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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Convention

One hundred and thirty dele.
sates from Ecorse were repre-
,cptcd al the eight day conycn.
ion OF Jchovas Witnesses held
1t Yankee Stadium, July 81
through August 3. Principal
speaker was Nathan H. KnosS.
president of the Watch Tower
8ible and Tract Society. Admoni.
ton given in his talk TO the min.
sters on Stick TO Your Work
was applied TO all present More
than 10000 witnesses are shar-
ing in this bible teaching pro-
gram.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Outing

The kids who benefited from
the summer activities at IIya.
cinth Court playground were re.
Yardcd with a trip to the roo on
Monday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Youth Delegate

Eva Hill Of Beatrice 81 was Sc.
lccted as youth delegate from the
Church Of God on Palmerston 81.
in River Rouge. She will attend
the Camp meeting at West Mid
dlesex, Pa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Contest Winner

A proud young lady these days
is Miss Hazel Davis OF Bassett St.
Hazel won the title OF Miss
Young Adult of 1858. The con
test was sponsored by the Young
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

Adult Club of st. Antoine ".
The winners were entertained
Saturday. August 2. with a Smor-
gasbord dinner followed by dane
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
BY Marianne

vaestioning
The three off spring Of Shelley
and James Miner are off ON a
ten day holiday 10 Camp Grind
ley. Have a good time kids.
Swimming
So many OF the older children
and adults are complaining about
the Kemeny Pool being so crowd
I'd with small children. Have you
forgotten Southwestern Pool
There is swimming there five
days a week from o'clock until
$50. Admission is free. and there
are free swimming lessons What
more could you ask?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Invitation

Tis said that Governor vii.
liams in his message at the
N.A.C-WC. banquet Thursday
August 9. had invited JUDGE
Wade McCrce to accompany him
when he made his trip to Africa
earlier this year Incidently this
might be the appropriate time to
let non-residents of s. W. Detroit
know that the honorable Judge
Wade McCrec is a resident Of the
). W. residing on South Ethel
street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

The girls called Blocketts ana
the boys called Blockbusters
hold regular meetings and Offer
suggestions for improvements I,
the council.
In Ecorse, plans are underway
10 organize a neighborhood i'm
provemeni group comprised 81
residents Of the new Voisinc Ter.
races.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight -.

clc will hold its annual picnic the
fourth Saturday in August at
Belle Isle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Block Club News

River Rougc's Allied Council
of Block Clubs now has twelve
active block clubs with over fifty
members.
In Ecorse, the senior neighbor.
hood association. the Eighteenth
Street Block Club is now in its
third year. Already they have ac.
tive clubs on Eighteenth, Nine
tecnth. and Thirteenth SITS. and a
fourth is being organized on Fiji
teenth ST. AT a recent meeting
with commissioners Daniel Riney
and Clearance Sabbath, the River
Rouge Council submitted a 10
point agenda of neighborhood
improvements for consideration
by the city. The River Rouge
Council has formed special or.
CARNATIONS for young people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Prayer Meeting

The Youth Prayer Band Of
Metropolitan Church of God was
held Monday, August 4th at the
home of Elaine Pitcher on Pin
gree. Rev. James Massey is pas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

Mrs. Charles Jones would Ike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

"The Enehonsed coatoss." l945.
Robert Young. 8:00-5
Second Chance" 1853. jock Pc
Ionce. 1905
RED River" 1913, John Woyne.
Ills
"convietsd Women" Glenn Ford.
12:3o-S
Saturday P.M.
"Desert Posssse." 1852. Tim Holt.
zoos
" Meath BrOOkIyn Bridse." 1912.
Leo Gorcey. 5:0o-5
1.-THE Greet Jesse JONES Reid"
1858. Willard Porker. $500
"Buneo Squad" 1850. Robert Ster-
ling. lo:30-5
King Of the Underworld" 1889.
Humphrey Booort. lo:3o-7
Good Luck. Mr.. Ystes." 1913.
Cloir Trevor. ll:l0--4
1.-THE Homestreteh." lo47. Cornell
Wilde. ll:l5-9
"Foleon's Adventure" 1916. Tom
Convoy. l2:30-5
Before Midnight" 1893. Ralph
Bellomy. l2:3o-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
Movies
Sunday AN.
"Undsreever Men." 1886. Johnny
Mack Brown. ll:3o-7
Sunday PM.

Sunday PM.
~ Love a Send Lsedsr." le45.
Phil Harris. l2:3o-4
"sins Of JexebsI." 1854. Poulette
Goddard. THE Cowboy and the
Blond" l94l. George Montoom-
cry. :3O-9
mentoyl. 1905
"Ssnte Fs TrsiI." 1910. Enrol Flynn.
3:oo-7
"DsUshters ceursseous. 1889.
John 6orfieId. 4:0o-5
Brighten strsnsIer." 1915. John
Loder. 1905
IAN This And Heaven Tee" 1910.
Bette Dovis. lo:3o-5
"Son Of FFsnksnsaein. 1899. Boris
karloff. ll:l5-S
"Hound o. the BaskerviIIes." 1889.
Basil Rothbone. 10
Mondoy AN.
"Aseso." 1852. Robert Misehum.
lo:oo-5
MOndoy Pm.
Tive Ysnks In Trinidsd." 1912.
Pot O'Brien. ! 90
"HoteI Reserve" 1915. jones
Mason. 30
THE Adventures Of Robinson
crusoe." 1853. Don O'HerlihY.
5000
THE Racket" 1851. Robert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

"Tsst PiIss." 1898. Clark eobIe.
Ills
"Bossea Sickle en- Suspicion.
lS45. Chester Morris. ! 10
Tussdoy AN.
'Wssksnd for Three" ls4l. Jone
Wyott. 1905
TuesdoY PM.
"WaIls Game Tumblins Down."
1916. Lee 6owmon. | 900
"sssonss BsEssin." lo4o. Mortho
Scott. :3o-5
'Ths Romaaes Of Rosy Ridge"
l947. Van Johnson. 500
Double Dynsmite. 1851. Fronk
Sinotro. s:oo-5
where DenseF Lives" 1850. Rob
ert Mitchum. u :oo-5
THE Posfmsn AIways Rings Twice"
l945. Lono Turner. ll:l5-9
"Brothsr Ret" 1898. Eddy Albert.
u 10
Wednesday AN.
1.-THE Lizzie Minister" 1884.
Katherine Hepburn. lo:oo-5
Wednesday P.M.
"Stsh Cheering" 1887. Jimmy
Duronte. ! 90
"DonseFous PTOfsssion." l949.
George Roft. :3o-5
A-n1-- 2OEA ~
Helm. 500
"Womsn On Pier b." 1889. To-
roine Doy. 8:oo-5
"spiit Second" 1858. Stephen Nc
Molly. II :oo-5
THE Cross Of Lorrsins." 1913.
Jean Pierre Aumont. ll:l5-9
Thursday AN.
Richest Girl In The World" 1894.
Joel McCreo. l0:oo-5
Thursday PM.
"croxy House" 1913. Billy Gilbert.
l:o0--4
"on Dangerous Ground" 1851. lido
lupino. :3o-5
"Edisom, the Man." 1899. Spencer
Trocy. 500
"compony She Keeps" 1851. Lizo-
beth Scott u :oO-5
"UndsFeuFFent. 1916. Katharine
Hepburn. 1:l5-9
Friday AN.
"stor Of Midnight" 1895. William
Powell. 1905
Friday PM.
'Never to Love-" AdoIph Menjou.
l:O0E4
Fellow Ne Quietly" 1850. VII
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
PSC Graduate to
Study at Malaga

Miss Doris Jean Wilson, a
1857 honor graduate of Philan-
der Smith college departs for
Malaga September 10, to begin
a career on the mission field,
according to an announcement
by President M. lafayette Har-
ris last week.
Miss Wilson did graduate stu
dy at Cornell University during
ing 1878 and has just COM
pleted a 6-week course at Scar
rift college for a period of orien-
tation for Christian workers. She
was outstanding as an under
graduate, and was elected to
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
Newport

Bernice CroaI
Hear the Mello Toned Gospel
Airs of Wynne in a program at
Morning Star Baptist church
Sunday, August 10. This program
is sponsored by your reporter
and Mrs. Tillie Carter for home
and foreign mission. Mrs. Ro-
sic Mcdonald visited her hus-
band, Earl, who is a patient at
the Missouri Pacific hospital, St.
Louis. =. Miss Maudell Anthony's
condition remains critical. :.
Mrs. Iona J. Oates left Sunday
for Fayetteville, where she will
take a three-week course in Ii
brary science. On sick list are
Mrs. Fannie Price, Mrs. Eliza
beth Bell, Delma Jones, Mrs.
Minnie Bell Stephenson, Mrs.
Lucille Dillingham;, Elder o. A.
Oates and Mrs. Mary Hornberger.
Mrs. Anna Steadman has re-
turned from a months vacation
in New Orleans as guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius Williams. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe c. Wilson
and daughter, Kay, spent Sum-
day at Menifee. Rev. r. Fitz-
hugh and choir of Morning Star
Baptist church, attended the 32nd
anniversary of Rev. j. 7. Nit
chell, pastor of Harris Chapel,
Augusta last Sunday. Mrs.
Margaret Smith of Washington,
D. c., is here at the bedside OF
her sister, Maudell Anthony. -.
Mrs. Mary Neal Of Kansas City,
is guest of her nephew Cornell
Hampton, and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Holmes and children
of Madison, Ill, were weekend
guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hyde. 80. Funeral
services for the late John Eslle
Davis were held at st. Paul AM
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

E church July 81. Mr.. Davis.
formerly of Newport, was mana
ger of the Ragner Funeral home
of Evanston, H., at the time of
his passing Survivors include
his mother, Mrs. Mary Johnson
of Kansas City; his wife, Mrs.
Pricilla Davis and other rela-
tives. Others attending the fun
eral were Mrs. Henrietta Tay-
lor of Evanston, Mrs. Ethel Neal,
Kansas City; Mrs. Laura Jones
West. Miss Sarah Hubble
North Little Rock, and Leslie
White of Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
(rosseft
Ronald Watson

Ronald Watson
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Cook, jr.
of New Jersey were visitors In
the city on Monday. Ronald
Watson was delegate to he All
camp held at AMIN College last
week. New Bethel Baptist
church and its pastor, Rev. Bris-
co Jackson held their baptizing
last Sunday at 900 a. m. Mr..
and Mrs Harold Cotton Of Car
thage were visitors In Crossett
last week. Mr.. Cotton Is a
teacher in the Carthage school
system.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
SI7 Chester Street
Rev. Z. c. Dyer, pastor

A Leadership Training school
is in session at Emmanuel Bap-
fist church, which opened Tues
day night, August 5, and will ex-
tend through Friday night, Au-
gust g. The general theme: Fields
of Service in the church, based
ON the text from II Tim. 2:15.
Instructors and fields are as fol-
flows: Building a Better Sunday
School, j E Walters. The Tram
ing Union, Mrs. Helen Cyrus;
Fields of Service in the Mission
Union, Mrs. H. T. Dyer.
Tuesday evenings main topic
for message, aims of the Church,
Consistent Christian Service was
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
NEW CHAMPS EMERGE
AT CLOSE OF Alta
SOUTHEASTERN JUNIOR
GOLF TOURNAMENT

DURHAM, N. C.-The South
eastern Junior Golf Champion
ships of the American Tennis
association ended here last Sat-
urday with the emergence OF
new champions in practically all
divisions.
Played on the well-kept courts
of North Carolina college, the
tourney had several players who
participated earlier this month
in the United States Lawn Ten
mis- Associations Junior tourna-
ment at Baltimore where they
scored surprising upsets.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
CHURCH
NEWS

discussed by James Wise. Gener-
al discussion theme Wednesday
evening, Winning Others to Christ
Guest participants for Thursday
evening, Rev. A. P. Poindexter.
pastor, choir and members of
Second Baptist church. Friday
evenings eliminating services
were shared by Rev. Leo Thorn
as pastor, members and choir of
hlng Solomon Baptist church.
Mrs. B. A. Phillips is director
of religious education.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
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Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

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That's the promise Of Lydia
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Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
Chidester
Mrs. b. L. SOckwell

"Ao D' ~. ooChWCH
Rev. w. M. Eason, presiding
elder of the Camden district held
the third quarterly conference at
Bethel AME church July 81.
Rev. I. A. Stith is pastor. Rev.
Eason delivered the morning
message, and the afternoon mes
sage was brought to us by Rev.
c. c. Atkins. Visitors were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim, Brown, John Henry
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. M0ttie
Pearl Box and Ira Hill all of
Rockford III. Mrs. Sockwell
your reporter. has returned home
after spending two weeks II
Rockford, with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Sockwell, and other rela.
tives. She reports attending ser
vices at Allen Chapel AME
church, Rev. Joseph Comes, p~s
tor; Bethel Baptist church Rev.
Lenord Curry, pastor and Liber.
ty Baptist church, where Rev. E
B. Allen of Flint Michigan, was
the speaker. Funeral services
for Mrs. Francis S. Hill were
held recently at Mt. Willie Bap
tist church, Rev. ]. H. Henton,
pastor Rev E. A Porchia deliv-
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
Sweet Home
Cleo Caldwell

OiOO AdluWCH
Miss Leonora Holiday and sister,
MissElonora Holiday flew here
from San Francisco to visit their
mother, Mrs. Prossie Jackson
and relatives for two weeks. I.
j.. Walter Finnie returned to his
station after visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Carrie Brown and
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Thomas from Chicago are
here on their vacation. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Pierce are here
visiting his sisters. Mrs. Mamie
Bledsoe, and Mrs. Chest Ward of
College Station. They will re-
main here two weeks and then
return to Chicago. Last Sun
day at the Greater Zion Hill
Baptist church, Deacon Andrew
Cobb rendered a program in be-
half of the church. Guests were
Rev. Charles Cole, Rev. P. A.
Gold, Rev. Kelly, and the guests
choirs from each pastors church.
A total Of $500 was raised. :.
On the sick list are H K. Wiley,
who is in the VA hospital and
Mrs. Annie Moore.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

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taking Pinkham's Tablets. What
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Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

Come Now, and Let Us
Reason Together, Saith The
Lord. lisa. 1918
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
BETHEL AME
9Th and Broadway
Rev. Rufus X. Young. Pastor

Sunday is periodical youth day
observance. The morning wor-
ship hour will include reports
from delegates who visited the
youth congress held at Allen
University, Columbia. South
Carolina. Attending were De-
lores Ann Poindexter, Sylvia
Jean Poindexter, Frances Smith
LaRouth Smith. Leslie Jordan,
sybil Jordan, Rufus Young, Essle
Young Jack Lewis Samuel
Hampton, and Djuana Phae
Burns. Adults attending were
Mrs. Marion Johnson, Mrs. Lor-
ralne Jordan, Rev. Young, and J.
U. Elston.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

Who's Who Among Students II
American Universities And Col
leges, was very active in Stu
dent Government and the Stu
dent Christian Association. She
is the daughter of Mrs. Hazel
Wilson and a member of the
Wesley Chapel church, Little
Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
SECOND BAPTIST
1924 Tatum street
Rev. A. P. POindexter, pastor

Saturday, August 2, the home
of rother McCray was the scene
of a wiener roast following
hay ride from the church. This
is Just one of the many projec
our church sponsoring tor our
young people. Our motto: We
are the friendliest church in
town, and you are always well
come to worship with us at any
time.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

cred the eulogy Mr.. and
Mrs. Tommie Penny left for their
home at Indianapolis Ind, last
week after spending two weeks
here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bynum Penny. and other
relatives, and friends
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-12
ESTUDIANTES EN-
MADRID CELEBRAN
SEMANA DE MEXICO

MADRID, Die. II CUPID -
Los estudiantes mexicanos que
cursan sus estudios en- Madrid
celepran LA Semana de Next
co" coincidiendo con la festivi-
dad de la Virgen de Guadalupe,
Patrona de Mexico, que Sc cele-
bra ell IL de diciembre.
En- la actualidad forman la
Association de Estudiantes Me-
xicanos unos veinticinco. En- sus
diversos estudios predominant
los de leyes, filosofia y letras
la carrera artisticas. Todos ellos
forman una hermanandad bajo
la presidential del estudiante
Felipe Padierne Yanez.
Los actos tiene como. sede Ell
Colgio Mayor de Guadalupe y
ell Institute de, Cultura Hispani-
CO. A todos ellos concurren CO.
mo simpatizantes miembros de
la colectividad mexicana en- Ma
drid Y estudiantes de las otras
repub.icas de habla espanola.
Iniciaron los actos con la pre-
sentacion del arte folkl6rico me-
xicano, segundo d un concier-
- Pasa a la pagina 9 -
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-12
.Conferencia de Gobernadores
de Estados Unidos Sc Reunird
en- San Juan Con Gran Place"
Envian Aeeptoei6n en- coblesrumu al
Cobernodor lnsUlar Luis MUnoz Marfn

Estatales celebrada en- 1857, en-
ell estado de Virginia, segun
informo el mismo entonces al
regresar a "a Isla.
A esa conferencia de 1857
concurrio Ell Presidente Essen
hover y pronuncio I'm diseurso.
Varias mesas redondas Sc cele-
braron en- esa misma conferen-
cia, incluyendo una en- que Sc
discutio extensamente sobre la
Defensa Nacional, en- la que
participaron Ell senior Neil Nc
Elroy, Secretario de Defensa de
los Estados Unidos, quien hablo
sobre 'la defensa militar y las
nuevas armas", y ell senior Ro-
bert B, Anderson, Secretario del
Tesoro Federal, quien hablo So
bre los "aspectos economics
de la Defersa Macdonald.
En- otras mesas redondas Sc
diScutieron temas tales como
"las relaciones federales con los
estados" y "la function de ser
Gobernador."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-12
Detenido e
Dirigente del
rs de Julio

Ell lider revolucionario Gu
bano Jose Llanuza, Secretario
de Organization del Comite
en- ell Exilio del Movimien-
to 26 de Julio, fue detenido
por las autoridades a SUI re-
greso de Venezuela y Sc en-
cuentra preso e %incomunica-
do en- la carcel del Condado
de Dade, pudo saber ell re-
porter de DIARIO LAS AME-
RICAS, en- la mafana de aver
jueves,
Foftave&s del Movimiento
de Fidel Castro en- ell exilio
dijeron al reporter que des-
conocen ell motive del la de-
tenci6n de Jose Llanuza y que
las autoridades no han queri-
do revelar las razones lega-
les que tuvieron para proce-
der a SUI arresto. Antonio
Buch, del Comite en- ell Exilio
del M-26-7 dijo a DIARIO
LAS AMERICAS que sera
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-12
concelon Permiso
de Exportoei6n q
dos Mexiconos

WASHINGTON, Die. 11.-(U.
P.I.)-El Departamento de Co.
mercio anuncio que ha cancela-
do los privilegios de exporta-
cion desde Estados Unidos a
Alexandra Lozano Ramirez, de
Monterrey, y Jesus Canales de
Nuevo Laredo, por estimar que
habian violado ell control de
expoftaciones.
Segun Ell %anuncio, las viola
clones Sc relacionan con ell
transporte de cables electricos
a Mexico.
La orden, dada por ell De-
partamento de Concrete exte-
rior de la repatriation menciona-
da, prohibe a LoZano partici-
par en- exportaciones norteame-
ricanas por ell lapse de seis me-
SEES, y a Canales mientras dure
la aplicacion de las controles
de exportacion.
Dice ell informe respective
que Lozano, para evitar la pre-
sentacion de una licencia indi-
vidual de exportacion, hizo en-
1856 planes para transporter
5000 pies de cable de valor de
1000 dolares, desde Estados
Unidos a Mexico, dividiendo ell
embarque en- varios Totes y en-
- Pasa a Ia pagina 9 -
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-12

2.-Denuncia la ejecucion del
ex Primer Ministro Imre Macy,
ell General Pal Maleter y otros
lideres revolucionarios hunga-
ros.
3.-Deplora "la continue re-
preston de los derechos funda-
m~entales del pueblo hungaro y
su libartad de expression politica
bajo la sombra de la continue
presencia de las Fuerzas Arma-
das sovieticas."
4.-Renueva Ell pedido de las
N.U. a Russia Y sus satellites hum
garos que "desistan de medidas
&c repression" y que respeten
Ga libertad y la independence
pohtica de Hungria y Ell goce
de los derechos y libertades hui
manas fundamentals por ell
pueblo hungaro"
,5.-Declara que las Naciones
Unidas continuaran mantenien-
do en- estudio la situacion hun
gaia.
La MEDIA es auspiciada por
Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Ca
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-12
Brasil no Terdra ReIaciones
con Ia Union SoVieiica
Encgentran DificH Cobrat

RIO DE JANEIRO, Die. II
-(UPD- Ell Presidente JUS
cellno Kubitschek reitero, en-
declaration dada a la prensa,
que Brasil no reanudara rela-
clones diplomaticas o comercia-
les con Russia.
La declaration fue entregada
a la rrensa por ell Secretario
de Prensa de Kubitschek, Wan
derealey Autran Dourado, quien
dilo que ell Presidente habia ma
nifestadu a I'm reportero, que
no identified, que "mientras 70
sea Presidente no Sc reanudaran
las relaciones diplomaticas nj
las comerciales con Russia.
En- fuentes del Ministerio de
Relaciones Exteriores Sc EXPIRE
SO sorpresa por las manifesto
clones del Presidente.
Los informantes dijeron que
Ell Eml.sjador brasileno en- Wa
-sAington. Efnani do Amaral Pei
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-12
Betancourt Cunp|a ell
Pacto de Formar GObierno de
Naciona| en- Venezuela
LarrazdboI Envia Felieitoeiones q
BetoncoUrt por Victoria Electoral
toria de Romulo Betancourt en-

toria de Romulo Betancourt en-
las elecciones presidenciales.
Ell ex Presidente de la Junta
Militar de Gobierno dirigi6 al
mediodia ell siguiente telegra-
ma al Presidente electo:
Senior R6mulo Betancourt:
Quiero ser Ell primero en- felici-
tarlo por SUI triunfo obtenido
en- los comicios mas limpios de
nuestra historic. Ruego a Dios
que 10 guie en- la conduccion
acertada de los destinos de
nuestra patria. Su amigo y CON-
patricia (firmado) Wolfgang La
rrazabaln
Betancourt confirmo haber
recibido ell mensaje y 10 caifi-
CO de gran expression que mues-
ira la posicion de Larrazabal
como verdadero democratic.
Anadio que sc proponia viSitar a
Larrazabal Y a Rafael Caldera,
ell tercer candidate presiden-
dencial, en- sus respectivos hoga
res esta tarde.
Larrazabal habia proyectado
originalmente particular en-
las ceremonies de esta mana
ma en- Maracay, con motive del
trigesimo octave aniversario del
dia de la Aviacion en- Venezue-
la; pero permaneci6 en- Cara
cas- debido a un fuerte resfrio
Y alguna fiebre.
En- las ceremonies de Mara
cay, Larrazabal debis recibir
la Cruz de las Fuerzas Aereas,
Primera Clase, debido a sus ser
vicios durante 10 meseS que
preside la Junta Militar.
Hablando brevemente a los
periodicals., LarraZabal senal6
que SUI unico plan es reincor-
porarse a la brevedad possible
a las Fuerzas ArmadaS, proba-
blemente antes de que Betan-
court asuma la Primera Magis-
tratura de la Republica.
Las cifras ofieiales del escru-
tlnio de las elecciones presiden-
GALES hasta las 81 GMT, cuando
Sc habia contado aproximada-
mcnte el 80 por ciento de los
votos depositados en- ell pals:
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-12
"! iS~ gS1RD
Russia Mega liberiad piIoio

BERLIN, Die. 1-(UPD.-Rusia rechazo las demands
norteamercanas de que Sc ponga en- libertad al photo del ejer-
otto de Estados Unidos que tienen en- SUI poder los comunistas
aemanes desde que descendi6 en- paracaidas en- la IONA sovietica
ell tres de diciembre ultimo.
I'm vocero de la Embajada rusa en- Berlin Oriental declare
que la question eta fuera de la jurisdiction sovietica, 10 que
quiere decir que Russia insistira en- que los Estados Unidos ne.
gocien con Ell Gobierno de Alemania Oriental 81 quieren la Ii
bertad de su photo.
Ell aviador es Ell Teniente Richard Mackin que Sc arrojo en-
paracaidas de SUI pequeho av6n cuando este Sc quedo sin ga
solina y volo sobre Alemania Oriental.
Los comunistas tienen tambien en- su poder a un photo de
Alemania Occidental, Georg Tenth, que hizo un aterrizaje for
zoso en- un lugar situado 200 metros dentro del territorio de
Alemania Oriental.