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Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
80 City Folk
Will Attend
VFW Conclave
Milford Will Be Well
Represented At Dual
Convention At RehO-
both This Weekend.

Thirty or. more Milfordians are
expected to be in attendance at
the Annual State Conventions of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Ladies Auxiliary at Lewes this
weekend.
A delegation from Blue Hen
Post No. 64S3, headed by Post
Commander James P. Gilmore, will
be one of the largest present for
the .two-day conclave. Two of the
local group, Past State Commander
David S. Hugg and District Com
mander Paul ]. Duphily, will have
active roles as members of inn
portant convention committees and
will exercise individual votes by
virtue of present offices held.
Hugg's name is to be presented to
the convention as District No. 3's
candidate for member of the Nat
ional Council of Administration,
V.F.W.
Other members of the Blue Hen
Post group are: Newton Brown,
Eurie NJ Savage, Jr., Harry Hill,
Melvin Munson, Clement j. New
ins, Harold r. Welch, James r.
West, Charles w. Sigler, Roy La
Fontaine, John Deeney, Robert
Fields, John Woodall, Tom Har-
rington, James Weller, Thad
Wdowiak, Raymond Coffman, Pres
ton Cannon, Arch Lank and Joe
Jefferson, delegates; and
William P. Haughey, William
Weldon, Ralph Scott, William Ken
ton, Donald Currie, Robert Currie,
John Jaywork, John Kniceley and
Robert Martin, alternates.
The Milford V.F.W. Auxiliary
group will be headed by President
Beatrice Kniceley and will include
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Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Tom Thumb
W edding At
Harrington
Will Be Presented BY Be-
ginners Department Of
Asbury Methodist On
Thursday, June 10

TIE Beginners Department of
Asoury Methodist Church, HarriIlg-
ton, will present a Tom Thumb
Wedding on ThursGsy, june 19, at
7:3O p. m, in the Collins Build
ing of the church.
The bridal p1ELy will consist of
the following children: Bride Jen-
ME June, Debra Shepp; Groom Tom
Thumb, Richard Larrimore; Maid
of Honor, Jane FARRELL. Best Man,
Charles Brown; Bridesmaids, Vir-
ginia 10 Richardson, Karen Min
ner,r Renie CULLEN, Alice Wander
wende, Gina Wechtenhiser and 10
Ann Galloway; Flower Girls, Kathy
Nelson, Jean Louise Price, Sandra
Irwin, and Gwen Melvin; Train
Bearers, Toni McCready and Rob-
ert Wechtenhiser; Ring Bearers,
Gloria Lynn Dill and John Curtis;
Preacher, Roger Belts; Mother of
the Bride, Judy Wyatt; Father of
the Bride, Norris Guy Winebren-
ner; Mother of the Groom, Paula
Simpson; Father of the Groom,
Jackie Warrington.
Distinguished guests will include
President and Mrs. Eisenhower, DR..
and Mrs. William T. Chapman,
Mayor and Mrs. Hewitt Smith, Rev.
and Mrs. Richard Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wagner, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Dean, Zorro, Roy Rogers,
and the Pied Piper with his many
followers.
Ice cream, compliments of the
Dairy Queen of Harrington, will be
served to all of the guests. Cake,
CONTINUED on page sikh
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Presbyterian Women
To Meet June 18th
VIII Be Last Meeting OF Group
Until September

The June meeting of the We
mems Association of the First
Presbyterian Church of Milford
is being arranged for June 18th
at 8 O'Clock in the Church. This is
the last meeting of the Associa-
ton until September.
The subject presented is "the
Migrant Worker" an increasingly
grave problem and will be pointed
up by a movie titled Again, Pio-
neersl" This is truly an American
title
1t is the story of migrant work
ers, not of the foot-loose band
only, but of the responsibility of
the Church and the community to
them. K. Keeler, an attorney of
Eairview, thought of migrants as
do many people. who are perhaps
not too well informed. When he
visited "Shacktown" and met the
CONTINUED on page nine)
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Completing Plans For
Convention Of Legion
Here On June 21st
SPECIAL REQUEST
MADE TO TRUCKERS

Milford City Council, this
week passed an ordnance
making it unlawful for truck
ers to drop landing gears on
the recently repaved Munich
pal Parking Lot on Northeast
Front Street.
Some serious damage has
already been caused by trucks
on the lot which is the finest
paved and lighted free park
ing lot in Delaware.
Council is also seriously
considering placing parking
meters on the lot, if contin-
ued warning about front lot
parking by storekeepers and
clerks in the area is not heed
ed.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Drainage Work In
Kent Is Speeded

The Soil Conservation District
of Kent County has just purchased
another large bulldozer in order
to speed necessary drainage jobs
on Kent County farms, says G. A
Taylor, chairman of the Board of
Supervisors. The rev bulldozer
will be of great assistance in max
ing up for the delay in conserva-
tion work caused by the extremely
bad working conditions early this
season. Leroy Pepper, equipment
manager for the district. has al
lcontinued on page eleyen)
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Legislature Plans To
Meet Monday, June Is
Majority Party Leaders Say Principal Business
To Come Under Discussion Will Be The
Consideration Of Bill On Extension Of
JoEless Benefits

The General Assembly will re-
turn to session Monday night at q.
This was decided late last week
at Dover at a caucus of the Demo-
cratic majorities of both houses.
The principal reason for the re-
turn will be to consider legislation
extending the time in which unem-
ployment compensation benefits
may be paid.
The maximum duration Is now
rs weeks. The federal government
had enacted new legislation max
ing ii possible for states to length
en- this period.
In Delaware the proposed exten-
sion is 13 weeks.
The Democratic caucus decision
was made a few hours after the
House of Representatives at Wash
ington voted to put up $685., 10000
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13

barber shoppers" got their start
by winning a Maryland State Farm
Bureau Talent Contest four years
ago. Since that time they have rep
resented Maryland at the Chicago
National Farm Bureau Conven-
tion: they appeared on Don Nc
Neil's Breakfast Club show; on
Jacque Wells T.V. program: at
shows, banquets. lodge and church
affairs in Washington, philadel-
phia, New York and Baltimore and
they have auditioned for the Ar
thur Godfrey Talent Show.
The Gay Blades belong to the
S.P.E.B.S.QS.A. and ere rapidly
reaching the top in the annual
regional competition held for bar
bershop quartets. They combine
continued on page ninel
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13

to carry out the UC extension vot-
ed by Congress and signed by the
President last week. The appropria-
tion measure now goes to the Sem
ate.
The meeting was held in the Do
yer Hotel and the principal speak
er was William s. Potter, Demo-
cratic national committeeman.
Mr.. Potter said that he had con-
ferred with Albert B. Stetser, exc
cutive director of the Delaware
Unemployment Compensation Com
mission, and he'd learned there
were between 1000 and 5000 in
Delaware who have exhausted or
are about to exhaust their &c
benefits.
Mr.. Potter also pointed out that
the federal funds making the ex-
acontinued on page fivel
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Vacation Bible
School At Avenue

Vacation Bible School will be
held at Avenue Methodist Church,
with ten sessions, June 18th to
9th: each days session lasting
from 800 to 1880 a. m A Com
mencement program will be held
at the last session at 10:30 a. m,
with a picnic following for all pu-
pills. teachers. and parents. Miss
Ruth Benoit will be the director of
the school
Teachers for the school will be:
Mrs. Wilson Soskrider, Mrs. Ed
Continued on page two)
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Hope To Place City
Youth On Farms
Vocational Foundation OF New
York Is Aaxi0us For Experiment

Kent County farmers can help
themselves, the. national communi-
ty, agriculture and an individual
in just one move, says George Va
paa, county agricultural agent.
The Vocational Foundation of
New York, non-sectarian organi-
cation, has contacted Thomas Rus
sell, farm placement manager of
the Delaware Employment Service,
with a plan to find employment for
city youth between the ages of To-
81. The plan is for a city boy to
live and work with a farm family.
The organization has full back
ground information on each boy
who wants to work. The program
has been endorsed by the Herald
Tribune Fresh Air Fund, which
has been sending younger children
for many years to Delaware. In
terested farmers are asked to con-
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Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Parents Invited To
All Short Course

Parents are invited to come to
any or all classes and events FRI
day, June 27, of the annual All
Short Course on the University of
Delaware campus in Newark, ac-
cording TO Marion Macdonald,
county All Club Agent.
Parents will be able to eat with
the Alters IL they contact Mrs.
Macdonald by June 18th to regis
ter.
Friday will be the big day in the
way of contests with the state A.
CONTINUED on page fiye)
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13

all landlords, owner-operators and
tenants who are in doubt about
acreage reserve requirements for
multiple farm operations to get
complete information at the ASC
office
The operator who has an interest
in more than one farm must COM
ply fully with the regular Soil
Bank rules on the farm covered
by his acreage reserve agreement
In addition, on any other farm or
farms in which he has an interest
either as landlord or tenant, he
must not exceed by more than 10
percent the normal acreage in
effect on the other farms for the
commodity designated in his acre
age reserve agreement.
Continued on page elevenD
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13

OaN thhL 4CClo w al z mas a NJ pt VI Y
to new situations, thus making a
good general labor market avail
able"
The Buyers Digest, a directory
type publication listing businesses
and real estate for sale or ex-
change, is published in California
but enjoys a large nationwide cir
cuiation. Its current salute to the
First State marks the second oc-
casion within year that its pub
fishers have singled out Delaware
as an area offering excellent OPP
portunities for greater Industrial
expansion.
The article in the current issue
includes a letter from Governor
j. Caleb Boggs in which the chief
executive invites industry and
Continued on page nInel
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Fetes Being Planned For
Annual Chicken Festival

The being Maryland Armory
am audience.
adde the
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Acreage ReserUe Rule To
Multiple Farm, O,Uners

Farmers who have for 1858 and
hold interest than
reminded
ervation office qualify
Ennis, chairman County committee, urged
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13
Brochure ErtOIIs Virtues Of
GrO,Uing State Of Delaware

The Growing Delaware
bring products
The
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
ketaamerica
en- Siwtesis
Wiene de la Primers)

Intrigado Arrata ha anunciado
que concedera dos audinciaS por
mes a la ciudad de Guayaquil, via
iando haSta ese puerto para aten-
der directamente a t0das las perso.
mas vinculadaS o las actividadeS
economicas ae' pals, para tratar
con elias los d~ifecentes problemaS
que los negociantes del puerto te-
mel con el gobierno naciohai de
valores y cualquier otro ORGANISING
en- que tengan %ingerencia ell referi-
do f~uncionario. FL proposito que
tiene ell MiniStro es facilitar las &C.
tividades industriales, comercia-
les, agricolas de los baneos inver-
sionistas etc. Els la primera vez que
Sc adopta este proeedimiento pa
ra atender las opiniones del prin-
cipal centre ~financiero del pals,
facilitandose ash Ell c~reciente de.
sarrollo de Guayaquil.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
Cdpfuran a Norteomericonos.
7ue Ibon q Unirse a FideI Castro

/ LA HABANA, Cuba abril 2 (Por
radiotelefono).-La ley que dispo-
ne ell estado de emergencia naeio,
nal por un plazo de As dias, fue
aprobada por ell Conseio de Minis
tros y sancionada posteriormente
por ell Presidente de la Republica,
publtcandoSe en- la Gaceta Official
y comenzando a re2ir.
En- la madrugada de aver Sc
emitio una nota Official en- Palacio
exponiendo, que el Presidente Ba-
tIsta habia realizado ell martes
un recorrido por La Habana y Ma
rianao, c~omprobando ell normal de-
senvolvimiento de las aetividades
y que despues Sc reintegro a Pala-
clio, donde deSpach6 asuntos admi-
nistrativos, r~euniendose posterior-
mente con ell Consejo de Ministries
eOnvocado para impartir SUI apro-
baeion al proyecto de ley del Con-
greso en- que Sc declara su apro-
baei6n al proyecto de ley del Con-
greso en- que Sc declara el estado
de emergeneia nacional por as
dias. Sc agrego que Ell proyecto fue
aprobado por unanimidad y san
eionado por Ell Presidente.
En- la referida nota official Sc ha-
ce constar que las facultades con-
feridas por Ell congreso al Consejo
de ministries, son las de fiiar ell GU
po de las fuerzas armadas, crear
otros cuerpos 0 ampliar los exis-
y apropiar fondos, establecer i'm
puestos, regular los servicioS de
comunicaciones, adoptar medidas
para ell dsenvolvimiento del CO.
mercio, la agriculture y la in
dustria, modifiear ell regimen del
trabajo, modificar ell proeedimien-
to judicial, creando figuras de de-
Tito y modificar las leyes penales
generates y es~peciales. dictar me-
didas, sobre la cultura, Ell trabajo,
Ia propiedad, los oficios publicos y
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03

ell Poder Judicial, sin mas limita-
clones que las establecidas en- la
constitution. Sc explieo tamblen
que sc creaba por la ley, una Co.
mission Permanente que tendra
competencia para conocer sobre la
inviolabilidad de los Legislatures,
vigilar ell uso de las atribueiones
concedidas al Consejo de Minis
tros, convocar al Congreso, antes
de vencerse Ell plazo de AS dias pa,
ra dar por terminado ell mismo, pc
dir al Consejo de Ministries o a
cualquiers de sus miembros, que
rinda cuenta de las facultades
eXeepcionales eoncedidas. Tam
bien que las disposiciones acorda-
das Dor ell Conseio de Ministries
que sean ratificadas posteriormen-
te por ell Congress-, continuarian
con ~caracter de ley y las que no
10 fueren Sc consideraran deroga-
das.
Sc agrego que ell Primer Minis
tro eXpreso que eli Presidente de la
Repdblica habia firmado la ley
para lograr ell mantenimento del
orden publico, con ell mismo espi-
ritu patriotico que amino al Con,
greso a SUI votacion y al Conseio
de Ministries a impartirle su apro-
baeion. Diio tambi6n que la ley de
emergencia persigue Ell objective de
restaurar la normalidad y lograr
la cohesion nacional para ssegurar
la continuation del proceso cleo
toral, atendiendo a las solicitudes
legitimas de la oposicion compa-
tibles con la constitution Y que esa
legislation reforzara los propositos
del gobierno de celebrar e%leccio.
e ell 8 de noviembre proximo,
dentro de un china de garantias a
fin de transmitir ell Poder ell "a
de Febrero de 1859 al candidate
que haya sido seleecionado libre.
mente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03

pasado. SUI madre es Fatemeh He
mad, de 80 amos, que dio a luz mien
tras cuidaba de un rebano de su
marido en- un campo vecino a la
aldea Salbook que esta en- una is.
la, La aldea esta cerca de Ahwaz,
en- la RIGA provincial ~petrolera de
Khuzistan, a unos 100 Kilometres
al poroeste de la refineria de Aba
dan.
EMBAJADOR FILIPINO IRA
A BUENOS AIRES
MANILA-(UP).-EI Embaia-
dor de las Filipinas en- Washing
ton, Carlos P. Romulo, represen.
tars al Presidcnte, Carlos P. Garcia
Ell la Inauguration del periodic
presidential del DR.. Arturo Frondi-
ii Ell primero de mayo. Ell anuneio
fue hecho por ell Ministro de Re-
laciones Exteriores, Felixberto Sc
rrano.
al -mismo tempo Serrano reve-
10 que Sc concluira en- Manila un
acuerdo cultural y de amistad ar
gentino-filipino mas o msnos en-
la misma de fecha de las ceremo-
Mas de la transmission del mando
en- Buenos Aires.
Ell acuerdo tendra forma de
protocol0 para no n~ecesitar la san-
ci6n de los resoectivos congresses.
PLANIFICACION ECONOMICAL
CARACAS (SICO) Ell Colegio
de Economists ha emprendido los
estudios preliminares para la crea-
cion en- esta ciudad de I'm Institu-
to Central de P1anificacl0n Eco.
monica. Ell referido colegio mani
festo que considerable necesario
asegurar los dos principles siguien-
ties: a. que la organization admi-
nistrativa del estado sea reforma.
da y adaptada totalmente a un cri-
terio de programaci6n; By que los
principles fundamentals de la pla
neaci6n queden consagrados en- ell
ordenamiento juridico de la ma
cion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
EE. UU. Lbera|iza Prestamos d
Agricu|tores Puertorriquenos

industrial %azucarera en- las presen.
ties CIRCUMSTANCES de una nueva
contribution de SIS centavos por
tonelada de azucar que Sc exporte
a granel, para compensar a los
obreros supuestamente despiaza.
dos del trabajo en- los muelles por
el Gambia en- eli sistema de embar-
que, habra de surtir efectos con-
traprodueentes en- ell amino de
los agricultores de cana. Agrega
que "hay que tener muy en- euenta
que eli ultimo aumento en- fletes
mas ell creciente aumento en- los
gastos de production sera otro
factor que ha de pesar d~esfavora-
blemente en- la mente de los agri-
eultores de cana antes de decidir-
Sc a aceptar ell llevar a eabo nue.
vas siembras, aun mediante el esti-
mulo de los so dolares por euerda.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
PIDEN
"TTERRA DE n

ARGEL-(UP).- Ell Ministro
frances de Defensa jacques Chabar
Delmas conferencio con los mas
altos jefeS militares acerca del es.
tableeimiento de una terra de ma
die" a 10 largo de la frontera en-.
tire Argelia y Tuner.
Sc dice que Chaban-D elmas es.
ia considerando tambien la posi-.
bilidad de efectuar una reorgani-
zacion Ell ell alto mando frances.
Rumores persistenteS senalan
que ell comandante en- iefe, Gene,
raj Raoul Salan, sera reemplazado.
GREEN SEA RR0MA
N~ACIMIENTO DE SEXTUPLES
TEHERAN (UP). - Tn perio-
dico de esta capital informo del
nuacimiento de sextupIes vivos
y en- buen estado de salud -
hiJos de la esposa de un pastor de
ovejas de una remota aldea irania.
Pero las autoridades de Teheran
Sc inclinan a considerar la notieia
como una broma de inocentes. (El
primero de abril es ell dia de mo.
centes en- varios paises).
El vespertino Keyhan fue Ell uni
co en- dar la noticia del hecho sin
precedentes, El despacho dice que
los sextuples -cuatro varones Y
dos hembras- nacieron ell viernes
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
I Viene de IA orImera Pag,

En- una larga lista de agrayios,
Ell senior Ossorio expuso antesel Sc
nado testinonio del Revererdo Pa
dire Ramon O'Farrill, "aHien fue
torturado fisieamente per la poll
cia del regimen de Batista". Ash
mismo, agrega a esta lista de car
COS una serie de agresiones come
tidas por la fuerza publica de Gu
ba contra la Iglesia Catolica,
que .eomienza con Ell ataque a Su
Eminencia Ell Cardinal Arteaga en-
ell mes de julio de 1858. hasta la
detencion y desapariei6n de sacer-
doteS y funeionarios de la Iglesia".
BATISTA Y Ell COMUNISM0
Expuso ell senior 0ssorio, en- una
relaci6n pormerotizada de casos,
los distintos contactos Y adheshio'
mes del General Batista con Ell
Partado Comunista, acompahando
pruebas fotostaticas sobre tales ca
sos.-81
Batista -segun palabras del
testigo. Ossorio no es mas que un
camafaon que Gambia de color
gun2el medic clreundante".
"En ell ano 1870 -anade- hizo
ALBANIA con los comunistas y fue
electo presidente de Cuba en- la
roleta Official del Partido Comunis-
a como iefe de la coalici6n poll
tiea que 10 postulaba''.
Segdn tetimonio adicional firma
do por ell ex P~resIdente de Cuba,
Ing. Carlos Hevia, "Mientras Bats
ia ha prohihido las reunienes pu-
blicas, los Comunistas han gozado
de Ebertad para reunirse en- gran
des numeros, ,Todos los lideres
comunistas cubanoS estan en- la is
la sin ser molestados por ell Gobier-
no; la mayoria de ellos retorn6 re-
cientemente de Russia, entrando IL
bremente en- Cuba por la via ae-
rea's
Anadio ossorio que "Batista fl
nalmente establecio una organiza-
cion para r%efrenar ell comunismo,
pero es ~intereSante notar que min
gun comunista ha sido e~ncarcela.
DO o ma aside obieto de restriction
alguna. La organization fue utili-
zada exelusivamente para silenciar,
encareelar. torturar y asesinar a
democrats cubanos".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
(viene de la Primeral

breve SUI ofensiva final para aplas,
tar los reductos rebeldes de Pa,
dang y Bukihtinggi,
Simultaneamenet Ell Quartet &c.
neral de Ejercito anunci0 la toma
de dos plazas de Importance es.
trategicas situadas en- la frontera
entire Celebes Central y Septen-
trional, 10 que indica ell possible CO.
mienzo general contra ell conan.
dante rebelde, Coronel Vetje Su-
mual.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03

policia Gilberto Cuadrado someti6
ell case acus6 a Rudy Oscar Lundt
Tembleg, SegundO Perez Abby y
Miguel Urtina Rosado, de motin,
segun Ell Articulo $50 del Codigo
Penal, fiJandole fianzas de $1,000.
a cada uno.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-03
s UNIVERSITARIOS
RESULTAN HERIDOS

PONCE.-Ocho estudiantes de Ia
Universidad de Puerto Rico result
taron lesionados al chocar los We
hiculos donde visjaban.
La Policia informa que a las 40
de la ~madrugada del sabado en- la
Gale Wives, esquina Mendez Vigo
chocaron los vehiculos manejados
por Luis Sauri Rosado, de 81 amos
y Luis Z. Bonet Aleman, de 10.
Ademas de los dos conductores,
resultaron heridos Arturo Torres
Braschi, de II amos; Ricardo Baer-
ga Duprey, 40; Pedro Ortiz Zayas,
10; Benigno Quinones Arroyo, a.;
Jose A. Palacio 20; Torres Bras
chi y Palacio viajaban en- ell We
hiculo que maneiaba Sauri Rosado
y los otros heridos en- ell de Benet
Aleman.
Segun Sc informa TODD los heri-
dos son estudiantes de la Univer-
sidad de Puerto Rico.
Con ell impacto, ell auto de Bonet
fue a chocar con I'm poste del to-
lefono a unos Is pies del sitio del
Academic, desprendiendo seis ca.
bles.
En- $500 Sc estiman los dahos
del automovil maneiado por Sauri
y en- $500 los del de Bonet Ale.
man.
Ninguno de los heridos quedo
recluido va que fueron leves las
heridas.
Ell sargento Nelson Escalona, ca.
DO Roberto Dox, y ell policia Ma
nuel Hernandez investigan ell &C,
cidente que fue ell numero 2a4 de
este ano IN Ponce.
ARRESTAN PANDILLA
JUVENIL
La Policia de Rio Piedras arres.
to a tres miembros de una pandi
liza Juvenil de Guaynabo que habia
llegado al Barrio Monacillos, de
Rio PedraS a pelear o otra ban.
da. A los invasores lie ocuparon
un rifle y dos caJas de balas cali,
bre 20. Sc habian trasladado a Ric
Pledras en- una suasua..
La PGllcia al nando del tenien
te Benito Albelo, actuo a base de
una confidencia que recibio,
Revela la Investigation practica,
ola por ell juez Miguel Vega Lopez
y la Polieia de Rio Piedras que ur
gripo de memories Sc llev6 de Quay
nabo una guagua propiedad de Mar
cello Colon la cual conduio hasts
Ia Gale Romani del barrio Mona
cillos, Rudy Oscar Lundt Tembleg
de 10 ancs
La Policia que va tenia conoci
mlento de la llegada a Rio Piedra.
de la pandilla de Guaynabo, &C
tuo rapidamente, logrando ell arres
to de Lundt Tembleg Y de los me
nores de Is amos Segundo Pere;
Abby Y Miguel Urbina Rosado
Los demas memories lograron ocul
ta"se de los agentes.
La Policia no pudo arrestar min
guno de los pandilleros juvenile.
que rctaron a los &c Guaynabo.
I FL Juez Vega Lopez a quien Q