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been On the tobacco market
MISS Mabel Vaughan, Of Farm
Vile. IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w
IS Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bass at
tended the Dairymen's convention
IN Roanoke Thursday.
Mrs r. A. Hubbard spent the
week end With her mother. Mrs ]
II Hnndley. AT vinton
Overnight guests 81 Mr.. and hirs
Crawford Yeats Thursday were
MIR. and Mrs. Norman & Yeats. d
Newport News.
Miss Martha Bass spent Friday
night with Miss Ann Fitzgerald.
Mr. and Mrs Kelly w. Powell and
children, Kelly, Jr.. and Carolyn
Ann. Of Keysville. were dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
Yeats Saturday.
Guests OF MI. and Mrs Bruce
Gates Sunday were her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Walthall
Miss Mabel Vaughan. Of Farmville
and Miss Mary Lyle.
Guests Of Miss Mary Lyle Sunday
were Mrs, Agnes Lane. Of Hamp.
den-Sydney. her sister. Miss Nan
Lacy. Of Raleigh. N C.. and Mrs
~. b. Massey. OF Hampden-Sydney
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There Are Tales and Tails. and This Tail
Crem Into IA Alarming Tale In Days

l'llrrr are taleS ana tail bat
when 4 tan bears 4 tale that can
grow u sueh length and bftadih
IN Il lew DAYS It becomes tale
81 alarming ny SleaS and soc.
The headlines ia Culleh's hast
week news column concerning a
strange looking animal seem ~
Gently he's gone rampant il the
schools, 10th White and coiored
First there MAS i uaer. then II
badger Chen some ifeak animal
eating little pigs ana does and on
two occasions smacAed al Il child
Who wants TO be smackcd AT by
man or beast?
Then came the news that there
was i wildcat IN the Sandy River
neighborhood Nov this was too
much. a wildcat in our circle The
tale grew III magnitude. Finally il
grew 10 such immensely and intcn-
slty that the thing became q black
monster which looked like a
woman cried like baby. had Il
very long tail and ate COWS and
hogs. except the bones People?
Maybe THEY SAY the radio was
warning everyone to stay III after
dark and lock the doors
Is therf not ! reward tor ihf cap
fure Of this beast? There should b
one. al least for the fail tale
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IhFock Items
Slaytons Spend Week Visiting Friends,
Relatives From Lynchburg TO Ontario

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Slayton
and Carl. spent much OF last week
visiting friends and relatives. Mon.
day they spent Ia Lynchburs visit.
INK Mrs Slayton's daughter. Miss
Mabel Boyer. and Mr.. Slayton i
brotherin-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Tuck Tuesday they
| visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stay
ton. and family. Mrs Lizzie Slayton
and Irving fairfield. at Abilene
Thursday they visited Bud Powell
at 7 h ston's nursing home
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Russell
Burch. 81 Danville. were luncheon
guests o. the Leonard Slaytons. Sat
urday. the Slaytons were dinner
guests 81 Mr. and Mrs Wayne Cry
der at Abilene Sunday they drove
TO Ontario and spent the afternoon
with Mrs. Slayton's brother and
niece. Walter Hughes and Betty.
\ Laddie Hughes. Of X no K 4
visited his parents. Mr., and Mrs.
tJ. b Hughes. Saturday
N Miss Marie Collie. Of Danvillc
spent the wreck end with her par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs Willie Collie
| Mr.. and Mrs Burley Booth. and
children, OF Gum Tree. and Mr.
and Mrs, Lewis Meadows. and chill.
drcn, Of Farmpille. spent the week
end with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Meadows
H Miss Mary Rice spent the week
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Rice
\ Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
slayton Friday were Yves Powell
Mrs. Betty Powell. Mrs. Ruth Kidd
and son. Mr. and Mrs Russell
Burch. Of Danville. and NJ II
slayton Of Dowdys Corner
/ MIR and Mrs. S. l.. Ray, anc
family spent Sunday afternoon witt
Mr. and MIS- william Foster, al
/ Prospect
| Miss Bessie Mae Foster. Of Rich
fnond. spent the week end with heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs II A Foster
| Mrs. Bert Swalley honored hei
daughter. Melinda Lou. on hel
eleventh birthday January 28 b.
entertaining LOUIS classmates viii
HI party Al school from 10 B nm
Y Billy Moore. who Il stationed ii
Norfolk. spent tie week end with
his WIG, MIS- Frances Moore. WHO
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Is making her home with her par.
lenis. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cart
wright. while completing her
studies at LonRWOod College.
Allen Visits Parents
Sydney Allen. Of Hampton. spent
the week end with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. II. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Throckmor-
ton. and children. Of Roanoke. spent
Wednesday might and Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Throck-
morton and Mr. and Mrs, Bert
SWalley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Gryder, Of
Abilene. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney
WoHlack. Of Worsham, and Mrs
Bert Swalley. and Lou. and Mrs
A. NJ. Throcknorton visited MI
and Mrs. Charlie Skinner Sunday
This community was saddened
Tuesday morning by the death OF
Bud Powell. Mr. Bud had been in
falling health for the past few
months. He spent most Of his life
with Mr.. and Mrs Henry Slayton'
For the past three years he had
been patient al Thackston nurs-
ing home.
Mr. and Mrs Morton Rice and
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Rice, OF
Farinville, visited relatives in Rich.
mond
Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson. Jr.
and children Of Panplin. visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johr
Hudson. Tuesday
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Mr. >chaihe Gates entertained i
few Of her neighhofs VI bridge Mon
day evening ihere ~ nothing liEt
rubbing elbows lof Keeping neigh
Dolly
Mrs jamie Clark enjoyed the daA
witlr MeSs Woodtn Hughes Wedrns
day
NlI and Mrs Frank Bruce Ron
ala and 4 4 Bruce moteTed ID
N q, Sunday Afternoon
NJ VISIT Mr and Mrs Jack Morgan
- ! Bruce remained ior al az.
tended gsit
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Bradshaw
MI, and Mrs John Clancy and Mr..
and Mrs Charlie Farmer were Sun
day callers IN the home OF Mr. and
MIS- Temple Jenkins. making the
day little brighter for MI. len4
klnS. who has been Shut IN with i
cold MI Clancy and Mr. Brad
shaw also VISITED Willie Bradshaw
tlippln Visits Mother
Albert t'lippin. and son. OF Farm
VILE visited his mother, Mrs.
Blanche Fllppn and brother. Fred.
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Clark Garrett sell
dom spend week without having
some Of their children or grand
childrcn With them. being typical
and loving parents, Sunday they
played a different role They We're
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Darlington Hgts.

Edward Metcalf. OF Lynciburg
College. spent several days at home
last week. having completed exams
and waiting for the new term to
begin
Mrs. Clarence WEIGH returned
Thursday after seeing her husband
Of to Tripoli from Charleston. s. G.
She also visited friends and rela-
tives in North and South Carolina
while away. She is presently EN-
ployed at her old job in Pamplin
until arrangements concerning the
fanily's moving to Tripoll can be
made
Mr.. and Mrs John Maloney and
daughters. Linda and Debby. OF
Roanoke. visited the r. H. Ma
loneys last Sunday
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i TN guests u Mi ana Mrs Edward
Ga1netl. ot Blackstone, Nhert- all
Il thelt children gathered tor The
day
Ntl aud Mrs { W HODGES, and
PEGGY spent Sunday Afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs j s Parsons,
lol charlotttsE II
Nh and Mrs Paul Wheeler. OF
Beffyvillc. spent the week end
with the Willic Rasses. ] + Bruce
had dinner With them Saturday
They visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bruce and ] + Bruce III the even
ing. and called on Mr. and Mrs
Albert Hillsman. Mn and Mrs. W
A. Oldham. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bass and Mrs w 3. Cages.
Winter Decorates Orchard
4 The lawn Of the. Wheelers Dor
dered by the orchard OF Senator
Harry Byrd has always been en-
i HANGED by its background Of foil
age. spring blossoms and h e
autumns colorfnl fruit Due To last
summer drought. the damaged
fruit was left unharvested. Then
came ii l4-inch snow, and winter
painted its masterpiece. The or
chard was like 4 forest Of beautiful
i Christmas trees decked high with
fluffy snow On bough and fruit with
brilliant red apples shining like
ornaments through millions OF open
lnes. II was ii sight rare and brauti-
iiiI 10 behold
Soon thereafter the orchard was
opened to the public. everyone
4 gathering 10 his hearts content
4 Then late one evening the Wheelers
returned and found. to theft dis
may. the 400 apple trees. which
had 50 enriched their lives. all gone
with nothing but the bare earth
torn and ripped by ugly bnlldozers.
But knowing Senator Byrd their
hopes soon rose. for we'll they knew
{
his works OF destruction only meant
another step toward some greater
Improvement.
Parkcrs Enjoy Day
Mr. and Mrs j A. Parker and
Linda Brown. Of Farmville, en-
loyed the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert jenkins. and family. sun
day
Sunday will be Ground Hog Day
Let us hope that Mr. Ground Hog
and Old Man Weather will get to-
geihN and concoct some way TO
give the farmers less rain tho chill
dren more snow and all of us
some sunshine
Hugh G IL La m, Of Farniyille.
called by to see Mrs w Il Gates
Saturday afternoon Now that he
has more time. he finds a LOT Of
pleasure IN visiting his old !reinds
and neighbors
MR. and Mrs Alex Jones and
son Of Richmond. spent Sunday
vita MI and Mrs william Bass
Their son. Bryan. extended his call
10 the cows. calves and chickens.
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Mrs. Raymond Hammock visited
him Saturday. Sunday and several
nights last week
Woods Have Guests
Recent guests of the Jesse Woods
were Mrs Edward Davis. Of Pamp-
lin, Mrs. Kenneth McClenny. OF
FafInvllle. and Mr. and Mrs. Car
rell Lewis. and family u letters
vlilr
The r II McKayg visited Nh
and Mrs Ernest Pollard, and family
Sunday
Archer Southall. Of Richmond
spent the week end at home.
j. W. Calhoun. j.. is back In
school after being sick last week
with the flu
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Wofshom Items
Here Ii Comcs!r There Ii Goes!r
Cries Ring Out As Sputnik II Passes

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jennings, I'll
also o. Richmond. were their guests
Sunday The Mckays and their
visitors called On Mr.. and Mrs
Tommy Dowlcr near Farinville.
MI. and Mrs Chester Lane. and
sons. called on Mfr. and Mrs. Her
man Lcatflerwood Sunday
Paul Smelcer continues TO i'm.
prove IN Richmond hospital MIR
and Mrs. Hal Smelcer and Mr. and
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Rice

The community was Saddened
last week BY the death Of one Of IL
oldest Residents. Mrs Kate Bondur-
ant. who died suddenly Thursday.
al her home She was faithful
and beloved member Of Pisgah
Baptist church Services were held
there Satur day afternoon, con
Quoted by the pastor. Rev 7 Q
Herndon, assisted by Rev. II N.
SoyarS To her family and many
friends. We extend sincere SYM
palhy
Mi and Mrs Fielder Hubbard
and Wilson. have returned from
Richmond. where Mr. Hubbard has
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31

Cries Of Here il co III G A.
There il goes Did you see
il2" rang out Sunday night as
some Of the inhabitants were out
looking to see spuinik II pass over
Several said they did see 1t. but
others failed 10 do SO They con
soled themselves. thinking they would
get a second look Monday night
They were disappointed again. due
TO cloudy skies
Earl DeHart Of the Air Force.
left Sunday for New York. He OK
pects 10 be stationed IN Labrador
DeHan received his basic training
IN Texas and Mississippi. and spent
A 30-day leave with his parent. Mr.
and Mrs. Creed DeHart
The c. r. Ellingtons viii be
awakened by music as soon as their
new clock radio arrives They won
liz In q contest in which nearly
2 900 900 contestants participated.
Rev. r. r Welch will continue to
preach at the Baptist Church nntil
further notice
Tour Surrender Grounds
Mr.. and Mrs, Lloyd Mckay. Of
Farmville. and Mrs Stanley Mckay.
toured the Surrender Grounds at
Appomattox Sunday.
Old Mother Nature threw the book
at us Friday. giving US samples Of
sleet. snow and rain. Fortunately
the rain prevented the deep snow
that fell In some parts Of the county
Mr. and Mrs, Howson Cole. and
daughter. OF Richmond. spent the
week end with the Dupuys
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garland, Mrs.
Jessie Souhall and Hugh Cabell
Garland attended the funeral Of
their uncle. Joseph f Garland. in
farmville Saturday
Tarheels Visit
Mr. and Mrs L. b Rice. of
Ahoskie. N G.. were overnight
guests Saturday Of her brother in
law and sister. MIR and Mrs Robert
Porterfield
Bernard Mckay. of Richmond
spent The week end with his par
ents. MI. and Mrs r H. Mckay
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Jimmie weaver. Of Norfolk
visited in Rice during the week, end
Mrs Claude Bradshaw spent the
week end visiting her daughter in
Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Farley, OF
Grove. visited Mr. and Mrs Harry
Hubbard Sunday
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finding them far more interesting
Mrs. Jim Price has been spend
Ing several days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Dowdv
Mr. and Mrs Drewry Gates en-
Joyed having Mr.. and Mrs Tom
Wilson and son. Val. OF Richmond,
with them for the week end.
The State Dairymen's association
met IN Roanoke several days last
week. Those attending from this
community were Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gates. John. Drewry and Bruce
Gates. Some remained for the night
and attended the banquet.
Miss Mable Vaughan. Miss Mary
Lyle and Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Wal
than were Sunday dinner guests Of
MI and Mrs Bruce Gates.
Remember Talk ID L man
about himself ard he viii listen III
hours Dlsfaeli
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Veterono sin Piernos
sientu Eiemplo por
81 Enferexc v VoIor

Uno de los casos mas dignos
de imitacion en- Miami es Ell de
Elwood X. Rife, quien desem-
pena i'm cargo en- la admins
TRACTION de los veteranos aqui.
Pocas personals han notado
que este senior ;carece de piernas
propias y que anda sobre extre.
midades artificiales sin dar
muestras de anormalidad algu-
ma.
Rife yive en- Ala, Castania Ave
nue., Coral Gables, con SUI esposa
e hiio.
La entereza y ell, coraje de-
mostrados por Rife ante la vi
da Sc ha tornado EN- euenta por
parte de las autoridades del ser
vicio de vetersnos, clio traio
eonsigo Ell homenaje que Sc le
rindio en- la oficina de los vete,
ramos sta en- 984 w. Flagler
Street, aprovechandose la cele.
bracion de la semana en- favor
de los damnificados fisicamen.
te.
BESIDE Ia oficina regional de
st. Petersburg vino la carta off.
cial por la cual Sc honra al Sr.
Rife. Esta firmada por Rufus Fl.
Wilson, administrator regional,
y dice asf.
listed ha acceptable su defec.
to y ha mostrado coraje y de.
termination, demostrando que
no obstante encontrarse lnha.
bilitado para la lucha, su habili.
dad superb los escollos".
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

der dichos sentimientos a los
obispos, clero en- general y fieles
de la Iglesia Catolica y Roma
ma. exaltaron la obra realizada
por Pic XII.
"Su obra por la causa de la
paz - dicen los Episcopales -
entire los hombres y entire las
n%aciones, sera un permanente
homemade a la iglesia que tan
fielmente sirviera'.
Una voz autorizada dentro del
campo Protestante, la del Muy
Reverendo Henry Knox She
rril, Obispo rector de la Iglesia
Episcopal y Presidente del Con.
clio Mundia1 de Iglesias, de.
clar6:
"Con la muerte del Papa, ell
mundo ha perdido un gran Ii.
der spiritual, I'm gran humani-
tario y I'm incansable forjador
de la paz mundial".
; AL considerar que estas voces
de solidaridad provienen del ca.
mino Protestante, y especial
mente de. la Iglesia Episcopal,
que en- otras ocasiones ha ma
nifestado SUI Discrepancies fren.
tie a Roma, es de suponer Ell
/. prestigio conquistado por Ell Su-
mo Pontifice fallecido, en- todas
las .zonas religiosas de la cris-
tiandad.
En- Miami tambien manifesto
ron ssu sentimiento de pena por
la muerte del Papa ciertos per-
sonajes bien conocidos del nun
do catolico americana, como ell
orador y Obispo Fulton j. Sheen
quien declare 10 siguiente:
"Cuando vi a Su Santidad en-
mayo, otto a San Pablo y dijo:
"deseo ser disuelot y estar con
deseo er disuelto y estar con
Cristo'.
Quiz nunca antes ell mundo
ha visto morir a nadie a quien
unieran mas lazos de afecto en-.
tire todos los pueblos y religio-
nes".
"Hemos perdido a un padre
terrenal - sigui6 diciendo Rev.
Fulton - pero los cielos han
ganado .un embajador de paz
ante ell trono de Dios que abo.
que por nuestro maltratado
mundo".
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

tantes en- estos dias de sesiones.
Uno de ellos es la posibilidad
de alterar I'm tanto la tradicion
electoral, y escoger para los al
tos cargos a obispos jovenes.
Entire los nombres que Sc ba.
raJan como posibles iefes de la
Iglesia Protestante Episcopal,
figura ell Obispo de Michigan.
Muy Rev, Richard Enrich; Ste.
phen F. Bayne, Obispo de Olym
pia, Washington, y ell Muy Rev
Henry |. Louttit, Obispo de
Florida del Sur.
De acuerdo con ell canon epis-
copal, ell obispo presidente de-
be permanecer en- SUI cargo has.
ia alcanzar la edad reelamen,
taria de 68 amos.
Otra mocion presentada es la
de limitar ell termino del man.
dato del obispo presidents a 9
amos, Otra idea discutida fue
la de mantenerlo en- IL amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Apa|eados mas
Camioneros en-
Puma 0brera

Rufus W. splanger, de AZ
amos, vecino de 5000 NV ITS
St, 0pa-Locka; William Carroll,
35 amos, vecino de $40 E II
Street en- Hialeah, y Carley r.
Smith, IS amos, vecino de 1900
NV 161 Street, fueron victi-
mas de un atentado por parte
de otros obreros del ramo del
transporte, aparentemente mo.
tivado por la pugna que ha We
nido manifestandose entire dos
facciones de ese sindicato.
Segun declare a la Policia
Ell senior James A. Dunn, quien
fuera tambien golpeado por sus
rivales de sindicato, los ACRE
sores 10 han amenazado de
muerte 81, no retira las acusa-
clones formuladas por Ell con
ira los dirigentes obreros loca-
les, en- relacion con I'm ataque
que sufriera Dunn hace pocos
dias y por ell cual denunciaba
q bciertos lideres sindicales de
Miami.
as, M +--r- 1- ..
Dunn vive en- $40 NV 1872
Street. Las gomas de su auto.
movil fueron destruidas por los
atacantes, segun expuso. Tam
bien las gomas de los automovi-
les de las otras tres victimas
fueron rotas por los agresivos
a~dversarios del grernio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Sobre Deseubrimienio
Alto Funeionario Hab|ara en-
Ceremonial del Dla de Ia Raza
Clarence A. Boonsfra del D~epartamento de
Estado orador en- Banquefe ell Domingo

I'm alto funcionario del Co
bicrno Federal de los Estados
Unidos, ell Sr. Clarence A. Boons
ira, del DEPARTMENT. de Es-
tado de Washington, Sc encuen-
ira en- Miami en- estos. dias, para
tomar parte en- las ceremonies
del Dia de ia Raza columbus
Day.
Ell Sr Boonstra hablara en-
lin banquete ell domingo dia IL
de octubre, a las 7 de la noche,
en- el Sky Room del Hotel Du-
Pont Plaza de esta ciudad.
Ell distinguido huesped Sc re-
ferira al tema del descubrimien-
to de America en- ell curse de
sus palabras, y enfocara la idea
desde Ell .punto de vista de una
obra que sigue realizandose a
traves de los siglos: Gel Descu-
brimiento de America I'm
Proyecto en- Marcia"
Como enviado del Departa-
menot de Estado, Ell senior oBons
ira responde a la nueva politi-
ca de esa dependencia Official,
que viene procurando ultima
mente desarrollar un programa
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Pic XII Y Ia Historic
Grandeza del Pontificado
Por eI Rev. Padre Antonio Navorrete
Pic XII Y Ia Historic

Rafael, Ell pintor de fama
mundial, dejo entire sus fres
cos del Vaticano, un fresco
magnifico sobre Ell encuentro
de Atila con ell Papa Leon,
San Leon Magno. En- Ell ano
452 Ell ejercito devastador
de los Hunos avanzaba desde
Venecia hacia Roma y anne
nazaba con barrer TODD Ell
mundo civilizado. Ell Papa San
Leon Magno salio a SUI encuen
tro con- sus vestiduras de
Pontifice y con SUI actitud So
berana hizo retroceder al IT,
rano.
Els un cuadro simbolico que
senala muy bien la valentia
~inconmovible con que los Pa
pas levantaron siempre su.
Voc en- defensa del derecho de
la verdad y de la paz.
Pic XII pasara a la histo-
ria como una de las grandes
figuras defensoras de la JUS
ticia, de la verdad y de la paz.
Y en- clio no ha hecho mas
que seguir la trayectoria lu-
minosa trazada por tantos pre-
decesores suyos que defen-
dieron la primacia del espi-
ritu sobre la materia, la del
alma sobre Ell cuerpo, la de
la moral sobre Ell interes, la
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

mas amplio en- ell terreno de las
relaciones interamericanas, a
fin de superar las lagunas que
han provocado, muy reciente-
mente, criticas y ataques de par.
tie de los pafses i~beroamerica.
nos.
Ell senior Boonstra tiene una
vasta experienced en- los asun.
tos lstinoamericanos, pues ha
sldo I'm funcionario muy active
en- Sd departamento, habiendo
viajado extensamente por los
PASSES de Ia America del Sur,
conociendo de cerca las cues.
tones interamericanas.
Este banquete sera Ell acto
culm mantle de una serie de
eventos para conmemorar ell Dia
del bescubrimiento en- la IONA
de Miami. Los actos duraran
tres dias, y ell domingo II Sc
cerrarap con ell aludido banque-
tie en- ell Dupont Plaza Hotel.
Actualmente ell senior Boons-
ira es ell encargado de los asun-
tos sudamericanos en- ell Depar-
tamento de Estado de Washing
ton.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

Ell senior Albert j. Pereira.
jefe de ventas de la TWA en-
Miami, declare que Ell presente
cuerpo de empleados, integrado
por II personals, aumentara a As
dentro de POGO.
Dice ademas Pereira que por
primera vez los p~asajeros ten
dram la oportunidad de tomar
ell avion de una compania y vo-
lar a traves del pals, partiendo
desde la Florida.
Hasta ell presente, los pasaie-
ros que vuelan de la Florida
a California .suelen hacerlo en-
dos . tres companies distin-
!tas.
Ell propietario de la TWA es
ell northumberland Howard HUI.
ghes, quien fue ell coneesionario
de esta nueva Inca por parte
de la Junta de Aeronautica CT.
vii.
Estirna Ell funcionario de la
TWA, C. S. Fullerton, quien es
vicepresidente de la compania,
que esta nueva sruta coloca a
Miami en- i'm plano mas alto adn
como centric aeronautico mum
dial,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Reducirdn ell Precio de Ia
Entrada al PaIacio Vizcaya
Turismo Sc Benefieiard con la Medido

Entire las atracciones turisti-
cas- de Miami figura, indudable-
mente. la hermosa construction
de tipo renacimiento italiano, &c
dida al municipio por la familia
Deering. Sc trata del Palacio Viz
caya que construyera Ell milo.
mario John Deering con marmo-
les y oh!ietos traidos directamen-
tie de Italia
La maravilla de este palacio
ha duedado, alberta al publico
e partir de 1852, cuando ell Mu-
nicltac de Miami Sc hizo cargo
de SUI administration.
BESIDE entonces Sc ha venido
cobrando la suma de $2.25 por
la entrada al miSmo. Pero esta
cantidad al parecer no ha sido
muy aceptada por los visitantes,
y clio ha motivado cierto def
cit err ell presupuesto calculado
con arreglo a dicha entrada.
Anora Sc ha dispuesto hacer
una reduction de dicha Quota,
quedando Ell precio de entrada
al palacio propiamente dicho
en- S1.00, Y tan solo OBS centa-
vos para recorrer los alrededo-
res del mismo y los jardines,
etc.
Ell plan va a pasar a manos
del patronato de los Deering, pa
ra tomarse una decision en- fir
me, segun anunci6 ell admins
trador del Condado, Mr.. Camp.
bell.
Ell prespuesto annual de gastos
del Palacio Vizcaya es de $685..
655 y los ingresos solo de $158.-
50
No existe la intencion de de-
volver Ell palacio a la familis
Deering, segun expresan las au
toridades condales.
FL Condado proyecta construil
! w parqus de estacienamisnts