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Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-30
" SCHEDULE

Saturday 1:3OETest Pattern & Music 2:00LTo Be Announced 4:00-Polka Parade 4:45-Air Force Story 5:00-Robin Hood 5:30-People Are Funny 6:00-Bowling Derby y Lllt.2 Margie Sat. Night cinema (They
 Died With heir Boots On) 9:c Town Hall Party
 Sunday Test Pattern & Music 2: To Be An. ounced <: All Star Golf 5:( George Jessel G., The Christophers 6:i Music Is My Beat 7:0' Dennis Day q. Sherwood Affair Caesars Hour 9;0e Star Performance 9:3o-Star And The Story lo:Co- Billy Daniels 1O:45-EBF Flowers At Work
 Monday 5:00-Test, Pattern & Music 5:3o Sky King 500 Bob Cummings 6:30- Spade Cooley 7:15-EBF Eskimos 7:30-News, Weather, Sports 8:00-It Could Be You 8:30EThis Is Your Life 9:D0-Kraft Theatre l0:00- -Sourdough Theatre
 (Tiger Shark)
 Tuesday 5:00-TeSt Pattern & Music 5:3O-Steve Canyon 6:00-Adventure At Scott Island 6:30-Trouble With Father 7:00-Royal Playhouse 7:30-News, Weather, Sports 8:00-It Could Be You 8:30-Channel 8 Movietime
 (White Heat)
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-30
l0:W-Wrestiing
 Wednesday

l0:00-Wrestling < Wednesday 5:o0-Test Pattern. & Music }. 5:so- Hopalong Cassidy 6:O0-Willy 6:30-Colonel Flack 7:O0-You Bet Your Life 7:30-News, Weather, Sports 8:00LCountry America 8:45-EBF Farce Is. Family V 9:00L've Got A Secret 9:3O-Highroad To Danger 10:O01I&E Sports 1O.3O-Lucky Lager Sportstime
 Thursday 5:00-Test Pattern & Music 5:30-Roy Rogers 6:00-Thin Man 6:30-Schlitz Playhouse 7:OO-The Ruggles E3O-NewS, Weather, Sports 8:00-Guy Mitchell 8:45-Kodiak Playhouse (King
 And The Chorus Girls) 1O:OO-ROller Derby
 Friday 5:OO-TeSt Pattern & Music 5:3O-Mr. Wizard 6:00-Highway Patrol tav O::1o--N.e N 7:00-Tra. lie Court
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-30
NOTICE

$250.00 reward for information leading to the arrest and convic- tion of any person or persons kill ing, stealing or maliciously mo- lesting livestock owned by any member of the Kodiak Livestock Growers Association.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
Guinea Mills

Doe" Lee, Wyatt and Wayne
Moorcfield and Mrs Horace Moore
field spent April 26 with Mr.. and
Mrs Dennis Wallace and son at
Kenbridge
The Rev Richard Mizelle visited
Misses Sarah and Pauline Cogson-
Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Blaine Vance. Mrs. W.lford
Hedrick and Ralph recently visited
Mr.. and Mrs william Parrish and
infant son. Glenn. and their grand
father. R. w. Smith. at Sabot
Visiting MIR and Mrs & W Blan-
ton and family Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Eddie Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Blanton and their
guest. Martha Steele Howard, from
New York
Mrs. Harry Smith is spending
some time in Newport News and
North Carolina visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dunn. Mr. and
Mrs. Bill England and Robin Chris
tan, of Dillwyn, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Hedrick and family
John dolph Elementary
School had a May Day program,
Friday, May l. All the community
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
Amelia Clubs Study Health And Safety

A health and safety program to
be presented in Amelia county
nome demonstration clubs during
the next six months was planned
at a meeting of presidents and
health and safety chairmen. in the
conference room at Union Bank and
Trust Company. Amelia, on Wed
nesday, April q, with Mrs. l.. NJ
Sanderson, county health and
safety chairman. presiding.
The meeting opened at 8 am.
with a cancer film presented by
Mrs. John Duke. county nurse. fol
lowed by question and answer
period by Dr.. James T. O'Nel
Amelia physician
Mrs. Duke outlined a home pre-
paredness program and urged
HID Club members to take the 10
hour Red Cross first aid course
She stressed the necessity of hay
ing radio in the home to receive
instructions in case of an air at
tack.
Driver Education Helps
Driver education is Of great i'm
portance IN training for citizen
ship Philip Boepple. principal Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

Amelia schools, told the group.
When the idea was first presented
at an Amelia P-TA meeting it was
not enthusiastically received bit
school authorities went ahead with
1t as part of the physical educa-
ton program. the children were
very enthusiastic. and the parents
are becoming so. Pupils receive So
hours Of classroom work and Z
hours training behind the wheel. All
must have learners permit. he
added so must be at least - years
of age. Only qualified students take
the behind the wheel training and
re ceive their drivers license
Boepple thought the HID club could
help the school program BY giving
a clearer understanding Of it to
their members
Rescue Equipment
Thomas Eppes, secretary Of the
Amelia Emergency Squad. Inc.
brought three units used by the
squad, to show the ladies, a resus-
citator a home oxygen therapy unit
and a Scott demand mhalator. The
oxygen thereby unit was a Gift of
Mrs Moses Smith. the squad had
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

The Buckingham County Game
Conservation Club, sponsors d
iox raRping program IN the county.
has invited participants to come to
q pay ofI SESSION big Get
together" Thursday May Z, at 2
pm. in Shepherds pasture ON Route
e3l
Prizes t.otaling so will be
awarded on the basis Of the num-
ber Of foX-ails submitted By con
testantS First prize is S25, second
iH Sl7 third II SID and there are
four 81 prizes.
stew viii be served. compliments
Of the club. Some trap shooting is
also on the program. and trappers
have been asked to bring gun and
shells
Anderson. NH. A. B. jones'. aid
Ar and Arr4 q. Ill Hudgins.
Mrs Al D. deBettcncourt Mr..
and AIr~ T IL Hudgins and Mrs
G. 4. Davis recently called at the
Clarke Wood home at Gold Hill.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

the other two units on trial and
hoped to raise enough money to
buy them. one cost nearly $500 the
other about $40 So far. he said
donations amounted to between
$1,000 and $1,000. The squad has re-
ceived their coveralls. These and
the caps to complete the uniform
cost between SIT and sl8, OF which
each man pays half
Since the first call on February
20. the squad has received ten or
twelve calls or better than onea-
week. Nineteen men make up four
squads.
This and additional information
on health and safety will be pre-
sented to the Amelia County Home
Demonstration Clubs. Mrs. Sander
son has announced The programs
in May will be on polio shots and
cancer information, June. the res
cue squad: July, plans for first aid
courses in communities August
and September. driver education:
October. home preparedness for
Civil Defense and emergencies.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
G. een Bay

Dinner guests Wednesday of Mrs.
r. H Morgan were Mrs. Ethel
Vaughan, of Victoria, Mrs. Wesley
Foster. of brakes Branch, Mrs. Ha-
good Tuck and Mrs. Bonnie Thomp-
son. Of Burkeville.
Mrs. c. L. Ramsey and a friend
Of Lynchburg, spent Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A Ravens spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Lee Moring at Fayetteville.
N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Nunnally left
Thursday for Bowling Green where
they will care for the home and the
boys while Mr.. and MIS-. Paul
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
Nj. Zion News
Bickfords Injured
In Auto Accident

Vernon and Oral Bickford were
injured III an auto accident IN
Chesterfield county Tuesday morn
ing en- route to work. They were
admitted to Richmond hospital
Rural Life Sunday was observed
at Mt Zion Baptist Church Sunday
at II am, when the young people
of the church had charge Of the
various duties usually performed
by adults.
Colonel and MIS-. Jesse NJ. John
son, of Richmond. Rev. and Mrs.
j. R. Hodges and Mrs. J A. Deane
were dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs
j. N. Putncv, April 26.
w. G. Fisher and Mayor Fred
Shelton, Of Mineral. were luncheon
guests Of the Caves last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. 3 L. hpperson
Jr. and Mrs Samuel ApperSon
were Richmond visitors Tues day.
J. F. Blevens left Monday TO
soend some time with relatives near
Frederick, Md.
Leslie Davis die d at n :
home here April 23, after 4 lineer-
ing illness. A funeral service was
held Saturday afternoon at MI Zl5r
Baptist Church, with burial in the
church cemetery
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. deBettencourt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

children who 90 to John Randolph
participated Mrs E. W. Blanton,
Mrs, Blaine Bance and Kathy. and
Mrs. Wllford Hedrick and Ralph al
telded the program
Mrs. Junior Moorefield and chill
dgen spent a few days with Mrs.
Charles Southall recently.
MIS-. Lee Moorefield and daugh-
ters have returned from a visit in
Washington. D. c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

MAINS attend the Southern Regional
Education meeting in New Orleans.
Miss Lily HardaWay was a dinner
guest Wednesday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kermit WhealW at Crewe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bolton left
Friday to bring home their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Grace Lail. who recently
underwent an eye operation al
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Balti-
more.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

einia Farm Bureau Women's Com
County officials including mem
bers Of the Board Of Supervisors
were guests at the meeting for a
panel discussion on the inner work
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
Page ga

followed introductory remarks.
4H members, sponsored Jointly
BY the Ruritans and the Farm
Bureau in a public speaking con
test, We're honored. FLA essay con-
INST Winners were also recognized
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05

ings Of county government. Cues
tons followed OF everything from
the appropriation Of tax money for
various needs to the pant super
visors play in the maintenance and
Improvement Of the road system,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
APPARENTLY

Lucille Laura says she's had
enough Of living in "a small apart
ment.
George Another case Of flat
tire, eh?
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
TRAVEL NEWS

did you see much poverty in
Europe?"
Yes, indeed A good deal. In fact
! brought some back with me-" !,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
In Buckingham
County Officials
Serve Oh Panel AT
Farm Bureau Session

The April meeting of the Buck
ingham Farm Bureau featured q
talk On the part women can play
IN The organzation BY Mrs. f. e.
Alexander. chairman Of the VIII
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-05
DOWN AND Up

Appended to a monthly state
nent from a tailor.
Man is dust: dust settles: be a
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM NORRIS

Question: The other evening
Groucho Marx said that one of
the contestants on his televi-
sion program had said q "mala-
prop" Didn't Groucho mean
"malapropism"2
Answer: You bet your life
he dbl "Malaprop" is--as you
all should remember from your
high-school English courses
the name Of q character in
Richard Brinsley sheridan's
comedy 1.-THE Rivals" Mrs.
Malaprop's utterances we're
highlighted by the affected
misuse Of elegant words with
hilarious results. As another
character remarked, 'fShe decks
her dull chat with hard words
which she don't understand"
incidentally, Sheridan did
not have to look far for a name
for his character. Malaprop is
simply an abbreviated form of
''malapropos." a word we took
directly from the French NAL
q propos: 1t means unsuitable,
inappropriate, out Of place.
We all, I'm sure. know at
least one person who-espe-
cially when writing letters
will try to make an otherwise
simple and direct statement
sound important by interspers-
ing Understanding" words
often with disastrous mala-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11
by Walt Disney
BY Leonord ssosr

chief characteristic Of his comic
style has been his talent for
debating the pretentions Of his
contemporaries. Many years
ago, for instance. he satirized
brilliantly a million book
publishers blurbs with a most
felicitously phrased two-sen-
tence statement. Writing Of an
early 8. j. Perelman book,
Dawn Ginsbergh's Revenge.
Groucho noted: From the
moment I picked up your book
until I laid it down, Twas con-
vulsed with laughter. Some day
! must read it,"
released BY The Bell syndicatsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11

propian results. Such a fellow
might write: The speaker tried
to arouse his hearers with q
truly infiammable speech"
when what he means is 'in-
fiammatory." Or he might
describe an enemy as a CON
temptuous fellow" - meaning
contemplate"
Well. Groucho himself was
probably guilty of nothing
more than a slip Of the tongue
when he used the word "mala-
prop" instead of "malaprop-
ISM" for Groucho's comedy is
notably literate and free from
pretentiousness. Indeed, one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11

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instrument priced at phenomenal low. low price.
Dependbily and beauty is yours in this boll-pont
pen by Paper Mote.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
Centre America
Anuncio Apoyo
q Gudfemd ala

GUATEMALA, enero 30. (U.
P.I.)-Los Estados Centroame,
ricanos Sc pusieron hoy Official
mente del lado de Guatemala
en- ell conflieto suscitado entire
csc pals y Mexico.
Guatemala Ell Salvador, Hon
duras y Nicaragua, informaron
por medic de la Organization
de Estados Centroamericanos
(ODECA), que la organization
declaraba "su solidaridad con
Guatemala o con cualquier es-
ado miembroS zen la defensa de
la riqueza de Vii %litoral."
Costa Rica no firmo la decla-
racion porque Sc habia ofrecido
como mediadora entire Mexico y
Guatemala.
En- la declaration de la
ODECA, los cuatro paises infor-
maron que habian establecido
un bloque para defender la ri
queza natural centroamericana."
FL conflicto entire Mexico y
Guatemala comenzo ell 81 de
diciembre pasado, al disparar
los aviones de guerra guatemal-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
Comenta Exito de Operation
Panamericana" de Kubitschek

RIO DE JANEIRO. enero 80.
(UPI)-El Ministro de Relacio-
mes Exteriores, Francisco Ne
grao, de Lima, dijo hoy a la CO.
mission de RR. EE. del Senado
que la Operation Panamerica-
ma, iniciativa del Presidente JUS
celino K~ubitschek para alentar
ell desenvolvimiento economico
de las Americas, va ha estimula-
do las relaciones interamerica-
mas, como Sc puede yer en- tres
acontecimientos:
-Creacion de IN banco IN
teramericano de los precios de
los productos basicos.
-Reconocimiento de acele-
rar ell desenvolvimiento eeono-
mico de America Latina.
Negrao de Lima, concurri6 a
la comision de RI. EE. del Sena-
do para dar a conocer ell origen
y Objective de la Operation Pa
namericana. que surgio de una
carta que Kubitschek dirigio ell
ano pasado al Presidente de Es-
tados Unidos, Dwight Eisenho-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31

"Cada vez que veo jHntas has
bsnderss de ~nuestros PASSES, la
de Estados Unidos Y Ia de Ar
gentina, pienso tambien en- las
banderss de las demas republi-
cas- americans y comienzo a
penssr y a sonar que elias tam
bien Eabran de servir siempre
la causa de la libertad, de Ia
democ-acia y de Ia justicia".
Las palabras de Frondizi, que
hablo en- forma de conversation
mas bien que la de un discur-
so formal, fueron aplaudidas
con gran entusiasmo por los in
vitados al acto.
De Witt Wallace, Director y
Editor de la Revista Invitante,
Sc refiri6 a Frondizi como a
Juno oe los lideres mas desta-
cados de las Americas, pala-
bras que reitero Roy r. Rubo-
ton, ell Secretario de Estado
adjunto para Asuntos Interame-
ricanos que hizo la presenta-
cion del jefe de estado surname
ricaao.
81 bsnquete tuvo lugar en- ell
hotel St. Regis. Hubo un MI
nero de variedades para diver
sion de los invitados a cargo
del ballet espanol Ximenez-Var
gas.
Entire los que asistieron al
banquete figuraban Jose A. Mo-
ra, Secretario General de la Or
ganiZacion de Estados America,
nos, y Willard r. Beaulac. EN-
baiador de EE. UU. en- Argen-
tina.
Antes de que comenzara ell
banquete, David Emerson, biz
nieto de Ralph Waldo Emer.
son, ell famoso escritor norte-
americana, presento a Frondi-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
DEFINITIVO FIN DEL ROMANCE QUE Sc
kMcIO CON MENsAJE EN- UNA BOTELLA

CARACAS, enero 30. CUPID
-Margarita Betelli, que sintio
defraudadas sus ilusiones, GUAM
do recibio un mensaje de res
puesta al enviado en- la tapa de
una botella de tamarindo, sigue
firme en- su decision de no ca
sarse con ell sastre Francisco
Mule, residente en- Maracaibo.
Mantuvo con Ell larga CORES
pondencia que termino en- ell
compromise matrimonial.
TODD ha terminado definitiva-
mente y desde la tarde del lun
en- compania de dos parientes,
Margarita ha paseado por Cara
cas-. Aver visito ell Consulate
italiano, pero dijo que era sim
plemente para ponerse en- con-
tacto con la representation de
su patria.
Respondents a preguntas que
Sc lie hicieron alli, confirmo que
tratara de regresar a Italia 81
no halla posibilidades nj trabajo
que lie agrade.
Las personas que siguen ell
curse de los a~contecimientos, di.
jeron que Mule trato de hablar
una vez mas con Margarita, pc
no que ella no lie ha dado opor.
tunidad porque 10 considers
incorrecto desde ell momento
que no lie inform6 que era casa
10 y teaia dos hijos..-"
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31

ii an ejemplar de un hbro h.
tulado The Heart of the Emer-
son Journals, por Bliss Perry.
autografiado por tres genera
clones de la familia Emerson.
Emerson dijo que la presen-
tacion de 81 a Fondizi obede.
cha a que el Presidente Sarmien-
to de Argentina 'fue muy ami
SO de Ralph Waldo Emerson.
AL sgradecer la presentation
del i1bro con profunda emocion
Frondlzi observe que tambien
10 haoia visltado especialmente
un descendiente del pedagogo
Horace Mann porque este tam
ben habia sido amigo de Sar-
m;entO.
Fror1izi llamo la atencion de
los comensales a la presencia de
su M1nlstro de Economic, Do
nato del Carril, sentado a poea
distancia de Ell.
"Decidi traerlo conmigo -ob.
servo Frondizi- no solo para
Que la genie de negocios de
ZEE. UU. eonozca al hombre que
maneja la economic argentina,
sino porque es IN antique M
chador por la democracia".
La distinction de ser Ia uni
ca DANA presente en- ell banque-
tie lie cupo a la sonora Diana
Julio de Mascot, de Bahia Blan-
ca. La sonora de Mascot Waja
-(COntinda en- la Pagina S)-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
Gran Feria
del Cafe en-
hanizaIes

MANIZALES, Colombia, enc
30. (UPI)-olga Pumarejo,
lbia de 10 amos y ojos azules,
h. elegida esta madrugada Rel
! C~olombiana del Cafe y Sc
|sputa ell reinado Continental
bn representatives de otros do
! paises.
Las extranjeras son Denise
|uimaraes Prado, del Brasil;
ina Cecilia Quiroz, de Costa
fca; Cecilia Ripalda Mora, de
|cuador; Ana Maria Arzu. de
uatemala; Norma Rivas Gar
3, de Honduras; Maria Lour-
Is de Balladares, de Nicara-
hs; Ana Elena Boyd, de Pana-
IA; Victoria Barcia LARGO del
cru; Anette Antonattei, de
uerto Rico; Cristina Emilia AL
(Continua en- la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
Reiuuiados CasOree
DeminieaRos en- Ia
Embajada veMeroIana

CARACAS, enero 30.-(UPI)
En- fuente official Sc dio a CO.
nocer ia lista de las IA perso-
mas que buscaron asilo la soma
ma pasada en- la Embajada We
nezolana en- Ciudad Trujillo, So
licitandolo pc rser -segun di-
10 Ell martes un anuncio de la
eancillei ia opositores al 60
bierno de la Republica Domi-
nicana.
Hoy ell director de po1itica
international, Melchor Monte
verde, dijo a la United Press In
ternarional que ell canciller, Re-
ne de Sula, estudia un informe
del emoajador en- la capital do
minicana sobre ell asilo conce-
dido, y anadio que Venezuela
insistira en- que Sc les otorgue
sslvoconductos para dejar ell
pals.
Los asilados son, segun la lis
ia proporcionada aqui:
Teniente Jose Antonio Rojas.
Abo2ado Luis Antonio Moreno
Martinez. Abogado Ramon Al
fonso Moreno Martinez; Abo-
gado Jose Maria Moreno Mar
tinez; estudiante Francisco Pc
req; comerciante Gregorio Ro-
jas de Haza; comerciante Bien-
venido Gonzalez Mieses; sonora
Carload Mieses de Rojas; seno-
"a Diana Margar;ta Gonzalez
Moses: senoYa Nora Pedemon-
te de Gonzalez; y los memories:
Mercedes Altagracia Rojas, Mi
lagroS Altagracia Gonzalez, An
gel Bienvenido Gonzalez Pede-
monte. y Bienvenido Eudoro
Gonzalez Pedemonte.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31

Mule, segin Sc dice, era casa
do en- Italia.
Sc dice entire personals que
han conocido a Margarita aqui,
que lie seria mas probable ha-
liar otro novio mas promo que
trabajo.
A SUI Hegada, al ser interrogs-
da a bordo del barco en- que
viajo de Italia, Sc pregunto a
Margarita 81 en- case de no con-
traer matrimonio con Mule Sc
resolveria por un joven venezo-
lano. "tPor que MOI, fue su
respuesta. "De momento no pue-
do decir NADIA definitivo, pero
podria ocurrir que conociera a
un ve~nezolano de mi agrado."
Cuando sc lie preguno que la
movie a enviar un mensaje-en
busca de novio- en- la tapa de
una botella de refresco de ia
marindo, Margarita dijo: La
verdad es que uno de mis- mayo
res deseos era conocer ell mundo
y salir de mi ambiente provin-
ciano. viajar ha sido una de
mis- grandes ilusiones y cuando
recibi Ell mensaje de Mule pen
Sc que, aparte de la simpatia
natural hacia Ell, era ell momento
de decidirme a venir a Ameri-
ca. Y aqui estoy, dispuesta a en-
frentarme con cualesquiera cir
cunstancias adversas que Sc pu-
dieran presentar."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31

tecos contra barcos mexicanos
que estaban pescando en- aguas
guatemaltecas. Tres mexicanos
resultaron muertos y varios he
ridos. Varios pesqueros mexica-
nos fueron a%presados y arresta-
dos sus tripulantes.
La declaration dada hoy a la
publicidad esta firmada por su
secretario general, ell licencia-
do Guillermo Trabanino, "con
ell respaldo de los gobiernos de
los cuatro paises mencionados'
Y aunque en- ell texto no 10 dice
expresa evidentemente la acti-
tud de los cuatro hacia Mexico
en- ell conflicto con Guatemala.
Ell gobierno guatemalteco ha
mantenido informados constan-
temente a los otros paises cen
troamericanos de todas las Incl
dencias de SUI comflicto con Me-
xico.
Los gobiernos de los paises
centroamericanos conferencia-
ron recientemente sobre la con-
veniencia de apoyar a Guatema-
tContinda en- la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
= SBADo . F@H % $50 M&e US AERE6 -M
Frondizi Expresa Firme
Confianza en- ell Future
de los Passes Americanos


NUEVA YORK, enero 3d.
(UPD.- Ell Presidente de Ar
gentina Arturo Frondizi, predi-
10 anoche que su vista a Esta-
dos Unidos conducira a una era
de reiaciones mas estrechas Y
amisosas enre los dos PASSES.
"Tengo confianza absolute en-
ell futury de ~nuestras relaciones"
dijo Ffondizi a los $50 indus
triales, banqueros y altos dig
nstarios que asistieron al ban
qucte que ofrecio anoche al Pre-
Sldente argentine la revista "Se-
lecciones del Readers Digest.
Argentina y Esados Unidos
"han enido mucho en- comun
en- ell pasado y 10 tendran adn
mas en- ell futuro', observe From
dizi y agreg6: "El argentine y
el nortsamericano pueden ha-
blar cen franqueza y lealtad So
bre sus respectivos problemas y
los que tengan que encarar en-
ell futuro".
Froldizi, que pondra fin a su
vista a Nueva York esta tar
de, diio que la vista que ha he
che a Estados Unidos, la pri-
mera a este pals por un presi-
dente argentine, lie ha causado
gran satisfaction.
Despues de observar que ell
Presiuente Eisenhower, los fun
cionarios del goDierno, los Tide
res slhdicales, los industriales y
la genie de negocios y la de
ciencia le habian dado una cor
dial bienvenida que lie enorgu-
llecia, Frondizi manifest:
"Somos ahora amigos que Sc
conoccn bien y pueden marchar
iuntos".
En- Giro pasaje de SUI discur-
so. que fue bastante breve, ell
Presidente argentine declare:
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
Serd Juzgado
uI1 General
Peronista

BUENOS AIRES 30 CUPID
I'm General del Ejercito que
defendio publicamente ell re
ginen del General Juan Peron
sera juzgado por ell tribunal de
honor.
Ell Secretario de Guerra, &c
neral Hector SoIanas Pacheco,
ordeno al tribunal que juzgue
al General de Brigada Miguel
Angel Ihiguez por la publica-
cion de una carta alberta en-
defersa del General Per6n y su
gobIerno.
Ell communicate Official dice:
Gun regimen de verguenza y
OPPRESSION no puede presentarse
como paradigma de virtud, nj
puede admitirse que un official
puede tener Ell honor de per-
tenecer al ejercito y anorar un
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