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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
FOR SALE

LOTS IS l4O. Contact Woody.
Farmyllle Motel 5-27l0p
TAKE THE simmer out of summer
in cool Spencer foundations and
bras, Individually designed Mrs. s.
w Putncy Phone 4Ga o-l3-7p
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PICTURES The Herald viii sell
glossy 3Alo pictures 0. any snapshot
that appears IN The Herald for only
81 %. l29-tf
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ALUMINIUM PATIO awnings and
calports. also IN canvass. Phone 1873
Watkins Awning & Sign Co s lO-tt
SOY BEANS Osden $500 soy
beans 50 bu w A Morris & Sons.
Amelia. Va 6-l0-4t
HOUSE -four rooms Water lights.
telephone 20 acres. closein, suitable
for subdivision or industrial deyel.
opment Reasonable Phone ST Cor
don Clevingei 6-l0-ip
FRESH FISH and seatood OF all
kinds every Thursday. Friday and
Saturday Farmville Seatood Mark
" corner Second and Main ST
5-3u-ti h FIJI
FOR THE BEST In power chain
saws It's Hemolite Call 998. Shan
abereer and Sons. 7-19-tf sFp
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EXCELLENT BUILDING 10 r VA
Fourth Avenue ] G Bruce phone
GIL 6-l3-tt II
SLATE RESIDENCE Priced re-
iuced foi quick sale. owner leaving
town J 6 Bruce phone Gil
6-l3-u r.
BROOM HOUSE, on two acre lot
City water terms If desired J G
Bruce b-l3-N F.
Is ACRES Z mile from City limits
IN hard surface road ] G Bruce
phone bll bl3-u Fl
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FOR THE BEST M power chain
saws IT'S Homeltc. Call 1913. Shan
lbereer and Sons b-l3-u +
$1,000 DOWN, SOS per month buys
70 acres. one mile from Farmvlllc
III paved road with almost new 3
room home, with bath and half
and basement Total price $4,000
Apartment house near Farmyille
High School modern apartments.
each With bath, range and refrleera-
tor. OIL heat, Large lot annual in
come $4,000 A real value at $4,000.
Eouse. rooms. bath, extra lot on
Bridge ST Only 1850
House and l3 acres only u miles
from Farmvllle with approximately
1900 # road frontage. House has
rooms About Il acres cleared Ideal
for subdiWding OF small farm. Only
sc 800
Residence with 40 acres on
u S Hwy. near Farmville The
beautiful residence has large living
room with fireplace. dining room
modern kitchen bath 2 bedrooms.
fun basement oil heat Some salua
bic timber The price II reasonable
Residence M D d ern 2 family
residence IN Dillwyn with one acre
Hot water heat hardwood floors,
and ; out buildings Only 500
Landon g Atkins. Realtor. Farm
VILE, Va
Excellent building lot Third Ave
Residence in Jackson Heights. )
rooms. bath, large lot. Sc 800
Many other houses. lots. an d
farms
Landon Atkins. Realtof, Munich
pal Blde b20-tt Fl
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FOR SALE

HOUSE broom house and bath
Jackson Heights. Call 7l6J Of con
tact c X Noblin. at Taylor Mig. Co
G-l3-u
II y ACRES, approximately one
mile East ol town on Route 400. | 400
It. road frontage. J g Bruce. Real
tor Municipal Building. phone osl.
Farmyllle, Va. O-l3-n Fi
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Trustees e, Sale
HOUSE AND LOT ON
CHAMBERS STREET IN
FARMViLLE. VIRGINIA

The undersigned Trustee from
Freddie Jackson. widow. dated
May 20 1856 and recorded III
Deed Book 1877. page 2s3. IN thu
Clerks Office OF Prince Edward
County, Virginia default having
been made IN the payment ot the
debt secured thereby and having
been requested IL writing BY the
legal holder Of the debt secured
thereby will offer for sale at pub
lie auction on the premises Oh
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Industry Has Growing Thirst

/ Industry is daily turning to va-
ter. in more than 4 fieuratiya
sense New industrial uses for VA
ter are developing constantly. AL
cording TO the Bureau'of Economic
Affairs Of the United Nations.
Bureau experts estimate that
onfthird goes for cooling. one-
thitd for processing. and the lr-
mslnder for steam generation. frc
protection, and such requirements
as air-conditione In recent years
air-condiiioning plants have been
guiding up water at STARTLING
rate, since one large building NAV
consume with 24-hour period. an
amount formerly adequate for 4
community Of $4,000 persons.
In one American industrial CITY
they add, the population has al
most tripled In the last half-cen-
fury, but its demand fol- water bas
/ increased seventy-fo,d
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA.:
III the Circuit Court Of The County Of
Prince Edward, June 3, 1858.
ROMANO RUCKS BOLDING.


VS.. In Chancerv
PURCELL BOLDING,
Defendant
order 81 Publication
The object Of this suit il 10 obtain
a divorce from the bond Of mati-
mony tor the complainant from the
defendant on the grounds OF deser-
ton iof period 81 more than one
year
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant il not resi-
dent of the State ot Virginia II is
ordered that he do appear within
ten days after due publication Of this
order and do what may be necessary
u protect his interest IN this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL pa.
6-6-4l
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VIRGINIA:

Ih1l+>It.
In the Circuit Court Of the County Of
Cumberland. MAY II. 1858
GLEN MATTHEWS WILEY,
Complainant.
Y Order Of Publication
MARTHA TAYLOR WILEY
Defendant
The object ot THIS sult IN To obtain
4 divorce from The bond 81 maul-
mony iol the complainant from the
defendant on the grounds of deser-
ton and abandonment,
AND affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is hot
. resident of the State Of Virginia
It il ordered that she appear within
ten days from due publication Of this
notice to protect her interest herein.
An Extract teste
r L PHANTOM. Clerk
ANNIE MORlNG FALLWELL p.q.
Planters Bank Building.
tarnyille Vlra MA 5-3O-4t
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Terms: Gosh.
WILLIAM {. CARTER
Sole Acting Trustee
Cumberland. Virginia
5-30-4
NOTICE.

FOR PICK UP AND DELIVERY
on your power lawn mower or
garden tractor call 998, Shana-
berger and Sons, FarmWlle
7-l9-tf ~
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY Schoo
Electoral Board viii meet III the
school board office Friday, June u
1883 at 1 pan fol- the purpose Of ap-
pointing q school board member tor
Slate River District f0r four wear
term. beginning July 1858 By
order Of The chairman, EDGAR NJ
Johnson 6-l3-2t f
THE SCHOOL TRUSTEE Electoral
Board Of Cumberland County will
meet at the Court House at Cumber-
land on Saturday. June 18th. al 100
pm. for the purpose Of electlnR a
School Trustee from Randolph DIS
trict
BY Order OF the Chairman,
Wistar Anderson
6-l3-2t Nil
SUMNER PRICES on triple track
aluminium storm windows and doors
phone 1888, Watkins Awning 4 Sign
Co 6-l0-u
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VIRGINIA:
IN he Clerks Office 81 the Circuit
Court d buckingham County, on
this md day 81 June, 1858.
order Of Publication
J. G. DUNKUM and Brother. Funer-
al Directors. Of Dnlwyn. Virginia.
plaintiffs.
MI
II p ADAMS, sheriff ana al SUCH
administrator " Mrs jamie Shell
ton a deceased colored woman.
and Willie Shelton address IN
known. defendants
The object Of this slut is TO subject
tract of land Of Six acres. more OF
less IN jane River DlrStlct Buck
inRham County virginia. abuttiag
and on The Northern sidc Of STATE
Highway No CSC which was conyew-
ed to Mrs Jamie Shelton, by Wesley
Lowry by deed Of august A. 1859
b tho payment Of hcr funeral exs
l'Aiitp''N Nh TiTN.'N <lt Nh lIAGI FHt
thereon from September l6 1855, un-
I'll paid. due the plaintiffs. and u HI
necessary costs Of the suit.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that diligence has been
used Oh behalf Of the plaintiffs II
ascertain IN what state county, city.
town On corporation. the defendant.
Willie Shelton is, without effect. and
that his last post office address is
unknown, it is ordered that he APP
pear within ten DAYS after due pub
LEGATION hereof and do what may be
necessary 10 protect his interest in
this suit
JOHN {. SPENCER. Clerk
G, NJ ROGERS, p. q.
Buckingham, Virginia. 6-G-4t
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HELP w ANTED

MAN Married man, experienced
IN service station or garage work.
Apply c. L. Tench. Farmville Grown
Station 6-204p
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CARD OF THANKS

WADDELL - We wish to express
our most sincere and heartfelt
thanks fol- the beautiful flowers and
kindness shown during the death of
Mr.. ] B. Waddell. Waddell Family
go lp
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Classified Rates

All copy must be in The
Herald office by Wednes-
doy noon for Friday pub
llcotion.
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WANTED

Sr-~
PROPERTY + LIST your farm.
home, business or timberland
with me today Have local and
out Of town buyers. Landon G
Atkins, Realtor Municipal Bldg
Farmville. Virginia Phone 800 M
or IS0 5-24-tf (FD
POULTRY Mr. Feed Dealer or
Poultlymah. list your broilers &
hens with US fof sale We believe you
will be interested in price we can Of
fer buckingham Farm Supply, Co.,
DlllWyn Va p D. LeSueur phone
YU 3-255l 5-2-tf
HEAVY HOGS $50 to $50 lbs. for
sausage. also beef cattle Osborn S
Grocery. 3-l4-tf
WANTED SO PIANOS. Turn your
pianos into cash. Discount New
and Used Furniture Co. phone
1888. 5-l4-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

VIRGINIA..
In the Circuit Court Of the County
OF Prince Edward June Is, 1855
ALBERT W. Redo.
Complainant.
Y In Chancery
DALLAS SIMMS, wldower Of Ethel
Redd Slmms. deceased.
Defendant.
Order OF Publication
The object OF this suit is to de
termlne the rights and interest of
Albert W Redd and Dallas Simms
in the estate Of which Ethel Redd
Simms died selsed and possessed
consisting OF certain articles Of per
sonal property. and the following
described real estate.
LIST. That certain tract of land in
Hampden District, Prince Edward
County, Va, containing II acres.
bounded on the North BY Reed, oil
the East and West By the J VI
Angela land. and on the South BY
f. S. Rucker land, and Briery
Greek and being the same land
conveyed to John Andrew Redd BY
deed from + S. Rucker and wife
recorded in D B IA page $50
End That certain tract Of land
IN Hampden District. Prince Ed
ward County. Va. containing q
acres, as shown on plat made by
j. w Overton. County Surveyor, as
Lot No in deed Of partition be-
tween John Foster and John An
drew Redd. recorded iii D. B. "a
page 80. and more fully described
IN the bill and proceedings men
toned
An affidavit having been made
and filed that Dallas Slnms is no,
a resident Of the State Of Virginia
1t is ordered that he do appear
within ten days from due publ
cation of this notice to protect his
interest herein.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL. D d
500
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All Used Equipment Thorough
N Recondtloned Unless
Otherwise Stated
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Legal! NOTICE

= -
Vat the Circuit GCgt u Piiace Aa-
ward County June il 1853
ALEXANDER HENDERSON
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

THE PAPER PEOPLE HEarEC1
JOIN Tun aAAcr now
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
First Defeuf Of
Discrimination In
Minnesota Courts

on December rs. 1926 race seq
rsgati1H and discrimination were
dealt . crushing bloW Ia the Dis-
tHef Court ~ ST. Paul absH Judge
Gin y Lewis sentenced Charles
Smith white aggruaan lf the LyGe-
um Theatre. for refusal 10 adnlt
three well kG02u colorsd women
~ the frat Moor n me theatre
after they had purchased uckets
at the box office Smith naa sent
tnesd 70 four months IN jail or
payment 81 $500 fine
ms 10 The first time 10 he
state ~ Minnesota that case
involving discrimination because
of color haa been won iH the Grim
inai courts
The case Of tho plaintiffs vas
handled BY George W Hamilton
attorney and chairman Of the eH-
ecu,ive Board ~ the 80 Paul
HAACP
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
STEAMER BRINGS CONTRA
BANDS

Tho Steamer Davenport brought
40 from 81 Louis last might 2is
more contrabaHda 100 Of whom
we're women and children They
arc lu charge " Chaplain J 49,
white and were guarded by Com
papy G. 37th Iowa Most 81
them had been slaves Ia Missouri
though a fow wrfs free 81 Paul
Daily Press, May -, 1893,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

center Pin pie shell with cherry
mixture Dot with butter
Moisten edges Of bottom crust.
To adjust top crust. fold pastry
in half a roll loosely on rolling
pin, center on filling. Open Sits
with knife lwell-opened Sits
are Important to permit escape Of
steam during baking Trim top
crust allowing II 10 extend "a
inch over rim To seal, press top
and bottom crusts together on rim
Then fold edge Of top crust under
bottom crust and nuic Bake in
hot over f425 degrees FJ 80 min
utes or untnsyulp boils with heavy
bubbles
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

n ia pleasure 70 be able 10
state that many Of the towns and
cities n Minnesota are htiii
ready 10 respond nobly 10 he
calls ~ patriotism and humanity
by aiding in the education and
elevation Of the colored race
The city 81 81 Anthony has sell
sftsd Miss Elizabeth Staneman
winter. teacher IN the public
Hfh0ola. 10 40 south as teacher
Of the freedmen Mpis Tribune,
june 10, 1853
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

ggn. glblcy has shown "a great
deal 81 good sense in awaiting
himself 81 the uScellent quality ~
Drawn and muscle which has been
placed NJ bis disposal iu the per
Sons ~ tho numerous refugees
from slavery who have lhronRrd
into the lines ~ tho Union Army
ST ranl Daily Press, May 10,
1863
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
Krrr NEGnors our

A petition IL being circulated
about the streets praying the Tex
iainture 10 pass au act 8ubmitiing
% the people an amendment 20
the constitution prohibiting the
immigration Of Negroes into the
state ~. Pad Daily Press, Feb.
n. 1858
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28


feasible 10 celebrate WnshingtDn's
birthday with the baking of merry
cherry pies
The cherry pie featured here Is
a truly detachable treat az any time
Of the year. since tho water-packed
pltted red sour cherries that make
the ming are 10 be found in mar.
keta The year round But As every.
one knows VINO has ever baked a
cherry pie an important factor
Is the thickener that will bring the
sweet red juices 10 just the right
consistency Therefore this pie
uses quick cooking tapioea, 80 won
dsfhh IN fruit pies since IL has no
flavor Of ia own to interfere with
the true flavor Of the fruit and
ita 80 easy 20 use
By the way. the Y $ Depart
ment 81 Agriculture especially
recommends quIck-cookiug taplooa
Tor fruit pies that are 10 DO fro1
en-, 80 extra pics are being made
for freezing this modern thlcksncr
IL the one 10 use
So although any time rs cherry
time when II comes 10 serving
cherry pie. How'g the time 20 try
This recipe And for special oc-
rnsious such ss the first Presi
dents birthday put a dollop OF
lee cream atop each piece. for an
absolutely irrcalatiblr dessert
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
SUBSCRIPTION rArrR

The newly cufraughlsed colnred
citizens are circulating a sub
arriplion paper for tho purpose Of
raising money 20 defray tho exs
punaes ~ their proposed colehra
tion IN SO PAU Npis Tribune,
Dec. so 1902.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
CHERRY PIE

p Ia tablespoons quick cooking
tHp!uca
1 cup sugar
- teaspoon salt
3 cups q cans, rs or ~ ouu-
ces eaChl drained water
packed pttted red sour cher
los
~ cup cherry Juice
d drops rcd food Coluriug
"a teaspoon almond extract
toptional
Pastry for twu=cust pinch
pie
! Tablespoon butter
METHOD Combine qlHgk-cook-
ing taploca sugar salt, cherries,
cherry juice food coioring and
almond extract Mix thoroughly
and let stand Roll half OF pastry
- inch thick Limo 9.inoh pie
pan and trim pastry At edge Of
rim Roll remaining pastry rs
inch thick and cut several 2Anch
alta or decorative design near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
KnowIond Warns West
Against Poet With Reds

slams demonstrate good faith
In dealing with disarmament
questions now before a United
Nations commission.
Senator Knowland said In an
interview he believes any move
toward signing a nonaggression
pact with Russia would cause
the people behind the Iron
Curtain TO feel that they had
been completely sold out and
abandoned"
what the Soviets are trying
TO do Is to get the Free World
TO give its legal blessing TO the
enslavement Of free nations be-
hind the Iron Curtain" he said
what they want is a Free
World legalization Of the status
quo.
The Iron Curtain Is main
tanned now by force of arms,
The Russians want to neutral
ize" Central Europe and get
out sanction TO maintaining
these people in slavery"
Senator Knowland said he
believes in keeping the lines OF
diplomatic communication open
with the Russians lin the hope
that they may at some point
come up with something that
indicates a real intention 70
lessen world tensions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
Bill to Ask Science
Transactions

A bill was 10 be introduced
at the opening session Of Con-
sress today to authorize the
Library Of Congress 10 translate
scientific articles from for
eign publications and distribute
them all over the country.
The proposed legislation also
calls for q more extensive In
dexing system for the foreign
publications received by the
Library.
Representative Killings. Re-
publican Of California. the an
thor Of the oil. said the cost OF
hiring translators and printing
the articles would be infini-
tesimal compared TO the bene-
FITS recurring 70 our defense
program.
Under the bill. he explained,
the Government Printing ONCE
would print the translations
and the Library Of Congress
would send them TO universities
and other centers Of learning.
A spokesman for the Library
Of Congress said the Library
puts out three monthly lists Of
foreign books and journals In
GLIDING about l.200 Russian
magazines. All articles are
listed by English titles. but only
20 Of the l.200 Russian period
icals actually are available In
translation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
~ the Associated Press

Senator Knowland. Repub-
lican Of California. said today
Russia obviously Is angling for
free world 'legalization" Of the
Iron Curtain by her nonaggres-
sion pact proposals and an
nounced cuts In her armed
forces.
Senator Knowland. Senate
Republican leader and q mem
Der OF the Foreign Relations
Committee. voiced vigorous sup
port OF President Eisenhower's
expected rejection of Russia's
call for new East-West talks.
Mr.. Eisenhower discussed
with the National Security
Council yesterday the reply he
will make to a December letter
from Premier Nikolai A. Bull
ganin. The Russian leader
called again for an end 70 nu-
clear tests and negotiations to
outlaw war.
The Soviets announced yes
lterday they were reducing the
armed forces by 100000 men.
including $4,000 now in Hun
gary and East Germany.
Mr.. Eisenhower is expected
TO say that the United States
would be willing TO undertake
new peace talks only II the Rus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

the daughter Of Mrs. Louvenis
Royster of 1890 Stanton road
Sc.
Mrs. Royster claims Daddy
also known as Bishop C. NJ
Grace-married her in 1928
but deserted her in 1928. She
wants alimony and support
money.
In testimony today Mrs
Anderson kept referring to
Daddy as my father and the
bishops attorney, Frank Vas
mer, arose to object.
Referring to the evangelist's
3 million followers MIR. Yasmer
said, That's not right. you
honor. Thousands of people
call him father"
But Judge Holtzoff brushed
the objection aside,
she can call him father II
she wants. After all. ! can't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

put words in witness mouth"
he said.
Mrs. Anderson testified she
had several meetings with the
Bishop during is47 and ls4s
and that on one occasion she
went with him to Savannah.
Ca. at his request. She said
that he gave her money for
clothes and was very strict"
with her. treating her like q
daughter.
He said he wanted me with
him. He said he was sorry he
had been away from me for so
long
But Mr.. YaSmer. holding up
q letter Mrs. Anderson claims
the bishop wrote to her. said:
But in this letter he called
you no more than friend" the
attorney said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07
Witness Allowed to Call
'Doddy Grace Father

Daddy Grace Washington Negro evangelist be called
father by Witness and nobody according to
Federal Judge Alexandria Holtzon
The judges ruling during the seventh day Of Gaces
United States District Court here The witness Mrs
Francis Anderson Of il6 carrngton street NE She is
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-02
In~uugurardn 81 u
MOdernu Estacion
de los Bomheros

La Ciudad de Miami inaugurara
SUI nueva estacion de bomberos 81
tuada en- 1900 S W., Avenida IL, ell
dia IL de mayo. Ell nuevo edificio
estara alberto para Ell publico, csc
dia, de cuatro a 6 de la tarde.
Como parte de las ceremonias de
la Inauguration sc nombraran je-
fes de bomberos .honorarios, Ell AL
calde de Miami, Robert King High
y los Comisionados, George w. Du-
breuil, James w. High, B. E. Hearn
Sr. Y Otis w. SILVER, de acuerdo
con 10 anunciado por ell Jefe de
bombers, N. L. Wheeler.
El nuevo edificio fue disenado y
ha sido c~onstruido de acuerdo con
una arquitectura moderna para
que no desentone con ell barrio re-
sidencial en- que esta situado y Sc
"a conocido pof "Station Isl.
Todas las actividades del cuerpo
de bomberos, tales como ~ejercicios
para conservarse en- buenas con-
diciones fisicas y Ell lavado y SEGA
do de las mangueras Sc haran den
tro del edificio.
Contara con una dotacion de ID
hombres y una bomba-camion de
iPasa a la Pagina -
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-02

LA FOTO MUESTRA al Presi.
dente Howard Dale, del Dade
National Bank of M iami y
"Corky'', la marsopa parlanchi-
ma del Miami Seaquarium.
"Corky' es Ell doble mecanico
de la verdadera marsopa del
mismO nombre que es la atrac.
ci0n del famoso acuario de Mia
mi. Pero la mecanica "COrky"
ha atraido la atenci6n de los
viandantes que pasan frente al
banco en- ell 1850 Biscayne Blvd,
va que Sc dirige a todos ellos.
Ell Presidente del Banco, senior
Dale, ha dicho que con gusto
aceptara la cuenta de "Corky",
siempre y cuando la marsopa la
abra en- seriO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-02
cuIpubIe de Fruude
Ahogudo Rinehurt
v Tres Asociudos

I'm Jurado Federal dict6 we're
dicto de culpabilidad contra ell CO.
nocido abogado de Miami, Hollis
Rinehart y tres aSociados suyos
acusados de fraude en- la pro-
mocion de I'm negocio de fabricar
papel de libra de una palma. FL
jurado habia estado deliberando
por espacio de mas de II horas.
I'm aspecto de decaimiento pre-
sentaba ell acusado, al escuchar la
confirmation de dos de las acusa-
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-02
I'm Case SenciIlo
sobre Honrudez

La Sra. Sol Schulman entro Ell
microbes al establecimiento Bur
dimes probablemente para coger
un POGO de fresco y recrearse la
vista con las mercancias. Caminan-
do por la tienda, vic una cartera,
en- ell suelo y la recogio. Dentro
habia $103 pesos en- Elective y TN
cheque. de $75.
La Sra. Schulman Sc llevo la car
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FL ST.. Hugo Jimenez, popular Di-
rector y Locutor del programa La
Voz de Miami, anuncio aver que
un grupo de colombianos residen-
ties en- esta ciudad, en- reunion
efectuada ell microbes por la no.
che, acordo convocar a todos los CO.
lombianos que Sc encuentren ac-
tualmente e MIA Florida a efec-
tuar unas "elecciones simb6licas" ell
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