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Econ6mico de Ia Cancilleria.
Pablo Samper, contralor del De.
p~artamento de Cundinamarca y
Ell Industrial, Roberto Gomez
Hinestrosa.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11

Cuando los campeSlnos, genie
sencilla, veian al Ejercito de Ba-
tista bombardar a los civiles con
bombas de Napalm y otros ex-
plosivos proporcionados por
Estados Unidos, sintieron odio
hacia Estados Unidos'.
Guevara afirmo que no esta
interesado en- la carrera mill
tar, pero dijo que continuara
en- su puesto Isl me 10 ordena
Ell pueblo.
ACUSA A BATISTA
LA HABANA, enero 10. -
(UPI)- Ell medico argentine
Ernesto "Che" Guevara, uno de
los principales dirigentes de la
revolution que derroco al Co
'bierno del dictator Fulgencio
Batista, afirmo que un puerto
rriqueno ofrecio a Batista infil-
trarSe en- las fuerzas revolucio-
narias que combatian a SUI Go
bierno en- la Sierra Maestro,
y asesinar al jefe del Movi-
miento 26 de Julio, Fidel Castro,
mediante una recompensa de
100000 dolares.
En- conferencia de prensa
Guevara agito en- sus manos los
que califico de documentos que
prueban SUI affirmation. Rehuso,
sin embargo, identificar por Ell
momento al puertorriqueno en-
question, aunque dijo que 10 ha-
"a cuando ell momento sea apro-
piado.
CONTRA Ell JUEGO
LA HABANA, enero 10.-(U.
P.I.)-El Gobierno revolucio-
mario de Cuba Sc lanz6 hoy a
una campana contra ell juego
que ocasion6 la fuga de muchos
jugadores y tahures.
En- circulos informados Sc di-
10 que los n-orteamericanos Me-
yer Lansky y George Raft, pro-
pietarios de casinos de La Ha-
bana, partieron esta semana.
Aver circulo en- la ciudad ell
rumor de que ell Movimiento
rs de Julio de Fidel Castro pro-
yectaba interrogar a autorida-
DIES y propietarios de todos los
casinos de juego de La Habana.
La mayor parte de los tahures
desapareci6 rapidamente.
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ExPLICA Elk MINIsTRO

CIUDAD TRUJILL0, enero
10. (UPI)-El doctor Gonzalo
Giiell do a la publicidad una
declaration sobre la forma en-
que courtroom los hechos del
primero de enero en- La Haba-
ma.
La declaration dice 10 81
guiente:
En- la madrugada del primero
del actual los jefes militares
con mandos maximos Sc renie-
ron en- la ciudad militar Column
bia con ell General Batista y lie
notificaron que no les era posi-
BILE mantener. ell orden nj Ell
control de sus mandos; que ape
laba a sus sentimientos patrio-
ticos y amor al pueblo para que
con SUI renuncia diera paso a la
constitution de un Gobierno de
Concentration Nacional COM
puesto por figuras representa-
twas, que de esa manera po-
drian evitarse mayores perdi-
das de vidas e innecesarios de-
rramamientos de sangre.
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Ell lider rebelde neg6 tam
bien la aeusacion lanzada por
Bstista de que Ell y SUI ejercito
de jovenes tuvieran afiliaci6n
comunista. Castro dijo a Sulli-
van que la mayoria de los hon.
bres en- su fuerza de guerrillas
eran catolicos como el.
Sullivan fue en- avion a La
Habana con dos camarografos
Ell martes e hizo Ell viaje de dos
horas y media a Matanzas en-
un convoy blindado,. entrevis-
tando a Castro a las dos de la
madrugada despues que Ell IL
der rebelde habia sido ovacio-
nado por 10000 personals du-
rante una ceremonial de bien-
venida que duro tres horas.
ORDEN PRESIDENTIAL
LA HABANA, enero 10. Gu.
P.I.)-El Presidente Manuel
Urrutia orden6 que Sc utilicen
todos los aviones cubanos civiles
y militares necesarios para traer
a todos los exilados gratis, no
importa ell pals donde Sc en-
cuentren.
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R~EGRESARON A CUBA

REGRESARON A CUBA
WASHINGTON, enero 10. (U.
P.I.)-El Servicio de- Inmigra-
cion dijo que seis de los cuba
nos llegados a Cayo Hueso a
bordo dc I'm yate particular ell
dfa de Ano Nuevo con ell Sena-
dor fugitive del regimen de Full
gencio Batista Rolando Masfe-
rrer han regresado a aquella
lsla.
Las autoridades dijeron que
estas seis personas, dos del SER
vicio personal de Masferrer, y
cuatro tripulantes de la nave,
volvieron a La Habana en- un
avion de la Compania Guiana
de Aviacion. En- los primeros
momentos habian solicitado per-
misc de entrada en- los Estados
Unidos, pero mas tarde decide
ron regresar a SUI patria.
Los r~epatriados figuraban en-
tire los 6 ocupantes del yate
de recieo "Olo Kun, fugado de
La Habana al derrumbarse ell
regimen del fugitive dictador.
A bordo llegaron Masferrer, dos
hermanos y I'm primo suyos, I'm
guardaespaldas y seis emplea-
dos domesticos.
Segun las autoridades, los
otros 20 que vinieron con los
rspatriados estan ahora someti-
dos al examen correspondence
para determlnar 81 Sc accede a
SUI petici6n de asilo politico y sc
les permite permanecer en- Ell
pals.
Los cubanos del cola Kun
que volvieron a su patria SON
Ramon Cobas Echevarria, de Is
amos, y Ramon Escobar Gorras
de 81, criado y chofer de Mas
ferrer respeetivamente; y los
tripulantes Bienvenido Caus;
Medina, de 20 amos; Pablo AL
varez Ramirez, de "a; Pablo Be
nedete Lopez, de "a; y Salvador
Fausto Marine, de 40.
Ell CASO DE ERROLL FLYNN
NUEvA YORK, enero 10. Gu
P.L)-El actor de cine Enrol
Flynn, segdr dijo ell abogadc
de este, Justin M. Golenbock
estuvo sin lugar a duda con Fl
del Castro. 10 que compruebar
fotografias que asegura habel
visto.
Golenbock hizo tai declara
cion coBtestando una pregunt;
que Sc lie hiZo en- relacion cor
una publication de los rebelde'
en- que Sc decia que Flynn nc
ha5ia hsblado nunca con ell Ii
der rebelde cubano.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11
RENUNCIA TORANzO
INSTITUTE DE TEATRo

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, CUP.
I.)-Delegados de PERU, Argen.
tina Brasil, Colombia, Uruguay
y Chile reunidos bajo los auspi-
clos de la UNESCO, crearon ho,f
I'm institute latinoamericano de
teatro.
La nueva organization Sc de.
dicara al fomento del teatro en-
America Latina y estara relacio-
NADIA con ell Institute Internacic-
nal de Teatro, tambien bajo los
auspicios de la UNESCO.
Ell srupo latinoamericano ten
dra SUI sede en- Chile.
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VISTTARA FERIA Ell
PDTE. ALESSANDRT

VALPARAISO, CUPID Ell
Presidente Jorge Alessandri d.
10 hoy que asistira a la inaugu.
raclon de la exposition flotante
de IA potencia industrial japone-
sa en- este puerto.
La exposition a bordo del
"Atla Maru' esta hacienda un
recorirdo por la America del
Sur y llegara aqui ell proximo
naartes. Una vangusrdia de la
exposition lego hoy para hacer
preparativos para su llegada Ia
semana proxima.
RENUNCIA A
MADRID, (UPI)-El Embaja.
dor de la Argentina vicealmi.
rante Samuel Toranzo Calderon
cumplimento al Ministro de
Asuntos Exteriores Fernando
Maria Castiella, a quien comu.
nico oficialmente que conside.
rando terminada SUI mission en-
Espana habia presentado la d.
mission de SUI cargo.
Sc cambiaron frases muy afec.
tuosas de reciprocal cortesia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-11

(viene de la Primera)

" IVIene ue IA FTImtFdJ
estan cuidardo la suntuosa vi
Ha desde la pasada semana die
ron que calculan que hay Is per.
sonas en- la mansion.
Diecinueve llegaron en- un
avi6n e%specialmente fletado ell
pasado sabsdo, entire elias dos
de .os hiios del e9presidente,
Fulgencio, de ocho amos de edad,
y Marta de II meses.
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Ola DEL BRASIL

LA HAYA (UPD-Los asti-
lleros Verolme, de Rotterdam,
tendran Ell lunes proximo Ell "Dia
del Brasil" con solemnes cere-
monias que tendran por prota-
gonistas dos barcos petroleros
de $4,000 toneladas para la EN-.
presa petrolera estadual del Bra.
sill "Petroleo Brasileiro S.A."
En- la primera ceremonial los
astilleros entregaran oficialmen.
te Ell monopolio petrolero del
Brasil Ell barco de $4,000 tone
ladas "Presidente Juscelino Ku.
bitschek."
La nave zarpara para Brasil
en- la proxima semana llevando
a bordo al director de los asti-
lleros COrnelis Verolme. En- Rio
de Jane'ro, Verolme continuara
las negociaciones, iniciadas ha-
ce algcn TEMPO, sobre la cons.
truccion de I'm astillero.
Durante ell segundo acto, dos
horas mas tarde, la esposa del
Embaiador del Brasil en- Estados
Unidos, sonora Alzira Vargas
Do Amaral Peixoto, bautizara y
botara otro barco petrolero pa
"a Brasil, que llevara ell nombre
de ePresidente Getulio Vargas,
Ell Segundo petrolero es ell
barco que Sc construye
en- las gigantescas instalaciones
de los astilleros Verolme, cuyos
trabajos fueron terminates ha-
70 enln una earoaua
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police as a model for future
operations.
Such a man is relied upon to
keep a tight grip on the army.
Hunting Accident
Wounds Bow, l8

An 18-year-old Maryland
Eastern Shore youth was ac-
cidentally shot in the groin
yesterday after a dove hunt
with two friends near Belts
vile. Md.
The boy, Frederick H. Dinges
of Route 2, Berlin. Nd. is
listed in good condition in Le-
land Memorial Hospital.
Prince Georges County Police
Pvt. Richard S. Salter gave
this account of the shooting:
Frederick, along with Roger
j. Drissel. Is, and his brother
John, 20. both Of the 400
block of New Hampshire ave-
nue. NE. had been hunting
doves a half mile south Of the
Of Sunnyside ave-
nue. and the B&O tracks In
Beltsville.
While walking back to their
car. Roger, carrying a smalle
bore shotgun. turned to talk to
Frederick. The gun discharged,
the blast hitting Frederick in
the groin.
Police ruled the shooting ac-
cidental.
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Mao Tze-tung to whom he is
reported very close.
The changes occurred just
after Red China admitted that
its economic planning has
faltered badly, that many Of its
boosted production figures were
erroneous, and that there is
highly placed opposition to the
commune system.
Lieutenants Warned
Last June, 10, then Minister
Of Public Security. was re-
ported to have called in his
lieutenants and warned they
would have to redouble their
efforts to track down and pun
ish all who oppose the Com
munist party and government.
He was reported to have told
them that sabotage and sub
version was becoming wide
spread and brutal.
Gen. Lo suggested they study
the advanced experience" and
tactics used by Soviet secret
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opposition to the revolutionary
commune system and the in
dustrial leap forward" pro-
gram.
Many parts Of the gigantic
economic program have been
under the supervision of the
military. There had been un-
confirmed reports that the
soldiers complained of the
manpower strains on the army.
Peng Ousted
In the reshuffle Marshal
Peng Teh-huai was ousted as
defense minister and replaced
by Marshal Lin Piao, one of
Red China's brainiest soldiers.
But perhaps more important
was the selection of Lo Jul
ching, long time police boss, as
army chief of staff, replacing
Gen. Huang Ko-cheng.
Although he commands the
rank Of general. 10 has really
been a political commissar in
the army. He has carried out
many Ratchet jobs for boss
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Librarians Pact
To Boost Science

OSLO.-At q recent confer
ence in Oslo the chief state
librarians Of Norway. Sweden.
Denmark and Finland signed
an agreement on the distribu-
ton Of scientific literature pur-
chases among the main IL
braries of their countries.
Patterned after the American
Pennington Plan. this is the
FIRST international pact of its
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operations for Sikorsky, ex-
planned the operations Of the
helicopter.
Among the many tasks this
craft can perform are planting
power line poles in mountain
Gus terrain, moving houses and
towing ships In DISTRESS at sea.
Admiral Vest explained that
they fly over a body Of water
and scoop up thousands Of GAL
Ions Of water in giant bags
hanging from the craft. Then
this water can be flown over the
fire area and dumped, or hose
lines can be attached to the
suspended bags.
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New COPPER
Shows How 10
Lift 5 Tons
BY CHARLES ID. PIERCE
ny q star stan Writer

A 5.600-pound cement mixer
q 5.400-pound bridge section
and q 7.000-pound water tank
trailer were among the objects
flying several hundred feet high
yesterday at Fort Belvoir.
They were dangling by a
cable from an unusual helicop-
ter that looks like o giant
mosquito In q lifting demon
stration put on for Army Of
ficers. ,
This new $50 flying crane
can raise o maximum flve-ton
payload. Built by the Sikorsky
Aircraft Division of United Air
craft Corporation. Stratford,
Conn. the $50 is an expert
mental model and win be sue
ceeded in a year by a new model
that will be able to carry a pay
load Of 8 tons.
AS part of its weight-lifting
exhibition, the flying crane also
plucked up a "people-pod"
carrying 20 persons and 1900
pound Jeep.
The people-pod is about the
size of a small city bus. It was
attached to the craft by flexible
suspension arms which serve as
shock absorbers and virtually
eliminate the vibration and
much Of the helicopter noise.
Tows 1S-Ton Load
Then it lifted a 3.000-pound
bulldozer engine from the body
of a truck, few 1t around and
gently deposited 1t back in the
truck body.
! Next 1t towed an 18-ton earth
mover machine about 100 yards
at the end of a cable.
A major advantage Of the
$50 is the greatly improved
visibility it affords pilots who
have the often tricky task Of
lifting or lowering objects.
Two pilots fly in a cockpit
under the front end Of this
craft. During a lifting opera
ton. one Of them turns his seat
around so he is sitting back
wards and can see clearly
through the back window the
cargo to be raised.
Takes Over Controls
The acknowledging pilot
then takes over the controls
while the lifting is being done.
Previously, helicopter pilots had
to depend on directions from
other persons during the lifting
operation.
Among those watching the
demonstration we're Mai. Gen.
Gerald E. Galloway, Fort Bel
voir commanding general. and
Brig. Gen. John H. Dudley. as
sistant commander of the Engi-
neer School at Fort Belyoir.
Retired Rear Admiral J. P.
wv. Vest, chief Of engineering
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Policeman Heads Army
In Red Chino Shokeup
BY NATE POLOWETZKY

TOKYO. Sept. l8.-The military reshufle in Red China
places zelungs under the direct control OF
policeman. 1t may mean tougher domestic policy.
Some observers here believe the changes had little or
nothing Go with Communist Chinas external affairs
They specialized the shakeup connected with army
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kind. The Libraries will con-
centrate on expanding collec-
tons for which they are al
ready noted.
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in
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Fuirfux Continues
Quarry Permit

The Graham Virginia Quar-
ries, Inc, was given a three
year permit to continue opera
ton last night by the Fairfax
County Planning Commission
The quarry is situated on the
west side of Route 1913 north
of Occoquan Creek. Approval
was made conditional on noise
and dust controls suggested by
Louis McCabe, consultant to
the quarry firm.
The commission also renewed
the operating permit of the
American Asphalt Products
Co.'S mixing plant near the
Lorton Reformitory.
In other action, the commits
sion rezoned 20 acres west OF
the Wakefield Forrest Subdivi-
sion from l to Ia acre lot
sizes.
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FutherJuiIed,
Used Car as
Family Home

A father of five children 1.
in jail today because an Upper
Marlboro judge thought living
In a car for six weeks was nc
way to raise youngsters.
Police Court Judge William
McGrath sentenced Emery r
Talbert, 81, to is days in the
Prince Georges County jail
80" f"'fng him guilty yester-
day OF a non-support charge
sworn out by his wife Mary. 80
He also directed that Talbert
an unemployed auto mechanic
start paying $50 a week to his
wife as soon as he gets out Of
jail.
The jail term, Judge Nc
Grath told Talbert, is to "get
the whisky out Of your system. +"
When arrested Saturday by
Pvt. William Welsh, Talbert
still had three daughters, rang
ing in age from 3 to 8, in the
car with him. There also were
several partially filled whisky
and wine bottles in the car,
police said.
The policeman said Talbert
had been staying in the car
since getting fired from a ga
rage and being evicted from a
house that went with the Job
Since then, he had moved from
place to place in the Oxon Hill
Piscataway area of Southern
Prince Georges in the car with
Mrs. Talbert. the three girls
and a son, 10, the policeman
added,
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STATUARY FOR THE CAPITOL
3 Churchmen Honored
By Episcopal Seminary

Three honorary Doctor of
Divinity degrees were conferred
today at the ninth annual OBJ
servance of Seminary Day at
the Protestant Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary in Alexandria.
The three priests honored
were the Rev. Battle McLester.
rector of Grace Episcopal
Church, Chattanooga, Tenn;
the Right Rev. David S. Rose,
Suffragan Bishop of Southern
Virginia, and the Right Rev.
Benito Cabanban. Suffragan
Bishop of the Philippines.
The first two degrees were
awarded to the Priests in per-
son and that Of Bishop Caban-
ban was conferred in absentia.
The Chattanooga clergyman
was honored on the 30th an
niversary Of his ordination in
the Episcopal Church for the
outstanding service as vicar
and later as rector of Grace
Church, Chattanooga.
Bishop Rose, who was elected
Suffragan of Southern Vir-
ginia last year, was given the
honorary degree for his service
as chaplain in the Army dur
ing World War II and for his
10 years of great pastoral
skill and compassion" as rector
of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd, Corpus Christi,
Tex.
Bishop Cabanban is the first
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Maryland Group
Cites Physicist

DR.. William H. Guier of Sill
yer Spring, Md, a physicist at
the Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory, was
cited today as the outstanding
young scientist of 1859 in Mary
land.
He was to receive a plaque
and a $500 award from the
Maryland Academy of Sciences
at a luncheon in Baltimore to-
day co-sponsored by the Balti-
more Junior Association OF
Commerce.
DR.. Guier, 80, was one of IA
nominees for the award created
by the academy this year to
"help stimulate the interest OF
young people in science" He
was cited in particular for his
outstanding contribution to
the tracking of space satellites.
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Womun's Death
After Fall Is
Ruled Accidental

DR.. F. j. Broschart, Mont
gomery County coroner, today
ruled accidental the death OF
Mrs. Mary New Kelly, 40, who
died Sunday after a fall in her
Garrett Park home a week ago.
DR.. Broschart said an autopsy
revealed that Mrs. Kelly, who
lived at Alto Waverly street,
died of a skull fracture.
She had been kept alive at
Suburban Hospital by the use
of two iron lungs, the first of
which faltered after a Short
time, requiring an emergency
call for a replacement.
Twelve men from the Bethes-
da-C Chevy Chase Rescue Squad
worked in three shifts for sew
eral days operating the devices
in an effort to save Mrs. Kelly's
life.
Memorial services will be held
at 4 pm. Saturday at the Uni
tartan Church of Montgomery
County, 1901 Cedar lane, Be-
thesda. Burial will be private,
in Parklawn Cemetery, Rock
vile.
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Rescue Squad
Man Is Cited
For Heroism

A sergeant on the Silver Hill
(Md.) Rescue Squad was cited
last night for heroism in a
school bus accident last Feb
ruary.
A citation was presented to
Raymond F. Mcmahon by the
All-State Insurance Co. for his
efforts in averting a serious
accident when a car spun out
of control on ice and headed
toward the bus he was driving.
Instead of allowing the car to
ram the side of the bus where
children were sitting, he chose
to meet the car head-on and
was seriously injured himself,
the award noted.
The citation also praised
Sergt. McMahon's efforts in
saving the lives of two children
during rescue calls. One in
stance involved mouth-to-
mouth respiration administered
to a child who had swallowed a
caustic fluid. The other in
volved administering of oxygen
to a child suffering commissions.
The citation was presented
at the meeting of the Rescue
Squad at the Silver Hill fire
House. 1t was the second one
for Sergt. MacMahon, who is
a Potomac Electric Power Co.
lineman. Last month the
Prince Georges County Volun-
teer Fir e m e n S Association
named him Rescue Squads
man of the Year"
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members Of the park group
The authority had already been
approved previously. but tech
meal difficulties required re-
passage Of the enabling legisla-
ton.
Also, a sum of 1894 was APP
proved as a supplemental APP
preparation for the Juvenile
Detention Home for Northern
Virginia. Falls Church had pre-
viously allotted $4,000 for the
home on a per capita quota
basis.
Funds originally available for
the project fell short by $4,000
of the initial contract price OF
over 100000. The other CO.
operating Jurisdictions Of Ar
lington, Fairfax and Alexandria
will also be asked for additional
money.
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methods employed by the So
called Caroline County civic
group in an attempted charac-
ter assassination of loyal and
competent law enforcement
officers" -
The citizens group had
charged laxity in dealing with
alleged prostitution and drug
sales at the truck stops.
The late-hour end to the
dramatic, closed-door jury pro-
ceedings came after an open
court incident which saw the
Citizens Committee attorney,
Richard R. Ryder, a former as
sistant United States district
attorney, served with a warrant
charging him with refusing to
give up papers which he
planned to use as material evil
dence before the hearing.
Waitress Gets Warrant
Annie Bass, a former watt
ress at one of the truck stops
along U. S. and a witness
in the grand jury proceed
ings, Swore out the warrant
against Mr.. Ryder. She charged
he refused to surrender to her
motor vehicle tile mot having
been legally assigned to him"
The woman testified during
the afternoon. Then she stood
up in the courtroom before
Circuit Judge Bazile and said:
Just because I didn't make
the statement they wanted me
to vney are not going to give
me the title to my car"
Mr.. Ryder said he had not
surrendered the title because
he believed it to be material
evidence in the grand jury
proceedings.
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Truck Driver Held
In Dumuqe to BRIDGE

ROANOKE, Va, Oct. IL
(AP).-A Washington truck
driver wanted by Lynchburg
authorities on hit-and-run
charges was arrested early to-
day by Roanoke County au-
thorities.
Police claim John F. Miles
48, Of the 100 block of Twenty
third street NV, was the op-
orator of a flatbed truck which
struck and did an estimated
$4,000 damage to a bridge in
! Lynchburg last night.
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native bishop Of the Philip
pine branch of the Episcopal
Church to receive an honorary
degree from the seminary.
He was elected Suffragan
Bishop of the Philippines by
the House Of Bishops at the
Episcopal General Convention
last year at Miami Beach, Fla
The honorary degrees were
conferred by the Right Rev
Frederick Goodwin, Bishop OF
Virginia. More than 500 people
we're welcomed to Seminary
Day by the Very Rev. Jesse M,
Trotter, dean of the seminary.
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testimony from 70 persons
handed its report to Judge Leon
M. Bazile shortly before II pm
The report said there was
no finding Of any neglect by
County Sheriff Garrett Brooks
or other officers and added that
the jury wished to commend
those law enforcement officers
for their conscientious, ener-
getic and competent perform
ance Of duty"
End OF Case Dramatic
1--WE further deplore," the
jurors said, "the reprehensible
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Kotz Lecture at SibIey

DR.. j. Robert Wilson, profes-
sor of obstetrics and gynecology
at the Temple University
School of Medicine, Philadel-
phia, will speak on "Edema
During Pregnancy: It's Signifi-
canoe and Management" in the
Jacob Kotz memorial lecture at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at Sibley
Memorial Hospital, 1850 North
Capitol street. All doctors in
vited.