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Bojd en- Miami
eI DesempIeo
Bvenu. Perspeetivas Pora 81 Invierne

tados en- busca de trabajo q Ia
Florida.
En- este punto Sc agravo ell
%desempleo, puesto que Hegaron
a la peninsula mayores cantida-
des que en- amos recientes,
mientras la industrial del vestido
tuvo que dejar fuera de Sus ira
bajos a unos 500 trabajadores.
Ell director de la oficina del
Servicio de Empleo de Miami,
81. ia. Bliss, expreso que la ola
de nuevos empleos parece desti-
NADIA a subir y a manifestarse
bien pronto.
Hay evidentes senales de op-
timismo en- Ell hecho de que la
Florida incorpor6 a su terrific
rio el ano pasado, 799 nuevas
plantas ind~us.riales, las cuales
en- I'm 80 por ciento mas o me
mes dieron trabajo a Is emplea-
dos cada una
Esta creacion y traslado de
nuevas industries a Miami Sc
debe, en- .buena MEDIA, a los
esfuerzos de la Florida Develop
mente Commission (Comision
de Fomento de la Florida) y a
otras entidades estatales, que
invierten tempo, dinero y tee
nicos en- atraer negocios nue.
vos al Estado
Algunas nuevas empresaS, CO.
mo la de aetividades bancarias
para servir a clientes latinoame-
ricanos. estan en- Was de esta-
blecerse en- Miami, donde hay
grsnoes potencialidades en- csc
sector de la economic.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
Firmas de Inversiones Tienen
que Ac|arar sus 0peraciones

Segun alegan las autoridades
federales, dos firmas de ventas
de valores, en- representation
de los negocios de Arthur vi
ming Davis, Sc c-omprometieron
a vender medic million de dola-
res en- valores, antes de que los
mismos estuvieran en- ell mer-
cado.
Hace la ~acusacion la Conf
sion de Intercambio de Valores.
ORGANISING federal que vigila las
operaciones de este tipo en- ell
mercado nacional.
De acuerdo con la ley, no pue
de colocarse a la venta en- pu.
blico ninguna acci6n de esta ella
Sc sin haberse previamente ira
mitado SUI inscription en- las of
cinas federales correspondent.
teS.
Davis es un multimillonario
que, cuenta actualmente con 81
amos y ell 10 de septiembre
anuncio que habia colocado en-
manos de la recien establecida
firma Arvida Corporation 1855
millas cuadradas de terreno, en-
South Florida, y que Sc pom
drian a la venta acciones por
valor de 80 millones de dolares.
Los abogados del millionaire
floridano aclaran que ell "press
release, emitido por ellos no
constitute una oferta de venta
al publico, pero la Securities
Exchange Commission estima 10
contrario.
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Leones de Miomi
Venderdn Bombillos

Con Ell proposito de recaudar
fondos para los enfermos de la
vista, 1000 miembros del Club
de Leones de Miami, Sc ha dis
puesto a salil de casa en- casa
a vender bombillos incandes-
centes. Ell producto de esta ven
ia Sc dedicara a ~costear los ca
SOS de enfermos de la vista y
ayudar a las victimas de esas
intermediates.
Esta labor de recaudacion du-
rara nasta ell II de octubre v
esta patrocinada por a clubes
de Leones locales.
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instrucciones en- la iglesia So
bre 10 que Sc debe hacer en-
las casas durante periodos de
emergencia.
La Sonora symons, que es
presidente de la organization,
es tambien representante juri.
dica en- Ell Tribunal 262 de las
Hijas Catolicas de America v,
trabajando en- nombre de las
dos organizaciones, ha sugeri-
do leyes que considera conve-
niente que Sc adopten para ma
yor seguridad en- Ell trafico. Dos
de sus ideas han sido aprobadas
va por la Legislature del Esta-
do y estan en- vigencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
AIca|de High
ProcIan1a Dia
del Cartero
Vioie q Puerto Rico
Pura cortero del Ano

Ell AlcaIde de la Ciudad, Sr.
Robert King High, ha procla-
mado ell 4 de Octubre como
"Dia del Cartero" en- esta ciu-
dad.
Este Dia del Cartero es Ell
segundo ac~ontecimiento annual
organizado por los carteros de
Miami. que pertenecen al Cru.
pc 1911 de la Association Ma
cional de Carteros. Durante la
celebration, sera seleccionado
Ell "Cartero del a1o, por vote
popular, para reemplazar al de
este ano. Sr. Ben Towsley, de
la Oficina de Correos Riverside.
Ell agraciado este ano recibira
un viaje gratis a Puerto Rico,
junto con otros premios.
FL Alcalde High declare que
ell cartero es un elemento de
gran importancia en- la comu-
nidad, 10 mismo que importante
eslabon de communication entire
ell Gobierno y ell pueblo.
Tambien anunci6 que cere-
monias apropiadas Sc llevaran
a cabo Ell 4 de octubre en- ell
Police Benevolent Hall", en-
donde sera seleccionado ell car
tero predilecto.
Ell publico en- general esta in
vitado a las ceremonies.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
POGO ~Entusiusmo
en- Ia Votucion

Las lluvias fueron un factor
negative en- las primeras horas
del martes, y elias impidieron
a muchos electores acudir a las
urnas para determinar 81 ell es-
tatuto metropolitan iba o no
iba a ser modificado.
Ademas de esta question, los
vo,antes tenian ante 81 la prue.
.ba eliminatoria de algunos can
didatos que no lograron mayo
ria completa en- las primaries
del dia 8 de septiembre.
Segun ell observatorio, toda
la manana habria lluvias disc
minadas por ell Condado, 10 cual
ausuraba una votacion floja en-
la primera seccion del dia.
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sorprendido por 81 Propio Juez,
10 Condemn a 6 Moses de CdrceI

Cuando Isadore Beck Sc re-
creaba en- Ell estadio de Miami
contemplated Ell juego de foot
ball hace algunas noches, no
sospechaba en- que una mirada
observadora 10 seguia. Era la
del Juez de la Corte Criminal
de Miami, George E. Schulz,
ante ell cual habia comparecido
anteriormente Beck, fingiendo
padecer de una enfermedad en-
SUI cuello que 10 obligaba a CO.
locarse un collar protector por
toda la vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-01
Lewis EIegidO
vicepresident
de Pan American
Bank Of Miami

Ell ST.. Maurice X. Lewis, Jr.
fue elegido Vicepresidente del
Pan American Bank Of Miami
del grupo Sottile, durante la
reunion de septiembre de Ia
Junta DIRECTIVE.
Ell Sre Lewis trae al Pan Anne
rican Bank aproximadamente
treinta amos de experienced en-
la banca y las finanzas. Estara
encargado de la Division de Fo.
mento de los Negocios y traba.
lara tambien en- prestamos co.
merclales.
Principle su distinguida ca
rrera como mensajero del Gle
veland Trust Company, ascen-
diendo rapidamente, hasta lie
gar a gerente de una de las SUI.
cursales en- 1852, siendo ascen-
dido a Vice Presidente en- 1855.
Posteriormente fue nombrado
Vice Presidente Executive y Sc
cretaIlo del First Federal Sa-
wings and Loan Association, de
WIlloughby SOHO.
Ell Sr. Lewis Sc ha apartado
de las actividades bancarias So
10 una vez, cuando ingreso a las
Fuerzas Armadas de los Estados
UnIdos en- 1912, sirviendo hasts
1945. Entr6 como voluntario al
Ejercito, como soldado raso y,
al salir, tenia ell titulo de Capt.
tan de la Fuerza Aerea.
DlARIO LAS AMERICAS fe-
lielta al nuevo Vicepresidente
del Panamerican Bank, desean-
cole numerosos y nuevos triun-
fos en- su va distinguish carrie
re-
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AsuItv d Tiendu
de zapatos

Tres individuos penetraron
el lunes por la noche en- la "a
pateria Royal Shoe Store, ubi-
cada en- 6343 NV 7 Avenida,
de donde Sc llevaron $500 en-
effective.
Uno de losnsalteadores, Ell mas
pequeho des1os tres, salio con
un par de zapatos negros, nume-
70 8, tai vez como premio espe-
cial por ell exito de la operation.
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II sEAoUARIuM De MIAAAl

Una de las mas impresionantes atracciones
~turisticas de los EE. UU. es Ell Seaquarium de Mia
mi, VisitadO anualmente por miIIones de personals.
Tiene una de las mas completes eOleeciones de
peees trOpicales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
FLA Funds Easy

Money is reported 10 be
fairly generally available To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
Eosier Home Looms
Squirting Production

cally at par for FILA loans
likewise q recent development
favorable TO builders and
buyers.
As for discounts on CT loans,
they continue 10 be sought by
lenders. though TO . lesser de-
gree now that the OF interest
rate has been increased from
4la 10 4ss per cent. II Is re-
ported that on 30-year. 5 and
10 per cent down payment OF
loans. some lenders seek $3.50
70 50 from the seller. plus 81
from the borrower per 500 OF
mortgage amount. The prevail
ing discount Is reported 70 vary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
A DESIGN FOR LIVING

The MOYAONE RESERVE pronounced Moy-own and
named after ancient Indian Village Aeeokeekl
represents the labor of love Of few people who discovered
this rural Of great charm. They determined to
that 1t did not change, except for the better
Moyaone be explained design for living rather
than Of land The design is obtrusve. You
won't when you visit the unless you take the
trouble hunt for it, Driving along the quiet country
region with steep ravnes and clear brooks with here and
there q shining vista Of the Potomac River, with Mount
Vernon across the WATER and the tranquil bottom lands
along the shores Of Piscataway Bay.
Today there IL room for only 50 families the
Thousands Of that peninsula known the
MOYAONE RESERVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
IF YOU LOVE THE LAND

The residents Of the M0YAONE RESERVE invite you
. kind Of country living unequaled in the Wash,
ngOn metropolitan There hundreds of Of
permanent open land-unspoiled natural besuty-bOst
neutrality-suspicious. -ravinesishing- trails
bride paths lake.
An RecrestOn Center with community house
tennis courts--ball eds-swimmng pOol-pienc groves
Girl Scout Camp.
Nursery School, educational foundation provide
scholarships and promote cultural INSTRUMENTATION
theatre.
All Of these things already exist; they offered
premiums All Of these things plus privacy be enjoyed
5-acre hOmesiles priced under 10000 TO $4,000.
This wellpIsnned community has been developed and
10 controlled by s residents far into the future
II you are without roots Of your own want estsb-
h somewhere, this is the community for you.
The people who live here truly share their unique
design for living with others who love the land II you
be among them, drive out to meet them
possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
Color Weighed

some colors seem heavier
than others. Deep eolorz. for
instance. As compared 10 pale
colors. The ''lightest" Of all
would. consequently. be white;
the "hesyiest." black. Next time
you're travelling. notice the
suitcase. DO the light-colored
ones look lighter in weight than
the black onesP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
Continued From Pare b.

Continued From Pare Bel
slders II has held In the past.
A interest rates IN the East
have lowered, this iirmb s
per cent rate Is reported 10
have lost some Of the pulling
power II has had In connection
with an insurance policy tle-in
program II sponsors.
Lenders are DESTROYS that
prospective borrowers be not
misled as 10 the extent OF In
terest-rate reductions.
They point out, and correctly,
that most conventional loans
in this area are sim being made
at a So per cent rate.
This is the prevailing rate
sought by most savings and
loan associations and insurance
companies.
But there has been an I'M
disputed recent change, builders
point out: Significantly. COM
petition does exist In greater
volume at lower rates.
As for FILA discounts. one
mortgage firm said today that
II has sold some local FLA
MORTGAGES at a half point pre-
MUM 10 an out-of town invest
ing institution which does ia
own servicing (rent-collecting,
Bookkeeping etc. This institu-
ton considered the 5h per
cent FHA mortgages so adj
vantageous as an investment
that Il was willing TO pay
Sf0o60 for each 500 OF mort
gage amount in order to obtain
the mortgage.
FHA Funds Easy
Money is reported TO be
fairly generally available To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17

Administration "a being con-
fronted with the question Of
whether ia maximum rate
should be reduced. A change IN
the FHA rate would require,
also. = change in VA rate. since
the law requires that there be
q one-half Of l per cent diff
ierential between the two.
Many lenders expect that
rate sterilization soon Will be
achieved. though the main fact
that now appears 10 stand out
IA that. at the moment. there
Is plenty Of money actively
competing for mortgages al
most everywhere. All OF which
Is. OF course, advantageous 70
both buyer and builder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17

Accumulated dirt and stains
on interior masonry and stone
work usually can be removed
with a strong cleaning soap,
hot water and q stifi-bristle
scrub brush. II this doesn't
work. buy q bottle Of muriatic
acid. dilute II with water ac-
cording TO directions on the
bottle. and use this solution as
the cleaning agent
Avoid getting Il on the skin or
In the eyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
-6G-h
This n siIlG's
HN@0
is our story

young Naval officer brought his sheltorn ship home
from the Pacific during World War H.
He TO Accokeek find The peace and
from the hell he had gone through convinced
him that this what he wanted back As he
departed complete the battle for Japan he left requests
Buy 10 acres for my return"
Friends helped him achieve his wish But get 10 acres
they had to buy 800!
He back, claimed his 10 acres, found a wife and
built his home himself
So did many another young home from the
Most Of them friends friends Of friends The
years had he made up The surge the country
side on. They came TO get
But in this ease there difference. These people
interested in earpetng the country with csrpor
They had fierce desire keep the country unspoiled
uncrowded unclutlered So they began try and hold
q whole peninsula island of peace in the rushing
world beyond generous neighbOr helped.
The real people laughed the place
without bulldOEers, without of identical homes
could not be successful real estate development But
many another family looking for peace and quiet for
and Of belong things important in life,
instead. The experiment began to succeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17

around these amounts IN this
ARA.
Some builders are reported
|hesitating 10 commit themselves
70 PAY current discounts IN OF
financing. though the Veterans
Administration this week re-
ported appraisal requests II re-
celved for proposed homes In
April went up ioS per cent over
those received In March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
Advantage Seen

As interest rates on eonven-
tional mortgages have pushed
below the FLA 5h per cent
rate In an expanding area Of
the Nation under the impact
Of the Federal Reserve Boards
new policy. the Federal Housing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
Dulles Welcomes
Russiun Dancers

to catch it," Dulles said. The
surest way to catch it is to
find a way to give happiness
to others. and you are giving
a good deal of happiness to
the American people"
Igor Moiseyev, head of the
troupe, came up with a re-
Spouse.
1--WE have learned that
people have to share to be-
come richer" Moiseyev said
through a translator. I'VE
are for a fruitful exchange
and it should be broadened
and broadened."
In the second act finale,
the dancers joined in waving
vigorously in the direction
of Dulles party. He waved
back just as hard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Chilean Navy Chief
Arrives Here Today

week win be United States
Air Force Col. and Mrs.
Robert W. Witty. He Is 10
be the new United States Air
Attache at the United States
Embassy in Ottawa.
Among the many farewell
parties for the WHY'S was the
reception given for them on
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Turner In their Silver
Spring home. Both Mrs.
Turner and Mrs. Witty have
been very interested In SAcY,
Inc. Science and Arts Center
for Youth. and most OF the
guests at the party included
members Of that organization,
Driving up with the WHY'S
viii be their i6-year-old
twins. Bruce and Laurel, and
their son. Rogan. Col. Witty
relieves Col. Robert ]. Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17

Secretary of State Dulles
declared a three-hour recess
in the cold war last night
and took in the Soviets
famed Moiseyev d ance
troupe.
1t was love at first sight.
The sometimes dour Sec
rotary joined the audience in
long. loud applause and paid
the dancers a surprise back
stage visit during intermls-
sion.
There, the IS beautiful girls
and agile young men clus-
tered about Mr.. Dulles. Some
whipped out movie cameras
and took his picture.
Mr.. Dulles seemed carried
away. With an interpreter
putting his words into Rus
sian, he said he believed
happiness" was the word for
the Moiseyev.
"You have to enjoy some
thing to do it well. and you
dance so we'll that you must
enjoy it very much" he said.
He said he watched them
in the first act, whirling and
chasing about the stage in
their colorful folk costumes,
and recalled the United
States Declaration of indie
pendence's phrase about
pursuit of happiness"
But it's one thing to chase
happiness and another thing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Embassy
Row Hos
BusyDdY
EAST AND WEST each

EAST AND WEST each
put It's best foot forward. cul-
turally speaking. last night,
with the appearance here Of
iirst-rate ballet groups from
both sides Of the Iron Cur
tain.
The contest continued on
the social scene. too. with the
Vests standard-bearef. Ro-
land Petit's Ballots de Paris,
being entertained at the
French Embassy. and the
Soviet Embassy doing party
honors for the Moiseyev
Dance Company from Mos
COW.
The French ballet COM
pany, which Is appearing at
the Carter Barron Amphi-
theater, was feted by French
Ambassador and Nine. Al
phand at a $3.50 reception
at the embassy.
The party was set un-
usually early. to allow the
performers plenty OF time to
get ready for their evening
appearance.
The Russian ballet group,
which opened a three-day
run at Loew's Capitol Theater
last night. was entertained
at the Russian Embassy after
the show. Ambassador Mem
shikov was unable to be
present, having been sud-
denly recalled to Moscow the
day before.
Those in the audience to
see the Moiseyev Ballet
group included Charles B,
Wrightson of Houston. Tex,
with his guests. Secretary
of State and Mrs. Dulles, CHA
director and Mrs. Dulles. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker.
Others in the first night
audience were japanese Am
bassador Asakai, Peruvian
Am assador Berckemey.
er. Assistant Secretary o.
State c. Burke Elbrick. Dis
trict Commissioner and Mrs
Robert Mclaughlin. Judg'
and Mrs. George t. Wash
ington, the State Depart
ment's Special Assistant fot
East-West Affairs and Mrs
w. H. Lacy, the Director G.
the East-West Contacts Stat
and Mrs. Frederick Meillll
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gar
rett, Mr.. and Mrs. RALPH
Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. Morri
Cafritz, MIR. S. Hurok.
SUDANESE ENVOY AM:
also was host at a reception
last night, entertaining il
honor of three visitors from
his country.
They were DR.. Abu Sham
ma, Deputy Director Of Medi
cal Services of the Sudan
DR.. Rashad Farid. Med.cs
Officer of Health of Khar
toun Province. ana Mr.. Hos
nj Ahmed, sales manager o
the Sudan GeZira Board,
large cotton combine.
The two doctors came t
this country to attend III
World Health Organizatio
meetings held recently !
Minneapolis. About so guest
were invited to the part!
chiefly from the medical pro
feSsion.
STILL ANOTHER gather
Continued on Page B-7, Col,
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Amazing Creamy POmade
Tones Down Grayness
Hair Looks Young Again

Gray Hair makes you look
older than you really are.
But, now you can look years
younger by simply using
Herbold Pomade as your
hair dressing. This amazing
creamy pomade tones down
grayneSs and makes your
hair look young again; like
it did before it turned old
and gray.
Gray, streaked. drab,
mousey hair is re-colored so
gradually, and blended so
perfectly with the natural
color of your hair that no
one can tell you are using
anything but a fine hair
dressing.
It's real easy to do at
home. Rub a little Herbold
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you do any hair dressing)
comb it - that's all! Do this
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That's why you never have
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17

The Commander In chief
Of the Chilean Navy, Vice
Admiral Leopoldo Fontaine,
checks IN this afternoon for
a three-day stay.
Admiral Fontaine Is here at
the invitation Of the Chief OF
Naval Operations. Admiral
Arleigh Burke. for a two
week tour Of United States
naval installations through
out the country.
Admiral and Mrs. Burke
will entertain him at dinner
tonight at Admiral's House.
Last night. the chairman
OF the Canadian Joint Stan
and Mrs. II. Alan Sparkling
gave a small farewell cocktail
party In their Forest lane
home for the departing Cana
dian Military Attache and
Mrs. Mayhem.
The popular couple, who
will be greatly missed by the
many friends they've made
here during the Colonel's
three-year tour OF duty. are
leaving at the end of the
month.
They are returning to OF
tawa, pretty-red-haired Mrs.
Mayhew's home town. where
Col. Mayhem will be attached
to Canadian Army head
quarters.
One OF the last farewell
parties for the Mayhews will
be the reception TO be given
in their honor by the Army
Assistant Chief of Staff fol
Intelligence and Mrs. Robert
A. Schow on the 9th.
Another couple who will bt
on their way to Ottawa this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
MEN LOOK YOUNGER, TOO
by simple use Of HeThold Pomade

dryness and restore that
lustrous, alive, neat look.
So if the years have stolen
the natural oils and color
from your hair, leaving it
dry, dull, drab, streaked, or
a lifeless gray - or if your
hair has been dyed - and
looks it - start using Her.
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3 weeks your hair will look
young again, without a sign
of grayness. And regular use
will keep it that way, for as
long as you like.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17
Waikiki Blip
can frozen pineapple-orange
;,,;oa AZ t,i,,ao ,,,,Io- GRO no

/ can frozen pineapple-orange
juice or pineapple
fruit Juice
/ banana
2 cups milk
Run hot water over can of
frozen juice to partially de-
frost it, then combine all in
gradients in blender until
creamy Makes 80 cups or
about 5 to 6 servings. Can
also be served with an ice
cream float.
If you do not have a blend
err, mash banana with fork,
then with rotary beaten COM
bine with thawed juice and
milk and mix we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-17

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