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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11
Armenia Sospeehu
Sobre Gibson en-
Crimen de Bus

joe Louis Gibson, de 27 amos,
fugitive d la justicia y bajo sospe.
7has de ser Ell autor del asesinato
chas de ser Ell aitor del asesinato
de una ioven estudiane de high
school" de II amos de edad, fue
capturado ell microbes, en- ell Sec
tor de residencias de genie de co.
lor. No opuso resistencia.
Ell detective Ernie Bush y los
policias Eugene Butler y Archie
Mckay, sorprendieron a Gibson
en- la casa de una p~ariente, en- Ell
1918 NV. Primera Ayenida.
En- la casa encontraron los pc.
licias I'm cuchillo con hoja de 81
2 pulgadas, que tue ocupado para
analizar 81 contiene senales de
sangre.
Gibson Sc fug6 de la carcel mu-
nicipal hace un mes, Estaba senta.
do en- la sala de I'm departamento,
cuando la policia entro. Sc levan-
to y ofreci6 sus munecas para ser
eSposado.
La polIcia inform6 que ell acu.
sado Sc nego a contestar las pre-
guntas que lie hicieron con respec-
to a la muerte de Fredricka Swee.
ting, estudiante de honor de la es-
cuela superior Booker T. Washing
ton.
La joven Sweeting fue muerta
de una punalada. sin razones apa.
rentes, cuando viajaba en- I'm ON
nibus, para SUI casa, procedente de
IN bale de ioxenes en- SUI escuela.
Gibson cuando escape de la
carcel, estaba cumpliendo condo
ma por haber apunalado a cuatro
(PaSa a la PagIna ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11
segundo Concerto
Puqudo Esta Noche
en- Buyfront Park

En- Ell segundo concerto de la
nueva temperate, la Banda de
Cesar La Monaco con Ell concurso
de la soprano Anne McGarry y del
lfarrador Gordon Shaw, ofrecera
esta noche, en- Ell a~nfiteatro del
Bayfront Park e] programa 81
guiente:
Marcia y Cortejo, La Reina de
Saba, de Vharles Gounod; Walls
Concerto "oro y Plata, de Franz
Lehar, Ell Regimiento Fantasma,
de Leroy Anderson; solo de sopra.
no "Un Gran Dia", de la opera
"Madams Butterfly" de Puccini,
por Anne Nc Gary; overture "Ruy
Bias" de Felix Menderssohn;
Guaracha (~tercer movimiento de
Sinfoneta Latinoamericana), de
Morton Gould, variaciones sobre
el tema "POPl Goes The WEASEL,
arreglo de Lucien Gailliet; solo de
soprano 20 MILO Bambino Caro-" de
la opera "Gianni Schicchi", de
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HORIZONTALES
1-Alero del tejado
5-Mineral hojoso
9-Rey de Juda
12-Bardo
13-Rey de Israel
14-Letra castellana, Pl.
15-Padre de M~atusalen
16-Relativo al tema
18--Egresos
20-Confederacion obrera catoli-
ca, 1nic.
21-Expendio de bebidas
22-Empe1o, esfuerzo
25-Enviadas
29-Articulo, P1.
30-Cocinar en- seco
31-Federaci6n Independence M.
xicana, Inic.
32-Flojo, suelto
33-Decimetro, Adv.
34-Despachadores
36--Cocinelas
a-Hermano de Jafet
39-Tobiano, Abv.
40-Seres masculinos
A-Hicieran %acotaciones
F-Escritor Uruguayo
B-Nombre escoces
4e--Se de cuenta
50-Marchabas
5~1-Espacio de tempo
52-Autillos
b3-Regi6n
vERTICALEs
1-Animales con plumas
2-Pelo de ciertos animales
3--Caldo muy espeso
4-Percibir
S-Empleados de mataderos
6--Alces, levantes
7--Her1nano de % Horizontal
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11
PARTICULARS
Confirmation de la pag. 81

"sin peligro" de que los ~depositan-
ties pierdau su dinero.
(En Bogota, Ell p~eriodico "El
Tempo informo anteayer que la
intervention Sc produjo por- me
diacion de Luis Morales Gomez,
ex gerente del Banco Popular y
quien Sc encuentra en- Guatemala,
como ASSESSOR del President, Mi
guel Ydigoras Fuentes. Segun Gel
Tempo, la intervention tenia CO.
mo fin 'presionar en- cierta forma
la venta de esa dependencia" a
I'm senor de apellido Alejos, con
quien Morales Gomez "tiene estre.
cha vinculacion").
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11
En- Pocas
Lineas
Oscar II. ~RomasUera

Los leones como los otros
anlmales carnivoros- matan pa
"a conner velando por la super
vivencia de la especie. Ell hon.
bre es ell unico animal que mata
por matar, a veces por que Sc 10
ordenan, otras por placer les
qulzofrenia morbosa) y en- la
mayoria de los casos por pasio-
mes espurias. .
Ell mundo dehoy EN- ra-
zon inversa- mientras mas
avanza en- ell campo de la cien-
cha, mas retrocede en- ell campo
de la moral; igualmente en- 10
social mientras mas Sc "civili-
Ia mas dificil hace la conviven-
ella hImana.
Ell Soviet Russo pasara a la his
toria como ell conquistador mas
brutal que ha tenido la humani-
dad desde los dias de Alta y
Gengis Khan. Hungria, Rumania,
Checoeslovaquis y Bulgaria son
unos pocos ejemplos. :.
q o
La mayoria de las personals
confunden 10 politico con 10 ad-
ministrativo. Cuando I'm Jefe de
Gobierno comete un desaguisa-
do administrative, la genie dice
que ha cometido un error politi-
co.
La Carta de las Naciones Uni
das es inoperante porque fue
escrita apresuradamente en- un
ambiente donde reinaba Ell odio.
la confusion y Ell tenor. >.
Las verdades de TODD tipo
constltuyen hoy dia I'm articulo
de gran lujo. Y practicar Ell de-
porte de decir verdades es, en-
la actualidad. e. entretenimien-
to mas caro- al que puede dedi.
carse una persona.
y 4 y
Hoy dia Sc ha logrado con
exito ell transplante de riiones,
higado, tracto intestinal y
otros organos. iCuando ellgara
la bora en- que ell t~rarsplante de
cabezas sea I'm exito? Numero-
SOS gobernantes estan necesitan-
do urgentemente otro cerebro...
Nunca Sc ha cacareado tanto
en- ell mundo acerca de la liber-
tad de expression y de concien.
cia, igualdad, derechos indivi-
duales etc. ETC., como en- los
tiempos actuales. Sin embargo,
nunca hemos estado tan lejos de
estas bellezas que a veees pare
cen utopia. 1Tendria razon Pla-
ton cuando afirmaba que la De.
mocracia llevaba a la anarquia?
4 X .
Els una v%erdadera lastima que
algunas personas o grupos enar-
bolen la bandera de la libertad
para defender i~ntereses cast
siempre renidos con esa doctri-
ma. Igual pasa con la democra.
cha. .iCuantos crimenes Sc es-
tan cometiendo en- SUI nombre!...
%E%
Si los grandes humanistas de
-(Pasa a Ia pag. 81
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In Miami Beach Auditorium
Arthur Fielder Serd Director
Inyitado en- ell Sexto Concerto
"Pops" de Sinf0nica de Miami

Arthur Fielder quien ce-
Zebra los treinta amos de los con-
ciertos Esplanade de la Boston
Pops - sera Ell director invita-
do en- ell Sexto Concerto
Pops" de la Sinfonica de We
rano de la Universidad de Mia
mi, ell domingo, 13 de julio, en-
Ell Miami Beach Auditorium.
Solista visitante con ell senior
Fielder, sera la aplaudida wolf
nista femenina Joa.i Field. La
sonora Field, descendiente de
Cyrus W. Field, pionero del
cable transatlantico, es natural
de Nueva Jersey, pero ahora
vive con SUI esposo y dos hlJos
en- Normandy Isle, Miami Beach.
Ell senior Fielder dirigira la
sinfonica de verano de la Uni
versidad en- muchos clasicos po-
pulares, incluyendo la polonesa
de Tchaikowsky Eugene One
GIN; los valses "Voces de Pri-
mavera", de Strauss la dan.
"a del Sable, de Khachaturlan,
y, tambien del mismo autor, "Lu-
llaby" y "Dance of the Rose
Maidens".
Fielder tambien dirigira la
orquesta Ell varias selecciones
favoritas contemporaries, inclu-
yendo "Alrededof del Mundo
en- 30 Dias", "Hernando's Hidea-
way, de 'Pajame Game y la
robusta rs Trombones, del hit
musical de Broadway emusic
Man.
Este concerto marcara la
cuarta aparicion de tanto ell
Sr. Fielder como la Sra Field
con la Sinfonica Universitaria
durante los cemeteries "Pops"
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Tomardn Hue||as DigitaIes
a Todos los Emp|eados de
la Junta Esco|ar de Dade

La Junta de Educacion del
Condado Dade aprobo Ell mier-
coles que Sc tome la impression
de las huellas digitales a todos
sus empleados, en- una session
corta pero borrascosa.
Para no perder tempo la
Junta decide que Sc comenza-
ran las impresiones Immediate
mente.
Ell unico voto en- contra de la
decision de S por /, fue la Sra.
Anna Bremen Meyers. Denuncio
que Sc trataba de una "nota la
mativa" en- ano de e~lcciones y
TN ataque a los derechos civil
les.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11

S-Aparatos para aprender a SUI.
mar
QLEmbellecer
10-Secretario, Adv.
11-Constelacion, Inv.
17-Medida de peso, Adv.
19-Caso de pronombre, Adv.
22--Prenda interior de mujer, Pl.
23-Del verbo loser
2EPlantigrados
25-Bahia
26-Letras casteYanas
27-Maceta grande
28-Diminutivo, Adv.
32-Anelido
34-Planta hortense
35-Hermano de Cam
37-Personaje biblico incestuoso
40-Manojo
41-Se apodero de 10 ajeno
Abel verbo andar, Inv.
43-Desabrida
44-Tiene veinticuatro horas, Inv.
45-Descendi violentamente
46-R6tuio, Adv.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11

(Soluci6n d Crucigrams de Ayer)
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11

mama, Peru y Venezuela.
Holandesas Nicaragua, Panama,
Panama, Peru y Venezuela.
Tambien hay estudiantes de
Puerto Rico y de Hawaii.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
Large Area
Covered By MDU
Power Service

The market area for power sold
by Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
includes eastern Montana, most
Of western North Dakota, and a
large area in north central and
northwestern South Dakota. The
company's electric operations in
this huge territory are integral
ed with Is power plants inter-
connected by means of high
voltage transmission lines. In adj
dition to the ~integrated system
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. OPP
crates al important electric prop
erty in north central Wyoming
with generating facilities at Sher-
idan.
Other recent important steps
in the company's program of pro-
viding for load growth and
strengthening its power supply ia
cilities and the power supply for
the Bureaus customers until the
completion of the power plant at
the Garrison Dam was the COM
pletion of the $4,000 XIV R. M.
Heskett station near Mandan,
N. d., in late 1854, and the 5000
XIV addition to its Williston, N.
d. plant where two 1000 XIV gas
turbines e r placed in service
early that same year. This gas
turbine installation which has a
cool weather capability of 10000
XIV was the first of its kind in
the central or northwest areas of
the United States and operation
of these machines to date has been
entirely satisfactory. This addi-
tional capacity, together with that
of the Sidney station just COM
pleted, is available to meet the
constantly growing demands for
electric service throughout the
Williston area which has been
SO marked since the discovery Of
oil in the Williston Basin.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
Provides Fort
Peck Power
Throughout Area

In 1945 the huge Fort Peck
Dam Power Plant was complet-
ed and the Montana-Dakot Util-
tiles Co. entered into a 15-year
contract with the Bureau of Rec
lamation to provide for the dis
tribution of Fort Peck power
throughout its service area. I'm
der the terms of this contract and
subsequent supplemental agree
ments the company purchased a
block of firm power for resale to
its own customers. The Bureau
of Reclamation was granted the
right to transport power over
Utilities Co. lines
to any point on the system where
REA associations, Bureau of Rec
lamation pumping stations, and
certain other preference custom
ers could be conveniently served.
These customers purchased their
power directly from the Bureau
of Reclamation and enjoyed the
Fort Peck rates for electric pow
er regardless of their location. In
1856, MDU signed a new agree
ment with the Bureau of Recla-
nation covering the purchase, in
terchange, and wheeling of cleo
trio power in the company's serv-
ice area. The new agreement ex-
tends through 1875 and super
cedes previous agreements which
would have terminated in 1860.
Under the agreement, Montana
Dakota Utilities Co. receives a
small wheeling charge" for the
use of its lines to transport bu-
reau power and does not partici-
pate in the sale of power to the
customers of the bureau. The
company can likewise wheel
power produced in its plants over
bureau lines to serve MDU Gus
toners. In this event, MDU pays
the bureau for the wheeling serv-
ice.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

the cities in the area and to al
ways see to it that its customers
receive the kind of service they
have a right to expect. In addi-
ton, it should be pointed out that
INDUS eastern Montana pay roll
averages approximately $1,350,000
per year and that expenditures
in eastern Montana cities for
maintenance and supplies is rum
ming at the rate of approximate
ly 100000 per year. This does
not include extraordinary expens-
es such as the construction of the
Sidney Station which will cost
S11,000,000 1t is also of import
ance to mention that the pay roll
figures quoted above do not in
clude salaries and expenses of
numerous inter-divisional en-
ployees who visit communities
served by the company at reg
ular intervals for the purpose of
contributing their special talents
to u operations. These men in
clude gas and electric engineers,
construction crews, administrative
personnel, heating and lighting
engineers, etc.
The matter of taxes paid by
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
should not be overlooked. In 1851,
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. paid
1892, 610 in personal property
taxes to Is Montana counties. This
does not include such additional
direct taxes as the Montana ma
tural gas license tax, Montana
electric tax, the Montana Corpo-
ration License Tax, pay roll tax
and numerous other indirect
taxes. With the present and fu-
ture expansion programs, tax
payments will increase with re-
sulting benefits to schools and
the various county and municipal
services dependent on taxes for
their maintenance.
At the present time Montana
Dakota Utilities Co. has more
than 1900 permanent employees
in the cities served by the COM
pany. This does not include per-
sons employed for short periods
during busy seasons nor does it
include construction personnel
who are retained from time to
time for special jobs.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
New Sidney
Plant to Furnish
$4,000 XIV

Completion of the Sidney sta
ton will add $4,000 XIV which is
equal to mor than one-half of
the present generating capacity at
the Fort Peck dam and will al
most treble the company's gene
rating capacity on the company's
entire interconnected system by
approximately At per cent. 1t thus
becomes a major power supply
center within the company's en-
tire service area. The reserve Of
capacity thus available, together
with a direct interconnection be-
tween the Sidney station and
the Bureau of Reclamation's lis
XIV system will greatly improve
continuity of service by minimiz-
ing disturbances and outages due
to long transmission line exposure
from other points of supply.
1t is the practice of conserva-
lively managed utility companies
to maintain an ample generating
capacity reserve in order to take
care of anticipated load growth
as well as to provide for power
plant emergencies = planned or
otherwise. 1t is necessary to fore
cast our load growth for a pc
riod of five years so that plans
can be made for new generation
capacity to be located at strategic
load centers as determined by our
studies. 1t must be realized that
in planning and construction of
steam electric generating stations,
about three years is required from
the time planning starts until the
new plant can be put on the
line.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

intake structure will also house
a large fire pump, connected di-
rectly to the extensive plant area
fire main system.
To protect the plant site and
structures from undermining by
river erosion, 667 carloads of
heavy riprap rock, from the Liv-
ingston ~quarries of the Northern
Pacific Railroad have been an
chored along the river bank.
Plant wastes will be conducted
to a special disposal lagoon
built to specifications of public
health authorities.
Ignite fuel will come to the
plant by rail from a new strip
mine being opened by the Knife
River Coal Mining Company near
Savage, Montana. The enormous
appetite of the huge furnace will
thus support another new and
stable industry in the Yellowstone
Valley.
A spur rack into the plant site
will ros a large hopper, equip
ped with conveyors that can take
Ignite from the hopper at the
rate of nearly 600 tons or 10 car
loads per hour and discharge it
to the plant fuel bunkers or to a
storage area that can accommo-
date a compacted storage pile of
100000 tons of fuel.
Operating control of the overall
plant will be centralized in the
air conditioned control room. In
this specialized control area, I'M
der the watchful eyes of skilled
operating personnel, automatic
equipment will continuously mon
itor all functions of the electric
generating process to maintain
stable conditions and peak process
efficiency. In case of emergency,
control room operators will have
means for taking over
plant control from the control area
on a remote manual basis.
The control room will be
with instruments dis
playing all conditions of pressure,
temperature stream flow, electri-
cal values and other conditions
to the generation proc
ass. Closed circuit television re-
ceivers will permit operators to
furnace flame conditions
and boiler drum water levels as
images of these conditions are
transmitted by television cameras
continuously scanning these criti-
functions.
Radio and carrier current COM
munication facilities installed in
the control room will permit Sys-
tenn Dispatchers in Bismarck or
to instruct plant oper-
ators as to switching and load
regulation.
The 1890 volts delivered by
the generator is insufficient cleo
trical pressure" for economic
transmission over long distances,
so the plant is equipped with a
step-up substation to raise the
majority of the power to $4,000
volts. The balance is raised to
$1,000 volts and fed into an ex-
$1,000 volt line, supplying
power to Williston, Glendive, and
intervening towns including Sid
ney.
Two $4,000 volt power lines
will be connected into the $4,000
volt transmission line of the Bu-
reau of Reclamation, which run
parallel to the Yellowstone River
just west of Sidney. MDU Co.
and the Bureau have extended
the provisions of their long ex-
operating agreements and
contracts to provide for wheel
power over each others
transmission lines, to the mutual
of each and the eco
nomic and service advantage to
consumers. The MDU
Co.-USBR agreement is an ex-
ample of a partnership program"
that eliminates costly duplication
facilities.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
Dependable, Economic
Electricity and Gas
Furnished Customers

The principle value of Mon
tana-Dakota Utilities Co. to the
cities of eastern Montana is that
it is furnishing dependable and
economical electric and natural
gas service to its customers. The
company expects to continue to
keep pace with the expansion of
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
M.D.U. Electric Power Plant Officially Opens October 18th
Officials Of Company in
Sidney for Opening

The new MDU Power Plant, which is located two miles
south of Sidney on the Yellowstone river will officially be
opened on Sunday, October 19, when the company will hold
open house to an estimated $500 visitors.
There will be many of the company officials in Sidney
for the grand opening and will be on hand to greet the visi-
tors at the plant.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-07-03
Letters
To The Editor,
The Petal Paper n
Sir:

Sir:
It would be appreciated if you
will print the following commu-
nication from National Head
quarters of the S.R.S. Society of
Reconstructed Southerners). We
are seeking to establish local
chapters throughout the South
ern States, in centers of en-
lightenment and culture, such as
your own beautiful city.
Membership is free. We plan
to have a National Convention
in New York City. Accredited
delegates will be brought up and
royalty entertained-at their own
/ expense. The purpose of the con-
vention is to ratify our Consti-
tuition, which is printed below.
The only requirement for men,
bership is written acceptance
of this Constitution.
/. Members will learn TO speak
the English language.
Few unreconstructed South
erners can be understood, when
travelling in foreign parts. even
as far North as Washington. You
have no idea of the benefits to
be derived from speaking an
understandable language, instead
of the mongrel patois, of African
origin, which is drawled out 10y
most jewellers below the Mason
Dixon Line.
z. Members will NOT speak it
so darned much. ~
It is we'll known fact that
few Southerners have any con-
versational terminal facilities
whatsoever, especially the fe-
male of the species.
8. Members will accept the fact
that the War is over.
And also that the South had
the hell beat out of it. 1t was not
"jes' ovuhwhelmed by superiuh
numbuhs of paid mercenaries,
subj as the Professional South
erner would have us believe.
4. Every copy of ''The Virginian"
will be destroyed.
We believe that this book has
done the South more harm than
the War between the States-by
propogating the false legend that
every Southern Male is a hand
some, chivalrous gentleman, i'm
poverished by Yankee chicanery,
and whose vocation in life is the
protection ca of beleaguered
womanhood and the extermina-
ton of all who cannot play poker
and hold their likker.
s.. Sweetbriar College will be IL
quidated.
Thus removing the source and
nursery of this Legend OF the
Sick Magnolia the contagious
disease which has destroyed so
many of our fair sisters in the
Northern States.
Applications for membership
in the S.R.S. should be sent to
the Editor of this paper. Bulle-
tins on our purposes and progress
will be sent out from time to
time. Permission to print this
communication is hereby granted
to all other publications.
Charles Pemberton,
Grand Marshal.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-07-03

Doesn't make darn what Drew Pearson saysssaI think
the President of the United States should have coat
iec TO the Presidents assistant having Oriental rug his
home Who would want the Man of Virtue to get sUp
cold New England morning and get cold feet especially
inhs judgement of Others