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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
Meherrin News Events
Meherrin News Events
MOluer Puts LenOid
F0lUIkes In Hospital

LenOid FoWlkes, son of Mrs. j.
II. FOWlkes. is in ST. Luke's Hospl-
tai. in Richmond. He has serious
foot injury obtained by lawn
mower 1t is indefinite for ten days
of whether his foot can be saved
or not. If so, he may not be able
to walk for a year Mrs j. H.
F'owlkes and Mrs. la F. Marks
have been staying in Richmond
with him.
On Georgia Vacation
The Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Bailey
and children left Monday to spend
two weeks's vacation in Atlanta, Ga
with his mother.
Recent visitors of Mi. and Mrs.
Noel E Bruce were Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Gordon and daughters
Judy Lee and Nancy Of Merchant
vile, N j.
Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Baird. OF
Richmond. visited Mr.. and Mrs. j
r. Hubbard. Thursday
Mrs. e F. Willis and children.
Clark and Elizabeth, Of Richmond
visited Mrs E. L French. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Hubbard and Mrs W.
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THE FARMvILLE (va) HERALD, FRIDAY AUGUST %, 1859

ed Mr.. and Mrs Harry Sadler over
the week end.
Kenneth Clark has returned home
from Southside Community Hospi-
tai in Farmville. We wish him q
speedy recovery.
| Mr.. Childress has returned home
from hospital in Richmond. We
hope he will soon be well again.
Mrs Berry Has Visitors
Recent visitors Of Mrs. w. r.
Berry were her daughter, Mrs. j.
j. Anderson and her three daugh-
tiers. Betty Jean. Barbara and
Kathy. of Richmond: R. E. Berry
and Max Berry, of Richmond. Thad
Berry. of Chester. Pa. and Milton
Berry. of Portsmouth,
Mrs. Edward F.. Willis and chill
dren. Elizabeth and Clark. visited
in the homes of j. R. Hubbard and
Mrs W. R. Berry last week.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Noel E. Bruce were Mrs. Bruce s
brother Ernest Morey, wife and
twin daughters, Jean and Jane. Of
Saginaw Mich Mrs. Grace Morey
returned with her son to Michigan
to spend some time
Sunday visitors in the Newman
home were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Dix. Jr. and Susan. Mr. and Mrs
Jimmy Newman and family, Sonny
FoWlkes. Of Richmond. John Elder
Of Farmville. Bette Dixon Of Farm
vile. Edward Townsend. and FloyC
QueenSberry
Misses Betty Faye ana Mary
Alice Newman. Loretta. Becky anc
Susie Brehm spent Thursday al
Goodwin Lake
Mrs. J. O. Newman of Martins
vile, spent some time with Mr.
and Mrs J T. Newman recently
Mrs. Becky Eichele and daugh
ters of SpotsWood N j.. were over
night guests of the NeWmans Sat
urday
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jennings anC
Nh and Mrs. Turnes. of Cullen
visited friends here Tuesday
Returns to Norfolk
Mrs Annie Andrews has return
ed to her home in Norfolk after
visiting Mr. and Mrs NJ A c or
Vaughan for some time.
The Rev. Kachler and family
Of Hopewell, Mrs Curtis Waller
Of Henderson. N. c.. visited Mrs
NJ S. Price.
Mrs. Macon Vaughan and Mrs
L B Hurt visited Mrs George
Newton. Of Keysville. Thursday
4 Mr. and Mrs. Sawtell. Of Rich
mond. visited Mrs. Lena jenkins
and Mrs LOttie Parkinson. Wednes
day
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Grafton and
Hunter Grafton visited Mr.. and Mrs
Steward Clark and family in Re.
haboth. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Paul Clarke and
family visited Mr.. Woodbridge. Of
Appomattox. Sunday.
Sherry Queensberry Is home from
a Richmond job He has accepted
job in Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs c. R. Hurt anc
Mr. and Mrs Joe Hurt and sons
Eddie and Bobbie. visited Mr.. ane
Mrs u B. Hurt Saturday night.
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Wcrsham Trio
Reports Nice
Florida Y acation
Worsham Happenings

Miss Mary Virginia Merritt. Mrs.
Jessie Southall and Peter Southall
reported pleasant vacation in
Florida last week. Among the places
they visited were Daytona Beach,
Jacksonville and Silver Springs.
r. e. Rodgers and Joe Rodgers
visited Mrs. j M Mckinley at
Toano While there they toured viii
liamsblrg and jamestown. They
came back b. Wakefield and
picked up Miss Jean Rodgers. who
had been spending some time with
her grandmother Mrs E. w. Scar
borough
On Carolina Visits
Mrs T S Baskervill and Mrs
Ia OVerstreet have returned home
Mrs. BaskerVlll visited her son and
daughter-lE-laW Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie Puoh in Laurens. S. c. Mr..
Pueh is much improved after be-
ing in recent plane accident. Mrs
Overstreet visited her brother and
sis'erin-aw. MI and Mrs Watkins
Irving IN Charlotte, NJ c. Mrs
Baskcryili and the Pughs also call
cd on the Irvlngs.
Miss Mary Dupuv and r. W.
Dupuy attended the Morton Chesson
wedding n Richmond. Saturday.
Mrs, G. T. Irving and daughter
spent Sunday with Mrs. Iva Over
street II Richmond They visited
Earl Ovcrstreet in Mcclure s Hos
pital
Mr. and Mrs Elon Wilkerson re-
Gently spent a few days at Buck
roe Beach.
Miss Elizabeth Garnet and Mus.
cove Garnet. Of Washington. D c.
we're Sunday guests of the Dupuys.
MISS FRANCES Robertson of lynch
burg. arrled Tuesday for short
visit
Mrs Robert Porferfield visited
her hrother-ln-laW and sister. Mr.,
and Mrs H. B. Rice and her
mother Nm, n - Tadlock. in
Ahoskie N Cl. last week Mrs.
Rice came home with her for al
overnight visit Monday
Robert O. Rodgers. Of Roanoke
was a week end guest Of His par
ents. MAJ and Mrs r = Rodgers.
Al FLA Planning Meeting
MISS Betty LLOYD Irving attended
planning meeting Of the FILA in
Grove. Monday
Mrs. Lily Power. Of Mt Vernon,
III. arrived Sunday to spent some
time with her Sons. Leslie Power
at Kingsville and John Power at
Kenbridge and their families.
Mrs Belle Absher and family. Of
Buckingham visited her brother.
Jesse Wood Thursday.
Mrs. c. F. Ellington and Miss
Ollie Porterfield attended h
beauty contest in Farmville. Fri
day night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. AL Chenery, LuGay
and jeff, spent the week end with
Mrs. Claude Bradshaw.
Mrs. W. S. Weaver, Mrs. Ann
Wood. Of Richmond, Miss Mabel
Vaughan and Miss Mabel Bradshaw
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
Blackburn in Mertztown, Pa.
Mrs. w. D. Mason spent Wednes-
day with Mr. and Mrs B. G. Bass
Brucie Covington. Of Crewe. spent
the week end with Gerald Taylor
Recent visitors in the home of Mr.
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and Mrs. E. w. Baldwin were Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Baldwin and Keith,
Of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Baldwin and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Baldwin and Kirk and
Kent Allison
Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse Glenn and
children, Of Halifax, spent Sunday
with her parents. Barry remained
for a visit with his grandparents
Bruce Alexander, Of High Point,
N. O.. is visiting his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Bass.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gates visited
her sisters in Richmond. Sunday.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmie .Druen were her
brother, Rev Billy Wilson, Of Rich
mond, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Vaughan
Recent visitors of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Baldwin. were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Ellis and chill
dren. Of Falls Church.
Mrs. Clyde Bradshaw Ann and
Weldon. Of Norfolk. spent several
days with Mrs. H. L. Bradshaw
last week Mr.. Bradshaw came or
Saturday to drive them home Sun
day
Mrs Robert Clements has re
turned home from the hospital anc
is slowly improving
The community was saddened re
Gently BY the death Of Mrs. Leonard
Bradshaw, who had had long i'll
ness, Sympathy is extended to hel
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hopkins ane
Elizabeth spent the week end witt
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Bass. Annette Fitzgerald spent Fri
day night with Martha Ann Bass
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Berry
Ruegg's Guests Gone

kueRgS quests Zone
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pollard and
sons. David. Garland. and Mark. of
Parlin. N j., have returned home
after spending week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Edwin Ruegg
Other visitors in the Ruegg home
were Miss Jane Potter. of Mexico
City. Mexico. and Mrs. Mary Potter
of Kensington.. Md All were here
! for the 4Oth wedding anniversary
celebration of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruegg
Donald Ruegg. of Richmond
spent several days last week visit
ing his parents
Mrs. Harry Stricken and Mrs.
Edwin Ruegg were luncheon guests
Wednesday of the Rev and Mrs
Kenneth King. of Keysville.
Early Rakes underwent surgery
at MCGUIRE Hospital last week. His
friends wish him a speedy recovery
Miss Barbara Snead Clark has
returned home after spending the
week in Appomattox with relatives
Nh and Mrs Lowell Hairless and
family. of Huntington, W Va. visit
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Pandora Girl Weds NatiUe of Cyprus;
Both are Students at Bible COLeqe

Louise Marie Diller, Pandora,
and James Theodore Roussos,
Cyprus, both seniors at Fort
Wayne Bible college, were unit
ed in marriage Saturday in a dou-
bic ring ceremony performed by
the Rev. ]. Harlan Wright, in
Pandora Missionary church.
The brides parents are Mr..
Mrs. Elmer S. DiIler, Pandora.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodoros Roussos,
Peyia, Paphos. Cyprus.
Music for the occasion was
furnished by Miss Helen Schu-
macher, organist, and Miss Bet
ty M. Stanley, a cousin of the
groom from Ft. Wayne, soloist.
For her wedding the bride cho
Sc a dress of silk organza and
taffeta fashioned with a round
scalloped neck, chort sleeves and
a triangular shaped overlay of
lace coming to a point in front
and back with irridescent sequin
and seed pearl trim. The floor
length skirt of taffeta under silk
organza was fashioned with a
deep border of lace forming in
verted scallops. Pleated silk or
ganza and velveteen leaves
made her half hat which held
an elbow-length veil 4 A cascade
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Bufenbrger Nuptials
SoIemnized at Waynesfeld Church

ton was held at the Beatley's
hotel, Russell's Point.
After returning from their we'd
ding trip, the couple viii reside
at 104 Greenlawn, Elida, where
MIR. Buffenbarger win teach in
the high school.
The new Mrs. Buffenbarger is
a graduate of Waynesfield high
school and Bluffton college.
Mr.. Buffenbarger is also a
graduate of Waynesfield high
school and Bluffton college.
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Services Sunday
For Glenn MOser

Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon in the Basinger
Funeral home for Glenn E. Mos.
er, So, who died at $50 p. m.
Thursday in Bluffton Community
hospital following a long illness,
Mr.. Moser, a carpenter at the
Bluffton Ex-Cell-O plant, was
born April %, 1906, in Hancock
county. He was married to TIE.
retha DeVier, who survives.
Active in Masonic circles, he
was a member of Bluffton Lodge
432, F&AM, the Findlay Chapter
No. So, Royal Arch Masons, and
Findlay Council No. So Royal and
Select Masters.
In addition to his widow, sur
vivors include his mother, Mrs.
Josephine Basinger Moser, Pan
dora; three brothers, Clyde,
Findlay; Lawrence, Toledo. and
Raymond, Columbus Grove; four
sisters, Mrs. Keith Frary, Mt.
Vernon; Mrs. Alcus Tate, De-
h,oit; Mrs. Lowell Doty, Lima,
and Mrs. Wanda Cherry, Pan
dora.
The Rev. Robert Welch Of
ficiated at services and burial
was in Maple Grove cemetery.
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Of white roses around pink roses
lily Of the valley and white ferr
formed the bridal bouquet.
The bride was attended by Miss
Zuma Diller, her sister, as mai6
of honor, and her sister-in-law
Mrs. Marvin Diller as brides
maid.
David Stout of Mooresville
Ind, former roommate of the
bridegroom served as best man
Ushers were Robert Lechty, Ft
Wayne; Paul Brennan, Ottawa
and Raymond Diller, Pandora,
and Marvin Diller of Lima.
Following the wedding a recep
ton was held in the church base.
ment.
After September /, the couple
will reside at 1135 Broadway, Ft
Wayne, where they will be com.
pleting their senior year at the
Bible college.
The bride is a graduate of Pan
dora-Gilboa high school and has
been employed at the Indiana
Music Studio in Fl. Wayne as a
receptionist.
Mr.. Roussos is a graduate OF
Paphos Greek gymnasium in Pa
phos, Cyprus, and has been en-
ployed at Sewart's Coffee Co. in
Chicago.
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Rawson Couple.
Married so Yrs.

In their farm home on the Je-
nera road. where they have lived
all their married lives, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Keller celebrated their
6Oth wedding anniversary Satur-
day with a family dinner at noon.
The Kellers were married Au-
gust ~, 1899 in the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
B. Sold in Eagle township. The
Rev. William Green, pastor OF
the Rawson Methodist church al
that time, officiated at the we'd
ding.
The couple have two sons, Wal
lace Keller, who lives on the Je-
nera road, and Leland Keller of
Euclid. There are seven grand
children and IL great-grandchil-
dren.
Mrs. Keller is the Oldest of
five living sisters, Mrs. Elva
Myers, Mrs. Jesse Lovett, Mrs.
Olive Elsea and Mrs. Milburn
McClelland, all of Rawson. Mr..
Keller has two sisters, Grace and
Louella Keller who live in Pas
adena, Calf.
Mr.. Keller taught school for
seven years in Eagle township
and Van Buren, schools. He was
at one time a member of the
Rawson school board and has
been prominent in community af-
fairs through the years.
The Kellers are lifelong men,
bers of the Methodist church.
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Beverly and Janet Mayherry
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rog
er MayberTy. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Baier of Belle
Center last week. Mr.. and Mrs
Mayberry called in the home
Friday evening and the girls re.
turned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Heits Of
Smithville and Mr.. and Mrs. Eu.
gene Hermon and daughters oi
Lima were callers last week ir
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar.
win Reigle.
Byron Earnest was a patient
in Memorial hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steph.
ems returned home Sunday after
spending two weeks out west.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Lentz
called in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Mayberry of Columbus
Grove Friday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Ream were
last Thursday supper guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Rockhill and family, celebrating
the birthdays of Mrs. Ream and
Deloris Rockhill.
MYF of Rockport, Pleasant
Hill and Beaverdam churches
will sponsor an ice cream social
at Beaverdam Saturday evening,
serving to begin at S o'clock.
Everyone is welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Gardner of
Van Vert and Mrs. Mae Wilker-
son of Lima and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Harpstep and sons of
Roundhead called Sunday in the
home of Mrs. Lena and Lewis
Rockhill.
Eunice Circle will meet Sept.
1 with Barbara Begg as hostess.
Martha Circle will meet Sept.
s with Carol Marshall as hostess.
MIR. and Mrs. Elvet Foulkes
and daughter were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Beemer and daughter Mary.
Mrs. Mae Foley attended a
shower in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Ruebush in honor
of his sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Max William
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Former BluftOnite
Dies in California

Relatives in the Bluffton com.
munity have received word from
Costa Mesa, Calf, of the death
of Mrs. Ruth Milhoff, former
Bluffton resident, who died on
August 4.
She viii be remembered as the
daughter of David and Meta
Bixel. Her father once owned a
grocery store here. After his
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death, Mrs. Bixel moved to To-
ledo and opened a similar busa-
ness there.
Mrs. Millhoffs survivors are
a daughter, Mrs. Jeanne Bryan,
Norfolk, Va; a son, william,
San Jose, Calf; six grandchil-
dren; a sister. Mrs. Lucille Xii
T11er, Costa Mesa, and a brother,
Ralph, of North Hollywood.
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son of Indiana.

son of Indiana.
Past week callers in the j. A.
Foley home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Sneary of Lima and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Sneary of West
minister.
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The Waynesfield Methods
church was the setting for the
wedding of two Bluffton college
graduates Sunday, August is
Miss Ruth Ann Oglesbee an6
James E. Buffenbarger were
united in marriage in a double
ring ceremony with the Rev
James Heininger, Bluftton, of.
ficiating.
Providing music for the occa.
sion was soloist Tom Reichen.
bach. and organist Mrs. Gene
Carter.
The bride is the daughter oi
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Oglesbee,
Route /, Waynesfield, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Buffenbarger, Route
1, Wapakoneta.
Given in marriage by her faith
er, the bride chose ballerina
length wedding gown of Chantilly
lace and nylon tulle with a fitted
bodice, cap sleeves and sabrina
neckline with spun sugar rose de
sign embroidery. The skirt fea-
tured a TERED lace and tulle back.
She wore matching mitts of lace
and a pearl necklace and ear
rings, gifts of the bridegroom.
Her double tered veil with blush
er of nylon illusion fell from a
puffed plateau of lace and pleat-
ed tulle trimmed with seed
pearls. She carried white brid-
al bouquet of orange blossoms,
stephanotis and chrysanthe-
NUNS
Attending the bride were her
maid of honor Miss Martha
Oglesbee, her sister, and brides
maids, Miss Nancy Pepple and
Mrs. Thomas Reichenbach. The
flower girl was Debra Sue Ogles-
bee, niece of the bride.
Gene Van Orsdall served as the
bridegroom's best man, and Jim
Gray and Tom Stacy were ush-
ers.
Following the wedding a recep-
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ACCORDING to figures devel-
oped by the National Park Serv-
ice for 1858, Ohio furnished six
per cent of the total attendance
at all state parks.
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OHIO PRoUCES 40 per cent
of the red earthenware made In
the u. S.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-13
POSSIBLE VISTA DE
NIXON A RUSSIA
Dor Warran nuffoa

WASHINGTON, enero H.
CUPID Trascendio hoy que a
comienzos de la semana ell vi
cepresidente Richard Nixon y
ell Viceprimer Ministro Sovie-
tico Anastas I. Mikoyan discu-
tieron la posibilidad de una "
sta de aquel a la Union So
vietica.
Ell gobernante sovietico tomo
la posicion de que no podia for
mular una invitacion Official
puesto que Sc encuentra EN- Es-
tados Unidos en- vista extra
Official. Nixon Sc manifesto in
teresado en- la vista, pero ana
dio que los arreglos tendrian
que concertarse oficialmente.
No llegaron a un acuerdo.
Segun circulos COMPLETENESS,
Nixon considera que Mikoyan
es ell mas capaz jerarca comu-
nista que haya conocido. Par
ticularmente lie habria impre-
sionado la flexibilidad con que
ell Viceprimer Ministro abordo
los problemas mayores y la Inca
del partido comunista.
Tanto Nixon como otros al
tos funcionarios que tuvieron
oportunidad de conversar con
Mikoyan 10 describen como po-
litico maestro con agudo senti-
do del humor, inusitadamente
bien informado sobre Estados
Unidos y las personas con las
que hablaba.
ST bien entire estos funciona-
rios parece no haber acuerdo
sobre cual es ell verdadero OBJ
Jetivo del visitante, la mayo
ria parece considerar que por
sobre TODD procura una mayor
communication directa entire los
funcionarios de ambos paises.
Sc ignora 81 Mikoyan discutio
con Nixon la posibilidad de una
invitacion al primer ministro
Khrushchev para que visite Esta
dos Unidos. En- cambio Sc sa-
be que Nixon explico acabada-
mente a SUI interlocutor que la
posicion norteamericana sobre
Berlin cuenta con Ell apoyo abru.
mador de los dos grandes par.
tidos politicos del pals.
Asimismo Nixon Sc mostro
muy interesado en- los norte.
americanos que siguen cautivos
de los comunistas chinos, pero
no obtuvo reacci6n favorable
alguna, segdn Los informantes
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-13
PROYEcTo.
(Viene de la Primera)

Anadio que solo Japon, ante
riormente, habia tenido ell pri-
vilegio de ser sede de un centric
semejante.
Estuvo Ell proyecto bajo la d.
reccion del DR.. Ram Narain,
economista de la India, que &C.
tue asesorado por ell investiga-
dor y Senador peruano DR.. AL
berto Area Parro, director del
Censo peruano de 1910.
Segdn ell informe de la Junta
de Asistencia Tecnica, las Sc
stones, con la participation de
numerosos profesores extranje-
ros y peruanos, Sc realizaban en-
forma de mesa redonda abrien-
dose posteriormente debate So
bre 10 tratado.
Hubo, sin embargo, dos ensa-
yos PRACTICES:
-Uno en- I'm barrio Marginal
de Lima, donde Sc empadron6
a POGO menos de 1000 personals.
En- este case profesores y alum
nos quedaron ampliamente sa-
tisfechos de la labor cumplida.
-El otro tuvo lugar en- Can
ia, poblacion situada en- plena
cordillera de los Andes. Este
segundo experiments, en- I'm
centric predominantemente cam
pesino e indigena, a mas de 100
kilometros de Lima y a una al
tura cercana a los 8 mil metros.
Este fue Ell punto culminante
del proyecto.
AL referirse a este dltimo pro-
veto, I'm informe de la Junta
de Asistencia Tecnica dice:
"La tarea fue ALI de honda
trascendencia sociological, por-
que por primera vez en- Ell Peru
Sc recopilaron datos sobre te-
mas agrarios, con riguroso critic
rio estadistico."
Senala que 81 bien en- otras
oportunidades ell campesino pc
ruano ha sido un tanto reacio
a proporcionar informaciones
esta vez, en- Gambia, y gracias a
una labor previa de divulgacion
basica, los cantenos dieron la
mejor cooperation a la tarea del
centro en- la generalidad de los
casos.
"De este modo --afirma Ia
Junta de Asistencia Tecnica-
fue possible que los alumnos la
tinoamericanos de Is paises que
seguian cursos en- Lima, hicie.
sen una practica de dificil eje-
cucion."
Ell grupo de unas Glen perso
mas, estuvo cinco dias en- Canta.
I. Durante la isita --da cuents
ell informe- Sc realize entire
otras actividades una que, aun.
que ~ejecutada en- pequena esca-
la, Sc realizaba por primera vel
en- ell Peru: un censo agrope'
cuario.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-13
cHILENOS.
(Viene de la Primera)

csrta, baciedose pasar por un
depositante, como resultado de
10 cual ell banco lie envio 10000
do!ares a un hotel en- Nueva
York.
Los detenidos compareceran
manana ante un tribunal fede.
raj en- esta ciudad.
81 Sc lie declare culpable, Era.
20 Rojas podra ser condenado
a cinco amos de prisi6n y o mil
dolares de multa, como maxine.
= Serrano Valdes podra ser con-
denado q una pena maxima de
tres amos v a 800 d6lares de
'multa.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-13
EXP0RTACIONES DEL
BRASIL

RIO DE JANEIRo. -(UPD.
Ell Ministerio de Hacienda,
aument6 hoy grandemente la
proportion de d6lares del pre-
clio que reciben los exportado-
res y productores por los arti-
culoS que envian al extranje.
70.
I'm decreto del Ministerio ele.
vo los dolares del cafe de Oh.
portacion de 37.06 a 41.64 y
los del cacao de 43.07 a 5 .64.
Los dolares de todos los de-
mas articulos de exp0rtacion
variaban antics segun Ia. natu-
raleza de cada articulo.
Ahora todoS son de 81.64.
Estas eifras son las basicas
Y en- elias no estan incluidos
los 1892 que ell gobierno anade
al precio basico en- dolares.
Esta medida Sc eomenzarS a
poner en- practica tan pronto
como aparezca ell decreto en- Ell
boletfn Official del gobierno. Ell
ministro de Hacienda, Lucas
Lopes, 10 envio hoy a la i'm
prenta del gobierno, con un Sc
lIo que decia: urgentisimo."