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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
FIEROs E~NCUENTRos
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SlNTTslS
(Viene de Ia Primera1
iador al P~residente Eisenhower.
ECUATORIANO GRAVE
EN- NUEVA ORLEANS

NUEVA ORLEANS, Oct. 10
(UPTl- Sc informo hoy que Sc
halla grave ell fral nelo tcua-
toIiano de AZ amos de edad, Jo-
se Martinez, que ell jueves fue
internado en- ell hospital del Ser.
vicio Sanitario de Estados Uni
dos, despues de haber sido ,reti-
RADIO en- un nelic6ptero. del ser
vicio Gle guard"costas de un
oarco petrolero &c Liberia, fon-
deado en- la desembocadura del
tip Mississippi.
Martinez sufrio graves que
maduias. al producirse una ex-
plosion en- la sala de maquinas
deI petrolero "Urnia".
Las autorldades del hospital
mformaron que Martinez pre-
Nnta quemaduras de segundo
Y tercer grade en- Ell rostro, bra
EOS y picrnas y nue qui7a sufrlo
tsmDien leslones internas.
Sc ignoran las cArsas de la en-
ploslon en- ell "Urnia".
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
r LLADA CON
=.

Fuentes rebeldes de La Haba-
ma dijeron que Jose Pardo Lila,
da. Presidente del Partido Ma
cionalista Revolucionario Sc su.
mo la semana pasada a las fuer.
zas revolucionarias qpe dirise
Fidel Castro. =
La radio rebelde, en- transmit
sion captads aqui anoche, dijo
que han ocurrido varios encuen-
tfos. con fuerzas del ejercito
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

bispo de Toledo; espanol, 81
amos. 1916.
Manuel Arteaga y Betancourt
Arzobispo de La Habana; Gu
bano, 70 amos. 1916.
Josef Frings : Arzobispo de
Colonial; aleman, II amos. 1916.
Josef Mindszenty = Arzobis-
DO de Esztergom; hungaro, 66
amos. 1916.
Ernesto Ruffini - Arzobispo
de Palermo; italiaro, 10 amos.
1e46.
Antonio caggiano = Arzobis-
po. de Rosario; argentine, 50
amos. 1916.
Tomas Tien = Arzobispo de
Pekin; chino, SO amos. 1916.
Celso Costantini = Canciller
de la 1glesia; Secretario de la
Congregation de la Propagation
de la Fe; italiano, n amos. 1858.
Augusta Aware de Silva
Arzobispo de San Salvador, Ba-
hia; brasileno, 80 amos. 1858!
Gaetano Cicognani = Prefecto
de Ia Sagrada Congregation de
los ritos; pro-prefecto del tri-
bunal de la senatura apostolic
ca; italiano, IT amos. 1888.
Angelo G. Roncalli = Patriarss
ca de Venecia; italiano, n amos:
1883.
Valerie Valeri - Prefecto de
Ia Sagrada Congregation de 10
Religioso; italiano, rs amos. 49,
50. .,2
Pietro Ciriaci- - italiano, 70
amos. 1883.
Maurice Feltin - Arzobispo
de Paris; frances, rs amos. 10
SO. ~
Marcello Mimmi - Arzobis-
DO de Napoles; Secretario de Ia
Congregation Consistorial; tia
liano, rs amos. 1858. -.
Carlos Maria de Ia Tore -
Arzobispo de Quito; ecuatoria-
no, IS amos. 1888. :
Aloysius Stepinac - Arzobis-
pc de Zagreb, yusoslavo, so
afos. 1883. '.3'' 80. +
Georges Grente - Arzobispo
obispo de lie Mans; frances, s6
amos. 1883.
Giuseppe Sire - Arzobispo. de
Geneva; italiano, 81 amos. 1888.
John Da Alton - Arzobispo
de Armagh, irlandes, rs amos.
1858.
James Francis Mcintyre
Arzobispo de Los Angeles; nor
teamericano, 70 amos. 1858.
,Giacomo Lercaro = Arzobispp
de Bolona; italiano, 81 amos, III
So. 49,.
Stefan Wyszynsk = Arzobis-
po de Diniezno y Varsovia; po-
laco, 81 amos, 1858.
Benjamin de Arriba y Cas-
tro - Arzobispo de Tarragona;
espahol, u amos. 1888.
Fernando Quiroga' y Palacio
Arzobispo de Santiago de
Compostela; espahol, So amos.
1858.
Paul-Emile Leser - Arzobis-
pc de Montreal; canadiense As,
amos. 1883.
-Crisanto Luque =. Arzobispo
de Bogota; %colombiano, 90 amos.
1853. :.
valerian Gracias = ArzobiST
pc de Bombay; indio, So amos.
1858.
Joseph Wendell Arzobispo
de Munich y Pressing; alernan,
81 amos. 1888.
observation-disclosures
Nicola. Canal - Penitencia-
rio y Presidente de la, Comisi6n
Pontifical para la Propiedad de
la Comisi6n ,Pontifical para la
Propiedad de la Santa Sede y
Ciudad del Vaticano; italiano, "a
amos. 1858.
Alfredo Ottaviani - Prose
eretario de Ia Congregation del
Santo ofieic; italiano, 90 mos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
LA c
Wiene de Ia Primera)
Los CANDIDATES.

cIUDAD DEL VATICANo,
Oct. 1O-(UPD- Los siguien-
ties son los miembros del Sacro
Colegio de Cardenales, que de-
bera elegir ell successor del d.
funto Papa Pho XII:
Cardenales- ODispos:
Eugene Tisseant --Obispo de
Ostia y Porto y Santa Rufina-
Decano del Sacro Colegio; Sc
cfetafio de la Sagrada Congre-
sacion de la Iglesia Oriental;
frances, IA amos. Elevado al
cardenalato en- 1896.
Clemente Micara -Obispo de
Velletri; Vicario General de
Roma; italiano, 70 amos. Eleva-
do al cardenalato en- 1916.
Giuseppe Pizzardo -Obispo
de Albano; Prefecto de la Sa-
srada Congregation de Semi
narios; Secretario de la Sagra-
da Congregation del Santo Off
eio; italiano, 81 amos, 1887.
Benedetto Aloisi Masella-
elegido hoy Camarlengo; Obs
DO de Palestine; Prefecto de la
Sagrada Congregation de los
Sacramentos; italiano, 10 amos.
1916.
Federico Tedeschini Data
no de su Santidad; Archipres
Re y Prefecto de la Basilica de
san Pedro; italiano, IS amos.
1885.
Cardenales- Sacerdotes.
Joseph Ernest Van Roey -
Arzobispo de Malinas; Belga,
90 amos. 1927.
Manoel Moncalves Cerejeira,
Patriarca de Lisboa, portuguese
10 afos. 1929.
Archille Lienart -Obispo de
Lila, frances, "a amos. 1880.
Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi -
Prefecto de la Sagrada Congre-
eacion de la Propagation de la
fe; i~taliano, So amos. 1888.
Maurillio Fossati -Arzobis-
DO de Turin; italiano, 50 amos.
1888.
ELLA Dalla Costa -Arzobis-
DO de Florencia; ~italiano, s6
akos. 1888.
Ignatius Gabriel Tappouni -
Patriarch de Antioquia; Sirio,
10 amos. 1885.
Santiago Louis Copello Ar
yobispo de Buenos Aires; ar
kentino, 70 amos; 1885.
Pierre Gerlier -Arzobispo
de Lyons; frances, 70 anos.1937
Gregorio Pedro XIV ACACIA
MAN -Patriarca de Cecilia de
los Armenios; Armenia, "a
ahos. 1916.
Edward A. Mooney AFRO
bispo de Detroit; norteameri-
'cano, 76 amos. 1916.
James c. Michigan -Arzobis-
90 de Toronto; Canadiense, "a
sfos. 1916.
Emile Rouues -Arzobispo de
Rennes; frances rs amos. 1916.
Carlos Carmelo de Vasconce.
lIos-Arzobispo de Sac Paulo;
Brssileno, 68 amos. 1916.
!, Norman Gilroy -Arzobispo
de Sydney; australiano, SO amos.
1916.
! Francis j. Spellman AFRO.
,bfspo de Nueva York; nortea-
mericano. SO amos. 1896.
Jose M. Caro- Rodriguez
Arzobispo de Santiago; chileno,
90 ahos. 1916.
Teodosio c. de Gouveia
lArzobispo de Lourenco Mar
quas; pcrtugres, SO amos. 1916.
Ja:--e de Barros Camara
HrzcMspo de Rio de Janeiro;
brasileho, "a amos. 1916.
Fr~'~ue pla v Deriel - Arzo-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
BUENA
Continuation de la pag. 8,

aumentaron substancialmen-
te en- julio despues de la baja
habitual de JUNO, al comenzar
los embarques de la nueva cose-
cha de algodon y abrirse I'm
nuevo trimestre cafetero. Las
importaciones mexicanas au-
mentaron tambien.
FL boletin dice que los ingre-
SOS de Mexico por concepto de
turismo llegaron a I'm nUeyo nj.
vel sin precedentes en- julio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
CARDENALES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ComprendlendO tamblen la
impArtancia del mundo catoli-
co de America Latina, elevo al
cardenalato a prominentes pre-
lados de Argentina, Chile, Pc
ri, Ecuador, Colombia, Brasil,
Cuba y otros paises latinoame-
ricanos.
Por sobre TODD, sin embargo,
ell ieinado de Pic XII Sc carac-
tcrlzo por la intensa lucha de
la iglesia con ell comunismo.
Pic XII comenzo a luchar
contra Ell comunismo como Sc
cretario de Estado del Vaticano,
durante la guerra civil e~spahola.
Durante toda la guerra mum
dial Ultima, trabaj6 sin cesar
por la paz, hacienda llamados
constantes a los beligerantes, y
puso todos los recursos de la
Iglesia al servicio de los afligi-
dos de todas parties.
BESIDE 1916 en- adelante, pro-
nunci6 unos so discursos de
Importance cada ano, princi-
palmente sobre ell tema de la
paz.
Ell Papa sufrio una tension
emotional en- los amos de post
guerra. ell comenzar ell comunis-
mo SUI alberta campana contra
la Iglesia en- numerosoS paises.
ATAQUES COMUNISTAS
En- 1916, ell regimen yugoesla-
vo del Mariscal Tito, arresto al
Arzohispo AloySius Stepinac, de
Zagreb, y 10 condeno a Is amos
de prision bajo la acusacion de
"trsjci6n". Esa fue la primera
vez que los comunistas Sc atre-
Wan a iuzgar a I'm alto prelado
de la Iglesia.
Ell Papa Pic XII comprendio
deFde ell primer momento y
asf 10 advirtio- que Monseior
Stepinac no seria ell primer pre-
lado quesufriera esa suerte. En-
diciembre de 1913, Ell regimen
comunista de Hungria detuvo al
Cardenl, Josef Mindszenty, y 10
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
BIocRAFIA DEL...
(Yiene de Ia Primeral

VACuC uC 10 EAluAcId
Iii recibio su consagracion como
Obispo. Pocos meses despues,
en- 1917, fue elevado a I'm arzo-
bispado. A los SO amos, lego al
colegiU de Cardenales.
AL cumplir So amos, ell 2 de
MARIO de 1899, fue elegido Pa
pa. En- ell momento de SUI cleo
cion, adopto ell nombre simbo-
leo de "Pio' y tambien, como
lena de SUI pontificado: "Paz,
Obrs de la Justicia."
Ell nuevo Papa reconocio, des-
de ell princlpio, la reciente i'm
portancia de Estados Unidos en-
los asuntos mundiales, despues
de Ia segunda guerra y, en- ell
consistorio de 1916, incorpor6
a cuatro cardenales norteameri-
canos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

ekca De Palma soriano, En- 4
Provincial de Oriente.
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The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
Alaska Mineral Production Up by
 $l,5OO,OOO Over '56; Gold Still First

of value, produced by the Alaskan mineral industries. Coal was sec ond in total value, and sand and gravel ranked third.
 Gold production Gbased on 10 months receipts at hints and an estimate for two months) stayed virtually stable, compared with the 1856 output, and was reported from placer mining operations exclusively.
 No gold deposits from lode mines were recorded; customarily a small quantity of gold is report ed from this source.
 Alaska's largest gold producer, US. Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.,, operated II dredges in three major mining areas.
 Seven dredges were operated in the Fairbanks district; the Gold Hill dredge was closed down ear ly in preparation for a move to new dredging grounds on Sheep Creek.
 At Nome, three dredges were operated for the first time since 1855.
 A dredge at Hogatza River, in the Hughes district, began opera tion following two years of pre- paratory work, including moving the dredge from Livengood.
 In addition to operating the dredges, the company continued to strip ground on Chicken Creek, Fortymile district, in preparation for dredging.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
Jesse Lasky, Pioneer Movie Producer, Dies

HOLLYWOOD, Rt - Jesse L. Lasky, movie pioneer, who died of heart attack Monday, spent some time in Alaska at the turn of the century.
 Lasky took off from his native California for the gold rush, but in a few months he was stripped clean.
 Early in life he took up coro- net playing and it led him into show business. When he went broke in Alaska, he got out his trusty coronet and earned enough to return, steamer steerage, to San Francisco.
 Lasky, TT, a moviemaker A years, collapsed and died in Rev. erly Hills shortly after talking about his book, q Blow My Own Horny" before a women's literary club.
 The producer, apparently in good health up to that moment, stumbled and fell as he turned to walk toward his car at the motor entrance of the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
Soviets Charge Ike Submitted
 "War Budget

MOSCOW, R - The Soviet press said Tuesday President Eisenhower submitted a war bud get to the US. Congress.
 Pravda, Izvestia and other Mos COW morning newspapers gave prompt reaction to the Presi- dents budget message under the headlines: Another arms race budget"
 Pravda carried a Tass news agency dispatch from Washing ton stressing military expendi- lures. It said individual taxpay- CTS must meet 52 per cent of the budget while corporations who profit most pay only 27 per cent. !"
 Tn a dispatch from its Wash ington correspondent, Izvestia said Though the budget message weighed four pounds it can be summed up in two words, War Budget"
 Izvestia said it was the man in the street "who must bear the terrific weight of this new tax burden It added: "This is the way so-called peoples cap italism looks"
 The Soviet newspapers noted sharp cut in appropriations for civil requirements. Izvestia said that of 22 per cent for civil bene- fits five billion dollars goes to veterans, part of which is to aid such reactionary organizations as the American Legion"
 While the Soviet press was quick to bounce on the Eisen- hover budget as one intended to heighten international tension, il still has not reported President Eisenhower's reply to Premier Bulganin's proposal for a summit conference.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
Army'S New Research Chief Says US. Can SurpaSs Soviet Weapons

TOKYO, R-The US. Army's new chief of research and devel- opment, It. Gen. Arthur Gilbert Trudeau, declared today recent Soviet weapons gains are nothing Eve can't compete with or sur pass"
 Trudeau, a corps commander in Korea, told a news conference he learned only this morning that he had been chosen to replace It. Gen. James Gavin as the Army's research chief.
 He will take over his new Pen tagon post April l, one day after Gavin's retirement becomes off cial.
 Trudeau said he hopes to in- ject vigorous attitude" into Americas missile and weapon program, Ito destroy or at least reduce the complacency with which this situation has been viewed"
 Trudeau, 55, sidestepped a question on consolidating the the present US. chiefs of staff system under one head.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
Wien AirIines

From Fairbanks: Glen Carlson, Grace Davis, John Miller, Edgar PhiIleo, Robert Huntley.
 To Fairbanks: MT. and Mrs. Al West, A. A. Welken, Ed Rusing Bob Johnson, w. M. Collins, Earl Sybrant, Sally Kranz, Harold Mover, Fredrico Pilon, Anecito Alcoy IT,, Arthur J. Vest Jr., Jo- seph o. Metts, Howard Patterson.
 To Kotzebue: w. R. McPherson.
 From Kotzebue: Farrell Row ley, Douglas T. O'Brien, Melvin Derry, L. Gutierrez, Albert Nuel- Ter, w. R. McPherson, and Minnie Fagerstorm.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
Seattle Fish Imports Valued at $33 Million

SEATTLE, R-The US. Fish & Wildlife Service reported yester- day that fish products valued at more than $33 million were brought into Seattle during 1857,
 Of the total, $25,149,000 was in edible fish or shellfish. Such products as fish meals and oils accounted for $8,216,0OO, the Fish & Wildlife Service said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
CMineral Industry Surveys) US. Bureau of Mines

JUNEAU-The total value of mineral production in Alaska in 1857 increased about $1,50O,OOO over 1856. according to estimates of production compiled by the Bureau of Mines, Dept. of Inter for. Increased mercury and coal production, as well as substantial shipments of uranium ore were mainly responsible for the higher value.
 Gold remained in first place as the leading commodity, in terms
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15

John Masefield, before he be- came poet laureate of England, worked in New York City in a bakery shop, livery stable, a saloon, and finally a carpet fac tory in Yonkers.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15

DashieH Hammett, American founder of the hardboiled school" of detective fiction, was Pinkerton detective for eight years, and worked on the Nicky Arnstein and Fatty" Arbuckle cases.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Wm. Carney, Mary Okie, Jackie Nelson, Fred, Allen and Robert Kost, Harriet Henry, Jim Smith, and Helen Delkoke.
 Discharged: c. Swanson, Eliza beth Saclamanna, M. Shooguk- wruk, Edna Kingik, Emily Ok soktaruk, Marilyn Dexter.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-15

Samuel Johnson published the first English dictionary in 1755.
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things and services for them
selves. The hideous gap be-
tween living standards in the
free world nations must be
closed.
80 The cost" to us Of this
policy is not the key factor;
comparatively speaking it
would be modest. The central
aspect is the continuity Of the
policy-so that nations we are
assisting can have faith there
won't be a "rhubarb" over the
program in Washington every
IL months.
So.the discussion went. The
unanimity among a group of
hard-headed industrialists, fin
anciers and'economists on this
was utterly unexpected. The
enthusiasm was contagious, in
spring.
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Management Association said
today new ordinary life insur-
ance In May In the District to-
tailed sl6.9e9.000. This was "a
per cent Of the 1857 figure.
For the year TO date, the fig-
ures we're so0.547, 900 or % per
cent Of the comparative 1857
total.
The association said that over
the Nation. purchases Of all new
life insurance by Americans In
the first five months OF 1858 to-
tailed s27, 283, 900 900, within 2
per cent Of last years record
s27. 1871 100000.
For Maryland. the ordinary
life figures are: May, $62,lll.O00
or IS per cent Of May 1857 and
the year to date $295. 1852. 900 or
81 per cent Of the comparative
1857 figure. For Virginia. May
$67. $4,000 or 80 per cent and
for the year to date 1929. 203 900
or SO per cent.
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are Jean Ross Howard and
MArilynn Hines RlvierG

are Jean Ross Howard and
MArliynn Hines Rlviero.
~ - 49, Fa
First Of the brand-new Anxtla
Heaiey Sprltes. the low-cost
sports cars with the nifty look,
arrived at Manhattan Auto last
week along with nifty perform
ance. The second Is due today
and arrivals are expected 70
speed up the first two weeks of
next month. A well-kept secret
the car was announced only
three weeks ago.
sse
Ford has announced a sug-
Rested list price Of SS.5o3 for
the new four-passenger Thun-
derbird convertible which hides
its top In the trunk. George
X. Petty. IT,. president OF the
Flight Engineers International
ORGANIZATION. has invited Rus.
sian aircraft designer Andrel
Tupolev 10 speak at the asso-,
Citations anniversary banquet IN
New York In December. :.
Northwest Alrlines. one Of the
carriers honored by the Nation
al Safety Council for safe fiy-
ing, figures the safety record
was equivalent 10 flying the
entire population Of Washing
ton TO Madison. Wis, and back:
Duty-free shannon Air
port is now selling volkswagens,
$l.265 70 $3.50. Douglas
Aircraft has named the huge
C-l33 the ''Cargomaster".
Douglas also announces the
extended range model OF the
dos Jetliner will be capable Of
$500 nonstop miles. Scan
dinavian Airlines has bought six
more French CaravelIe Jets.
b. r. Goodrich is announcing
liquid-cooled brakes for Jet air
craft. r
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takeof and landing) field In
the last two years.
AS recently as May. Lock
heed Board Chairman Robert
Y. Gross told the annual stock.
holders meeting. II think there
Is q very good possibility that
we and other companies win be
in the field Of the vertical take
of type OF airplane."
49,
Independent Airlines As
ISOLATION, formed In May OF
last year by the merger Of the
Aircoach Transport Associa-
ton and the Independent Mill
tary Afr Transport Association.
holds its FIRST annual meeting
at the Hotel Statler Wednesday
and Thursday.
It's memberships is made up
of "a independent airlines oper-
ating q feet Of over 100 air.
craft ranging from DC-3s TO
Consultations.
49,
Fiat. giving a new twist 20
mechanic training. brought the
school to the student here last
week. One Of four ll-ton vans.
each equipped as q small work.
shop. rolled up to Pohanka
Oldsmobile for demonstration.
Engines Of both the 500 and
LOO models are mounted on
pedestals for easy demonstra-
ton of assembling. Clutch.
transmission and differential
units are similarly displayed.
Pohanka is one Of four Fiat
dealers in the area.
So 50
The Whirly- Girls, worldwide
organization Of women hell
copter pilots, two Of whom
Washington can claim, have
Just added their 23d member.
She is Janey Briggs Hart, wife
of the lieutenant governor of
Michigan. Philip A. Hart, and
mother Of eight children. Her
first passenger Vas her hus-
band.
The Washington members