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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06
ALUMINIUM
Storm Doors
Completely Installed $3.50
M e + II o
1927 ST. Clair Ave. w. $3.50

GIRLS bicycle, 20 inch porta bic
fan, / inch micrometer. 100 #.
Lufkin tape, 3 double beds.
dresser. table, chairs, rug and
pad, steam iron. coffee table,
vacuum cleaner. CE. l-1O79.
POWER lawn mower rotary Now
Master, l9-inch, new, never been
used, price $50. Telephone GA.
1-8909.
TAPE recorder, in good condition,
cost new $3.50, will sell for 500
". 1883
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06

OK, then-l'll s'or' of
with q sparkling slogan
like, Any times the
time for q boreoin." or
"Borooins ore olwoys
in seoson," or Mo SEQ
son. the recon for bor-
aoin time, or Meet
me OF SURPLUS CITY
for boreoins pretty in
ditiy blossom time" or
- how m doing, boss?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06
vlEJ13l l;l13!l!E

TYPEWRITERS, S25; adding ma
chimes, $50. l4907 st. Clair ave.
Gil. 1-6565.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06

LADY'S white ice skates, size 9
Call PO. 1-4043
3 SPEAKER hi fl phonograpn
brand new, worth $50, asking S55;
Binaural I a pc recorder. two
Speakers-push button operation
automatic erase, etc. Stereo
tapes, all new. VIII. 2-3036
WEEK end specials! New Outdoor
teleViSion antenna, S295: elec-
trio dryer. 500 ,95 General Elec-
tric clock radio, Sl595: mixer
Sll l.95; E m ers on phonograph
Sl695. Fruehauf Furniture, VIII
2-3098.
COMPLETE Brownie movie outfit
Polaroid Land camera, with at
tachments. sacrifice. VIII. 3-2603
SMALL milling machine, No. 4
Burke Universal mill with wise
com p e tie, excellent condition
$3.50. VIII 3-5263
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06

6LlNN0 W SSVt'tNS "
Clevelonds Public Hall on
Monday. February 18th. one
Of the featured clowns with
the Al Sirot Crotto Circus.
It's the 10Th annual edition
Of what is termed as Cleve-
lands greatest winter event
In addition TO Blinko and his
many clowns, this yeor's
circus boasts many newly
imported oerioI, oerobotic
and animal acts never before
exhibited here. Night per-
formonces only on February
9TH and 18th and then
daily shows at AIS and
BIS through Sunday febru-
ory 23rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BY PHONE 90c MINIMUM,
CASH WITH ADVERTISE
MENT-75c MINIMUM. MUST
BE IN OUR OFFICE BEFORE
NOON w Z ID y E ID AY. NO
CANCELLATIONS OR ALTER
ALTON AFTER PM. TUES
DAY.
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SITILlIIliIKrLTIl3I

HAND ironing done in my home;
special attention given 10 fine
things. shirts, curtains and flat
work speciality, no work
clothes or uniforms; you de-
liver. MI l-6O6g.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06

- 81 Sts ~ Sks SASsAA
SAYS:
CONGRATULATIONS to SCOOP on
its 2000th issue! You just have
to be good TO survive that many
typographical errors! May it
never miss q deudline Tor the
next 1000 issues.
MAKES US AT SURPLUS CITY
FEEL KIND OF YOUNG
(ONLY 500 THURSDAYS), BUT
THERE'S A SURE CURE FOR
THAT. TINE, | MEAN. Al
THOUGH THIS is THE TINE
OF THE YEAR WHEN FEEL
OLDEST - WINTER HAS BEEN
AROUND SO LONG THAT
WE'RE GETTING TO DISLIKE
ONE ANOTHER AND
SPRING SEEMS A LONG
TINE OFF.
For q merchont TOO. this IS the
deodliest time OF the year.
People don't wont to buy winter
stuff: its too nedr the end.
see they. their teeth chottering.
They don't want spring and
summer stuff it's too for
owoy. So this IS the time for
hord.sell Sylvester TO hord sell.
eh wot?
OK, then-lll s,or' off
with q sparkling slogan
like, Any times the
time for boreoin." or
Boreoins ore olwoys
in seoson," or Mo SEQ
son, the recon for bor-
soin time" or Meet
me ot SURPLUS CITY
for boreoins pretty in
diiy blossom time" or
- hovl'm doing. boss?
pOSS: GET ON WITH 1T - YOU
CAN'T SELL SLOGANS. NAME
HE MERCHANDISE AND THE
oHICE.
SIS. OK. boss. here we go. For
his no-seoson season ond with
positive guorontee thoi sum
er {, coming, we offer
Electric Hedge Trimmer -
seif-Powered (l.6 Amp
by shopmote. Regularly
S2995 No season
price ........ .-.-.. S'SSS
America. most popular
open-foeed Spinning Reel
- the Mitchell. List
$3.50. Now ...... Sl875
p Americas most popvlor
eio.ed-faee Spinning Reel
-Zebeo #33. List
$3.50. Now ........ Sl1 SO
a. Pflevser Supreme -
Codillue Of the casting
reels. List S37 so.
Now ....... s2I.5o
speokine Of fishing
tockle, we're prooiieolly
OF full strength for the
coming season, even II
il hasn't arrived, and
year around SURPLUS
CITY hos the best selee-
lion OF name brond geor
and lures and the best
prices there ore. Eel
lows walk in with dis
count house co'oloes and
show-me sleom in
their eyes and ore sur
prised 70 find were
lower ,hon the cofolog.
In oddition, we soSe
you the moiline costs
and LEI you see what
you're buying. 10 soy
nothing Of swapping lies
with Dudley, the major
domo Of our tackle de-
pertinent rs got so
some OF our old evsto-
NOR, always bring pho
.oqrophs in with them.
We saw some lulus this
post season.
Besides tackle. SURPLUS CITY
prides itself on its selection OF;
Clomps-C-Clomps, small. light
large. liqht-duty. medium duty
heavy duty. exto-heovY duty;
bar clamps. furniture clomps
spring clamps. pipe clomp fix
lures.
Boxes and Chests: Everything
from q little plastic box tol
thimbles or lures TO heavy gauge
steel chests and contractor
large plYwood lob Chests
Small ports boxes. tote pons
hond-corrY tool boxes. tackle
boxes. mochinists' chests BY
Gerstner and Kennedy. gorogt
chests by Huot etc.. ete.. and
no room.
Gloves - including the tomou.
Wolverine Brond.
Shoes including the fumou.
Hermon Brond.
Precision Tools for Mochinist
- including oil Leading brands
Tune in for more broe-
gine in fwo weeks. Or,
is YOU cont Woi', drop
in Of Surplus City.
Fridays & Mondays $50 10 S:3|
Sundays 10 to $3.50
Other days $50 to 500
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06
v1EI13l llII3ilIE

GRAND gas stove, $50; buggy,
walker. etc. $40; records. 1903
1905. some CaruSo. HE. l-l021.
"a FIT. slim line fluorescent fix
tures, IN excellent condition,
like new. Call at 9029 Lorain
ave.
GAS range, beautiful white ena-
mel table top. Sc inch, S35; boys
bicycle. 26 inch, So. EV. 1928.
CORDWOOD. S12 a cord. Noting
ham Feed & Seed, 1867 Not
tingham I'd.
HICKOK volt meter, model 209A.
$40: Dumont oscilliscope, model
l64E. $40. Gil. 1889.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06
.33aszSi&3 zsS!Ii&3

BICYCLES, close out sale, boys
and girls, l6 TO 26-inch, SS and
up; girls Chicago roller skates
with case, size 5, So small desk.
swivel chair, typewriter, $40 or
best offer. 1874 East 18th st.
RELAX A CISOR with attach
ments, in excellent condition.
reasonable. Pc. 1898 after 7
p. m.
MIRROR, inside doors, Slick cof-
fee maker. all like new, reason
able. HI. 2-2493
$3.50. Blue Front Hardware, III
East l52nd st, GL. l-5343.
2 NEW 16-inch rims, very good
tire. Call after 6 .. m, RE 1-526l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06
TYPIST AND MISC.
MEDICAL BUREAU

a
DOCTORS ASSIST $3.50
MEDICAL Lob Assist,
Doctors Office S27S
R.N 5. pylVote duty SI7 duy
Z Pm 5. puvCte duty SI2.75 day
HOUSEKEEPERS, live
in to S45 week
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06
;I3y4 4$I1E13AuN1
WANTED
WANTED

DOUBLE in East Cleveland. must
be I'm good condition; buyers
waiting Betty Hansen, Realtor,
l247 Hayden ave, u. l-6l50
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-06
TIEBER'S Ghk 91lk
C 0 R D W 0 0 D

For Fireploces-l8" and "a" only
Pickup $3.50 - 2'x2'xl8 in.
z4a0l Highland Rd. Nv. l-203S
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1IN|| 13j!E

Eli55Aas N.Na.@Sa.slSl8
JOB CENTER
Eust Cleveland
EMPLOYMENT
THE BEST SELECTIVITY
IN THE CITY!
Immediate Openings
w O n EN-
Must Be Filled This Week.
BOoXEEPERs
F c. BOOKKEEPER, thru
triGl bal. town S3oU
BOOKKEEPGR. small Office.
shorthonc Wicklitie. $500 sturt
increase N so days
ACCOUNTS-Rec Clerk. Euclid
Ave. S277. g mo. $3.50
SECRETARIES
SECRETARY. East, work for
executives. figure book
ground SOU
SECRETARY. public contact OF
well known institution.
mature. to 3S YeaTs S32S
SECRETARY. for Research and
Develop. Ecst Side S325
PERSONNEL ASSIST young 70
27 yers type. S.H. 5000
STENO. soles dept, NE.
Side SITS
STENO for purchasing dept,
NE. Side to S325
STENO. qeneIol Office. Eost
Side. Steel Co. SITS
TYPlST AND MISC.
PAYROLL CLERK. Chog.in
Folls. type $3.50
LITE BOOKKEEPING tYping.
Five Points ....... $3.50
General Office. neor Green Rd.
some bookkeeping S25C
CATALOGUE Typist Library
work. Wickiiffe $3.50
INVENTORY Control Clerk.
type .... ........ SITS
TYPIST, phone work. town $3.50
STATISTICAL Typist $3.50
RECORD CLERK. HIS. grad
no tYpinq SZ45
KEY PUNCH. exp. n. E.
Sios ...... $3.50
MEDICAL BUREAU
DOCTORS ASSIST $3.50
MEDICAL Lob Assist,
Doctors Office S275
Rms. pYIvote duty ST duy
Z Pm 5. puvCte duty SI2.75 doY
HOUSEKEEPERS. live
in to S45 week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Dale Sargent Buys
HoyfieId Minnesota
Herald Newspaper

HeYNch Miuu Dale Sargent
announced last week tb8t he has
bought the HayfIeld Herald from
Don y Lewia rhc sale was term.
mated last Thursday June 10
Lewis has owued The paper since
last November when be bought Il
from Archie Crawford aud the
late Mrs Christina Crawford He
operated The paper until January
Then leased Il 10 Dale Sargent
Sargent has been operating II on
IL lease FOR the past six months
until last Thursday when The sale
WIS made
Associated In The business with
Sargent Is his wife. Lyle Mary,
Who is bookkecper and office man
agor
Warren TrleBdeil was employed
aa linotype operator IN February.
Tnieadcl came ~ llayneld from
Midland Linotype school At Charles
city Iowa His home ~ AZ Tit.
oHka. Iowa
Archie Crawford has stayed on
At ths paper an assistant since he
sold tho paper 10 Mr. Lewis
non Lewis plans 20 return Ia 80
Petersburg Florida, where he
spent the past winter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

Day ana night Nov comes Min
neap0hs finally employing Negro
drivers ana then coming up with
q discriminatory "days only pol
icy Thoss VITO Initiated such q
policy ought 10 be- ashamed ~
themselves and should grow up.
This IL Minnesota 10 the year 81
1885,
4 comeiy Nsv Jersey lass has
captured the heart II hard boiled
widower John s. Glanton Wed.
ding bells ars expected 70 ring
soon
She Doesn't Kaow Reporter F.d
Blackwell Ia inaulnng ~ Mn city
nursing homes accepted Negro
patients ans tod by qne excited
manager eve only take Ladies'
mere WHEN be- asked II therc
aere no Negro ladies the nursing
home maaager replied 4 don't
kb0w
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

Dalo Sargent was 4 member OF
The staff IT The Spokesman and
Recorder papers FOR over eight
wears, reslgninE iu November.
1857 30 loaae lba Fiaytejd paper
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Five Nobbed BY
Narcotic Agents
& Mpls. Police

Last Sunday afternoon, Mime
apols police ana federal mar.
cotics agent arrested one woman
and four men and held as sus-
poets in narcotic violations
The roundup got underway when
park policeman Frank Kozub be-
came suspicious Of the actions Of
two men and woman parked
in a ear d the wild life garden at
Theodore Wirth park.
The patrolman said he noted a
scarched spoon ara a razor blade
with white powder on Il in the
back seat Of the car. A syringe
was found about rs feet from the
car
He called for help and Russell
Kruger from the morals squad
searched the three suspects and
said he found an aluminium fol-
container with white powder re-
sembnng heroin from the jacket
lining q one Of them as other
officers watched.
After being told Of the arrests,
Robert Lorenz. federal narcotics
agent and acting on tips, he and
Kruger and two more detectives
went 70 a room az the Serville
hotel. 24sts 4th Az S,
There they found paper bag
and an envelope, both containing
traces Of a white powder, they
said
Arrested In the room were Eddie
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

The average man would rather
sou criticized his morals than his
driving Bin Vaughan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

Abortlons In Soviet Russia arc
legal and not frowned upon A
soue, ncnber u WHO here 70
Gently told Of q government opcr.
aied maternity hospital where
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
TINY ToPsY RECORDING
ARTIST AT KEY CLUB

Tiny Topsy, blues singer and
comedy shake dancer from Chi.
cago's Robert Show club Is now
entertaining at tho Key Club
Miss Tnpsy recently toured the
south with Ray Charles also APP.
pearod at the Apollo Theatre Ia
New York
Additional entertainers al the
Key CLUB consist Of Los Latinos,
AFHO-Cuban dancers and Horace
Henderson
Miss TopNy Federal Record
ing artist has recorded big hit
record called "Ah Schueka"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

there were 1900 births and 1900
abortions during year
hbortions may be- had Tor 100
ribles and there u no Disgrace
o. public rejection u women who
have them Most abortion cases
are married women, he Soviet
apotm reported
Minneapolis Negro real estate
brokers and saiesmen are said 70
.hayo formed m organization
Judge T. Howard Bennett ard
family are mentioning way down
south IA South caroliny ard Fiori-
.da
WIDE wide wofid entertain
.ug Sunday afternoon MIC Dave
Garrgvay traveioRuo has been
dropped by i'a sponsor General
Motors The telorast cost On
5000 900 per program ana he loss
represents about 5M mllsea dol
lars ia coin % MIC Plus me view
ing enjoyment which mllIiona u
people had from The program
Just ~ Baihe Waa feeling real
good about The Man city taxi
firms use ~ courteous efficient
aepla drivers he learned no Me-
gtoes ARE allowed 20 drive at night
What ngnacune
This report took al Of the good
will out ~ Baille'a disposition ana
made him remember how tho cab
companies have for years pros
pcred or ~ thousands - dollars
from the pockets IT the Negro
community iu both cities with no
return AZ Of the fine feeling
Battle has been building up since
the taxi firms began % obey the
Fgpc law has been i1at
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
NORTH
s74S HUMsolpr ava. NORTH

1sth 4 SIN Ave So Large four
besirOcu hone $500 down s65
per ncnth
Lake Suihvsu Three room winter
,Eed cahsn S2.300
Near Acoka Fcur sores $500
81 90 down.
EDNA
45th sn3 Vsniervork 50 n. iot
IN exceptionally nice nstsnborhoos
Make offer,
1ttT iSth Ave So Thrse hedrnoDs
heme $40 500 Anything down.
Resort Six three rucru cAhsns
F9ve rocn house. aad ether esnia-
lnES ieo sereS 81 lard on good
AXE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
The HIGH and
LOW DOWN

CONTINUED from page u

CONTINUED from page !
I4ttlo Rock Is expected 70 In
crease HAAcp memberhlps IN
the North and South by half
million whites and blacks
Donald Lewis, chairman ~ The
drive by The 81 pnm NAACP
10 bring the national convention
of that organization 10 81 Paul
10 1860 has been working bike
q beaver
After chaifpiaaning success
fui member drive The Limited
Zen president hook over the
campaign for the SAACP mret
Such esnfab would draw
300 delegates aud rs many
yisltors from the ~ states ~
the union.
Many labor union dignltarloa
will bs IN hand Tar the dedication
~ L0fai otgs newly acquired
building az t1ak and Rmao. 8,
Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

N the Negro drivers are being
Disseminated against "a 10 alleged
the Minneapolis Urban League
which made the final arrangements
Tor the employment Of the drivers.
and the Minneapolis FEpC which
asver seemed 20 get around 10
enforcing tbs city ordinance on
fair employment practices, ought
60 Immediately mako representa-
tions to the managers 81 the firms
and The drivers uuipu ~ that me
discrimination win stop
IN every major northern city
with the exception of N raul
Negro taxi cab delivers are driving
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Beautiful 2 bedroom home Must
sell f5O5 Portland Ave $.
Large 3 bedroom home, Low down
payment. 1906 Irving Ave ~
PLYMOUTH REALTY co.
IA. 1850
Built On Integrity

1922 9th Ave. So Three bed.
room bungalow Sll 900 $500
down
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
PRICE sLASHEp

Immediate occupancy I0l Penn
North Brand new three bedroom
rambler Deluxe throughout Mr.
" c Fctrdge IL 5-Sssi JA 2.
1889 evenings
WAGENHAIls CO., REALTORS
EAQ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

Lee White. Chicago. who police
said has a previous narcotics con-
wction and Greufall Epps, 20.
Chicago
Arrested in the park were Ell
gene Bogar %. 1871 Dupont Ay.
NJ. Nimrod Carmichael -, 1886
Humboldt Av ~, and Paraiee
Glover, 10. 1918 Emerson Az. ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27


nrontof the
organz a f.
Ashby
approach
IN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
pEAl EsrArr FoR sAlr
S4oo On, ANYONE. VACANT
ao57 ATH AVE. so.

Two bedrooms with expansion Tor
third Living room, dining room
Kitchen. bath. fun basement Pay
ments like rent Call Ray Bennett
ia. 1851. SAB
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

AsoS poRrlANp ave.

Two heyifys1n bUnEal1w AttAchsi
garage Hc, water gas heat rxu
hln~kn 90 eus hne Call hetwesr
&c Pm. IA. 2.fSSS, owner
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
DlSTlNGUIDAS
Viene de Ia Primera)
los VTSTTANTES

Integrar Ell numerosos grupo
de viajeros, ademas del Sr. Gu
dad y su esposa zee ln,r-ooissss
dad y SUI esposa, los senores 81
guientes:
Sr. Adalberto Fernandez y es-
posa, Vice Presidente Executive
de la Lam; Sr. Ramon Aviles. {.
hijo, Tesorero General de la Re-
publica; Sr. Ambrosio Estevez v
esposa, Gerente del Control de
Cambios International; Sr. Artu-
70 Ibanez y Sra, Sub-secretario
de Commissioners y Transpor-
ties; Sr. Carlos Mardones y sonora
Jefe del Protocolo del Ministe-
Flo de Relaciones Exteriores;
Senorita Blanca Toucan, Score
taria del Sr. Presidente de la
Republica; Sra. Julio Toucan de
Guerra, de la Secretaria Presi-
dencial; General Aquiles CaVag-
mac y sonora del Estado Mayor
del Ministerio de Defensa; Sr.
Juan Luis Mauras, Presidente
de la Camara de Diputados de
Chile; Sra. Ana Ugalde, Diputa-
do; Sra. Ines Henriquez, Diputa-
do; Sra. Luisa Goycolea de Saint
Marie, esposa del Sr. Ministro
de J~usticia; Sr. Pablo Saint Ma.
rie; Sr. Guillermo Herrera y Sra.
Administrator General de Adua.
mas de Chile; Sr. Harold Corh.
lang y Sr. c. Garcia de la Huerta,
de la Junta de Aeronautica chi.
lena; Coronel G.. Bustamante;
Sr. Ricardo Prieto; Sr. Octavio
Montenegro; Sr. j. Robertson, in.
geniero de la Ian y Sr, E. Du-
harce, Official de la Lam.
PERIODISTAS rs
Sr. Manuel Zamorano, Direc-
tor de La Nacion de Santiago; Sr.
Rene Olivares, Director de la re-
vista semanal, "Entretelonesr';; Sr.
Miguel Angel Yanez. Director de
Radio Corporation; ST.. Genaro
Medina, Director de la revista
semanal YEA; Sr. Enrique Co
rreo, Director del diario Ell De-
bate; ST.. Julio Lanzarotti, Direc-
tor de la revista semanal Ercilla;
Sr. Roman Algeria, Director del
diario Ell Clarin; Sr. Fernando
Murillo, Director de La Gaceta;
ST. E. de la Barra, Sud-director
del diario La Nacion y ST.. Tito
Mundt, editorialista del diario
La Tercera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
(viene de La Primera)

jacket color olivo de los que usan
las fuerzas armadas con Ell rotulo
de Quartet Maestro del Ejercito.
Dos cananas, siete pares de polai-
mas, dos revolveres con sus fundas
Y una GAIA de balas.
Finalmente Sc inform6 que 10
ocupado fue enviado al Quartet
Maestro del Ejercito y los deteni-
dos remitidos al vivac a DISPOSE
cion del Tribunal de Urgencia de
La Habana.
Ell VUELCO DE PUENTEg
GRANDES
Ell chofer del camion-tanque de
gasolina que Sc lovco en- la calzada
de Puentes Grandes y que perdi6
la vida en- ell accidente, fie identi-
ficado POGO despues del Suceso CO.
mo Eladio Rodriguez de IS amos
y que trabajaba en- esa empresa
desde hacia 20. Ell camion.tanque
Sc dirigia por la Calzada de Puen-
ties Grandes de La Habana a Ma
rianao con 5000 galones de COM
buStible, cuando en- forma inexpli-
cable Sc volc6, pereciendo aplas.
tado ell chofer en- la cabina de la
cuna de ~arrastre. Hora y media
despues logro ser extraido Ell cada-
yer de entire los hierros retorcidos.
Como co~nsecuencia del vuelco, Sc
derramaron en- la via mil galones
de gasolina, siendo ~necesario que
Sc tomaran medidas de precaucion
para evitar I'm desastre.
Ell Padre Armando Baladro, pa
rroco de la Iglesia de Puentes
Grandes, Sc acerco al cuerpo ina
nimado de Eladio, rezando una pie
garia por ell descanso eterno de SUI
alma.
La empresa ESQ Standard, a que
pertenece ell tanque volcado, ma
nifesto que Sc habia dispuesto una
Investigation pues ell vehiculo era
nuevo y ell chofer tenia gran expe-
riencia. Dijo que las perdidas ma
teriales fueron calculadas en- TO-
600 pesos, pero 10 que mas Sc la
menta es la muerte del trabajador.
PARTE OFFICIAL
Por ell Estado Mayor. del Ejerci-
to Sc inform6 que soldados del SER
vicio de %vigilancia del aeropuerto
Colomer de Holguin, prestaban SER
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
CARDINAL
Continuation de Ia Rag. 3,

uC 10 pdS' o. 81.
seran llevadas a Managua en-
avion de la linea aerea "Lanica,"
I'm representante del Ministerio
de Salud Publica nicaragiiense
recibira las ampollas, que Sc
ran luego entregadas al Arzobis.
pc de Managua, Mons. Alejan.
dro Gonzalez Robleto, quien a su
vez, las pnodra en- manos del
Presidente Somoza.
Junto con las medicinas, ell
Arzobispo Gonzalez Robleto en-.
tregara al primer magistrate nj.
caragiiense, la siguiente carta
que lie ha dirigido ell Cardinal
Spellman:
Me he impuesto del nal que
sufren una cantidad considerable
de ninos de Nicaragua, enfermos
de polio. y es I'm gran consuelo
para mi enviar inmediatamente,
en- nombre de los Caballeros
de Malta, vacuna antipoliomieli.
tica Salk, en- cantidad suficiente
para inocular a diez mil nihos.
"Nuestro corazon Sc siente
profundamente conmovido por
ell sufrimiento y dolor ocasiona-
do por esta epidemic y os ase-
guramos que oraremos para que
Dios bendiga a vuestro pueblo
y lie libre de esta enfermedad y
sys devastadores efectos."