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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-08
Children's Bys A. KAPLAN
BIBLE STORY

HELLO BOYS AND GIRLS!
Do you remember reading in the
newspaper some months ago about
a little boy whose mother forbade
him to go ice skating because the
ice was thin in spots on the lake,
but who went anyway because his
little playmate persuaded MIN TO
disobey his mothers express com
mand? What was the result Of
his disobedience? He fell thru the
ice and was drowned. Do you
think that his mother was arbi-
trary in forbidding him to go ice
skating? Was it because she did
not love him that she forbade him
to go? OF course not! Just think
of the heart-rending grief that
this little boy caused his mother
and loved ones by his disobe-
diencel
Do you know that a somewhat
similar experience took place in
that beautiful garden of Eden we
read about last week? The Bible
tells US that God told Adam and
Eve not to eat of the tree of
knowledge of Good and Evil, not
even to touch it, for God warned
them that if they ate of the fruit
of that tree, they would "surely
die" But Adam and Eve deliber-
ately disobeyed Gods command,
for we read that Eve "took of the
fruit thereof, and did eat, and
gave also unto her husband with
her; and he did eat" Just think
what they brought upon them
selves and upon the whole world
by their disobedieneel Not only
did they eventually die, but they
brought sorrow and death upon
the entire human race! Besides,
you can imagine how Gods great
heart of love was broken, for He
loves us more than any earthly
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parent can. Why did God forbid
Adam and Eve to eat of that par
ticular tree? Because it was not
good for them. Who was it that
tempted them to disobey Gods
express command? We read in the
Bible that is was the Serpent,
who is also called the Devil and
Satan.
And do you know what else hap
pened TO Adam and Eve because
of their disobedience? We read
that they were driven out of their
beautiful home in the garden, and
angels with a flaming sword were
placed at the entrance so that
they could no longer have access
to the Tree of Life and live for
ever as sinners. SO you see, boys
and girls, what tragic consequent
ces we can suffer if We disobey
either God or our godly parents.
Have you ever wondered why
God put the tree of knowledge of
Good and Evil in that garden?
Was it to tempt Adam and Eve
No indeed! 1t was to test them,
so that they would develop charac-
ter. You see, God created them,
and all of us, free moral agents
with the power to choose either
good or evil. If we didn't have that
power Of choice, We would be mere
machines, robots or manikins. God
wants us to love Him because we
choose to do so. Which would give
you more pleasure: to hear a re-
cord playing over and over again,
81 love you" or to have someone
who really loves you tell you so?
The Lord help you, boys and girls,
to always choose the good, for
thus you are sure to bring hap
piness not only to yourselves, but
also to all around you.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-08
INFANT DEATH

James Mahlon Glotfelty, Jr., in
FAINT son of James Mahlon Glotfelty.
and Jessie Ruth Bfner Glotfelty,
died in the Garrett County Me-
mortal hospital in Oakland on
Tuesday morning. II was born there
on Sunday May 4.
Graveside services were con-
Quoted this morning at 1890 in
the Ferndale cemetery in charge
of Rev. William Rogers, Baptist
minister.
Striving are the parents, the
paternal grandparents MIR. and
Mrs Becson Glotfelty. Oakland;
and maternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Noah Bittner, Deer Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-08
DIED
WALTER M. SHARES

Walter W. Sharps, Of Newburg
W Va, aged Is years, died Wed.
nesday May : at his home.
Survivors include his wife, Grace
Smoot Sharps; one daughter, Mrs
Margaret Spriggs, Ridgeley, w
Va; two Grandchildren; also one
brother, c. Z. Sharps Oakland. one
sister Mrs. Leona NanZandt Mid.
dleton Ohio.
Funeral services will be conducted
Sunday afternoon at , o'clock
standard time, at Newburg, W. Va.
with interment in the Newburf
cemetery.
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twenty-five Charged With
Motor Low Violations

twenty-five charges of violations
of the motor vehicle laws were
listed on the docket of Trial Magis-
trate Boyd Sanders, ST., during
the past several days.
Six persons were charged with
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-08

visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jones,
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sines Wis
tied her mother. Mrs. Evelyn
Hauser. on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-05-08
McCREARY TIRES

Triple Service and Super ST.
preme-All Nylon-NOne Bet
ter-Unconditionai Guarantee.
Trinle Service Tuhed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Girl, IS, Makes Good
As Boss of 7 Children

Judy's role as head Of the
house began when her
mother, Mrs. Bonita Moore
Kenny. went TO the hospital
10 days ago. The mother
gave Judy $40 for food and
left more money with neigh
bors.
In Judy's care we're g.
month-old twins Darlene and
Debbie. 2-year-old Randy,
Jacqueline. 5; Nancy. 8: Billy.
8. and Bonnie Jean, 10.
The officers took the chill
dren to Juvenile Hail. They
kept them a day and sent
back home a housekeeper to
oversee things.
Judy had proved herself
quite a homemaking execu-
tive. She delegated duties
dry the dishes, make the
beds. dust and mop-to the
older children.
Judy and the housekeeper
now are running the house
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

LONDON. Aus. IS Cap. -
The tiny Essex hamlet Of Little
London wants rs iirst bride in
30 years 10 have a quiet we'd
dlng-even n II means ground
ing the United States Air
Force.
Anne Bunting Is marrying
schoolteaoher Guy whitmarsh
August 20. the day the United
States Air Base at nearby
wethersfeld has an air display
scheduled.
That means % Sabre Jets
screaming so feet above the To-
cal church.
The people OF Little London
Ave cottages and q liquor
store were horrified at the idea
Of their special bride shouting
I do" above the din.
They told the Air Force. The
Sabres win be grounded for 20
minutes while the wedding
goes on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Man and Women
Held in Separate
Stubbing Deoths

A man and 4 woman were
ordered held for grand jury
action yesterday In the sep
arate stabbine deaths OF their
spouses.
A coroner's Jury acted In the
cases OF Mrs. Mary Il. Warning,
~. Of the 100 block OF Eleventh
street NE. and Randolph
Boney. IS. Of the 400 block OF
Twelfth street Sc.
Inquest testimony Indicated
Mrs. Warnings husband. John
Warning. 40. staggered into
District General Hospital the
night Of July - bleeding from
a severed leg artery.
AZ first he said he had been
yoked and stabbed by un-
known assailants. but police in
vestigation involved his wife.
He died In the hospital August
II.
The other inquest dealt with
the death OF Mrs. Thelma L.
Boney. IS. who was found
stabbed to death last Monday
morning in Buchanan play
ground.
The jury was told by wit
nesses that Boney waited In
the park until his wife APP
preached, then stabbed her be-
tween the shoulder blades with
a knife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

LONG BEACH. Calf. Aug.
IS AP.-Worried about
teen-agers7
Wen. consider the case Of
Judy Moore.
She's IS and cute. She has
a steady boy friend and likes
rock n roll. She grew up In
q twice-broken home She
lives in a low-income housing
project.
Her mother is in a hospital
after major surgery.
Her parents are separated.
Neighbors called juvenile
officers to the Moore home
the other day.
Trouble? Not at all.
They thought Judy was
carrying too big a burden
for a 15-year-old.
This is what amazed ju-
venile officers found:
Judy in charge Of seven
younger brothers and sisters.
All we're clean and well fed.
The refrigerator and cup
boards we're stocked with
nourishing food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
CIV Pharmacy Student
Found Decd in River

A body Identified as that Of
Patrick r. Mcclure. %. a
George Washington School OF
Pharmacy student. was taken
from the Potomac River near
Key Bridge today.
Mr.. MCGUIRE Of 4siO Third
street Sc, had been missing
since Monday afternoon when
he had gone 10 the river alone
for a swim. Earlier a plastic
life raft had been found near
the bridge. On Il were articles
OF clothing and other items
Identified as Mr.. McGuires.
Pvts. Donald r. Purviace and
Kenneth j. Isaacs OF the
Seventh Precinct brought In
the body with a rowboat shortly
after 8 am.
The body was identified by
PVT. II. C. McClelland OF the
Trafflc Division. who said he
knew Mr.. MCGUIRE.
There appeared the posi-
bility the young man had met
with an accident. Around his
neck was a strap and case
carrying a transistor radio. with
the volume turned high. He
obviously would not have worn
the case while taking a swim.
Police said an autopsy would
be performed.
Mr.. Mcclure. tall. sturdily-
built young man with black,
crew-cut hair. had often gone
TO the river with a friend. This
week the friend was away and.
having a day Of from the
part-time job at the Chesa-
peake Pharmacy. Sixth and
Chesapeake streets Sc, Mr..
MCGUIRE decided TO 90 alone.
II was a familiar scene to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

him. for his mother. Mrs. Ruby
r. MCGUIRE. had taught him
and her other sons 10 swim IN
the Potomac years ago.
Il would rent a rowboat for
81 and take them on a picnic.
she recalled today. Patrick
and the others learned 10 swim
while / held them from the
boat With a clothesline."
Another son. Terry. made a
strong bid for the Olympic
swimming team two years ago.
He decided to abandon the eff
fort to enter the University Of
Denver. The other son by a
former marriage, Walter Pratt,
lives at Portsmouth, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
A Strange Toll

ALBUQUERQUE. N. Mex
ella monsters grow TO a length
of 2 feet, have q fiat. blunt
head and a heavy-set, cylindri-
cal body. powerful. stubby legs
and an diversified tail. The tail
Is important. CHA monsters can
store fat in their tails and save
their lives by living on this for
several months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

Dean Carr Barteison Lavell,
associate professor OF sociology
and assistant dean in the junior
college at George Washington
University. has been granted a
years leave Of absence to do
specialized studies in sociology
at the State University Of Iowa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
Frondizi Invitard
d P~ersonuidudes
d ir a Argentina

BUENOS AIRES, Mar. 3-(UP)
En- SUI seccion de concentrates
po%liticos, eel Mundo" dice que ell
Presidente electc, Arturo Frondi-
ii, invItara a destacadas %personali-
dades americans, con las que
mantiene antigua amistad, a las
ceremonies de Ia transmission del
mando.
Entire elias enumera al ex Pre-
sidente mexicano, Lazaro Carde-
mas; al ex PresIGente venezolano,
Romul0 Betancourt; a Adlai Ste
venson. derrotado dos vece como
candidate presidential en- Estados
Unidos; a Luis Bossay, candidate
presidential del radicalismo chile
no; a Eduardo Fret, dirigente de-
m0crata cristiano de csc ultimo
pals; a Jovito Villalba, de Vene-
zuela, y a Juan Jose Arevalo, ex
p~residente de Guatemala.
Agrega Gel Mundo" que entire
los invitados de- Presidente provi-
sional, General Aramburu, figu.
rara ell escritor colombianao Ger
man Arciniegas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
~Inuugurun obras
! P1bIicus en- Ia
Rep. Dominieunu

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, mario B.
(UP).-Continuan inaugurandose
importantes obras publicas con mo
two de la celebration del ia ami
v%ersario de la Independence de la
Republica Dominicana. ,
Las obras, que representa- un
costo de cerca de 70 millones de
d6lares, incluyen nuevas carrete-
ras, puentes, hospitales, escuelas
etc.
Como uparte del programa Sc
e~fectuaron hoy im%portantes ma
niobras del ejercito, de la marina
v de la aviaci6n, en- las que Sc pu-
sieron a prueba armamentos mo-
desrnos Y nuevos explosives.
Sc encuentran en- puerto, con
motive de las festividades, los bu-
cues de guerra franceses Jean d.
Arc" Y ia Granadiere''. Ell Gene
raj Hector Trujillo Molina, Presi-
dente de la Republica. y Ell Gene
ralfsimo Rafael L. Trujillo, recible-
ron hoy en- ell palacio a la oficia-
lidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
En- Washington
NUevo Interes pOr
Fl Mercudo CcmUn
m

WASHINGTON, MARIO 3. (UP)
La idea del Mercado Comdn La
tinoamericano ha despertado nue.
vo interes en- eSta capital como
consequence de la reunion de eco
nomistas de la America Latina que
tuvo lugar en- Santiago de Chile a
principles de febrero, a invita-
ci6n de la Comision Economical pa
ra la America Latina de las Ma
clones Unidas.
Mas recomendaciones formula
das en- dicha reunion fueron repair
tidas en Washington esta semana
y ST objeto de estudio especial,
de parte de las dependencies gu
bernativaS interesadas y de las en-
baiadas latinoamericanas.
Las recomendaciones Sc consi-
deran sumamente oportunas por
ell gran debate que Sc aproxima,
en- Ell congreso sobre la politica CO.
mercial International futura de
Estados Unidos y porque Washing
ton trata de evaluar en- estos mo-
mentoS la trascendencia del plan
del Mercado Comun Europeo, que
entr6 en- vigor ell primero de enc
70.
Los funcionarios del gobierno
norteamericano, consultados por
Pasa a la pagina s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
Uruguay Estd Hastiado del Sistema
de Gobierno por Consejo> Tipo Suizo

"La queja principal contra Ell
sistema de gobierno tipo c~onsejo
dice Dubois - eS que no puede
lograr que Sc realize trabajo al
guno y que ell Consejo, Sc ha
convertible en- una simple socie-
dad deliberadora."
"Por la Influenza que tiene
la opinion publica localmente =
agrega Dubois = la prensa da a
conocer en- detalle cada session
del Consejo. Por consiguiente,
los nueve lideres politicos que
integran ell Consejo debaten ge-
neralmente los problemas del
pals cual 81 estuviesen hbalando
en- mitines politicos."
Dubois dice tambien que las
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS Pa. ;

Ell Ministro nos dijo que 81 Presi
dente habia lamentado tambien Il
%suceso".
Alexander manifesto que SUI pc.
riodico no aparecera 81 Ell Minis-
tro no confirma las garantias Dor
escrito.
ultima Hora" Sc fund6 hace
30 amos. Els apolitico y no perte.
nece a ningun partido politico. Ha
criticado duramente a Paz Esten.
ssoro, que actualmente desempeha
ell cargo de E%mbaiador en- Londres.
Entire otras cosas ha dicho que
SUI anunciado regreso constituye
una amenaza para ell pals.
All mismo tempo Sc anunci6 que
continuaba sin ningun cambio la
huelga de Gel Diario" y Sc infor.
mo que ell personal de otro diario,
LA Nacion", habia decidido apla.
Ear hasta Ell martes SUI anunciada
huelga, que no guarda relaci6n con
la anterior.
En- Gambia Sc solucion6 la huel-
ga del personal de Servicios Coope.
rativos Latinoamericano, conce-
diendo I'm aumento a los emplea.
dos.
(COntinua en- la Pagina d
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

abada en- que ultima Hora' critic6
al ex Presidente, Victor Paz Es-
%tenssoro",
Varias personals %entraron aver
en- ell edificio del diario y deSpues
de atacar al personal y HERR al
gerente, destruyeron una buena
parte de la edicion.
Ell director de ultima Hora",
Alfredo Alexander, dijo que hoy
habia viSitado al Ministro de Go.
bierno, acompanado del director
de SUI. peri6dico, Noises Alcazar
para "protestar del atentado de
que fuimos objeto'.
Gel Ministro, CuadrOs Quiroga,
lamentando ell atentado ana
do expreso que nos concederia
amplias garantias y protection po.
liciaca para garantizar la apart
ci6n del diario. FL ministro agre-
60 que manana temprano nos con
firmaria las garantias por escrito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
BeIa0nde Terry
Atacu Cobierno
del DR.. P7udo

LIMA, mario 3.-(UP).-En un
aggressive discurso que pronuncio
anoche, en- ell vecino puerto del
Callao, ell arquitecto Fernando Be-
Iaunde Terry, jefe del Partido Ac-
cion Popular, dijo que ell gobierno
del doctor Manuel Prado no cum
pie sus promesas y que las solu-
clones que %presentan los parlamen-
tarios de SUI partido no son toma-
das en- cuenta.
FL discourse de Beladnde Terry
estuvo destinado, segun Sc habia
anticipate, a replicar al que pro-
nuncio Ell sabado % de febrero,
ell doctor Manuel Cisneros Sanchez,
en- ell que hizo un recuento de la
labor d~esarrollada por ell gobierno
del doctor Prado.
CisnerOs Sanchez es ell jefe del
Gabinete, Ministro de Justicia y
presidente del Partido Movimiento
Democratico Peruano, que esta en-
Ell pOder.
Beladnde Terry, ex candidate
presidential, hablando ante una
manifestation de alrededor de Gin
co mil personals, atac6 la politica
h~acendaria del actual gobierno,
expresando:
"Puede decirse que en- materia
economical, ell gobierno no sigue
un rumbo, va al garete. No existe
en- realidad una politica bien de-
finida en- csc sentido y estamos a
MERGED de las veleidades de quie-
mes dirigen estos %asuntos, para ell
empobrecimiento de los mas y Ell
enriquecimiento de los menos.
"Grandes consorcios extranjeros
son beneficiados o inesperadas
y cuantiosas ganancias que, con
guante blanco, Sc extraen del boil
sillo peruano".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
EscuItoru de {. U.
~ProcIumudu 'MUier
de las Americas

NUEVA YORK, mario 8. (UP).
La escultora norteamericana,
Anna Hyatt Huntington, ha sido
elegida como 'Mujer de las Anne
ricas, 1858" por ia Union de Mule
res Americans. como reconocl-
miento a SUI labor en- favor de la
culture hispanoamericana.
Ell anuncio fue hecho hoy por la
vicepresidenta de la sociedad, Sc
nora Evangelina Vaughn, quien
dijo que Ell proximo mes de mayo,
en- acto especial que habra en- esta
ciudad. Sc hara entrega de la dis
tincion a ia agraciada.
La sonora de Huntington, viuda
de Archer M. Huntington, funda-
dor del Museo Hispanico y de la
Sociedad Hispanica de Nueva
York, esta terminando en- estos
dias una estatua ecuestre del pa
triota cubano jose Marti, que sera
levantada en- ell Farque Central de
Nueva York.
La escultora, va octogenarla pc
no plena de e~nergias. es conocida
en- Espana y America por la labor
que cUmpIi6 junto a su esposo y
despues por 81 sola. En- Espana Sc
levantan estatuas del Cid campea-
dor y yarias de Don Quiiote en- di-
versus ciudades Esculpio la gran
fuente LA Antcrcha" de Madrid,
que simboliza Ell rraspaso de la Gull
tura espafola a America, la que ha
sido reprcducida en- La Habana.
En- ell museo hispanico de Nueva
York Sc exhiber varios a~ltorelie-
yes, que traducen diversos aspec-
tos de la cultura espanola, y que.
han confeccionado en- ell transcurso
de los dltimos amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
ArficuIO de Jules Dubois

CHICAGO, mario 3 (UP)-
Ell Chicago Tribune" publica en-
la edicion de hoy lunes. que CO.
memo a circular anoche, un des-
pacho de Montevideo, de su 20
rresponsal Jules Dubois, en- Ell
que este dice que, ell pueblo Y
los politicos de Uruguay, "estan
hastiados del gran experiments
de gobierno por c~onsejo, estilo
suizo, que tiene ell pals desde
hace cuatro AMOS.
Segun ell despacho de Dubois,
es possible que ell pueblo urugua
yo vote antes de terminar ell ano
en- favor de volver al sistema de
gobierno por p~residente unico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

dos principles figuras politicas
del pals, Luis Battle Berries y
Luis Alberto Herrera, que per-
tenecen al Consejo, son parti-
darios de Su abolicion.
TRASPASO DEL MANDO A
FISCHER
MONTEVIDEO, MARIO 3 CUP)
Ell C%onsejo Nacional de Gobier-
no realiz6 una session extraordi-
maria a fin de proceder al cam
bio constitutional de Presidente
de dicho cuerpo, asumiendo ell al
to cargo por Ell proximo ano, Ell
~consejero nacional, Carlos Fis.
cher.
Ell presidente saliente, senior
(COntin1a en- la Pagina a.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
Rio de Juneiro
cumple 1913 Amos
de su Funducion

RIO JANENRO, mario 3 (UP),
Rio de Janeiro conmemor6 Ell
sabado 392 amos de SUI f~undacion,
sufriendo una de las peores crisis
por falta de aqua que haya expe-
rimentado la ciudad.
Sc celebraron diversos actos
commemorative pero ell principal
fue la re-inauguracion del acue-
ducto del Rio Guandu que permit
tira a la ciudad contar nuevamen-
te cor aqua a partir de esta noche.
La capital. que TODD ell mes pasado
sufrio de calor s~ofocante y humedo
superior a los 80 grades centig~a-
dos, vi6 aumentads su penuaria
por ~desperfectcs de csc acueduc-
to, y la situacion empeoro en- los
lltimos dias de febrero al mum
dsrse la ciudad despues dc una
tormenta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
Lemus Y viIIedu
AcUerdun Unirse
Contra los Roios

COLONIA Ell REFUGIO, La Pal
ma (El Salvador), mario 8 (UP)
Ell Presidente de FL Salvador,
Jose Maria Lemus, y ell de Hondu-
raS, Ramon Villeda Morales, acor-
daron aver 'unificar los procedi-
mientos de los dos paises para
con~trarrestar la labor disociadora
de los elementos extremists que
combaten contra la democracia".
Ell acuerdo Sc obtuvo en- una re.
union que celebraron los dos pre-
sidentes aver por la manana en- la
aldea denominada Poy, del depar-
tamento de Chalatenando.
En- la reunion participaron las
Pasa a la pagina s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

corrido entire e. 2 de enero, dia
en- que Sc sbrieron los puestos, Y e!
q de febrero, eS decir en- Sc jor-
nadas, era de 100000 aproximada-
mente. FL lunes Sc inscribieron
1898 personals; ell martes 822-,
ell microbes 12.120, ell iueves
nueve mil personals y aver aproxi-
madamente 10 roo. Aun cUando
los datos exactos de la inscription
solo seran suministrados Official
mente en- la tarde del sabado cal
culos serios dicen que ell tgtal
puede sohrepaSa, la cifra de 1907
900 y que ell domingo a las IL de
la noche. bora definitiva del Gle
IRE, estaran inscritos por 10 me
nos 200 mil ciudadanos.
La labor en- los puestos fue es-
pecialmente intensa dursnte TODD
ell dia de aver y 10 sera especial
mente hoy Los 25 puestos fiios Y
la unidad movil. tr~abajaron hasta
las doce de la nnche. Ell mismo no.
rario 8 A. NJ. a IL P. M. - fue ell
del domingo.
DISTRITO ESPECIAL
AL total de 100000 inScripciones
en- Bogota hay cue sumar necesa-
riamente las $4,000 inscripciones,
aproximadamenIe, obtenidas en- los
cinco municipia. anexados al Dis
trito Especial 10 cual permite
Greer que ell gran total en- Bogota,
D. E. pueda llegar a los 100000.
MARGEN ELECTORAL
De acuerdo con los calculos de
las autoridades electorales, Bogota,
D. E., podra depositar en- las ur-
mas, Ell proximo Is de mario, apro-
ximadamente 400, 900 votos, tenien-
do en- cuenta - desde luego =
que por 10 menos 5000 disponen
de las cedulas nuevas expedidas
aqui.
EN- Ell. PALS
En- cuanto al total de inscripcio-
mes en- Ell pals la Registraduria
Nacional del EStado Civil ha reci-
Dido informes segun los cuales es-
tie pueda alcanzar los 2.400. 900.
Hasta ell dia microbes ell total era
de 1854. 13a en- solo 800 munich
pios.
Ell vlernes ell total nacional Sc es-
taba acercando 2 los dos millones
y Sc cree que sobrepasara con mu-
cha v~entaja a csta suma.
UN ULTIMC ESFUERZO
Anoche ell Registrador Nacio-
nal, General Francisco Rojas Scar
petta, pidi6 que la ciudadania ha-
ga "un dltimo esfuerzo para ms
cribirse va que solamente faltaban