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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

Sc encuentran Manuel Angel Ca
PRIZES, director de los diarios sui
timas Noticias' y LA Esfera" y
de las revistas Elite, Venezuela
Grafica" y "Paginas".
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
FW UT FE1yuNd1E y
AURORA FRANCHISE 5agan Contra
a Periodista H. Jo|yet

sarle Ga Holyet) la mas pequena
dificultad, aunque fuera involun-
~tariamente".
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

LA HABANA, Cuba, IL de enc
no. = (Por radiotelefono. -Fuen-
ties oficiales del Gobierno anuncia-
ron hoy que Sc ha iniciado la mo-
lienda en- 81 c~entrales %azucareros
de toda la republica, en- compare
cion con los Is ingenios que esta-
ban ~operando para identica fecha
ell ano pasado.
Aver, ell embajador de Cuba en-.
Washington, Miguel Angel Campo,
declare que ell Gobierno confia dis
poner de la cose-
cha aZucarera de
Y6sW este ano sin ma
yor interferencia
con las f~uerzas
rebeldes de Fidel Castro que han
quemado c~anaverales en- la region
sudeste de Cuba.
La zafra ha comenzado en- Cuba,
pero aun permanecen sin operar
100 de los 161 ingenios que hay en-
TODD ell pals. I'm total de 124 de
estos ingenios estan en- manos de
cubanos, con n production del
63.8 por ciento. Los restantes in
genios. 80 son propiedad de norte-
americanos, 5 de espanoles y uno
de franceses.
EMBAJADOR SMITH HACIA
WASHINGTON
Hoy domingo partira por la via
aerea hacia la capital de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Washington, D. c., ell
Embajador norteamericano en- Gu
ba, Earl Smith.
Smith viaja a%companado de SUI
esposa, segun Sc informo en- la EN-
bajada. Sc dijo ademas que reali-
cara consultas de rutina o ell De-
partamento de Estado y que pro-
yecta regresar dentro de breves
dias a esta capital.
LA HABANA, Enc. 11-(UP).-
La United Press pudo saber hoy
que probablemente Sc inicie ell lu-
mes ell Consejo de Guerra, contra
un suboficial de la armada norte-
americana, acusado de intentar lie
var armas de conTrabando al diri-
genie rebelde cubano Fidel Castro,
en- la Sierra Maestro.
Ell suboflcial, Robert Franklin
Riggs, de q amos de edad, fue de-
tenido por agentes del Servicio de
Jntelteencia Mllitar de Cuba, GER
ca de Holguin, provincial de Orien-
te, ell pasado Is de noviembre y
entregado a las autoridades de la
Base Naval norteamericana de
GUANTANAMO. Sc afirmo que en- ell
baul de SUI automovil fueron halla-
das armas Y municiones, que trajo
de contrabando desde Key West,
cuando viajo con licencia a Esta-
dos Unidos.
Sc tiene entendido que tambien
estan detenidos en- Guantanamo
unos diez empIeados civiles cuba
nos de la base. c%omplicados en- ell
mismo %asunto, y que estos seran
(Pasa a la Pagina 10Y
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

nlencla de I'm
ALA en- ell pre-
clio del azucar
que mejore ell
poder adquisi-
two de nues-
tro pueblo pa
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
I Al! YIIS 2SiZZ2SS4S i2nI G=alY 1I;Z[ SaIS lI(S( m
Jubi|o Ante Exiio de Lan1amlenio del Atlas

CAPE CANAVERAL. Florida, enero II (UP)-Los hombres de
ciencia elogan hoy ell segundo lanzamiento, con exto, del proyectl
balstico intercontinental ATLAS y los datos whales que Sc han obte-
ndo al colocar a este pals en- Ell mismo lugar que Russia en- la carrera
de los proyectles a cohete. .t#
Tanto los ingenieros como los tecnicos Sc haLan lenos de jubilo
por ell lanzamiento spectacular del "Atlas", Ievado a cabo aver.
Ell enorme proyectil esta conshuido para volar cast 10000 Kilometres,
pero Sc cree que en- la prueba de distancia limitada reaizada aver Sc
eev6 solo $50 kilometres en- ell espaco para hacer impacto sobre un
blanco en- ell Atlantico, al sudeste de este cabo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
ENVIADO FRANCES RUMBO
A WASHINGTON

PARIS. (UP)-El enviado espe-
cial frances, Jean Monnet, parte
con destino a Washington, donde
negociara con los funcionarios del
Fondo Monetario International y
del Banco de Exportacion un pres
tamo en- dolares, que Francia nece-
sta con mucha premura.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

sci vuelo c6smico consistiria de
tres etapas. La primera es la parti-
da de la terra y la entrada al es-
pacio. Esta etapa duraria solo unos
minutes. La segunda es Ell vuelo a
traves del vacio y este Sc realizaria
por inercia, con los motores apa-
gados".
"Los motores a cohetes podrian
ser empleados para disminuir la
velocidad del descenso. Los calcu-
los realizados demuestran sin en-
barge que, con ell objeto de hacer
un viaje de ida y vuelta a la luna,
Sc necesitaria tanto combustible
como para que Sc excluya la posibi-
lidad de fabricar I'm cohete de tai
naturaleza. Por 10 tanto seria ne.
cesario establecer primero una es.
tacion de reabastecimiento del ii.
pc del Sputnik.
"Los primeros cohetes que Sc
lanzarian a la luna desde la esta.
cion- Serian de exploration Y lleva.
rian ~artefactos automaticos para
explorar la luna. Estos no necesita-
rian mucho combustible. I'm empu.
je inicial de POGO mas de tres XII
lometros por segundo seria sufi-
ciente para llevar los cohetes de
exploration no solo a la luna, sino
a Venus o Marie.
"El cohete -sigui6 ell comenta.
rista de Radio Moscu- despues de
circundar la luna volyeria a la
terra. Ri segundo paso seria n
War un cohete 0 animales eY.
perimentales y solo despues de ESQ
llegaria Ell turno de neviar HON.
bres a la luna.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
ESCUCHAN SENAL EN-
EN- NORUEGA

OSLO, enero II (UP). - La ra.
dio costera noruega de Tjoemoe,
situada en- las afueras de Teens.
berg, inform6 que sus ingenieros
escucharon esta mafana senales de
un cohete, que puede ser ell que Sc
dijo en- Helsinki que habia side
lanzado al espacio por los rusos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

DEL "DIARIo TKs AMERICAS"
DAG YIAJARA A LONDREs

AFIho (
NACIONES 'UNIDAS (UP)- Sc
anuncio que ell Secretario General
de las Naciones Unidas, Dag Ham
marskjold, volara a Londres ell
microbes proximo para conferen'
ciar con ell Ministro de Relaclones
Exteriores de Gran Bretana, Sell
wynn Lloyd.
Ell anuncio de la vista de Ham
marskjold a Londres, que durara
solo una noche, resulto inespera-
do. Sc explico que ambos dirigen-
ties tendrian la oportunidad de pa
a revista y zanzibar opiniones So
bre los asuntos de las Naciones
TTpidacv
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
CORRESPONSAL EN- MOSCU
NADA SABE

HELSINKI, Enero II (UP).
Ell corresponsal de la United Press
en- Moscu, Henry Shapiro, que fue
llamado por telefono Immediate
mente de escucharse las senales
Pasa a la Pagina 13)
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
Ike Respondent a BuIganin en- Varies Dias

WASHINGTON, enero IL (UP)-Los funcionarios indicaron hoy,
que ell Presidente Eisenhower respondera al Primer Ministro soWetico.
Nicolai Bulganin, en- unos das y que dejara la puerta alberta para
las conversaciones de jefes de gobierno con Russia.
Pero ell Presidente norteamericano rechazara la Ultima propuesta
de Bulganin de celebrar la conferencia en- Ell plazo de dos Q tres
meses". n
Sc INDIGO que Eisenhower consultara con los alados occdentales,
antes de acceder a reunirse con Bulganin.
Ell Secretario de Estado norteamericano, John Foster Dulles, al
dar la pauta de la respuesta aliada a las propuestas rusas de nego
ciacion de paz, rechaz6 con brusquedad eli ofrecimiento de- Bulsanis
para proximas Conversations.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
De un TotoI de 161 Ingenios
De IN TotoI de 161 Ineenios
.Mue|en 81 Centra.es Azucareros en-
Toda Ia Naci6n> Dice ell Gobierno
Embajador Smith Sale Hoy Hacia Washington, D. {.

Lego q Reroque q a Hobona ell carsuero "Buhfu de Siguoneo". Eaudo de Gmv
"Deieudo" TodoWo. - DeAo Presidential Dipone Tudado de Embaudoes -
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

pUHGT uE Ia COSe-
cha azucarera de
este ano sin ma
yor interference
con las fuerzas
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-24
Lyric T'heater
Group Schedules
'Blooner Girl'

The rollicking musical come
dy, "Bloomer Girl, will be
presented by the Geauga Ly-
ric Theater Guild on May Is, 16
and II at the Chardon Auditori-
UNI.
In leading roles are Betty
Jean Hanna as Evalina and Will
liam Rowley as Jefferson Light
foot Calhoun.
Supporting players are Robert
HALEY in the role of Pompey,
Robert Christian and Irene Mar
amore as Horatio and Serena
Applegate, Mary LoomiS as
Dolly Bloomer, Anna May Pol
lock as Daisey.
Others in the cast are Charles
Mclaughlin, William Carson,
Robert ThraSher, Martha Vail,
Veronica Vail, Mary Alice Nc
Laughlin, Hazel Vaught, Betty
Jane Fisher, Bill Hanna, Robert
Arnold, Bill Bruce, Richard Mil
Ter, Robert Blair, Margaret
Wenzel, Evelyn Clement, Mil
dred Mclaughlin, Audrey Ben
koe, Flora Mae ThraSher, Rose
Mary Caldwell, and Mary Ann
HALEY.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-24
DEAF MAN PERFECTS
CORDLESS HEARING AID
Worn Entirely on One Ear

Is practically invisible. Mr..
Lyons stated that, although it
is powerful enough to fit the
most severe hearing loss, it can
also be adjusted for the millions
of slightly hard of hearing who
feel they are not deaf enough to
bother with the more cumber-
some aids.
It is suggested, if interested
for yourself or a friend, to
write to TonemaSter Manufac-
turing Company, 1913 South Mon
roe Street, Dept. B-1, Peoria,
Illinois, and he will be glad to
send information at no cost or
obligation to you.--Adv.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-24
East Claridon Studies
Girl Scout Program

goes through Sunday. The truck
will be parked at the Claridon
School for those who can bring
in their own papers. The Cub
Scouts and their parents will
pick up items, from those who
can't bring them in, as they
will go door to door sometime
this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Cole,
were visiting with Mrs. Coles
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwin Evans, last Thursday.
Harry Evans and David Sell
er spent the weekend in Wheel
ing, w. Va, where they planned
to attend the Jamboree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Valvoda and
son Danny, spent the evening of
April 20 with Mrs. ValvodaS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ru
pie, of Newbury.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-24
Welcome Wagon
Hostess

PEORIA, ILL. Especially - H.
A. Lyons, who himself has been
hard of hearing for over 25
years, today announced the per-
lection of miniature electronic
hearing aid that is so small it
is all worn on one ear.
1t weighs but a fraction of
an ounce and can be slipped on
and off easier than a pair of
eye glasses. Wearer gets all
directional pickup and normal
use of telephone. There Is no
clothing interference because it
is worn at the ear, which is the
natural way to hear. ..
Since the aid Is tiny and is
worn tucked behind the ear, it
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-24
Baseball Leagues
Sponsor Dinner

The Chardon Baseball Lea
CUES are sponsoring a fund
raising spaghetti dinner Satur-
day from 5 to 8 pm. in the
Chardon High School Cafeteria,
it was announced today by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Barnett,
chairman of the event.
Tehy report it costs $40 to put
each boy on the baseball field,
and leach person attending will
help us eep our promise that
every boy who wants to play
baseball can be on a team.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-24
BY MRS. HARVEY McGUREF
Phone E. CIaridOn 6-62S7


EAST CLARIDON = Parents
interested in organizing Girl
Scout group are invited to at
tend a meeting to be held at the
Burton High School April % at
8 pm. Miss Marion Hoffman,
representative of the National
Girl Scouts located in Cleveland
will speak. She will advise how
such an organization couls be
started. Girls eligible are from
grades 2 to 6, Brownies starting
at 8 years old, and Girl Scouts,
9 12or 10.
Want to get rid of those news
papers, magazines, and rags,
well you can this weekend. The
Claridon Cub Scouts paper drive
starts this Friday afternoon and
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
PICTURE NO. a
Nome and Age
Address and Phone

PICTURE NO. a
(f you missed pictures l. 2 and 3, q few copies
ore available at chiIdren's cenfer)
For the next six weeks CHlLDRENs CENTER will sponsor
CHRISTMAS COLORlNG CONTEST for boys and girls
four through and from eight through age eleven.
Color each picture carefully and bring it later than
each Monday to
cHlLDREN'S CENTER
Court House Square - Rockville
Contest closes Monday December ! at pm. Entrants
must submit at time, the entire series to be eligible
to wn Color combinations and neainess will count Judges
will make their decisions and prizes will be awarded Monday
December 9th.
PRIZES ARE:
First, SIS Second, $40 Third, SIS
THERE WILL BE 10 ADDITIONAL PRIZES OF si.oo EACH
EquoI prizes will be mdde In the four through
and eight through eleven age groups
Children Of employees cHILpRENs those Of
employees Of the newspaper carrying the
eligible participate
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
Achievement Day
Fete Held by
HOmemGkers

Approximately $50 persons at
tended the fourth annual achieve
ment day dinner and program
held at Carver High School No
vember / under the sponsorship
of Montgomery County Home
makers Clubs.
1t was reported that accom-
plishments during the past year
included 362 garments made,
1881 quarts of fruits and vege-
tables canned and preserved or
pounds of food frozen, 46 home
furnishings pure h a e d or ac-
quired, and 1913 home manage
ment articles bought or changed
in the home.
Presidents of the various clubs
are: Damascus, Mrs. Estelle Saun-
ders; Laytonsville. Mrs. Helen
Hawkins; Norbeck, Mrs. Dorothy
Bailey; Sandy Springs, Mrs.
Emily Thomas; Lincoln Park,
Mrs. Enoch Holsey, and Sillman,
Mrs. Florence Bell.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

the featured items, there will be
salads, vegetables, relishes, home
made rolls and applesauce. There
will also be a Bake Table and
Christmas Bazaar.
DR.. and Mrs. Stephen O. Beebe
recently returned from attending
meetings in St. Louis, Mo-, where
DR.. Beebe presented paper DR..
Beebe has since been on a hunt
ing trip to Maine.
Newcomers to Sandy Spring
are Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Lane,
Jr., and their five small children
who are living in the house across
from the Earnshaw Apartments.
Mrs. Agnes Love is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. B. Thomas, Jr.
Mr.. Osborn N. Stabler was host
to the Enterprise Farmers Club
at Sunnyside on Saturday eve
ming.
The Mutual Improvement AS
sociation met with Mrs. F. L.
Thomas at Tanglewood last
Thursday.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

cal reasoning ability is equal to
that of the average 11-year-old,
she has a clearer picture of what
we're talking about"
Parents sometimes become an
cry when they are refused the 10
scores. But their anger usually
diSsolves when the test scores are
interpreted to them in practical
terms, Burdette said.
The achievement tests, in con-
trast, measure the child's actual
acquired knowledge. They reveal
whether Johnny is living up to
his capabilities.
In addition, the results can be
used to rate the school system as
a whole 1.-The extent to which it
is providing the full amount of
learning a child can absorb.
In addition, the achievement
test results can be used to check
the validity of the mental ma
turity ratings. In general, the
latter have been shown to be quite
accurate, Burdette said.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

36" Gas Range, Matchless
Oven, ITEM Troll" Top
Burner (makes all your
pots and pans automatic),
King Size 20" Wide Oven.
See this BIG VALUE
ONLY
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

Sunday afternoon. Many Sandy
Springers were among the guests.
Mrs. William ]. Thomas enter.
tanned a group of ladies' at din.
ner and bridge on Saturday eve.
ming. Included were Mrs. Thomas
Cummings of Washington, and
Mrs. G. Rust Candy, Mrs. Frank
Wilson, Miss Stella Moore, Mrs.
Francis Miller. Mrs. Iris Beall,
Mrs. Jack Bentley and Mrs. p. G.
Lyon.
Members of the congregation
of St Johns Episcopal Church
joined together Sunday evening
for their fourth annual Loyalty
Dinner. Held at the Parish Hall
lin Olney, the dinner was attend
ed by a very large number of
parishioners. The many children
were entertained by a movie.
Olney Inn was the setting for
the Annual Banquet of the ladies
of the Sandy Spring Fire Depart
ment Auxiliary on last Thursday
evening.
MIR and Mrs. James II. Austin
were hosts to Redland Hunt mem.
bers and friends who gathered at
Quail Hill at noon on SATURDAY.
for their regular meet.
Mr.. Elbrey Stabler has been
here from Alabama visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert o.
Stabler.
The second of series of two
Panel Discussions will be held al
the Friends Community House in
Sandy Spring on Sunday. NOvem.
ber 16, at 8 pm. The topics to
be presented this time, followed
by questions from the floor, will
be "Of What Value is the Bible
For Friends TOday?" by Thorn
ton Brown, Friends Missions"
by Elizabeth Haviland, "Other
Friends Work" by Brook Moore
and "The Queries" by Margaret
Brooke. Everyone is welcome.
Oysters and ham are on the
tempting menu at the annual sup
per sponsored by the WSCS OF
Ashton Methodist Church, to be
held at the Sandy Spring Fire
House on Saturday, November
ID, from 4 It'll 8. In addition tc
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
Sandy Spring
Harvey Wins
Award for
Citizenship
Margaret f. AdelfiO
Walker 4-3803

For the year 1858 the Outstand-
ing Citizenship Award was pre-
sented to ]. GLAND Harvey of
Olney. The annual award is made
at the Veterans Day Banquet of
the American Legion, Norman
Price Post 68, to a person for
service to the community beyond
his regular duty. A Certificate of
Recognition was sent to his wife,
Carolyn Harvey, for her cheer
fulness, helpfulness to others and
her splendid character shown
through long years of illness.
A Certificate of Recognition
was also presented to Preston
Birkhead for his capable and
faithful service as Scoutmaster
of the Boy Scout Troop 264, spon.
sored by this Legion post.
1t was announced at the ban.
quet, by State Commander John
o. Chilcote, that by unanimous
action of the State Executive
Committee, Dave Brigham has
been asked to present himself as
a candidate for National Com.
mander of the Legion. A very
great honor for Dave and for
the local post!
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Owings
held an "open house" at their
lovely Howard County home or
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

state collects money from its
citizens, was written by Mrs. Viii
liam N. CARROT. Silver Spring
and illustrated by Mrs. Eugene
Sapphir, Wheaton.
The tax-study projects origi"
mated two years ago with the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
They Won't Tell fir. p. I
Want to Know
10 of Child?

If Johnny's rating happens to
be particularly low, the potential
danger from loose talking is even
more apparent.
In any event, the ratings have
no absolute meaning in them
selves. 1t has often been said that
10 is what the tests measure" !"
and there is more truth than face
tiousness in the old adage.
Any score, i'm other words,
has significance only in terms
of the specific test to which
it applies, and the specific
kind of information sought
by that test.
The t a n d ard tests used in
Montgomery County schools are
the California mental maturity
and achievement series.
The maturity tests measure a
child's capacity in academic areas
what can be expected of him in
his future school work. 1t is from
this that 10 is computed.
The test is broken down into
four categories: numerical rea-
soning, logical reasoning, spatial
relationships, and verbal con.
cepts.
In each case, child's score re-
fleets his mental maturity in that
particular study area. The sum
of his sub-scores in the four areas
is then used as a measure of his
overall mental maturity.
Intelligence quOtient, as the
term is generally used, is the
ratio of his mental age to his
chronological age.
For example, a 10-year-old with
a mental age of Is is said to have
an 10 of $50.
In interpreting test results,
however, it is often of more ad.
vantage to examine the sub-scores
than the total. For it is these
that give an indication of the par
ticular subjects in which a child
will do we'll or poorly.
Johnny may have a very high
overall rating, for instance, but
still be weak in spatial relation.
ships. This would give forewarn.
ing that, in spite of his high 40"
he can expect some difficulty with
solid geometry.
1t is for reasons such as these
that parents are given a full in
depreciation of actual results,
rather than a single, potentially.
misleading 10" figure.
'Tf we tell a mother that
her 1O-year-old son has an 10
of no." Burdette explained,
''it may not mean anything to
her.
But if we tell her his numeri
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

9101 Rockville pike, next Wed
nesday starting at II am. and
ending at 5 pm.
There will be an international
booth featuring articles donated
by embassies cake and candy
booth, a large assortment of dolls
and toys. booths selling hand
made ceramic pieces, religious ar
ticles and the school gym will
be converted into a place to en-.
tertain the small fry.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
Tax Booklet
Prepared by
Women Voters
Interested in taxes?

A complete roundup of Mary
land State taxes has just been
published by the Maryland Lea.
que of Women Voters. The book
let, a concise and readable sum-
mary of all the ways in which the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
Yule Bazaar Set
At Sacred Heart

Early Christmas shoppers will
find items to their liking at the
annual Christmas bazaar to be
held at the Stone Ridge Country
Day School of the Sacred Heart.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

Montgomery County Leagues
suggestion at the state conven.
ton. The booklet is available at
25 cents per copy at Montgom.
cry County League of Women
Voters headquarters, 937 Per
shing dr., Silver Spring.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01
Time" Designa
a N. Khrushchev
Honbre del Ano

NUEVA YORK, Die. 81. (UP)
La revista Time" designara hoy
a Nikita Khrushchev, jefe del par
lido comunista sovietico, como lei
bombre del ano 1857.
"Time" dice en- SUI edicion CO.
respondents al seis de enero
que estara a la venta hoy, que
zen la alternative de la guerra pi-
sociological, la %anotacion mas alta
corresponds sin dudas a la Union
Sovietlca"
"Y sin lugar a dudas, -anade-
ell hombre del a1o es ell regordete,
calvo. locuaz y 5rillante gobernan-
te russo: Nikita Khrushchev. En-
1857 Nikita Khrushchev hizo mas
que gigilar ell lanzamiento del pri-
mer satellite sideral del hombre.
Sc hizo ash mismo ell indisputado
y 1nico dueno de Russia. Pocos
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01

Ell comico sufri6 ell sincope car
diaco mientras Sc hallaba en- SUI
Residential del Bel-Air leyendo ell
libreto de uno de sus programs
de televisi6n. Fue trasladado al
hospital i~nconsciente y en- la am
bulancia misma fue colocado bajo
una tienda de oxigeno.
Ell DR.. Garth Graham, para des-
cribir ell estado en- que Sc hallaba
Red Shelton manifesto: suponien-
do que haya que dar diez pasos
para llegar a la muerte, Shelton
habia dado nueve de ellos".
La esposa de Red, Georgia,
acompano al famoso comico al hos
pital y permanecio a SUI lado hasta
que este recobr6 ell sentido y lue.
go Sc puso a dormir.
Ell c6mico, cuyo hijo sufre de
leucemia, Sc disloco I'm tobillo al
caer de la escalera en- SUI casa ell
mes pasado. Su enfermedad ac'
tual no lie obligara a cancelar su
programa semanal de television
que ha sido va filmado.
Sc dice que Shelton sufre d.
asma desde haee varios amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-01

miento "26 de Julio" garantiza
que habra orden e imperara la ley
despues del derrocamiento del re-
gimen, y que no aspira a ninguna
posicion en- ell gobierno provisio-
nal.
Castro afirma en- ell documento"
anadio Llerena, "que tiene ell con-
troll absolute de la Sierra Macs
ira y que son falsos los anuncios
del gobierno sobre bajas causadas
a los rebeldes. Explica tambien que
la serie de combates realizados en-
los ultimos dias han dado como
resultado un triunfo para las fuer-
zas revolucionarias".
La mencionada Junta de Libe-
racion Guiana esta tornado por
partidos. politicos de oposicion y
organizaciones revolucionarias, en-
ire ellos ell Partido Revolucionario
Cubano Autentico, ell Partido Or