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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29

East Central region of the United
States to carry out research and
development work in the atomic
power field.
Among the II member com
panies of ECNG, Inc, is the
American Electric Power Service
Corporation formerly the Amer
ican Gas and Electric Service
Corporation). The Service Cor
poration is the service organiza-
ton for the operating companies
of the American Electric Power
System, which includes Ohio
Power Company. Ohio Powers
assistant general m ma G r
George V. Patterson, of Canton,
will serve as one of ECNG's Ia
trustees.
For a number of months prior
to its Incorporation, ECNG had
been studying a program OF
nuclear research and develop
ment that would represent an
important advance toward max
ing electric power produced from
atomic fuel competitive with
power generated by conventional
means. Last December, ECNG
announced a proprosal to the
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
for research on, and development
of, an advanced nuclear power
reactor. In February, the Acc
announced it had accepted the
ECNG proposal on basis for
further negotiation contingent
upon necessary action by the
Joint Committee on Atomic
Energy of the U. S. Congress
and appropriate Congressional
legislation. The proposal is now
before Congress.
The proposal, made jointly
with the two-company Florida
West Coast Nuclear Group (con-
sisting of Florida Power Cor
poration and Tampa Electric
Company, includes a research
and development program on a
partnership basis with the Acc
and the subsequent construction
by FWCNG-based on that re-
search and development-of q
50,0O0-kilowatt prototype reac-
tor, the prototype of a 100000
ky reactor.
The reactor type proposed is a
high temperature, gas cooled,
heavy water-moderated unit
operating on natural uranium
fuel. 1t would be built in Florida,
where fuel costs are significantly
higher than in the East-Central
area and where there would
thus be fewer economic dis
advantages in the reactor's con-
struction and operation. Total
cost of the entire program is
estimated at slightly over $780,
600, 900; of this amount, construc-
ton costs are estimated at about
$26,000,0O0.
The incorporation Of ECNG is
a further step in the carrying out
of the proposed reactor project,
contingent upon Congressional
approval.
The member companies of
ECNG are: American Electric
Power Service Corporation, The
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Company, Columbus and South
ern Ohio Electric Company, The
Dayton Power and Light Com
pany, Indianapolis Power &
Light Company, Louisville Gas
and Electric Company, Ohio
Edison Company, Pennsylvania
Power Company, Southern Ind
lana Gas and Electric Company
and the three principal operat-
ing companies of The West Penn
Electric System: Monongahela
Power Company, The Potomac
Edison Company, and West Penn
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
CENTERLINE PAINTING

J. c. Kendle, division deputy
director, has announced that the
centerline on USR 2l has been
painted from the Guernsey
county line to Caldwell, then on
SR 78 from Lewisville to Woods
field. The project also included
USR 81 from its junction with
SR II to Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
WINS S1OO GIFT

Mrs. Irene Uhl, Of Belle Val
ley, local telephone operator,
was the winner of $100 in the
initial list of winners in the
100000 family jackpot spon-
sored by the Standard Oil Com
pany of Ohio. Mrs. Uhl was one
of the 25 winners who received
the 500 free gift. A new 1858
car is also given away each week
during the jackpot as the grand
prize. The entire family jackpot
is based on every Ohio auto
license plate number which is
automatically entered.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
SEEKS JUDGMENT

The Aetna Finance company
Russell B. Diehl, attorney, a
Florida corporation has filed an
action in Noble County Common
Pleas court asking judgment in
the amount of $591.04 from r. M.
Hansen and Dorothy Hansen, of
Ava route l, on a promissory
note. They are also asking inter
est of six percent from Feb. q,
1858, and costs of the suit.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
TEACHERS MEETING

The Caldwell Teachers AS
sociation met Wednesday fore
noon, May %, at the Caldwell
grade school with the following
officers being elected for the
coming year: president, Byron
Steen; vice president, Charles
Milligan; secretary, Inez Clark.
Final reports and closing activi-
ties were discussed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
ATTEND FUNERAL

s Mr.. and Mrs. John Iams, Mrs.
Martha DeVolld and son, Jona-
than, of Hamilton and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brown, of Beloit,
attended funeral services on
M nday at the McVay funeral
he ne for their grandfather, John
Ialas. Jonathan DeVolld re-
m; ined for a visit with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Iams
and Mrs. Ode DeVolld.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
WESTERN VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Douglass
and son, Charles, recently re-
turned to their home on North
street after enjoying a three
week vacation trip through the
West. Among the places that they
visited were: Grand Canyon,
Phoenix and Tuscon, Arizona and
Old Mexico.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
Aged HoIsfein Cow Is Tops In
County For Buiterfat Production

of April Dairy production records has just been
filed by H S. Penne production testing supervisor There
herds l. A. records and Sampler
test according to County Agent Floyd Henderson
Hosten herd owned by Howard & Emma Booher
average
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL. OHIO
Dr.. Charles {. Davis Will Speak Al
Cumberland School Commencement

The sixtyirst annual
high school will be held Thursday evening high
school auditorium
Dr. Charles E. Davis superintendent schools
will deliver the subject
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
Talk Is Not So Cheap In County
Where SAB Phones Are In Use

Talk is cheap according old saying but
county Judging by the number of
telephones is locally this conmun
cations than is spent elsewhere per family.
The latest tabuaon
American Telephone and Telegraph company recently
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
IN HOSPITAL

IN HOSPITAL
~ Mrs. Lawrence Kuhn of Berne,
who underwent a major opera
tion last Wednesday, is slowly
Improving at the Good Samari-
tan hospital in GAINESVILLE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
Ohio Power Will Be Connected
With East Central NucIear Group

Aruces OF incorporation forming the
Group me- were filed this morning with Secretary
Columbus. " - ' - ~ "
Inc new corporation Ohio nonprofit membership
tof was organized by the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
IN HOSPITAL

William Wheeler, of Caldwell
route 6, was admitted to the
Guernsey Memorial hospital in
Cambridge on Monday, May 26.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-29
IN HOSPITAL,

IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Mary Griffith, of Sharon,
was admitted to the st. Francis
hospital on Monday, May &c.
, 1958-03-04
Virgin Islonds Agricultural Proqrum News

airy II, a similar meeting with
members of the P.T.A. groups
was held at the Charlotte
Amalie High School. The Agri-
cultural Program and All
Club activities were also ex-
planned to the gathering. Many
parents expressed an interest
in this phase of the extension
service.
Similar visits and meetings
were held on Thursday in the
island of st. John with school
officials, farmers and rural
children in the Cruz Bay and
Coral Bay areas.
At all of these meetings
color slides depicting certain
phases Of the work in Agrono-
my, Horticulture, Animal Hus-
bandry, Home Demonstration,
and All work were shown. It
is anticipated that periodic
will be made by the Ex-
tenson Staff to these islands in
order to bring interested farm
ers and other persons informa-
ton and other help from the
Virgin Islands Agricultural
, 1958-03-04
No. 1893
GOVERNMENT OF
H VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES

Charlotte Amalle, st. Thomas
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL
COME, GREETING:
THIS is TO CERTIFY that there has been registered in
the Office OF the Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands
of the United States, at St. Thomas, in accordance with the
provisions of the Regulations governing the registration of
Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved April
l, 1916, the following TRADEMARK:
GALEY'S
bearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
No. 6366O9, dated October 80, 1856, and now owned by A. J.
Galley Limited British Company of Norwich, Norfolk Eng
land, a corporation Of Great Britain, which has made a show
ing of ownership of the said trademark.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Government of the Virgin
Islands o. the United States to be affixed at Charlotte
Amalie, ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this Srd day of
February, A. D., 1868.
(SEAL
John .. MerwIn
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands.
BrOdhursts Prtntefy offers -.
FINE QUALITY PRINTING
, 1958-03-04
EXTENSION TRIP"

TRIP
During the week, February
1915, the Extension Agent
visited St. Thomas and Saint
John. The purpose of this visit
was to explain the policies and
functions of the Virgin Islands
Agricultural Program through
its research and extension
activities.
The Agent met with various
school officials, P.T.A. groups,
farmers, and rural school chill
dren in an effort to make a
study and determine how this
Agricultural Program, through
its Extension Service, could
best serve these islands. The
fact was pointed out that the
program concerns st. Thomas
and st. John as much as it
does st. Croix; even though it
operates out of headquarters
in st. Croix.
A meeting was held on Mon
day evening, February 10, at
t h e Robert Herrick rural
school at Mafolie. At that time
a large number of farmers
turned o u t. This meeting
proved very successful. The
Agent also visited the various
rural schools throughout st.
Thomas and explained the ac-
tivities of All Club work. The
idea being to try to determine
the possibilities Of establishing
such clubs in the rural schools
of St. Thomas.
On Tuesday evening, Febru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

stockingless COM
htive touch to their
beless without look
ordinary aluminium
per dolls, or what
Er your legs and lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
rs For Sunbathing

down for a snooze in the sun. Time and sun
beams do the rest. In an hour or two the pat
tern should be translated into red patches on
the skin. BY the next day, as Betty Trace Of
Ocala, Fla, discovered. the redness disappears,
leaving a. deep tan design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Costs you hundreds less
and gives you UP to Sc

You can own this brand-neD English Ford
Line station wagon for less than the price of
most sedans Big cargo capacity inside
trim and compact outside. Easy to load, fun
to drive, cinch to park in small spaces
American-type gearshift nothing new to
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-27
Hambden Cubs
Honored at Dinner

Twelve Cub Scouts received special awards and GER
tcates of appreciation went to five past den mothers at
the Hambden Cub Scouts Blue and Gold Banquet Mon
day evening in the Hambden Grange Hall.
Receiving the certificates of appreciation Nina
Wieand Den q Helen Koritnsky and Betty Taylor Oen
81, and Sophia Osborne and Josephine Krejci Den A.
In after dinner ceremonies Scout Master Harold HUI
dachek outline the growth of the Clubbing program in
Hambden since its establishment in November 1854.
Three dens set at that time with Joan Cell Bet
ty Hudachek and Ann Hoowaty den mothers. year
later the fourth den added with Sophia Osborne and
Lois Layne as the first den mothers.
Other den mothers who have served are: Den 1,
Mary Jane Mahaffey, Ruth Govern and Lillian Antonia
Qatter two still servng); Den 2, Eugena Seltzer and
Nina Wieand, with Mrs. Robert Weber as present den
mother; Den g. Juliet Gardni, Mrs Robert Stnchcomb
with Eugenia Setzer present den mother Den Mar
tha Loos and Mrs Andrew Fazekas present den mothers
Special guests for the evening included Master and
Mrs Friedrich Carver of the Hambden Grange sponsoring
institution; Mr. Robert Fowler neghborhood commssio
ner, and Mrs. Fowler Richard Morse neghborhood
commissioner.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
DECLARE EMBAJADOR EN-
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, mayo 8 (UP).-
FL Embajador de Colombia, Jose
Gutierrez, hizo las siguientes decla-
raclones con motive del levanta-:
mlento de aver en- Bogota:
Los successes ocurridos en- Bogo-
ia, en- la manana de aver termina-
ron en- pocas horas con complete
control por parte de la Junta Mi
litar. Todo ell pals esta en- perfecta
calma. Ell intento de subversion de
un cuerpo de policia militar no tu-
vo otro efecto que ell de dar orr
gen a una nueva y avasalladora ex-
erosion de la opinion publica en- :
favor de la politica democratica
del actual gobierno y del pleno
restablecimiento de las institucio-
mes republicans. La valerosa ac-
titud de los miembros de la fuer-
Ia militar,. la lealtad del ejercito
y la presencia de la ciudadania en-
terra sin distingos politicos, ha H.
quidado I'm absurdo episode que
por fortuna ha servido para afian-
Ear ell programa de restauracion
que Sc esta adelantando bajo la
cOnsigna del Frente Nacional.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
Venezuela
Possible Auqe
Commercial con
Gran Bretana

CARACAS mayo 3. -(UP)-El
MiniStro de Industrial y Concrete
de Gran Bretana Sir David Eccles.
declare a la prensa local a SUI lie
gada a esta capital: mo dude de
que aumentara la participation del
RENO Undo en- la industrial vene-
2olana."
Ell ano pasado Gran Bretana i'm
porto productos venezolanos por
I'm valor superior a rs millones de
libras esrerlinas, de los cuales SO
millones correspondieron a petr6-
leo y sus derivados. La compania
Shell de Venezuela produce ell 80
por ciento del petroleo que Sc ex-
trae en- ell pals.
Eccles agrego que puede asegu-
(Pasa a la PagIna 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
Dr.. Prudo Sc Guna
Mayores Simputlas
on Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES, mayo 3 CUP
Ell Presldente de PERT, Manuel
Prado, ouso de manifesto hoy
otra vez ser uno de los jefes de mi
stones extranjeras mas considera-
dos con ell publico y con la prensa.
En- OCCASION en- que millareS de
espectadores que no podian entrar
en- los edificios en- que tenian lu-
gar los actos con motive de la to-
ma de possession del Presidente Ar
turo Frondizi, tenian que conten-
tarse con YER Ell paso fugaz de
grandes limusinas con personas
que apenas podian identificarse. ell
Presidente Prado hacia los reco-
rridos en- un pequeno automovil
estilo turismo, que TODD ell mundo
podia reconocer.
Aver, Ell Presidente Prado salio
de la session extraordinaria del
Congreso saludando a los especta-
dores CON ell sombrero y luego
hizo ell recorrido de la Avenida
Callao de pie en- SUI convertible,
oando apretones de mano a sus
admiradores, mientras la guardia
de policias en- moticicletas lie ha-
bria paso, lentamente, entire la mu-
chedumbre. 9
La genie por todas parties gritaba
al reconpcerlo Viva Peril, viva
la democracia" y "Viva Ell gobierno
democrat co.., indicando que Sc da-
ba cuenta de que tanto Prado CO.
mo Frondizi, representation Ell re-
torno del ,orden Constitutional.
Prado despertG tambien gran
atencion en- ell azado que habia te-
nido lugar anteriormente en- ell
palacio presidential.
Hoy ell Presidente Prado asistira
al hipodromo, en- ell que la quinta
carrera sera ell "Clasico de PERU.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
Cuba Ofrece Cubrir
Deficit en- Quotas
de Azucur de 1858.
Por: JOHN SKELLY

WASHINGTON, mayo 3 (UP)
Cuba aseguro al DEPARTMENT.
de Agriculture que cuenta con re-
servas azucarerds mas que sufi-
rientes para eniugar los deficits
en- las Quotas de Puerto Rico y Ha-
wall, que Sc calcala entire 100000
toneladas ahora y un million para
fines del ano.
Una delegation especial de la
industrial azucarera Guiana, enca-
bezada por Amadeo Lopez Castro,
ex miembro del gabinete del Pre-
sidente Batista, Sc entrevist6 a las
tres y media de la tarde en- altos
funcionarios del Departamento de
Agriculture. Sc lie habia pedido que
viniera a Washington para CONVEX
sar sobre la possible amenaza al
abastecimiento azucarero de Esta-
dos Unidos, en- vista de la sequia
en- Puerto Rico y la huelga azuca-
rera en- Hawaii
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

K~ubitschek, que pronunci6 I'm
discurso, en- un banquete celebra-
do qaui con motive de lDa del
Trabajo. dijo que ''se que los ira
bajadores de mi pals nunca cam
biaran SUI libertad y amor a la
independence por bienes mate
riales'.
Ell presldente manifesto que tie
ne fe en- la habilidad de los traba-
iadores brasilenos, para distinguir
entire las reclamaciones justas y la
negacion de sus principles.
Denuncio al comunismo dicien-
do: @Las doctrinas politicas exc
sicas-y me refiero especificamerte
al comunismo-capitalizan con la
lucha de partidos".
Kubitschek exhorto a los obre-
ros, a continuar luchando por sus
derechos sin dividir a la nacion
en- classes.
mo os dejeis seducir -decla-
70 por falsos profetas que tratan
de dlvidir a la nacion"
81 Pres'dente senalo que SUI res
paldo a la Ley de SECURE Social,
que Sc estudia en- ell Congress-, es
un> ejemplo de ST. labor en- favor
de los trabajadores y manifesto
que ell objective del nacionalismo
brasileno es construir una nacion
fuerte,y unida.
Anteriormente, Kubitschek ha-
bla dlcho en- una conferencia CO.
lectlva de prensa que las medidas
anticomunistas que Sc contemplan
(Pasa . 10 Pagina OCHOl
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
OFICIALES A DISPOSITION
DE LOS JUICES

BOGOTA, mayo 3 UP).-Los
pocos oficiales comprometidos en-
la revuelta sofocada aver en- esta
capital, estan a disposition de jue-
ces militares, que proceden a la in
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
ConfroI0du la RevueIfd
en- Colombia; EIecciones
no Serdn Inferrunpidds
ADisposic6n de los JUeces MiEnares los Ofciaes ComprOmefidos. : Sc Kucen
DemostraciOnes de Fnnne Adhesion al Frente NucionuI. : Doqotd en- CuImu

BOGOTA, mayo 8 (UP) La
Junta Militar de Gobierno sigue
adelante con los planes para rea-
liar manana las elecciones presi-
denciales en- TODD Ell pals despues
de la breve y fruStrada revuelta
milltar-policial en- Bogota.
Las tropas patrullan la ciudad,
alerta ante ell menor indicio de
disturbios por parte de los elemen-
tos Conservatives eXtremistas,
que Sc cree fomentaron la revuelta
aver en- un esfuerzo (por impedir
j. election del dirigente liberal,
Alberto Lleras Camrgo.
Los comiteS nacionales de los
partidos conservador, liberal y CO.
munista, asi como varios grupos
obreros, estudiantiles y femeninos
a%seguraron aver a la Junta, que
cualquier alzamiento contra ell re-
gimen tendria que hacer frente a
una huelga general como la que
obligo a renunciar al ex DICTATOR
Gustayo Rojas Pinilla.
FL Vicealmirante, Ruben Piedra-
hita, unico miembro de la junta
que escape a la captura por los re-
beldes, declare anoche que los CO.
lombianos votara manana 'libre-
mente sin coerciones nj amenazas."
Ell Brigadier, General Luis Or
donez, miembro de la junta, y ell
Brigadier General, Francisco Ro-
jas Scappetta, ofrecieron garantias
similares.
En- ell momento culminante de la
revuelta de aver ell P%residente pro-
visional, Gabriel Paris y otros tres
miembros de la Junta de cinco,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
CALIFICA
HECHOS DE "PEQPENO
INCIDENTEo

BOGOTA, mayo 3 (UP).-El vi.
cealmirante Ruben Piedrahita,
miembro de la Junta de Gobierno,
en- una alocuci6n al pueblo COLON
biano, califico la rebellion debelada
esta manana de "pequeno inciden-
tie" y dijo que "los colombianos
iran a votar Ell proximo domingo
para ell candidate presidential de
sus simpatias, sin coaccion nj anne
nazas y libre y voluntariamente,
como compete a la consiguiente
democracia."
Piedrahita dijo que la politica de
entendimiento nacional (gobierno
bipartidista) requeria esta prueba
y afirmo que habia servido para
demostrar la absolute unidad de
criterio de las fuerzas armadas, aSi
como "la decision invencible del
pueblo"
Manifesto que es "reconfortante
que los postulados del entendi-
miento nacional hayan 'salido vic
toriosos", Agrego que habia que
dado impoluto ell honor militar,
pues la rebellion de unos pocos
hombres irreflexivos guiados por la
passion s~ectaria y la turbia ambi-
cion contrasta con la lealtad y la
ammonia de los otros."
Hablando por cadena de radios
desde Ell palacio presidential, Pie
drahita ratifico la neutralidad de
la junta frente a las elecciones del
domingo, pero dijo "por sobre toda
consideration, cualquiera que sea
ell candidate que identifiquen sus
simpatias clos colombianos) deben
votar en- paz como cumple a pue-
bio c%ivilizado."
Afirm6 que la Junta Militar es-
ia en- capacidad de g~arantizar Ell
orden y que las fuerzas armadas
estan "capacitadas para defender
los derechos de los asociados."
Piedrahita hizo la exegesis poll
tica del entendimiento, detenien-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

Los dirigentes del movimiento,
reconociando la jurisdiction nor
teamericana sobre la region, dio
las siguientes lnstruccioneS a los
e~studiantes que ~colocaron las ban
deras:
-Cumplir los reglamentos del
transito en- la IONA del canal.
No penetrar en- las instalaciones
militareS'
No hubo detenldos y las autori-
dades de la iona del Canal rehu-
saron hacer concentrates
FL Ministerio de RelacioneS Ex-
t%eriores de Panama dijo que inves,
tiga 10 sucedido.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04
Manifestation EstudianfiI en-
Ia iona del Canal de Panama

PANAMA, mayo 3-(UP).-Es-
tudiantes universitarios paname-
nos %colocaron aver aproximada-
mente so bandcraS de Panama en-
la iona del canal en- 10 que demo
minaron ~"Operacion soberania'', y
luego anunciaron que SUI prop6sito
es reiterar la soberania de esta re-
publica sobre la iona del Canal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

vestigacion de los hechos, informo
en- las ultimas horas de la noche
Ell comandante de las fuerzas arma-
das en- un communicate.
Anadio que solo la policia mill
tar %intervino en- ell golpe y pide a
la cludadania que apoye a la poll
cha regular, que NADIA tuvo que yer
con la intentona.
No hizo mencion ell communicate,
del Coronel fernando Forero Co
mez, Jefe de la revuelta que Sc re-
fugio en- la embajada de Ell Saliva
dor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-04

que deiaron I'm saldo de dos heri-
dos, por 10 menos.
La Secretaria del Interior, Ere
derica DIvigneaud, acuso formal
mente al ex Senador Louis Dejoie,
iider del movimjento subversivo
clandestino, de ser ell instigador de
los atentados.
AL mismo tempo, ell gobierno
declare a Dejoie fuera de la pro-
teccion de la ley, con 10 que cual-
quiera queda autorizado para ma
tarlo a primera vista.
Tambien Sc ofrecieron 5000 do
lares por ell sum;nistro de datoS
que conduzcan a la detencion de
Dejoie.
Dejoie esta escondido desde las
elecciones de septiembre en- las
que, segrn Ell, Sc cometieron frau
oes para quitarle la presidential.
INQUIETUD EN- Ell PALS
PUERTO PRINCIPE, mayo 8.
UP).-Los h%aitianos, nerviosos
todavia despues de tres dias de
atentados con bombas, estan 60
bernados por regiamentaciones de
emergencla dictadas por ell gobier-
no que incluyen la suspension de
los derechos civiles y un toque de
queda de nueve horas.
Ell senador Louis Dejoie, que
desde 'su derrota en- las elecciones
presidenclales de septiembre ulti-
mo vive oculto, ha sido declarado
'fuera de ley" 10 que significa que
puede ser muerto donde Sc 10 en-
cuentre.