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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

uOkLXWOOD NANA. -
Ginger Rogers and Maflene
Dietrich are responsible for the
biz freeze in Las Vegas this
week. Thsy learned TOO late
that beth were booked for the
same period. ! gather they are
not overload of each other.
Personally. I think they're two
gorgeous dolls. and there should
Be room for both.
And. while W are on the
fsuding subject vietsr Ma
ture's leading LADY IN Selma
ll."un HUI. not only would
not buss We when thsy were
making the movie and they
had 70 Aim the back u her
stand-ins head. but having
seen the picture In China at .
private screening. she promptly
penned an angry letter 10 direc-
tor Prank BorxAge demanding
some cuts Of entire love scenes
with We. plus other scenes,
claiming the camera was un-
kind. Dorzage cahled back IN
Sam ooldwyn's famous two
words: -fm-possible."
And while we're battling,
there's Q Bit player In Zsa Zsa
Gabor's queen Of the Uni.
verse" who Il trying for pub
LEFTY by telling her press agent
to give out phony stories Of q
feud with zsa. Doesn't she
know that the blonde Hun
garian only nights with top
echelons for publicity
Incidentally. he'll hath no
fury like two movies with the
same title--and I mean Victor
MaeEAgienS sea Fury" and
the same title for Q picture for
which producers are paging
Guy MaAlson. OF course. Il
could turn out TO be the same
movie and that would Be .
happy ending. Diamonds
are still q girls best friend.
Rossano Brazzi's "A Certain
Smile" present to Mrs. Braxzi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Stolen Automobile
by Train
Near Glenn Dale

A stolen automobile was de-
molished By . northbound
Pennsylvania Railroad train
near Glenn Dale. Nd, today.
but no one was hurt.
Prince Georges County po-
lice said the car apparently had
stalled on the tracks and was
abandoned there when the
train came along about 1890
am. Il knocked the car some
$50 feet and scattered debris
along the tracks. The electric
locomotive also was damaged,
police said.
Police said they didn't learn
that the car was stolen until
It's owner. Monroe 8. Dorsey,
II. Of Buckettsville road. Bowie.
Nd. came TO the Hyattsville
police station about 1870 an.
to report Il missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Census Nay Recognize
Lumbee Lost Colony

Their fight against the Ku
Klux Khan may give the Lunn-
bee Indians Of North Carolina
O place In the United States
census In 1850.
Nobody knew much about the
Lumbees before they went on
the warpath and all but scalped
the Khan about three weeks ago.
Then the facts came out how
their mysterious heritage might
be traced back 10 the lost
colony" Of the first English
settlement at Roanoke Island.
Since the latter part Of the
18th century they have been
DESIGNATED oficialiy IN North
Carolina Is first the Croatans.
then the Cherokees and finally.
the Lumbees. after the Lumber
River.
Nest Of them live IN Robson
County where the Lumber flows.
In 1910. the United States Gen.
sus listed 1880 Indians In
Robson County. But 10 years
later. the census listed no In
dams In the county.
The reason was q Census Bu-
reau decision to classify peo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Air TruveI Tops
Railroads, BusIines

For the FIRST time passenger
mile traiiic on the airlinee
moved ahead Of that on the
railroads and buslines, the Civil
Aeronautics Board said today.
Statistics Just complied show
for last year airline passenger
miles-scheduled and nom
Observation-Disclosures ass billion.
This compared with interoity
bus travel estimated 1t asa
billion passenger miles. about
the same ~ 1865. lntercity
railroad passengers Travelled
only ais billion miles last year,
continuing . downtrend begun
ave years ago. the board said.
An upward trend In air frame
q predicted.
Chairman James n. Durfee
predicted the advance In air
trafic nearly q year ago In
testimony before the House In
terstate Commerce COMMITTEES,
sfnciais recalled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Bolivar Stutue
Dedication
Is Postponed

vsnesuela's change IN gov-
ernments has caused postpone-
ment Of next Tuesdays sched-
uled dedication ceremonies for
the simon Bolivar statue 81
Eighteenth and Constitution
avenue. No new date has yet
been set.
The deposed government Of
President Marcos Perez Jiine-
nsz had planned 10 send q
Cabinet ofIiner and several
Venezuelan Congressmen for
the dedication.
The overthrow Of the Jime-
nea dictatorship. however. 90
Get these plans. The new gov
eminent. still occupied prin-
cipally with organizational
matters. has not indicated what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

size Or rank delegation II ex-
pects 10 send.
President Eisenhower q un-
derstood 70 be interested n
attending The dedication q
the handsome 2l.foot bronze
statue. the work Of Sculptor
Felix de Weldon Of washing
ton. Whether ne does depends
on his schedule once another
date q set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

Piles Of uncertain archaeological
origin a. residual" These
peoples were described Is
neither white. Negro or Indian.
In Robeson County. 27.653 were
listed Is residual" along with
3T.4e0 whites and 27.71e
Negroes.
In 1885 Congress passed q
bill giving the Lumbees the
ofiicial Federal designation Of
that tribe name. but not pro-
uding for any Of the subsidies
granted treaty Indians.
This has raised the question
IN the Census Bureau OF
whether the next i0-year nose
count. In 1880. should not
this aggressive group
as Indians.
The final decision win be
made by . technical advisory
committee. DR.. Henry d.
Sheldon. chief Of the Demo-
graphic Statistics Branch.
which makes such surveys.
said there Is o good possibility
the Lumbees win be back In
the Indian column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

10 the North American Con-
tracing Corp. ~
bids submitted 70 the oen-
eral Services Administration
yesterday ranged upward 70
ti.ii3.ooo. The iim has seven
months In which 10 prepare
the site for the eisht-story IA
cility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

The District win have 10
speed up its final planning Of
the proposed Northwest wash
ington urban renewal project
to meet 3 May Is deadline II
It Il 10 obtain Federal financing.
TIE deadiine was set In .
directive issued By the FEDERAL
Urban Renewal Administration.
The national directive Says IN
eject that any project In the
planning stage before the end
q 1855 win Be dropped unless
Il Is ready 70 90 BY May Is.
Washington's proposed re-
iiewal project was undertaken
cficiaily IN September, 1855.
ana stili y In the preliminary
stage. A first draft Of the plan
vas released last November.
A 90 million preliminary
grant reservation" was made
for the renewal work. which
would cover oi4 acres Of the
Northwest section Of the city.
Under the renewal admin.
istration's directive. the work.
ing redevelopment plan. plan,
for acquisition and disposition
Of land and for property man.
agement would have to be SUBJ
mitted By May Is IN complete
and acceptable FORM"
The Acknowledgement Land
Agency. which has charge Of
administering the project. 1,
considering what steps to take
according 10 Malcolm A. Bur.
rows, acting executive director
He said he felt the deadlint
presents . real challenge ID
the entire community 70 come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
NEW STANTON THEArRE
on ,ssH a. TAt'2ss.. M.

NEW lQcATIQN
Ample tafkins Haeilities
German Eilm Festival. zach wednes.
Sns.st n bsiman produesisns.
a ISssss.. sor5 sEsEEEEss,DAAs rTQu rSSEJgEs.::
drama depietinp an unusual and touch
Ing triangle. one Of oermany's lreAf.
ct sontTieutlene 70 the screen. lTruiy
"DIE STAERKERE"
(''coMn. TAXI NJ LQvH''l
sry!bJ. s:SSp ana sS'f iS:sS
Ted VIII. sincerity. coed taste and
gkilr'--N. n. Daily New.
The picture earns great merit
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Contract Let to cIeor
GA Site az LonoIev

A slse.soo contract TO clear
. site for the projected 90
million headquarters Of the
Central intelligence Agency IN
Langley. Va. has been awarded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
U. S. Sets May DeodIine
For Northwest Renewal

up with something and some
thing going"
The preliminary plan was
prepared By the National Capt.
til Planning Commission under
contract with the land agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Everybody Hates Somebody

- q sparkler 70 cover some Il
the space On her fingers.
iva Dartok d . paradox. she
hollers. long and loud about
questions concerning her per-
sonal life. hut why does she
take the Marquess Of Milford
Haven 10 tea In the very public
lounge e the Dorchester Hotel
IN Lon6on. then Get surprised
when people claimor for auto
graphsg This b beginning 10
sound like . huge cot.
There's Z censorship battle
looming on the Ava 0araneR-
Anthony FrAnelosa Aim. aucya."
The producers insist on keep
Ing the scene Of ocya painting
the famous portrait Of the
Duchess OF Aha ~ naturel.
but the censors say no.
ResAlina Russell superchiefed
IN this week. and what . sight
for the natives Of Pasadena
when she got on the train IN
fun Auntie Name furs and
feathers. complete with two
foot-long jeweied cigarette
holderl Ros win rest for two
weeks before plunging into the
Warner Brothers movie version
Of her hit play.
An = -
Metro Il bringing Leslie
Caren back here tor two weeks
Of retakes on "0igi" which
win force Q postponement Of her
next movie. ANNA. !" 70 Be made
IN Europe. They'll shoot IN
entirely new sequence for
"oiei."
shirley Temples Tv spcn-
sors are keeping al spots
crossed. hoping shirley won't
catch the measles from her
children. Shirley was 30 care.
fully protected Is . young star
that she did not catch any Of
the childhood diseases. but h
getting them now from her
children. Since being q mother.
Shirley has had chicken pox
and the mumps. Measles must
be next" says the charming
Mrs. Charles Black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

BACHELOR PARTITION Murray In another dramatic
slice Of New Yerk Ife ~ TIE makers Of Marty"
FUNNY FACE"-AudRey Hepburn. Fred Astslre and Kay
Thompson fFollc IN spirited musical set In Paris.
"A HAIFUL or RAn"-Eva Marie Saint In IN affecting
drama q dope aadctien's effect . family.
LOVE m THE AFTKRNO0N"-The May-Decembsr romance
fable b deftly reprsed BY Audrey Hepburn and Gary
Cooper.
my MAN GoDFRgY"-SIleky remaAs. with David Niven
the bluehleod butler. June Alyson ~ the snny deb
OPERATION MAD BAIx"-Jaek Lemmqn and Ernie kevaes
IN free.w wheeling comedy about GIs n Normandy.
SLAUGHTER ON TENTH AvENUg"-RehArd kgan IN .
weIl-maae drama q violence the a0ckA
Ell ANGRY MEN"-Menry FenAa Jury duty IN the movie
that teok top heners e The Berlin Film Festival
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-10
Frosh Beat Sophs,
Alaskans Beat Huskies
In. Friday Basketball

The fighting Freshmen of Nome
downed a determined Sophomore
team Friday night 80 to 80 in the
first game of a double header.
Point getters for the FroSh were:
Clinton Trigg II, Robert Bahnke
IL, Johnny Herman z, Francis
Walker s, and Charlie Nershak
2. For the Sohpomores: Lincoln
Trigg II, Franklin Okleasik z,
Allan Attatayuk g.. Sam Otton 4,
and Harry johnson /. AT the con
clusion Of the games the Sophie
mores demanded a re-match, so
another game viii be played soon
The game between the High
School Girl Huskies {A) team and
the Alunnae Girls Alaskan OBJ
team ended with the latter out in
front rs to %. 1t was tight
game all the way with the Huskies
out in front during the first part
but rellnqulshing the lead in the
last half to their more expert
enced rivals.
Scoring for the Alaskans: Bea
Lee 10, Marge Hay 8, Bertha
McNamany z. For the Huskies-
Gladys Walker 10, Sherry Carter
8, and Lorena Mogg and Pat
Maloney 2 each.
Friday night the mems league
will feature the Partners VS. the
Hornets at 7:3O and at 8:45 the
Nanooks VS.. the ACS Wamcats.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-10
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair with strong gusty north
easterly winds diminishing to-
night. Lowest temperature ex-
pected tonight 0 to 5, and the high
tomorrow 0 to 5.
Nome data last "a hours as Of
z am. today: highest temperature
%, lowest IL. Max. wind so mph.
from the NE. Sunrise at 8:16
am, sunset at Alb pm.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-10
President Proclaims
March Red Cross Month

WASHINGTON, Up President
Eisenhower proclaimed March as
Red Cross Month. He urged all
Americans to support the relief
organizations magnificent ser
vices throughout the year"
His proclamation said violent
disasters of recent years, in which
the Red Cross helped stricken
communities and families, have
dangerously reduced the organi-
zation's resources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
SEA SCOUTS
SEA SCOUTS
Power Boots Posse
For These Sailors
By Fiji GORSKA
star stan Writer

BluStery WINDS, DllStery hands and
brawny backs.
That's what you'll find when the
Corinthian-C Capital Yacht Club Sea Scouts
let out their sails and take to the water
ways of the Potomac.
These Sea Scouts, also known as Sea
Explorers Ship No. 1922, are the only all
sailing group of scouts around. They
have only disdain for power boats.
Says Van Frey of Williamsburg
Junior High: "Power boating stinks Gas
costs" And John Edner of George Mason.
High: "Theres no action. Power boating
is dead. If you want to go there, you do
it, It's healthier to SAIL" says the tanned
blond who has been consistently on top.
OF his ships" sailing totem pole for
year and half.
The 20 teen-age members of Skip
per Fred Tips "ship" have quite Selec-
ton of craft to SAIL And they sail, even
in the snow.
About 1910, Arthur Godfrey gave the
boys 19-foot sloop, Lightning called
ia Spouse" The Sea Scout "ship,"
which Fred Tip has headed for % years,
had given the radio and television star
lot of sailing tips at Corinthian. In
appreciation, Mr. Godfrey gave them the
sEoop. Since then he has offered them
larger boats, but Mr.. Tip has turned
them down because of the upkeep and
their size.
81 used to think it would be utopia
if we could get one big boat" says Mr..
Tip, who by profession is an architect
but who enjoys being around the water
front with his scouts.
$50 we got a 39-foot Skipjack" he
recalls. at took crew to handle and the
boys would go for a sail. But it was no
particular fun. There was no COMPETE
ton. It's now anchored at the Capital
Yacht Club, which with the Corinthian
sponsors our scout ship and is now for
sale"
The scouts now have five dinghies in
addition to Arthur Godfrey's donation,
plus a 20-foot sloop, the Flying Dutch
man." Bahama dinghy they're fixing
up, and couple of other small craft.
The teen-agers meet every Friday
from to 10 pm. in the summer and fall
in their shed at Corinthian. In the
spring and winter they assemble at the
Capital Yacht Club. They take Is weeks
Of instruction when they first join the
ship" The 400-question test they get at
the end of their training period has never
been passed the first time by an APP
prentice. Otherwise, they'd get too
-.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
EmbajadOr ChiribOga
Mas Atencion
en- Ia AyUdu Para
America Latina

KANSAS City, enero 20.-(UP).
Jose R. Chiriboga, embajador del
Ecuador en- Estados Unidos, insto a
este ultimo pals a prestar compile
ia atencion a America Latina, en-
la APPLICATION de ,sus programs de
ayuda economical.
Chiriboga hizo SUI exhortacion en-
discourse que %pronuncio aqui al acep
tar, en- nombre de SUI pals, un
avion donado por Kansas City pa
"a la obra que desarrolla entire los
pobladores de las selvas de SUI pa
tria.
"Existe en- este pafs-dijo ell En-
bajador una muy prOnunciada
tendencia, al hahlar de ayuda eco
monica y tecnica, a penSar en- ter
minos de una guerra fra que Sc Ii
bra solo en- Asia y ell Cercano Orien
te, Muchos consideran que la ayu-
da exterior prestada por Estados
Unidos es algo asi como un premio
para los "neutrtales".
."Pero Ecuador y otras naciones
de America. Latina tienen necesi-
dad urgente de aquda, de ayuda
en- la forma de credito de conner
clio realizado en- condolences equi-
tativas, de manera que puedan
combatir y veneer la %ignorancia,
la pobreza Y las intermediates que
afectan a millones de seres huma-
nos que son sinceros amigos de Es-
tados Unidos."
Senalo Chiriboga que ell nivel de
algunos paises del Hemisferio, es
tanto o mas baio que ell de algu-
mas naciones asiaticas, y luego ana
di0: Russia y sus satellites trabajan
duro en- America Latina tambien,
para ganarse la Simpatia de las ma
sas. Russia Sc da cuenta de que en-
ell momento en- que I'm solo pals
latioamericano caiga bajo dominic
comunista,. toda la estrategia po-
Utica y militar de Estados Unidos
quedara afectada'.
Mas adelante, ell diplomatico cua-
toriano agrego: Isl llegara ell dia
en- que ell Canal de Panama Sc
yiera amenazado por submarines
rusos, Estados Unidos perderia csc
dia SUI principal fuente de abaste-
cimiento para sus industries de
paz y para SUI defensa nacionaI."
Chiriboga termino diciendo: "To-
davja es tempo de salvar America
Latina para la causa de la libertad,
la paz y la democracia. Nuestros
pueblos pertenecen a la civiliza-
cion cristiana y tienen mas fe en-
la fuerza del derecho que en- ell de.
recho de la fuerza." .
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
Ayuda Para Arequipa
viveres Y Ropu
de Ia Argentina
LIeguron d PERI

LIMA, enero 20.-(UP)-En ell
aeropuerto de Arequipa, aterrizo
aver I'm cuadrimotor argentine que
traio cuatro toneladas de where's
Y ropa de CANA, para las victimas
del reciente terremoto. Ell jefe de
la deleagaci6n argentina que venia
en- ell mismo avi6n, Roberto Bal
tierrez, declare que esta ayuda a
los damnificados probaba una So
Iidaridad positiva, sin segundas in
tenciones nj demagogia.
Ell alcalde de la ciudad, Valen-
cha, agradecio ell obsequio, EXPIRE
sando que ell Presidente de la Re
publica, Manuel Prado, lie habia en-
cargado testimoniar ell reconoci-
miento del gobierno y ell pueblo
peruanos al presidente argentine,
General Pedro Aramburu.
Rosa Prado, hiia del primer man.
datario peruano, tambien agrade-
clio a la delegation argentina ell
obsequio.
Los delegados argentinos fueron
recibidos por ell Alcalde y los Mi
nistros de Salud, Fomento y Agri-
cultura. .
La mission argentina regresara
a Buenos Aires manana a las nue.
We de la manana
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
Periodistu Rafael
Herrera 0bieto de
Honor en- su Patriu

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, enero 20
(UP). = Rafael Herrera, director
del diario Gel Caribe', recibio ano-
che la condecoracion de la Enco-
mienda de Isabel la Cat6lica en- la
Embajada Espanola, de manos del
Embajador espanol, Sanchez Bella,
en- ~presencia de numerosos perio-
distas, literatos y funcionarios del
gobierno.
Sc lie concedi6 la condecoracion
por la "continua labor de acerca.
miento entire los pueblos america
nos'' que realiza en- Gel Caribe".
NO APOYARAN ENLACE
OTAN.OEA
CIUDAD TRUJILLO, enero 20
(UP). - Ell Secretario de Rela.
clones Exteriores, Porfiric HERE.
ra Baez, declare que ell gobierio
de la R%epublica Dominicana, no
apoyara la propuesta de vincular
la Organization del Tratado del
Atlantico del Norte (OTAN).
Herrera Baez explico, que ell
gobierno dominicano estima que
los tratados existentes en- ell CONT
nente americana, en- materia de Sc
guridad %colectiva, bastan para or
ganizar efectivamente la solidari-
dad interamericana con respecto
a situaciones que puedan surgir
fuera del continente y afectar a
la seguridad de este.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21

MEXICO, enero 20 (UP)- La
influenza asiatica, que alcanzo
preparedness ~epidemicas en- Es-
tados Unidos ell ano pasado, no
Sc hizo sentir en- Mexico con un
solo case.
Asi 10 inform6 hoy ell MiniStro
de Salud, DR.. Ignacio Morones
Prieto, quien rambien dijo que a
pesar de clio siguen en- vigor en-
los aeropuertos y otros puntos
de lngreso las medidas de precau-
cion que Sc impusieron hace al
gun tempo.
Ell ministro agrego que como
resultado de los cambios frecuen-
ties de temperature de las ultimas
tres semanas han recrudecido
los c~atarros, pero que estos no
han hecho neccsaria la adopcion
de medidas especiales.
Ell DR.. Morones Prieto diio
tamblen que ha habido una baja
notable en- ell numero de casos
de fiebre tifoidea, enfermedad
que siempre acquire %proporcio-
mes cast epidemicas en- esta epo-
ca del ano.
PRODUCTION DE PAPEL
MEXICO, enero 20 (UP)-
Mexico podra producer suficien-
tie papel de p~eri6dico para ha-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
coIonnbia

BOGOTA, enero 20-(UP).-Jo-
Sc Maria Bernal, dirigente conser-
vador, adicto al ex Presidente Ma
riano Ospina Perez, anunci6 que
quedaron rotas las conferencias
que adelantaba con ell Expresiden-
te Laureano Gomez en- busca de
I'm acuerdo para unir a csc parti-
do.
Gomez dijo a SUI vez que no Sc
juStificaban esas conferencias des-
pues de que ell conservador, Gui-
llermo Leon Valencia, 10 acuso de
amenazar con la violencia contra ell
liberalismo, 81 no Sc sometia ell nom
bre de Valencia como candidate
presidential a la ratification de
los parlamentarios que Sc eligi-
ran este ano.
Valencia fue acordado como
candidate a la presidencia del
pals en- representation de los par
tidos liberal y conservador, pero
ha dividido al conservatism que
es SUI propio partido.
Gomez ha objetado esta candi-
datura provocando la ruptura que
buscaba solucionarse en- las confe-
renciaS con Bernal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
Inforna Minstro de SaIud 4-ta ..q.. 49,.
Nj I'm Solo Case de Ia Influenza
Asidtica Sc Registro en- Mexico

Ger frente a la mitad de las ne
cesidades del pals cuando entire
en- production, en- julio, la pri-
mera fabrica mexicana de pa
pei.
Las fabricas de papel Tuxtepec,
que estan a punto de ser termlna-
das a un costo equivalence a IA
millones de dolares en- ell estado
de Oaxaca, tendran una capaci-
dad de $4,000 toneladas de pa
pei anuales.
Parte de los fondos para la
construction fueron obtenidos
del Bank of America, de Los
Angeles. Dicho banco, segun d.
jo George S. Wise, presidente de
la empresa papelera, lie extendlo
I'm prestamo de construction por
valor de siete millones de dola-
res.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21

; Otras ciudades costeras sufrle-
ron danos memories.
ENORME DESTRUCTION
QUITO, Enero 20. -(UP).-
Agustin Arias, photo de I'm avion
comercial que regreso anoche de
Esmeraldas, dijo que es enorme
la destruction causada por ell te-
remote en- esa ciudad y parro-
quias vecinaS, y anadio que la po-
blacion Sc salv6 de una c%ataStrofe
mayor por estar c~onstruidos de
MADEIRA la mayoria de los edifi-
clos y en- razon de la bora a que
Sc produjo ell sismo.
Segun Arias, Sc han caido la
cast totalidad de las paroles de
ladrillos.
La violencia del movimiento,
calculada en- ell grade rs de la
escala international, arroj6 al sue
10 TODD cuanto Sc encontraba So
bre mesas, escritorios, estanteS,
etc.
Sc han roto las tuberias del aqua
corriente y la ciudad esta sin luz
electrical.
Arias dijo que Ell maremoto pro-
dujo intensos remolinos de aqua.
Ell gobierno ha solicitado infor-
mes al archipelago de las Galapa-
COS, donde Sc presume que ell sis
mo puede haber causado danos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-21
MATA A UN BORICUA
PARA COBRAR SECURE

NUEVA YORK, (UP).- I'm CO.
cinero que informo hace cuatro
meses que su "hermano" Sc habia
matado al caer desde una habita-
ci6n de I'm hotel en- Broadway, fue
detenido hoy. Sc lie acusa de asesi-
nate, y Sc presume que ell motive
del crimen fue ell de cobrar IN Sc
guro de vida.
La Policia arresto anoche a Char
les Clinton, de 33 amos, del numero
1865 en- Broadway, al relacionarlo
con la muerte del puertorriqueno
Jose Rivera, de 81 amos, I'm camare-
70 que lego desde Puerto Rico ha'
ce alrededor de Tn ano.
Las autoridades dicen que Gin
ton empujo a Rivera por n ven
tana de Su cuarto en- ell quinto pi-
so del hotel Marie Antoinette, en-