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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-09
= HIGH TRIAL BOARD SECY OVERSEAS
OFFICIAL NOTICE

OFFICIAL NOTICE
TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE CROATIAN FRATERNAL
UNION FROM THE CFU HIGH TRIAL BOARD
All members of the Croatan Fraternal Union her off,
and lodges requested to note that Brother Sepan
Lpak Secretary of the High Trial Board left the United
States June 9th for extended tour of Yugosava
Brother Lipak accompanied by Mrs. Lipak in this
visit to their native land and will return to the United States
just before Labor Day. 1858.
During the absence of Brother Lipak any business re-
qurng the attention of the Secretary Of the High Trial
Board any business relating to the High Trial Board
should be referred to the President of the High Trial Board
Brother John Badovnac at Ill East 214th Street. Euclid
Cleveland 49, Ohio who will handle the official business
of the Secretarys office until Brother Lpak returns to
the United States.
John Badovinac, President
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-09

The Serb o-Croa t ia n
course will meet the lang
uage requirements for STU
dents working tow ards
their B. S. Degrees, i.e., it
will be a two-year course.
The course may also be
taken as an elective, by those
who have already met the Ian
guage requirements.
This course is available to
anyone who has at least a
high school diploma.
Students that do not work
towards a degree would reg
lister as a "non-degree". The
latter should write before
July IA to the University of
Pittsburgh, Evening Course,
Room 2701, Pittsburgh 13,
Pa; or phone Mayflower l.
$500, Ext. $40, 521, 522, and
ask for information about the
application.
\ The course will be taught
by Michael Jovanovic, who
studied at Belgrade Univer-
sity; Dorchester College, Ok
ford, England; Columbia Uni
versitv. New York. N.Y., B.S.,
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they bowl or not Gas in the
case of Nick Strahinic) they
took in the tournament en-
masse if but to be with a
brother Mike, who is sta
toned in nearby Arkansas.
Mike Strahinic came to the
tournament as a free lancer
and filled in for a Lodge sc
Youngstown bowler who could
not make it.
Eliminate End Alleys
Now that they have per-
fected and installed automatic
pinsetters, they have but to
design alleys that will radiate
from a focal point and thus
eliminate end alleys.
Mary Julian, the Krizari
Secretary, who figured in
the women's handicap doub-
les champs of Mary Julian
Agnes Mrakovich hopes
this comes around in her
time. Perhaps SO do many
others.
John Schlosser and Mike
Matasic of Youngstown got
their picture in the May 1855
issue of the Bowling Maya
zine. John is a member OF
Y o u n g S o wn Lodge 100
whereas Mikes affiliation is
not known. Bro. Schlossel
will be one of the local com
mittee preparing for the 25tf
CFU Tenpin Tournament anc
the paraphrasing will change
from "you guys" to "us
guys"
The women's division of the
st. Louis tourney brought te
the foreground a new stellar
performer heretofore unhearc
from in the person of Rose
Marie Springmeier, who com
piled an all-events scratch
total of 1929.
Another L odge SO st
Louisian, Frances Grbcich
was second with 1475, follow
ing which came Alice Dubiel
Lodge 856 of Indiana Harbo
with 1896; Betty Sedey of tn
same lodge with 1888; an
Kate Grbac of st. Loui
Lodge so with a 1886 total
Good Excuses At That
Kate Grbac was so bus.
doing a good job aligning tn
scorekeepers that it took of
some Of her bowling sheen
The Craftsmanship nipped Bol
Potocnjak's style too, thes
being our observations an
not the two's excuses for thei
bowling.
The top scratch team
scores were as follows:
Lodge so Aces of st. Louis,
1920; Golub Funeral Home,
Lodge 859 of Cleveland,
2169; and the Harborite Re-
peaters of Indiana Harb0r
with 0112
Incidentally this group o
Marge Trtan, Mickey Dubie'
10 Fortuna, Betty Sedey an
Alice Dubiel came in with tn
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-09

Mary Sarapa, President,
phone Express 1-343O, or
by phoning Natalie Zagor
at Superior 1888.
There will be a meeting of
those indicating their desire
to bowl in the C.F.U. League.
Watch the Zajednicar for the
date of such meeting.
Natalie Zagor, Sec'y.
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M. zuzich Lodge 514, Canton, o. 1os 600
ALL Events
r. M. Springmeier L. 5O St. Louis Mo- (Scratch) 1929
D. Ban, Lodge 1877, st. Louis, Mo. 1871
High Single Game
M. Bielawsk, Lodge 80, Chicago Ill. w (Scratch) POI
R. NJ. Springmeier L. So st. Louis Mo- (Scratch) POI
Low Single Game
M. Blazina Lodge 228, Lyons, ILL., .... (Scratch) 81
High Series
R. M. springmeier L. So st. Louis Mo- (scratch) 547
JUNIOR DIVISION - BOYS
Fve-Man Team Event
Entry
Nest 1924, No. Team, st. Louis No. go. (scratch) 2213
Two-Man Team Event
S. Georgeff-D. Bridck, Nest &c. Granite City, ILL.,
(Scratch) 937
Individual Event
S. Georgeff Nest 20, Granite City, Ill. (Scratch) 532
High Single Game
R. Jakovac, Nest 324 st. Louis NO. . (scratch) 249
JUNIOR DIVISION GIRLS
Fve-Man Team Event
Nest IS Queens, Cleveland, o. ..... (Scratch) 1742
Two-Man Team Event
j. Jakovac-N. Jovanovic Nest 324 st. Louis, Mo.
(Scratch) 7O4
Individual Event
N. Jovanovc Nest 324, st. Louis Mo- .(Scratch) 800
High Single Game
N. Jovanovic Nest 324 st. Louis, No. (Scratch) 1853
Frank Bradic, Director, Sports Educational Dept.
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rolled by Peter Chulick in the
Lodge 49 Brownies team
event.
Frank Kruzich of Chicago
Lodge 963 had a 253 in sim
giles and Joe Rivich of East
Chicago, Ind, had a 247 also
in singles.
Frank Turkovich of
Youngstown, O., Lodge 66
defended his "low-game"
title by rolling a 63. Frank
has promised to get rid of
his elipetic mineralite once
again.
We like to focus some at
tention on the case of John
Simsic Of the Cleveland Pio-
neers, who as 1875 average
bowler, and having rolled 579
in team, 554 in doubles and
had a 226-222 going in sin
giles, forsook rolling the last
game in preference to attend
ing Mass.
John Simsic is to be compli-
mented for sticking to his
principle and way of thinking
and some day he will get his
recompense. Others may have
asked to have been shifted
but John Simsic, young in
years but older in tourna.
ments, did not ask that con.
cession and took the sched.
ule in stride.
Sam Naglich Of Granite
City, ILL.,, just across the
Mississippi from St. Louis,
and an active CF'U member
went into the tournament
with q 2OS average, one of
the two who did not have
. handicap advantage.
He did not fare as a winner
and had every reason to hur
ry home, yet he was a fra
ternalist to be socializing un
til late Sunday night after thu
banquet. Here is hoping tha'
you do better in Youngstown
than you did in Cleveland o.
St. Louis the last two tour
aaments. '&t-- 80
1hrives On zoos
Nearly twenty men in tn
tournament had a pair O
dout.c century games, bu
only Emil Sardoch of Eas
Pittsburgh, Pa, had a tri'
and this in the singles even
-2O1-212-205.
Frank Kruzich of Chicag,
Lodge 963 carries a 173 aver
age and certainly hit tn
heights in st. Louis. He ha'
no less than six 200 games
in team, 201-2O3; in doubles
209-211; and in singles 20'
-126-253L That 126 score
coming before his 253, secon,
high tourney game, is not
typographical error - jus
proof that it happens to al
Of them.
The Strahinic clan of Cleve
land and enrolled in the Zum
berak Lodge 859 are to b
complimented for whethe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-09
kgeE From All Four Corners Of Coaan raena Unions Realm Forget
Cares Of Life During Staging St. Louis Of 2 Annual National Tourney
mere 800 for three games.

mere 800 for three games.
Women's single game team
scores had but a five point
difference in the top three;
Golub Funeral Home of Cleve-
land combining a 1853, Vlat-
kovic Market of st. Louis
Lodge so a 1872 game, and the
Lodge SO Aces of the host
city a 758 score.
The top scratch women's
double team was Frances
Grbcich and Kate Grbac of
st. Louis Lodge so, who be-
tween them registered 991
pins. Following them came
Marge Trtan and Alice Dubiel
of Indiana Harbor, Ind, with
967 and bringing up the third
place duet was a 913 score
ascribed to Marge Rajkovich
and Judy Mihalic Of the same
Hoosier State lodge.
Springmeier Surprise
The best five scratch wo-
mems singles honors touched
into three cities, first place
going to Rose Marie Spring
meier of st. Louis with a SAT,
second place to Agnella (Sis)
Ahal of st. Louis Lodge 167
with SO and Frances Orb
cich another veteran per-
former from st. Louis with
a 5O4.
Thereafter the scores
dipped to the 492 level
where we find Mary Zuzich
Of Canton Lodge 514 and
Dorothy Zafran Of the
Lodge 856 Harborites tied
to round out the top five.
Hitting a 500 series is
distinct credit for a woman
bowler and among the tour
ney's high series we had the
following, in first place, Rose
Marie Springmeier with
brace Of them, 518-547 il
doubles and singles respect
lively; Alice Dubiel had a 50!
series in doubles; Frances
Grbcich a 517-504 in doub
les and singles in that order
Agnella Ahal in singles $40
, and Mary Strahinic a SOB.
Thus St. Louis, Indian'
Harbor, and Cleveland cal
point with pride to stellar in
dividual performers in thi,
classification.
Orchids To Clevelander
Tourney high games wer'
a POI rolled by Mariann Biel
awski Of Chicago Slobod,
: Lodge 80 in the singles event
Rose M arie Springmeie,
proved her caliber by tiein,
for top honors with a 201 ii
doubles and a 200 game il
the singles that followed
Alice Dubiel of Indiana Har
Dor Lodge 856 had a 20'
game in the doubles play.
Great credit should be
given to Kitty Koscica of
q, the Cleveland Pioneers, who
was sick in bed at the hotel
, Saturday evening with q
/ virus and came back Sun
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24th CF.U. Tenpn Tournament
May 15-16-17-18, 1858
st. Louis, Missouri
Scratch and Handicap Champions
MEMS DIVISION
Fve-Man Team Event
Lodge TO- 'Krizar' Chicago ILL., ........"...423 3076
TwO-Man Team Event
v. Kariolich-E Eskra, L. 749 Chicago Scratch) 1853
c. MagistroJ Fishter Lodge Johnstown Pa. 144 1870
Individual Event
r. Stimac Lodge 222, Granite City, III. Scratch) 62S
l. Lusicic, Lodge 50 st. Louis Mo- 720
Au-ENents
F. Mataya, Lodge so, st. Louis Mo. scratch) 1903
High Single Game
P. Chulck, Lodge 49, st. Louis Mo. (scratch) 277
Low Single Game
f. Turkovich, Lodge sc, Youngstown (Scratch) 63
High Series
R. stimac Lodge 222 Granite City, Ill. scratch) 62s
X
WOMEN'S DIVISION
Five-Man Team Event
Lodge so Aces st. Louis Mo- ........ (Scratch) 222O
Lodge Ill., East Pittsburgh Pa. 2605
Two-Man Team Event
F. Grbcch-K Grbac, Lodge So st. Louis (Scratch) 991
Julian-A Mrakovic, Lodge 70, Chicago ILL., .225 1106
Individual Event
R. M sprngmeier, Lodge SO st. Louis, (scratch) 547
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MA; Union Theological Sem
mary and st. Vladimir's The
illogical Seminary, New York,
BID.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
"Un Pals con
Future, Lena
de Venezuela

BRUSELAS, abril 18-(UP).-
Sun Pals con Future" es ell lena
que Venezuela ha adoptado para
SUI pabellon en- la feria mundial
de 1858 en- Bruselas, que Sc inau-
guro aver.
En- una declaration inaugural,
ell comisionado general del pabe-
4ron v~enezolano, Jorge Olavarria de
Tezanos-Pinto, declare que SUI pals
"se presenta como una nacion que
mira hacia ell future y que traba.
ia por la resolution de sus profile
mas.
"No queremos presentar al pals
como I'm 'Jardin del Eden sin po-
breza nj proplemas sociales, sino,
por ell contrario, como una nacion
dotada de extraordinarios recursos
n~aturales e impulsada por los prin-
cipios mas sanos y elevados, que
esta construyendo activamente IN
future mejor'.
81 MODERNISM pabellon venezo-
lano, que Sc halla ubicado entire ell
britanico y Ell mexicano, en- la sec
cion extranjera de la feria, que
cubre una superfice de unas 200
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
Como 0ued0 Infegrado Ell NueyO
Congreso en- Ia Rep. de Costa RIGA
NinsGn Patido Tuvo Mayoria ParIamentaria

SAN JOSE, Costa RIGA, abril IS
= Ell Tribunal Supreme de Elec-
clones hizo la declaratoria Official
y definitiva de la election de di.
putados para ell proximo periodic
de cuatro amos que Sc inicia ell
primero de mayo. De acuerdo con
esa d~eclaratoria, que es para la
integraci6n y 16 suplentes, ningu-
nc de los partidos politicos que
participaron en- la election, logr6
la mayoria parlamentaria. Ell Par
lido Union Nacional, del Presi-
dente electo, licenciado Mario
Echandi Jim6nez y ell Partido Re-
publicano Calderonista, del que es
Jefe ell Expresidente de la Repu-
blica Rafael Angel Calder6n Guar
dia, y que apoy6 al licenciado
Echandi Jimenez en- la election
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
Viene de la Primera)

mes sobre la legislation al Conf
te de Medios y Arbitrios de la Ca
mara de Representatives., que Sc
encarga del aumento de los i'm
puestos y ante Ell cual ahora es-
tan los proyectos.
Fern6s INDIGO que Ell costo de
vida esta aumentando y que la
contraction economical del Cont
nente esta afectando a Puerto Ri
co. Ell Congreso esta tambien estu-
diando la liberacion de los progra-
mas, dijo.
Las probabilidades de "accion
psitiva en- ell case de Puerto Ri
co seria realizado", dijo, 81 Sc pre-.
senta al Congreso I'm proyecto de
ley destinado a dar a los progra.
mas de ayuda directa una revision
general.
Afirmo que no podia pyedecir 81
tai MEDIA Sc presentaria pronto.
ISin embargo, senalo Fern6s. el
Departamento puede arbitrar "al.
guna nueva formula" para calcu.
lar las contribuciones federales a
los programs en- Puerto Rico. In.
dic6 que la formula puede ser un
compromise entire las propuestas
que Ell hizo en- las dos pleas de lie.
gislacion pendiente.
Ell Departamento recomend6 en-
contra la aprobacion de los proyec.
tos diciendo que la relaci6n finan.
ciera de Puerto Rico al Gobierno
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
Declare Siroessner
Paraguay no Penso
en- una Ruptura
con Argentina

RIO DE JANEIRO, abril 49,
CUP = Ell Presidente de Para.
quay, General Alfredo Stroessner.
declare aver, en- una entrevista pu-
blicada por ell diario de la tarde
20 Globo", que no Sc penso en- la
ruptura de relaciones con la Ar
gentina, durante ell reciente le-
vantamiento frustrado de la loca-
lidad Coronel Bogado, en- la fronte-
ra con la vecina r%epublica.
Ell Presidente manifesto que
Paraguay inform6 a la Organi-
zacion de Estados Americanos
(OEA), que la rebellion fue fragua-
da en- Buenos Aires y efectuada
con armas del ejercito argentine,
y que eel gobierno Aramburu, al
recibir la denuncia con las prue-
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19

AL mismo TEMPO, esta manana
Sc produjo otro spectacular Incl
dente entire ell gobierno guatemal'
teco y Ell britanico por haber ne
gado "de primera intencion" ell
consul ingles, un visado a AZ estu.
diantes que con pasaporte Official
collective trataban de visitar Bell
ce.
Llamado por ell Ministro de Re-
laciones E~xterioreS, Carlos Garcia
Bauer, ell Ministro de Gran Breta-
ma, Thomas Wikeley, acudio aver
al despacho de aquel, para recibir
de sus manos una nota de "protes-
ia formal" por la prohibition de
que hizo objeto a Ydigoras, ell 60
bernador de Honduras Britannica,
Colon Thornley,, cuando ell Presi-
dante trato de pasar al otro lado
de la frontera, acompanado de SUI
sequito civil, al parecer para asis-
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
Sc Espera Mahana L|eras Olga 81
Acepta Candidatura Presidential
0uedarla Ash Despeiada Ia Stuaci6n PoLLfca COombiana

de Obras Publicas de Colombia y
figura prominente del Partido
Conservaoor, anuDci6 anoche que
llegara a Bogota ell sabado por la
manana, donde dara su respuesta
a los que lie han postulado como
candidate presidential, y calific6
de "obligantes" los m~ensajes que
ha recibidC.
Leyva, que saldra hoy a las once
de la noche en- ell vuelo I'll de la
Avianca y llegara a Bogota mana,
ma, a las II y media de la manana,
dijo a la United Press:
"Tenia decidido ~viajar a Colon.
bia ell Is de. este mes, en- activida.
DIES enteramente privadas. Pero en-
las ultimas 48 horas he recibido in.
numerables llamadas telef6nicas y
menSajes cablegraficoS, proceden,
ties de varios lugares de mi patria.
En- unos sc me urge a que regrese
embellishments a particular en- la
politica. y en- otros Sc me postula
como candidate a la presidential
He recibido igualmente mensa.
jes oficiales de las ciudades de
hague y de Armenia, comunican.
dome la inscription legal de mi
nombre como candidate, agreg6
Leyva.
Previamente Sc habia informado
que ell mensaje de Armenia venis
tlrmado por SUI Alcalde, Guillermo
Moreno Jaramillo, y ell de hague
en- Tolima, por un grupo de ciu.
dadanos encabezado por Jose A,
Castanedo.
En- esas condolences -informG
ell ex Ministro de Laurence Go.
mez-, he decidido anticipar unos
dias mi viaje y llegare a Bogota en-
la malana del sabado pr6ximo."
Ell objeto de mi viaie -expli.
Co sera ell de agradecer perso.
nalmente tantisimos y tan obligan.
ties manifestations, y ell de dar a
aquellos eompatriotas mi respues.
ta."
Desde 1858, cuando ell gobierno
de ex Presidente Laureano Gomez
tue derrocado por 'Gustavo Rojas
Pinilla, Leyva ha estado residien.
do en~Forest Hills, New York, con
SUI familia
Amigos de Leyva, dijeron que
SUI regreso a Bogota coincidira con
nuevos empenos para buscar la
union de los laureanistas, valencis.
tas Independence frente a Ia
candidatura presidential del dir.
genie Liberal, DR.. Alberto Lleras
Camargo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19

Hizo SUI declaration al comentar
Ell reciente intento de I'm grupo de
nicaragiienses de cruzar la fronte-
"a, desda Honduras al vecino pals,
para iniciar una revoluci6n contra
ell gobierno del Presidente Luis A.
Somoza.
Dijo ademas Villeda Morales, que
I'm contrabando de armas captura-
do en- la frontera hondureno-salva-
dorena, estaba destinado a esos
elementos revolucionarios ~nicara-
giienses Al tenerse Ia primera 40
ticia de esa captura, Sc dijo en- al
gunos medios que eran para los re-
volucionarios cubanos que dirige
Fidel Castro.
Junto con las armas, informaron
las autorldades, fueron detenidos
cludadanos cubanos, nicaragiienses
y hondrue1os, encabezados por Ra-
fael SilviC Pena, director de la ra-
dlodifusora Radio America de es-
ia capital y oriundo de Nicaragua.
La esposa de Pena, de origen hon
dureno, yisito aver por la tarde a
Villeda Morales, para pedirle la Ii
bertad de su marido.
Ell Presidente confirmo que fuer-
(Pasa o la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19

BOGOTA, abrii 18. (UP).-Me-
dioS politicoS calificados dijeron
aver, que ell domingo Sc despeiara
por complete la situacion politica,
va que Alberto Lleras Camargo di-
"a ese dia 81 acepta ser candidate
por ell frente nacional.
Las directivas politicas han to-
mado posiciones CONTROVERSIES, va
que la comision asesora del liberia
liSmo Sc adhirio a la candidatura
Lleras, mientras que una de las di-
rectivas del conservatism ratified
SUI adhesion a Guillermo Leon Va
lencia como candidate a la presi-
dencia por los dos partidos.
Los demas sectores de este par
lido optaton tambien por posicio-
mes opuestas. Ell quesigue al eX
Presidente, Laureano Gomez, lie ra-
tifico SUI adhesion, inclusive en- SUI
determination de apoyar la candi-
datura de Lleras, mientras que otro
sector pr0clam6 la candidatura de
Jorge Leyva, quien Sc ha negado
a hacer declaraciones concretas en-
New York Ell sector que apoya a
Leyva, esta tornado por I'm grupo
que Sc opOne a la politica de fren-
tie nacional, y por c~ongresistas que
lie retiraron SUI apoyo a Laureano
Gomez.
Este sector nombr6 un comit6
de acciop parlamentaria que hara
las veces de directiva nacional del
bloque, que Sc opone a que e IL
beral ell proximo p%residente del
pals y pide I'm gobierno conServa-
dor, en- oposicion a la, politica BIZ
partidista.
Ell directorio nacional que sigue
a Valencia, expedi6 una declara-
cion negando autoridad politica a
Gomez, dentro del conservatism,
invalidando asi la determination
de este caudillo de apoyar a Lie
ras. En- la misma declaration in
sisten en- que debe cumplirse ell la
mado pacto del 20 de MARIO, me-
dante ell cual los dos partidos Sc
comprometieron a votar por un
conservador, y ~respetarse los COM
promises posteriores favorableS a
la candidatura Valencia.
Ell periodico de Gomez, Gel ST.
glo," ha dicho que Ia candidatura
de Lleras es sostenida por I'm mo-
vimiento nacional, fuera de los
partidos, v que no debe someterse
a la discussion de sus directivas.
Entire tanto, los partidarios de
LleraS formaron un comite nacio-
Aal, para organizar la breve cam
pana electoral, va que las ~elecclo.
mes son ell 4 de mayo. Este comite
organize un banquete nacional que
Sc lie ofrecera a Lleras ell domingo
proximo en- Medellin y en- ell cual
Lleras anuncio, que dira 81 acepta
o no la candidatura.
Medios politicos dijeron que es
probable que Valencia defina SUI
actitud inmediatamente despues de
que Lleras anuncie SUI determine.
cion.
LEYVA LLEGA A BOGOTA HOY
Por: ALBERTO MORE
NUEVA YORK, abril 10. -(UP)
Ell DR.. Jorge Leyva, ex Ministro
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
Mairimenios al por Mayor
Abril 18.-

Abril 49,
(UP). - En- ceremonial aus
piciada por ell Institute Ma
cional de Seguridad Social,
legalizaron aver sus relacio-
mes conyugales en- esta ciu-
dad mexicana 106 parejas.
Aquellas personals que no
habian formalizado sus unio-
mes mediante ell requisite de
la ceremonia civil, por razo.
mes de pobreza u divide,
aproyecharon la oportunidad
de la multiple ceremonial, a
la cual asistieron destacadas
personalidades del comercio
ell gobierno y ell ejercito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
RECIBE PUNTAPIE
PERO LO ARRESTA

SAN JUAN - I'm detenido que
Sc fugo del cuartelillo ~policiaco del
callejon del Tamarindo de San
Juan, agredio al guardia Pedro Ri
vera Alvira, dandole I'm puntapie
en- Ell bajo vientre, pero a pesar
del intense dolor que sufrio Ell
agente Ell profugo fue arrestado
por Ell.
!, La Policia informa que Juan
Juan Diaz Torres de 80 amos con
extenso historical policiaco, fue
arrestado en- la Plaza de Colon
por alterar la paz en- estado de
embriaguez. Fue conducido al
cuartelillo del callejon del Tama-
{Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
GESTIONES DE LA MISSION
COLOMBIANA

WASHINGTON, abril 18 (Up).
La delegation economical COLON
Diana, explic6 ell problema del ca
te latinoamericano al Secretario
del Tesoro, Robert B. Anderson,
con la esperanto de que adopte la
mlsma actitud de otroS funciona.
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
Ante Gran Breiana
Ante Gran Bretaha '&sssss
Guatemala Profesta por A|egada
.Descortesla Hacia ST. Presidente

GUATEMALA, Abril Is. -(UP)- Guatemala protest6 aver ante
Gran Bretana, por 10 que calihco de "descortesia" hacia ell Presi
dente, General Miguel Ydigorss Fuentes, al no habersee permihdo
vidtar la poblacion de Benque Viejo, en- Honduras Britannica.