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The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
HiIIeI Notes
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By GAIL MACK

Observation-Disclosures
PARDON US for strutting,
but at Hillel we're proud as
peacocks over all the hOnorS
won by members of our
group at the University OF
AriZona's fall honor convoca-
ton.
Roberta Abrahams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Abrahams, won the coveted
Phi Beta Kappa key and also
was made a member of Phi
Kappa Phi honorary. Another
member of the family, Ina,
won honors at Fresno State
for the 1888 term. Ina won
the Borden Award for the
highest freshman grade aver
age. She is now attending
Arizona State at Tempe.
Tau Beta Phi, engineering
honorary, pledged Gil Saltz-
man, Irving Yavelberg and
Joe Smaburger. Cadet Capt.
SaltZman also was named a
distinguished military stu
dent.
SANDY DANZIGER, Ber-
ME RabinovitZ and Naomi
Finder won the Phi Kappa Phi
certificate of merit and Marty
Halpern won Phi Kappa Phi
honors and a university class
scholarship award.
Scholarships also were won
by Hillel members. Shalom
E. Margolis was awarded an
Intrafraternity Council scho-
larship. Bud Parrish won the
Arizona Portland c e m e N t
scholarship. Baird scholar
ships went to Sid Rosen and
Bob Posner. And Hahn Hal
NOV took the Latin American
scholarship.
General graduate scholar
ships were won by Yaacov
Goldschmidt and John Pfl-
aum. University general resi-
dent scholarships went to
Stan Cornfield, Linda Mish-
kind and Carl Samuels.
The Jewish Community
Center Women's Guild Award
was taken by Elinor Sher.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
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A twin Bar and BaS MitZ-
yah will be held Dec. 19 at
Temple Emanuel at 8:15
pm.
Dianne Jacobs and David
Jacobs, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jacobs, will be
honored at the ceremony.
Both are in the seventh
grade at Townsend Junior
High School. Dianne likes
cooking and records and is a
fine swimmer.
David was a member of the
Center swimming team last
summer and is a collector of
post cards, particularly those
from foreign countries.
Martin Alan Kinds, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kinds,
will be Bar MitZvah at Cong.
AnShei Israel Dec. 13.
Martin is an eighth grade
student at Alice Vail Junior
High. He is a sports fan and
plays football. He also is
chess player and has won
many ribbons with his show
dog. He is a member of the
Old Pueblo Dog Training
Club.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Mr.. David Kramer
2221 East Broadway
Tucson, Arizona
Dear Mr.. Kramer:


On August 26th wrote you that was resigning
from Congregation Anshei Israel, out uat "ou1u ~
continue to support the Talmud Torah At that writing
stated that would disclose the for my reslg
nation at subsequent time
For the past five years I have supported Anshel
Israel in Tucson Prior thereto resided IN new 1oIk
for almost half century. The central core OF my HE
has the building and preservation OF the JEWISH
tradition, and the furtherance OF jewish llsuuolle
THROUGH the support of Tamud Torah, YeshlVas, ana
Seminares For fifty four years have been an actVe
Zionist Mentioning only few of the posluons nave
held in American Jewish lfe Treasurer OF the jewish
National Fund Treasurer of Hstadrut 1vrith, treas
,rer of the World Movement for Hebrew Culture ana
Vice President of HerZlia Teachers Institute. am
one of the founders and Vice President of Camp Mas
sad Hebrew speaking camps for chdren IN "hlch ooo
children spend their summers 10 these camps coh-
tributed two Arts and Crafts buildings and the sur
rounding gardens which still support and MAINTAIN
Although have heard criticism of my failure TO
participate in local Jewish activities have supported
financially every activity in the community both Jew
iSh and nonJeWsh
have not taken roots in Tucson, although living
here AS Judah Halevi once said "While am IN the
west nv heart is in the East My financial controu'
tons to those Eastern Institutions snail ana VIII co
tinue.
The foregoing is written not to defend myself, but
to acuuaint you with my background IN jewish hle'
Now for the reason of my resignation.
An acquaintance of mine recently purchased
Volkswagen. 1 reproached him for making the pur-
chase for considered it made with the blood of our
brothers. He replied, "why your own Congregation
has Volkswagen to transport its school chlldren!
Disbelieving him visited the court yard of the Con-
gregation and to my found his statement
to be correct was shocked for felt it an abomn-
able thing for Jewish institution to German
made car
Soon after the war visited Dachau the concentra-
ton camp and other D. P. camps and insane asylums
filled with our people, My Uncles and Cousins were
destroyed in them, with my own eyes the hor-
rors committed by Hitler and his cohorts. No doubt,
YOU too had relatives, remote, who were lost
in the crematories suffered through this wholesale
slaughter.
When I reproached the lay leaders of the Congre-
CATION they dscaimed responsibility and referred me
to the Rabbi implying that he was solely responsible
for it.
One of your vicepresidents asked Doesn't Israel
do business with Germany" l explained that Israel
is securing reparatons and that the sum it receives
is less than 1870 of the stolen and robbed from
our people, AS scripture says You have mur
dered and do you want to inherit?" They can never
paw for the blood of brothers.
Mr. Imberman, your director, asked How long
Jews of Persia but didn't aim to kill the Jews outside
of his country and we still celebrate Purim showing
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

that we haven't forgotten. After the Spanish lnqulS
ton no stepped Spanish soil for over 4Oo years.
and the Spanish Inqusition had as their am conVer-
sion to Christianity not outright murder Jews were
given chance to leave the country But the f1lueI
nIan tracked down and murdered the Jews, not only
in Germany but wherever their long arm could reach
The Christian world has not forgotten after almost
1000 years. claim that the Jews Killed the Son Oh
God.
visited with Rabbi Breger, and he told me that
the bus was gift from of the members OF the
CONGREGATION and he could refuse as the Hebrew
School needed it to transport the children When L
inquired whether he had drawn the attention OF ule
donor to the fact that the bus was Gern1an-Indoe
car and whether he had explained that no jewish IN
stitution especially synagogue mad moral Igit "
accent a present produced by the murderers OF our
people Rabbi Breger stated that he did not Tearing
that by doing, he might offend the Donor po.eu
out that the donor devoted LIBERAL and charltdoie
Jew would either have exchanged it for American
made car or additional funds needed 1t coud
have been raised from some of the members OF the
congregation inquired whether the matter was dls-
cussed with the Board of Directors, and received a
negative reply Later, in discussing the matter,
found that many did not know it was German ouS'
and were disturbed about 1t also.
THROUGHOUT my conversation with the Rabbi, ne
maintained that while he would have preferred non
German car the school needed bus, and when 1t was
offered he accepted it, regardless of its source l. on
the other hand maintained that 1t was oetter not "
have the children attend Talmud Torah II they had
to get there in bus made by the murderers OF the
people and that we defeating the purpose of Jew
ish education if we showed the children how easily
we forget and forgive. Such action makes us lose
the respect of our Gentle neighbors.
I then told Rabbi Breger that felt had to call
him to Din Torah and let higher authorities OF
Jewish Law and Ethics decide whether spiritual
leader of Jewish Congregation should be permitted
TO violate the Mosaic commandment: 'RememDer tne
Amalekites :" etc. In final effort to change his
opinion said that could not reconcile his contlnu
Gus exhortations to his Congregation to remember
and mernoralize the six million Jewish Martyrs OF
people.
This incident is serious matter. The Rabb mas
given the Jewish community "Hechsher" to rebuild
and strengthen the economy of bloodiest enemy
since the AmaekiteS
The time has when Tucson, with a popula-
ton of 5000 Jews should have lay leaders represent
ing the three denominations, who can sit down ana
discuss this and other matters of such vital Importance
to the Jewish people, and not leave it to the Raools
to make decisions, and disclaim any RESPONSE
btv l am leaving this matter entirely in your hands,
and be brought to the attention of the Board
of Directors
Very Truly Yours,
JOSEPH WEISS
NJ AIa
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The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Very Truly Yours,
JOSEPH WEISS
POI N. Stone Ave.

Answer of Joseph Weiss dated December 3, 1883
Cd True living in this blessed country
America True one of great problems is to give
children Jewish education. Is it necessary that
our children be transported in a German bus? How
the of German bus prevent the horror of
another Hitler? Is the of German bus indlSpenS
able to the education of our children?
Does the gift of German made bus by its donor
provide something positive for future Jewish genera
tons provide any positive help for our children?
(2) Israel cooperation with Germany is unilateral
Germany, stated in my open letter. is paying repair
ations Israeli further, the exchange of technical
knowledge Israels benefit. What technical knoWl
edge can our Jewish children derive from riding in
German made bus?
90 How short is our memory of six million mar
tyrs? To reject the of a German bus by Jewish
institution is clearly not revenge but manifestation
of sound thinking by discerning Jews
-
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

POI North Stone Ave.
Tucson, Arizona
October %, 1858
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

Excerpts from the reply received from Congrega-
ton Anshe Israel signed by David Kramer President
dated Nov "a, 1858.
% "The feeling is that now we are living in Amer
ca Our great problem to educate our children
We feel perhaps that in this education way OF
preventing the horror of the Hitler period may take
place.
"The man who donated the bus feels this sincerely.
1t is more important to him to provide something posi-
tive for future generations that to seek revenge for
refusing purchase something which will provide us
positive help.
(2) Even Israel itself is seeking method
of cooperation with Germany that they can buy IN
struments and exchange technical knowledge This
is the feeling of the Board.
(3) While the Board feels that providing for the
education of children is important than the
seeking of revenge they also respect your personal
fooli,
, 1958-07-28
NEW SCHOOLS COMPLETED

TUE COMPLETION of a new school carries with
it much more Importance than is accorded to it, and
therefore we take this opportunity to call attention not
only to one, but to the two schools which have been com
pIeted in st. Croix within the past few days. They are
the Claude @. Markoe School in Frederiksted, and the
Charles Emanuel School at Kings Hill.
OUR SCHOOLS HAVE really withstood the raw
ages of time. All of them are very old. In fact, except
for the Christiansted High School, with its adjoining
Grammar School, and the La Vallee School, all the
schools of the Island are at least so years old. Naturally,
when those schools were built, especially the ones in the
country districts, they served their purpose. Benches
instead Of desks were used, and black oilskin cloth
served for plackboards. But they did we'll, and with de-
termined purpose and a sense Of dedication the faithful
teachers did their best. The result was that we have
maintained a higher rate Of literacy than in many parts
Of the continental United States.
THE KINGS HILL School is modern in every re-
spect, and we are both grateful for and proud of it. It is
freproof, and so constructed as to Withstand hurricanes.
It is conveniently located to serve a fairly we'll populat-
ed area, and near enough to the Centerline Road to
make travel to and from rather easy. The classrooms are
large enough, and the lighting has been planned very
carefully. All in all the Public Works Agency did a good
job.
THE CLAUDE O. MARKOE School in Frederik-
sted is also another structure Of which that town and
the Island could be proud. Such school was needed,
and now we have it. 1t is also good that the legislature
broke precedent, and named the school after a well
known educator Of this Island.
NOW THAT THESE two schools have been COM
pleted and we'll equipped, we are another step closer to
our goal in education. The school plants are there and
, 1958-07-28
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple, will be received at the Depart
ment OF Property & Procurement, Division Of Procurement,
Christiansted, st. Croix '. I, until HOO AM, Friday, August
8, 1858 and then publicly opened for the following:
FURNISHING TRANSPORTATION TO SCHOOL Chill
DREN ON H ISLAND OF ST. CROIX IN ACCORDANCE
WITH N CONDITIONS CONTAINED IN
CONTRACT AGREEMENT TO BE EXECUTED BY N
ON BEHALF OF THE OF THE VIRGIN
ISLANDS N THE CONTRACTING CARRIER, DAILY
WHEN SCHOOLS ARE IN SESSION. IN ACCORDANf +
WITH MANUAL FOR PUPIL TRANSPORTATION ON
SCHOOL BUSES PREPARED BY THE DEPARTMENT
OF Q USE BY SCHOOL OFFICIALS
BUS
The Government reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality in bids and, unless otherwise
epecifed by the Government or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to Bid may be obtained from the De-
partment Of Property & Procurement, Division Of Procure
ment, upon request.
Daniel W.. Ambrose,
Commissioner of Property & Procurement.
By
Alphonso RonlneY
Clerkin-Charge
Div. of Proc, St. Croix.
, 1958-07-28

the teachers, who long toiled under unfavorable condi-
tions, will have the satisfaction Of knowing that their
classrooms will be modern and up to date, thus making
their tasks not only lighter, but more enjoyable, with it's
resultant beneficial effects upon the coming generation.
, 1958-07-28
CHPISTLANSTED THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF FOOD PICTURES"

H House OF GOOD PICTURES" u
Tuesday, July 20 Double Feature:
BAREFOOT BATTALION
Teenage WoEpacks become heroes in a nations fight for
freedomi
NATIONAL VELVET CTechnicolor)
Mickey Rooney Elizabeth Taylor
Wed, July 80 ANGEL French with Spanish Sub-titles
Dennis OKeefe Mara Lane Rosanna Brazil
Thursday, July 81 : cURUCU (Technicolor)
John Bromield Beverly Garland I
See amazing Curucu, Beast of the Amazon, one of the most
terrible sights you have ever seen!
Saturday, Aug. 2 Double Feature:
PHANTOM S~TAGECOACH
William Bishop Kathleen Crowley Richard Well
H LAST HUNT CinemaScope & Techncolor)
Robert Taylor : Stewart Granger Lloyd Nolan Debra Paget
Sunday, Aug. 8 WRITTEN ON THE WIND CTechnioolor)
Rock Hudson Lauren Bacall Robert Stack
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
Brasil Define
su Politica
sobre 81 Cafe

PARIS, Sept. 10.-(UPI)-La
posicion del Brasil, en- visperas
de la conferencia cafetalera de
Paris, quedo claramente def
nida en- rueda de prensa que
tuvo lugar; en- la embajada bra
silena, asistiendo los seis MEM
bros de la delegation presidida
por el DR.. Luis Toledo Piza So
brinho, representante del esta-
do de Sac Paulo, en- la junta adj
ministrativa del Institute Brasil
leno del Cafe.
Ell vocero de la delegation
hizo resaltar que los Observable
res brasilenos han venido a
Francia, no con ell prop6sito de
discutir I'm nuevo acuerdo, sino
sencillamente para contestar
preguntas y aclarar cualquier
punto que pudieran necesitar
los representatives de los pro.
ductores de paises africanos, du
rante su propia reunion.
En- principle, explicaron los
brasilenos, las negociaciones
acerca del convenio mundial
-(Pasa a la pag. y
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11

los dltimos dias no Sc justifica,
va que la controversial con ell
Minlstro de Hacienda es I'm
asInto Inferno que esta en- ca
mino de Solucion.
Sin embargo, Sc nego a sunni
nistrar mayores informes a la
espera de entrevistarse con ell
PTeSidente Lleras, ell Ministro
de Hacienda, fernando Agudelo
Villa y ell Comite Nacional de
Cafeteros, entidad esta que &C.
lehro aver una session extraordi-
maria, que fue convocada POGO
despues del sorpresivo regreso
de Tribe y a la cual asistieron
cuatro ministries.
Ell ambiente de expectativa de
los cIculos financieros, aumen.
ia a medida que Sc acerca la
reunion de Paris, en- la cual los
representatives de los producto-
res latinoamericanos y africanoS
discutiran sobre ell acuerdo
mundial. I'm reflejo de csc am
biente han sido las fuertes osci-
laciones que registra ell dollar IL
bre durante ell dia. Anteayer ell
dollar cerro a 7.86 y al mediodia
de aver Sc cotizaba a 1884.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
Ga. AgricoIu
de Guatemala
Declare Puro

GUATEMALA, Sept. 10
CUPID A las cero horas de la
madrugada de aver Sc inicio ell
paro de las actividades de la
Compania Agricola de Guatema-
la, subsidiaria de la United
Fruit Company y que en- sus
operaciones de exploitation ba-
nanera abarca. la region de Tt
quisate.
Ell paro fue declarado legal
por ell Juzgado de Esquintala y
confirmado por la primera sala
de la corte de apelaciones, ba-
sandose en- que Ell C6digo del
Trabajo expresa: FUN paro legal
es la suspension y ell abandono
temporal del trabaio, ordenado
y mantenido por uno o mas
patronos, en- forma pacifica y
con ell exclusive proposito de
defender ante los trabajadores
sus intereses economicos'.
I'm paro legal implica STEM
pre- ell cierre total de las EN-
presas que 10 declaren.
La compania anuncio que man
tendria en- actividad sus servi-
clos necesarios como hospitales,
luz y aqua.
Ell paro iniciado hoy es Ia
elimination de una disputa en-
ire la empresa, con unos cinco
mil trabajadores que tiene a su
servicio, surgida de la peticion
del SYNDICATE de trabajadores de
la empresa de Tiquisate, por
aumento de salaries y presto
clones adicionales. La empresa
contesto a la peticion, dicien-
do que sus condolences financie.
ras provocadas por ell aumento
de los costos de production y
la baja de las utilidades, mas
los danos causados a las plan
taciones por los hurricanes, no
lie permitian atender a tales Pc
ticiones.
Los costos de production au-
mentarian en- siete miliones en-
ell case de aumentarse los sala-
rios. En- 1855, ell salario minimo
Sc elevo en- 100 quetzal al dia, y
en- 1857, los obreros cobraron
un promedio effective de 2,81
~quetZales al dia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
Washington Posi-
EIogiu MudUrez
PoIiticu de Ia
Rep. de Chile
URIBE ~CONFERENCIA
CON LLERAS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 -
(UPI)-El Washington Post
And Times Herald, elogia edi-
toriatmente a Chile, por la ma
durez' politiea que ha demos
trado, en- las elecciones presi-
denciales de la semana paSada.
Ell peri6dico hace observar
que ell P~residente, virtualmente
electo, Jorge Alessandri, Sc Ell
contrara frente a multitud de
problemas, entire ellos la infla-
cion, Ell bajo precio del cobre
y una deuda de 100000, 900 de
dolares cuyo pfazo de liquida-
cion expira pronto. Luego dice:
Para acometer estos profile
mas, ell nueve Presidente de Chi
lie, promote un regimen de tipo
practice, comprometido a soste-
ner la libertad de i~niciativa y
un programa de austeridad. Pc
70 SUI nuev0 gobierno ha de
entenderselas con Ell Congreso,
con mas de una docena de par
tidos pofiticos. Contra este, ell
Senador Alessandri presenta las
ventajas de SUI Independence,
SUI entereza de caracter, ell exito
en- ell mundo de los negocios Y
ell abolengo familiar.
"El pueblo chileno hs demos
-(Pasa a la pag. y
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11

despues de varios dias de entire
vistas con las autoridades eco
nomicas del Brasil en- Rio de
Janelro. Su presencia ALI coin
cidl6 con la oposicion del ms
tituto Brasileho del Cafe, al Mi
nistro de Hacienda Lucas Lo-
pes.
FL Sorpresivo regreso de Uri-
be colucidio con un dia de ten
sa expectativa en- los medios fl
nancieros, provocada por una
ola de rumores sobre la ctitud
de- brasil frente a la retencion
cafeteria y la suerte final del
pacto mundial entire los paises
productores. simultaneously
Sc anticipo en- medios response
bles, que Colombia Sc prepare
para aumentar la retencion que
lie corresponds en- la actual
anualidad cafeteria y que Sc con-
vo"ara al Congreso Nacional de
C%afeteros, para informarlo So
bre los acuerdos mundiales que
estan gestionandose.
TRIBE declare que ell gobier-
no del Brasil ha ratificado SUI
apoyo a la politica de los pactos
mundiales y que Ia inquietud de
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
Acuerdo Entire
{. U. y Mexico
Sobre Ia Tv

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 =
tUPD-La Comisi6n Federal de
Comunicaciones, anuncio hoy un
acuerdo Official entire los Esta-
dos Unidos y Mexico, para la
concession de 70 canales de tele-
vision de ultra alta frecuencia
(UHF) en- areas proximas a la
frontera.
Ell acuerdo, que entro en- vigor
ell pasado 16 de julio, Sc for
maliz6 por un intercambio de
notas entire los dos paises. Cubre
los canales de UHF del IA al SO
y tiene un alcance de frecuen-
cia de 470 a 800 megaciclos.
+ Ell nuevo acuerdo incluye
asignaciones de canales especi-
ficas para go communicates me-
xicanas y 80 norteamericanas.
Supone algunos cambios en- las
-(Pasa a la pag. y
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
Argentina
Argentina
$4,000 Medieos
RenUnciun q
sus Cargos
Por ALBERTO sCHAZIN

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 10 -
CUPID Los $4,000 medicos de
hospitales, organizaciones ad-
ministrativas, clinicas, sindica-
tos, cooperativas privadas y CO.
lonias extranjeras, decidieron
presentar la renuncia de sus
cargos ell Is de septiembre,
agravando ash la huelga de pro-
fesionales en- TODD ell pals, que
lleva va dos semanas.
Recommendation a las autori-
dades, que procedan a la eva
cuacion de mas de 10000 en-
fermos que Sc encuentran en-
los hospitales, pues a partir del
dia II abandonaran totalmente
sus puestos sin atender siquiera
guardias de emergencia, como
hacen ahora.
La situacion lego a su crisis
extrema aver, cuando tres sin
dicatos obreros Sc negaron a
reincorporar a SUI servicio a
300 medicos como castigo por
haberse sumado a la huelga an
terror de so dias, solucionada ell
mes pasado.
FL movimiento anterior tuvo
SUI origen al ser despedidos un
centenar de PROFESSIONALS del
sindicato de Transporte Colec-
two de Buenos Aires.
Entire tanto, hoy Sc amplio la
huelga de carteros a los demas
empleados de correos, parali-
zando por segundo dia la re-
cepcion y distribution de CO.
rrespondencia.
La venta de sellos en- ell CO.
rreo central es atendida por los
jefes, pero las cartas continuan
acumulandose sin salir de los
buzones mientras sacos y mas
-(Pasa a la pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11
Serio Litigio
DipIomdtico
en- Venezuela

WASHINGTON, Sept. TO-
(UPI)-Un serio litigio diplo-
matico. sobre ell derecho de ash
10 parece haber comenzado a
gestarse en- Caracas, pero NADIA
Sc ha hecho aun por traer ell
asunto a la atencion de la Orga-
nizacion de los Estados Ameri-
canos.
Despachos de Venezuela in
dican, que ell gobierno venezo-
lano tiene intencion de negar
Salvoconductos a los lideres mi
litares rebeldes, que Sc refugia-
ron en- las embajadas de. Mexico
y Cuba a raiz del abortado al
Zamiento del domingo Gltimo.
Ell gobierno de Caracas ha
sostenido publicamente que los
oficialeS m~ilitares en- retro, son
delincuentes comunes y que, en-
consequential no tienen de-
reeho al asilo diplomatico.
Las delegsciones de Mexico
y Venezuela a la O.E.A. dijeron
que aun no habian recibido ms
trucciones a este respecto.
AL parecer, no ha llegado aun
ell momento de llevar ell asunto
a la organization interamerica-
ma.
Ell case de Venezuela, sin en-
barge, ha traido nuevamente a
colacion la va vieia posicion de
Colombia de que los oficiales
en- servicio active no deben te-
ner derecho a asilo. en- casos de
rebellion, porque estan en- Ell de-
-(Pasa a la pag. u
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-11

ViIIeda Mega
Sc lie Pidieru
la RenUnciu

TEGUCIGALPA. Sept. 10.

TEGUCIGALPA, Sept. 10. -
CUPID. = En- una audiencia a
la prensa, ell Presidente de la
Republica, Ramon Villeda Mora
les, desmintio categoricamente
la noticia difundida aver por
una radiodifusora nicaragiiense,
segun la cual ell ejercito lie ha.
bia pedido la renuncia.
A continuation, Ell presidente
dio lectura a un boletin, emit
do por la jefatura de las fuer-
zas armadas, en- ell cual Sc in
forma sobre la renuncia del CO.
mandante del primer battalion
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