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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05
By FLO LYMAN

HAMBDEN - With a popula-
tion growth, of alarming rapid
ity, such as the Hambden area
there are bound to be changes!
To ascertain a more progress
i've and successful future for the
area, it is of utmost Importance
that these changes" be faced
and ultimately made only after
thinking on the part of all res
ident leaders and conscientious
minded citizens.
One of the more significant
Changes" which has t a k e n
place in this past year, is the
formation of a Volunteer Fire
Department to serve the Hamb-
den area. Organized in the early
fall of 1858, Hambden Volunteer
Fire Dept. presently owns tw o
pieces of equipment an engine
and a tanker. These were pur-
chased in October, 1858. Recent
ly, this organization received it's
incorporation papers.
Hambden Volunteer Fire Dept.
holds weekly meetings on Thurs
day evenings, starting at $3.50 at
the Town Hall. These are the re-
gular form business meetings.
Starting on February 8, a repre-
sentative of good standing in
this department, has announced
that an eight week course of
practice sessions" from 1:30 =
4:30 pm. every Sunday afterno-
on will be held by members of
the Hambden Volunteer Fire
Dept.
AS a public service, it is inter-
esting to note how the "area =
change" has been accepted by
HambdeniteS and their COVER
ming body (The Township Trus-
tees).
When asked How do you feel
about formation of a Volunteer
Fire Dept. in Hambden", the
following replies were forthcom-
ing:
PAUL THARP, Chardon Win
dsor Rd., IT sincerely believe
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05
Hambden Enthusiastic About
Volunteer Fire Department

that it is must for the COM
munity."
HELEN KoRTTANsKY, Ham
bden Andover Rd., ST think
that the community will be ben
efitted by fire department. !"
VIM. MIDDLETON, .sBy bet
ter protecting lives and property
an operating fire department
should give the people of the com
munity a greater feeling of sec
urity."
BETTY TAILOR, Chardon -
Andover I'D, ct think it is a
wonderful idea and abdly nee
ded."
FRITZ ZIKURSH Old State Rd
I'm for it 100 percent. I'm in
it,.
MARGARET REMINDER, CHI
ardon Andover Rd., "I think
we should have a Volunteer Fire
Dept in Hambden. We're grow
ing fast and we need the prot
ection. I"
ROBERT WHEELER, Brake
man Rd., II think it is a very
good idea. 1t may save a lot of
lives and property in the near
future"
EVELYN SKIBA, Chardon Wi
ndsor Rd., "I think it is an ex-
cellent idea, however, if a resi-
dent lives nearer another, / be-
lieve it warrants calling the clo-
sest and fastest one".
RUSSELL EPLETT, Woodin
Rd., "I think that the formation
of Volunteer Fire Dept will
fill a definite need in our civic
growth"
HIRAM BLAKESLEE, Char
don Windsor Rd., IT feel with
the growing population in Ham
bden that we are very badly in
need of a Fire Dept"
GLADYS EPLETT, Woodin
r., I'm for it all the way but
feel they should keep a contrac-
ting agreement with Chardon in
addition. At least, until firmly
established"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05

son. Mrs. Neelys older son, Cha
les, with his family and mother
in law, Mrs. Ruth Mcgee, left
for Arizona about a month ago
and have settled in Phoenix.
Members of the V.F.W. an d
Relief Corps entertained at a
farewell party for Mrs. Ruth Ne
ely and Mrs. j. H. Nicely a t
Hellreigel's in Painesyille last
Thursday night. Members of the
Hambden Grange had a party
for her Monday night and gave
a nice going away gift and
Mrs. Robert Logsdon was hos
tess Wednesday night when the
Blue Star mothers entertained
for her at the Logsdon home on
Aquilla Rd.
S. Sgt. and Mrs. Howard L..
Bradley, former Chardon resid-
ents, are now stationed at Nc
Clellan Air Force Base, Califor-
MIA will be travelling to Madrid
Spain in July. His present add
ress is:
Staff Sgt. Howard l.. Bradley
HQ 2049th AACS Group, Box IL,
Mcclellan Air Force Base, Calf
ornia. He would appreciate hear
ing from all his friends in Char
don.
Rose M. Ohtola, 33, Rt. 4, Cha
rdon, while depositing a coin in
Main st. parking meter Friday
morning, slipped on ice and fell,
striking the meter. Mrs. Ohtola
who received only scratches, did
not require treatment. The park
ing meter, which had its h e a d
knocked off, will require major
surgery.
Helen Mansfield of 223 E. King
St., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Mansfield return to Ohio
University for her second sen1e-
ster and expects to graduate in
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson Rhodes
of Barnesville and son and dau-
ghter in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Dent
Rhodes of Columbus spent the
past week end with the formers
mother, Mrs. Lucy Rhodes and
his sister, Leila Rhodes.
Jean Marie Egleston, weighing
in at lbs, 2 OF daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Egleston
arrived Jan. % SO, in the Fort
Walton Beach Florida hospital
Winner at the 18th Session al
the Dale Carnegie Course Thur
sday night was Frank Aruta, Of
Painesville Ohio. Frank is man
ager at the Rexall Drug Store ir
Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05
PR Club
Surprise

Progress Research members
will be entertained Monday eve
ming with surprise variety pro-
gram when the club meets at
the Pilgrim Christian church
on S. Hambden Strret. -. ...@.. -.
Nellie Skinner, Grace Bradley
Ethel Mellinger, Mary Price,
Anna Dunn, Mildred McAnaney,
Anna Clause, Gertrude Thayer,
and Dorothy Warren will present
the program.
Hostesses for the evening are
Helen Strong, Mary Manno, Bea-
rice Dinsmore, Anna FenWick,
Ann Eging, Constance Perry and
Fora Peters.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05
BY BETTY GORE
phnne ayansna 6-20R1

Mr.. and Mrs. HarWooQ Skinner
were Sunday dinner guests o +
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Al
thea Drive, Painesville.
Mrs. Hamilton Bell returned
to her home by plane Monday
night from Memphis Tenn. She
left here Thursday to drive her
aunt, Miss Ethel Ward of Cleve-
land there for two months va
cation.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mrs.
w. E. Allyn were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Mcintosh, Mr.. w. A. Basq-
uin and Mrs. Katherine Schwei-
zer and daughters, Sue and Sal
" of Mayfield Heights.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Alyord and
daughter Beverly are now living
at III Moffett Ave.
Mrs. N. S. Nighman is now
convalescing at Corey hospital
III Claridor.
MIR. and Mrs. August Haase
and daughters Louise and JOY
cellen of F'ootvilIe, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Alvord and daughter,
Beverly were dinner guests Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Alvord. Their daughter, Sue
home from Ohio University for
weeks mid semester vacation
was also there.
Dennis Garfield, Linda LeDuc,
Carol Head, Don Helser and Sal,
ly Phillips of Montyille all retur-
ned TO Ohio University, following
mid semester vacation.
Mr.. G. L. Shreiner left Thurs.
day for vacation in Florida
Mrs. Ruth Nicely with her soT
and daughter in law. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Nicely and their chill
dren, Jackey, Betty Jean a n
Michael are leaving Feb. 8 foi
Arizona. They are driving out
TO make their new home in Tue,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05
Methodists to Study Work of Missions

The closing session of the four
week School of Missions" for
the whole family will be held on
Sunday evening in the Chardon
Methodist Church, at $50 pm.
Beginning with a fellowship meal
Of sandwiches, salads and sweets
the members of the families will
then divide into age groups for
study and discussion. The adults
theme will be Mexico, while
the Youth will be considering
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05

Canada. The Children's divis-
ion will continue to study Alaska
Mrs. Maurice Meyer, Mrs. Wi
liam McNaughton and Mrs. Lo-
is Berta will lead the youth; Mrs
George Urban the adults; Mrs.
Ben Davis and Mrs. Robert Phil
lips the children. Mrs. Ar h ur
Muehleisen, Mrs. Florence Grau
and Mrs. Elsie Dean have been
in charge Of the fellowship meal
at all the sessions.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05
List Honor.
Students at
w. Geauga

CHESTER Honor Roll for
West Geauga high school for the
first semester is as follows:
8B-Kathryn Davis, James Me-
rhar, Ronald Werhnyak, Sharon
Berger, Donald Burke, Mary
Butz, Eileen Jones, Tom New
ton, Dawn Schoenfelf
&C : Carol Johnson, Fred Runo
8D Bruce Loretitsch.
ga Charlene Wildman, Diane
Pritchard.
OBJ Joyce Paine, Alice Auth,
Gail Klingensmith.
&C Patricia Brown, Mary
Pfender, Dennis Kratochvil, Co
Instance Rood.
Cd Larry Lindsey, William
Gustafson, AraWana Hayashi, ,Sa-
lily Utz, Wendy Bobbitt, Patricia
Cluts, Donna Geulla, Charles
Klouda, Carol RoWles, Steve Sa-
ford.
1OA Diane Price, Marcus Ro-
scum.
lob Sandra Geisler, Diana
Dewitt, Richard Horton, Janice
Buff, Jerry Calendine, James
KuS.
10C Nancy Clark, Lance Fac
tor, Judi Kasick, Kathy Angel,
Tasha Evans, Janith Pokorny,
Lee Garfield, Bill Eastman, Ja-
nice Faber, Gary Kreuz, Betty
Long, Donald Smith, Teddi Szi-
mai.
10D- Richard Schaen, Rich
ard Byron, Judy Lewis, Barba-
ra Strandt, Kathy zusy
lib Barbara Arndt, Karen
Hanson, Rose Marie Runo, Joan
BIackett, Leilana Rush, Roberta
Smith, Eloise Tyler, Saron Yap-
pei.
TIC John Campbell, Judy ST.
plock, Nadene Brown, Sandra
Pollitt, Dale Schempp, Kay Tuck
er, Barbara Williamson.
lid Marian Karsnak, Gene
We've Kreuz, Sandra Clary, Ke-
meth Graft, Cynthia Ream, Skip
Potter, Julie Wilson.
12A Frances Petkovsek.
12-B Linda Barnes, Judith Wi
lmot, Patricia Crittenden, Pell
Ebert, jeanne Hollis, Carol Ma
siello, Evelyn Brown, Judy Dill
Janice Dub, Patricia Galiardi,
Beth Osbourn, Lynn Posey.
12-C Robert Horton, Charles
Moeller, Carol Runo, Susan Ma
rtineau, Carol Boss, Virginia FIR
anklin, Carl Scott, Vern James,
Jean Matchbox, Geraldine Pek-
rul, Carole Vodegel.
I'D Polly Richmond, Jeann-
lie Smith, Gloria Stanford, Susen
Brill, Darlaine Jelenik, Eric Jo-
mes, Beverly Myers, Evelyn Ra-
ndell, Carolyn Tabler, Judith Wr-
light.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05

Ash Wednesday, February IL,
will be observed by members
and friends of the Chardon Met
hodist Church, as a part of the
recognition of the Week of Ded-
ication, the Rev. Aubrey E. Kir-
by, minister, announced today.
The day will begin with private
and family devotions in the home
AT $50 am. there will be a
youth service of penitence and
dedication with the Sacrament
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris A. Weiss,
Hermitage Road, Concord, ann
ounce the engagement of their
daughter Betty Lou to John ia
mes Martin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John e. Martin, Elm ST., Kirt-
land.
The bride elect, who is now
employed by James Dale Coiff-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05
Buys Complete Stock
of Chardon I Hardware

Theodore H. Smith of Chardon
HarWare, Chardon Plaza, ann
ounced this week the purchase
of the entire stock in the hard
ware store. He plans to augment
the existing stock and to make
available all the services t h e
store has had in the past. The
store name will remain unchan-
ged.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT

Estate of wallace H. Schultz,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 23rd day of January, 1859,
Lynora L. Schultz, r. r. l, Eng
lish Dr., Chagrin Falls, o h i o,
was duly appointed and qualified
as Executrix of the estate o
WALLACE H. SCHULTZ decea-
sed late of cambridge Township,
Geauga County, Ohio.
Creditors should present their
claims to said EXecutrix within
four months from said date.
ROBERT B. FORD
Probate Judge
Sec
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05

WE'D so YEARS Marking
their 50th wedding anniversary
on Feb. 10 will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl George Boon of Mantua.
Married in Chagrin Falls, Feb.
10, 1909, Mr.. Boon and his wife,
the former Vera Reed, lived In
Auburn until moving TO Mantua
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05

ures in Chardon is Graduate
of Harvey High. Her fiance is a
graduate of Kirkland high, atten-
ded Kent State University and
is now employed by j. w. Stan
ton Motors, Inc, Painesville.
The wedding is planned fo r
February 21st.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05

in 1917. MIR. and Mrs. Boon have
eight children and Is grandchil-
dren.
Open house for the anniversary
will pe neld ct the Grange Hall,
Mantua Center, on Sunday Feb.
8, from 2 to 4 and z to 9 pm.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06

celebro anoche. Ese tribunal es-
tuvo integrado por ell captain
Manuel Hechavarria, captain
Adriano Garlic; y los doctores
Pomares y Bias Batista Vidal.
Dictado ell fallo por ell tribu-
nal superior, Sc dispuso que en-
horas de la madrugada los san.
cionados fueran llevados al cam
pc de trio para la ejecucion de
la sentencia, 10 que ash Sc hizo,
quedando sobre ell suelo los ca
daveres de Guillermo Rojas, Ma
rio Pena y Edgunio Fernandez,
y de manera que no Sc ha podi-
do deterrhinar hasta ell momen.
to, lograron huir Remigio Val
des y Felix Almaguer, quienes
al parecer Sc dirigieron a los
campos cercanos, en- presencia
del pelot6n de ejecucion
Tropas del Ejercito Rebelde,
al mando del comandante Eddy
Suhol, jefe militar de la plaza,
estan realizando la busqueda de
los dos condenados a muerte.
(Pasa a Ia Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
DETlENEN A FALS0 BARBUDO QUE
Sc HACIA PAsAR P0R SOLDADO
Sc Paseaba Unifermado Pertando carabina

LA HABANA. Con barba de
varias semanas, vistiendo uni
forme color olive y con una ca
rabina al hombro fue detenido
en- la Gale Dragones, esquina
Aguila, Camilo Suarez Fernan-
DEE, natural de Oriente, de %
amos sin fijo domicilio. Segdn
las actuaciones oficiales, Sc ha-
cia pasar por soldado del Ejer-
cito Rebelde.
Ell captain Arturo Machado
jefe de la tercera estaci6n de
la Policia Nacional Revolucio-
maria con ell teniente Pablo Lo-
bainas y agentes a sus ordenes
arrestaron al falso soldado re-
belde, afirmandose en- las &C.
tuaciones que, segun noticias
de aquellos, dicho individuo es-
tuvo en- Maffo con los "Tigres
de Masferrer" dias antes de pro
ducirse un combate entire las
fuerzas del Ejercito de Liberia
cion y las del Ejercito de Bats
ia. Ese extreme 10 nego Ell de-
tenido, confesando que "es cier
to que no fuf revolucionario an
ties del primero de enero".
Suarez Fernandez quedo de-
tenido, sujeto a u%lteriores in
vestigaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
Fdganse Dos Condenados del Campo
de Trio Donde Iban a Ser FusiIudos
Eron Amigos y sesuidores de Masferrer

HOLGUIN-Lo que no habia
ocurrido en- la historic de la
Justicia revolucionaria y los flu.
silamientos, ocurrio en- ell campo
de tiro del Regimiento Z "Calix.
to Garcia, Zen esta ciudad, GUAM.
do dos de los cinco sancionados
a muerte, cuyo fusilamiento Sc
efectuaria alli, Sc fugaron en-
forma spectacular
FL tribunal superior habia ra-
tificado la pena de muerte i'm
puesta a Guillermo Rojas, hijo
del ex coronel Cornelio Rojas,
fusilado en- los primeros dias de
ano, en- Santa Clara, Las Villas;
Remigio Valdes, Mario Pena,
Edgunio Fernandez y Felix AL
maguer.
{. Los sancionados, en- SUI mayo
ria vagos y seguidores del ex
senador Rolando Masferrer, ha-
bian sido condenados a muerte
por I'm tribunal revolucionario
de Victoria de las Tunas, y ell
fallo fue ratificado por ell tribu-
nal superior. en- una vista que Sc
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
Re|afan Ia Labor de Ia Cruz
Roja en- Ia Revolution
Honrada, Generoso y Patri6tiea la
Laber del EiAreite ReheIde

por enfermedad, heridas, deten-
cion, o cualquier otra causa, Sc
ran, en- toda circumstance, trata,
das con humanidad sin distin.
cion alguna. A tai efecto quedan
prohibidos en- cualquier tempo
y luear respecto a las personals
arriba mencionadas: los atenta-
dos . la vida y a la integridad
corporal, especialmente Ell homi-
c;dio en- todas sus formas, las
mutilaciones, los tratos crueles,
las torturas y los suplicios, la
toma de rehenes, los atentados
a la dignidad personal y los ira
tos hum,llantes y degradantes.
"Es un hecho historico que
honra a las FuerZas Rebeldes SUI
cunlplimiento de estas humani-
tarias disposiciones. Gracias a SUI
conducto rescatamos para Cuba
ell calificativo de pueblo civil
zado y podremos presentarnos
freYte a cualquier congreso in
ternacional de Cruces Rojas con
la frente alta, no importa que
I'm grupu de cubanos lutheran
desos!entado a los que formaban
ell Ejerclto".
Relate Ell coronel Cossio del
Pine como fue cesanteado por
la entonces Direction Nacional
de lie Cruz Roja al producirse
Ell lamentable accidente de la
explosion de una nina subtle
rranea que cause la muerte a
varios camilleros, dando pretex-
to a la dictadura para acusar
a los rebeldes de haber cometi-
do un crlmen. "Esto dio motive
a una discussion entire ell CONAN
dante Fidel Castro y 20 por la
radio. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, gracias
a SUI gran compression, TODD
quedo aclarado".
Tomaria mucho espacio glosar
los diversos aspectos de la di-
sertaci6n del jefe de la Cruz Ro-
ia Guiana, quien fue muy aplau-
dido.
Ocuparon asientos de la mesa
principal de esta session del Club
de Leones de La Habana, junto
a su p%residente Rolando Fernan-
DEE Pernss y a SUI secretario doc
tor Angel Garcia Guzman, ell
coronel Cossio del Pine, Mr.. Pie.
IRE Jourler, delegado del Conf.
te International de la Cruz Ro.
ia; doctor Raul Trillo Gomez,
director del Hospital Militar; c.
roneI Pedro Bianchi, ayudante
del Presldente de la Cruz Roja
Guiana; Mr.. Henry Mathiot y Ell
"leon" doctor Hector M. HERE.
ra Amat, que condujo habilmen
tie la session de sus funciones
de maestro de cremonias.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
= NOTICIAS DE CUBA
Sugiere Grau San Martin Que Sc Retire
de Ia Base de Caimanera a los Americanos
Debido a la Guerra no 10 Propuso Duran+e su cobierno

de "que ningun pals tenia de-
recho a Intervene en- los asun.
tos internos de otro". De este
modo, quedo culminada la in
dependencia y la libertad inte-
grail de nuestra nacion, como
entidad juridica international,
con todos los attributes inhe-
rentes a la plena soberania po-
Utica que hemos disfrutado des-
de entonces.
"Reconociendo este status, la
Constitution de 1910 declara
en- SUI Articulo III que eel terri
torio de la Republica esta in
tegrado porla Isla de Cuba,la
Tsla de Pinos y demas islas y
cayos adyacentes que con elias
estuvieron bajo la soberania
de Espana hasta la ratification
del Tratado de Paris de 10 de d.
ciembre de 1898" Y a CONT
nuacion agrega: LA Republica
no concertara nj ratificara pac-
tos o tratados que en- forma
alguna limiten o menoscaben
la soberania nacioal o la inte-
gridad del territorio."
"Es I'm antecedente historico
irrebatible que el-Gobierno Re
volucionario de 1888 al abolir
de hecho y de jure la famosa
Enmienda, no hizo salvedad al
guna sobre las clausulas que
c~ontenia. Repudiandolas todas
en- Conjunto, fue a Montevideo
y planted ante la Asamblea Pa
namericana, ell "derecho de la
no intervention que habia de
aplicsrse con mas razon aun,
a los casos de ocupaci6n de por-
clones del territorio nacional
de un. Estado. Y especialmente
cuando Ell tratado que reconoce
la cesion fuera redactado bajo
la imposition de un Poder ex-
traio ocupando militarmente Ell
territorio de la nacion eoncesio-
maria.
"Cuando en- 1874 asumimos
el Poder constitutional de nues
ira Republica, nos encontramos
con un estado de gerrra que
resultaba POGO recomendable
para ell planteamiento del res
cate soberano de TODD nuestro
Territorio insular. Resultaba
practicamente impossible exigir
entonces la retirada de las fuer
zas de EE. UU. de la Base
Naval y las Carboneras de Guam
tanamo. Els mas, en- razon de
la situacion y a la beligerancia
de Cuba en- una guerra inter
nacional a tenor del pricipio
de la ayuda mutua era obliga-
cion conceder, con caracter pro
%visional, desde luego, porcio-
mes territoriales para ell estable
cimiento de bases aereas, como
la de San Antonio de los Ba-
nos.
"Dentro del t6rmino de nues-
tro mandate presidential, aun
cuando estuvimos alertas y dis
puestos al planteamiento de
question tan vital, no nos fue
possible dar ell paso por impe-
dirlo las contingencies de I'm
estado de guerra que perduro
hasta 1850 cuando Ell Gobierno
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
coIesie de ~Pedaseses
Apoyo Laieisme en-
las EseueIas PubIieos

La HABANA-Respaldo a la
ley 1 y Ell laicismo en- la escue-
la pdblica; apoyar toda campa-
fa de alfabetizacion y la refor-
ma agraria y oponerse al intru-
sisro, fueron acuerdos adopta-
dos por ia junta directiva del
Colegio Municipal de Pedagogos
de La Habana, en- una reunion
extraordIlaria que preside la
doctcra Publira Sardinas IZquier
do.
Con tai motive, Sc dieron a la
pubiicidad los acuerdos siguien-
ties:
"Primero: Respaldar la vigen-
cia de la Ley numero II en- SUI
texto original por constituir una
ley eiemplarizante de trascen-
dencia moral para la juventud,
que tiene antecedentes histori-
COS a la caida de la dictadura
en- ell ano 1888.
"Segundo: Mantener una po-
sicion firme en- defensa del lai-
cismo en- la escuela publica por
constituir una condicion esen-
cial de nuestra republica demo-
cratica desde los dias distances
de las luchas por la Independent
cha y apoyar publicamente las
declaraciones en- este sentido del
Ministro de Education.
"Tercero: Declarar que com
bate de manera decidida Ell in
trusismo en- ell ejercicio de las
p~rofesiones docentes, y a tai
efecto propugna cuantas medi
tlenddn a exigir que las funcio-
mes docentes sean desempena-
das pur quienes tengan ell titu-
10 de maestro o de doctor en-
Pedagogia.
"Cuarto: Apoyar los propo-
sitos del gobierno revo1uciona-
rio de desarrollar una campana
efectiva de alfabetizacion y
ofrecer al Ministro de Educa-
cion SUI mas enthusiastic concur
SO en- este petriotico empeno.
"Quinto: Hacer constar SUI so
lidaridad y SUI concurso al pro-
yecto de reforma agraria anun,
ciado por ell gobierno de la Re
pub'ica, para cuyo cubanisimo y
patrioticos esfuerzos esta dis
puesta a prestar SUI modesto
concuro, y
"Sexto: Que respalda los pro
p5sitos del Ministerio de Educa.
cion en- cuanto a la reforma &c.
neral de la ensenanza, a las opo-
siciones oe profesores verdade'
ros y en- cuantas medidas ten
dan al establecimiento de la ca
rrera docente."
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
iona Possession de Ia Cuban
Telephone Co. Intervention
Designate por Ell Gobierno
Fl Doctor Risoberte Lastre Lestre,
Director de Services Plhliees

LA HABANA. Ell Intervention
de la Cuban Telephone Com
pany designado por ell Gobier-
no, doctor Rigoberto Lastre
Lastre, director de Servicios
Publicos del Ministerio de Co
municac: ones, tomo possession
aver.
PosterIormente, el ministro
de Comunicaciones ingeniero
Enrique Oltski, Sc presento en-
horas del mediodia en- la COM
pania telefonica para darle cum
pliniento a la ley dictada en-
horas de la madrugada anterior.
intervin:fndola. Lo acompana-
ba up grupo de funcionarios e
ingenieros y despues de unabre
We entrevista con miembros del
executive de la compania, Sc
procedio a darle possession como
Intervention del Gobierno al doc
tor Lastre.
Tambien en- dicho acto to-
maron possession diez funciena-
rios del Tribunal de Cuentas
que tendran a su cargo la revi-
sion de TODD 10 concerniente
al servicio telefonico.
FL doctor Lostre sustituy6 en-
Ell cargo de la Cuban Telepho-
ne al senior Antonio Rosado,
viceprsidente executive que DIES
dc hace amos ostentaba La direc
cion administrative, y que pasa
ahora a la Juna de Accionistas.
Despues de la toma de pose
sion, ell ministro de Comunica-
Clones Sc dirigio a Palacio pa
ra infornar sobre ell particular
al Presidente de la Republica
doctor Manuel Urrutia, y ALI
declare que a partir de hoy jue-
YES, las llamadas telefonicas So