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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
ODEN TO LEAVE
HATTERAS LIGHT
PLANT JANUARY |
Coop Manager Has Been With
Organization Since It Began;
Loss Regretted

The loss of Herbert Oden of
Hatteras as manager of the Cape
Hatteras Membership Corp, who
has resigned to enter private bust
ness is considered a heavy blow to
the coop, according to Capt. Geo.
H. Meekins of Avon, the president.
Mr.. Oden has been with the sys-
tenn since it organized, and has
worked day and night to make it
go. He will enter the oil business
of M. L. Burrus Oil Co., as a
working partner.
The light plant located at Bux-
ton has grown until its six motors
have a capacity of LOO kva, while
its peak load now doesn't run
above 800. 1t has a system 35 miles
extending from Hatteras to Ro-
danthe, and served 638 consumers.
Its total business is nearly $55 900
a year. In eight years it has ex-
perienced a steady growth, its
rates have not been increased.
Good service has been maintained
See ODEN, Page Five
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
SEVERE DAMAGE RESULTS
FROM AUTO COLLISION

Damage of about $4,000 resulted
and severe injuries occurred in col
lision of two cars at Manns Harbo1
Saturday night. A Buick driven by
Floyd Hooper of Stumpy Point was
run into by Ford and demolished
Mr.. Hooper was riding with his
wife, a teacher in the Manteo
school. In the Ford were Louis
Richard Roe of Manns Harbor, 1
B. Gibbs and Luther Berry of En-
gelhard. Roe said Gibbs was driv-
ing, but some doubt has been ex-
pressed and that Roe might have
been driving. Patrolman Arthur
Fields is investigating the case.
The Hoopers escaped with slight in
juries, but Gibbs and Berry were
taken to the Elizabeth City hospi-
tai for treatment for cuts.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
MYSTERY OF WHAT
GOT THE SAND BAR
AT OREGON INLET
Engineers Say Channel Was Filled
BY Sand Coming From the Sea
and Not BY Spoil

The local fishermen appear to
be all wrong, according to engi-
neers. The sand shoal at Oregon
Inlet pumped out to the westward
of the channel in 1857, most of
which has disappeared, didn't go
back into the channel, the engi-
neers say. Nobody knows where it
went then; it's gone, but the engi-
neers say the channel was filled
up by sand which came in from
the seward shoal, eastward of the
dredged cut.
Old fishermen took note of the
circumstance that as the shoal left
by the dredge fast disappeared,
the channel fast filled up. The nat
ural conclusion was that westerly
winds and ebb tides naturally took
the sand back where it came from,
which was only a short distance
away. But it evidently went some
where else, the reports of the en-
gineers show.
Congressman Herbert c. Bon
ner, who has been a tireless power
working for the Inlet since the
project began, has been urging the
Corps of Engineers to action re-
Gently because the ferries and
fishermen have been handicapped
by shoal water. The following let
ter, he recently received from Col.
Stanley G. Reiff, acting assistant,
Chief Of Corps of Engineers is
printed for information.
"Dear Mr.. Bonner:
Further reference is made tt
your recent correspondence con-
cernin the development of shoals
in the vicinity of Oregon Inlet
North Carolina.
"Oregon Inlet is approximately
one mile wide. A deep water gorge
about 800 feet wide is located OF
the southerly side. A massive
shoal area extends southeastern
distance of 1000 feet from the
northerly side of the inlet. JUS
inside Oregon Inlet a much larger
See MYSTERY, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
PIRATES JAMBOREE
PLANS FOR 1859
TO BE MADE DEC. II

Plans for the annual Dare Coast
Pirates Jamboree of 1859 will be
discussed at meeting to be held
in Dare County Shrine Club on
Wednesday night, December II at
T:30 o'clock, it was announced this
week by Alvah H. Ward, chairman
of the steering committee which
presented the fourth annual jam
boree in late April this year.
Tentatively planned for the
last week end in April as a Dare
Coast spring vacation season
launcher, the Pirates Jamboree of
1869 is expected to be designed
somewhat like those presented in
Ahe past. The event each year have
brought widespread publicity to the
Dare Coast and already the Dare
County Tourist Bureau which
serves as news agency for the jam
Gree has received requests for adj
vance story material.
Dolores B. Jeffords who did a
story about the Jamboree last year
in The New York Times wishes to
use the Jamboree as an opening
feature of the Outer Banks in a
vacation story she is now prepar-
ing.
All who are Interested in the va
cation business are invited to at.
tend the meeting on Wednesday
might, December IL.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
THRILLING STUNTS
SET UP FOR FIRST
FLIGHT ANNIVERSARY
BY AYCOCK BROWN

Thrilling aircraft demonstra-
tions, music by Elizabeth City's
colorful high school band, the plac-
ing of wreaths at the base of the
national monument atop Kill Devil
Hills and an array of dignitaries
will mark the 55th anniversary cell
ebration of the Wright Brothers
first flight at the actual site of the
happenings which the ceremonies
commemorate next Wednesday, De-
cember II.
The ceremonies begin at Kill
Devil Hills at 1890 o'clock and
conclude with luncheon in Dare
County Shrine Club at Mays Head
at 1890 o'clock. Senator A. S.
Mike Monroney will deliver the
address at the luncheon following
remarks by National Park Service
Regional Director Ebert Cox. The
Senator, a gifted speaker, halls
from Oklahoma and in the U. S.
Senate he is one of the leading
figures having to do with civil and
military aviation. Bob Smith anC
Raymond Wescott are in charge of
the luncheon for the sponsors anc
Shrine Clubs Crippled Children
Fund.
The Air Force will provide part
of the exciting aerial demonstra-
ton when IL F-10O Century Series
jets fly southwark over the monu,
ment in "lost buddy" memorial
formation. The Air Force planes
led by Major Paul p. Hoza Of the
333rd Fighter Squadron of the 4th
Bomber Wing, Seymour johnson
AT Base, Goldsboro are part of the
Tactical Air Command of Langley
AT Base at Hampton, Va. They
will be flying insexcess Of 400 mile:
an hour, (more than 10 times the
speed of the Wrights first flights
See STUNTS, Page Four
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
LIONS GLIB STAGING
PRE-CHSlSTMAS DANCE So
AT MACS HEAD DEC. 20

Manteo Lions began last week
selling tickets to their annual
dance and Christmas party, sched-
uled for Saturday, December 20 at
Mays Head Shrine Club.
This affair is one of the social
highlights of the Christmas sea-
son, and is open to the public. Ad-
vance sale tickets are priced at
$1.00, door admission set at $1.50.
A gala affair is promised by
the committee headed up by Lion
H. A. Greet, Jr. Many prizes,
favors, a program and live music
are promised. Tickets are avail
able from all Manteo Lions. Pro-
ceeds will help finance the clubs
community betterment activities.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12

RUBY YVONNE GALLOP, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elton F. Gal
lop of Wanchese, who has received
registration in the field of nursing,
is a graduate of Manteo High
School, class of 1866. She COM
pleted her education at DePaul
Hospital School of Nursing. On
September l, she received her di-
ploma and wrote state board, ex-
aminations in October. Last week
she received her registration in
the state of Virginia.
She is now employed at 'DePaul
Hospital in Norfolk, and making
her home there.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
DARE RECORDERS COURT
B. NEWS FOR THIS WEEK

The following cases represented
the grist of Dare County Record
ers Court at its weekly term Tues
day.
Melvin R. Moore of Virginia for
feited a $50 bond when he failed
to appear to answer a reckless
driving charge.
Chas C. Funderburk for inn
proper equipment, SIS and costs.
John Harvey Lucas, Plymouth,
55 miles in 35-mile zone, $50
and costs.
T. N. Williams, reckless. and
careless driving, $25 and costs.
David w. Gaskins, Wanchese,
improper exhaust and lights, S.
and costs.
James Mcclellan Midget of Ro-
danthe, SIS and costs for failing to
report an accident to his car.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
PTA CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

The Christmas program of the
Manteo P.T.A. will be held Tues
day, Dec. 16, at pm. in the audi
torium of the grade school. Miss
Holland Westcott will be in charge
of the program Christmas for the
Children. The first grade pupils
from Mrs. Midgett's and Mrs.
Leppard's rooms will take part in
the program.
Mr.. Ayers will discuss problems
concerning the athletic program of
the high school. All parents are
urgently requested to attend this
meeting. Refreshments will be
served.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
FBI IN WASHINGTON EMPLOYS
SEVERAL DARE co. PEOPLE

Several Dare County young peo-
pie in recent years have been en-
ployed by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation in its huge Washing
ton, d. C. headquarters. Among
these many thousand workers from
Dare County now are Miss Merlee
Tillett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Tillett, and Miss Ruth Cud-
worth, daughter of Mrs. Alma
Cudworth of Wanchese. Also
Brantley Twiford, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Twiford Of Stumpy
Point.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
NEARLY $4,000 TO
CHRISTMAS CLUB MEMBERS

To nearly 800 customers of the
Bank of Manteo's Christmas Saw
ings Club went $4,000 recently as
the club paid out to it's members
money saved during the past year.
The club has grown by several
thousand dollars volume over the
past few years, but the increase
this year was negligible.
Most of the banks customers
of the plan are from Roanoke Is
land, and were happy to get this
additional money just before
Christmas.
The bank has already started
the club for 1859, but anyone wish
ing may still join.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
OUTDOOR LIGHTING CONTEST

The outdoor lighting contest be-
ing sponsored by the Manteo Wom-
ans Club, and to be judged on the
evening of December %, is at
tracing number of entrants. The
club hopes many more will take
part in the outdoor lighting con-
test. Application blanks can be OBJ
tanned from the vEPCO office in
Manteo. Attractive prizes are being
offered, and the local winner is ell
igible to enter the national contest
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
MIDDLE EAST CLOTHING
DRIVE TO END SATURDAY

The public is reminded that the
drive for clothing for Middle East
relief, being conducted by the
Manteo MYF, will come to a close
Saturday. Anyone having clothing
to donate, is asked to take it the
church parIor before then.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
HOW MucNEILL
GOT TIE
MAYFLO OVER CUP


come TO Dare County in 1887 to report the
opening of The Lost Colony for the Roleieh
News & Observer. At the direction Of the
lote Frank Smethursf and the late Josephvs
Uonieis he sroyed with it through the Poe-
eant's first years and ofterward he. sue.
cumbed to the lure of the ccasiIand and
put q decade into the writing Of The
Hotterusmon" which lost week wos uworded
the coveted Mayflower Cup for the best
book produced in North Carolina this year.
This is his t1sf and only account of how
il hoppened9
There are so many shareholders
in this years Mayflower Cup that,
when / look at it, l have feeling
of guilt when there is just my
name on it. There ought to be
hundreds of names on it, along
with the fingers-prints of the for
mer President who handed it to
me with a homely gesture, the
memory of which / shall cherish
even when I've worn out the cup
by just looking at it.
Although l had been getting
ready for the presentation for
fifty three years l went through
it in a sort of daze that did not
begin to clear until / was off
stage and there was my nephew
and namesake, who / had last seen
when he visited me on Roanoke
Island twenty years ago. And right
behind him was Mary Blanche
Meekins, shy and amazingly
pretty. She was also kind: she
kissed both my withered cheeks.
Before she had finished these
pleasant ministrations Governor
Hodges was there, off stage, and
he carried my nephew, who had
arrived from Fort Wayne, Indiana
in the nick of time to see the do
ings, over to present him to Mr..
Truman, who at once spotted his
Michigan speech. He grew up in
Michigan and graduated from the
University there And in the
background, waiting helpfully
upon my need as they have for
these thirty five years, were Dud-
ley and Ida Bagley. Their names
ought to have been on the cup
my nephew was carrying for me.
Without them there had been no
book--and no me.
How many more / just don't
know. The vast ecstasy Of possess
sion of the cup / had experienced
fifty three years before, when /
was 10, in a cotton patch in my
native Scotland county. It was on
See MacNEILL, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12

MRS. JAMES C. BARDIN, Presi-
dent of the Roanoke Island Garden
Club, and Mrs. A. @. Bell planting
the new window boxes recently
presented to the Dare County Lii
brary by the Garden Club and Mrs.
Bell.
Growing plants and flowers add
to the beauty and interest of any
home. The home of Dare County's
excellent collection of library books
See LIBRARY, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12
REBEKAHs TO MEET

The Manteo Rebekah Lodge will
meet Monday night, December Is,
at eight o'clock. Each member is
urged to attend and to bring gift
Of food for q needy family.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12

president and Dewey Parr, treas
urer. All are residents of Buxton.
Elected at the annual banquet on
Friday night which drew an at
tendance of approximately 40 per-
sons, the new officers succeed
President Edgar Hooper of Bux-
ton; Wheeler Balance, vice-presi7
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12

GLIDING the second annual club
sponsored fishing tournament We're
discussed. The anglers club has
about 100 members. many of which
are non-residents of the island who
consider the island as their favor
tie fishing locality. (Photo by
Claude Rogers, Virginia Beach.)
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-12-12

dent. Hatteras. and Hayes Fulcher,
Buxton, treasurer. Mrs. Lourie.
who had succeeded Mrs. Ormond
Fuller as secretary during the past
year, was reelected to that post.
A review of the clubs activities
during the past year was given
by Hooper and plans for 1859 in
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13

Ell DR.. Azel tambi6n observe
que las inyecciones intramuscu-
lares e intravenosas, de alqui.
tran de tabaco, tampoco dieron
lugar a brotes c%ancerosos de los
bronquios, pulmones, higado, CO.
razon, rinones o Ell bazo.
Ell cubano dijo haber encon-
trado brotes malignos de la piel,
en- ratas que recibieron aplica-
clones de alquitran de tabaco,
pero agrego que pudo comprobar
que los alquitranes de otras plan
tas, como ell tomato y la beren-
neja, tambien los producian.
FL DR.. Azel dijo que en- vista
del resultado de sus experiment
tos, no tiene justification para
Greer que ell hume del tabaco sea
"de verdadera importancia en- la
etiologia del cancer del pulmon."
Ell DR.. Azel observe que ell hu-
mo del tabaco, actua a menudo
como irritante no solo de las
Was f%espiratorias sino de otros
3argahos; pero manifesto que Sc
neceSitaran muchos amos de ex-
perinSntaci6n para poder esta-
bfecH en- forma concluyente Ell
efecto del tabaeo on 81 o&Aaef
1sa NnulEn&n.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
.Medieo Cubano Dice no Estar Convencido de
que ell Fumar Sea Factor de Cancer Pu|monar

LONDRES, julio 12.-(UPD
Ell DR.. Jose Azel, cubano, dijo
no estar convencido, de que ell
tabaco lei uno de los factories
responsables del cancer pulmo-
mar.
Ell DR.. Azel, que %pertenece al
Hospital Curie y al Centre Me-
dico Quirurgico de La Habana,
presento aver sus conclusiones
en- ell Congreso International de
Cancerologia, reunido esta soma
ma en- Londres, conclusiones que
Sc basan en- cuatro amos de estu-
do.
Dijo Ell DR.. Azel:
"Lo malo es que Sc han usado
establishes para probar que
existe una relacion entire ell can
Ger pulmonar y ell tabaco. Pero
al senalar que ell 30 por ciento
de las personals que mueren de
esta clase de cancer eran fuma-
dores, igualmente Sc podria Gull
par al jamon o a los iiuevos con
que Sc desayunan, probablemen-
tie mas del ochenta por ciento.
FL DR.. Azel informo no haber
encontrado indicio alguno de tu-
mores malignos en- la region
hronuuial 0 en- los pulmones dc
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
DICE OCCIDENTE SABOTEA
PERSPECTIVA DE DESARME
Possible Reunion
de ~Emergeneiu en-
Case de Chipre

LONDRES, julio IL - CUPID -
Movimientos diplomaticos entire
bastidores, en- la explosive cues
ton de Chipre, indican hoy la po-
sibilidad de una reunion de emer-
gencia, entire ell Primer Ministro
Britannica, Harold Macmillan y sus
colegas griego y turco en- Suiza.
Parece haberse preparado ell es-
cenario para una pronta reunion
con la %sorpresiva llegada aver a
Ginebra del Primer Ministro grie-
go, Konstantin Karamanlis.
Simultaneamente ell Em~baiador
turco, Nuri Birgi, que ACADIA de
volyer de c~onsultas en- Angora, Sc
procure una reunion en- Londres
con ell Ministro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores britanico, Selwyn Lloyd.
(Pasa a la pag. g.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
E~XTENDERAN EXENCION
CONTRIBUTIVA A
AMPLIACION DE HOTELES

SA JUAN.-Una de las ulti-
mas leyes firmadas por Ell gober-
nador Luis Munoz Marin, es ell
Proyecto de la Camara 404 apfo-
bado en- la pasada session de la
Asamblea Legislative, que enmien-
da la Ley Mum s de 1858, conoci-
da como Leg de Incentive In
dustrial de Puerto Rico" extern
diendo la exeneion contributiva a
cualquiera ampliacion de un hotel
que aumente ell numero de habita-
clones del proyecto original del es-
tablecimiento en- no menos de un
80 por ciento.
la VICENTE ley concedia exen-
ci6n contributiva a hoteles de tu-
rismo y a hoteles comerciales, pc
no no a la ampliaci6n de los mis-
mos.
Esto quiere decir, segdn Sc
explico oficialmente aver, que Ell
proyecto original no necesaria-
mente tiene que estar recibiendo
los beneficios de la exencion con-
tributiva. Como condicion Sc es-
tablece que ell proyecto de amplia-
cion sera sometido a la aprobacion
de la Administrator de Fomento
Economico antes de comenzarse ia
obra.
Ell segundo proposito de la en-
mienda es estimular a los hoteles
que estan funcionando y que tie
men experienced en- ell negocio a
que amplien sus facilidades para
aumentar ell numero de habitacio-
mes disponibles.
AL presente hay LOO habitacio-
mes disponibles en- hoteles de pri-
mera categoria y Sc espera que pa
"a ell ano economico 1958-59 Sc
%construyan, con seguridad, 423 ha-
bitaciones. Incluyendo las habita-
clones de los hoteles en- negocia-
clones, para ell 80 de JUNO de 1859
Sc contara con aproximadamente
3,265 habitaciones de primera ca
tegoria, siempre v cuando no haya
cambios substanciales en- los COM
promises i%ncurridos. 81 Sc tomase
un promedio de unas 300 habita-
clones por hotel Sc tendran que
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
D. Eduardo Morales Nombrado
Primer Vieepresidente del
Metropolitan Bank Of Miami

DC z uarf Mora vs., presti
gioso banquero estadounidense,
de origen puertorriqueno, con
vinculaciones comerciales y So
ciales en- los paises latinoameri-
canos donde, como en- Estados
Unidos, tambien Sc lie aprecia,
ACADIA de ser nGmbrado Primer
Vicepresidente del Metropolitan
Bank de Miami, ell cual esta uhi
cado en- ell centre de la ciudad.
En- SUI larga carrera bancaria,
ell ST.. Morales ha sabido conquis-
tarse la confianza y Ell respeto de
los hombres de negocio y del pu-
.blico en- general, por sus como
cimientos tecnicos y por su caba-
llerosidad.
En- ell campo de las activida-
DIES comerciales y civiles 81 ha
sido I'm factor lmportante en- ell
desenvolvimiento de Miami en-
ell ultimo decenlo, porque ha
co%ntribuido a estrechar mas
los lazos de amistad entire esta
ciudad de Florida y las mas
importantes ciudades latinoame-
ricanas.
Diario Las Americas, al con-
slgnar la noticia del honroso
nombramiento de que ha sido
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
LIBERADOS LOS ULTIMOS
TRES CANADIENSES

BAHIA DE GUANTANAMO, Gu
ba, julio IL = Los rebeldes cuba
nos soltaron aver los dltimos tres
canadienses que fueron secuestra-
dos hace dos semanas con AZ nor
t~eamer;canoS. La radio insurrecta
dljo que 20 marineros norteameri-
canos "seran libertados en- breve".
Richard Sergeant, de Toronto,
Canada, lego a esta base naval
norteamericana abordo de I'm he
licoptero especial. Dijo que no Sc
explicaba SUI secuestro va que ma.
da tenia que yer con un intento
de los rebeldes cubanos de obte-
-ner alguna forma de reconoci-
mlento por parte de los Estados
Unidos.
Ell consul norteamericano Park
Wollam. que ha estado a cargo de
las negociaciones con los i~nsurgen.
ties, fue hoy por ia via aerea a La
Habana a entrevistarse con ell en-
baJador Earl EFT. Smithy con C.
Allen Smith, vice-director de asun-
tos centroamecicano del Departa-
mento de Estado.
La radio rebelde inform6 que
sc llbraron "escaramuzas" O
fuerzas leales en- ell sur de la pro-
vlncia de Orlente. Dijo que TN ca
mion de municiones y varias ar
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13

Ell periodico dice que la asevera.
cion de los aviadores de que fue-
ron abat,dos por ell fuego de los
aparatos a chorro sovieticos, de-
muestra que s'los provocadores
norteamericanos -quieren encubrir
sus propios crimenes contra la
Union sovietica hacienda ruido".
La declaration del periodico es
la primera reaction sovietica a
las de ?laraciones del Department
to de Defensa y de los mismos
aviadores, de que ell fuego de los
aparatos sovieticos ocasion6 ell &C.
cidente al descendor ell avion.
"Estrella Roja' acusa al penta-
Como (Departamento de Defensa)
de tratar de enganar a la opinion
publica norteamericana con SUI in
forme del tiroteo.
(Pasa a la Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
Esperun De GuUlIe
Nombre Musulmdn
Para Alto Cargo

PARIS, julio IL (UPD.-La pu-
ia entire ell gobierno frances Y los
rebeldes argelinos por la letltad
de los nuevos millones de musuI-
names de Argelia Sc ha intensifi-
cado hoy y las informaciones de
prensa dicen que ell General Char
les de Gaulle designara en- breve
a I'm musulman para un alto car
60.
Ell matutino Combat dice que
Mohamed Buakuir, graduado en-
L'ecole Polyteccique, sera desig-
nado subsecretario general para
Argelia, a cargo de los asuntos
econ6micos.
A%lrededor de 5000 musulmanes
v~eteranos del ejercito frances en-
las dos guerras mundiales llegaron
anoche a Paris para tomar parte
en- ell desfile que Sc realizara Ell dia
de la Bastilla en- la avenida de los
Campos Eliseos.
Los musulmanes fueron desti-
nados a diversos cuarteles de la
ciudad. Entire hot y ell martes, dia
en- que volveran a Argelia, los mu-
sulmanes visitaran los untos de
mayor interes de la ciudad y sus
alrededores.
Entretanto ell gobierno do a
conocer los detalles de I'm nuevo
programa econ6mico Y social para
Argelia. Este incluye ell mejort-
miento del nivel de vida, en- un
cinco por ciento al aho Y la educa-
cion obligatoria en- un plazo de
diez amos para todos los hiios de
musulmanes.
AL presente solo uno de cada
siete asisten a las classes. Ell minis
tro de Fianzas, Antoine Piney, di-
10 a los periodistas que por ell mo-
mento es imracticable la idea de
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