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MINK SToLES, $39s

4 Autumn Hoze" mink cape stoes
! Ranch mink recessed collar stole
3 Embo Ceruleon" mink cope stoIes
! Pink pearl deep collar mink stole
z Ranch mink cIossic stoles
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-05-22

Vickie Angeles, II, sixth grader
in the High Point Elementary
School, won first place award in
accordion contest sponsored re-
Gently by the Stancato Accordion
School.
Vickie was chosen by the judges
from the six best contestants from
the City Second Division District
Band. She represented the West
Seattle and Second Division Dis
trict Band. For her competitive
piece, she played Song After the
Show"
Vickie has been taking lessons
in the Stancato Accordion School
for the last two and half years
now. She is the eldest child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mariana B. Angeles,
3010 w. Raymond st.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-05-22
Local 81 Lists
Closed Connerie,

Salmon canneries in Alaskl
which are not operating this sum.
mer, according to ILWU Local n
officials, are the following:
Port Bailey, Larson Bay, POH
San Juan, Orca, George Inlet Sun
ny Point, Fidalgo Island, SeIdov,
ia Bay, Harvest Wrangell, Al
Year Round, G. p. Rafferty,, Nah.
mex (APA), Naknek (Red Sd
mon), Egegilx (APA), and Ia,
sink (APA).
Business Agent Gene Q. Naw,
70 wishes to advise Local 81 men.
bers whose canneries are clOsej
this summer not to come to head.
quarters on the theory of tahnl
a chance at other canneries. Their
is a very slim chance that heY
could be employed even as fill.
ms" according to the business 4.
gent, as most of the eanneries tia.
are operating will have their per.
sonnet curtailed.
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'SI|'H

To the Editor,
The Filipino Youth Activities of
Seattle would like to thank you
and the Filipino Forum for the
wonderful. coverage you have
given our youth agency for the
last two years and a half.
We are grateful that you are
providing a necessary link of COM
munication between Northwest
Filipino-Americans and their null
ti-numbered organizations.
We are also grateful that the
Forum has constantly published
the whole truth concerning the
FYA, it's program and its dedicat-
ed moderators-who give time and
energy for the wholesome leisure
time activities of Filipino-Ameri-
can children in Seattle.
There have been misleading
half-truths and innuendos printed
lately to discredit the FYA in the
eyes of community citizens. 1t is
sorry state of affairs for those
writers" who do not attempt to
print the correct and true infor-
nation.
Meanwhile, youth must be served
and we are glad that you are
helping us to do just that. Again,
in behalf of the many moderators,
in the FYA, thank you.
FRED CORDOVA
FYA Youth Director
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-05-22

One of SAMPAGUITA STU
dos most promising new actors
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relations in behalf of the Filipino
in this area.
The Forum will be glad to r
ceive nominations for Princes
the 1859 Seafair. One Of thoS
nominated will be picked up 0yl
Seafair Princess Committee Q
the Filipino Forum and viii .
entered as a candidate for us
1859 Seattle Seafair Queen Of %
Seas.
In submitting nominations, CIV
address and age of the girl
-Victorio Acosta Vela@
PUBLISH
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-05-22

No one is really beaten until
he Is discouraged.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-05-22

RITA GOMEZ, a very versatile
actress, was chosen the most out
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MoHeIand Philippines
Conducted by Miss Diunu FIorescu

Since the ii, the Philippine mOvieland h.
both size population There %
and better being made each year.
To the Stateside Fpnos the old timers who have as Va
not returned home introduce you the movie
Hollywood Philippines"
To the Fipnos recently arrived from the Philippines
to your memories of favOrite movie stars and
Won abreast of their current movies and doings.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-05-22
Filipino Forum To
Enter Candidate
For Seofoir Queen

Following the successful Fill
Pine participation in the Seattle
Seafair Royalty last year, the
Filipino Forum will again enter a
princess in the 1859 competition.
The Forum last year sponsored
Princess Shirley Hart and her
participation fostered good public
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" ashington State Poetry
PREMoNITIoN

The sea must surely weary of the moon
And her magnetic tyranny; the rose
Must tire of dew each dawn and sun each noon;
How often must the golden crOcus close
Reluctantly, slave to recurrent shade;
The willows sigh must certainly express
Her WEAKNESS of amOrous fingers played
Through her long hair by winds whose tenderness
Is inexhaustibIe; the rocks must cry
In language of their own against the moss
That clngs and will not move; the very SKY
Against her orbits must in anger toss.
| shall be sad but not surprised the day
| start to kiss you and you turn away
Glenn Hughes
(Seattle)
of Poetry FOundatOn
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i sfW9 I,1
Double Ring Ceremony

Double Ring Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Pat Lazo
TO Mr.. Jose de Mesa was solemn
lied at the st. James Cathedral
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning,
May 16.
The Brides maid of honor was
Mrs. Consuelo Gables and best
man was Mr.. Jose Salazar.
The Bride wore a pink laced
bridal gown fashioned by Mrs
Connie Pacis. Her bridesmaids, the
Misses Reny Yumang and Ada
Ferry, wore pink dresses of Chan
tiuy lace with matching hats.
A reception was held at st. Pc
ter Claver Hall at $50 in the
evening.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-05-22

standing star in
off beat r oil e S.
Chosen twice as
a F A M A S
similar to Os-
C arr nominee,
she W a S again
a strong con-
tender this year
for her role in
the movie "Tal-
IPANDAS."
Rita has ira
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Poetry Foundation c)
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tural affairs, parties, etc. He is an
honor graduate of the University
of the Philippines and has worked
in the Foreign Service.
Just finished the movie "Ikaw
ang AKING BUHAY," he will be
seen next in 'KALABOY EN- BOS-
YO."
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veled to Hong Kong and many
other parts of the Orient. She will
be starring in "TANIKALANG
APOY" and "PITONG PAGSISI-
ST."
AS a society girl, she is noted
for her culinary prowess.
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is Greg Martin.
He is noted for
his striking re-
S e m b | ance to
H o lyw ood's
Robert Wagner.
Being a very
eligible b a C he
lor, he is often
in demand as
an escort for
SAMPAGUITA
ladies at plll-
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Comments On
COEVAL LIFE
By Victoria A. VeIascO

Leadership, to be worthy of it
self and the prestige it carries,
must show an evidence of intel
hgence and the moral courage to
support it. Leadership that is de-
void of initiative, conviction and
the courage of that conviction is a
fake, and the person in whose
hands that leadership has been I'M
fortunately placed, becomes an
impOstor, parading i'm borrowed
plummage and basking in unde-
served.
There is som thin g wrong
somewhere. In a democratic So
ciety where the government de-
rives it's power from the consent
of the governed, the electorate
must first deserve the censure for
misgovernment and the corrupt
rulers second. For it is the people
who elected into office these per-
sons to WELD the scepter of au-
thority, and if corruption becomes
rampant, those responsible in CIV
ing these corrupt rulers the oppor-
tunity to commit corruption must
get the first lash of the whip of
public censure.
Silence, in the face of glaring
anomalies. becomes an accOmplice
in the commission of irregulari-
ties. Self-respeet and a decent con-
Germ for human dignity demand
that we recognize the faulty con-
ditiOn of society and attempt to
give it appropriate remedy. 1t is
not enough to know that things
are not so rosy as they should be;
a sincere effort must be eXerted to
bring about the improvement of
the demOralized conditions we find
about us.
The humiliation is not in falling
down to temporary defeat, but in
failing to attempt to rise. The
glory is in the heroic struggle to
overcome odds and the indomitable
courage to rise every time we fall
Only towards flee at the sight OF
the enemy; the vahants meet the
obstacles that avalanche in their
way and stand their ground to the
last ounce of their energy.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17

so por SUI oposicion al ex dicta-
dor Gustavo Rojas Pinilla, di-
ce que Eel senior Fidel Castro,
guerrero afortunado, estadista
inexperto, falto de madurez in
telectual, demagogo y exhibit
cionista, ha decepeionado a to-
dos los hombres que en- ell mum
do defender la democracia y
las normas juridicas que deben
regular SUI ejereicio".
Dice ell editorial: Convert
do en- heroe por fuerza de las
CIRCUMSTANCES fue capaz de ven
Ger, de derrotar la dictadura de
Batista que era verguenza para
SUI patria. Pero no ha sabido ser
nj iusto nj democratic. Su capa-
cidad de combate 10 llevo a una
victoria que es notoriamente
inferior a la tarea que Sc espe-
raba que cumpliera".
FL seminario menciona luego,
Ell case de los aviadores Y la
Intervention de Castro para que
Ell fallo absolutorio fuera revo-
cado y agrega: "eSto es, nj mas
nj menos, la entronizacion de
la ,dictadura, la voluntad del
despota que Sc erige en- ley. No
es ell case averiguar 81 los acu-
sados eran o no culpables. Ell
hecho es que, habian sido alb
sueltos por companeros del he
roe barbudo, por la "justicia"
revolucionaria que en- todos los
casos de condemns extrarapidas
a muerte, televisadas y en- esta-
dio lie habian parecido al toto
genico soldado de la "libertad"
muy digna de ser acatada, Guam
do en- toda America Sc creia al
contrario."
eel Catolicismo" termina di-
ciendo: mos duele este nuevo
tropiezo de la humanidad
en- SUI dificil canine hacia la
democracia y unimos nuestra
voz de protesta y de, reproba-
cion a la de todos los hombres
%cristianos, todos los juristas,
todos los democratas que la han
alzado contra este acto que ha-
ce de Castro un nuevo dictator
cubano."
En- otro concentrate ,el mis-
mo semanario recuerda que,
durante la vista de Miss Uni
verso, Luz Marina Zuluaga, a
La Habana, ell Presidente Urru-
tia la recibi6 y dijo: Los trein-
ia amos de judicatura me hacen
acatar Ell fallo que la declare
senorita Universe"
Ell semanario agrega ell 81
guiente comentario: "Lastima
grande, que tantos amos de jul
dicatura tan solo lie hayan ser
vido para acatar I'm fallo profe-
rido en- I'm concurso de belleza
y hayan sido totalmenta insult
cientes para aceptar otro fallo
mucho mas importante y ne
tamente juridico: FL que emiti6
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17

BEACH The Mating Game, 200, 3:5S,
5:45, 7:35, 9:25, lilo.
BOULEVARD-Around the World in
80 Days, 2:3o, sos, $40.
cAMEo-Inn of Sixth Happiness,
200, AS, 7:3o. 1o:25.
Small. 100. 500, 500, 700, 900,
CENTER Cartoon Carnival, 1900,
$50, Cattle Empire, los, 6:25 1880,
Inn Of the Sixth Happiness, 2:35
CIRCLE About and Costello Meet
The Mummy, HOO, 2:45, Bell Book
and Candle, 1918, 4:10 sos sos
coLoNY-rhe Journey, 400. 4.1o,
6:25, s.35, 1880.
CORAL-The Journey, 2:25, Ass, TBS,
Dixie Away All Boats, 1o:47, a.5s,
7:17, True Story of Lynn Stuart,
1:o5. SOB, Ill, Showdown At Abt.
ESSEX ssHs BE peat w. M tz,ty HOO, $40,
Glumbo on Stage, 100, West Point
Story, 1880. I Want To Live, $40
FLoRDA-"The Sound and the
Fgry" olloS:o 1900, 1900, 200. 400, 500,
GABLES The Mating Game, $50,
4:25, 6:25, 1920.
AIS, SIS, 1920
GATEWAY Sound and the Fury,
LOS, $40, $50, 7:45, 1000.
HOLLYWOOD This Island Earth,
1900 Bell, Book and Camille, LIS
$50, 5:4S, 7:4S, $40.
LOEW'S 10th ST. The Case of Dr.
Laurent, 2:25, Ais, sos, 7:55, $50
MAYFAR Fernandez The Magnifi
cent, 2:20, AIS, $40, 8.05, 1000.
MIAMI Never Steal Anything Small
HOO, 12:45, 2:35, 4:30, $50, 8:25
Sneak Preview IL Midnight.
MIRACLE Glumbo on Stage, l1:1s
The Long Long Trailer, 1880
Never Steal Anything Small, 1875
3:2Ss s;35, TAO, 9:45 Sneak Preview
NORMANDY MAN From Butte,
Ridge, 1900, Stranger In My Arms
2:l0, 4:05, 500, 800, 9:55. q,
OLYMPIA The Mating Game, 1880
LIS, $40, $40, 7:15, s:l5 i1:oo.
REGENT Sayonara, 1880, $50, 9:3s
Andy Hardy Comes Home, AIS
MID.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17

DAVE BLVD. Defiant Ones, 700.
1890, Cartoon Carnival 8:45, Re.
turn to Warbow, 800.
DIXIE Cowboy, 7:o9, 1914, Stake
out on Dope Street, 9:01.
GOLDEN GLADES l Want To Live
1907, 10:45 The Trap, 9:25.
GULFSTREAM-"Girl In The Bikini'
ZOO, 1927 fChina Doll" 1852.
LEJEUNE The Perfect Furlough.
ZOO, HOO Dunkirk, 8:55.
MIAMI Seventh Voyage of Sinbad,
ZOO, 1890, Desert He'll, 900.
NORTH ANDREWS The Defiant Ones
7:05, 1890, Return To Warbow,
NORTH DADE High School Hellcats,
7;1o, 1920, Hot Rod Gang, 1855,
PALM The Perfect Furlough. 7:o5.
1O:35, Blood of the Vampire, 900
TRoPICARE Tunnel of Love, 6:56,
11:52, Peyton Place, COS.
TURNPIKE, Bell, Book and Cantle.
1888, HOO, Viva Zapata 900
TWENTY-SECOND AVENUE The
Perfect Furlough, 7:05, 1928, Blood
of the Vampire, 800.
TWENTY. SEVENTH AVENUE The
/, Trap, 7:05, 10:45, Three Stooges,
$40, Buchanan Rides Alone 900.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
beIas Nortedmericanas
Confiesan %Contrabando

"libertad" que posean para de-
rramar tanta sangre".
Los revolucionarios cubanos
pasaron Ell .dfa visitando la ciu-
dad y zonas vecinas.
Algunos de ellos aistieron a
I'm oficio fdnebre en- la Iglesia
de San Fernando por los cal
dos de la revolution Guiana, off
ciado por ell capellan que inte-
gra ell grupo, Padre SARDINIA.
La presencia de los hombres
del 26 de Julio atrajo a hume
70 so publico en- ell temple de
San Fernando.
Por la tarde otro grupo pa
SEQ por ell Delta, mientras las
demas asistian a las pruebas hi
pleas en- San Isidro.
Sc anuncio que, los vistan-
ties recibiran a los periodistas
en- ell Hotel City.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17

das con sillas de paietas; las
aulas de la Facultad de Peda-
gogia y de otras escuelas uni
versitarias que no funcionan en-
horas de la noche y en- locales
ofrecidos por escuelas privadas,
industries, comercios, sindica-
tos, sociedades fraternales Y
culturales, etcetera.
LAS MATRICULAS
A los efectos de lograr el
exito en- la campafa Sc desa-
rrollara una propaganda enca-
mlnada a interesar a la pobla-
cion a promover la matricula
de analfabetos en- toda la isla,
a estlmular Ell trabajo volunta-
rio de los maestros de ense-
mama comun y gestionar la co.
tperacion de las entidades CT
Vcas de TODD genera.
LA PROPAGANDA
A los efectos de una mayor
diffusion de los planes de la Co.
mission, Sc gestionara la coope.
racion de la prensa, "a, emiso-
ras y publicitarios, a fin de
que sean dados a conocer loe
textos y materiales que pondra
en- uso la Gu nision. Tambien Sc
dispondra Ia impression y dis.
tribuci6n de cartelones, afiches.
telas, volantes y Sc remitira una
carta circular a todas las emit
dades que, de un modo u otro,
tengan relaciones con la edu.
caci6n y la cultura
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17

BEROAMERIcA en-
DIN lEOlO
(Viene de la Primerao

raguay insistio ante ell Gobler-
no argentine para que Sc otor-
que salvoconducto para salir del
pals a los hermanos Juan Carlos
y Luis Amadeo Cardoso, ex fun
cionarios policiales argentinos
acusados de torturas, que Sc en-
cuentran asilados en- la Embaja-
da paraguaya en- Buenos Aires,
desde la revolution de septiem-
bre de 955.
En- su nueva communication,
Paraguay requiere ell cumpli-
miento de las convenciones in
ternacionales sobre derecho de
asilo, sin perjucio en- que poste-
riormente la Argentina pida la
extradicion de los Cardoso, de
conformidad con ell tratado de
Derecho Penal international de
Montevideo, del que ambos pal
ses son parte.
Ell Gobierno argentine ha pc
dido .varias veces Ia entrega de
los dos ex funcionarios policia-
les, alegando que Sc trata de
delincuentes comunes, en- tanto
que Paraguay los considera ash
lados politicos por cuanto los
processes ordinarios que Sc ini-
ciaron contra ellos fueron pos
teriores ell hecho del asilo.
C0NGRES0 INAUGURA
SESSION EN- BRASIL
RIO DE ,JANEIRO. (UPD-
Sc inicio hoy con solemne cere-
rnonia Ell nuevo periodic legisla-
two del Congreso Nacional, con
session presidida por ell Vicepre-
sidente Joao Goulart.
ElDoctor Nunoes Leal, ASSESSOR
Jefe de la Presidencia, lego ante
ia session conjunta ell mensaje
annual del Presidente Juscelino
Kubitschek.
Las sesiones de trabajo de las
dos Camaras Sc iniciaran mana
ma.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
oRDENAN
Wiene de la Pag. 81

Hero Castillo, inspector; Rene
Alvarez Romero, de la Seccion
de Vehiculos; Juan Ferriol in.
vestigador, doctor Jorge More.
jon Curiel, Notario y Agustin
Barres, como jefe de la Zona
Sur de Las Villas.
Hasta hoy Sc ha congelado la
suma de $3.50 en- los BAN
cos locales, dinero pertenecien
tie a los ex funcionarios de la
Tirania y otras personals, Use
han ocupado los siguientes vehi-
culos: 80 AUTOMOBILES; I'm ca
mion blindado; una aplanadora
y un tractor.
Ell dinero y propiedades co.
responder a los senores doctor
Santiago Rey Perna, doctor An
tonic Alfonso Avila, doctor Rel.
naldo Pine Veras, doctora Julia
Elisa Consuegra,. Alberto Arago
mes Machado, ex Coronel M.
nuel Ugalde Carrillo y ex fis.
cal doctor Octavio Garceran La.
redo.
A este dltimo Sc lie han con.
gelado $4,000.
Tambien hay propiedades
ocupadas al ex Captain de la
Policia, Sergio de la Barrera
y al ex jefe del Distrito Oeste,
de Obras Publicas, 'ingeniero
Francisco Otero Cossio, a quien
aver Sc lie ocupo la casa de la
ex alcaldesa Aurora Fernandez
y en- Cruces la del ex coronel
Angel Garcia Azcuy.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
GESTION DE PAZ

MOsCU, mario is. (UPD.-
En- fuentes de Alemania Occi-
dental en- esta capital, SENIOR
mo que, los dos dirigentes del
partido social-democrata que vi
sitan Russia, tuvieron aver la pri.
nera conversation amplia sobre
ell problema aleman, con ell vi
ceministro de RI. EE Valeian
Zorin.
Carlo Schmid, vicepresidente
del Bundestag, y Chris Erler,
vicepresidente del grupo parla-
mentario del partido, pasaron
dos horas con Zorin y sus ase-
sores en- ell ministerio de RR
deSpues de I'm almuerzo con
ellos.
Ell Primer Ministro Nikita
Khrushchev recibira a Schmidt
y Erler hoy, en- ell Kremlin.
En- fuentes alemanas dijeron
que las Conversations con 70
rim fueron "francas y cordiales".
Sc tiene entendido que Zorin,
exembajador en- Bonn y perito
en- asuntos alemanes, dijo que,
ell principal problema europeo
de hoy es ell tratado de paz con
Alemania. Anadio que, todas las
demas cuestiones, como la Sc.
guridad europea, eran secunda.
rias y podrian resolverse mas
facilmente, despues de conclui.
do ell trataGo de paz aleman.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17

de las cuatro cadenas naciona.
les de radio
FL Circuito Nacional Cuba.
no es. propiedad del ex funcio-
mario de aduanas Antonio Pc.
rez Benitoa, actualmente ext.
lado, cuyo hijo contrajo -matri.
monio con la hija de Fulgen.
clio Batista.
Anteriormente, ell gobierno
intervino en- la Compania Gu
bana de Telefonos, una estacion
de television y I'm sistema tele-
grafico.
Ell Intervention de la cornpa.
mia cubana de telefonos, de
propiedad -norteamericana, dis
puso que todos los documen-
tos y ,comunieaciones internas
de la empresa Sc redactaran
en- espanol en- 10 successive,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
REVOLUCIONARIOS
EN- BUENOS AIRES

BUENOS AIRES, mario 16.-
(UPD-Aunque la delegation
de revolucionarios cubanos que
realiza una jira por ell CONT
nente, explicando ell sentido de
las medidas tomadas por ell 60
bierro de Fidel Castro ha sido
recibida con simpatia en- termi-
nos generates, no han faltado
las censuras y criticas, algunas
muy acerbas.
Tanto ell movimiento sindi-
calista universitario, de tenden-
cia nacionalista, como los obre-
ros de la construction dieron
communicates atacando energi-
camente al gobierno de La Ha-
bana porla serie de ~incesantes
ejecuciones que esta cumplien-
do, mientras que ell diario ca
tolico eel Pueblo" declara que,
pese a todas las declaraciones
de los revolucionarios, eel pue-
bio argentine los escuchara en-
silencio y les dara la espalda,
porque 10 que nunca podran
explicar es ell ansia de odio que
los domino, y las razones de
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
ONCE Personals MAS
FUERON

LA HABANA, mario 16.-
(UPI)-El numero extraoficial
de ejecutados por crfmenes de
guerra en- TODD ell pals Sc. elev6
a 453 al ser fusilados once per
sonas en- distintas localiades de
la republica.
En- Santiago de Cuba fueron
ejecutadas siete personals, en-
Matanzas una y en- Camaguey
tres.
Los tribunales revoluciona-
rios condenaron a muerte a
otras siete personals.
Ell comite executive del Cole
gio de Abogados, presidido por
Enrique Lanso Ordonez y Elpi-
.dio Perez Rivero, mientras tan,
to, retro protestas previas del
ORGANISING y resolvio aprobar la
Justlcia revolucionaria en- gene
raj y los juicios a los photos
de la fuerza aerea del regimen
pasado en- particular.
Ell Comit6 Executive dijo que,
Ell Colegio de Abogados "pue-
de informar a la opinion pdbli-
ca nacional y extranjera que
en- ell juicio seguido contra los
aviadores de la dictadura, Sc
respetaron por los tribunales
que conocieron del mismo, las
normas legales reguladoras del
procedimiento de justicia re-
volucionaria y ofrecieron Pile
mas garantias por integrantes
de dichos tribunales acusados
y defensores en- cuya ,observan-
cha Sc mostraron preocupados
los colegios".
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
INTERVENTION EN-
EMPRESAS

LA HABANA, MARIO 16.-(U.
P.)-El gobierno revoluciona.
rio continue SUI programa de
intervention de las empreas
de communication, al ocupar Ell
Circuito Nacional Cubano. una
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
Sc NEcESITARAN 800.
(Viene de Ia Pag. 81

que Sc utilizara Ell personal en-
cargado de esta mission, que Sc
"a encomendada a maestros O
personals con experienced en- las
a~ctivida6es docentes, con la CO.
laboracion voluntaria de los ms
pectores en- ejercicio, que re-
sultara de inestimable valor.
LAS ESCUELAS
NOCTURNAS
Consideran los comisionados
que las escuela- publicas noe
turnas, deben incorporates al
m~oyimiento y que al objeto de
no interrumpir la marcia de las
actividades que en- ella Sc des-
envuelven, sobre TODD en- los
cursos %superiores y especializa-
dos, es aconsejable que la in
corporation Sc haga de inmedia-
to a traves de las aulas de gra-
do inferior.
La Comisi6n de Alfabetiza-
eion, senalo como locales apro-
piados para ell desenvolvimien-
to del plan los que ocupan las
escuelas publicas nocturnas, las
escuelas pdblicas diurnas que
De puedan usar para este prop6-
vito preferentemente las dota-
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PeHcuIds en- los Cines

ROOSEVELT The Defiant Ones, 400,
1855, 7:50, 9:45.
ROSETTA The Frogmen HAS, Bell,
Book and Candle, 1870, $3.50, 5:35.
misunderstanding Beauty, $3.50,
$3.50.
SHoRES-"Auntie Name" 500, $50.
STRAND Jubal, 200, $40, 1918,
Roots of Heaven, 3:4S,, 1853.
SUNSET Fernandez The Magnificent
2:20, Ais, $40, 8:05, 1000
SURF Masterson of Kansas, 1850,
Bell, Book and Candle, 2:25, 4:25,
6:25, 8:25, 1920
T1VOLI I'm Divorcio, 2:15 5:5s, 9:44,
Los Paquetes de Paquita, 4:01,
4:47.
TRAIL These Thoundand Hills, 200,
1855, $50, ESQ, $50.
VARIETY La Parisienne, 200, 500,
$50, The. Night Heaven Fell, $3.50,
$50, 1000.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-17
FlRkME =
(Viene de La Primera)

Oriental concertara I'm tratado
de paZ separado con Russia 81
los aliados occidentales recha-
Ian ell plan sovietico de firmar
I'm tratado con las dos Alema-
MAS.
Ell articulo de la revista ale
mana, titulado LA Ocupacion
Illegal de Berlin Occidental, d.
&c que "las rutas a traves de la
republica democratica alemana
son NAL usadas por las tres po.
tencias occidentales, con propo-
sitos que contradicen directa-
mente la resolution cuatriparti.
ia sobre Alemania y Berlin.