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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

several members Of the House
Of Representatives.
Among them were Repre-
sentatives Harold Cooley.
Robert B. Chipperfield, Wayne.
N. Aspinwail. oren Harris.
John b. Bennett. Emanuel
Celler. Thof. 6. Toliefson.
overton Brooks. James Full
ton and Victor Anfuso,
Dropping BY after dinner
was Representative Peter w.
Rodino. ~
Embassy stan members
there were Counselor Gabri-
ele Paresce, Counselor Paolo
savina and Counselor Ugo
Morabito. y
THE WASHIN TON
BRANCH Of the English
Speaking Union gave one Of
It's regular teas yesterday
at the Sulgrave Club. This
time the party honored Ind
ian Ambassador and Mrs.
Chagla.
Following O reception. Am
bassad6r Chagla addressed.
the members and their guests.
Receiving with the. guests
Of honor were Mr., and Mrs.
w. John Kenney. Mr.. Kenney
Is the new president Of the
group.
ANOTHER STAG party
taking place yesterday was
the luncheon given by Philip
pine Ambassador Romulo at
the embassy residence.
The event was In honor OF
Mr.. Joaquin Roces, publisher
Of two leading newspapers In
the Philippines.
Among the guests were As
sistant Secretary Of State
Walter Robertson, and former
Ambassador william s. B.
Lacy, special assistant TO the
Secretary Of State.
Others were prominent
members Of the newspaper
field here including Mr..
Mr.. Samuel H. Kaufman.
Mr.. Lyle Wilson. Mr., John
O;Rourke, Mr.. Merio Pussy.
Mr.. william Lawrence. Mr..
Ernest Lindley and Mr.. VII
liam Beale and Col. Edward
Lansdale. Alsa
49, -
DINING IN A SUMPTUOUS
style Of days gone BY wss
the Earl and Countess Of
Rose Of Ireland.
The visitors were honored
by Mrs. George Maurice Nor.
ris at her residence, The Lin.
dens. and fare as well as set
ting was Just as II was in
18th Century America com.
plete to the knee breeches
worn by the butler. 81
$50 So
AFAREWELL PARTY last
evening on the embassy cir
cult was given FOR Pakistani
Ambassador and Begun All.
Hosts for the buffet dinner
were Embassy Counselor and
Mrs. NJ. 8. Shaikhand the
party took place at their
apartment.
On the guest list were
Indonesian Ambassador and
Mrs. Notowidigdo. Lebanese
Ambassador and Mrs. Di.
mechkie and Swedish Am
bassador and Mrs. Earring.
Another party for the pop
ular Ais was q tea on Nom
day given by officers Of the
embassy and their wives. This
event took place in the
chancery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
ON EMBASSY ROW

Swiss Ambassador and Mrs.
de Torrente were among
several hosts in Washington's
ever going party circuit yes
terday. .hS
They entertained ct alaree
buffet supper following the
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29

ING done for purposes Of polite
al expediency. It Is difficult to
understand the attempt on the
part Of some schools to section
on the basis of q single I. @.
score, or on the basis Of any
single score for that matter.
When parents discover the hoax
they will be angry.
Another view related to in
telligence which probably stems
from the unitary concept of in
telligence is that individual diff
ferentiation is made simple by
the fact that the superior" are
more homogeneous than the
average" student. In the first
place. persons who hold this
view are often thinking Of the
superior student as the indi-
vidual with an exceptional 1. @.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29

ness ventures, tnefeby aVoidir
direct public Intervention in
business management.
Your Social Security Trust
Funds are lenders and the u. S.
Treasury is the borrower. The
trustees of the funds receive
and hold Federal securities as
evidence of these loans. Like
wise, the Treasury Department,
uses this money just as it uses
the money borrowed from other
lenders, to help pay the expen-
ses of the Government. The
purchase of Federal obligation:
by the trust fund does not in
crease the national debt, neither
is the public taxed twice in ord
er to pay interest on or to re-
deem the securities held by the
trust funds.
Should you have further ques-
tions regarding the way your
funds are handled by the Social
Security Trust Funds, send 9
letter or post card to your local
Social Security District Office
located at IA S. 18th ST, wilm-
lngton, N. c. Ask for the book
let, Facts about the Old-Age
and Survivors Insurance Trus,
FUND and the Disability Insur-
ance Trust Fund"
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29
Separate Funds
finance Social
Security Agenda
BY ERNEST F. FITZPATRICK
(MANAGER OF THE
WILMINGTON, N. c., SOCIAL
SECURITY OFFTCE)

Do you know where your
money goes when your social
security tax is paid? Many do
not. Yet, residents Of Columbus
County should be vitally inter-
ested, as these social security
payments are their insurance
against loss of earnings due to
old-age or disability.
Your Social Security Program
is financed through two separ-
ate trust funds. The Federal
Old-Age and Survivors Insur-
ance Trust Fund, created In
1899, and the Federal Disability
Insurance Trust Fund, created
in 1856. Each of these funds is
kept separate from all other ac-
counts in the U. S. Treasury. As
of June 80, 1858, the Old Age
and Survivors Trust Fund had
assets of S22.8 billion dollars
The Disability Insurance Trust
Fund had assets of one billion.
million dollars
The money deducted weekly
fro myour salary or paid by you
at the end of the year as a self
person goes directly
into these trust funds.
What happens TO your money
when it is received? Most of the
receipts of the trust funds are
Used to pay current benefits and
for administrative expenses of
the program. The remainder isl
invested in Federal securities
which can readily be converted
nto cash when needed to meet
expenses.
Trust fund investments are
limited by law to securities is
sued or guaranteed by the Fed
'ral Government. There are two
reasons for this re-
striction.
First. IL is designed to insure
he safety of the funds: Govern
ncnt securities are the safest
'orm of investment.
Second. il keeps this publicly,
operated program from invest
ing funds in competitive busi-
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29
Garden
ill,e
BY NJ. E GARDNER

Every plant has character and
certain qualities which make II
different, in one way or anoth-
fer, from every other plant. The
flower of the azalea and rose,
the shapely gracefulness of the
lDeodara cedar, the bark of the
birch tree or the contrasting
|colors of the foliage and berries
Of the Burfordi holly. in the late
fall and winter.
Unless a plant is given the
proper environment, it will not
perform to maximum efficiency
and may become a liability rath-
er than an asset in the general
landscape picture. What do we
mean by environment? Temper
ature, light, moisture, soil (and
nutrients.
Perhaps an experience / shar-
ed with a friend will serve to
illustrate what ! am talking
about. He had planted about 20
Hinodegiri and Snow avalees in
his yard where the bed could
be seen from the street. felt
from the beginning that he
would experience difficulty be-
cause the bed was planted at
the base of ligustrum screen
hedge and under the spreading
branches of a white oak. The
plants did fairly we'll for a year
or two and then bloomed sc
sparSely that they were not ac-
complishing the purpose he in
tended for them. We checked
the soil PHI and found that il
was too acid. This was correct
ed, but still the plants called
for help. Finally they were NOV
ed to new location in his back
yard and this spring were beau
tiful.
What happened? attribute
the failure of these plants in TIM!
location to two primary causes
The first, light. While azalea!
thrive in some shade (prefer.
ably from pines), the shade was
too deep in this case. And sec.
ondly, the competition for mois.
ture and nutrients from the oak!
and liguStrum was too keen.
Plants have a way of tellini
: you when they are unhappy, i
you have a sufficient knowlcdg,
of plant processes to understand
their language. You may have ;
situation similar to the one
discussed, or the trouble may b,
caused by nematodes, insects o
diseases. In any event, if yol
cannot diagnose the trouble. &c
someone 10 help you before j
is too late.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29

given in honor Of Miss Bobbie
Jean Annette, June bride-elect,
by Mrs. Sam Webster, Miss
Glendora Gerald and Miss Mar
Egaret Sessions.
The motif was in ombre shades
of pink and vari-colored um-
|brellas were favors. In the priv
ate dining room two tables were
in evidence, both overlaid with
imported hand made linen cloth
es. One was laden with an ar
ray of gifts and the other with
many tempting and varied vi
lands.
Twenty-three guests enjoyed
the clever and original games
The amusing answers and con-
tests provoked much fun and
the winners presented their
prizes to the honoree.
The hostesses presented their
gifts, a knife and fork in the
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29

They seldom realize how few in
this category are to be found In
their individual school systems.
Using terman's figures of I. O.
at different levels. schools could
expect to find only 3 out of TO-
900 children with I. Q.'s Of ITO,
and approximately six-teuths Of
l per cent about l40. In the
second place, wide individual
differences do exist among chill
dren who are designated rs gift
ed.
In view of the limited concept
of intelligence. 1t is perhaps un-
derstandable why even today
many people believe that intel
ligence is the primary If not the
sole determinant o. scholastic
success. Thus also the unwar-
ranted faith in the intelligence
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29
Continued From PAGE o.

Continued From Page o.
~ lsr purposes Of administra-
tive sectioning would have to
be in terms Of specific abilities.
Such . procedure would mean
that q student might be in a
class with the most able in Eng
lish but with the les able pupils
IN math. Needles to say. en-
p,cyment Of such q procedure
would require an entire reorg-
snization of administration and
curN3ulum. Co nceivabl ly an
eisht-grade student may have a
twelfth-grade ability In reading
and . sixth-grade ability in
math. Having this knowledge, II
Is easy to understand why there
has been little attempt to sec
ton on the basis Of abilities. On
the other hand, unles It Is be-
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29

The License and Theft En-
forcement Division. a unit of the
North Caroltna Department Of
Motor Vehheles, b beaded by A.
M. Gilbert, . former state troop
er. The unit b commonly called
the Theft Bureau.
According - the Motor Vehi-
cles Departnenk's Theft Bureau.
auto thieves apparently prefer
Ford, Chevrolet and Plymouth
sedans In that order. Those
models are reported stolen most
frequently.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29

|bride-elect's chosen pattern, al
SO a wedding book, in the form
OF a treaaue: hunt.
After the shower gifts were
opened refreshments of sand
wiches, bridal cakes. nuts and
punch were served.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29

Agricultural research shows
that some stored grain insects
can cause up to rs per cent loss
-in one season.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29
SbO1Uer GiUen For
Bobbie Jean Annette

The spacious Webster's Man
or in Mullins was the setting
Thursday evening for a shower
Tabor City tribune., 1959-04-29

Rolling gas lines bring modern
conveniences to homes beyond
the gas MAINS" Users Of LP-Gas
can have most modern gas ap-
pliances wherever they choose to
live. Here, homemaker cooks on
most modern, built-in over (up-
per Ieft). Upper right, efficient
LP-Gas dryer finishes laundry
In jiffy. Below right, LP-Gas
truck delivers fuel to modern
suburban homo.
Don't hesitate Calling Golfers for
any Washing, Cooking, heating,
Curing, OF Refrigeration problems.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

Gobierno derrocado. Gonzalez
del Vale era uno de los princi.
pales contratistas de obras del
gobierno p~residido por Batista.
DOMINADA LA SITUACION
FL Gobierno Provisional pare
ce ahora dominar mas firme.
mente que nunca Ia situacion
del Pals, una vez resueltas las
diferencias internas de los MI
cleos revolucionarios. La desapa.
ricion de esas dificultades han
dejado al Gobierno en- libertad
para concentrar sus esfuerzos
en- la administration del Pals.
Segun declaraciones hechas
por ell Presidente Provisional
Urrutia a los periodistas en- los
ultimos dias, SUI plan de gobier-
no comprende I'm amplio pro.
grama para levantar ell nivel de
vida de la poblacion, especial
mente en- las zonas rurales. Es
parte del plan la ejecuci6n de la
reforma agraria prometida por
ell Movimiento 26 de Julio, que
propugna la division de las tie
rras propiedad del Estado en-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

haciendas de dos heetareas. pa.
"a entregar su p%ropiedad a los
apareceros que en- estos momen-
tos las cultivan.
Tambien ha dicho que ell Go.
bierno tiene interes en- empren.
der I'm amplio programa de cons
truccion de c~arreteras y otras
obras publicas que ayudarian a
la industrial azucarera a tener
una buena zafra en- 1859. AIDE
mas, hay interes en- fomentar
los recursos mineros del pals,
especialmente en- la Provincial
de Oriente.
Mientras tanto, los cubanos
van recuperando SUI espiritu ale
gre y bullicioso, y todos los SER
vicios publicos COCHRAN SUI impul-
so normal. Los camiones de re-
collection de basuras han hecho
desaparecer los desechos y es.
combros acumulados en- las ca
lies desde ell primero de enero.
SERVICIOS
PUBLICOS
Ha quedado restablecido Ell
servicio telefonico entire La Ha-
bana Y las Capitales Provincial
les de Santa Clara y Camagiiey.
La nota amarga del dia la
constituyo ell d-escubrimiento. en-
la vecina ciudad de Santa Clara,
de una fosa comdn con 81 ca
daveres, victimas apprentices de
una matanza realizada por la DO.
licia del regimen derrocado.
Por otra parte Sc dice que en-
tire los 80 simpatizantes de Ba.
tista que buscaron asilo en- la
Embajada de Chile, figuran ell
Exministro de Gobernaci6n San
tiago Rey, y ell ExSecretario de
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

del Institute Cubano de Estabi.
lizacion del Azucar, y ordeno q
todos los obreros que permanez.
can en- Sus puestos para asegu.
rar Ell embarque Immediate del
azucar y las mieles hacia ell ex-
tranjero, mientras Sc toma una
decision defintiva en- cuanto a
la comnosicion de esa dependen
cia guberamental.
El Ministro de Trabajo, Doc
tor Manuel Fernandez, NANTES
to:
LA reeogida de la cana y la
zafra Sc desarrollaran en- orden
perfecto porque los obreros asi
10 han decidido Y porque Ell Co.
bierno Revolucionario debe Ia
borar con ese fin, va que la "a
fra normal es de gran valor pa
"a ell pals"
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
MEGA ACUSACION
RAMON NOVARRO

HOLLYWOOD (UPT- Ra.
mon Novarro, Ell famoso astro
del cine mudo que hizo Ell papel
en- Ia primera pelicula ben
Hur" que Sc filmo, alego hoy
inocercis en- una acusacion de
naneJas su automovil en- estado
de emhriaguez.
Novarro, que tiene actualmen.
te SO amos de edad, fue repre-.
sentado por su abogado James
M. Fixolo ante ell juez NUM-
cipal Steven Wiseman. Ell case
contra Novarro Sc vera 81 tres
de febrero proximo.
Ramon Novarro, que tambien
hizo Ell papel principal en- IRA.
mona" y que en- los dltimos
amos ha tornado parte en- alru.
nos p ogramas de television, fue
arrestado Ell sabado, despues, di.
10 la rolicia. de haber pasado
sin detenerse una luz roja de
transito y no haber pasado sa.
tisfactoriamente una prueba de
sooriedad. Tambien dijeron los
policias que Ell actor profirio pa
labras insultantes cuando Sc d.
rigieron a Ell
Ncvarro' estS en- libertad bajo
fianza de 263 d6lares mientras
Sc ventila ell case.
FL actor tiene su residences en-
Hollywood Norts.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Detenidos en- La Habana 1900
Miembros de FuerzasArmadas

Fue llevado al Campamentc
de Columbia "a disposition de
los Tribunales Revolucionarios"
Hermelindo qued6 en- liber
tad inmediatamente despues de
ser presentado en- ell Campamen.
to de Columbia por orden del
Comandante Camille Cienfuegos
quien dijo que no habia acusa.
clones contra Ell.
Hermelindo Batista no era
politieo professional aunque Sc
postulo para Representante por
Pinar del Rio en- las elecciones
del pasado noviembre y fue
electo.
Fue arrestado en- casa de I'm
amigo cuando estaba rezando Ell
rosario.
AL ser arrestado dijo que no
veia motive para huir, pues 81
no era politico professional: es-
taba distanciado de SUI hernia
no y desesba permanecer en-
Cuba.
TIROTEO
LA HABANA. enero 8. -
(UPI- Ell Jefe Rebelde Fide1
Castro, robUstecida SUI posicion
con ell reconocimiento diplo-
matico de muchos paises in
cluso los Estados Unidos- ha-
ce hoy su entrada triunfal en- La
Habana al frente de 1000 de
sus v%eteranos guerrilleros.
Anoche Sc sintio en- La Ha.
bana algun tiroteo pero no Sc
cree que haya dificultad alguna
entire las tropas que llegaran
con Castro y los miles de revo-
lucionarios que ocupan la ciu-
dad.
LA HABANA, Enc. 7. CUPID.
Ell Gobierno Provisional de
Cuba tomo hoy sus primeras me-
dldas para evitar la fuga del
capital tornado de las areas pu-
blicas por los miembros del Co
bierno del derrocado General
Fulgencio Batista, ash como pa
ra revitalizar la economic del
pals.
Mientras tanto, a la par que
Sc restablece la normalidad alb
soluta en- toda la Isla, sc anunci6
que ell Doctor Fidel Castro Ruiz.
dirigente maxine del Movimien..
to rs de Julio que provoc6 la
caida de Batista, entro en- la
Ciudad de Matanzss, a solo 1o1
Kilometres de La Habana, y lie
CARA a la Capital antes de la no
che de hoy, despues de una
triunfal marcia por carretera
desde Santiago de Cuba, en- la
Provincial de Oriente.
Por otra parte, fueron desig-
nados varios, nuevos Minister'S
del Gabinete del Presidente pro-
Wsional Doctor Manuel Urrutis.
Ell Presidente del Banco Ma.
cional, Doctor Felipe Pazos, or
demo a todos los Bancos de la
1sla que no hagan Electives che
ques por mas de cinco mil pesos
emitidos antes de comenzar la
huelga general Ultima, por ms
titucion alguna que recibiese
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
tViene de la Primera)

Wiene de la Primera)
Cuba, fue detenido en- ell Aero.
perto International de Rancho
Boyeros, de acuerdo con un
anuncio hecho hoy.
ATfigas era I'm collaboration
de Eusebio Mujal, Secretario de
la Central Sindical acusado de
apoyar a la dictadura, que esta
refugiado en- la Embajada Ar
gentina.
Segun Ia misma information,
otros dirigentes obreros vincu-
lados a Mujal, fueron tambien
detenidos en- ell aeropuerto.
TUMBAS
PINAR DEL RIO, Cuba, enc
70 8. -CUPD- Numerosas
tumbas de revolucionarios ase-
sinados por la dictadura han 81
Go descrhierto en- esta Capital
Provincial.
Los restos morales de las
victimas estan siendo identified
dos.
Dirigentes rebeldes acusan CO.
mo responsible de esos Crime
mes" al comandante Garcia Me
nocal. que fue muerto a tir0s
por I'm grupo de milicianos ell
pac7do nrir,eno de enero.
PRESO JEFF POLICIACO
CAMAGUEY, Cuba, enero 8.
-CUPI)- Las milicias arresta-
ron al Comandante Alberto
Triana, ex Jefe de la Policia de
Camaguey.
En- esta misma Capital Sc in
forma que hay detenidos otros
81 oficiales del ejercito.
E~JECUTUADOS
. LA HABANA, 4. Enero g.
P.I.- Segun informaciones no
confirmadas oficialmente, por 10
menos veinte personals acusa-
das de haber cometido crimenes
bajo la dictadura han sido eje.
cutadas por individuos no iden-
tificados de Ia llamada ".justicia
revolucionaria".
FUSILADO
GUANTANAMO, Cuba, enc
70 8. -(UPI- Ell Comandan.
te Arcade Casillas Lumpuy, sen
tenciado a muerte por una corte
lnarcial rebelde, fue ejecutado
por I'm peloton de f%usilamiento,
segdn Sc informo hoy.
Ell Comandante Arcadia Ca
sillas, hermano de Coronel del
mismo apellido que mandaba las
fuerzas del ejercito en- la Pro.
vincia de Las Villas fue ejecu-
tado Ell pasado viernes en- SAM
ia Clara.
Arcade Castillas habia sido
acusado como autor de numero-
sos asesinatos y torturas.
Su fusilamiento es ell move
no confirmado oficialmente por
Of Gobierno Revolucionario.
HERMANO DE BATISTA
LA HABANA, enero 8.
CUPID = Sc 'anuncio ell arresto
de Hermelindo Batista, Ell mas
joven de los tres hermanos Ba-
tista, ell mayor de los cuales es
Fulgencio.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS PSc. s

Ell Gobierno RevoIucionari,
emprendera pronto procssol
contra los "criminales de que
IRA" semejantes a los de las Ma
clones Unidas contra los Nszis
Manifesto sentir admiraei6r
lnmensa por los pueblos de Me.
xlco y Puerto Rico a los que did
las gracias por SUI ayuda al Mo.
vimiento 26 de Julio.
Manifesto que ell jueso que
dara prohibido en- Cuba Y Que
no Sc reanudara nj siquiera Ii.
mltandolo solo a los extranje.
ros, como Sc hace en- Monaco
DISTURBIOS
LA HABANA, enero 8. (UPI)
-Varios tiroteos Sc oyeron a
primeras horas de la noche en-
La Habana. ws
La radio de Ia poIicia infor.
mo que Sc debieron a "una con.
fusion" de una de sus patruIIas
y prometio utilizar todos los
medios para que no Sc reptile.
ran.
La radio no dijo 81 habia ha.
Dido o no bajas.
A CARDENAS
LA HABANA, enero 8. (UPI)
-Despachos llegados a esta Ca
pitsl dicen que Fidel Castro,
Jefe del Movimiento 26 de Julio
que provoc6 la caida del resi-
men del Dictator Fulgencio Bs-
anuncio que haria hoy IN
desvio un SUI viaje a La Habana,
para visitar la ciudad de Carde-
mas, en- la costa norte de la Pro-
vincia de Matanzas.
Sc dijo que Castro llesara a
la Capital alrededor de las tres
de la tarde.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
la Presidencia, Andres Domin.
go y Morales del Castillo.
HABLA URRUTJA '-''

HABLA r U
LA HABANA, enero Z. TUPI
Ell Presidente Provisional, Ma,
nuel Urrutia, dijo hoy que 81
Gobierno trasladara pronto la
Capital de Santiago a La Haba,
ma.
Urrutia manifesto en- confe-
rencia de prensa, celebrada en-
ell Palacio Presidential, que San
tiago "a la que Sc hizo Capital
provisional por la ayuda que
presto a la REVOLUTION carece
de los edificios, archives Y otros
elementos n%ecesarios para ser
capital.
Urrutis dijo tambien a los pc
riodistas:
Cuba enviara una delega-
ci6n a la toma de possession del
Presidente de Venezuela, Romu-
10 Betancourt ("seria injusto
que Cuba hiciera otra cosa" en-
vista de la ayuda que presto
Venezuela a la Revolucion).
Cuba respetara los acuer-
dos internacionales sobre ell ash
10 politico ebay entire 200 V 300
asilados en- las Embajadas de La
Habana).
Cuba luchara contra las die
taduras de la America Latina,
pero solo dentro del derecho
International y no intervendra
en- los asuntos internos de sus
vecinos.
Cuba mantendra o no rela-
clones d~iplomaticas con las die
taduras, incluyendo la U.R.S.A.,
segun sea ell case particular de
0lle SO trate
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

fondos del estado. Tambien pro-
hibio la extraction de las Cajas
de Seguridad de los Bancos, de
las Acciones y Bonos que po-
sean tales Instituciones; y pro.
hibio a los Bancos hacer eject.
vos cheques grades por funcio-
narios o colaboradores del regi.
men de Batista que Represented
Ell movimiento "anormal" de
unos mil pesos por semana, ash
como dar acceso a tales funcio-
narios o colaboradores a los va
lores que tengan en- las bovedas
b%ancarias.
Pazos explico que esta medi.
da Sc tomaba con caracter gene
raj en- vista del plan del Gobier.
no Revolucionario de evitar cual
quier extraction de fondos lie.
galmente adquiridos, al reanu-
darse las actividades bancarias
normales.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

La information anade que Ell
mercado esta esperanto una de-
claracion de las normas del 60
hlerno brasileno sobre Ell cafe,
"habia rumores de que ell Bra
sill desvslorizaria ell cruzeiro pro-
cedente de los negocios de ca
fe, pero estos rumores han sido
desmentidos."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
ARRESTO

Las autoridades revoluciona-
rias detuvieron al contratista
Manuel Gonzalez del Vale en-
Isla de Pinos, donde operaba
un gran programa de atraccio-
mes turisticas auspiciado por ell
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
ABANDONAN CLASSES
EN- VENEZUELA

CARACAS, (UPD-Los estu-
didntes universitarios v~olvieron
hoy a sus classes, despues de sus
vacaciones de Navidad y Ano
Nuevo, pero abandonaron las
aulas para presenciar la inicia-
cion del torneo de tents de los
Octavos Juegos Centroamerica.
nos y del Caribe fijada para la
marana.
Ell Congreso de tents, reuni-
do en- esos momentos para COM
pletar ell programa de ese de-
porte, resolvio aplazar la prime
ra competencia para la tarde,
debido a la actitud de los estu-
diantes
Durante Ell desfile de los de.
portisJss aver, en- la ceremonia
inaugural de los juegos, los es-
tLdiantes pidieron a coro que
Sc ampliasen sus vacaiones pa.
ra poder asistir a las competen.
cias, pcro las autoridades educa.
cionales no accedieron.