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, 1958-10-15
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Justine Soils
are the proud parents of a
bouncing baby girl. The little
one arrived at the Charles
HARDWOOD Memorial Hospital
on Tuesday morning at $50,
She weighed seven pounds at
birth.
Last reports say Mother and
baby are doing well.
, 1958-10-15
Personal Mention

Attorney and Mrs. R. H.
Amphlett Leader returned
from the mainland on Monday,
where they spent several
weeks visiting in several states.
Attorney Leader also at
tended the judicial conference
in Atlantic City.
, 1958-10-15
Democrats Report
On Meeting Held
Saturday Night
Governor Entertuins
Several Distinguished
Guests at Dinner

The Governor Of the Virgin The following is a release
Islands, John David Merwin issued by Democratic head
entertained at a SetniFormal quarters: "The ST. Croix De-
Dinner held at Government mocrats started their cam
House, ST. Thomas, Virgin Is paign speeches at a rally in the
lands, on October IA, 1858, the Christansted market place on
following guests: Saturday night at 9 pm.
Honorable Judge Of the A large and attentive crowd
Third Circuit Court Of Ap- assembled to h them
peal Of Philadelphia and Mrs. Seven speakers took to the
MARS, Honorable Judge Of the rosrum to tell what the De
District Court of the Virgin mocratic Party stands for. The
Islands and Mrs. Gordon, For first of these, Joseph Alexan-
mer Governor of the Virgin der, a veteran of many such
Islands and Mrs. de Castro & campaigns, told how he and
Son, The United States Attor- other delegates to National
ney for the Virgin Islands and Conventions Of the Democra-
Mrs. Miller. tic Party had got to know
, 1958-10-15

47ltys LSA0SA AlG4CQSCS
Letter On Airport
From Interior Dept.
Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior Ross Leffler, has
written to Attorney R. H. Am
phlett Leader of the St. Croix
Airport Committee as follows:
Thank you for quoting to
us the telegram you sent to
the Chairman of the Civil
Aerohautics Administration,
Mr.. James T. Pyle, concerning
the St. Croix Airport project.
"The final plans for this pro-
ject were submitted to the
CAA District Office in Miami,
Florida, during the middle of
July, and are undergoing the
required review by that Office
and the Regional Office in
Fort Worth, Texas. Naturally,
because Of the tremendous
workload on these two offices
there must of necessity be a
lapse in time before final APP
proval is given. However, we
are informed that this action
probably will be forthcoming
shortly, and we can then pro-
coed to solicit bids for the con-
struction of the project.
with regard to your COM
ment concerning Mr.. La
Waetz's letter, it is extremely
gratifying to know that you
and your colleagues favor the
completion of the project as
presently contemplated. 1t was
most difficult for US to COM
prehend Mr.. Lawaetz's posi-
ton in this respect. A copy of
the reply to his letter is en-
closed.
"The people Of the Virgin
Islands will have every reason
to be proud with their new
airport for st. Croix. 1t will
be a tremendous boost to your
tcurism trade"
, 1958-10-15
Heulth Dept. Reports
New Cases OF
Smallpox in Curib.

The local office of the u. S.
Public Health Service has adj
vised that there are presently
seven new cases of smallpox
in the Caribbean area, five of
which are in the Republic Of
Panama.
1t is imperative that all per-
sons who have not yet been
vaccinated, cooperate by re-
porting to the Department of
Health. All individuals who
have been vaccinated for the
first time, but did not have a
good take" should report for
revaccination.
Vaccination will be given on
Thursday afternoons Is at the
Public Health Nursing Office
in Christiansted and in Fred
eriksted.
, 1958-10-15

and the two sister islands. This
speech also met with loud
applause.
A new face in the political
arena now appeared, that of
Frank Padilla, Frederiksted
lawyer, who, in a hard-hitting
speech told of the dangers
ahead if he voters permitted
nationalistic Q r demogogic
groups to take over the legis-
lature. He asked for a vote for
Padilla, but urged the voters
to vote the Democratic ticket.
(Continued on page A.
, 1958-10-15

tic Party had got to know
many of the Influential nation
al party members, & through
them those congressman who
We're in sympathy with the
aims and objects of Virgin Is
landers. All of the benefits re-
ceived from Washington, he
said, were the direct result Of
these conferences with power
full mainland party men. Mr..
Alexander emphasized the ur-
gent need to form a strong
Democratic Party at the local
level, and he urged those pre-
sent to vote the straight Demo-
cratic ticket.
Following Mr.. Alexander
was Senator Lucinda Millin
who told of the good record
piled up by the recent Insular
Legislature, and Of the benefits
of a group working together
for the common good, for all
of the islands. Senator Millin's
speech was enthusiastically
received,
Next came Senator Aubrey
Anduze, who told of the good
work Of his fellow Senators in
the coalition, and what had
been achieved for St. Croix
, 1958-10-15
Atty. Leader Releases
Letter on Airport
From Interior Dept.

Assistant Secretary of the
Interior Ross Leffler, has
written to Attorney R. H. Am
phlett Leader of the st. Croix
Airport Committee as follows:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-05
Hambden PTA Installs Officers;
Students Get Scholastic Honors

dents report. He thanked the
various committees, who had
served with his group of Off
GERS this year, for the fine work
they had done. He, as well, Of
fered a hand of praise to the
Hambden Mems Club for all
they had done to help supple
ment the school needs. And a
final hand of tribute was paid
by Mr.. Tharpe to School princi-
pal, William Middleton, for his
continued loyalty and coopera-
ton during the past year.
The Audit Committee Report
was given by Mrs. B. Hallowa-
t, chairman.
For the program portion of the
evening, a touch of humor was
added to the meeting with a "Ye
Olde Hat Shoppe" presentation
This was directed by Mrs Har-
riSon, Mrs Skinner, and Mrs.
Carson. Done in a poetic dia-
logue style, hats of varied crea-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-05
Neal Osborn
Receives
Leader Prize

Neal L. Osborn, a senior at
Baldwin-Wallace College, was
cited for achievement when he
was awarded the A. Fred Cross
man Leadership Prize, which is
given annually to a junior or
senior who possesses outstanding
leadership qualities, at the an
nual HonorS Convocation held
May % on the Berea campus.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Osborn of 1876 Maple
Avenue in Chardon.
At BaldWin-Wallace Osborn
has been active as a member of
Omicron Delta Kappa, mems
honorary leadership fraternity;
president of the YMCA; presi-
dent of Religious Council; and in
his social fraternity, Alpha Sig
ma Phi. He was named to the
1888 edition of Who's Who in
American Universities and Col
legeS and to the Deans List for
the past two quarters.
He majored in biological sci
ence and religious education,
and minored in music.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-05

Ed Lendl.
Were you among those Hamb-
denites attending the first pub
lie meeting of tn e Chardon
School Planning Committee in
Chardon last week? 1t was a
most enlightening meeting; and
We should all take advantage of
this offered opportunity to bet
ter acquaint ourselves with our
school system and the many
problems it faces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ro-
bertS, and children, of Rt. 608
were guests this past Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Demo in
PaineSville.
The William Mahaffey'S, of
Cults Rd., are enjoying a vaca-
tion trip to California n d
points west
This coming Friday will be
one Of excitement in our home
too. Our daughters, Sandra and
Pat, plan to leave then for a
holiday with their grandmother
and grandfather, Mr. and Mrs
Jay nderdonk at their home in
Herkimer, New York.
Congratulations to all the 9Th
graders, who will graduate from
Hambden School this Thursday
evening, June 5.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-05
By FLO LYMAN
Phone ELmWOOd 7-7609

HAMBDEN - Installation of
the neWly-elected officers, to
serve Hambden PTA for the
coming year, highlighted the
main order of business when
this group held their final meet
ing of the current season on
Wednesday, May %, at the
school starting at 8 pm.
Presiding over these ceremon-
les was Mrs. F. r. OehlSchlaeg-
er of Newbury. Mrs. Oehlschlae-
ger is past president of the Ge-
auga County PTA Council. In
stalled to serve Hambden PTA
next year were: President, Mrs.
H. Koritansky; Vice-president,
Mrs. C. Bageley; Secretary,
Mrs. B. Taylor; and Treasurer,
Mrs. G. Eplett.
Prior to these installation SER
vices outgoing president, Paul
.Tharpe gave his annual presi-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-05

tionS, were placed upon t he
heads of several PTA members
during this event. Men, as well
as the women members, were
the victims of this offered fun
and laughter reigned as the
Hambden PTA drew down the
curtain of this years monthly
meetings.
Refreshments were enjoyed as
the group adjourned.
Hambden Takes HOnOrS
Hambden School rated high in
capturing several scholastic
honors this year. In the 9th
grade scholarship tests, taken
April 18, 10 out of "a from the
top 25 percent in the school
district, were Hambden stu
dents. These 10 we're: Dennis
Jedlinsky, Russell Eplett, John
KoritanSky, Candace Carver
Lyle Wilmot, Roberta Newton,
George Landon, Janice Ernyei,
Michael Reminder, and Rhea
Singerman. Each was he reci-
pient of an award when Honor
Night was held on May 20 in
the Chardon School.
1t is interesting to note, as
we'll, that both the valedictorian
and salutatorian of Chardon
High School graduating class
this year are from Hambden.
william Campbell is valedictor-
ian and Nancy Troutman is
Salutatorian.
TOPS Club has Active Month
Election of officers on May IA
was one of several of the active
movements of the Hopeful Tops
Club of Hambden during the
past month Results of this cleo
tion showed: Leader, Lillian
Perry; Co-leader, Rita Bartol;
Secretary, Geraldine Carver
Treasurer, Mary Majewski; Re.
porters, Evelyn Skiba and Ger
trude Stowe; National and State
Weight Recorder, Mary Lendl;
Hospitality, Margaret Ernyei;
Program, Charlotte Walsh anC
Edwina Stone; and KopS Treas
urer, Jessie Miller.
On April 80, Mary Vidricf
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-05

joined the group. Frances Bla-
ha became a KopS. Queen of
the Week" was named as Ger
aldine Carver with a weight
loss of 712 ID.
In May 7, the meeting was
called to order with silent pray
er. Erma Gyetko was named
Queen of the Week" with a 7
ID. loss. Secretary Geraldine
Carver read an article on Body
Adjusts Slowly To Diet.
Betty Baker, a member from
Chardon, was reported in the
hospital with burns and shock
resulting from a pressure cook
er explosion. A planter was sent
to her. May Blewitt, of Char
don, joined the Hambden group.
Geraldine Carver was named
Queen of the Week" with a 21a
ID. loss. Lillian Perry wa
crowned Queen of the Month"
and presented with a candy
dish.
Hambden Snaps
With the Memorial Day high.
way death and injury toll
reaching an all time high, will
repeat the question: Would not
a light at the intersection of 6
and COB in Hambden be a feast
BILE move prior to any more
accidents at this busy corner?
Birthday greetings this week
to Miss Janet Lendl of Old State
Rd. Janet celebrated her eIev-
enth on Monday, June 2. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
Nellie Lou en- Hollywood

que en- verd&d estuyo casada
con Edmund Purdom que lie
lie va q denandar por TODD ell
dinero que lie ha pagado des-
de entonces, y ademas, para
dejar de pagarle futuros d.
neros. Lana Turner Sc ha
estado paseando con Ell joven
actor, Michael Dante, que 81
no ne falla la memoria, es
I'm chico americana que To-
gro hacer alguna que otra Pc
litula en- Espana y que es
n1uy amigo del coleaa vene-
zolano Vic Rueda... En- Ho-
llywood no obstante, Dante
no ha hecho NADIA aun. ST.
san Kohner participant en- I'm
numero baiIable en- "Imita-
ton of Life que sera filma-
da en- Moulin Rouge els de
septiembre. Elvis Presley
ira a Alemania como soldado,
en- unos dias .Sigue viendo-
Sc con Ia jopen Anita Wood,
pero no tienen planes para ca
sarse, aun... Kurt Newman,
director de ''The Fly" y"Re-
tu1n to King Solomon's Mi
nes' murio repentinamente
en- forma m%isteriosa va que lie
eucontraron que habia ingeri-
do una dosis fuerte de un H.
guido que Sc usa para impiar
la ropa. La policia esta inves.
tigando SUI muerte. . Sc ca
SO Anne Miller con Ell ex-es-
posa de Jane Withers, Bill.
Moss. Jim Arness, estrella
de la serie de televisicu Gun
Smoke" esta separado de SUI
esposa, pero 81 dice que cree
que podran arreglarse. Ma
ria Schell salio va para Ale
mania, donde filmara con
Curt Jurgens Gilbert Ro-
land saldra en- estos dias, para
Cuba, donde filmar "Mr Pha-
roah and Cleopatra, para
RKO con Zsa Zsa Gabor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

mas afectados fueron los po-
blados de p~escadores situados
junto al litoral, habiendo per-
dido los moradores de los mis-
mos sus avios incluso hasta las
viviendas, que fueron arrasadas
por las aguas.
En Santa Cruz del Sur, no
habIa podido restablecerse la
communication por %carretera y
ferrocarril con Camaguey, debi-
do a que las Was quedaron ane-
gadas por las aguas de los rios
desbordados. La crecida del rio
Naiasa, arrastro I'm omnibus en-
ell cual iba CON pasajero un
Alcalde de Bsrrio. salvandose
este y ell conducor, al abando-
mar ell vehiculo a nado, pero Ell
chofer Sc subio al techo del mis-
mo, donde estuvo varias horas
hasta que fue rescatado por una
lancha de motor. I'm obrero que
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
Nofieios del Interior
de la Rep6bIiea

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, orien.
,te En- Rancho Club, celebro
su session almuerzo ell Club Ro-
tario, hajo la presidencia de To.
RES Palma, actuando como Sar-
gento de Armas, Julio Agiiero.
Esta session estuvo a cargo del
Comite de Asuntos de Tnteres
Publico, del que es Director ell
Professor Francisco Ibarra.
Ell ex gobernador doctor Ma
rio Manduley diserto sobre I'm
asunto tan interesante para los
.rotarios como es la Resolution
"a, sobre definicion, texto e
Interpretation, explicando has
.ata donde ell Club Rotario puede
intervenir en- los asuntos de in
teres publico, conferencia en- la
que present6 eiemplos gra-
ficos.
Ell p~residente del Comite de
companerismo doctor Felipe Sal
cines ~presento, con ,datos bio
graficos a los nuevos rotarios
doctor Aguila Catasus y senior
Julio Agiiero.
Tambien actuo en- esta session
ell Comite de Regimen Interior
del que es Director German
Munoz. Diserto sobre ell tema:
"Metas del p~residente del Ro-
tary international ell ex presi-
dente Miguel del Corral, cuyo
trabajo fue muy comentado por
SUI alta significacion.
Igualmente actuo ell Comite
de Relaciones Internacionales,
bajo la direction Ell doctor Pris-.
ciliano Espinosa. Sobre ell tema
Uruguay, democracia efectiva"
diserto de modo brillante ell des-
facade intellectual y distinguish
eomerciante, que es Consul de
Mexico en- esta Ciudad Gerar-
do Abascal, asistiendo como in
vitado de honor Ell Canciller
encargado del Consulate del
Uruguay en- esta ciudad. Ell
conference.-the Abascal Beren-
guer fue muy aplaudido y fell
citado por su gran trabajo sobre
la democratica Repdblica del
Uruguay.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

do nuestro pals Ell unico acepta-
do por unanimidad Tambien fue
designada Cuba como sede del
Connie de coordination Centric
americana y del Caribe, de la
Juventud Catolica International,
hasa el proximo Consejo Mum
dial que Sc celebrara en- 1861,
en- Ell cual sera acordada la Sc
de definitiva y Sc acordo la in
cluslon permanente de un lati-
~noamericano en- Ell secretariado.
mundial de la organization y la
edicion de i'm boletin Interna-
cional en- espanol.
DECLARATION DE GRAU
Ell DR. Grau San Martin for
fn,ilo nuevas declaraciones po-
liticas, expresando que ell dere.
cho al vote no Sc puede deiar
de eIercer bajo ningun concep-
to. Refiriendose a la posibilidad
de que las e~lecciones convoca-
das para ell tres de noviembre
tengan iguales CIRCUMSTANCES
repltiera, habria que poner en-
Ell frontispicio ideal de Cuba la
Erase del Dante en- Ell inferno
de: LOS que entrais aqui, aban-
.
que las de 1864, dijo que 81 Sc
donad toda esperanto.
D,Jo Grau que iba las cleo
clones pero a elecciones de YER
dad, en- que. haya libertad para
votar y Sc, cuenten los votos in:
mediatsmente de emitidos.
Agreg6 que la d~iversidad de
partidos y de candidates de la
oposicion es obra del gobierno
por 10 que Sc llamo Ell procedi-
miente de "remaehe", pero que
nj la ,oposicion dividida nj sus
partldos tiene NADIA que temer
de esos etros partidos "rema-
chados" Critico la formula de
Marquez Sterling de proceder
a nuevas elecciones generates en-
I'm plazo de dos amos. afirman-
do que clio no estaba autoriza-
do por la Constitution y que era
una contradiction en- ouien es-
grimla la .bandera constituyen-
tista de 1910. Aseguro gu. la AL
caldia de La Habana la ganaria
el. candidate de SUI partido y
tefmlno diciendo, que conside-
rabA de utilidad la reunion re-.
ciente de Ell con los empresarios
de periodicos para que favorez-
car Ell china electoral.
~ADVERTENCIA A vECINOS
FL Jefe. Local. de Salubridad
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
TOcA !.
tViene de la Primera)

tViene de la Primera)
yor cantidad de votos. Ell nuevo.
presidente asurnira el cuatro de
noviembre =. A.
Anoche Alessandri proclamo.
su triunfo y Sc consider6 .elegi.
do, y los radicales admitieron
temprano, ademas de la derro,
IA de SUI candidate Bossay, Ell
triunfo de Alessandri.
Alessandri es hiio del difun-
to expresidente Arturo Ales-
sandri.
Nacid en- Santiago. en- 1896
Estudio en- Ell Institute Nacio.
nal y en- la Universidad de Chi
lie, donde Sc titulo. de insenie-
70 civil, en- 1919. Fue ingenie-
70 de los ferrocarriles del .esta-
do, profeser de resistencia de
materiales de. Ia Escuela de In
senieria, y Director de Paw
m%entacion Communal de Santa
go. Fue elegido diputado por
Santiago, en- 1924, y posterior-
mente fue presidents de la Ca
ia de Credito Hipotecario v Ge-
rente de la Compania Carboni-
fera de Lebu. Es actualmente
presidente de la Confederation
de la Production Y ell Concrete,
Presidente de la Compania Ma
nufacturera de Papeles y Carlo
mes, Director de la Compania
de Refineria de Azucar de VIVA
del Mar y de la Sociedad Indus
trial Pizarreno. Vicepresiden-
te del Banco Sudamericano v
presidente de la Sociedad de
Ferrocarriles Llano del Maipo.
En- 1913 fue Ministro de Ha.
cienda del Gabinete de concen-
TRACTION nacional del ex-oresi-
dente Gabriel Gonzalez Videla.
Renuncio en- 1850 despues de
un movimiento gremial que
culmino con Ia caida de dicho
gabinete., O. So, %
Sc mantuvo alejado de la po-
Utica hasta 1887, ano en-. que
fue elegido senador. por San
tiago con Ia tercera mayoria.
La primera la obtuvo Eduardo
Fret y la segunda Ell radical An
gel Faivovich. No pertenece a
ningun partido, aun cuando to.
dos sus hermanos son liberales
y Fernando y Eduardo senado.
res de la misma colectividad.
Lo apoyaron los particles de
derecha mas otras fuerzas DO
liticas peouenas y sectores in
dependencies.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

haeia trabaJos de reparacion en-
un canine vecinaI, fue sorpren-
dido tambien por la crecida del
rio y Sc subio a 10 alto de un
arbol, donde estuvo varias no.
ras, hasta que fue rescatado.
BESIDE Camagiiey Sc dijo que
Ell estimado de danos hasta Ell
presente en- la region sur de Ia
provincial. asciende a unoS 200
900 pesos. En- Ell sur de Orien-
te, Sc considera que fueron ma;
yores las perdidas y en- Ia pro:
yincia de Pinar del Rio, tam
bien Sc estiman de considera-
cion
En- Santa Isabel de Las Lajas,
provincial de Las Villas, fueron
arrssadas todas las siembraS de
arroz de la IONA y murieron
numerosos aE1imales.
Ell tempo habia mejorado no.
tablemente aver en- toda Ia re-
gion occidental de Cuba, habien-
do cesado las lluvias cast total
monte.
LA JUyENTUD CATOLICA
En- la Cuarta Asamblea mum
dial del Consejo de la Juventud
Estudiantil Catolica Internacio.
nal, celebrada en- Dakar, Africa.
fue aceptada por unanimidad,
como .miembro de ese organis,
mo, la Juventud Estudiantil Ca
tolica de Cuba. en- sus 2 ramas
MASCULINE y. femenina. La no
ticia fue dada a conocer Dor Ell
saeerdote Fray Francisco Villa
verde, ASSESSOR de la Juventud Ca.
tolica Guiana y ell dirigente de
la misms, Raul Chao ,Caldo, que
acaban de regresar de Europa.
despues de haber asistido, tam
bien al Congress-. Dijeron. que
fuercn aceptados cuatro nuevos
ralses. en- Ell Consejo, Haiti, Ar.
gentina, Espana y Cuba, sien-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
~'ee r.,
Continuation de Ia pig. y

Continuation de Ia pig. -
aceptacion, de que seria un pri-
rier paso it'll una reunion de
Ministries de Relaciones Exterio-
res. y
La conferencia de Washing
ton aprovecharis Ia circunstan-
cia, de que la mayoria de los
cancilieres asistira a la inaugu-
racion ell Is de setiembre del
nuevo periodic de sesiones de la
Asamblea General de las Nacio.
mes Unidas. s'et'.
En- vez de la suggestion mexi-
cana de que los cancilleres Sc
reuniesen informalmente en-
Nueva York, sc acept6 Ia idea
de que aquellos viniesen a Wa
sllngton por' uno o dos dias. Sc
adulo, entire otras razones, que
la capital de Estados Undo,
constitute un marco mejor para
10 discussion de problemas pana
mericanos.
Sc supo que Ia encuesta pre-
liminar del Departamento de Els
tado INDIGO, que los gobierno.
l~stinoamericanos estabant POI
enorme mayoria en- favor de j,
plOyectada reunion.
Tambien acordaron que Ia re
uri{n debe ser totalmente DIES
pojada de protocolo, y, sin III
programa para poder asi tenet
una amplia Y franca discussion
de los problemas del Hemisfe
' rio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

que eosto la vida al conocido
explolador frances, al estre1lar-
Sc la balsa en- los arrecifes de
Rakahanga, en- las proximidades
de las islas Cook, ell lunes a la
noche.
Ell barreminas frances 10
tus" debera llegar a la isla de
Rakahanga manana para tomar
a bordo a los supervivientes y
tambien al cadaver de de Bis
schop, y llevarles a Tahiti.
En- la pesquisa judicial Sc
determine que ell famoso explo-
rador, de IS amos de edad, pere-
clio al chocar con unos ~arrecifes
la balsa, en- ell intento de lle-
gar a la costa de Rakahanga.
JORDANIA ACEPTARIA
~OBSERVADORES DE ONU
AMMAN, Jordania, -(UPD
-Jordania ha acceptable en-
principle, I'm pequeno grupo de
observadores de las Naciones
Unidas que Informant sobre las
violaciones de las promesas ara
bes de no intervenir en- los
asuntos internos de este pals,
segun Sc diio hoy en- los circu-
los informados.
Pero Jordania rechazo cate
goricamente, toda suggestion de
que sean estacionadas en- su te-
rritorio tropas de las Naciones
.Unidas, para reemplazar a los
5000 paracaidistas britanicos.
|, Ell Primer Ministro de Jorda-
mia, Samir Rifari, diio aver al
Secretario General de las Ma,
clones Unidas, Dag Hamarskjold
que la retirada de las tropas bri-
tanicas solo tendra lugar Guam.
do Jordania este convencida de
que sus vecinos arabes cumpli.
ran sus promesas respecto a Ia
independence y la soberanis
de este pals.