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tomision hixia Iwpeceiona Region de Moeoron

MANAGUA, Enc. %. -(UP)- Una Comsi6n Mixta de Nicara.
qua y Honduras inspeccionara hoy la region de Mocoron, donde Nj
caragua denuncio que las autoridades hondurenas volan ell acuerdo
con la Organization de Estados Americanos (OEA) que declara esa
iona TERRA de nadie" a la espera del fano del Tribunal international
de La Haya.
Los miitares nicaragtenses miembros de la comsion gestiona-
ron y obtuvieron anoche la libertad del periodista del dario LA
Prensa" Julio Talavera, capturado en- Mocor6n. Ell periodista fue
entregado a las autoridades de la Embajada Nicaragiense en- TIE
gucgalpa.
Talavera viajara hoy a Managua, con la Comisi6n Mixta, que SAL
da de aoui hacia Mocoron.
tsfados Unidos Reconoce al Nuevo Gobierno de Venezuela
WASHINGTON, D. C., enero %. A las ses de la tarde de
hoy ell Gobierno de los Esados Unidos reconocera a la Junta de
Gobierno de Venezuela.
500 MAlones que ~Levanian los Animo
PARIS, Enero 28. 5UP)- Los partidos pofhcos franceses que
Sc mantuvieron tranquilos mientras Francia conseguia prestamos en-
ell exterior, Sc preparan hoy para nuevas luchas en- la Asamblea
Nacional, despues de saber que Ell gobierno ha conseguido ell dinero.
Sc informa que en- ell curse de eIa semana se anunciara la con.
cesion de prestamos q Francia pr I'm total de cast 600 milones de
d6lares. @E 4t
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
LA SESSION. DEL CONGREsO

LA SESSION. DEL CONGRESO
LA HABANA, Enero % (UP)-
Ell mensaje que ell Presidente, Full
gencio Batista, dirigio al Congre,
so, ~Solicitando ell restablecimiento
de las garantias constituencies
en- toda la isla, menos en- la Pro.
vincia de Oriente qued6 aprobado
en- ell Congreso a pesar de que es.
tie no celebro session coniunta por
falta de quorum.
Solo 43 representatives Y nueve
Senadores Sc presentaron para la
session conjunta.
Ell presidente del Senado, con.
sider6 ell m~ensaje porque, segun
dijo, en- ell case de que ell Congreso
no rechace una peticion del Ejecu.
two esta queda aprobada.
La suspension de las garantias
en- la Provincial de Oriente es por
As dias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
CUBA RECONOCE JUNTA DE
VENEZUELA

LA HABANA, Cuba, enero %.
de 1858. - (Por radiotelefono).-
La Cancillerfa anuncio en- la ma
mana de aver que ell gobierno de
Cuba habia impartido SUI reconoci-
miento a la Junta Gobernante en-
la hermana republica de Venezue-
la, Sc dijo que ell gobierno cuba
no Sc complacia en- continuar las
mismas cordiales relaciones que
siempre ha sostenido con Vene-
zuela y que la decision habia sido
communicate al Embajador de la
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
Yerno de AIbizu Campos
no Perdi6 su Ciiudadanla
AeIarun Avtoridades de Immigration, en- son juan

AL dirigirse al doctor Carl ].
Friedrich en- una discussion publ
ca celebrada en- la Universidad
de Puerto Rico, ell doctor Concep-
cion de Gracia, sin mencionar a
O'Neill por SUI nombre, dijo que
habia sido informado por un jo-
ven (O'Neill) que a el lie habia
sido revocada la ciudadania anne
ricana.
Esta declaration esta en- conflic-
to con Ell punto de vista de los
funcionarios de Immigration que
dijeron que ell status de 0'Neill
esta "pendiente'. I'm portavoz di-
jo que la determination de su
~ciudadania Sc haria durante fe-
brero,
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

LA HABANA, Enero % (UP).
En- ell deposito de tanques de
gasolina que la refineria de la
ESQ Standard Oil Company de Gu
ba tiene en- Ell suburbio de Belot,
frente a La Habana, al otro lado
de la bahia, estallo hoy un nuevo
in%eendio, que Sc cree fue causado
por I'm corto circuito.
Al lugar de la conflagracion Sc
envio inmediatamente TODD ell ma
terial de bomberos disponible, y
la Inca aerea Riddle dijo en- Mia
mi que desde ALI estaban envian-
do tambien Foamite, como precau-
cion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Enero
%. = (Corresponsal). : Las au-
toridades del Servicio de Inmigra-
cion y Naturalization en- San Juan
dijeron que no tenian conocimien-
to de una possible revocation de
la ciudadania de Luis Manuel
O'Neill, yerno del lider nacionalis-
ia Pedro Albizu Campos, quien re-
greso a esta ell pasado 10 de no.
viembre despues de haberse i'm
puesto I'm exilio de seis amos en-
Mexico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

!

la noche por ell doctor Gilberto
Conception de Gracia, que fue
n de los abogados de la defensa
en- ell juicio reciente en- que O'Neill
fue exonerado de la acusaci6n de
haber violado la Ley de Servicio
Militar Obligatorio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
Aeuerdo de Intercambio Cultural
-Concertaron EE. UU. y Ell Soviet

WASHINGTON, enero % (UP)
-Estados Unidos y Russia, concer-
taron I'm acuerdo para intercam-
bio cultural entire las dos naciones,
que consulta CAME de peliculas
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
SIU:EW

dijo a la prensa que ell sinlestrc
estaba dominado y que no creia
que existiese razon para. alarma
Anadi6 que ell fuego Sc limito a
tanque original, pero que seguis
en- accion ell equipo de Regla
Guanabacoa.
Aver lunes, ocurrio otro incendio
en- ell mismo punto, y Sc registra'
ron mas de 20 heridos, la mayo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
Venezo|ano L|ev6
a Per5n a Sto. Domingo


CIUDAD TRUJILLO, enero % (UP)-El ex Presidente argentine.
Juan Domingo Peron, obligado a sar de Venezuela pr la revolucion
de la semana pasada, Sc detuvo aqui en- canine a Europa.
Peron, que lego anoche en- I'm avion especial puesto a SUI dHpo.
sicion por ell goberno venezoano para aceIerar SUI parhda de ese pals
declare que solo permanecera aquf algunos das antes de continuar
su vaje haca Europa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
INrEseNoNDIA
DEL "DlkRIo las AMERICAS"
RITA HAYWURTH Sc
CASARA OTRA VEZ

SANTA MONICA, California
(UP).-Rita Hayworth, cuatro We
ces casada y otras tantas divorcia-
da, Y Ell productor cinematografi-
co James Hill, anunciaron SUI pro-
posito de casarse dentro de una
semana O diez dias. Hicieron ell
anuncio, aver en- una sorpresiva
vista a la oficina de licencias ma
trimoniales.
Anadieron que sus planes ma
trimoniales dependian de la termi-
nacion de la pelicula "Mesas Sc
paradas" que Rita esta filmando
actualmente. La termination de la
cinta, e%xplicaron, puede ocurrir de
aqui a n semana o diez diaS.
BANCO FEDERAL REDUCE
TIP0 DE INTERES
WASHINGTON, (UP).-La jun
ia de la Reserva Federal autorizo
a SUI banco de Boston para reducir
ell tipo de redescuento del tres al
23-4 por ciento.
Con este son ocho los bancos
federales autorizados para cobrar
2 "a por ciento de interes a sus
prestamos a bancos comerciales.
Otros tres siguen cobrando ell
tres por ciento.
CONFERENCES SOBRE
T.. CHIPRE
ANGORA-(UP).-El Ministro
de Relaciones Exteriores BRITAIN
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

ce pensar que ell lanzamiento
ocurrira pronto.
Aver lego a la base I'm convoy
de camiones de- ejercito, uno de
ellos un gran tanque escoltado
por bombas contra incendio y
una ambulancia 10 que hace pen
sar que ell vehiculo era ~portador
de algun combustible altamente
inflamable y volatil para ell co.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
Dee|araciones de Angel Cofino
Sobre Ia Organization Regional
~|nteramericana de Trabajadores

Ell senior Angel Cofno, exSecretario General de la CTC v Sc.
cretar0 General del Directorio Obrero Revolucionario, nos enyia.
con ell ruego de SUI publication, las sguientes declaraciones:
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
E~XHORTACION DE IKE

WASHINGTON, enero 28.-
(UP).-El Presidente Eisenho-
wer hizo un ilamado al mundo
entero para que Sc establezca
un programa de "Atomos para
la Paz" de manera que los cienti-
ficos puedan dedicar sus como.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

Id UNNIdI a
cion de q e
O'Neill habia
o privado
de SUI ciudada-
mia fue hecha
ell jueves por
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

Al mediodia, ell
Comisionado del
Servicio de Bonn
beros, Brigadier
Jesus Balbuena,
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

Ell ex DICTATOR argentine Sc re-
fugi6 la emana pasada en- la Emba-
jada Dominicana en- Caracas, para
escapar a la creciente enemistad de
las multitudes que depusieron al
ex Presidente Marcos Perez Jime-
nee.
I'm vocero Official declare anoche
en- Caracas, que no Sc habia orde-
nado a Peron que dejara Vene-
zuela, pero mo tenemos objection
alguna que hacer a SUI ida a Ciudad
Trujillo".
Varios otros refugiados partieron
de Caracas para Nueva York ano-
che, aprovechandose de la tradicion
latinoamericana del "asilo diplo-
matico'.
ESTADOS UNIDOS ESTUDIA
RECONOCER LA JUNTA
WASHINGTON, enero % (UP)
-Funcionarios del DEPARTMENT.
de Estado, reiteraron hoy que ell
Gobierno norteamericano sigue es-
tudiando ell reconocimiento de la
Junta de Gobierno de Venezuela.
No dijeron cuando Sc product
ria su reconocimiento.
DAN GRITOS CONTRA PERON
CARACAS, enero % (UP)-- La
partida del ex Presidehtte de Ar
gentina, Juan Domingo Peron de la
Embajada de Republica Domini-
cana, fue acogida con gritos de
"muera ell tirano", "Abaio Per6n"
y "Abajo Trujillo'.
Estos gritos Sc produjeron en-
un pequeno grupo de Expenditures
cuando los peronistas argentinos
trataron de dar vivas a Peron.
Unos momentos antes, dando Sc.
males de gran nerviosismo, Per6n
dijo a los periodistas: mo puedo
declarar NADIA. En- estos momentos,
(Pasa a la Pagina 11)
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
Por Segunda Vez Esta||6 I'm
en- Refinerla Habanera

cubo Reeonoee ell cobierno MEtor de Venezuela. - Proyeeto de Amnsta
Pr DeIfos PoIticos. - E CoIesio Provincial de Peiodstos censUu la
Suspension de la Lberod de Prensu DUrunte los Posodos SGs Noses
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

7 HE Maryland-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission is to be congratu-
lated for approving gradual switchover
to the correct spelling of Veirs Mill Road.
If the agency had not done this it would
have been guilty of needessly perpetuating
an error - the wrong V-E-I-R-S spelling
that somehow took hold 20 or 80 years ago.
If street or road is named after an indi-
vidual (this one was named after Samuel c.
Veirs) it behooves government agencies to
spell the name correctly, otherwise the whole
thing becomes absurd. Now that the Park
and Planning Commission, which has legal
responsibility for the naming of streets, has
led the way we hope others = including the
City of Rockville - will switch to the new
and correct spelling of V-E-I-R-S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
Called Successful
Language Labs
To Be Expanded
BY a Staff Reporter

Teaching Montgomery high school students to
"parlez-vous" by hearing and repeating French
with the aid of head phones and tape recordings
has been outstandingly successful in the first
years try-out.
So obvious has been the fIuency gained
by French students at Bethesda-Cheyy Chase,
Walter Johnson and Wheaton where the
foreign language laboratories were set up
this year that the program will be expanded
this Fall.
DR.. George Osterwise, assistant superinten-
dent of secondary education, reported that class
room at Northwood and possibly at Richard Mont
gomery and Gaithersburg Highs will be equipped
this Summer with individual headsets, volume con-
trolls microphone, booster amplifier and tape
recorder
At a cost of no more than $1,000 each, these
laboratories enable teachers to use the new aural
oral method" This applies to the teaching of a
second language the principle by which children
learn to speak their native tongue. Listening and
repeating are the first steps with reading writ
ing and grammar following much later.
second part of the pilot project, an in-serv-
ice training program for modern foreign language
teachers will also continue next year to be fol
lowed by workshop next Summer. Through this
program the teachers are developing their own
tapes to be used basic materials for the courses
AS result of the twoyear experiment DR..
OsterwiSe expects to have a full countrywide pro-
gram set up for the school year 1959-60.
Unanimous agreement among teachers
and supervisors using the new method leaves
no doubt as to its success, DIR. Osterwise
stressed.
Plans for this Summer also call for stepping
up the standard of equipment installed in the
three pilot high school and ironing out the few
bugs" that turned up during the first year of
use.
Only IS other high schools in the country
have been equipped similar to the Montgomery
experiment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

hypocrites, those with the meek benign and holy
air, who fill our pews for worship.
hasten to say that the afOregOing does
not apply to everyone. There are certainly
some wonderful and ardent Christians in
churches who truly go there to worship
But often wonder why even the true Chris
tian goes to church. Does he find inspiration in
the church? Can he close his eyes to shut out the
imposter who sits beside him, knowing him to go
to church on Sunday and then rob and cheat
everyone he can the rest of the week? Can he say
to himself: come here to worship God; it does
not concern me what anyone else does
But where is the inspiration? True, the
organ is inspiring. But, TO me, 1t loses some
of its melody when you realize that the choir
is singing along with il, serene in the knOwl-
edge that they are getting paid for singing.
How wellfilIed would our choirs be If every
one sang for free?
You can talk about the preachers who "get
call" to go to another church. I am afraid that
most of the time the call comes because there is
more money in the offing never heard of
preacher accepting call at a lower salary.
Gone are the days of the beautiful, soulstir-
ring oldfashoned hymn. In our modern, stylish,
imposing stone and brick edifices there is no
place for ''RocS of Ages" Nearer My God to
Thee" bringing in the Sheaves" "Jesus Savior
Pilot Me-" or "Blest Be the Tie That Binds" The
modern hymn is toneless, tuneless and about as
inspiring as mud puddle.
1t is dragged out without feeling, fervor or
force. 1t is almost as bad as the sermon which
almost always lacks sincerity, is dull uninterest
ing delivered desultorily, job that has to be
done
You may not like blood and thunder in a SER
mon. You may not like bombasity in a sermon
You may not like old-time hymns. You may not
like the moments of quiet set aside for medita-
ton. 1 do. Give me the preacher who gets red
in the face, a man who explodes with God in the
pulpit and tells you about God in such way
you cannot doubt his sincerity give me the high,
stalwart voices of a lusty choir that sings as
if they were singing to Heaven; let me see in
tenseness and adulation in the eyes of worship
pers and let me feel that they are enjoying every
minute of 1t.
My church is in the great outofdoors Here,
amid the vastness of nature, one can come
awfully close to God; there are no articles or
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

This whole problem of Potomac Electric
Power Company'S high voltage trans
mission lines running from the huge gener-
ating plant at Dickerson to the populous
suburbs is an interesting - and perplexing
one.
Right off the bat it should be stipulated
that the high towers on or near ones proper
ty are an abomination. We are inclined to
think that PEPCO itself would hardly con-
tend that the towers enhance the beauty of
the countryside, improve property values or
are, in any way, a worthwhile addition to the
community from the standpoint of esthetics.
What PEPCO does say is that it's pretty
foolish to build multi-million dollar gener
ating plant at Dickerson without running
lines to carry the electricity to their "sery-
ice area" in the suburbs. And a PEPCO
spokesman also points to the eagerness with
which Montgomery County sought to get
them to settle here (for tax purposes) rather
than in Loudoun County, Va, a couple of
years ago.
Obviously, the lines are necessary and,
of course, Montgomery County was eager to
get PEPCO to settle here. All that begs the
question. The important thing to emerge out
of the current controversy over where the
lines should go and what portion of them, if
any, should be underground is this: there is
something wrong with the procedure APP
parently followed here which allows the
utility to put the lines where it wants to
without any governmental agency having
any firm say.
If that is not the case, that is, at least,
the way it appears to be to more than one
responsible public official and there is OBJ
viously much Qualification needed of this
whole confused question. These are the first
such lines to snake their way across the
county and it is obvious that a weakness in
governmental machinery has been opened up
by this whole thing.
Someone, preferably the County Coun-
Gil and the Park and Planning Commission,
should begin a serious study of this whole
problem so that in the future we won't be
caught with our regulations down. Apparent
ly, not much can be done now in view of
PEPCO's urgent need to tap its new general
ing plant as quickly as possible and the adj
vanced stage of the project. Meanwhile, it is
apparent that somebody goofed This hole
should be plugged.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
Gingery Speech

NOES the mere presence of a sewer line
- mean that an area must have high dem
sity development?
Holding forth eloquently on this ques-
ton the other night, Planning Director
William E. Burrage argued that this should
not necessarily be the case. Historically, he
pointed out, the advent of sewer line in an
area has meant homes for persons of mod
crate income-lots of them side by side. And
there is nothing in the world wrong with
that Every urban community is made up
primarily of such homes, as a matter of
fact, and Burrage more than anyone else is
aware of this and agrees completely with the
necessity of it.
All Burrage was saying at this meeting
was there should be some portions in an
urban area with sewer lines that serve low
density communities. In other words, there
are few fortunate families who can afford
homes in the $4,000 and up bracket and
they, too, are entitled to have public sewer
service rather than sweating out septic
tanks which are usually inadequate over a
long period. Frequently they are source of
water contamination they vary widely in
efficiency depending on many factors and
they are constant headache to the health
department.
Some persons attending the meeting
were surprised, therefore, when a top plan
ming official at the meeting, Donald E.
Gingery, seized upon the occasion to make
what sounded like a political speech about
bow persons of moderate income have to
I've, too, and how strongly he disapproved
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

this. All cops are crooked, that's
what they're paid for, why, I re-
member =" Do you wonder that
/ made a speech on the function
of police, the trust due them,
their function in organized So
ciety and the fatal defect of mis-
trust of the group because of indi-
vidual detection?
We went on to vote again and
again. The principal cop hater
was the only standout until we
considered compromise. Happily
one of the charges was solely
supported by police evidence. We
voted for aequittal on that and
conviction on another, Conscience
was served. Despite the bicker-
ing and trading l think that JUS
tice was, too.
My moment of truth came as
the jury filed back in. We sat,
then stood, as the judge came in.
Gentlemen of the jury, have
-, and as 1 answered, my
voice doomed through the empty
court. We convicted and ac-
quilted and / had no more to say
about the verdict that we reached
than Univac does. The data had
gone in and result had come out.
There is an awful sense of the
starch l accuse the judge of.
We had our days in court, the
judge, the accused, the counsel
and the jurors. Often during re-
cesseS I would sit in the court
house square and look at a nude
statue of Aphrodite on whom
some long gone vandal had at
tempted to paint scant covering.
Aphrodite needed none, nor does
justice.
BY G. w.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
Religious Affairs
Girl Wins
Top Speech
HOnOrs
By KOko Wittenburg
Church Editor

Miss Betty Hawkes., daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Hawkes. of 910 Lewis Avenue,
Rockville, took second place
honors in the Southern Baptist
Young Peoples Speech Tourna-
ment at Ridgecrest, N. c., this
week. Miss Hawkes., who attends
the First Baptist Church of Rock
vile, spoke on "The Royal Law
of God in Human Relations"
Competing against five speak.
ers from Mississippi, Texas, vir-
ginia, Missouri and Louisiana,
Miss Hawkes. spoke at the Train
ing Union Conference before 5000
persons.
The service of Dedication of
Children will be included in the
IL AM. service of the TwinbrOOk
Baptist Chapel Sunday. To be
dedicated will be Fayetta Louise
Weber, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis L. Weber of
Marshall Avenue. Services are
held at the Broome Junior High
School in Rockville.
ST Luke's Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Redland heard one of
its members who is studying for
the ministry at its worship serv-
ices last Sunday. Roy Godfrey
delivered the sermon in the place
of the Rev. William H. Mercer.
A yOuth-led revival of the Ira.
vilah Baptist Church is being
planned for July 81 through Au.
gust 3, with so young people ex.
pected to participate in the en-.
deavor.
The revival, to begin each eve
ming at 8, will feature Evangelist
Rev. Kenneth Quinn of Jackson,
Miss. General chairman of ar.
rangements is the Rev. Eli Wilt
shire, pastor. Song leader will
be Everett Hill, with music ar.
ranged by Martha Looper and
Glenn Looper. Publicity is being
handled by Joan Butt, Barbara
Shipe, and Lyle Shipe.
Bible Revival services are be.
ing held under the sponsorship
of the United Pentecostal Church
of Damascus under a huge tent
on Route % three miles west of
Rockville. Services win be held at
8 Pm. every night through the
end of July except on Mondays.
The series highlights Evangelist
and Mrs. w. H. Cole of Parkers-
burg, w. Va.
The Rockville Unitarian Cen.
ter will be among the churches
affected in the planned merger
of the Universalist and Unitarian
churches. If the plan of the Ma.
tional Joint Merger Commission
is accepted by the local churches
of both denominations, the Uni
versalists and Unitarians will
join in a single liberal religious
movement by 1860. Other area
churches which win be affected
are the Bethesda Unitarian
Church, the College Park Uni.
tartan Church, and the Univer-
salist Church Of Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24

it is the thing to do.
Just a lot of women
go to show off a new
dress or a new hat.
The idea of worship
ping doesn't e n t e r
their minds.
/ have OF t e n said
that l don't want to
go to heaven if / will
have to consort with
some of the so-called
worshippers. l have
seen thronging to our
C h ur c h e S. Heaven
wouldn't be a very
pleasant place to be if
l had to associate with
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
Thursday, July "a, 1858
Advise Noted

Ma HY don't we all just give up?
Wv The cost of everything has gone up.
The cost of everything is going up. The cost
of everything aojH go up. That takes care of
all the lenses - past, present and future. If
there were any others, it would be necessary
to throw them in, too.
We are now being - or very soon will
be subjected to the following new in
dignities:
Higher milk costs =.
Higher postage
Higher gasoline costs -.
Higher Blue Cross premiums
Higher automobile insurance premiums
Higher cigarette taxes =.
Higher personal income taxes -.
With only very little effort, this list
could be expanded substantially. But what's
the use?
We are reminded of the publicity man
for food chain who was called upon to
write honey-worded blurb explaining why
prices were being raised = again. 'We are
caught in the vice of rising prices" he
wrote. There were lot of folks who couldn't
have agreed more.