possible acuerdd pa
ra que los paises productores re-
duzcan anualmente sus respec-
twas cosechas
Una fuente allegada a Ia CO.
mission dijo que esta Sc abstuvo
de ilegar a una decision final
sobre Ell acuerdo porque guerra
esperar la llegada de Renato
Costa Lima, Ell nuevo presiden-
tie del Institute Brasileno de
Cafe. que arribaba a Washington
anoche.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
KUbitsehek SesUird
Neufral en- cumpuna

RIO DE JANEIRo, Sept. %
~(UPD-Valdomiro Autran Dou.
RADIO, funcionario de prensa de
la Presidencia de la Republica,
deSmintio o~ficialmente la YER
sion de que ell presidente Ku-
bitschek pronunciarS un discur.
so, antes de las elecciones par
lamentarias, de gobernadores y
municipales del tres de octubre
proximo, a propoSito de la sub
version comunista en- ell pals.
"Diario C~arioca", p~artidario
del gobierno, inform6 en- su edi-
cion de aver que Kubitschek,
alarmado ante ell apoyo dado
por los comunistas a algunos
candidates del Partido Laboris-
ia que Sc presentaran a las cleo
clones proximas, interrumpiria
Ell Silencio que Sc habia impues-
10 en- relaclon con la campana
electoral.
Sin embargo, Dourado, en- un
communicate que entrego a la
prensa, afirmo que la posicion
de Kubitschek era bien conoci-
da de TODD el pals y que clara
mente la expuso en- Ell discourse
que pronunci6 a comienzos de
aho en- la localidad de Diaman-
tina.
En- aquella oportunidad, Ku-
bitschek pidio que Sc aplicasen
leyeS mas severas para contra
rrestar la subverSion comunis-
fa
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
BUZON
Viene de la Pagina 4,


que, una vez aqui, insistiese
en- sus propositos tiene una
significaci6n dudosa porque
ga carta estaba va echada"
como suele decirse. A base de
estos datos. quizas 10 razona-
bic sea enfocar ell ,asunto CO.
mo lie INDIGO a continuation.
En- primer lugar va no hay
por que considerar a esa jo-
ven caSada, puesto que SUI
matrimonio esta hecho ami
cos; deshecha esta tamb;en SUI
vida y SUI future, Su unica es-
peranza esta en- listed. Ahora
bien, iva a listed impulsada
por un verdadero amor (que
no hay que confundir con una
passion sin freno) o va bus
cand0 la SaIVaclon de eSa rul-
ma que es actualmente SUI vi
da? Esta es la gran duda. Y
adn quedan interrogantes: fla
quiere listed de verdad o cree
que la quiere. porque Sc We en-
fermo y lie halaga la idea de
que alguien Sc sacrifique por
listed? En- vista de tantas du-
das, mi sincera opinion es que
listed de largas a este asun-
to, que Sc cure por complete
y que cuando salga del hos
pital, tome una decision. La
almohada de una CANA de en-
fermo es una pesima console
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-24
RELDJ::.
e-tevTsto del oeonfecer evbono..
(viene de la Pagina DOs)

vincia de Las Villas. Pero 10 terrible no es ESQ. Lo terrible
sera que esos cobardes, asustados por las cargas de la terrible
1nfanteria del Viejo Pancho, puede que neguen en- la fuga q Ia
eprovncia de Matanzas. Y podria darse ell case de que los re
beldes, huyendo siempre, Legaran un buen dfa a La Habana,
y Sc meheran %corriendo, despavoridos, en- la propia madriguera
de Batista y Ell Viejo Pancho. Els decir en- ell campamento de
Columbia. Y entonces arderia Troya, es decr ell jarro del
-Viejo Pancho.
CALENDARIO HISTORICO-24 de septiembre de 1890:
Real Cedula creandO la ciudad de MatanzaS (antes YucayO).
- "a de s~eptiembre de 1870: muere en- el suplcc Luis Ayestaran
: y -Moliner.
Fuera de bromas hubo I'm momento de seriedad en- la
= supuesa entrevista. Fue cuando los reporters notaron, con
visible malcia, la ausencia de los JefeS Mlitares de sOriente,
Pinar del Rio, Camagiiey y Las Villas. Fe cuando ell coronel
Perez Coujil, jefe del SIM, trat6 de mostrar los periodistas
que fueron a recoger e. mamotreto mimeografiado de Ia
bernilla, como Ell Ejercito identified a los rebeldes. En- SUI
~~~1peregrina Intervention, Ell Fouquier Tinvlle del marzato mos
: -tr6 a los periodistas una relation de las mujeres que forman
del contnente rebelde de Fidel Castro y explico que la
cantdad de elias es aproximadamente de ITS. Los p~eriodstas.
para SUI coeto, pensaron que las fuerzas de Castro podian
Sandar en- los 10 mil hombres, cuando Perez Coujil evitaba dar
cifras de ellos y reconocian que mas de IT'S enfermeras for
~-maban parte de esas fuerzas.
.AdemaS, Perez Coujl, uo de los cerebros iluminados del
-nsrcsmo, di6 cuenta a los ~periodistas, sin que nadie Sc 10
:. spreguntara, de la cantidad de bajas sufridas por ell Ejercito en-
-el combate de Las Mercedes.
Para confirmar informacones aparecidas en- DIARIO LAS
AMERICAS bajo la flrma del redactor de RELOJ, Perez Coujl
= habfo de la Escuela de Reclutas que funciona en- la Sierra Macs
ira para los aspirantes a inSresar en- Ell Ejercto de Castro y de
LAS -escuelas construidas por los insurrectoS en- las montanas
para llevar ell pan de la ensehsnza a la nihez eampesina. Perez
mafxsmo". Lastima que Perez Coujil no lie proponga a Batista
- enviar a la Sierra Maestro, en- calidad de professor, al connotado
lider comunista Leopoldo Pho Ehzalde, ell nuevo MiniStro del
~ Trabajo del regimen de Batista.