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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11

Among the graduates was
Larry J. Ross, of Caldwell, a
member of the Ohio National
Guard Ambulance Company,
l12th Medical Battalion, 37th
Infantry Division.
Second 1t. Ross is the first
and only enlisted member of the
local unit to date to attend the
school and receive commission.
The newly-commissioned sec
ond lieutenant has two brothers
also serving in the local unit,
SP-3 ROLAND Ross and Pvt. Har-
old Ross, who is now receiving
special training at Ft. Sam Hou-
ston, Texas. They are grandsons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morgareidge,
of Caldwell.
Ohio's officer candidate school,
part of a nationwide National
Guard OCS program, was or
ganized January 2, 1857, at Fort
Hayes by Major General Leo M.
Kreber, adjutant general of Ohio.
After accreditation the first class
was started in March 1857 with
SO students, 80 of whom were
graduated in August. The pre-
sent class was started Sept. %,
1857, with SO students and aug
mented with 46 additional stu
dents on Feb. % of this year.
The curriculum is prepared by
the US Army Infantry School,
Fort Benning, Ga. The staff and
faculty are selected from the
Ohio National Guard.
Students representing the Ma
tional Guard from all sections
of Ohio travelled to Columbus
for their academic studies. They
received the same academic
study as in officer candidate
schools operated by the active
army as we'll as some of the
"buck-up" training given at the
regular army OCS.
Ohio's OCS is under the direct
supervision of the adjutant gen
eral. 1t is organized with a school
director, Brig. Gen. Howard F.
Haines, commanding general,
37th Division Artillery; an aca-
demic dean, Colonel Oliver H.
Gibson, commander of the 166th
Regimental Combat team; and
a commandant and administra-
tive officer, 1t. Col. Chalmers R.
Wilson, Jr., headquarters, Ohio
Army National Guard.
The school faculty is selected
from army units of the Ohio Ma
tional Guard and serve as in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11
Four Marriage Permits
Are Issued In Probate

Four marriage licenses were
issued last week in the Noble
county probate court, according
to E. P. McGinnis, judge.
Alan E. Walton, of Caldwell,
salesman, and Marianne Rich
creek, Caldwell, airline hostess.
William Franklin, of Summer
field route 2, farmer, and Linda
Moore, of Sarahsville, secretary.
James Casey, of Cambridge,
U. S. Air Force, and Lorene
Lindley, of Senecaville, student.
Wayne Watson, of Sarahsville,
student, and Sharon Blackwell,
Sarahsville, student.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11

structors during the weekend
sessions in addition to their
normal National Guard duties.
Major General Leo M. Kreber
addressed the graduates as did
Major General Kenneth Cooper,
commander of the 37th Infantry
Division.
All graduates received commits
sions as officers in the Ohio Ma
tional Guard and as reserves of
the Army Of the United States.
According to Capt. Charles
Coyle the application of Sgt.
Dennis Gerst, member of the
local ambulance company, has
already been accepted and he
will enter the third officers can
didate school which is scheduled
to start sometime during the
month of October. SP-3 ROLAND
Ross is also expected to make ap-
plication.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11

JAMES sMOOT, 81, a graduate
of Capital University last
spring, replaces Don Fuchs as
head football coach at Caldwell
this year. He is the fifth Redskin
pilot IN eight years and faces
quite a rebuilding problem.
Smoot, native of Canal Win
chester who graduated from high
school there in 1854, received his
bachelor of science degree in
education at Capital and is in
his first coaching assignment At
Capital he participated in foot
ball, baseball, basketball and
track. He is married but has no
children.
Fuchs resigned to accept a
coaching job at Columbus Grove
high school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11
HORSES WIN

Mary's Lassie, owned and
driven by Blake Davis, of Cald-
well, finished two and one at
the Morgan county fair in Nc
Conelsville last week. Roberta
Lee Mite, owned by w. H. Car
ter, of Caldwell, and driven by
Blake Davis, finished first in two
straight heats. She also ran in
a free for all pace at Canton last
week and won in a photo finish
at 2.08.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11
SHORTS g
BY LONG
BY LONG

LAST YEAR the Redskins scor-
ed in three quarters to hand
Byesville a $50 defeat on the
local field. Bob Devolld started
it off by sneaking over from the
one-yard line, then Ron Priest
rammed across from the four.
Melvin McKitrick took Devolld's S
pass for a 13-yard touchdown,
then intercepted Byesville
aerial and ran it back 38 yards
to score again. Dave Ferguson
romped 80 yards for the final
I'd, adding one extra point,
while Dave Milligan and Don
Cunngham added the other extra
points.
TEN YEARS AGO - Coach
Homer Pyle directed the Red
skins to a 21-0 win over ByeS-
vile on Pine Field at Cambridge,
Jimmy Potts passed % yards to
Lave oIldW W SldlL illG coil
rolling, with Ike Woodford hit
ting pay dirt later from the
seven, and Bernard Lori from
the five. Bill Christopher added
all three extra points by place
ment. Starters were Dave Shaw
and Ben Craft at ends, Hugh
Walters and Roger Walters at
tackles, Bernard Lori and George
Simonton at guards, Jack Fowler
at center, Jim Potts at quarter
back, Bernard Riski and Bill
Christopher at the halves and
Ike Woodford at fullback. Other
squad members were Dale Gard
ner, Bob Carabella, Fred Ander-
son, John Hickman, Jack Nor
ris, Dick Crum, Andy Glidden,
Earl Pangle, Karl Stritz, Delmar
Braden, Mack Fowler, Denver
Schehl, and Vernon Schoeppner.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11
INJURED WHILE HUNTING

The only hunting accident re.
ported in this area last Friday
occurred near Senecaville when
Steve Krupa, Jr., Is, of Shady
side, was struck by a stray %
caliber bullet while hunting with
his father. The youth was treat
ed and dismissed at Guernsey
Memorial hospital, Cambridge.
Noble county hunters reported
this week that squirrels are very
scarce in this community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11
INITIAL CLAIMS

Fourteen new claims for un-
employment compensation were
filed in Noble county last week
with the bureau, according to
Manager Don Robertson. In ad-
dition to the new claims, the
county has 213 continue claims
or those who are drawing COM
pensation each week, without
finding another job.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11

Mrs. Juanita Obney and Arlene
Jacobs, of Alliance, were week
end guests of their mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Feldner, OF
Caldwell route s.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11


,ams against each other with the
outcome toss-up, although the
Redskins will probably be the
slight favorites on the basis of
past performance.
A squad of 81 boys is being
groomed by Coach Smoot to
represent Caldwell in the tough
Muskingum Valley League grind
which will get underway the
following week at New Lexing-
ton. All other MVL teams except
Caldwell see league action this
week.
Eight lettermen form the
nucleus of the 1858 team in
Guiding halfback Dave Fergu-
son, guards Lloyd Bates and
Larry Bates, tackle Bill Ram
age, ends Tom Lewis and Gary
Keeton, halfback Chad Moore
and fullback Dick Semple.
Three seniors, not lettermen
are Steve Johnson, Francis
Thomas and Fred Keith. These
boys will be relied upon for first
string duty despite little or nc
eXperience-main drawback in
Coach Shoots 1858 plans.
Big problem facing the coach
ing staff is the replacement OF
eight men lost by graduation
last year including quarterback
Bob DeVolld, fullback Ron
Priest, halfback Dave Milligan
tackle Tom Robertson, ends Don
Cunningham and Melvin McKit-
rick, center Don Miller and half
back Cletus Crock.
Dave Wikander, junior with
only four minutes of actual play
ing time last season, is being
tailored for the quarterback post
Dave Ferguson and Chad Moore
are holding down the halfback
spots with Dick Semple at full
back and Steve Johnson drawing
the swing shift assignment.
Other tentative starters for
Friday nights game are Tor1
Lewis and either Gary Keeton
or Glen Stay at ends, Lloyd
Bates and Larry Bates at guards,
jim Wickham at one tackle and
Francis Thomas or Bill Ramage
at the other. Fred Keith, a new
conner to the grid game will
start at center.
This years managers are
Donnie Boyd. Larry Rucker,
Ray DeVOlld and Terry Bates
and reports are circulating that
the "new look" so popular here
last season has spread into this
department of the athletic set
up. Watch for the new dress
up look on this years man
ayers.
Sophomore Jim Watson is the
only casualty to date, having
suffered some broken toes in
practice, although some assorted
bumps and bruises have cropped
up among other squadsmen.
In the Olympia at GAINESVILLE
last Friday night, the Redskins
bowed to Philo 60 in the final
quarter" of the annual event
Halfback Dave Seyerle went IS
yards for the Philo I'D while
Caldwell's offensive failed to
jell. Inexperience, first night
iitters, and a listless let-down all
combined to plague the Redskins
in this preseason tune-up.
Coach Smoot expressed salts
faction this week, however, with
the improvement shown by his
boys, especially their pep and
spirit. They are beginning to
shape up as a team and will be
ready to go on Friday night
against the Falcons. In the
Olympia action, Gary Keeton
showed up we'll on offense and
Tom Yontz sparkled on defense
for the Redskins.
More than 1000 fans witnessed
the Olympia with Army defeat
ing Navy 1913 in the following
manner:
Army Navy
NE o M n DrocJaro n
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11
Redskins Invade Byesvi||e
To Open Football Season

Coach jim Smoot his Glenn Scott and Subay
Dahood have been working enuousy all week effort
whip the current edition the Caldwell Redskins shape
the season at Byesv Friday night This noneague
tray will pit two inexperienced against each other with the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11
Navy

Mrs. Mary Feldner and sons,
Gary and Charles, were bust
ness callers in Keithtown, Sat
urday,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11
GAMES THIS WEEK
Friday, Sept. IL

Caldwell at ByeSVllle
RoSeville at Crooksville
New Concord at Glouster
New Lex at M & M
Dresden at Philo
THE REDSKINS officially open
the 1858 football season this
Friday night when they invade
Byesville for non-league game
with the Falcons. Both teams are
faced with rebuilding problems
and manpower shortages this
year, and each has a new coach,
Jim Smoot at Caldwell and
Harry Haywood at Byesville.
Last year Caldwell posted 3-5
record and Byesville finished
with a 2-5 mark.
THE FALCONS won two games
last year, defeating Junction
City 24-12 and Newcomerstown
2419. Losses were to Caldwell
1910, Philo 1875, New Concord
21-0, Roseville 42-7, and Den
nison $40. The Redskins, with
their fifth coach in eight years,
will be attempting to better last
seasons mark of three wins
against five losses. In addition
to the victory over Byesville,
Caldwell bested Roseville 21-19
and Dresden 21-7.
BYESVILLE'S LONE WIN over
Redskins in II meetings came
in the opening game of the 1856
season when the Falcons were
victorious 25-6. Scores of past
games are as follows:
1957-Caldwell 33, Byesville 0
l956-Byesville 25, Caldwell 6
1955-Caldwell 25, Byesville 0
1954-Caldwell IA, Byesville 13
1953-Caldwell q, Byesville 6
1952-Caldwell 40, Byesville 6
1951-Caldwell 38, Byesville 0
1950-Caldwell 27, Byesville 6
1949-Caldwell 19, Byesville 0
1948-Caldwell 81, Byesville 0
1947-Caldwell "a, Byesville 0
FOUR MVL TEAMS will be
directed by new coaches this
year including Jim Smoot at
Caldwell, Jim Ballantine at Rose
vile, Dave Winefordner at Glou-
ster, and Roger Hendrix at Dres-
den. Among the others, Sam
Hatfield begins his Oath year at
Philo, Paul Martin is in his
fourth season at New Lex, Joe
Cochran his second year at New
Concord, Bob Conley second
term at Crooksville, and Vince
Cahill starts his third grid sea-
son at McConnelsville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11
Ambulance Company EnIistee
Receives ONG Commission

The Ohio National Guard Officer Candidate graduated
&c students its second class Saturday August
historic Fort Hayes Columbus This
naton twelve weekends
and two weeks field training at Camp Breckenridge Ky.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-11
THE FALCONS won two games
BYEsvILLE's LONE WIN over

Redskins in IL meetings came
in the opening game of the 1856
season when the Falcons were
victorious 25-6. Scores of past
games are as follows:
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
A LOCALES DE
PERONISTAS EN- CARACAS

CARACAS, enero % (UP)-Pa-
trullas del ejercito allanaron dos
locales ocupados por elementos pc
ronistas, encontrando en- ellos do
cumentos que han sido c~alificados
de ''comprometedores", segun die
ron hoy medios. autorizados.
Uno de los locales, ubicados en-
la urbanizaci6n llamada "Bello
Monte, y que Sc presume que era
la residencia de Guillermo Patri-
clio Kelly, servia como sede prin-
cipal para la reunion de los pero-
nistas que cooperaban con Segu-
ridad Nacional en- asuntos del SER
vicio secreto.
Ell peri6dico Gel Nacional", CO.
mentando ell hecho, dice que zen
realidad, Sc tenian sospecnas de
que Kelly fuese ASSESSOR de Segu-
dad Nacional, cuyos consoles po'
liticos seguia con toda fidelidad.
Segdn Sc ha demostrado por do
cumentos publicados, los peronis-
tas tenian importante participa-
cion en- la politica interna de We
neZuela",
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

que teniendo en- cuenta las comuni-
caciones que ha recibido de Cara
cas- sobre la constitution del nuevo
gobierno venezolano y siguiendo
ia practica americana en- 10 to-
cante a la continuidad de relacio-
mes diplomaticas, a la cual Sc ha
atenido tradicionalmente la Repu-
blica, y ell deseo de'que sus relacio-
mes con Venezuela Sc m~antengan
dentro de la mayor cordialidad,
mutua consideration y respeto, ha
cOmuniSado al senior Encargado de
Negocios de Venezuela y a la EN-
bajada de Colombia en- Caracas,
que las relaciones diplomaticas en-
tire los dos paises continuaran nor
malmente y que hara cuanto de
ella dependa para que los lazos de
union entire los dos paises Sc estre-
chen aun mas dentro del espiritu
a~mericanista que preside su poll
tica International"
MONTEVIDEO, enero % (UP)
Ell diario Gel Dia" Colorado Bat
llista, comenta ell derrocamiento de
de Perez Jimenez y augura un
promisorio future para Venezuela.
Ell citado diario, celebra ell he.
cho de que en- la Junta Provisional
de Gobierno, Sc hayan include a
numerosos civiles y que uno de los
primeros actos del nuevo Gobier-
no, sea Ell de dar la mas COM
pleta libertad de expression.
Dice mas adelante sci Dia", que
este conjunto de hechos permlte
suponer que Sc ha iniciado en- We
nezuela un proceso, indudablemen-
tie lento y ~laborioso, de recupera-
ci6n politica, cuya meta no puede
ser otra que la mas pronta obten-
cion de soluciones civiles para la
nacion.
Esto no solo por raZones de prin-
cipios: Els a los representatives del
pueblo a quienes corresponds re-
cir a la R%epublica, y ell Ejercito
tiene en- la democracia I'm ajustado,
a la vez que trancendente, panel de
naturaleza eminentemente tecnlca
pero excluida de toda i%nterferen-
ella politica sin optimismo en- este
case por razones historicas."
Finaliza diciendo que "existen
motives mas que suficientes para
aguardar de esta Junta de Co.
bierno, ell mas pronto restableci-
miento de soluciones civiles Y el
llamado a inaplazables elecciones
IN condolences de libertad."
EXIGIRA REVISION DE JUICIo
CARACAS, enero % (UP) -
Dona Maria Isabel Caldera, viuda
de Rafael Simon Urbina, anuncio
aver que exigira revision del jul
clio que la mantuvo siete amos en- la
carcel, acusada de complicidad con
su esposo en- ell asesinato del coro-
mel Carlos Delgado Chalbaud.
La sonora de Urbina dijo que
SUI proposito es probar SUI inocen-
cha y la de SUI esposo, quien diriglo
Ell secuestro de Delgado Chalbaud,
a la saxon Presidente de la Junta
Militar, en- la manana del Is de
noviembre de 1850. Delgado Chal-
baud fue apresado junto con SUI
edecan Bacallao Lara y metido a la
fuerza en- un automovil en- ell que
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
BETANCOURT ENVIA MENSAJE
A LA JUNTA

NUEVA YORK, enero % (UP)
-Romulo Betancourt, ex Presiden-
tie de Venezuela y Presidente del
Partido Accion Democratica, envi6
I'm mensaje a la Junta de Gobierno
de SUI pals en- ell que expresa yer
con beneplacito las medidas de
"tanta Specification" adoptadas por
ella para ell restablecimiento de I'm
china verdaderamente democratico.
Ell mensaje de Betancourt, diri-
gido al Contraalmirante Wolfgang
Larrazabal y demas miembros de
la Junta de Gobierno, dice tex
tualmente:
Con la mejor satisfaction We
n%ezolana he leido la declaration
de eSa Junta de Gobierno aflrman-
do que 'esta resuelta a integrar I'm
regimen totaImente democratico en-
la nacion, para 10 cual Sc convocara
10 mas pronto possible a eleccio-
mes libres'. Ese explfcito compro-
misc con Venezuela Sc formula
despues de haberse adoptado me-
didas de tanta significacion poll
tica y humana como han sido la
excarcelacion de los presses, la au-
torizacion del retorno de los exila-
dos y la elimination de la censura
a la p%rensa".
"Desde mi modesto posicion de
hombre publico -agrega ell texto
del mensaje- de Presidente de I'm
Partido democratico y de ciudada-
no venezolano, quiero hacer llegar
a ustedes ina palabra de estimulo
por todas esas medidas y promesas,
las cuales inducen a pensar que
Ell sacrificio del pueblo Y de los
sectores realmente institucionalis-
tas de las Fuerzas Armadas no
sera frustrado."
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
Sc REANUDARAN LAS
RELACIONES CON ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES, enero % (UP)
-Parece inminente la reanudacion
de las relaciones diplomaticas en-
ire Argentina y Venezuela, suSpen-
didas desde julio pasado despueS
que Ell regimen de Marcos Perez
Jimenez no atendio las reclama-
clones de este pals, de protesta
contra las actividades del ex dicta-
dor Juan Domingo Per6n, refugia-
do en- Caracas.
Esta manana lego Rafael Piza-
nj, agente confidential de la Junta
de Gobierno de Venezuela, proce-
dente de Montevideo. Immediate
mente fue recibido por Ell Subsecre-
tario de Relaciones Exteriores, doc
tor Rodolfo Arias.
Despues de la entrevista, que
duro una bora, Pizani dijo a los
periodistas: "Mi mission es obtener
ell reconocimiento de la Junta de
Gobierno venezolana por Argent
ma. Creo que existe aqui amplia
buena voluntad para csc prop6sito.
He solicitado una audiencia con
ell Presidente, general Pedro Aram-
buru, y espero verlo hoy nismo."
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

en- Washington y ell resto de SUI es-
tancia en- los E U. hacienda un
viaje por ciudades importantes ia
les como Nueva York, Los Angeles
y San Francisco
Ibanez es e. dnlco presidente
suramericano que Sc sepa haya
de venir a los E. u. este aho. Su
vista subrayara ell interes que ell
Gobierno tiene en- hacer hincapie
ante ell Congress- en- la importancia
de las relaciones con los paises de
Ia America Latina
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
DESTRUYEN PROPIEDADES
DE

MARACAICO, enero % (UP)
- Multitudes airadas destruyeron
aver propiedades de perezjimenis-
tas, en- diez lugares distintos de
eSta ciudad.
Por tai razon Sc estableci6 la
queda a las cinco de la tarde, a
peSar de que en- Caracas comienza
tres horaS mas tarde.
Elk agentes de la dissuelta Sc
guridad Nacional diSpararon con-
ira ell pueblo en- barrios apartados
de la ciudad desde dos camionetas.
Entire las propiedades destrui-
das Sc encuentra la casa de conner
clio de Rafael j. Villasmil, situada
en- ell centric de la ciudad, cuyas
eXlstencias fueron lanzadas a la
Gale y quemad@s en- ella.
Ell teatro Avila y los cines 3D.
como y Andes, pertenecientes a la
"Empresa Baralt", propiedad de
VillaSmil, quedaron destruidos tam
bien.
Rafael ]. Villasmil es Presidente
del Banco Commercial, que tiene
sucursales en- varias ciudades, y
Consul de Costa RIGA y Sueciq.
Otros edificios que quedaron
muy averiados fueron las casas de
Rogue Monsalve, actuaImente en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

0IaAGMzWGNzMA

religion lie impide ir al teatro,
reuniones, etc. Cuando habla con
las muchschas, estas Sc atemori-
ian de la rigidez de SUI vida y Sc
apartan de Ell. RESPUESTA:>De-
Dido al caractcr religioso de SUI
consult ia, me obstengo de darle
mi opinion. Creo que debe listed
c%onsutla, me abstengo de dare
iglesia, mas ~autorizado que 70
para resolver su problema. Sien-
to no poder darle la direction
de la lectora que menciona, por-
que nunca las guardo nj las doy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
LUCHAS CALLEJERAS EN-
MARACAIB0

MARACAIBO, Venezuela, enero
% (UP)-Vengativas turbas Sc de-
Sataron aver en- las GALES de esta
ciudad, saqueando y quemando ca
sas y negocios de propiedad de los
partidarios del ex Presidente Mar
cos Perez Jimenez.
Ell Objective particular de la fu-
ria fue Rafael Villasmil, importan-
tie hombre de negocios de Maracai-
DO, cuyo hermano Jorge fue Alcal-
de de la ciudad durante cinco amos
de los diez que permanecio en- ell
poder Perez Jimenez.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

Panama, que era jefe de Seguridad
Nacional aqui y de Attic Medina
Maduro, actualmente prisionero,
que era subjefe del mismo orga-
nismo.
La misma suerte corri6 la casa
de Luis Felipe Prato, ex admins
trador de la Aduana de Maracaibo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
(viene de la Primera)

no estoy para declaraciones. Son
por mi esta pasando me impide ha-
por mi esta pasando me imuide ha'
blar".
Fuentes fidedignas dijeron hoy,
que los acontecimientos que con-
dujeron a la partida de Peron ha-
cia ell exterior comenzaron por Ell
intento de elementos antiperonis-
tas de dar muerte al eX Presi-
dente argentine la madrugada del
luneS en- ell local de la Embajada
Dominicana.
Ell Embajador dominicano, Ra-
fael Bennelly denunci6 la situa-
cion al gobierno ~venezolano, y en-
vic una comision especial al Minis
terio de Gobernacion. Ell Gobierno
respondio poniendo I'm avion a dis
posicion de Peron y garantizandole
SUI seguridad personal hasta llegar
a Republica Dominicana. FL Go
bierno dijo que no ordenaba su
partida del pals, pero que no po-
dia prometerle seguridad mientraS
estuviese en- ell t%erritorio venezo-
lano.
Bonnelly entonces envio I'm tele-
grama pIdiendo authorization para
que Peron saliese del pals a las
3 de la tarde, rumbo a Ciudad
Trujillo. La authorization Sc reci-
bio a las 4:30. Pocos minutes mas
tarde Per6n sali6 hacia Ell aeropuer-
to. LIE acompanaban Bonnelly, ell
Director de la Division Extranjera,
coronel Vicente Marchelli Padr6n
y una escolta.
Ell equipaje de Peron fue llevado
en- dos automobiles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
Ell Case DE RAMON
IBANEZ
Wiene de la Primeral

Los detalles de la vista seran
ultimados por la Casa Blanca, ell
Ministerio de Relaciones Exterio-
res de Chile y ell DEPARTMENT.
de Estado, con la collaboration de
los embapadores mutuos, Lyon y
Mariana Puga.
Sc espera que igual que Sc pro-
yectaba para la suspendida vista
de diciembre, Ibahez pase tres dias
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
manu..
de day. de roche
Viene de la Pagina ~

(Vlene de la Pag1na ~
La sonora Carmen Gale, amantsima espOsa de nuestrO cOmp@
nero Aurelio r. Gale, va regres6 inesperadamente de Su vista q
Cuba ..y sOrprendi6 al senior Gale, "fuers de base 80"
Este CoIUmnu no Sc pUblie6 la semon1
posodo, debido a que sU uUfor esfaba nUY
meIuneoIieo -.
Dos morihcantes benezas que comparian una discreta mesita,
con dos elegenates cabaneros en- Ell MAMBO, ell sabado por la no.
che Sc les complied la vida, cuando veron entrar a MIAMI DE
OLA Y DE NOCHE -.
A TONY ALVAREZ, paadn de nuestras actividades socia'
les, lie pusieron Ell "fotngo" de sOmbrerO en- I'm desafOrtunad0
accidente de trafcO en- la Playa va tene un flamante
"piicOrre" y esa recuperandOse satisfactoriamente. 4 Sorry!
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LORENZO ESTRADA y RAMON DE LA ToRRE,d dos respetab1es
ejemplares de la antigua escuela del buen servir, va abandonaron
BLEAU respectivamente, para asumir en- ell Hotel "HAVANAHILr
TON" de Cuba, cargos estelares en- la manipulation cuinaria de la
referida organization, que eta a punto de abrir sus puertas
ioUE NocHE AoUELLA! . . la de la 3d.
rro de margarine ell JUeves -.
iMUCHO OJo! =. Y iADIos!
N. del R. - Cuaquier Semejanza o parecido con personals vivas
o muertas, es pura concidencia.