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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

Nation and the peace Of the
world"
Mr.. Nixon said, 1.-THE USO is
needed more in peacetime than
in wartime"
Award to Hope
He also presented an appre-
citation award to Comedian Bob
Hope for 'the great contribu-
lions he has made over many
years to the welfare and we'll
being Of Americas armed forces
around the world by carrying
to them the needed and much
appreciated gifts of fun and
laughter"
The award was presented by
the board of governors Of the
USO and signed by Harvey S,
Firestone. jr.. national chair
man, and Holgar j. johnson,
president.
Earlier yesterday. Mr.. Hope
had visited the Russian En-
bassy to obtain a visa to go to
Moscow.
ITO show you how far a
comedian will go to get a new
laugh" he explained.
James A. Linen of Green
wich, Conn.,, was named USO
national campaign chairman
for the second year.
He reported that last year in
spiteof the problems imposed by
the economic recession, 2,100
united funds and community
chests raised a record $4l2 mil
lion,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
USO Hears Nixon Cite
Peril in Summit Talks

President last night told the USO that summit
meeting might end in Illustration and bitterness and Gin
crease world tensions"
said however the United States still favors meeting
between the leading nations holds promises Of easing world
tensions
He insisted that adequate preparations made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

:, Adjust the roaryirw mirror
before starting SO that there
IL clear view OF the road
IN back without having 10
turn the head
4, Use both hands ON tho steer
ing wheel, preferably in the
position Of 1000 and 400 on
the clock
o SIT comfortably because an
Improper position LEADS 10
muscle strain resulting Ia
fatigue
II What procedures should h. used
u vehicle has standard con-
Nentianal shift dow intcrmedi-
ate highs
| Test for neutral position OF
gear shift lever
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
KEEP PACE Win TRAFFIC

According 10 the Amor
con Automobile hstocia
tons motoring b o Oh for
odulh, HOW 10 DRIVE. Tho
hes, drivers keep pocs With
The ifofiie around them, "
you drive foster or slower
ihan The general ho~ on
iro'iic, Yov creoie hotdrds,
especially by Increasing the
amount of passing yoO DO OF
The number Of time, 700
must be pa,ied by other
cau. Snail drivers ore ulmoi'
OF bod os spesdeu They
may not be involved In o'
many accidents themselves,
bvi their dinegofd Of Inc
right, OF other high~oT
uiep eouses some people 20
iose foolish ohonesf For
masimum soisiy, Keep poce
with the eeosfol iroHic.
ccs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Reporting Accidents

Tire legal requirements relative
% the reporting Of accidents ar.
Ger from state 70 state u n adj
ylsabit b get complete and accur-
atc information about the Law IN
the state IL which 1ns 81 travelling
Il Involved n ar accident
Minnesota has a Safety Resppn-
sbilty Act T7bs act affects th0ss
persons gsb0 are unable or On.
willing 70 satisfy damages uis-
tainsd ~ airy person who may be
injured Or suffer property damage
A. q result Of q motor vehicle e..
ciaent spgh persons must drivr ~
% - avoid accidents. or they will
suffer ths loss % their drivers d.
cfna~s
Ksrh driver ~ motor vehicle
involved IN an accident In whirh
any rers1n was Killed of injured
~ where there has t4sn Nffy
dollars ~ more total property
israazs must report fhs zcrissnt
promptly - IRE Comnaissis ner q
Hgswsys The ar1ycrp iieenss u
saeh dfivsr ard ggusr involved ~
'sszs ~ a<caent uaas, b. n8s
perde5 ~ ths Commissioner a
Hgingaya unless
There - aIea YIN ne Crn-
missioner - Highways written m
forTnaton ss0afng that there Nsa
n fnrce a. tas firs n ~ a..
caeat a notay vehicle hat4hty
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

2 Press down ON clutch pedat.
II conventional type clutch
There may not ho clutch
pedal IL the vehicle has auto
matte transmission.
tContinued Next weckl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
ACCIDENT RESPONSIBILITY
At the Scene OF AN Accident

At the Scene OF an Acctu"ht
II one comes upon the scene Of
an accident or Is involved In an
accident himself. there are spec
ific common-senso procedures uhat
should be followed
/. II possible, drive your car off
the road IN order 10 eliminate a
hazard on the highway
@ Keep cool and try 10 calm IN
iured persons
8. See that the proper precau-
lions are taken 20 prevent other
cars from crashing into the dam
aged ones Flares should be set
up If they are available az aigNt
accidents, or watchers should be
posted 60 warn other motorists,
4 Protect or help the injured
persons so that no further injury
viii occur Every driver should
have a basic knowledge ~ ntst
aid to be prepared for Just such
an emergency, To be able % stop
serious bleeding or 10 revive "A
carbon mouoxide victim are only
two examples Of how a life could
be saved BE cautious 10 apply
first aid only 10 the extont that
you know you are acting property
Never move an injured person
Consult the Red Cross Manual
on First Aid for detailed informa.
tion on this mbjectl
5 summon the local police, the
sheriff or a highway patrol officer
requesting medical aid and nm am
hulanco II that seems necessary,
9 Secure the names and address
ses Of all available witnesses
Last the names, addresses and
"a general description Of every per-
son involved ia the accident state
nature Of injury for each injured
person.
3 n you are STRUCK by motor
vehicle. OF you are The driver or
occupant or attending vehicle
conidod with, ask the driver 10
show hts drivers license Check the
description on the license 10 aee
n the description fits
9 Secure the make. type and
license numbers Of al the vehicles
involved ia the accident
10. Obtain the name and address
Of the owner Of the vehicle ~ tho
present operator does no, own u.
"A Note the time u the nc.
eident the weather and The con
diti0n ~ the road Describe iha
events leading up 10 the accident
and the condition. the speed and
position ~ an vehicles In he
accident. Observe the damage au-
tainsd Recording al tibH inform
alton may prove valuable n y0u are
involved IN a lawumtj ~ you
have automobile disability Insurance
notify your insurance company or
agent - once II you have no IN
rIranes IL may b. well for you q
consult : lawyer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

The h9hspss5 sgpfstsysag psi"ofk hat u BENG
buf ihsoyghoJi NE coyshY ~il solve monr Of or
worst noHc pfoblsris ~ 'hs same tna y nill ceais
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pofiont 81 which Is 10 siaT olsd ~hfs diving nile
otter nile or brood. Bfsish'. lsys 'ood1ur. Tho
eonsoni puu % hs engine. hytn u me fires. some
nsti % the scenery ord general monoionY con bnng
obogi o tvb olsd gois In drivers saotn as highway
hypnosjs" rs deosly master. ard psopls under ~
spell hove been Known 70 dire light Of broad. ihoghi
roads slo~ into oihe, roaie. ord s,sn dczs Of ihs
wheel
HOW 10 DRIVE, ths bhb'f book ior adgl' drivers.
contains hsss ipi hot ~i hslp roU Avoid highway
hypnosis" cot H9hi Nsaf. eonfodnbis ciohst,
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
CAMPAIGN

Potronixe These Reputable Merchants
They Are The Ones Thot Make The Sofefy
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

This is the third Safety There will be different
tera each week. Read the issues carefully and abide by
Mornings written viii have Less Accidents and Deaths
on our Minnesota Highways.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07
New Books
For Catholics

CIRCUS T, ANTON : HER
MANN. Socrates: Man and
Myth. { University of Notre
Dame, $6.75). A documented
quest for the historical Socra-
tes."
COLIN, LOUIS. Our, Lady,
Queen Or The Religious Life.
Newman. 1878. A translation
from the French.
ENZLER, CLARENCE. My
Other Self. Bruce. $3.50. A
work of lay spirituality Gin
which Christ speaks to the soul
on Living His Life.
CANNON, JOHN MARK,
ARCHBISHOP. The Martyrs of
the United States of America.
(Chancery Office, Erie, Pa. $4).
Edited by Msgr. James Powers,
Secretary of the Commission for
the Cause of Canonization of the
Martyrs of the United States.
GUARDINI, ROMANO. Medi-
tations Before Mass. Mewman.
SIPS Paper. A reprint.
HUNT, Marigold. A Book Of
Angels. (Sheed & Ward. $3). Bib
lical stories retold for children
of ages 8 to Is.
LIE CORBUSIER. The Chapel
At Ronchamp. (Praeger, $3.50.
The history with over 100 illus
trations Of a revolutionary work
of art in France.
Little Office OF The Blessed
Virgin Mary, Latin : English.
Newman. $3.75). New official
edition revised by Augustine
Bea, ST., with English transla-
ton by Aurelian Scharf O.F.M.
MANNING, CLARENCE. A
History OF Slavic Studies In the
United States. marquette Uni
versity Press. Cloth, $4.2O; Pa
per, $50. A scholarly survey.
MICHAEL A.
Verdict! Doubleday. $3.50. The
biography of an outstanding
Catholic lawyer who began
through defense Of unpopular
cases.
PATTERSON, FRANCES
TAYLOR. Catherine Tekakwi-
tina. (Sheed & Ward. $3). Biogra.
ply for children of ages IL to
16.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07

churches during Lent as a way
of bringing a more complete un-
derstanding of the liturgy to the
faithful and familiarizing them
with the lives of many saints.
The stational churches are As
churches in Rome. Centuries
ago, on the days of Lent, on en-
Der days, Sundays in Advent and
certain vigils and chief feasts, a
procession of Roman clergy and
people went to the appointed
stational church of the day.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07

Catholic church here explains
Father Mckee. "Her husband
is principal Of . college and
superintendent Of a hospital"
During her visit. a Korean
priest invited her to come for
instructions. She began the doc
trinal course and later brought
her husband. The pair lasted the
six-month probation period, be-
came well-educated in the Faith,
and were baptized.
The lady at once began to tell
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07

The particular Station" Of
the day is still noted in the
Roman missal on the 81 days
in the year on which The pro-
eession took place. In Rome
in recent years Cardinals have
presided at Lenfen devofions
in fhe various ststionaI
churches. Many US. priests
studying in Rome have made
IL q practice TO celebrate Mass
at the proper sfational church
for each day during Lent.
The Propers of the Masses
for these days often contain pas
sages which are especially sig
nificant because of physical
characteristics of the stational
church or its surroundings.
The stational church for the
Friday of the third week in
Lent, for example. is the Roman
church of St. Lawrence in Luz
Gina. The proper of the Mass
for that day contains many ref
erences to water - explained
in part by the fact that there
are two great spouts of water at
the entrance to the church.
Each day during Lent . pro-
cession is held in Holy Cross
Church, while the children Of
the parish chant fhe Lifany Of
the Saints and the priest car.
ries to the altar a relic Of the
saint for whom the days "sta.
fionaI" church in named.
Mass follows and a sermon on
the saint is preached. After
Mass the congregation is blessed
with the relic. A large map of
Rome is placed before the pull
pit, with a purple cross mark
ing the location of the station
al" church.
Holy Family Church has &C
CURED relics of all the stational
saints and the relic of the saint
of the day is carried in the Lent
en- professions there.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07
Ancient Tradition
Explains Liturgy

ST. LOUIS NCl A st. Louis pastor has found
that a centuries-old Roman tradition can help explain
the Church's liturgy to his parishioners.
Msgr. Martin B.. Hellriegel, pastor of the Holy Cross
Church, is using the custom of visiting "stational"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07

Earnest people are often peo-
pie who habitually look on the
serious side of things that have
no serious side.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07

her friends about the church,
and is responsible SO far for fif-
teen others being baptized.
These include six male doctors,
one woman doctor, two uniyer-
sity professors, and a profess
sor's wife.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07

DETROIT - MC) - record
total of 1927 67. so was con-
tributed by the faithful Of the
Detroit archdiocese to the
Church's worldwide missions In
1857.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07
Korea Woman Spreads Faith

PUSAN, KOREA - The
Korean people make excel
lent missioners, this young
American priest discovered.
Father Thomas E. Nc
Kee, Maryknoll Missioner of
Tulsa, Okla, reports that Kor-
can converts frequently become
real apostles in spreading their
new Faith.
"A good example happen
ed when q weII-educated and
prominent woman visited .
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07

BY giving through Easter
Seals, you help a crippled child
walk.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-07

Classified Ads bring results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

Lancaster Brund Top
Quality Sliced Bacon
For Felix's Vine Wont The Best
s:t;'.'43' K, Z S.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
Russia
(Viene de la Primera)

de articulos que Sc necesltan
"Aunque estan cumpliendo Ell
plan en- 10 que Sc retire a la
production bruta, las empresas
ind,viduales, los consoles de
economic nacional y las repu'
blicas de la union no estan cum
pliendo sus tareas con respecto
a la production de articulos
esenciales'', segun ell diario.
"Pravda" denuncio que algu.
mas empresas en- varias de las
republicas sovieticas mo habien
do cumplido ell plan de siete me
ses para la manufacture de inn
portantisimas maquinas corta-
doras de metales, produjeron
excediendose del plan, grandes
canrdades de maquinas de di-
seno anticuado y baja produc-
tividad."
La industrial en- la republica
rusa y en- Ucrania, anadi6, ha
p%roducido "menos equipo lami-
nador menos maquinas for
jadoras automobiles, menos re-
frigeradoras caseras, menos MAJ
qulnas lavadoras y otros arti-
culos que los planeados" en- ell
curse de los primeros siete me.
ses del ano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
SINTESIS
(Viene de la Primera)
POTENCIAL DE REPRESALIA
DE EE. UU.

DE EE. w.
CABO C~ANAVERAL, CUPID.
Ell potential de represalia de
la nacion para responder con
un proyectil intercontinental
a cualquier ataque enemigo, CO.
bro mayor vigor con la prueba
de un nuevo cohete "Atlas" de
Glen toneladas.
Aunque ell proyectil no ha 81
dc lanzado al maxine de su al
canoe hasta la fecha, ha demos
trado en- tres vuelos a 1890 XII
lometros que es capaz de depo'
star SUI carga explosive en- un
blanco predetermined. Sc cree
que en- las proximas semanas
Sc lie sometera a pruega en- un
vuelo de $3.50 Kilometres.
Ell Atlas disparado aver, pas6
por 10 que los peritos denomi-
nan eel ojo de la aguja", osea,
ell arc imaginario en- ell espacio
que el proyectil debe penetrar
cuando Sc lie lama correcta.
mente.
Luego, Sc supo, ell proyectil
de cast Is metros de largo de.
posito su punta que seria una
bomba de hidr6geno 81 la nacion
estuviese en- guerra -en una
iona predetermined a 1890 XII.
lometros de distancia, en- el
Atlatico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

mes de diciembre de 1856, CO.
memo Cuba a arder en- los frago
res de una encarnizada, SAN
grienta guerra civil que Sc pro.
Tonga todavia, y que Sc ha ex.
tendido, paso a paso, como re-
gucro de p6lvora, a la provin-
cia de Camagiiey y a la Cordi.
llera de los Organos, en- la por-
cion mas occidental de la Repu.
blica.
Cientos, millares de cubanos
han caido en- esta pelea sin Guar
tel. Cientos, millares de cuba
nos caerAn, en- una contienda
que adquiere extraho parecido
con Ia librada (tambien en- las
inontanas de Oriente, Las vi.
Has, Camagiiey y pinar del Rio)
por los ejercitos insurrectos
que comandaron Maxine Co
mez y Antonio Maceo, Calixto
Garcia y Serafin Sanchez.
Cuba esta reeditando SUI epo-
peya en- Ia segunda mitad del
siglo Xxx, a los ojos de un con.
tinente que pugna todavia por
c0nquistar la verdadera liber.
tad para todos sus pobladores.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
Invasion de Camoquev
Y Las Villas Anunci6 la
de. los Rebe|des

hijo de I'm Sargento del Ejer
cito L%ibertador, Delegado pro-
pietario al Consejo Nacional de
Veteranos por la provincial de
Oriente y Presidente de Honor
de la maxima institution vete-
ranlSta
Para los viejos f~orjadores
de la nacionalidad cubana, suS
hijos, viudas y demas descen,
dientes -diieron los Senores
Captain Emilio San Pedro y H.
PortuUndo Linares, secretario
organizador, respectivamente -
este almuerzo, que TRADITIONAL
mente ofrecia ell Primer Magis-
trado de la nacion a los delega-
dos al Congreso de Reafirma-
cion Patriotica, reviste este ano
singularisima significacion.
EMBARCAN DIRIGENTES
Los dirigentes maritimos Sc
hores Sergio Pons, de la Fede-
racion Obrera Martina Ma
cional, y Jose Ensenat, del Sim
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
CONYERSACIONES
TECNICAS

Sept. 16
-OIPD-Se cree que los Es-
tados Unidos aceptaran la
oferta rusa de comenzar las
conversaciones tecnicas en-
Ginebra ell 10 de noviembre
proximo, sobre los medios pa
"a impedir un ataque por sor-
presa, 81 no Sc encuentran
"tretas" en- la oferta.
La Radio Moscu anuncio
anoche que la Union Soviet
ca acept6 la propuesta nortea
mericana para las negocia
clones sobre los medios para
evitar ataques por sorpresa
v Sugirio que las conversacio-
mes comiencen en- Ginebra ell
10 de noviembre.
FL Departments de Esta-
do dijo que ha recibido solo
un sumario de la nota de Mos
cd y Sc nego a hacer comen-
tario alguno Official sobre ella
hasta que reciba ell texto COM
pleto. Pero informantes dig
nos de credito dicen que la
fccha y ell lugar parecen, en-
general, satisfactorios y la
question de 81 Sc iniciaran las
conyersaciones en- tai oportu-
nidad depende, en- gran par
te, de 81 la oferta rusa oculta
alguna "aiagaza".
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
AVON A CHORRO
"ULTRARRAPIDO LISTO A
ENTRAR En- ACCION

TAIPEI, Formosa, Sept. 16.
(UPD-Los Estados Unidos re,
velaron hoy oficialmente que ell
avi6n a chorro mas rapido del
mundo Sc encuentra en- Formo-
sa, listo para hacer frente a la
crisis de Quemoy, a solo cinco
minutes de vuelo de China Me-
tropolitana.
Una escuadrilla de F-104A
"Star" de GAIA fue enviada a
Formosa, desde la base de Ha,
milton en- California, desarmada
por complete. Por 10 general
una escuadrilla esta compuesta
por rs aviones.
Los aparatos desarmados fue-
ron llevados a traves del Pacifi-
co en- dos aviones "Globemas-
ter" y armados tan rapidamen-
tie que ell primero de ellos, vola-
ba por ell cielo de Formosa "a
horas despues de SUI llegada.
Ell Star de propulsion a reac.
cion es I'm avion de combate,
que puede operar en- cualquier
tempo y a cualquier bora del
dta o la noche con igual efica-
cia, tiene ell record mundial de
veiocidad de 2246 Kilometres
por bora y ell record mundial de
altura con $4,000 metros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17
LA PR0CLAMA DE
NOVIEMBRE

! Para robustecer sus afirma.
clones de que ell Segundo Fren.
te Undo de la Sierra del Els.
cambray no tiene ninguna fl.
liacion politica d~eterminada,
Plinio Prieto nos remite a la
declaration, firmada ell primero
de noviembre de 1857 por Eloy
! Gutierrez Menoyo, afiliado al
Directorio Revolucionario, ell
propio Prieto, como afiliado a la
Organization Autentica y un
{ militante del Movimiento rs de
Julio, cuyo nombre debe perma-
necer en- ell anonimo, que entire
otras cosas decia ash, textual.
mente: "componen este segun.
do frente revolucionarios de to-
dos los %sectores';; solo su ca.
pacidad y entereza en- la pelea
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

tintas Obligaciones del Estsdo.
ell Director General de Contabi.
hdad de Hacienda, doctor Gerar.
do Barrera firmo aver situacio.
mes de fondos por S3.195. 996.
70, distribuyendose esa can't.
dad dc la lorna siguiente:
S1.368.932.76, para jubilados
= penslonados del Retro Civil:
$300.e37.28, para gastos diver.
SOS del Ejercito; 36.687. 88 para
liquldar adeudos a contratistas
y 1ornales del Ministerio de
obras Publicas; S14.1OO, para
gastos de congresses y c~onferen.
clas nternacionales; S93.O18..
SO. para suministroS del Minis.
terio de Gobernaci6n, carceIes
y presidios de la Rep1blica:
S38.544.38, para reintegrar i'm.
puesto de transporte terrestre
a los m~uniclpios de San Anto.
MO de los Banos y .Tatibonico
y Ell Gobierno Provincial de Ca
magiiey' y una partida de S192
134.H para abonar alquileres
suministros y gastoS diversos
de varias dependencies oficia-
les, sin especificar.
VJSITAN A GRAU
FL doctor Ramon Grau San
Martin recibic a una comision
de uabajadores del sector de
ccnfecciones, textiles y hene-
queneros, acompanada del cam
didato a representante por ell
Pre- (A) habanero, senior Jose
[ emus Calderin. quienes lie ofre-
cieron reSpaldo a SUI candidatura
pt esidencial y lie reiteraron ell
agraoecimiento de la clase por
las medidas dictadas bajo SUI
gobierno para ell d~esarrollo de
esas industries.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-17

gundo Frente Undo de la Sic
IRA del E~scambray. Ell Estado
Mayor esta compuesto por ell
Comandante Eloy Gutierrez Me.
noyo, como Jefe y dos oficiales
Executives, siendo estos: Victor
Borden, figura connotada del
Movimiento 26 de Julio, de Fl.
del Castro, y nuestro entrevis-
tado, Plinio Prieto. Como parte
de esa .Jefatura supreme figu.
ran todos los jefes de guerri-
Has y comandos. Las relaciones
con ell exterior del Escambray
estan a cargo del joven medico
villareno doctor Armando Flei-
ties, como S~ecretario General
Civil. Fleites es, ademas, jefe
de la Guerrilla Serpiente", Esa
guerrilla es ell cuerpo de SAM.
dad militar. La Guerrilla Ser.
plente", es la que mas bajas
ha tenido en- la lucha. Labora
sin protection alguna, acompa.
NADIA de los PRACTICES.
Los luchadores del Escam.
bray tienen una "fuerza de re.
taguardia''. Esa fuerza, integra.
da por miembros del rs de Ju.
lilo y la OA, tiene como bastion
y trinchera las montanas de va
guayay. Otra fuerza, esta del rs
de Julio solamente, Sc parapeta
en- las Tomas de Santo Domingo.
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, ell je.
fe del Estado Mayor, cuenta Is
amos de edad. Els ell menor de
los hermanos de Carlos Cutie.
rrez Menoyo, ell v~eterano de la
Guerra Civil Espanola que muri6
d%irigiendo ell asalto al Palacio
Presidential, ell Is de mario de
1857. Segun nos cuenta Prize.
tie, Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo va
siempre al frente de sus hom.
bres. Posee valor temerario in.
nato de poder de organization.
En- ell combate librado en- Rio
Negro, en- ell batey propiedad
de Gustavo Lora, Gutierrez Me.
noyo, en- una operation de CO.
rnando, se acerco peligrosamen.
te a los centinelas. A seis pasos
De uno de ellos. le dieron 81 al.
%. ~ soldados de Batista esta-