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The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Ike To Present Defense Reorganization Program To Public Next Week

WASHINGTON, R Presi- dent Eisenhower will take the fight for his Defense reorgani- zation program to the people next week in nationwide broad cast.
 The White House announced this will be the theme of an ad- dress to a luncheon meeting here Thursday, April IT, of the American Society of Newspaper Editors
 The speech will be carried live, starting at 10 am. PSF, by NEG TV and radio CBS-TV and Mu- tual radio.
 Originally, the President had intended to make foreign policy his main theme in the speech.
 But press secretary James c. Hagerty announced Eisenhower has switched plans and the talk now is entitled "Why we have to modernize our defense estab- lishment."
 Eisenhower told his news con- ference Wednesday he doesn't care how strong or how numer- ous critics of his program are he is going to fight for it with every means at his disposal.
 From Sen. Cooper R-Ky) came a prediction, after a visit with the President, that the Senate will approve the reorganization plan.
 The reorganization program has been interpreted as calling for, among other things, chan neling all military money to the Defense Department instead of to the individual services as at present.
 Cooper said his personal view is that there would be no such overall earmarking of military money for distribution by the Defense Department to the ser vices. He noted that Eisenhow- CT, in his defense message to Congress last week, talked about a need for greates flexibility in the handling of defense money.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
AEC Denies Harm To Fish In Pacific By RadiOactivity

WASHINGTON, Rt-The Atom ic Energy Commission said today no evidence has been found to support a Japanese report fish and marine life in the Western Pacific have been contaminated by radioactive fallout from atom ic tests.
 sNThere is no threat to the U. s. West Coast fishing industry from radioactivity in Pacific waters" an AEC spokesman said.
 He was commenting on re- port by Dr. Yasuo Miyake, di- rector of the Geochemical Re search Laboratory of Japan's Central Meteorological Assn.
 Miyake said consumption of the fish ''may not be a threat now, but it will become so if the nu- clear tests are not stopped.
 Miyake and two other Japa- nese scientist reported in Tokyo Tuesday that fallout from the 1854 H-bomb tests at Bikini Atoll had raised the radioactivity level from Hawaii to Japan 10 times above the level in the At lantic Ocean.
 The report gave no specific figures on the radioactivity of the fish, but in response to news mems questions Miyake said to- day: "Sea water in the Vest ern Pacific gave off a total of seven micro-microcuries per li- ter, and three micro-microcuries came from atomic tests. The rest was from the earth's nor nal radiation. The highest con- centration measured 194 micro microcuries' per liter"
 The curie is the basic unit for measuring radioactivity, repre- senting the amount of radiation given off by one gram of radium. A microcurie is one-thousandth of a curie, a micro-microcurie ne-millionth.
 Scientists disagree sharply on the amount of radioactivity a human being can stand. Miyake admitted mo one knows exactly what is the maximum permis- sible dose"
 Prof. Arthur Welander of the University of Washington Fisher ies School said there had been no noticeable increase in the con- tamination of fish or waters in American fishing areas in the Pacific.
 He added the Tokyo report es- timating Pacific contamination 10 times greater than that of the Atlantic is meaningless be- cause it could be many times that again and still be harmless to fish and fishermen"
 Miyake conceded his group does not know whether eating the North Pacific fish will have adverse genetic effects or wheth- CT serious luke1nia cases will re- suit.
 "There is certainly threat in the future, however, if man-made radioactive contamination is not stopped" he asserted.
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The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
MATCH-THE-KILLER
 CONTEST

As proportional stunt for the picture q Died A Thousand Times" the Nomerama Theater presents this Match the Killer Contest. Just match the numbered titles below with the right let tered name and win yourself a weeks pass to the theater for two. The first correct list pre- sented at the box office this eve ming will be declared the winner.
 l. "Scarface"
 2. Little Caesar"
 3. Dillinger
 4. Cody Jarret
 5. Jack the Ripper
 6. Mad Dog" Roy Earle
 A. Jack Palance
 B. Laird Cregar
 C. Paul Muni
 D. Edward G. Robinson
 E. Laurence Tierney
 F. James Cagney
 The film 'I Died A Thousand Times" is the story of Mad-Dog Earle and is being shown Sunday and Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted-Walter Menadea- look, Roy Dimmick, George Washington, Mary Ahkolik. Lena Ahnongnatogok, Carrie Weya- puk.
 Discharged-W Winifred Adloadt, Theresa Johnson, Nota Campbell.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11

The word corn, used in the United States to refer to maize, generally means wheat in Great Britain and oats in Scotland.
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Arkansas State press., 1958-07-18

T. r. (Tedl Poston
NEW YORK CITY
Hubert T. Delaney
NEW YORK CITY
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-18

Robert E. Weaver
NEW YORK CITY
Earl B. Dickerson
CHICAGO
, 1958-11-24

Pursuant to an Order of the District Court of the Virgin
Islands dated November II, 1858, the undersigned hereby
gives notice that she will render her final account in the above
entitled estate on January 8, 1859, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon Of said day at the office of theClerk of the District Court
in Christiansted, Virgn Islands. Any person having objections
thereto should then and there appear and show cause why
said accounting should not be approved.
Dated: November 81, 1858.
Alice "A. Williams
22-24-1-8 Administrative
, 1958-11-24
PUBLIC

It is hereby brought to Pub
lie Notice that, in accordance
with Section 81 Of the Regula-.
tons prescribed for the levy,
assessment, collection, and en-
forcement Of an assessed valu-
alton OF Real Property Tax
approved by the President of
the United States on Deem
Der 81, 1886, which Regula-
tons were made applicable to
st. Croix by Section II Of Act
No. "a, Bill No. SO of the First
Legislature of the Virgin Is
lands Of the United States,
Regular Session 1855; the lists
Of Delinquent Real Property
Taxes for the calendar year
1857 have been posted in the
lobbies of the Finance Offices
in Christiansted and Frederik-
sted.
Unless said taxes and inter
est are paid by December l.,
1858, these properties will be
attached and sold as prescrib-
ed by law.
November II, 1858
0rTT-r -xy --~-Y1-
, 1958-11-24

Pursuant to an Order Of the District Court of the Virgin
Islands dated November IL, 1858, the undersigned hereby
gives notice that she will render her final account in the above
entitled estate on January 8, 1859, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of said Gay at the office of theClerk of the District Court
in Christiansted. Any person having objections thereto
should then and there appear and show cause why said ac-
counting should not be approved
Dated: November 10, 1858.
Annie Gordon
22-2418 Administrative
, 1958-11-24
CALL FCR BIDS

Sealed bids, il quadruplicata,
will be received at the Departs
ment Of Property & Procure
ment, Division Of Procurement
Christiansted, st. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands, until loo AM.
December u, 1858, and then
publicly opened for the fol
lowing:
CAST IRON H
"a PIPES
The Government reserves
the right to reject any Of all
bids, to waive any informality
III bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin Is
lands.
Daniel W. Ambrose
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement.
BY:
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk in Charge
Div. of Procurement
St. Croix, V. /.
21-22-24
TOWN HOUSE
AVAILABLE
Completely Furnished
In Christiansted
, 1958-11-24

Pursuant to an Order Of the District Court of the Virgin
Islands dated October 30, 1858; the undersigned hereby gives
notice that he will render his Final Account in the above en-
titled estate on December 4, 1858, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of the said day at the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court
in Christiansted. Any person having objections thereto should
then and there appear and show cause why said accounting
should not be approved
Dated October 81, 1858.
Henry E, Rohlsen
7-1O-17-24 Administrator
, 1958-11-24
Henry E. Rohlsen
Administrator
7-1O-17-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIIaGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT cRo1x: cHRIsTIANsTED JURISDICTION
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of
SAMUEL non PROBATE NO. g. = 1855
Deceased
, 1958-11-24
Annie Gordon
Administrators

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT CROIX: CHRIsTIANSTED JURISDICTION
In the Matter of the Estate Of
URIAH WILLIAMS, PROBATE 70. 20 1857
Deceased.
, 1958-11-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE IRG LANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT cRolx. cHREsTIANsTED JURISDICTION
In the Matter of the Estate of
CHARLOTTE w. ROLHSEN NO. 49, 1857
Deceased.
NOTICE or HEARING OF A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Progrom Listines

9-Let's Toke q Trip.
A visit 10 the New York Stock
Exchange.
1880
4-Sundey Playhouse. Movie.
IA Hours. "censpiroey in Tehe-
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5-Feith for Today. Religion.
This We Believe. Religion.
Beginning Of six session TN
course. first in the ofeo.
ovid Dill Hiekok. Kids.
Medicine Show A ounmon
hides in q coffin. Guy Modison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
SUNDAY
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100
S-Georsesown Univ. Forum.

Education: Troditicn and Fe-
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professor Of international studies
Of Georgetown; Fosher Froneis }.
Heyden, 5. J.. observatory difec-
TOR; Fosher Eric McDernctt, es-
sissons professor Of history.
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l1I3l1:yIs
1900
4-other Two Billion.

The Biggest Deep Freeze" WI
the United S,otes leove Antorc
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clone hos explored Mrs Finn
Rome. Representative Thor c
Toliefson will discuss the prob
lem.
S-Mox Rcxnick Show. Worry.
Tolent show with guest artists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

1890
4-FFontiers Of Faith.
Religious ptooEon.
5-osel Roberts. Religion.
9-0swold Rebbis. Kids.
IA Hours. Fovorits cartoons.
tl:00
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5.Scered HeoFf PFogEom.
HAS
5-AiE Force News Review.
1850
4-cortoon Circus. Kids.
5-The Hunter. Adventure.
"Buchofesi Express" Bort Adoms
trocks down an American 'soitor
Borry Nelson,
7-Frontier TheefeT. Movie.
I Hous. Border Phantom. 937
a lovesiruck cowboy oecuses
oiH OF the murder OF her uncle
Bob Steele.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Ten TV Tips
For the Week

Here's the show list
recommended BY TeIe-
Vue's Critic Bernie Hor-
risen.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
WELLINGTON LONG
FL Cano||er Po|aco y las Tropas Rusas
WELLINGTON LONG

Fl proyecto del Canciller polaco, Adam
Rapacki, de neutralizar militarmente a la
Europa Central, podria ser una maniobra
para sacar las tropas sovieticas de Polonia.
Asi- 10 Green los diplomaticos de la Ale.
mania Occidental y otros que han estudiado
embellishments Ell Plan Rapacki de hace I'm
aho y este hltimo, dado a conocer en- Varso-
via Ia sen1ana pasada.
La Ultima proposition de Rapacki es de I'm
acuerdo entire las srandes ~naciones para que
ningun ~ejercito de la Europa Central que no
este va equipado con armas atomicas pueda
recibirlas en- ell future. FL poderio at6mlco
de cada parte, razona Ell polaco, de este modo
quedaria estabilizado.
Despues, Ell plan eStablece la discussion y
possible acuerdo para reducir las fuerzas tanto
convencionales como at6micas en- Alemania,
Polonia y Checoeslovaquia.
Ell plan original del Ministro de Relacio.
mes. Exteriores polaco tai com Sc public6,
era un simple acuerdo de que no hubiera
armas at6micas en- los territories de Alema.
MIA, Polonia o Checoeslovaquia. No Sc men,
cionaba entonces para NADIA a las armas o
fuerzas convencionales
Fue esta. omission la que hizo que la mayo
ria de las potencias occidentales rechazaran
81 primer plan de Rapacki. Ell mismo hui
biera dejado a los rusos con sus ~ejercitos
concentrates en- la Alemania del Este y Po-
lonia, con una gran superioridad de fuerza So
bre las fuerzas norteamericanas en- Europa,
euya fuersa depende en- gran parte de sus
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF

Almost always, as if Obeying to a more or less in
exorable law, history repeats itself in the course of life
of the nations. When the case is one of inSiStence on
backSliding into errors and plumbers, the repetition is
highly damaging to all concerned. And, unfortunately,
it is in such cases that the mentioned law seems to be
more evident.
MANY political crises faced by some Latin American
countries are nothing more than, with slight adaptations
to modern ways, the return to regrettable former times
and events. 1t is necessary, then, in view of the men.
toned law, which has no constructive purpose, that the
will of the people may prevail, to avoid history repeat
ing itself in what has no sense of dignity, of wisdom
and Of progress.
Everyday events should be carefully studied in
their origin and in their consequences, in order to
avoid the repetition in the future of the circumstances
that led to such errors. And then, with the advantage
of such studies and meditation, do whatever is possible
to avoid that the old motives, even if they take a new
outward form, may fill new pages of history with similar
episodes. Naturally, that repetition is not mere coinci.
dence. 1t is that the events of the past have incon.
sVenient continuity in all the activities of the country.
There is a link of continuity between what was. no mat.
ter how bad it may have been, and what is in the present.
And precisely, that link of continuity should be wisely
severed in due time, if there is a desire to make patriotic
and honest rectifications.
Let history repeat itself in the good things onIy. in
the constructive chapters it registers; but let it not enter
INTO record new episodes for which there should be no
place in the existence Of a nation that has aspirations
of progress.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
La PoIitica Exterior de
EE. UU. y L%atinoam6rica
Por HARRY FRANTz

La ComiSion de Relaciones
del Senado ha iniciado uil
programa de estudios de la
politica exterior del gobierno
que a la postre puede determi-
mar un Gambia en- ell curse
de la historic mundial. Las
elecciones del cuatro de no.
viembre no han modificado
ell personal nj los objetivos
que Sc persiguen con este i'm
portantisimo paso en- las Re-
laciones Internacionales.
Parece cosa segura que ell
programa tendra importancia
en- la campana presidential de
1860, por cuanto sus resulta-
dos finales y sus recomenda-
clones problamente Sc publ
quen mas o menos por la mi
tad del ano en- question y esta-
rA en- consequence a DISPOSE
cion de las comisiones la re-
daccion de la ~plataforma po.
Utica de ambos partidos.
Sin embargo, ell programa
Sc ha iniciado con espiritu
cientifico y no partidista, en-
busca de una opinion impair
cial de Ia investigation tanto
Official como no official, como
ell metodo mejor de encauzar
la politica externa del pals. La
principal novedad en- ell asun-
to eS, que SUI orientacion es
hacia ell future mas bien que
hscia ell pasado historico.
El programa tiene dos ass
pectos: u I'm estudio gene
raj de la politica exterior, en-
cuanto ella afecta a todos los
paises del mundo y q una in
vestigaci6n mas especializada
de la politica externa, en- GUAM
to ella afecta a las republicas
l-atinoamericanas.
Ell estudio global, es admi-
nistrado por una comision eie
cutiva senatorial presidida por
j. W. Fulbright con Spark
man, Hickenlooper y Aiken
como miembros. Ell grupo fue
designado por eel senador
Francis Green, presidente de
la Comisi6n de Relaciones Ex-
teriores y tiene authorization
para gastar hasta 300 do
lares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
La Vida en- Ia Union Sovi6fica

viva siguiendo un patron rigido dnico. Uno
de los escritores que conoci viva en- un
apartamento bien amueblado, en- I'm edificio
construido por Ell SYNDICATE de escritores,
pero un mes antics viva con los cuatro MEM
bros de SUI familia en- una sola habitacion.
Alrededor del dieZ por ciento de la pobla-
cion, y no solo escritores u hombres de cien-
ella, sino trabajadores corrientes, Sc ha pa
sado va en- los Gltimos dos amos a edificios
modernos y ell ritmo de la construction de
viviendas aumenta cada dia mas.
No cabe duda que los escritores, los hon.
bres de ciencia y los a%ctores, tanto del tea.
tro como del cine, viven mejor que ell resto
de la poblacion, pero sin indicios de extra
vagancia. Muchos de ellos tienen automovil.
pero no Sc trata de las limuSinas Ellis Y Zims
que usan los altos funcionarios del sobierno
o del partido, sino de modestos vehfculos
como ell Pobeda y Ell Volga. Pero aun ash,
tan solo Ell diez por ciento del grupo privile-
giado de fisicos puede darse Ell lujo de un
automovil. No es cierto pues que estos grupos
privilegiados former una elite cuyo nivel de
vida sea tan s%untuoso como ell de la antigua
aristocracia rusa, antics del comunismo.
Los ~articuloS para la mesa son abundan-
ties y Sc venden en- tiendas atractivas a pre-
clos razonables. Hay tambien abundancia de
trajes y prendas de vestir. Sin embargo, aun-
que TODD ell mundo esta bien vestido, no Sc
puede decir que la genie Sc vista con elegan.
cia. La ropa escase6 por tanto tempo que
ell pdblico no es adn muy ~exigente en- cues
ton de refinamientos.
Sin embargo, los que pueden pagan Ell
precio Sc visten a la medida, recurriendo
va sea a sastres o modistos de la industrial de
la ~costura, 0 a sastres que trabajan Dor SUI
propia cuenta.
Moscd esta cambiando de aspecto con tai
rapidez, que dificilmente podra compararse la
ciudad que esta surgiendo con la que TODD ell
mundo conocia. Y Ell .cambio, que Sc efec-
tua en- forma y a paso fantastico, no Sc limita
a la construction de edificios, sino a toda
actividad que dependa de la tecnologia mo.
derna.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19

armas atomicas mas que del numero de hon.
bres y armas convencionales.
Pero ell nuevo plan de Rapacki a primera
vista responde a tai critica. Los aIemanes
de Occidente que aun Sc oponen al plan, di-
cen ahora que la dificultad principal es que
no aborda Ell problema basico de la Europa
Central, que es la continuation de la divi-
sion de Alemania en- dos estados, uno indie
pendiente y otroS comunista.
Muchos diplomaticos estan convencidos
de que Rapacki no es I'm simple instrumental
de sus jefes comunistas de Moscu y que real
mente trata de seguir una politica exterior
independence.
La principal dificultad de Polonia y la
parte mas delicada de las relaciones de Pc.
lonia con la Union Sovietica, es la presencia
de las tropas rusas en- Polonia propiamente
dicha y al oeste de Polonia en- la Alemania
Oriental. Esta presencia ~restringe seriamen.
tie la soberania polaca.
Numerosos diplomaticos y observadores
estiman que ell prop6sito principal de Rapacki
es encontrar algun plan acceptable, para las
potencias o~ccidentales que p~roduzca la reti.
rada de. todas o siquiera parte de las tropas
sovieticas que estan en- Polonia, pero cuidan-
do de no lesionar las delicadas relaciones
de Polonia con Moscu.
Rapacki es comunista y cree que Polo
mia debe mantener estrechas relaciones con
ell Soviet, pero desea que esas relaciones "se
basen en- Ell mutuo respeto y tolerancia' segun
dijo a un periodista aleman que lie visit6 ell
ano pasado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
LA HIsTORIA QUE Sc REPITE

*e.e Cast siempre, como ley mas o menOs inexO-
rable; en- la vida de los pueblOS la historic Sc re-
pite. CuandO Sc trata de reincidir en- caidas Y
EN- desaciertOs, esa repetici0n es sumamente per-
judicial para tOdOs. Y, Observation-Disclosures, es
en- estOs casOs en- que la aludida ley Sc pOne
mas de manifesto.
4rso Muchas crisis ~pOlfticas que ~afrOntan algu-
nos paiSeS latinOamericanOs, no son mas que,
con ligeras adaptaciOnes al acOntecer mOdernO,
Ia-Xuelta a etapas y a successes pasadOs lamenta-
bles. Els precise, pues, que ante la ~vigencia de
esa ley, que no tiene ningdn alcance Construct
vO,1as ~vOluntades ciudadanas Sc impOngan, pa
"a impedir que la historic Sc repita en- 10 que
no tenga ningun sentidO de dignidad, de cor
dura y de prOgresO.
LO que Ocurre d~iariamente debe ser cuida-
dosamente estudiadO en- sus O~rigenes Y en- sus
~efectOs, a fin de impedir que en- ell future vuel-
van a cOincidir las CIRCUMSTANCES que hicierOn
possible los errOres anteriOres. Y luegO, con csc
recursO de investigation y de reflexion, hacer
10 que sea possible para evitar que las viejas
causas, aunque con nuevas fOrmas e~xternas,
vengan a Ocupar Otras paginas de la historic con
episOdiOs similares POr supuesto, esa repeti-
ci0n no es una mera casualidad. Els que los
antecedentes tienen una inconvenience prolOn-
gaci0n en- las actividades tOdas del pals. Hay un
ylnculO de cOntinuidad entire 10 que fue, pOr
Inal0 que haya sidO, y 10 que Sc es en- la ~actuali-
dad. Z, precisamente, csc vinculO de continue
dad debe saberse rOmper OpOrtunamente, GUAM
do Sc quieren hacer rectificaciOnes patri0ticas
y hOnradas.
Que la historic Sc repita en- 10 buenO que
ella tenga, en- 10 constructive que r~egistra; pc
70 que no vuelva a recOger episOdiOs que no de-
ben tener cabida en- la existencia de un pueblo
con ~anhelOs de superaci6n,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19

Ell grupo que estudiara Ia
politica con America Latina,
10 dirige una subcomision de
Asuntos de las RepGblicas
Americans y sus miembros
son los senadores Wayne
Morse, presidente; John
Sparkman, John Kennedy,
Bourke Hickenlooper, George
Aiken y Homer Capehart.
Miembro ex oficio del grup
es Theodore Green, presiden-
tie de la Comisi6n. Podra gas
tar en- sus trabajos hasta $780,
900 dolares.
La comision ejecutiva eleva-
"a SUI informe final en- la pri-
mera mitad de 1860. Ell grupo
Sobre America Latina hara
un informe provisional al 81
de enero de 1859 y SUI informe
final ell 80 de JUNO del ano
siguiente.
Ambos grupos han invitado
va a universidades e institu-
clones de investigation a pre-
sentar estudios e informes So
bre los diversos t6picos espe-
ciales relacionados con las mu
chas Eases de las reIaciones
internacionales de Estados
Unidos. Sus informes, en- al.
gunos casos, comprenderan
apreciaciones sobre las pro-
babies necesidades politicas
para diez amos o mas y ANAL
sis de los meritos relatives
de posibles medidas alternate
vas de politica. La otorgaci6n
de los contracts respectivos
por informes no oficiales CO.
menzara a hacerse en- diciem-
bre.
Los planes ulteriores COM
prenden audiencias publicas,
informes gubernativos y otras
actividades que serian TITLES a
la Comision de ReIaciones Fx-
teriores en- la formulation de
sus conclusiones e informes
finales.
Ell procedimiento de los dos
grupos es de extrema impor.
tancia, porque significa que la
comision reconoce ell princi-
pic democratico de recurrir
primeramente al pueblo, CO.
(COntinda en- la Pagina 81