davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
RESPUESTA
Muy estimada Olga:

hESP UESIA
Muy estimada Olga:
Desgraciadamente SUI carta hi
corrido la misma suerte que la
del senior Jimenez por encon-
trarme fuera de la ciudad en- los
dias en- que fue recibida en- la
Reduction. FL sentimiento que
expresan sus versos es tan deli
cado que tengo mucho gusto en-
p%ublicarlos oportunamente, ash
como me gustaria que me favo-
reciese, de vez en- cuando con
otros poemas de SUI repertoire.
Agradecida por la gentileza de
SUI palabras sobre mi seccion.
De listed atentamente,
Victoria A.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
Despedide

Despedimos atentamente al Sc
nor don Henrique de Obarrio, ge-
rente General del Banco Nacional
de Panama, quien regres6 por la
via aerea a su patria despues de
un viaje a Nueva York, Washing
ton, DC. y esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
|RELDJ::.
revisto del oconfecer cubono...l
(Viene de la Pagina DOs)

(Vene de la Pagina DOS)
la Dlctadura, estuvo de vista en- Nassau ipreparando Ia residen.
ca de su Jefe previniendo la llegada de un IL de agosto. !? A pesar
de la r1glda censura de prensa que amordaza al periodismo nacional,
Ia noucias lie los hechos ocurridos en- la provincial de Orente CO.
mienzan a flrarse al exterior, senalando Ell avance de las fuerzas in.
surrecclonales en- differences puntos de la region, signifcativamente
en- las cercanias de Holguin. - Una potente bomba hzo explosion
en- Ell interior del teatro Trianon, del Vedado, sembrando la alarma
entire los ashtentes al espectaculo. - Nuevos brotes de sabotaie v
terrorlsmo fueron reportadOs en- las principles locaHdades del pals.
En- la henda pr> departamentos de Sears en- La Habana, hzo ex.
ploslon una bomba, sin que hubiera que lamentar desgracas perso.
males. Toda la ciudadania Sc pregunta. :. tdonde Sc encuentra ell
menor Joseito Ramirez, ell Adolescence que trao de atentar contra la
Va de Batlsta? : Conhrmando la noticia suministrada por un co.
rTesponsal de RELOJ en- Washington, acerca de la fastuosa recep-
cion brindada por ell Embajador Arroyo, ell 20 de mayo, en- un peri6-
dico capitalino Sc relacionaban los comesibles importados desde La
Habana por ell afortunado ex regente de las construcciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03

mes celebraron ell domingo la graf;
OCCASION de Sus Bodas de Acero, on
&c amos de ejemploar y ventures
union matrimonial.
Pora Europa
Salem para Nueva York, pa
"a de ahi Seguir viaje hacia Europa
Ell senior Luis A. Ramos Aguirre y
sonora, PrOvi de Ramos Aguirre,
miembroS apreciados de nuestrs
colonia puertorriquena residente
en- Miami.
Permaneceran en- ell Viejo Con,
tinente tres meses durante los cua.
les visitaran a Espana, Francia G
Italia, hacienda escala en- la feria
que sc celebra actualmente en- Bru-
selas.
Debido a la premura del viaje
sido impossible despedirse personal.
mente de Sus numerosas amistades
y desean hacerlo por medic de es-
tas lineas,
Los despedimos cordialmente, de
seandoles una feliz travesia y unas
vacaciones plenas de gratas ventu-
ras.
Distinsuido Bodo
Circular finas esquelas que par.
ticipan ell enlace matrimonial de la
culta y gentil senorita Linda LOui-
Sc SOttile, hija del senior James
Sottile, Jr. y sonora, con ell correc-
to caballero senior Frank Raymond
Hammond, acto que tendra lugar
Ell sabado, IA de JUNO, a las diez de
la manana, en- la Iglesia Cat6lica
de Santa Teresita, Coral Gables.
Despues de la ceremonial religio,
So los padres de la novia ofreceran
una reception en- SUI Residential de
Indian Mound Trail 2525 a la cual
concurriran las amistades de am
has familias contingencies.
De La Hob0no
Procedentes de La Habana, Gu
ba disfrutan de una corta Temporal
da de recreo en- Miami Beach ell
senior A. Coleman Blum y SUI gentil
eSposa, a quienes nos es grato salu-
dar Y desear unas vacaciones muy
placenteras entire nosotros.
Ell senior Blum, escritor y cores
ponsal en- La Habana de numero-
SOS p~eriodicos y revistas america
mas, es autor del folleto Gel Verbo
Irregular en- Ingles" publicado por
Cuba Cientifica.
Para 81, y SUI culta esposa, nues-
tro calido saludo de bienvenida y
nuestros votos porque disfruten de
unas vacaciones muy placenteraS
en- esta ciudad.
Despedida
Despedimos atentamente al Sc
nor don Henrique de Obarrio, ge-
rente General del Banco Nacional
de Panama, quien regres6 por la
via aerea a SUI patria despues de
IN viaje a Nueva York, Washing
ton, DC. y esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
Coral Gables, Florida
Frances

Estimada Victoria Alexandra:
Francamente hace varias sema-
mas que no Sc de listed. Els cierto
que en- estos dias estoy trabajan-
do en- dos lugares Y asistiendo a
la Universidad al mismo TEMPO,
y como es natural cast no tengo
tempo suficiente para I'm mo-
mento de ocio o descanso.
Adjunto con estas lineas lie cs-
toy remitiendo I'm poema dedi-
cado a mi hermana cuyo cum
pleanos es ell proximo sabado con
la unica suplica de yer 81 pudie-
Sc publicarmelo para esa fecha.
LIE estaria tan agradecido.
Francamente para mi no hay
NADIA mas maravilloso, (aparte
de mi sonora madre) que mi her.
mana y por ESQ lie he escrito ESQ.,
versos. Ella cumple ahora Is
amos. -
Muchos saludos para sus fami-
liares, sabe la aprecia siempre
muy sinceramente,
Su amigo y SIS,
Rolando Jimenez
RESPUESTA
Estimado Rolando:
No sabe la pena que tengo
que su carta llegase tan tarde a
mis- manos; me encontraba fue-
"a de la ciudad. Aunque sc que
es tarde y que va ell onomasti-
co de SUI hermanita debe haber
pasado, no quiero pasar por al
to I'm poema de tan hondo amor
fraternal. Els con mucho gusto
que lie doy cabida en- mi seccion
poetica en- ell dia de hoy. Salude,
aunque atrasadamente, a SUI her.
mana en- mi nombre. Para listed,
mucho exito en- sus estudios.
Con mucho carino,
Victoria A.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
coRREo DE
(Viene de Ia Pagina q

te disponer de mayor espacio y
mas de interes femenino, pero
como listed sabe ell periodico es
,muy joven 81 Sc lie compare con
otroS de la localidad, por tanto
tendremos que esperar I'm POGO.
De todos modoS, interpreto SUI u
gerencia como I'm encomio a mi
pequena labor y lie doy mis- mas
expresivas gracias. Sientase en-
libertad de escribirme cuantas
veces 10 desee, para mi sera I'm
gran placer recibir sus cartas y
la considerare ademas de lecto-
IA, una buena amiga.
En- ell sobre que tan gentilmen-
te me envio recibira listed ell
nombre del producto a que 1ice
mencion en- mi articulo Consoles
de Belleza. Con la esperanto
que volvere a Saber de listed
muy pronto, me despido,
Muy cordialmente,
Victoria A.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Brandt 1245 Melbourne rd., a
boy, David William, October
31st.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Mattone, 14715 Elderwood, a
girl. Michele Ann, October
9th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
St. Phil Card
Party Saturday

st. Philomena Guild will hold
a card party in the Social Hall
at 8 p. m. on Saturday, Novem-
ber 18th, to which all members
and their friends are invited.
Mrs. George E. Todd, chair
man, and Mrs. Daniel Dowd,
co-chairman, will be assisted
by the following committee:
Gifts: Mrs. Jack Dempsey,
Mrs. Russell Fitton, Mrs. Dam
iel Dowd. Refreshments: Mrs.
Rudolph Derdul. Hospitality:
Mrs. Joseph Delaney, Mrs. j. J.
Donahue. Telephone: Mrs. Ar
mold Dippel. Special Commit
tee: Mrs. Andrew 10th.
Refreshments will be served
as usual.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
Churches

The Annual st. PMlomena's
First Grade Mothers Tea, OF
which Mrs. Richard Kirschnel
is chairman, will be held in the
Social Hall on Wednesday, No.
vember 10th at 1870 p. m.
This tea sponsored by the
st. Philomena Guild introduces
mothers of new pupils to the
aims, ideals and routine of the
educational system.
The program will include a
personality. and charm talk.
All members Of the Guild
whether mothers of school chill
dren or not are invited to at
tend this tea.
"Christian Meekness' will
be the topic at the Morning
Worship Service at the East
Cleveland Baptist Church or
Sunday, November 10Th at II
a. m. There will be baby ded-
ication service on this Sunday
Thursday, November Goth is
Circle Day at the Church with
Circles 1, 2 and 3 all meeting
at the church. Mrs. Matz's Cir
Gle 2 will make favors for the
Detention Home while Mrs.
Browns Circle / and Mrs. Eur
muehlen's Circle 3 will work on
White Cross Work.
The United Lutheran Church
Women of st. James Lutheran
Church at 1924 Hayden ave-,
will hold their regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday, November
18th at 500 p. m. at the
Church. The speaker for the
evening will be Mrs. G. Ken
meth Shafer whose topic will
be "The Word, Women and the
World"
All members and friends of
st. James are invited to at
tend.
The Women's Association
Iof Windermere Presbyterian
Church will observe the annual
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13

Thank-offering tea on Tuesday
November 18th, at 2 D. m
There will be no morning meet
ing with the usual hospita
sewing. All members of tn,
church are invited.
Mrs. o. c. Sappenfield will
offer the devotions. The speak
err will be the Rev. o. c. Sap
penfield. Hostesses at the te;
table will be Mrs. NJ. B. Cowle:
and Mrs. j. H. Barnes.
THANK OFFERING
The United Lutheran Church
Women Of st. James Lutheran
Church, 1924 Hayden ave-, will
sponsor the Annual Thank Of.
fering Service, Sunday, Nov
ember 10th at the regular
morning Worship Service e.
10:45 o'clock. Preacher for this
service will be the Rev. George
Shaffer, Chaplain of Huron
Road Hospital.
Serving in the Worship
Service will be Mrs. Harry
Barndt, Mrs. Clarence Orwig,
Mrs. William Dempsey, Mrs.
Walter Teeter, Jr., as ushers
Mrs. A. E. Madison, reading the
Epistle; and Mrs. Franklin
Anton, reading the Gospel for
the day. Mrs. Francis Henry,
president of the local organi-
zation will explain the meaning
of Thank Offering in the life
and work of the church.
Visitors and friends are well
come at this service in this
hour of sharing.
The circles Of the Winder-
mere Methodist Church Wo-
mans Society of Christian
Service will meet as follows:
Tuesday, November 18th ev-
ening circles will meet at 500
p. m.-Circle 7 at the home of
Mrs. Edwin Hackett, 1856
Sheffield rd.; Circle s at the
home of Mrs. Gilbert Foster,
1735 Silver ST., Wickliffe; Cir
Gle 9 will meet at the church: ::
Circle 10 at the home of Mrs.
Lawrence Lane, 1855 Euclid
Heights blvd.
Wednesday, November 18th,
the day circles will meet for
luncheon with the following
hostesses:
Circle /. Mrs. H. F. Stahl-
hut. 1868 Pennfield rd.: Circle
2, Mrs. J. L. Ely, 1854 Winder-
mere St; Circle 3, Mrs. Carl
Jensen. 1645 Bryn Mawr; Cir
Gle 5, Mrs. G. E. Inman, 2OO4
Stanwood rd.: Circle 6 will
meet this month at the regular
time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
Free Movie Tickets

You CON get q pair Of com
plimentorY tickets 10 the Show.
Hayden Theotrs BY reading the
ads in this paper. There ore ton
names In ton dds scattered thru
The poper. Il you find your name.
Just clip the dd and toks II 10
the Show.Hayden Theotre ond
you'll get two tree tickets.
Thurs. FIJI. Sat-. The Bm-
borion and the Geisho."
Motinse Sat-. "Feorless Faeon"
plus Hour of Cartoons and Mot
ines Club. Prizes.
Sum-. Mon.. Tues. "Tonk Force"
and "Buchunun Rides Alone"
Wed. The Reluctant Debu-
tante."
Check all the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. Il not this
week. be sure to look next week.
Therell be ten ndmes each week
good for 20 tickets at the Shaw
Hayden Theotrs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
Ohio Flowers
In Sd Slides

Mr.. and Mrs. William J
Burger will show beautiful 81
color slides in q program en-.
titled Northern Ohio Spring
Flowers" which will be pre-
sented at the East Cleveland
Public Library on Thursday
November goth, at 500 p. m.
These slides will reveal not
only the beauty but the depth
of natures most brilliant wild
flowers. This is a chance to es-
cape from the world of prob
lens and live for a short time
in the world of natures beauty
Mr.. Burger is nationally IA
nous for his wild flower pic
lures and Mrs. Burger adds her
knowledge Of botany to his
work.
You and your friends are
cordially invited to see this pro-
gram.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
Service Of Liqht
Sunday Evening

On Sunday evening, Novem
ber 18th, the Eighteenth Annu.
al Service Of Light will be helc
in First Evangelical and Re.
formed Church UNITED Church
Of Christi at Arlington anG
Thornhill DIR. At 7:15 o'clock
Rev. Theodore F. kitterer will
conduct this service which has
become = tradition at First
Church.
This service is the emblemat-
ic exemplification of the eter-
nal flames of Faith, Hope and
Love that have inspired men to
strive for peace throughout the
world. Members and friends of
First Church gather to wor-
ship and give thanks for the
blessings they have received
throughout the year. 1t is an
evening of candle-light and
praise, carrying out the theme,
"Let your light so shine before
men, that they may see your
good works and glorify your
Father Who is in heaven"
Special music for the evening
will be sung by a Festival Choir
us made up of singers from
West Side Church, Reformation
Lutheran Church of Eastlake,
and First Evangelical and Re-
formed Church, under the di-
rection of Nellie Louise
Schreiner, organist and director
of First Church. Mr.. Charles
Holmes will be bass soloist for
the evening. Mrs. Doris Yedlick
and Mrs. Kay Sauer will sing
the descant to "All Glory,
Praise and Honor"
Preceding the service a din
ner will be given to the guest
singers who gather each year
to give so freely Of their talents
and efforts in an endeavor to
make the evening an inspira-
tional one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
Rock throwing
Cost Dad Monev

Two 10-year old boys admitted
to police they spent some IL
minutes Sunday afternoon toss
ing rocks from the foot bridge
over Forest Hills blvd. down
onto passing motorists. They
claimed about six hits.
. One of the motorists notified
police when a rock shattered his
windshield and officers found
the boys in the park. Their par
ents will foot the bill.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
The O'MoIIeys
To Convention

Noreen and Frank O'Malley
co-owners Of East Cleveland
Employment, 1903 Euclid ave.
are attending the National En-.
ployment Board Convention
which is being held in New
Orleans, La, from November
9Th to 18th.
Mrs. O'Malley will appear or
a panel discussion on "PUbliC
Relations and Personal Con.
tact" This convention is ar
annual event and Private En-
ployment Services from all over
the United States and Hawai-
are represented.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
Sports

GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSO-
CITATION at Shaw High is
having a busy year. Three pop
ular sports ended last week.
to wit: Softball, Gym Hockey,
and Trampoline.
| One hundred and forty-four
girls are participating in bowl
ing at the Forest Hill Lanes on
Mondays and Thursdays after
school. The head of the Monday
League is Marge Kerr, and
Betty Barrett is in charge OF
bowling on Thursdays.
Ten girls from Shaw Lake
Erie League attended the Play
Day at Heights Saturday, No
vember 9th. The theme for the
event was "The Heights Candy
Store. The girls were divided
into teams appropriately named
"Licorice Sticks. Chocolate
Chips, "Candy Canes, "Jelly
Beans, "Life Savers, and
"Red Hots". The girls also COM
pared notes on the Leaders
Club G.A.A. program and the
Physical Ed classes.
G.A.A. also sponsors the
Daisy Mae Girls Basketball
team which has won the City
Championship for the past two
years. Members returning from
last year are Mona Althans,
Carol Parish. Sue Wingerter,
and Sheila LOTUS. New men,
bers selected this year are: Pat
Forsythe, Becky Morrow, Sally
Duncan, Salli Laubaugh, Pat
Paterson, Janet Dornback,
Sandy Merger, and Sharon
Lapka.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
Personals

Mr.. Edward Furey, 14749 Ell.
derwood ave-, is spending four
months in Hollywood, Florida
enjoying the swimming and
sunshine and outdoor activi-
ties. This is his seventh trip to
the Sunshine state.
Members of the Board OF
Education. the medical staff
school principals and the super
intendent, DR.. o. j. Korb, will
be guests Of DR.. Linda Schnei-
der at a dinner next Wednesday
evening in her home, 2275
Woodmere dr.. DR.. Schneider is
the school physician.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
Scout News
ACTIVITIES AT
ST. PHILOMENAS

Activities in Scout Troop 36e
are continuing. On November
9Th they held a "Father-Son
social" in the social hall of st,
Philonias school which was at
tended by a turnout Of many
fathers. Cider and doughnuts
for refreshments were served.
Saturday, November 9th the
troop enjoyed a "Father-Son
Bowling at Mayfield Center
alleys. Winners of the trophies
were Mr.. VIM. Intihar and his
son, Raymond for high score
and Mr.. Robert May and his
son, John for low score. All had
a wonderful time.
Fathers, remember next COM
mittee meeting, November 18th
in the Rectory hall at 8 p. m.
PACK 13
MAYFAIR SCHOOL
Cub master, Robert Ledger,
urges all parents and friends to
attend the next pack meeting
on November goth, at Mayfair
School. East Cleveland police
officers will speak and show
movies on safety.
Scouts are working on
Thanksgiving and Christmas
projects. Their work will be on
display in the North Branch Lii
brary window this Thursday.
Recently initiated into pack
13 was Gregory Funk.
Den 10, Den Mother, Mrs.
Travis; Denner, Tommy Travis:
Assistant Denner, Dale Shiffer;
Buckskin, Tom my Telecky;
Greg Funk, Fred Krull and
William Steiner.
Den II, Den Mother, Mrs.
Yarosh; Den Chief, Charles
Pierce; Denner, Jeffery Mar
quette; Assistant Denner, Bob
Allen; Buckskin, Terry Mckee;
Lowell Marquette, and Tommy
Robinson.
Den 13, Den Mother, Mrs.
Martin; Denner, Gary Tartag-
liza; Assistant Denner, Ronnie
Martin, Robert Winkler and
Arthur Yarosh.
Dens II and 13 went on a
field trip and visited the tomb
and monuments Of the late
President, James A. Garfield,
with Jules Winkler as guest Of
Den 13.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
BOARD
Eust Park Drive

Lake front home, z business
people; twin beds. plenty OF
closet space; beautifully tur-
nished. excellent for doctors or
nurses. References. Box AIT. ol4
Eost lS2nd St.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13

SFFPING room for gentleman;
$40 a week. Ii. l-A11.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13
G.I. News

Raymond A. Dixon, SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond A.
Dixon Of 1889 Windermere st.
has completed recruit training
at the Marine Corps Recruit
Depot, Paris Island, S. c.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-13

The Women's Association
of Windermere Presbyterian
Church will observe the annual
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
Fubien SevitzskY
Dirigird 0rquestu
en- 2 Cemeteries

Ell virtuoso, y dinamico, Fa-
bien Sevitzky, aclamado por los
criticos de todas parties: Juno
de los grandes directories de
nuestros tiempos," tomara la
batuta en- ell concerto de inau-
glracion de la temporada de
conciertos sinfonicos No. 80 de
la Orquesta Sinfonica de la Uni
versidad de Miami, los dias 26 y
27 de octubre.
Ell concerto de aperture de
la temporada, tendra lugar ell
domingo dia 26 de octubre, en-
el Auditorio de Miami Beach.
Ell mismo programa Sc repetira
la noche del lunes en- ell Dade
County Auditorium.
Ell Sr Sevitzky, quien ACADIA
de regresar de una gira triun-
fal de conciertos de verano, por
Italia y Yugoslavia, dirigira
la oruuesta de la Universidad
en- la Sinfonia No. 5 en- E. Me-
nor, de Tchaikowsky; Till Eu-
lenspiegel', de Strauss; Noctur-
nos (Nuages ct Fetes) de De-
busy y un arreglo de la Tocata
y Fuga en- D Menor del Maestro
Bach.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
AYUDA EsCOLAR

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 =
CUPID Ell Servicio Internacio-
nal de Escuelas del Consejo Nor
teamericano de Education anun-
clio aver que una nueva en-
mienda de la legislation CORES
pondiente permitira prestar ayu-
da economical a instituciones de
doble nacionalidad patrocinadas
por Estados Unidos en- Ameri-
ca Latina.
Tales fondos seran asignados
de las divisas obtenidas en- la
venta de sobrantes agricolas
norteamericano bajo ell progra-
ma de la ley 489, en- aquellos
paises donde estan en- vigor esos
acuerdos,
La enmienda, aprobada este
ano por Ell congreso, proporcio,
ma a IS escuelas patrocinadas
por Estados Unidos en- Brasil,
Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico y Pc
ri, I'm total en- las monedas ma
cionales de esos paises equiva-
lente a.2.120.000 d6Iares.
Acuerdos similares estan pen
dientes, aun sin firmar, con va
rias otras republicas america
mas.
Los fondos en- monedas ma
|. cionales podran %utilizarse para
la construction y equipos de es-
cuelas y Ell pago de salaries y
becas.
La lista de escuelas que gozan
de esta ayuda es la siguiente;
Brasil: American School de
Rio de Janeiro y American
School de Sac Paulo.
Colombia: Karl E. Paris
Schools, de Barranquilla; Cole
gio Nueva Granada, de Bogota;
Coleglo Bolivar, de Cali y EScue-
la Jorge Washington, de Mede-
lin.
Ecuador; American School de
Guayaquil y American School,
de Quito.
Peru: American (Roosevelt)
School, de Lima, y Abraham
Lincoln School, de Lima.
Mexico: American School
Foundation, de la capital mexi-
cana; American School Founda-
ton, de Monterrey, y American
School de Guadalajara, Torreon,
Puebla, Pachuca y Durango.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
ACUSAN A ESTUDIANTES
De kSESlNAT0 De
ClUDADkN0 MEXICAN0

NUEVA ORLEANS, Oct. 3.
fUPD-Tres estudiantes de
la universidad de Tulane, uno
de ellos de Panama, fueron
acuSados de asesinar a un
guia mexicano en- ell barrio
frances de esta ciudad.
Los estudiantes:. Alberto
Calvo, de Panama, John S,
Farrell y David Brennan de
Estados Unidos, fueron acusa-
dos de haber dado muerte al
guia Fernando Rios.
Rios fue hallado en- un es-
trecho callejon entire la Cate
dral de San Luis y ell histo-
rico cabildo de Nueva Orleans
en- ell sector mas antique de la
ciudad. POGO despues, ell guia
murio como resultado de la
fractura del craneo que habia
sufrido.
Los medicos dicen que Rios
tenia un craneo excesivamen-
tie fragil y que murio al caer
(Pasa a la Pagina OCHO)
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
HUELGA EN- BOLIVIA

LA PAZ, Oct. 4 CUPID =
La federation de obreros fabri-
les declare hoy en- Oruro una
huelga por no haber tornado en-
consideration SUI pliego de pc
ticiones la Camara Industrial.
La Camara de Senadores
aprobo ell borrador de una CO.
munlcacion en- la que Sc propo-
ne la adopclon de las siguientes
meuidas:
Venta del ingenio Guabira,
la fabrica de fosforos y otros
bienes de la Corporation Boil
viana de Fomento, mediante
subasta pubiica en- las aduanas
de Bolivia.
Organization de una mission
de estudio, intensificacion y
exploitation argentifera y auri-
fera mediante la utilization de
los recursos de fomento mine
70.
Utilization de los fondos, pro-
ducto de las ventas menciona-
daS mas arriba. en- nuevas obras
y en- ell desarrollo y la conclu-
sion de las que actualmente Sc
estan efectuando.
Ell Ministro de Trabajo redu