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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Jefferson

/ Mrs Robert Il Shaver VA hostess
at a stork shower given III her
homo May 10 IN honor OF Mrs
Ralph Worrell Seventeen friends
and neighbors enjoyed interesting
games and Mrs Worrcll received
many useful Gifts
Miss Lcnora Percy Of Rich.
mond, was home for Mothers Day
She and her mother. Mrs s FL
Percy, were guests al the home u
another daughter. Mrs Orter G
Iippy in honor IF tho occasion
Nh and Mrs Eugene Stark N
Nunica. Mich and Mi and Mrs
Kidd, Of Sandston We're guests fof
z few hours Friday Of last week Al
the home Of Mi and Mrs I. r.
Jones They also called to see Mrs
Robert A Cosby The Starks were
formerly residents Of this com
munlty
Nh and Mrs g N Pitts and
daughter Doris Mae and Earl
Wiltshire Of Gum SPRINGS spent
May in Richmond With MI and
Mrs Tommy Wood and family A
birthday dinner was gwen II honor
OF The birthday on May ~ Barry
Wood, who was one year Old. and
the birthdays on May 7 Of Mrs
Pitts and Doris Mae 1 triple cole
bration
Mrs M N Bradley. Jr.. MIS-.
Max Kilbv. Mrs s + Percy and
Mrs A g Smith attended the
Tuesday session Of the Middle DIS
trict As oclation OF Baptist
churches held al Branches Baptist
church on Broad Rock road III
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

we're Miss Snithcy Garter Mrs
Dawson joyce MIS- oscar Hamlet
Mrs Irving Noble and MIS- Harry
Carey
Mr and MRS Raymond Newton
and family. Of Clarksvillc. visited
FLOYD Rucker last Sunday.
Nh and Mrs Weldon KING and
MI and Mrs Joe ellis visited MI
and Mrs Herbert KING near Green
4nay last Thursday
MI ard Mrs Ned Bradley. and
family of Nathalie. and Mr.. and
MIS- kester Tunc " South Bos
wi spent last WEEK cnd Wlth MI
and Mrs. wit Borum
Mta faNs Wmto of Norfolk. and
CALVIN Mcadol spent iast week cnd
with Leslie Meador. and they all
visited Mrs Leslie Al Maple LaWH
Convalescnt Home HI Blackstone
Sunday Mrs Horteasc Leadbetter
ana MISS Adlaidc Ford of Rch-
mond. visited Mrs Mcador sunday
Mr. and Mrs DICK Gcarhcart,
ana DAUGHTER N Sandston spent
Vast week cnd Win MI and MY
Henry Nash
Mr and Mrs Wnfrey Smith. and
family oi farmvlle VISITED Mi
and Mrs. oscar Hamlet last sub
daY.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Second I'm 4 Series

Editors note In an effort to eN-
plain What thc New York Stock EN-
change is. Or t. D. Whitaker has
prepared i series OF tive articles. in
which he offers excellent back
ground information as well AZ per
sonal advice that he has discovered
in his wears oi experience in htyirg
and selling stocks The article is
meant in no WAY 10 recommend 10
any iudivid al in VIVA. manner to
invest his money
Many npone when they hslv
stocks. if these stocks dcpreciate
ID market vahlR due 10 temporary
business conditions. and i these
people sell then stocks al A time
when the market is temporarily de
pressed and sustain a financial loss
they come to tlr' conclusion that
the Wall Street crowd robbed them
Nov please Get this N Your mind
If YOU bly, q stock and then sell it
al loss The brokers who bought
ana sold tho stack for YOU al not
SCI one cen, Of the money you lost
All they get out e a stock trans
acton is the small commissions
they charge fof their services in
acfine as Your broker. and these
commissions are regulated by tie
New York Stock Exchange
i Is safe to say that if il were
IN the power Of brokers 70 prevent
anyone from SUSTAINING loss
through the sale Of stocks. they
would only be toe glad 70 do ~
because they Well know that the
more money people make IL the
market the more they Will myest
Ia securities
TO Illustrate last what | mean
suppose You bought a house through
a real estate broker for sav sl5 900
The man Who owned the hous
would pay the agent an agreed on
fee for finding buyer for His
property Nov suppose fol some
reason OF other YOU had to sell this
house few Years later and At the
time YOU wanted TO sell It the real
estate market was down and The
best price you could Act for Il Mas
5000 When the SAFE IS made bv
the real estate agent Or broker
YOU pay HIM a commission for
49, HI III WIN
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
DcatonyiIIe

NH, Matte Garter " Arlington
and Mrs. Asa Smith, Of Farnlvllle
were guests Of Mrs Bette Carter
and family last Friday.
Those going on The house and
garden tour IN Amelia last Thurs
Gay afternoon from the Deaton-
VILE II m G Demonstration club
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
QUALITY OF SCHOOLS Low

Al recent meeting W NV w
tons editors an author educator.
tod them that quality 81 education
provided II American classrooms
is disgracefully low
Arthur Bester University Of IL
Anois historian and former head "
the Council for Basic Education
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
CARD PARTY

= L. "a MIN - IN
CARD PARTY
On Monday, March 18th at
l8 o'clock, the Saint Philomena
Guild will have a st. Patrick's
Day Card Party in the Social
Hall of the school.
The chairman, Mrs. William
A. Schramm, will be assisted
by the following committee
chairmen: Mrs. Frank Schik-
owski, Tickets; Mrs. William
O'Leary, Refreshments; Mrs.
Ann Prosek, Games; Mrs.
George Kappus, Door Prizes;
Mrs. Marie Samia, Table
Prizes: Mrs. Josephine Schmi-
djell and Mrs. Herbert Shaef-
er, Hospitality.
The Refeshment Committee
promises treat, delicious
Hobo sandwiches.
"THEN AND NOW IN
HOME-GARDEN DECOR
The feature Of the Hilltop
Garden Club program on
Wednesday, March 10Th, will
be a skit in costume given by
Mrs. Carl W. Maedje. "Then
and Now" is a dramatic pre-
sentation Of the differences in
home and garden decor of the
Victorian era and modern
times. The program will fol-
low the business meeting at
1870 p. m., at which time Mrs.
Kenneth e.. Cunningham, 1916
Eardley rd., begins her second
year as president of the group.
Mrs. Donald Harrington, S77
/ Medford rd., is the new pro-
gram chairman.
East Cleveland Woman'S
Club will hear East Cleve-
lands own Mrs. Frank Lloyd
review her trip to Hawaii in
dance. story and pictures. Her
/ travelling companion. NJ RS.
/ Walter Hoffman will assist
her in "Hawaiian Echoes"
! Hostesses Mrs. A. G. Snyder
and Mrs. H. W. Singer.
The Mount Union Women Of
ICleveland will meet on Tuesday,
March 25th at 8 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. James r. Hollis,
il732 East 291st ST., Wickliffe
The Mathews Ceramics Studio
will present ceramics lecture
and demonstration.
=
/ SOROSIS
March activities Of the Cleve-
land Sorosis begin with d wei
come to Spring party, under
the direction of the Ways and
Means Committee. Dessert
Card Party, today.
On Thursday, March 10th, the
all-day program meeting will
be held at Owens Plantation,
1857 Euclid ave. At 10 a. M
Selover Club-the parliamen-
tary division, will convene; Mrs.
Myron Badger, presiding. At
11:15 a. m. Mrs. A. VI. Breen
will review "The Day Christ
Died. by James Bishop. Mrs.
Emmett A. Smith, Book Review
Chairman, will introduce the
speaker.
At 1890 p. m.-luncheon will
be served.
At l:30 p. m.-there will be a
musical variety program, ar
ranged by Mrs. Evans Z. Lewis,
chairman of the music depart
ment. A well-known and popu-
lar group of women singers
the Choral Belles-will present
a Gay Nineties Revue; under
the direction of their leader,
Mrs. Mildred Atterholt.
Dr.. Haskins will discuss the
rehabilitation program at
State Hospital when he speaks
to the Blue Star Mothers club
Wednesday, March 10Th at
80 p. m. at East Cleveland
Library. 14101 Euclid ave. The
first hand information should
bs Of interest to all persons
doing service work or assist
.A ~
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13
Churches

The Women's Association
Of Windermere Presbyterian
Church will meet at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning, February
18th, for hospital sewing and
quilting. Mrs. w. H. thinner
man and Mrs. Edith Hart will
he hostesses for luncheon at
1880.
Afternoon devotions will be
led by Mrs. Z. E. burlington,
followed by the program study
Of the Gospel of Saint Luke.
Each year the Latta Class
Women's Fellowship and the
Philathea Class from the East
Cleveland Baptist Church have
one joint meeting, taking turns
furnishing the program for
the evening. This year the Lat
Ia Class is in charge and are
making it an evening for both
the men and women, on Fri
day, March 14th at 500, at
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13

from 10 a. m. TO S p. m. on
Friday, March 2lst and Satur-
day. March 22nd. Winners
need not be present and no
purchase is necessary. Just
clip the coupon from the Bill
field ad appearing elsewhere
in this weeks paper and drop
it in the box at the store.
There will be many special
money saving values in every
department al through the
week.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13
Pharmacy Observes
First Anniversary

Bilfield Pharmacy at l3941
Euclid ave, is celebrating their
first full year in business in
East Cleveland with an Ami
versary Sale beginning Mon
day, March 18th and conclud-
ing Saturday. March 22nd.
During this special celebra-
tion there will be free favOrs
for everyone visiting the store,
according TO Albert Bilfield,
Wner-manager.
There will be valuable prizes
given away every two hours
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13
ETHICAL SOCIETY

THE Politics Of Islam and
the Ethics of Allah" will be the
topic of an address by Walter
B. Peterson, leader at the meet
ing of the Cleveland Ethical
Society on Sunday, March 18th
at 1915 a. IN. at Ludlow School.
Shaker Heights. This is one of
a series Of talks on World
Religions. Mr.. Peterson will
consider the ethical values in
the Mohammedan Religion and
their relation to present day
world problems.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13
Boy Scouts

Boy Scout Troop 521 is hav-
ing open registration night
Friday, March 14th at the Sixth
United Presbyterian Church
Hayden and Castalia aves. al
1870 p. m.
All boys between the ages OF
IL and Ia who would like to join
the Scouts are invited to attend
with their parents.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13

ing in volunteer work at the
hospital. Refreshments will be
served by NJ iss Gertrude
krienbring.
All mothers with boys in the
service are invited to Join this
club. There will be an execu-
tive board meeting at 1890
p. m.
Mrs. Jay q. Unger is open
ing her home at 942 Dresden
I'd. on March 18th for the
meeting Of the Proto Book
club at one o'clock. dessert
being served. Mrs. Frank Bar
schelet will review BE Ny
Guest" by Conrad Hilton.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13

the church. Members Of both
classes are urged to come.
Young people from the East
Cleveland Baptist Church will
have a Skating Party, Satur-
day evening, March 18th.
Sunday, March 18th is
Stewardship Sunday. The Rev.
William E. Towner will use
mo DEPRESSION, Please" as his
sermon topic at the 11:OO a. m.
service. The Young Adults
will have a Coffee Hour in the
Fellowship Hall, for all attend
ing the Morning Worship
Service.
Due to inclement weather, it
was necessary to postpone the
first session Of the School of
Missions. However, plans are
underway for the next session
scheduled for Wednesday eve
ming, March 18th, starting
with dinner at $50. At this
time the Rev. Mr.. Harrison
Williams of Lyndhurst Baptist
Church will be the speaker.
Mrs. MATHS Circle are meet
ing Thursday, March Goth at
the home of Mrs. Charles
Rigel, 1884 Burnette ave, at
which time they will work on
Layettes.
Reservations of more than
200 Nazarene servicemen and
their families are reported for
the first international religi-
Gus retreat at Berchtesgaden,
Germany, March 1921.
The five-day program has
been made possible by the US.
military forces, and the Naz-
arene Servicemen's Commits
sion.
"To Love Or To Hate" will
be the sermon topic of Rev.
Roscoe J. Varble at the 10:45
a. m. worship service next
Sunday at the Phillips Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Ea st
125th st. at Phillips ave.
A male quartet made up of
Mr.. William Artlip, Mr.. Will
fred Cheetham, Mr.. llo Dish
ong and Mr.. Joseph L. Sulli-
van will sing as the offertory
"In Heavenly Love Abiding"
by Thalberg. The anthem by
the Senior Choir will be, "Fear
Not, Am With Thee by Fos-
ter.
The Mothers Circle of Hope
Lutheran Church will meet at
the church on Tuesday, March
18th, at $50 p. m. Mr.. Edward
J. Hull of General Electric will
speak on Look Upon Your
Neighbor as a Bank"
The Business and Profes-
sional women's organization
will meet on Thursday, March
10th at the church. Dinner will
be served at $50 p. m. after
which Mrs. Beattie will speak
on Gems Of the Bible"
The United Lutheran Church
Women of St. James will have
their regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday. March 18th, at 500
o'clock. A film from the Ameri-
can Bible Society called Gods
Word. Mans Land" will be
shown. 1t is in color and pic
lures the translation of the
Bible into different languages.
Mrs. Harold Baumgardner will
be in charge of the devotionals
for the evening.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13

Born to Nh. and Mrs. Ar
thur Raymont, 1863 Elberon
ave. a girl. Sherry Lyn. Feb
ruary 10Th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13
Clubs

The Woman's Board of HUI
ron Road Hospital has sched-
uled an all-day conclave for
st. Patrick's Day, Monday,
March 18th at the hospital.
The Surgical Dressing Unit
will meet at 1000 a. m. direct
ed by chairman Mrs. William
c. Domino. Following lunche-
on at noon in the cafeteria,
Mrs. Guy 7. Rockwell, presi-
dent, will open the ] p. m. ses-
sion with a brief business
meeting.
Mrs. j. Ford Pisor, program
chairman, will present guest
artist Mrs. Opal Hemler, in a
spring Minstrelsy and original
poems and songs.
Tea will follow with the
following hostesses in charge !:
Mrs. r. l.. Taylor, Mrs. c. G.
Coffin, Mrs. j. Ford Pisor,
Mrs. r. l.. Gellhous, Mrs. c. j.
Houle, Mrs. F. P. McIlyar.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13

Leave it 10 Shaw Canteen TO
come up with something new,
It's a semi i-formal IN. ght on
the Town" Saturday, March
18th in Shaw Gymnasium, with
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-13

gay night club atmosphere offer favore dance music
Shaw students prepared The price is only $3.50
ten fast moving enter couple for an $50 to lO
tain the and the
Shaw High Rhythm Teens Indications point TO big
together special band TO attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Commenting on a recent
letter in this space from a
North Carolinian whose hobby
is collecting unusual names.
Josephine billiard of Royston.
Ca, writes: Il think he would
be interested in adding the
name of a cousin Of mine to
his list. She is Mrs. Pleasant
Payne"
That is, indeed, q welcome
addition. Let's note also two
favorites from the Sage OF
Saratoga-and one Of Ameri-
cas- funniest men-Frank Sui
Ivan. His candidates are Dag
mar Sewer and Mary Lou
Wham.
Henry L. Mencken was
another who delighted in coll
lecting unusual proper names.
Among many in his collection
every one Of them completely
authentic-we can find Willy
Twitty. Harry b. Ill, Chintz
Royalty. Ansen B. Clubhouse,
Christian Girl, Oscar r. APP
athy. Irma Halfway and Emil
E. Buttermllk.
It begins to look as though
we will have to expand our
coverage Of teen-talk to pro-
vide q subdivision for unusual
expressions from the sub-teen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
BY Volt Kelly


her city. "See you soon, rae
COON" is a common way Of
bidding farewell. And when
you describe a lad as 20. T. L."
out to lunch-you mean he
is vacant in the upper story"
released by The Bell syndicateD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07

group. Marty Linehan. sport
scriber par excellence. reports
hearing this remark from his
6-year-old son. cav, he's just
a fiat-leaver." Pressing the
youngster for a translation.
Linehan got just what he
should have expected. A fiat
leaver," 1t seems. is a young
ster who leaves you fiat.
Karen Tia Morgan Of Pitts
burgh reports two expressions
current in teen-talk around
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20
Ba|sa Tahiti.
Nui II" Marcia
sin 0bstdcu|os

SANTIAGO, Feb. 10 (UP). =
Aunque las informaciones radio
telegraficas que Sc reciben indi-
can que Ia barca "Tahitinui II" ma
vega sin novedad hacia ell norte,
algunos expertos constructors de
embarcaciones de MADEIRA pronos-
tican que no pasara mas ALA de
Iquique. Otros, sin embargo, sos
tienen que podra llegar a la Poll
nesia.
I'm reportero de United Press
que regreso de Constitution, don
de Sc construyo la balsa, dijo que
en- los astilleros donde Sc hacen
los faluchos maylinos (del Rio
Maule) que regularmente llevan
cargas hasta ell Ecuador por ell Pa
cifico, tienen opiniones divergent
ties.
Adolfo Munoz, uno de los prin.
cipales constructors de faluchos,
opina que la balsa de MADEIRA tie
ne tai elevada capacidad de absor.
cion de aqua que la embarcacion,
de solo cinco centimetros de flota.
cion, no podra soportar. Munoz
tambien desconfio de los conoci-
(C0ntinua en- la Pagina A.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20
Ex Ministro de Hacienda de
Rojas PiniIIa es Fugitive
de Ia J~usticia CoIombiana
Trus 0rden de Detention Sc D~esconoee sU PuruderO

BoGoTA, FEB 19.-(UP).-El
ex Ministro de Hacienda de la die
tadura Rojas Pinilla y principal
sosten financiero de SUI regimen,
Luis Morales Gomez, era profugo
de la justicia al mediodia de aver;
anoche Sc dict6 crden para SUI de-
tencion. La orden Sc produjo den
tro de I'm juicic criminal que ms
truye ell juez especial Oscar Eche-
very, por la adulteraci6n de ba-
lances del Banco Prendario Nacio-
mai, que Morales orden6 personal
mente para ocultar ell eStado de
qulebra de esa institution, que de-
pendia del Banco Popular que Ell
dirlgla, E~cheverry dict6 orden de
detencion contra Morales e inmedia
tamente, unidades del Servicio de
Inteligencia Colombiano (S.I.C.)
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20
YdigOrus Dice Hard de sU Pufriu IN
Pals Libre GObernudo pOr ell Pueblo
HabI6 q Ia Assembled NacionoI de Honduras

Ell General Miguel Ydigoras
Fuentes, presidente electo de
Guatemala, dijo aver en- discurso
que pronuncio en- la Asamblea
Legislative, reunida en- SUI honor,
que desea hacer de su patria I'm
pals libre y soberano en- que sea
Ell pueblo quien realmente 60
bierne.
Ell gobierno - afadi6 - no
tendra mas aspiration que la de
hacer de Guatemala un pals fuer-
te y respectable dentro del con-
cierto de naciones democraticas.
YdigOras dijo tambien que Sc
propone estrechar los vinculos
de amistad entire Guatemala v
los demas paises centroamerica-
nos. Anadio que deseaba abrir
nuevaS fuentes economics entire
Guatemala y Honduras.
Ell p~residente de la Asamblea
Legislative, Modesto RodaS AL
varado, saludo a Ydigoras con TN
calido discurso.
Despues de la session solemne,
ell Presidente, Ramon Vile
palantes fueron agasajados por
da Morales y su esposa, en- ell sa-
Ion azul de la casa presidential.
Mas tarde asistieron a la inau-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20
Pedido de Ike
Beneficio a Ia
America Latina
DecIoro Presidenfe
WaUq, del Eximhank

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 CUP
Ell presidente del Banco de Elk
~portacion e Importation, Samuel
Waugh, declare aver que la Anne
RIGA Latina seria una de las regio-
mes del mundo que Sc beneficial
ria con ell aumento de Unite de
prestamos del banco, en- dos mil
millones de dolares, recientemen-
tie pedido por Ell Presidente Eisen-
hover.
Sin embargo, declare que Ia
America Latina continuaria enca.
rando ell problema de su limitada
capacidad para absorber empires
titos en- vista de la caida continue
de los precios de las materias pri-
mas.
Waugh hizo sus concentrates du-
rante una conversation con I'm re-
porter de la United Press, luego
de haber conference.-the por cast
una bora con ell Secretario de Es-
tado, John Foster Dulles, sobre los
problemas mundiales del mo
mento.
Anadio que fue aquella una de
las conferencias que regularmente
sostiene con Dulles para tenerlo
informado de las actividades del
bancO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20

Zero meXlcan0 Sc emplea en- 0cupa-
clones que ell norteamericano acep-
taria unicamente como un ultimo
recurso.
Segdn los dirigentes sindicales,
aunque los braceros mexicanos Sc
~contratan para trabajar unicamen-
tie en- regiones donde hay falta
de brazos, a menudo los patronos
cream e~scaseceS artificiales ofre'
ciendo jornales que no atraen al
bracero norteamericano, pero que
son aceptados por Ell mexicano.
Los miembros de la Comision
Sindical pidieron tambien, que ell
DEPARTMENT. de Estado suspenda
la concession de visas, a mexicanos
que vienen a Estados Unidos a ira
bajar y apremiaron al Departa-
mento de trabajo, a que Sc oponga
a I'm proyecto de legislation para
dar caracter permanente a las dis
~poSicioneS que permiten ell empleo
d, braceros mexicanos. Estas eS-
piran ell primero de julio de 1859.
A. l.. Mitchell, presidente del
Sindicato N%acional de Trabajado-
res Agricolas dijo que hay patro-
nos en- Estados Unidos que hacen
descuentos exagerados a los brace
ros mexicanos por concepto de ali
mentos y SECURE contra enferme-
dades y que Sc nota corruption"
G "irregularidades'' en- la forma en-
que muchos patronos tratan con
los braceros.
Goodwin dijo que ell Department
to de Trabajo estudiara las quejas
que lie ~present6 Mitchell y que
tanto 81 como ell Secretario de
Trabaio, James P. Mitchell, estan
preocupados de que la desocupa-
ci6n de braceros norteamericanos
pueda aumentar con la llegada de
braceros mexicanos.
(Continua en- la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20

Coincidio al huelga en- Barranca
Bermeja, ubicaoa en- la region cen
trail del pals, con la noticia de
Villavicencio, principal centric de
los llanos orientsles, sobre ell ase-
sinato del ex guerrillero Alvaro Pa
ira, quien tenia gran prestigio en-
ire las guerriIlas que combatieron
de 1850 a 1858 en- esas extensas
%regiones. PARA era lugarteniente
de Guadalupe Salcedo, ell jefe que
rrillero asesinado en- Bogota ell ano
paSado. Fue asGsinado en- un ca
fe de esa localidsd.
FL politico y escritor liberal,
Juan Lozano y Lozano culp6 a au-
toridadeS subalternas por los actos
de violencia, al referirse al asesi-
nato de PARA Y sostuvo que SUI
muerte parece formar parte de "un
siStema de elimination gradual
de los antiques dirigentes guerri-
neros.
NUEVOS FUNCIONARIOS
VENEZOLANOS
BoG0TA, Feb 18.-(UP).-Dos
nuevoS funcionarios de la emba-
(Contin1a en- la Pagina A.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20

>tambien los efectos del convenio
durante ell periodic que ha tenido
vigencia.
En- la conferencia de octubre,
Brashil, Colombia, Costa RIGA, Qua
temala, Mexico, Nicaragua y Ell
Salvador, acordaron retener cierto
porcentaje de SUI cosecha CAFETERIA
como apoyo a los precios que esta'
ban debilitandose.
Ell delegado mexicano, Maclo-
vic Pima Morales, dijo que teniendo
en- cuenta que ell 33 por ciento de
10 que reciben los productores es
pagado en- impuestos, la confe-
rencia estudiara un proyecto me-
dante Ell cual Sc pedira a los 60
biernos de los paises cafeteros que
reduzcan estas contribuciones
cuando haya baja en- ell precio del
grano.
Durante una reunion prelimlnar,
aver, Juan Rebolledo Clemente,
Presidente de la Association Ma
cional de Cafeteros de Mexico, die
la bienvenida a los delegados.
Paulo lGuzzo, representante del
Brasil y Presidente del Institute
Brasileno del Cafe, fue elegido
Presidente de Ia Conferencia.
I'm minute de silencio fue obSer-
vado en- honor del difunto don
Manuel Mejia, gerente general de
la Federation Nacional de Gazette
ros de Colombia y uno de los prin-
cipales dirigentes de ~unificacion
de los paises productores en- un
acuerdo international, que fallecid
repentinamente en- Bogota ell pa
sad0 10 de febrero.
Ademas de Guzzo, participant Ell
La c%onferencia Andres Tribe, re-
presentante de. la Federation Ma
cional de Cafeteros de Colombia
en- Nueva York; Alfonso Rochac,
! (Continda en- la Pagina A.