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hha sido estrictamente a~ntesalista y
dice que la demonstration de equi-
pc no ha sido una sorpresa para
eli.
"Todo ell mundo decia que iba-
mos a quedar en- quinto o sexto,
pero nurca hice case a esas eosas,
dijo Jabbo. "Hombre, hasta pode-
mos sanar 10 juegos seguidos y
ganar el p%ennant".
AL recordarsele que Johnny Lo-
gan, de Milwaukee, habia dicho
que los Braves ~ganarian por 10
juegos, Jabbo Sc levanto tomo un
bate y dirigiendose a la bateria,
dijo:
Else es Logan, Ell mismo de
siempres.
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10 !" DE- 'O1O De u" NANU AS ANEK1LN - PeQ. !
Bitsy Grant Sc Ia Convertible
en- una Gran Maestro de Tennis
Dwans u d6tsda del 30 is uMs ssrsNa on courts Do aeHIa.
esses dssde ismKans
Per PAT RUSH
Per PAT RUSH

ATLANTA, julio II (UPI)-Bit.
sy Grant llevo sus 40 amos de vuel.
ia a las competencias grandes del
tennis, con tantos pensamientos
para 81 future como del pssado.
Ganador de muchos grandes IT,
tulOs en- courts de arcilla, y todos
menos los mayores en- courts de
hierba en- mas de 30 amos de com.
petencia, Grant esta tan i~nteresa-
do ahors en- los jovenss que co.
mienzan en- ell tennis, como cuan-
do fue ell "mata-Gisants" de la de-
cada de los 30,
Antes de salir de Atlanta para
ell Campeonsto Nacicnal de courts
de arcilla en- st. Louis en- donde
iugara por ell trofeo senior que va
tiens inscrito su nombre para los
amos de 1890, 1884 y 1896 Grant
hablo sobre el entrenamiento de
jugadores j6venes y IA actividad
tennistica en- Atlanta.
Fl centric tennistico operado por
la ciudad que lleva 81 nombre ha
atraido grsndes grupos de macha-
chos y muchachas para ensehar y
practicar.
Aunque los coaches de tennis de
high school estiman que sstan
siendo beneficiados Lor ell entrena-
miento a temprana edad hecFo po-
sible por ell centro, Gran cree que
los muchachos no dsben ser int
ciados en- ell deporte demasiado
temprano.
"a no ser que I'm muchacho sea
extraOrdinariamente gYande para
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Su edad, NO Sc lie debe dar Glasses
hasta que no tenga ocho AMOS, d.
ca Grant.
"Aunuue depende del individuo,
Ia mayoriS de los nihos encuentran
que Ell mango de Ia raquets es de-
mssiado grande para ellcs y con.
SecGentcmente no 'pueden prscti.
car correctamente los strokes.
Grant Senalo que su idea de CO..
mo guar y enscnar a cualquier nj
no eS llsvarlo desde ell principle a
un buen maestro. preferiblements
IN professional, para que no sd.
quieran malos hahitos o tecnicaS
extrahaS.
LA hsbilidad natural de eual-
quier niho puede Eel sstiaments
canada o reducida 81 tiene I'm nal
comienzo y aun brenos j~usadorss
con tecnicas extrahas pueden ser
@ kaber sido mejores, de haber DO.
minado bisn los Fundamentals bash
cos del deportc."
iSehal6 a Pancho Segura, oil Pc
queno jugsdor sudamericano Que
tiene 81 sgarre con las dos maros,
la a~~epcion de la regls. Grant d.
ce que Segura tomo csc sStilo do
un deporte que habia jusado Ed
su nihez --bastante distinto al ten
mis-.
La costa Oeste, appointments
California, ha podido desarrollsr
~jusadoreS mas rapidamente que Ell
Sur debido al uso de courts do
concrete y asfalto. Pero los clubes
del Sur estan ahora cambiando dc
a~rcilla,
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Griffith Exige a I'm Legislator Presente
aJugadores de Hispanoam6rica
"IRAigranHss AegaIss" les Ia.
mo 0'Kenski q iodos los IaIinOs
que ssiin son los Senadores

WASHINGTON, julio IS CUPID
Ell propietario de los Senadores
de Washington, Calvin Griffith,
exigio indignado que I'm legislator
presente excuses a sus lugadores
por referirse a ellos como "inmi-
GRANTEES ilegales'
Griffith Sc refirio al represen-
tante republican, Alvin O'Konski,
quien iurante up debate sobre I'm
proyecto de ley para construir In
estadio en- esta capital, dijo que
"seria I'm monumento de ocho mi
Homes y medic de dolares a Calvin
Griffith y q los inmigratnes ilega-
les que hace venlr a Estados Uni
dos como jugadores de baseball.
Los Senadores tienen en- la or
ganiaaci6n a numerosos jugadores
cubanos, entire ellos, los lanzado-
res Pedro Ramos y Camilo Pas
cual, considerados como los asses
del equipo.
Los Senadores estan actualmente
en- Ell ultimo lugar de la Liga Anne
ricana.
Griffith manifesto que O'Konski
puede decir 10 que desee del esta-
dio, "pero considero que sus decla-
raciones acerca de mis- jugadores
son inmerecioas e irrespetuosas
para ell proyecto de ley del estadio
que Sc debatia".
Ell propietario de los Senadores
manifesto que las expresiones de
O'Konski fueron luna bofetada en-
ell rostro" de Roy Sievers, Rocky
Bridges Albie Pearson, Eddie Yost
y otros iugadores.
"ConsiderG DECLARE que o.
Konski debe pedir excusa a nues-
trOS jugadores'.
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LA MiLLA

Los linemen defensivos del pre-,
sente pesan 230 libras como mini.
mo, llegando hasta las $50 y 200,
mientras los "ligeros'' de 220 Ii
bras que juegan a la ofensiva, tie
men que correr como ladrones per-
seguidos por la policia.
La milla en- cuatro minutes, du-
rante mucho tempo considerable
como un sueno, ha sido ~superada
80 veces por Is corredores dife-
rente; ell salto en- alto de 7 pies
es va una realidad y los levantado-
res de pesos del presente leyanran
tanto que hacen lucir ma a Atlas.
listed puede alegar que los bo-
xeadores no son los de antano, pc
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POTRILLO TOMMY
Lee MANTUVO
SU INVICTO

INGLEWOOD, California, julio
Is -(UPI)- Ell brillante potrillo
Tommy Lee, invicto en- las pistas
obtuvo la quinta victoria de SUI bre
We carrera al sanar ell Scarlet
Stakes en- 81 hipodromo de Holly,
wood Park, con un premio de 81.
600 d6layes al primero.
Tommy Lee que nacio en- Ingla-
terra, venci6 a Finnegan por dos
cuerpcs en- I'm minute diez segun'
dos dos auintos para los seis fur
longs lpoco mas de 1000 metros).
Era srsE fsvorito y page 2.70, 2.20
2.l0. Tercero se clasifico Monks
Hood.
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VS. Archie Mcbride, en- Trenton, Ell
l de agcsto; Nino Valdes VS. Mike
DeJohn, en- Rochester, ell Is de
agosto, y Rory Calhoun VS. Ace
Armstrong, en- Elizabeth, New Jer-
sey, el 2 de agosto,
Harris Markson, que hizo Ell
anuncio dijo que la Comision
Atletica del Estado todavia no ha
aprobado eli combate revancha en-
ire values y DeJohn, pero que la
aprobacion es esperada proxima-
mente sin ninguna dificultad.
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PEP De NUEVO
HACIA CAMPEONATO
MUNDlAL PLUMAS

NORWOOD, Connecticut, julio
18,-(UPD-El ex campe6n mum
dial de reso pluma Willie Pep di6
I'm paso mas en- SUI campaha para
pelear con ell actual titular de IL
categolia Hogan Bassey, al veneer
faeilmente por puntos a Bobby
Bell en- ui combate a diez rounds
efectuado hoy en- esta ciudad.
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VENEZUELA
SELECClONO
SUS BOXERS

CARACAS, julio Is. (UPD-La
Federation Venezolana de Boxeo
aficionaao selecciono su equipo de-
finitivo que sctuara EN- Ell torneo
de Mexico que Sc celebrara del seis
al nueve de agosto proximo.
Forman ell equipo los siguientes
boxerssdtrionades: Armando. Blan-
co, peso mosca, Ricardo Salas, Pc
so gallo. Carlos Hernandez, peso
PUMA; Felix Liendo, ligero; Enri-
que Tovar, welter; Jose Rafael To-
no, medic ligeFo y Fidel Odreman
semi-pesado.
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Firnadas las Reyanchas Va|des.De John
Crawford 0rtega Para Ell Mes de Agosto

NEW YORK, julio 18.-(UPI)-
Ell Clup International de Boxeo
anuncio hoy 4 combates para ell
mes de agosto, incluyendo una Pc
lea revancha entire ell mexicano
Gaspar Ortega y ell norteamericano
Mickey Crawford, ell IS de agosto,
EN- eli Madison Square Garden.
Ortega vencio a Crawford por
decision dividida Ell pasado II de
julio.
Las otras peleas anunciadas por
oil GLIB son las de Tony Anthony
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Richmond 2, A /.
Go innings.
Montreal 7, Rochester 4,
90 innings.
Buffalo II, Toronto 4.
(13 innings.
Unicos juegos sehalados.
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p 0 SItI0 N IS
LIGA NACIONAL

RESULTADOS
Milwaukee g., San Luis 7.
Cincinnati 3, Chicago 2.
S. Francisco 8, Filadelfia 7.
Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 3.
LlGA AMERICANA
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Ell "ENANO"

Mills, Ell "%enano' de seis pies del
team, rechaz0 ofertas de los Carde.
males y Yankees para inscribirse
en- Illinois. Els I'm golfista EN- los
70 y quarterback All,Star de su
eStado.
Tambien en- ell team estaba Tom
Slzer, de 81 1-2, que va a Cincin-
natl, I'm companero de Lucas en-
Middletown; Norman Grow, de SIS,
quien es un sensational canastero
con I'm 70 por ciento de sus tiros
~encestados, quien ira a Sc, ,un bri-
llante estudiante que Sc matricula-
"a en- Notre Dame; Bill Lefevre,
de 6-5, que ira a Montana State;
John Kelso, de ga, quien es tam
bien uno de los excelentes CORE.
dores de cuartos de milla del es.
tado de Indiana, y Willie Thomas,
de SO, en- Los Angeles.
Todos son grandes y buenos en-
la manera moderna y campeones
en- OtroS aSpectos.
Como Kelso, que tiene un pela-
do muy, pero muy corto, Wilt
Chamberlain lie vic comerse seis
perros calientes en- ell Juego de las
Estrellas y diio asombrado:
"Senor milo, para un calvo como
tn, reaimente sabes conner.
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RESULTADOS
New York 4, Detroit 2.
Boston 6, Kansas City 2.
Cleveland 8, Washington 3.
Baltimore 3, Chicago 0.
LIGA
G.. p. Ave
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70 este es una sensl de adelanto
economico, Los muchschones eStan
ahi. Lo unico es que ellos prefie-
rem cualquier otro deporte al DO.
Xeo.
Considere ell case de sstos iuga-
dores colegiales de basketball.
Lucas, que ira a Ohio State, juso
en- teams que ganaron rs encuen.
tros seguidos antes de perder ell
los semifinaIes del Torneo de High
Schools de Ohio, Fue ell primer en-
cuentro que perdia tras seis amos
actuando en- circuitos de junior
high y high school.
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H'iendSUiEEe Notes

Oakland. on Saturday.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Friend we're Rev
and Mrs. w. A. Judy. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Johnson and son
! Marty, of CresaptoWn.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richter and
son Paul, visited her brother, Mar
tin Garletts. at his home at Poto-
mac Park on Sunday. Martin had
been a patient in Sacred Heart hos
pital, Cumberland, since Labor
Day, but returned to his home on
Wednesday.
Miss Mae Schroyer, Mrs. Helen
Devine, Mrs. Amos Friend and
family were Wednesday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert c.
Resi- and girls, Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Miller and
children visited her mother, Mrs.
Hetta Timney and other relatives
at Homecoming, on Sunday.
Miss Sue Richter was a Sunday
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rich
ter, Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack D. Friend, Mt.
lldluiGl, spent tIlC NCCh-Nhd Will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Friend Saturday evening
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Byard
Liston. Harnedsville, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Giles and
Mrs. John Giles, West Leisenring,
Pa, were Sunday afternoon guests
of the latter's sister, Mrs Henrietta
Lininger. Mrs. John Giles remained
with her parents for a few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell and
children, Edgar and Marion, Balti-
more, were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Schlosnagle.
Walter Wicklow also visited his
sister and family on Sunday. The
Mitchell family also spent Saturday
evening with her sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Seggie and family, Ac-
cident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cross left
for their home at Tampa, Fla, after
a vacation here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Doyle Mccullough and other rela-
tives.
George Book, John Redman, Mrs.
Minnie Rodaheaver. Miss Eva
Schroyer, Cumberland, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton Schroyer, Oak Hill.
Mrs. Margaret Rush and daugh-
ter Carole, visited her mother,
Mrs. Asa B. Friend and Mr.. and
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Mrs Hubert FRIEND, at Hoycs, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Skidmore and Mrs.
Ross Selby spent several days at
Waldorf. with the formers son and
family Mr., and Mrs. James Skid
more.
Mrs Kaye Fike, Romney. w. Va,
spent the weekend at her home
here
Weekend visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ NJ Shultz and family were
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Friend and
son, of Elkins, w. Va: Mr.. and
Mrs M. E. Shultz and son, Mr. and
Mrs. John Shultz, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Shultz and family Union
town, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Rankin and family. Dunbar, Pa.
Mrs. Clarence Younkin, Mrs.
Howard Mckenzie. Grantsvillc,
were Friday dinner guests of Mrs.
Arthur Richter and Mrs. Ada Gar
let's. Friday evening callers were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Race and Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Race and friends,
all of Eckhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Friend and
family, Miss Mae Schroyer we're
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Schroycr and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Schroyer, Rives-
vile, w. Va, and with Mir, and
Mrs. Charles Friend and family at
MorgantoWn, w. Va
Visitors at the home of Mrs. Mar
garet Rush during the weekend
were Mr.. and Mrs Dean Rush and
family, Accident; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Rush and family
Warren Thomas and family, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Thomas and sons,
Mrs. Evelyn Hauser and Mrs. Kaye
Fike.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schiller
and Mrs Paul Murphy returned to
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Methodist Activity

mGlHOulSl ASllNllY
Services for Sunday at the
Methodist churches are Selbysport
9:45 a M; Friendsville, II a. m.
and Sang Run, 730 p. m. Sunday
School here at 10 a. m.
The WSCS will meet Monday
evening, October 6, in the church
Miss Nellie Friend will have the
devotions, and Mrs. John Holman
will present the topic Circle | will
serve.
Lutheran Activity
Worship service with Holy Com
munion for Sunday at 8 a m. at
Grace Lutheran church. with Sun
day School at 10 a. m.
Buckwheat Cake Supper
The Ladies Aid of Sand Spring
church are sponsoring a buckwheat
cake supper at the Community
building, Saturday evening. Octo-
Der 4, from $50 to 8 p. m. The pub
lie is invited.
First Christian Church
Bible study at 10 a. m, and
preaching at II a. m. for Sunday,
at First Christian church
0ITInQdv Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Friend en-
tertained 26 guests with a turkey
supper Saturday evening, in honor
of their daughter, Penny Lees, 5th
birthday A three-tiered decorated
cake was presented to Penny by
Mrs. Woodrow HENDERSON, of Sell
bysport. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan HENDERSON, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack HENDERSON, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow HENDERSON and family,
Mrs. Wade Schroyer and Kimber-
ley Sue, Mr. and Mrs Harold Hum
berson and Tammy Sue, Mrs. Min
ME Friend, Mrs b. F. Schroyer
Mrs. John Williams and Connie
Miss Mae Schroyer, Mrs. Helen
DeVine, Dale Eugene Friend and
the honoree's parents and brother
and sister, Sherry and Terry
Friend.
Picnic Dinner Served
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spear and
daughter Paula, Mrs. H. l.. Shoe
maker, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Shoe
maker and sons, Ricky and jim
my, and William Durham attended
a picnic dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Barnard and son
Mark, at Frostburg The dinner
honored the birthdays of Mr.. and
Mrs. Spear which occurred Satur-
day and Monday. The honorees re-
ceived lovely gifts
Auxiliary to Meet
The monthly meeting of the La
dies auxiliary will be held in the
fire hall on Wednesday evening,
October s, at 8 o'clock.
Rotary Meeting Held
Howard w. Lindeman, Governor
of 735th district of Rotary Interna-
tional. made his official visit to
the local club on Monday evening,
and spoke to the group. Visitors
were Robert Martin, Foster Riggs,
Harvey Winters, Mason Glotfelty
o. I. eraser, of Oakland, and Dr.
PodrO Rivera, of Friendsville.
Mrs. Owen Frantz and daughter
Dorothy were business caller in
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their home at Orlando. Fla. after
being called here on account of
the death of Mrs. Schuler's father,
p II. Garlctts.
Seventeen ladies of Friendsville
attended the Democrat meeting at
Oakland on Friday evening at the
William-James hotel.
Miss Ethel Turncy, Mt. Lake
Park, was a Tuesday overnight
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Okey Hoff.
Mrs. Evelyn Hauser returned to
her homo at Elder Hill after spend
ing a week at the Garletts-Richtcr
home.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Clyde VanSickle during the
weekend were Miss Carole Higgin-
botham Pittsburgh. Pa; Danny
VanSicklc, Cleveland, o.; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Savage, Markleysburg,
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Daley Groves, Ell
der Hill, spent Saturday evening
with her sister Miss Nellie Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Hoff and
daughter Marlene. and Johnny
Carr. of FriendsVille; Miss Ethel
Turncy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe TURKEY
and family. Mt. Lake Park. were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Frazee, Markleysburg,
Pa.
Miss Beverly Savage spent the
weekend with Miss Sharon Crit
fifth at Mill Run.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Sines and
family, Mrs, Orpha Sines were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Sines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Rush, Ray
mond Garner, Sandra, Louise and
Billy Kahlbaugh we're Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Arlie
Blake, Oakland.
Mrs. Richard Selby was a bust
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Refreshments were served by 9Th
grades assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth
Williams and Mrs. Mary McKen-
Zie.
The rooms of Miss Claudine
Opel and Miss Joyce Warwick won
the prize for having the most par
Cnts present
Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H. Richter an
nounce the betrothal of their
daughter Yvonne Alverta, to
Wayne Eugene Collier, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Collier, of Accident
An open church wedding will
take place October II at 2 o'clock,
standard time at St Johns English
Lutheran church at Cove.
An open house reception will
follow at the Accident fire hall for
relatives and friends. The couple
will reside at Accident
u. S. and Lebanon agreed that
u. S. troops would leave Lebanon
bV Oct. II.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-02
Sacred Song Service To Be
Presented

The Laurel Glen Church Of the
Brethren, one and One-half miles
from GAINESVILLE, w. Va, on the
Crancsville-Cuzzart road, is having
a sacred song service on Sunday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-02
afternoon. October ~.

dTIclnOOn, OtJODtI Il,
Regular Sunday school service
will be held at 10 o'clock with
regular worship at II o'clock and
basket unch at u. The song
service is scheduled for l o'clock.
All singers arc invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-02
EVANSVILLE
P.-T.A. Meeting Held

Grantsville's P.-T.A. met Mon
day evening, September 20 with
Leslie Stanton, president, in
charge. Mr.. Stanton spoke on
Better Education in the Grants
vile Community" the organiZa-
TONS theme for the year.
The school band presented a pro-
gram under direction of Louis
Michael, instructor A. b. Dean,
principal of school, spoke on
Trends in Education which is
explained more fully in another
article in today's issue.
Announcement was made of a
delegates convention for P-TA.
in Baltimore, November and Z.
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ness caller in Oakland on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Rush and
son. of Markleysburg, Pa. were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rush.
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Las PIoniNos
del Income Tax
CircUIondo va

Mas de un million de RESIDENCES
de la Florida recibiran sus plani-
Has del Impuesto sobre la Renta
en- estos dias, para que tengan
tempo de presentarlas con ell es.
tado de sus ingresos del ano 1857,
anuncio ell Director de Distrito,
Laurie w. Tomlison. Ha habi-
do muy pocos cambios en- las pla-
nillaS y en- los requisites para su
presentation, con respecto al ano
anterior.
FL sistema de "ayuda propia"
para llenar las planillas, que ha
dado tan buenos resultados en- los
ultimoS amos, volvera a emplearse
este ano. Sc pedira al contribuyen-
tie que termine SUI propia planilla
y ell Servicio del Impuesto brin-
dara solamente consejo tecnico. Els
tie sistema de ayuda permite ell
maximum de ayuda al publico, du-
rante ell periodic de presentation
de las planlllaS.
En- nuestra Oficina del Servicio
del Impuesto de Miami, hemos des-
tinado los lunes de cada semana
como ell "Dia de Ayuda Especial
al Contribuyente", informo ell di'
rector Tomlinson. Sc brindara tam
bien ayuda especial % contribu-
yente los dias 2 de enero, a y 5
de febrero y 8 y II de abril, y
desde luego, Ell dia IS de abril
que es ell ultimo para %presentar las
planillas.
Ahadio ell director Tomlinson
que tambien Sc brindara servicio
telef6nico, de $50 de la mahana
a 4:30 de la tarde, todos los dias
excepto Sabados y domingos, en-
la oficina de Miami. Sc solicitara
de los contribuyentes que termi-
(Pasa a la Pagina 13)