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as PEARL BAILEY and as Hornc"her name
Is GLORIA sNTYTHE
Memo to LACY love your column Mister L. but I'm a
she not a he.
producers screaming about the lack Of sales at the
a keeping the people away
from the televison sets movies
They like antiques most Of them very
good they the current offerings on the
neighborhood
past weeks homers-(n the midwest at
east) greats Wuherng Heights
classic Humphrey High Sierra and african
Queen Turner Kelly Ayson in THE Three Mus
keteer Ronald Reagan Sheridan in Kings Row Bette Davis
Hopkins "Od Acquaintance Fay BANTER Martha Scott
Guy Town Bette Davis George Brent Jezebe Ann
Sheridan Zachary Unfathf and Joan Craw
ford Ann Blythe in Mildred Pierce.
place that eabre against movie
diet Of Space, "The Blob, Gang War II
Monster King Creole This Angry Age "TeenAge Doll
He'll isn't hard figure out why the public is
losing for a night out at the movies.
good moviesaw Wind in Edon",
Farewell To Arms" THE Ten Commandments
witness The Prosecution"
Beautiful Anna Lucasta" THE Killing Indscreet"
Elephant Rebel nearly
theaers filled night and to work production
chiefs.
Speaking pictures time year Jeff
Happy Birthday Mister Chandler.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

According to the anti-Commun-
list station, which Is based in Mum
ich, where II monitors Soviet
broadcasts, the Soviet commentary
Jumped the American missionaries
together without any regard for
separate denominations Major OBJ
iective Of this great army, &C
cording TO the broadcast, is "to
drive the European imperialists
from the African colonies and to
impose u. s. domination on the
latter"
The missionaries also attempt
"tO make the blacks respect
the whites, make them serviIe,
and force them to work without
grumblIng," the Soviet mouth
piece alleged.
ITO inculcate these ideas into
Africans, the servants Of God who
come from the United States pur-
sue egotistical aims" the Soviet
broadcast added. Although the
Christian religion says all men
are brethren, American mission
aries do not at all consider their
colleagues of Britain, France, Italy
and other countries as brethren.
They are doing everything they
can to prove that Free Ameri-
ca is the best country in the
world.
They spread this story to chill
dren in schools, in radio broad
casts and films. American mission
aries open schools, but not out of
solicitude for the future Of Az
rican youth Missionary schools
are necessary TO inculcate children
with the idea Of U. S. superiority
over other countries, and the ad-
vantage of the American way of
life.
There are about 5000 Ameri-
can missionaries in Africa at pres
ent. This great army seeks to
drive the European imperialists
from the African colonies and inn
pose u. s. domination on the lat
ter. Chester Bowles, the disting-
uished U. s. diplomat, sees in re-
ligion a powerful means for i'm
posing u. s. influence in Africa
and demands that the U. s. mis-
sionary network be extended.
THE main idea running through
all us. propaganda in Africa is
the following: Africa must re-
main in the orbit Of the famous
free world and only the us. can
keep It in this orbit. The conclu-
sion to be drawn from all this is
easy: the United States must re-
place former colonialist powers,
The Africans have a different OPP
inion: they do not want any col
onial regime under any banner
whatsoever"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
ASIAN-AFRo PEOPLE
MEET m ISRAEL

A course Of study which may
have far-reaching effects In prom
citing democracy among the new
Afro Asian countries Is being CIV
en- in Tel Aviv, Israel. where a
three-months seminar on the co
operative movement opened on No
vember rs. Attending the special
Histadruth school are so repre-
sentatives from IL countries: Cey-
Ion, india, Burma, Thailand. Japan,
Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, the Cam
eroons, French Sudan, Chad. Eth
opia and others. Guest lecturers
on cooperative enterprises are be-
ing provided not only by Israel in
stitutiohs and governments but
also by the International Labor
office and the International Co
operative Union.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
WEST COAST NAACP
OPPOSES BID TO
SUGAR BOWL CLASSIC

San Francisco (ANP) - The
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People, be-
cause of segregation laws in Lou
isiana, went on record as opposing
Washington States participation
in the New Orleans Sugar Bowl
classic on January l.
In a telegram to all presidents
OF Pacific Coast Conference
schools, Franklin H. williams, sec
retary-counsel, West Coast Region
OF the NAACP, urged cooperation
Of Pacific Coast Conference univ
ersities in opposing participation
by any member institution in the
Sugar Bowl classic"
Washington state College an.
nonced that Sugar Bowl officials
were considering them for a Bowl
bid. A Pee rule, however, pro-
hibits a member school from play.
ing In any post season bowl except
the Rose Bowl. Washington STATE
has sought a Conference vote OF
request for permission to play ir
the Sugar Bowl. II invited.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

wives, husbands and all Of their
children. That settled it.
No one had stopped to add up
the relatives before. Each one, af-
ter a little addition, decided they
would put their names in a hat
with three choices Of gifts. Each
relative drawing a name will de-
eide which of the three articles she
will buy, thus assuring the re-
ceiver a little surprise" when she
opens her gift. They agreed to
spend a certain sum on the gifts,
This rule applies only to brothers,
sisters and their husbands, wives
and families.
That was settled and the family
settled down to an afternoon Of
enjoying being together for the
first time since last Christmas.
Before they left that evening for
their various homes they had de-
cided in which home they would
meet for Christmas dinner and the
traditional tree.
All over the world the majority
Of families are closer together dur
ing the holiday season than at any
other time during the year. Almost
every family feels they will get to-
gether more often, but before they
do, Il is usually, Easter, Thanks
giving or Christmas.
Large families have a grand
time together AFTER they are
grown. While young, nearly every
child in the family has a dear
friend and that is as it should be.
No matter how many brothers
and sisters you have, to learn to
live in the world with others you
have to learn early that this life
is meant to be shared with a great
many people.
No family can live alone, entire
ly. Some have tried, but later
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS

About Thanksgiving week most
of you have decided you will not
give as many Christmas gifts this
year as you did last year. You even
make out your list and you are
sure Christmas is for children only
any way so, you have your list
that includes all of the children in
your family and your husband or
wife's family. OF course you al
ways give to your parents and
grandparents.
Then, Thanksgiving all of the
family are invited to one home for
family dinner together. There
goes all Of your resolutions about
no gifts, All of you are so happy
together one member says, Il
think we ought TO give each other
Christmas gift. We may not be
able to be together another year"
Another sister said, There are so
many Of us now have a good
suggestion. know a family who
draws names and in that way each
member will buy one gift, yet
every one Of us will receive a
present" At first you would have
thought the sister had thrown a
bomb. The family disagreed loud
and long.
! Then the youngest sister began
to count her relatives and her
husbands relatives and reached
the staggering total Of 40, includ-
ing sisters, brothers and their
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEM1LLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD HARLEM HARRY BEI.AFoNTE
make flock to the Waldorfs
Empire thigh 10 be but
crowd AND the in the
geyhanne sophisticated patter which isn't common In
large supper club
what price least ~ members Of the
OF biggest atime hits running huge
running between performanoes) 10 a psychatrs
PEACHES BROWNING Of the FouCIIE DANCERS looks like a
on-aage Sunday school off
stage tene the West Coast doll conded that she has
dancing three,
JOKE wEEK-"A wedding ring a matrimonial touni-
quet designed TO put a stop circulation"
Hereteu there's singer
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
SUDAN REMOVES STATUES
OF THE BRITISH
COLONIAL. RULERS

United Nations, N. Y. (ANP)-
According to information received
here, one of the first moves Of the
new Sudan military regime of
General Ibrahim Abboud was to
remove the statues Of Field Mar
shall Lord Kitchener and General
Charles George Gordon, British
colonial administrators, from pub
lie view at Khartoum, capital city
of Sudan.
The statues win be kept in a
museum.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
JUNK MAN NOW Is
NATIONS RICHEST BUM

Philadelphia (ANP) - Willie
Bracey, an itinerant Negro junk
man Jailed this week for vagrancy,
eceived word that he will get near
" 81 per cent OF a $4,000 gold
coin hoard he unearthed in 1856,
His comment: Guess I'm the
richest bum in the joint" he told
his fellow cell mates.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

u. s. Ambassador 10 India who
was recently elected 10 the House
Of Representatives from Connect
cut, Of demanding that the U. s.
missionary network be extended"
as "a powerful means Of imposing
u. s. influence on Africa "
The broadcast was beamed to
Africa in French by the Soviet
African Service, which in recent
months has been stepping up Its
programming. The text was made
available here by Radio Liberation,
the voice Of former Soviet citizens
which broadcasts around the clock
TO the Soviet Union In Russian
and seventeen other Soviet lang
uages.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
THIS N THAT
BY hazel
underwood

There is magic in the air
You can sense it everywhere,
In the stores and on the street
And wherever people meet.
There is magic in the air
It will drive away your care
And make all around you shine
If you take this Gift Divine.
There is magic in the air
It is here for all to share.
Would you like to have it stay?
Then help others on Lies way
There is magic in the air
And the dear Lord placed 4
there;
Thank Him for it, use 1t, too
More blessings He will send t
you.
DIR. w. ]. Thompson
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
NAAcp TO ELECT
OFFICERS NEXT SUNDAY

The st. Paul NAACP win hold
its annual election on December
18th. 4 to 8 pm, at Halle Q.
Brown House Elected officers and
members Of the Executive Com
mIttee viii hold office for 1859.
The NAACP Is stin engaged In
It's Fail Freedom Fund Campaign.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
WARD SINGERS ON
STEVE ALLEN SHOW
ON DECEMBER IA

New York City CANPl-when
Clara Wards Singers are seen ON
the steve Allen Show" Sunday
night December IL The group
win be composed Of Edna Crockett.
Clara Ward, Julia Fields, Mildred
Means, Gertrude Ward and Esther
Vaughn.
They win sing Clara Wards own
version OF Swing Low. Sweet
Chariot" Didn't II Rain" and
Sometimes I Feel Like A Mother
less Child."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

found that having friends is won
derful
For these few happy weeks let
US forget all Of our grudges and
see how much happiness we can
give our relatives and friends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

Youth Who kidnapped Cob Driver BOY. Sentenced To is

Years
Bridgeport ANP)A Negro youth who took young boy
hostage led police wild chase In September was sent
enced o 8 o years prison last week
Leroy smith, 90 pleaded guilty TO kidnapping He was
arrested Sept after he forced cab driver at gupont to drive MIN
o Connecticut
Greenwich toll barrier Of the Merritt Parkway Smith took
scooboy hostage and led police wild chase the parkway The
boy mha when Smith captured
police the time Of his arrest that he his
way his esranged wife At the time Of his capture
he was armed a ~ caber rifle.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

A Gard Of Appreciation lets
those who were kind to you while
you were III know you really Rp-
precIated their thOughtfulness.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
Moscow Radio ASSaiIS
American Missionaries In
Africa As us. Agents

New York-A bitter attack on the work Of American mis-
onares Africa recently broadcast by Moscow Radio
missionaries accused Of pursuing egotscal aims
and competing with foreign colleagues in attempting to sell
the natives the American way Of life superior any other
The Soviet broadcast accused Chester Bowes former
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12
WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE

Woman Who Asked Negro To LO6Vo Army cGfe, Fired
Memphis (ANP)-A white was fired from her JOB as
Negro paatrooper TO leave line Of white
diners Army cafeteria
The woman Mrs Crooks protested the firing saying the
Army cafeteria separate food lines and dining rooms
on a segregated basis for rs years
william D. Buchanan commanding officer OF the depot SAID
the Wednesday represents change In policy but ne added at
Mrs Crooks wrong asking pararopper 10 leave
completely violated instruction and she was a.
wrong further stated that segregation had been pao
voluntary basis and that the Negroes ne"
they they wanted
Or. Nkrvmoh 70 Visit Indie And Pokisfan
(ANPOhanan diplomatic sources have re-
vaied that prm Minister Srah India and Pastan
In late December or early January.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

To all Of our st. Paul Recorder
and Minneapolis Spokesman read
ers who are i'll at home or in hos
pitfalls we do hope for you a very
quick recovery.
Until next week, this is 800.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

Every gift that is given, even
though it is small, is in reality
great, if it be given with affection.
-Pindar
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
VALENCIA
lVianE de Il Paeina 81

sa y Ell general Alberto Gomez Are
mas.
Por otra patti. Ell Canciller in
dica que ell doctor Valencia no fue
destituido de su cargo va que no
habfa 4ceptado csc puesto, y que
al reintegrarse la Comisi6n Aseso-
"a hace algunos dias Ell Gobierno
nombr6 reemplazo para tres mlem
bros, de tai ORGANISING.
Igualmente, ell doctor SAM de
Santamaria 10 rcfiere en- su carta
q la neeesaria Hsutralidad del Co.
bierno Naciona' en- los problemas
internos de los paises amigos va
Tue en- esta forlna Sc cumplen los
pactos intermediates que prohi-
ben Ia Intervention en- los asun'
tos internos de otro Estado, Tam
bi6n ,ecuerda el canciller la &C.
nerosa nospitalidad que ell derroca'
do gohierno venezolano otorso 4
IS mil exilados colombisnos y 81
contribution para editicar un hos
pital en- Cali despues de Ia tragiea
explosion de 1856.
Por iltimo, eli ministFo de Rela-
clones Exteriores Sc refiere 3 los
delicados casos de asilo aetualmsn'
tie en- tramitaci0n Y declara que
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

las potencias occidentales, desti'
nados \ lograr una limitation pro-
gresivs de armamentos y fuerzas
militares.
"Que por resolution XLVI, Ia
Decima Confercncia Interamerica-
ma recomend6 al conseio de la Or.
~ganizaei6n, realigar ectudios y pre-
parar proyectos sohre temas que
habrian de ser tratados por la Con
ferencia Interamerieana o la reu'
nion de consulta de ministries de
reiaciones exte:iores,
"Resuelve:
l.-Nombrar de entire sus MEM
bros una comisi6n especial encar-
gada de realizar un estudio So
bre las necesidades de defensa in
teramericana y de. defensa de ca
da uno de los estados amerieanos,
con ell objeto de determinar 81 es
possible que los paises de la Anne
ries Latina: (a) renuncieH al uso
va Ia posibilidad de adquirir ar
mas nueieares; (b) pongan mayor
enfasis en- las tuneienes de inge-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

la noble dana por ser la Ultima
en- llegar
nieria civil de Sus fuerzas arma.
daS; (c) limiten sus gastos militia
res y (d) destinen los reeursos que
obtengsn de la reduction de sus
egresos mIlitareS a la financiaeion
de programs de desarrollo eco
nomico, nacionales 0 interamerica.
nos.
as de csc estudio resultare
que eS possible y %conveniente adop-
tar todas o algunas de las medidas
previstas en- ell artioulo anterior,
la comisi6n especial elaborara Ell,
o los proyeetos necesarios para
llevarlas a la practiea,
Bel, o los proyectos que Ia
eemision especial llegara a elabo-
rar en- cumplimiente de su manda-
to, seran sometidos a eenoeimiento
de la undecima eonfereneia inte-
ramerieana,
Ala eomisl6n especial podra
solicitar la cooperation de los Or
ganos del conseJo, asi como de la
Junta interamericana de defensa.
5,-Autorizar' al s~ecretario gene
raj para contratar los seryicios de
asesoria tecniea que sean indis-
~pensables para que la comisi6n
cumpia a cabalidad Ell mandate que
por esta resolution Sc lie otorga,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
CADA GALLINA CON sU GALLO

Burt Middle Sc case en- HoI-
lywood, con una actriz cinema.
~tografiea de segundo orden, ESQ
que en- Ia MEGA del cinema LA
man "starlet". En- busca de pu-
blieidad gratulta, Sc instal6 con
su esposa en- la rama mas alta
de un frondos9 arbol, con ami
mo de establerer un nuevo re-
cord. ALI es~tuvieron pasando
su luna de miel durante 4 .dias
hasta que Ia policia de Ia ciudad
de Los Angeles los obligo a ba-
jar, cabizbajos y desalentados
por no haber conseguido un con-
trato con algin famoso produc.
tor,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
CHILE
Wient de Ia Pagina 80
PIDEN ACTIVAR DEVOLUCION
M DEV VnVHA

SLthA6 .
Vient de Ia Pagina -
PIDEN ACTIVAR DEVOLUCION
DE RELIQUIA
SANTIAGO, Mario 1.-(UP).-
Ell comentarista Salvador Valdes
quien inici6 en- Gel Diario Ilustra-
10" Ia campaha para la entrega
Peru, de I'm fragmento de la IL
"a del almirante peruano Miguel
irau, que Sc conserva en- Ell museo
de Santiago, inst6 hoy al gobierno
q llevar a efecto rapidamente tai
iniciativa.
En- I'm comentario que Sc publl-
ca hoy en- la pagina editorial del
diario de tendencia conservadora,
expresa en- parte:
solo resta que ell gohierno de
Chile proceda a devolver al Peru
10 que debe estar en- sus museos
y en- ell panteon de los heroes, CO.
nc es ell fragmento de tibia del
Almirante Grau. Esperar que Ell go
bierno del Peru reclame su entire
ga cuando hay consenso de todos,
tai procedimiento nc sera bien VS.
to; es preferable por mucho que Sc
adelante nuestro gobierno, en- un
gesto amistoso hacia Ell pals her
mano a hacer entrega de TODD 10
que tenemos de Grau. Nobleza
obliga".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

DGIALLES
Viene de la Pag. -

Las mujeres que tienen oios
redendes y desesn daFleS Aspec-
toS almendFado, debeR euidar
que sus cejas no sean muy fiAas,
ell maauillaie dehs apliearse on
lines alargada, passndo les iineas
de lapiE sobrs los parpados sehre
las pestanas y haels srriha n
llegar al final del ejo.
%%e
Las arrugas en- lorna de ami
Ito que apaFeeen en- 81 cueIle
pueden ser resultado de mnlS
posture. Practique Ell siguiente
ejercieio: canine per 81 haeita'
ci6n con un IihFc en- Ia eahssa,
manteniGndose erguiaa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

ras preparedness; es cue esta
forma de proceder y enmascaraF
la verdad puede llegar . haeer-
Sc psrte intesraRte de Ia psFse'
nalidad y pusde ilegaf 81 momaH'
to en- que adn cuando quisra sa-
cudirse no podri ser. 81 finsi-
miento, el teatralismo, ire seS-.
truyendo al vsrdadero ser, anu
lando toda la bondsd ingenita
que eHcerraba 81 eoraE6n de
quien eeHvirtio 10 simuiaei6R y
Ia farsa en- paFte i~ntssFants Dc
su vida,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
Wene de Ia P&g, 5 -

VIeue nc "a Fak' , =
dana de Ia nobleza alemana. La
neche de hodas, llev6 a su espo-
sa al haren de I'm amigo jeaue.
Los dos hombres columbian a las
odaliscas de ateneiones mientras
la pobre dana alemana vertia
amargas lagrimas de arrepenti.
miento, por haber eaido en- las
mallas de un ruffan que Sc lla-
me a 81 mismo en- el anuncio;
"acaudalado comerciante". 8
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
MlNlSTRo -.
(Vient de h PdgiBa -

CVient de la PdgiBa -
0tro de los eomensaies, s6gAn
So supe, declare;
+Rer6R apeya a Frondlsi 80. pa-
"a evitar la guerra civil.
CempaFtimes con RoleHghi
81 triunfe de FreAdiEi en- amhien-
te de fFpAea eamaraderia'.
Sc liable tambieA, segdn los In
fermaAtes, "dsl future cue esta
citFado, sin lugaF a dudas, en- el
regrese de Percn a BueAes Aires.
81 unico argentine ~presente, AIDE.
mas de Borlenghi, fue Ell multimi.
uaAaFie industrial, Jorge Anto-
MO que 80 s%Aeuentra en- La Ha-
bsRs de vista.
La pFeAaa ne dijo NADIA sobre
Il reunion, nj antes nj dAanuis
De habeFse afsetuado Asta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

en- las actuales clrcunstancias y en-
vista de las dos recientes declara-
clones del doctor Valencia Sobre
tan delieado tema, oficialmente
no puede deplorar que Ell doctor
Valencia no inteIviniera en- la Co,
mission Asesora pueS sus palabras
no tuvieron la prudencia y discre-
cl6n ~necesarias, virtudes ambas
que lie reeomienda cultivar en- ell
future.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
SIN TRIUNFog

Una sristocrata inglesa, que
contRaio matrimonio con una
miembro de ia nobleza, no me-
nos rancia que Ia de ella, decla-
70 con profundo disgusto cue su
esposo, tarado de I'm spleen"
incurable, que solamente Sc lie
aligeraba iugando bridge, Sc lie
vo tres eompaneros de juego en-
Su viaje de luna de miel. Como
uStedes saben, ell bridge Sc jue-
ga entire cuatro, y en- Ell srupo
habia cinco, por tanto, sobraba
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
SERAN REMATADOs BIENES DE
ROJAs PINILLA Y
MORENO DIAZ

B0G0TA - 81 en- ell curse de
la tramitaci6n ordinaria Gustavo
Roja Pinilla y su yerno Samuel
Moreno Diaz no Sc haeen repre-.
sentar para pagan 10 que adeudan
al Banco Popular, sus bienes seran
rematados va que So inicio el pro-
cedimientc correspondence me-
dante designation de curadores
ad Item,
Los bienes de Moreno DiaE en-
euanto a un dep6sito bancsrio de
$4,000 y 10 que lie corresponds
en- Ia lujosa mansion que construia
con Maria Eugehia Rojas, Sc ha,
Ian embargados en- juicio ejecuti.
vo del Banco Popular. 81 'documen,
to de recaudo cs una letra girada
por Ia Motor Diesel y que Moreno
DiaE do al Banco para respaldar
Yin pr6stamo pOr la misma suma.
Luego Ia Diesel no la pago debido
a las complicaclones en- cuanto al
eseandaloso eontrato de hague.
N~OMRRAMIENTO DE
CURADORES
ii iuSgado mediante auto de
aver y en- vista de que ha sido i'm
possible saber eI paradero de More.
no Diaz, diet6 I'm auto por medic
del cual 10 design6 curador ad Ii.
tenn al doctor Eduardo AlmanEar
Quiroga.
En- esta forma Ell negccio sigue
hacia 81 remate de los bienes EN-.
bargados y el page correspondent.
te, 4 no ser que Moreno DiaE Sc ha.
ga representa- y eaneele Ia aereen.
Ella.
Isual tr&mite 50 sigue en- GUAM.
to a los bienes embargados a Ro.
jas Finilla en- 81 juzgado sGptimo
civil, frente . dsudas con 81 Bancc
Popular,
Ali tambien Sc solieit6 Ia desis-
nseion de curador, para seguir Ia
tramitacidn del remate y 81 nom.
bramientc correspondence debe
haeerlo el juez, doctor Juan Ca
rreho Padilla.