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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19

Cumpleonos
Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia
de hoy para ell estimado caballe-
70 senior Noises Serrania, con.
motive de la grata celebration
de SUI cumplesnos y nuestros vo-
tos porque cumpla. muchos, y
muy dichosos, amos mas de vida.
X r 4
Celebra hoy SUI dia de dias la
gehtil DANA sonora Carmen de
Castor, esposa del senior Ge0r-
sc CASTOR, motive por ell cuali
la felicitamos eordialmente y lie
deseamos muchos, y muy dicho-
SOS, amos mas de existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
ADYENIMIENTO

Ell Via o uc UCIuDI6 ell cl
"San Agnes Hospital de Bal
timore", naci6 un precioso
nino que llevara Ell nombre
de Carlos Manuel, primoge-
nito del hogar del doctor
Carlos Sera y SUI joven seno-
ra Reina de Sera, miembros
diStinguidos de la colonia GU
bana en- esta capital. Con mo-
two de tan dichoso aconteci-
miento los esposos Sera han
sido muy visitados por sus
amistades en- SUI rSeiden-
cia de esta ciudad. Felicia
mos a los dichosos papas y
deseamos al recien nacido
muchos amos de dichosa exis-
tencia.
CUMPLEANOS
Ell II de octubre cum
pli6 tres amos de vida
la graciosa ninita Patricia
CaicedO y SUI joven sonora Es-
CaiceO y SUI joven sonora es-
tela de CaicedO. Para Patricia
nuestras carinosas felicitacio-
mes.
DE COSTA RIGA
Tuvimos ell gusto de saludar
al caballero don Aware L6.
pee y SUI ioven sonora IOle
de Lopez, despues de felices
vacaciones pasadas en- la ciu-
dad de San Jose, Costa RIGA.
NATALICIO
FL precioso nino DaniIo Ga.
briel, hiio del caballero don
Manuel l. Gabriel y SUI dis
tinguida sonora easy de Ga.
briel, cumplio ell dia 10 de
octubre dos amos de dichosa
existencia, rodeado del carl
no de sus amorosos padres y
de sus amiguitos que Sc reu-
nieron para saludarlo en- tan
dichosa fecha. Eviamos a Da-
milo nueStras carinosas felici-
taciones, que hacemos extern
sivas a sus dichosos papas.
C~UMPLEANOs INFANTIL
El gracioso nino Alberto
Jose Sera, algeria del hogar
del caballero don Carlos Sera
y su apreciable sonora Bertha
de Sera, cumpli6 sus tres
primeros amos de existen-
cia Ell dfa Is de oetu.
bre y por tai motive lie enVia-
mos carihosas felicitaciones.
DE NICARAGUA
Con procedencia de Mana
qua, Nicaragua, ha llegado a
esta capital la estimable Sc
nora Anita v. de Moreira,
con ell objeto de visitar a su
hiia la joven sonora Olga de
de Harrison, residente en- es-
ia ciudad, LIE presentamos un
atento saludo y lie deseamos
una grata estadia.
CUMPLEANOS "a
Ell dia II de octubre estu-
vo muy felicitada por sus
amistades la amable senorita
Maria Amelia Fernandez, con
motive de agregar un ano mas
a su dichosa existencia. Reel
ba nuestras sinceras congra-
t~ulaciones.
FESTEJADA
Ell dia II de octubre fue
muy felicitada por sus amis-
tades la amable senorita
companeras de oficina, la es-
Unable sonora Cecilia McLa..
rem, quien por algun tempo
fue e~ficiente empleada de la
oficina Sanitaria Panameri-
cana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19

Nos cOmplace publican la
fOtOgrafia de la gentil dana
Nilda Rodriguez, quien con.
traera rupcia5 con ell estima.
do caballerO senior Jesus Lu.
go ell sabado IS de octubre,
durante la ceremonial que Sc
ra celebrada en- la Iglesia Ca.
t6Iica de San Miguel Ell Ar.
CANCEL de esta ciudad.
Despues de los ritos ecIe.
siasticOs sera Ofrecida una re.
cepei0n en- la Residential de
la prima de la nOvia, sonora
Dulce de MOnt0r0, Gale Fla.
gler Oeste No 1926 a la cual
ha sidO invitado un selecto
grupo de amistades de ambas
familias Contingencies.
Para tan aprecisda pareja,
.nuestrOs parabienes y votos
fervientes porque la vida les
sea una eterna luna de miel.
4
CumpIeonos
Rodeado del afecto de todos
los suyos, celebra en- ell dia de
hoy, la grata OCCASION de SUI
cumpleanos ell gracioso nino
Eday Garcia, a quien felicita-
mos caIurosamente y deseamos
una p%rolongada y prospera exis-
tencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19

Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
eta zones para ell apreciado ca
ballero senior Gustavo Betan.
court con metivo de la grata
celebration de su cumpIeanos en-
e. ola de hoy y nuestros deseos
de que -goce de muchos amos
mas de vida.
X " =
Fellcitamos carinosamente al
graeioso nina Othon Birba, hijo
del senior Othon Birba y seno-
"a, Marion H. de Birbs, con mo-
two de la grata celebration de
I'm nuevo ano de SUI nacimiento
-(Pasa a Ia pag. -
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19

Bodas de Popsl
Nos complace felicitar de
maners muy especial a Ia gen
til pareja tornado por el senior
Herbert Bosch y sonora, Mil.
dred Isis Perez de Bosch, con
motive de la grata celebration
de sus Bodas de Papel, primer
a%nlversafio matrimonial, en- Ell
dia de hoy.
Reunion EseOIGr
La escuela Santa Teresa, de
Coral Gables, invita- cordialmen-
te a la segunda reunion de la
Association "del Hogan y La Es-
cuels'. que tendra lugar Ell lu-
nes 20, a las 8:15 PM, en- eI
comedor del colegio.
FL Doctor William L. Shea,
Director de la Clinica de En-
t~renamiento de la Voz y del
Dido de la UL.iversidad de Mia
mi, dictara una corta pero muy
interesante conferencia cor Ell
titulo LOS Gradiosos Regalos
de Dios."
Sc ruega encarecidamente a
tcdos los padres de. los nihos
hispanoamericanos haeen un es.
fuerzo por coneurrir q esta reu-
MON, va que les Sera de mucAo
interes ne solo por Ia eonfe-
reneia sino porque tendrin epor
tunidad de hablar con los macs
tros de sus hijos y estar, per
consiguiente, al tanto de- las
Aetividades de Ia eseuela.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19

Cumpleonos
Rodeada del afecto de todos
los suyos, celebra en- ell dia de
hoy la grata OCCASION de SUI cum
pleahOs la gentil senorita Be-
verify Rose Wick. y con tai mott
vo nos complace enviarle nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones y
deseos de que cumpla muchos,
y muy dichosos, amos mas de
vida
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
De WASHINGTON

-Por REBEccA

Ell dia is de oetubre estu-
vo de fiesta e lhogar del Sc.
nor Mario de Leon y su sim
patica sonora Ibeltie de Leon,
con motive de celebrar en-
esa fecha SUI primer ano de
e%xistencia SUI preciosa ninita
Irene de Leon. Al felicitar 4
la pequena cumpleanera ha.
cemos votos porque tensa
muchos dias como ell pasado.
NOS VISTA PROFESSIONAL
Dentro de pocos dias lie
CARA a Washington Ell distin.
guido traumat6logo y orto.
pedista argentine, don Alfre-
do Valesani. Viene Ell citado
professional a perfeccionar
metodos con referencia a su
specialized en- New York y
esta capital, y trae la repre-
sentacion del Centre de Re-
cuperacion del Lisiado de la
ciudad de Rosario, en- la Re-
pdblica Argentina.
Gerente de la muy conoci-
da y selecta casa de ortope.
dia en- aquella importante ciu-
dad argentina, goza ell citado
professional de una muy bien
canada ,fama de hombre es-
tudioso, que ha colocado to-
dos sus esfuerzos professional
les en- pro del alivio de los
lisiados y Sufrientes.
En- SUI permanencia en- Wa
shington sera huesped del Lii
cenciado Ruben Eguiazu, que
lie ofrecera una cena en- SUI
residential de la Gale )ieci-
seis, y a la que asistiran ami
COS argentinos.
CUMPLEANOS
Nos completeness en- enviar
carinosaS felicitaciones a la
gentil sehorita Violeta Orte,
ga, con motive de SUI reciente
cumpleanos celebrado ell pa
sado domingo IL de octubre,
rodeada del carino de sus
multiples amistades.
AGASAJO DE
BIENVENIDA
En- SUI Residential de Virki-
mia, Ell joven Dick Anderson
ofrecio I'm week end party"
en- honor de Rubi Eguia.
zu, que ha fijado definitiva-
nente su Residential en- la ca
pital n~orteamericana. Asistie-
ron los .jovenes Bob johnson,
Pat Peterson, Buby Vcst,
Nelson Todd, Cooky Baxter,
Louis Barton, John COuteral,
Maxine Duplessis, CASTOR DaS
saut, Philippe Renant, Robert
COulard, Francois Bizet, Ives
Soustelle, Gerard Malraux,
Karl Won Sparh, Heinrich SITES
sent, TURF Vessel, Herbert
Kensterherten, Bait Kremer
y Gilbert Hansen. ......
-(Pasa a la pag. y
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19

S0WfPtGSnVS
Queremos ser los prifneros en-
felicitar de manera lauy espe.
cial a la estimada DANA cubana
sonora Idalia Lazo de Rosendo,
esposa del senior Jose kosendo,
con motive de la grata celebra-
cion de un- nuevo, aniversario
ae SUI nataliciO en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19

ESCENAS de reciente bOda ceIebrada en- la Iglesia de st. Mary
de esta ciudad, durante la cual unieron sus destinos para
siempre la gentiI y culta senorita Dolores Hunadi, hiia de la
sonora Mary de SkeOskie, de Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania, y Ell
apreciadO cabaHero venezolano, senior John ]. Sierra, hio del
senior ]. Hasbun y sonora, de Caracas. Ofici6 la misa nupcial
MOnsenOr P. j. O DOnOghue, Y la novia fue entregada en- ma
trimOniO por su hermano, senior Matthew Hunadi. Fueron ss
damas las senOritas Leone y Marie Hernandez, Wilma Hlavaty
y Airia Dardlen. AL regreso del viaje de luna de miel a Sur
America, esta estimada pareja fijara su Residential en- Miami.
Para ellOs, nuestros parabenes y votos fervientes porque ell
carinO y la compression sean sus eternos companeros en- eta
nueva senda de sus vidas. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
Adult School
Dates Are Set

The Prince Georges County
Board Of Education has an
nounced registration datAs for
new students and those Tish-
ing to attend adult evening ed
ucation courses.
New students not already en-
rolled in a school should regis
ter Friday in the school they
wish to attend.
Registration for adult eve
ming courses will be held from
z to Q pm. September is at II
schools.
Glasses are open to persons
over is years Of age not en-
rolled in a day school. Fees
will range from SO to IS for the
first semester running from
September % to December IL,
Courses will be taught in art,
business. vocational educati IN
and industrial arts.
The II schools participating
in the program are Bladens-
burg Senior High, Fairmont
Heights High, Glenridge Junior
High, Greenbelt Junior High,
Gwynn Park High, High Point
High. Laurel High, Northwest
ern High, Ovon Hill High, Roll
ing Crest Junior High and
Suitland Senior High.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
BeuII Defends
Vote on Pensions

Senator Beall, Republican
candidate for reelection to the
Senate from Maryland, defend
ed in his weekly Washington
newsletter, his recent vote for a
7 per cent increase in social
security benefits instead of a 10
per cent rise.
Senator Beall wrote: ITO
those dreamers who do not
understand Government financ-
ing, it may come as a rude shock
to be reminded that every
penny that is paid out by the
Government must come from
somewhere-to be exact, from
the pocket of the taxpayer, and
that's everyone"
The new social security bill
passed by the Senate provides
for a 7 per cent increase in
benefits. These are to be paid
for through a boost in the pay
roll tax. from "a to 212 per
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
Arlington Teachers
Told Not to Worry

week. OF these. seven teaching
positions remain open. the
spokesman said. The 202 figure
is a little less than the turnover
in past years. according to the
spokesman.
The spokesman explained
that each applicant was in
formed Of a school board reso-
luton which stated that the
board would honor teachers
contracts ito the best Of our
ability" no matter what de-
veloped from the pending State
Federal clash over indignation.
Some Teachers Decline
Under a Virginia law, any
integrated school would be
closed. In this event, State
funds would continue to come
into Arlington. However, II the
classrooms are reopened on a
racially mixed basis, another
State statute requires that
funds be withheld.
Today. the administration
spokesman said that about "a
half a dozen fine teachers" gave
the school situation as their
reason for declining to accept
a job here.
Several teachers at today's
said, however, that they
turned down other offers to
come to Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
I'Anson Goes
ToVirginio's
High Court

RICHMOND, Aug. Is (AP).-
Gov. Almond today appointed
Judge Lawrence w. Hanson of
Portsmouth to the Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Justice Hanson fills a vacancy
created by the recent death of
Chief Justice Edward w. Hudg-
ms of Chase City, whose term
runs to February /, 1866.
The interim appointment is
for the period extending 80
days after the converting of the
next session of the General
Assembly, which will elect for
the remainder of the unexpired
term.
Justice Hanson was one of
three nominees recommended to
the Governor by a committee of
the Virginia Bar Association.
He has been Judge of Ports
mouth Hastings Court for the
last II years. Prior to that he
served as city commemorative
attorney for ga years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25

Nearly 200 new Arlington
County teachers were told to-
day by their superintendent not
to let the segregation issue
worry them.
do not let the problem Of
the hour worry you. 1t is q legal
question and / have treated 1t
as such. and I hope you will
too" said Supt. Ray Reid.
THE solution is not yet clearly
evident, but it will come in due
time" Mr.. Reid told the new
teachers who gathered for the
start of a three day orientation
program at Stratford Junior
High School.
The superintendent said he
would have more to say Thurs
day, when a general meeting
for all teachers is scheduled,
The school board meets tomor-
row night and is expected to
reveal some of its thinking on
the racial issue.
Turnover Less
Despite the threatened racial
crisis, the teacher turnover was
slightly less than in previous
years, a school administration
spokesman said today. Ofilcials
had to fill 202 teaching posts
for the term beginning next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
Virginia Bar
Backs Three
Nominees

RICHMOND, Aug. IS (AP).
Gov. Almond has the names
Of three prominent Virginia
jurists before him today. all
bearing the recommendation Of
the Virginia State Bar Associa-
ton, for appointment to the
State Supreme Court of APP
peals.
An association nominating
committee gave its backing yes
terday to Judge Lawrence w.
Hanson of Portsmouth, Edwin
B. Meade of Danville and Judge
Lyttelton Waddell of Char
lottesville and urged the Gov
ernor to make his appointment
from this trio.
The vacancy on the high
court was caused by the death
of Chief Justice Edward Wren
Hudgins on July 90. Mr., AL
mond said earlier he would
await the bar associations rec
concentrations before making
the interim appointment al
though he is not bound by the
recommendations.
Almond said he hoped to
make the appointment in time
for the new judge to assume
Office by the opening Of the
next court term on Septem-
Der 8.
Judge Hanson is a 5l-year-
old. graduate of the College Of
William and Mary and the
University of Virginia and is
now Judge of the Portsmouth
Hastings Court.
Judge Waddell. 81, is a ma
tive of Charlottesville. a grad
uate Of the University Of Vir-
ginia and is now judge of the
Sth Circuit Court.
Mr.. Meade. 81. practices law
in Danville and is a past presi-
dent of the Virginia State Bar
Association.
Interim appointees are named
for term ending 30 days after
the next General Assembly
session. The man chosen by
the Governor is usually elected
later by the legislators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25

on the Norfolk case, ne has said
he is chartine his own course,
with no particular buoys to
guide him.
He has made frequent re-
marks from the bench about his
determination to uphold the
law. One day last week ne said
he would do his duty If it cost
him his last friend" At other
times he has indicated his po-
Isition in the Norfolk case meant
personal sacrifice.
Shortly after Judge Hoffman
became the key figure in de-
segregation suits, he had the
telephone company install a
private number at his home be-
cause the family was receiving
so many anonymous calls from
persons using abusive language.
He said he could take it. but
it was rough on the family.
Judge Hoffman, a Republic
can, enjoys tossing out an oc-
casional barb at the States
Democratic leadership. He and
Gov. j. Lindsay Almond, jr.,
were opponents for State at
torney general in 1858. Almond
won. Hoffman was appointed
to the Federal bench the next
year.
The Judge is a native OF
Jersey City. He moved here in
1926. He was graduated from
the University of Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
Kensington States
Hearing on Rezoninq

A public hearing on a plumb
ing company's application to
rezone 1924 square feet of land
at 10330 Connecticut avenue
will be held at 8 o'clock tonight
at the Kensington Town Coun-
Gil meeting in Kensington Ele-
mentary School.
The company, Atchison &
Keller, Inc, is asking that the
coming be changed from light to
heavy commercial. The COM
pany wants to erect a storage
shed and enlarge its present
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
Montgomery
To Register
Extra Voters

Supplement registrations for
Montgomery County residents
who want to vote in the Novem-
Der 4 general elections will be
held this week.
September % is the deadline
for registering to vote in the
election, which includes the
race for seats on the county
school board.
A qualified voter must be
81 years old during this eletion
year, a resident of Maryland
for one year previous to Novem-
Der 4. and Montgomery
County resident for six months
previous to that date, or since
May 4.
Supplemental registrations
will be held through Friday
at the Silver Spring Armory,
the Bethesda County Building
and the Glenmont Elementary
school. The hours are 2-5 pm.
and 7::30-9:30 pm.
Other registrations will be
held from 7:30-9:30 pm. to-
morrow at the Gaithersburg
Fire House, Wednesday and
September 5 at the Colesville
Elementary School, September
q at the Cabin John Fire
House, September 3 at the Ia
koma Park Fire House, Sep
TENDER 4 at the Four Corners
Elementary School, September
8, 9 and 10 at the Kensington
Armory and September II at
the Rocking Horse Elementary
school.
Registrars also will sit from
Us pm. and from 7;30-9:30
pm. September II at the Hill
andale School.
The Office of the supervisor
of elections in the County build
| ing in Rockville is open for
registration from 9 am. to
4:30 pm. Monday through FRI
day. 1t also will be open from
7:30-9:30 pm. September IS,
l6, II, Is, 10 and %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
Navy Seeking
Pilot in Crush

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. Is
(AP).-An intensive air and
surface search was conducted
today for a Navy jet pilot miss
ing in the crash of his plane
of Virginia Beach last night.
The pilots name was with
held pending notification Of
next of kin.
Five Navy aircraft, two de-
stroyers and the carrier were
among the units searching for
some trace of the pilot.
Distress flares were sighted
off Virginia Beach shortly be-
fore midnight by the Coast
Guard station there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
Museums Association
Elects New Director

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Aug
Is (AP).-Joseph Allen Pat
terson. SO, of New York has
been elected director of the
American Association Of Mu-
seums, headquartered at the
Smithsonian Institution in
Washington.
The association is the ma
tional organization of the mu-
scum profession. with a men,
bership Of 500 museums and
800 museum officials.
Announcement of Mr.. Pat
terson's election by the asso-
Citations council was made by
its president. Edward P. Alex
ander. vice president Of Colo
NAL Williamsburg. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25


Negro pupils to white schools
would close these schools under
State law.
Yet there have been few, II
any, acrimonious exchanges.
Judge Hoffman, 81, a gregari-
Gus person, has been relaxed
on the bench, sometimes jovial
The feeling has spread to OPP
posing counsel, witnesses and
spectators.
Judge Hoffman is no stranger
to decision-making AS a foot
ball umpire he had to be es-
corted from the University of
Tennessee stadium in Knox
vile under guard in l94S after
he called back an 85-yard
touchdown gallop by a volun-
teer halfback because Of clip
ping, North Carolina won the
game by a touchdown.
Pictures afterward showed
Judge Hoffman made the cor
rect call. A week later, after
he had been beaten in a race
for Congress, ne got a letter
containing a clipping from a
Knoxville paper about his de-
feat. Scrawled across the top
was: "Ha, hal You got clipped,
too. A Tennessee FAM"
Judge Hoffman has been
criticized in the past for saying
too much from the bench. 1t
is a habit arising from his ma
tive candor and refusal to
dodge controversy.
During the present hearings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25

IN one OF this resorts restau-
rants.
He always has been known
as the darling of the oil dealers
and now he is fast becoming
sugar daddy" the Mayor said.
He obviously was enjoying his
role of chief needler for Demo-
cratic Statewide Office seekers.
Final Session of Rally
The Mayor and his running
mates spoke at the final ses-
sion Of a rally for $50 members
of the United Democratic
WON ems Clubs convention
here.
Mr.. D'Alesandro said that
someone from Senator Bealls
camp had gone into the restau-
rant and substituted the Beall
sugar for the restaurants own
supply in the sugar bowls.
On the sugar packages was
printed:
Senator James Glen Beall in
1858 was chairman Of the Sem
ate committee which investi-
gated the high price of coffee.
Result: Coffee prices now rs
per cent lover.
us coffee Is per cent lower?"
the Mayor roared.
mo-" the women shouted.
The Mayor said the sugar
packages contained no state
ment authorizing the political
advertisement.
1T comes from big business
in Brooklyn, N. Y. He's already
got the oil men from Texas"
Mr.. ,D'Alesandro said.
The sugar packages carried
the name Of the Cumberland
Package Co. of Brooklyn.
Rap Beall'S Tactics
The Mayor has repeatedly
attacked the campaign of his
opponent, charging that it has
been misleading.
Yesterday j. Willard Tawes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
Retarded Children
To Be Given Picnic

A picnic for retarded young
sters and their families will be
held at Lubber Run Park in
Arlington at noon Wednesday.
The affair is sponsored by
Arlington and Alexandria
Civitan Clubs and Northern
Virginia Associations for Re-
tarded Children. The guest OF
honor will be Mark Nathan,
1858 poster boy for the Ma
tional Association for Retarded
Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
Fronconiu Carnival
To Open Wednesday

The Franconia (Va.) Volun-
teer Fire Department will open
its annual carnival Wednesday
as part of its 25th anniversary
celebration
1t will run nightly through
next Monday, and will be fea-
tured by a Labor Day parade
at 5 pm,
The carnival will be held at
the Lynch shopping center Just
off the Franconia- Springfield
cloverleaf adjacent to Shirley
highway in Springfield.
One of the highlights will
be the GROWING of a Popularity
Queen next Monday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25

Democratic gubernatorial can
didate, joined in this criticism,
He said his opponent, Repre-
sentative Devereux, was neg
lecting to say in his advertis-
ing that he is a Republican.
Gould it be that this par
ticular candidate finds this
label shameful or embarraSs-
ing?" Mr., Tawes asked. ANY
manufacturer who is proud of
his product insists that his
product be properly and con-
spicuously labeled" Mr.. Tawes
said.
He called for a sweeping
Democratic victory with the
biggest majority in the party's
history
I'VE want a victory of such
tremendous dimensions that il
will demonstrate in an unmis.
! taxable manner that the people
want a return to a progressive
Democratic administration" he
said.
Series of Conferences
The Democratic team leaves
here today for a series of re-
gional conferences with party
workers.
Tonight candidates will speak
in Easton, Tuesday in Annap.
olfs, Wednesday in Hagerstowr
and Thursday in Towson.
Senate President Louis Gold
stein, controller nominee, &C
cused the Republican admins
tration of "gross neglect" in
failing to keep an eye on State
commissions which establish
rates of charges to be made by
utilities, insurance companies
and the like.
II promise that the legislative
council will do something about
it when it meets in the next
few days." Senator Goldstein
said.
He criticized the State Insur-
ance Commission for failing to
hold public hearings before APP
proving a Is per cent increase
in auto insurance rates.