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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19

Visitors "a G NJ Avres Who re.
Gently passed his 9olh birthday for
the week end were al Inv child .en.
MISS Lizle Mae Ayrss and Mrs
Virginia Gunttr Of Roanoke Mrs.
Laura Baer. Of near HarrSonburG
Mrs Judith Maxey and family and
Edmund Ayres and family. pf Rich
mond. and McKenna Ayres. with
whom he resides.
Miss Ada Marie Gibbs and Miss
Gertrude Holman Of Richmond
were house guests of Or. and Mrs
r. f. Patteson for the week END
+ T Patteson and family. 81 Rich
mond. visited there Sunday.
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs Il. W.
Paterson Sunday We're Mr. and
MIS- John Andrews. Of Roanoke
MS Paul Spencer and daughter.
Ella and u W Paterson. Jr. and
family Of Charlottesville Nh and
Mrs. Sam Spencer. Of Scoitsvillc
Mrs Maxcy. and daughter. Miss
Maggie MaXev. and sons. Leroy,
Henry and Robert Maxey. and a
grandson MI Of Richmond.
William Maxey. who has just re-
turned from military service was
ioiaed IN the home Of his parents.
Nh and Mrs L. f. MaXey BY all
Of his brothers and sisters for the
week end Mrs. Mitchell Hunter and
family Of Windsor T. F. Maxev
Jr. and family. Of Hopewell. and
Herbert Maxey and family. Julian
Maxey and family. Robert Maxey
and family and MS T. f. Pate
son. Jr ana family al of Ransons.
were al home Miss Jo Maxey
Henry and James Marcy, who ate
home on vacation. We're also pres
ent
L. r Patteson and son Jonathan.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Knoxville Items
Knoxville Items
Dunevants wow
En- Route On Iril,
To L. S. Midwest

The regular monthly lana.ins nf
Enfn WINS was hald Monday at the
home q MIS-. Dave Word. fgAoWed
by d picnic Oh the lawn
Mr. and Mrs Verna Dpncvani
announce The birth Of 4 by Friday.
August 8. at Virginia Baptist Hes
pital IN Lynchburg.
MS Clgde White of Sautn Bus
ION. W3s a recent visitor Of hnv
mother, Mrs B t. Payne
Mrs. W r Shepherd and Mrs
c. F. Crow, If Pichmend. u Y visit
ing M Dave Word
Z u W1olon has been slck Ior
several weeks.
Mrs Garnet Smith WI sev aHdl
days last week with her DAUGHTER
and sonin-law, MI 4nd MI Car
yoll Gllispc
Mrs r n Coleman AID Nrr d.
G. RaEson visited tier mathe
Mrs Lizzie Robertson. lAhaN
DnEtvants 60 Yves,
NJ and MfA Mnlifl l'nneyaat
ana son, Elliy leIt Thursday vi q
TIP Ms. Dt'hev1nl and -hllly MIA
stop az Crown Rom. mo - Ylal
relatives Mr. Dunevant VII ~ 10
o. - -, "lst Till ILL.,, .''', III ''',' y.
pat a,1 p,'''1. III, '' .4,.,.,, ..'' ii Il
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s,nitb r6,,rn.g aatb ntro fa,.
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. cameron coleman. % halh,
,' i, A siS',l,'s nA ol,l'' Ain'
2.olei -i'' ~ :" ~ ai''' IVY y. ii@ Vi''
Coleman
Mr. and Mrs a. W ManHlns.
q Newport NeWs speiil tfn wick
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19

pekaf con,nleto tho p,,cl.t,gfa,,,
E,ipn,e.ta.,, s,r5rty
Negro Faculties
THE Garter & Woedsom II y
4 ''g'A iars'iiA 7 i''anf up e. f'lh-
I'm i,nii'9. y laws.
.'t'' N' -,s'i'N o"''"..'' ~ q h's
y" '.'i fh'i'H, Al' Z Naol' H. ~ si-
a. r lSaua I 4 : f 7 : n y
Ni''"i \ u ~ Robinson ana MISS
ply ~ h2V T
Also on the Woodson faculty are
Farrell p Johns, William j Kerr,
William Parks Dalton Roberts.
Ihoma Washiagton Charles y
White Alfred p Wilson and Mrs
Haze NJ Scott
S J. Ellis Elementary School
teachers are PRINCIPAL Allen Godca
Jr. Mrs. Pent lope p Forbes. MIS-
villa j Henimings. Mrs. Elizabeth
II Washington. Mrs. Louise G.
Yates. Mrs. Estcrine c. Coleman.
Mrs Irena J iiamlctt. and Miss
Mary Eta Brown Mrs Mary Il.
K Logan. Mrs. Carol ? Jones and
Robert Law round ou. the faculty
there
ME- earah waeh;ngton N tAn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Junius ]. Stinson,
&. Dies; Rites AT
Salem Methodist

mineral Services M JuuHls Janca
Sfnson ~, 4 retired farmer who
fted Wednesday, haeast l3 al hlS
home bear DillWyn ware held Aue
ust i5 M hc Salem Methodist
Chafch Win burial " i1e church
cemetery
snv.vas arr rhrcc .gas. Y VI
aad Janis s sttnson Of Dnwvn.
and GEORGE W siinson. II Amelia.
SIX daughters. Mrs waller Cox and
Mrs.. George Sheffield. of Farm
vilel Mrs Robert Carroll, Of Roa
noke. MRS. Jack Duncan MISS
PeaFl s,mson and Miss Mamie
Siinsoa n DiIlwYn. one brother.
W II SNnson 81 Richmond. two
sisi'is MrS Rosa Patiel son of
Green BAY ald Ms II II P0st0M.
Of tirmville
~ i Survived Nv uibc grand
children and TN eFeat erandchil-
dreH.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Edward Snead Is
Manager OF Dillwyn
Department Store

Fd@ard G. Snead became mana
Men Of Tie Dillnyn Department
store July n after serving with
thc johnson Department Store IN,
DaAville fol three years A native
d Jan}Jllc Snead has the ex
peuence for TIE position. having
been connected with sales and
.a,lGa enlnt fol twenty four years.
I'tlol l. aflllIatmg with Southern
Department stores, no worked at
l5oWnH4tcln jewelers. IN DanVille for
I'd years. III 1856 Snead was trans
felied from DanVille to DavIdsons
ln falmpillr for several months
and then he returned 10 Danville
Whila III E7anvIlle he was the
manaeel Of the Shoe department
at Davidsons.
Snead 5 family consists Of his
wife. the former Miss Eileen Hill,
Of Chatham and four children, three
boys and one eHl He has one boy
entering service Auepst q and the
airl vail BE- attending Central High
School this year The other two
bows are less than Two years old
Active III civic affairs, Snead IS
q member Of the Fix s Club. and
the VIEW Ills family attends the
PRESBYTERIAN church
IT. dczcribcd the town Of Dill
syn a. one q the finest com
mmiihes h has lived IN and said
that he hoped to make the town his
permanent home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Six New Teachers
Join Faculties

Buckingham county teachers are
scheduled to attend work shops be-
ginning August p In preparation
for the opening Of schools Septem-
Der 2. Dillwyn Elementary School
Is the site for the white teachers
workshop and the Negro teachers
VIII convene at Carter G Woodson
High School during the same three
day period August .. % and u.
The teachers will devote August
% ard q. 70 preparations for STU
dent arrival by spending the two
days in their respective classrooms.
Six New Teachers
A total Of SIX new teachers joins
the Buckingham county system
this year three In the white schools
and three in the Negro schools. The
faculty Of the entire county totals
III for the September opening This
figure does not include the two
supervisors. Mrs Katie X. Austin
and Mrs Dorothy NJ Faulconer
Mrs Austin is the county elemen-
tary supervisor and MS. Faul-
coner is the general supervisor.
James Anderson, Jr., will be
teaching at Dillwyn Elementary for
the first time and Mrs. Mamie V.
LeSucur. Of near Dillwyn. viii be
on the staff at Arvonia Elementary
Michael Pekav. Of Scottsville. will
teach al Buckingham Elementary to
round out the new additions to the
white faculties.
Miss Eleanor Boiling. a native Of
Buckingham begins her teaching
career this year at Ridgeway
School. New teachers at the Wood
son school are Mrs. Hazel Scott.
Of Norfolk. and Mrs Lystra L.
Barnes, Of Huntington. w Va.
Central High Faculty
Members Of the faculty for the
1899 session at Central H j & h
School are Principal n H. Hurt.
q. l. Baldwin. r f. Banton. Her
bert f Macy, Martin r. Conway,
Billy A. Franklin. Bruce Knapp,
Emory Newton. O p. Sadler R
r Shotzbergcr John H. Stuart and
Miss Harriet Johns.
Other Central teachers include
Mrs. Dorothy A. Morgan Mrs
Fstelle Atkinson, Mrs Beatrice c.
Ballowe. Miss Judith Gordon Miss
Elizabeth v Forbes. Mrs Patricia
B Johnson. Mrs. Grace NJ Rainey
Mrs Emma g. Sadler, Mrs. Lorna
s. Scott, Mrs. Catherine Spencer
Mrs. Jesse c. Nuckols and Mrs.
Frances G Word
Elementary Teachers
The DlllWyn Elementary faculty
includes Principal John c. Morgan.
Jr., James NJ Anderson, Jr, Mrs.
Sallie S. Smith. Mrs Laura c. Alb
sher. Mrs Mamie G. Pitts, Mrs
Elizabeth r. Burroughs, Mrs Ha-
eel s. Page, Mrs. Ethleen M. Pat
teson, and Mrs. Susie S. Gillian
Also on the Dillwyn faculty are
Mrs. Mary Glover, Miss Lily S.
Baber, Miss Ethel Foulkes, Mrs.
Ruth A. Jones. Mrs. Edna II. DaW-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Buckingham Teachers To Attend Workshops
Prior To Opening OF Schools September 2

son, Mrs Margaret p Wood MIS-
Muriel s Hartley and Mrs Ruby
D. Walton
Arvonia Elementary school
teachers are PRINCIPAL j r Hodges
Miss Sarah Hannah, Mrs. Helen L.
Hughes. Mrs Eleanor d. Roach.
Mrs Pearl Pekar, and Mrs. Mamie
" LeSueur
Miss Nellie Jeffrey. Mrs. Marie
T. Anderson, MISS Mary f Ahder-
son and Miss Jane Patterson com
prise the remainder Of the faculty
at Arvonia.
Buckingham Elementary faculty
includes Principal Miss Minnie A
Wood. MISS Carrie Fitzgerald Mrs
Edith NJ. Harris. ms. Gladys G
Wood Mrs Tina w Garnet. Mrs
Emma B Thompson and Mrs Chris
tine W Coleman Miss Esfelle
Wood Mrs Ruth H. Steger. Miss
Gloria d Russell and Michael
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
$4,000 Saved In
Constructing New
School Building
opening day

Construction work is progressing
on the foundation plant building OF
the Bnc King Ii a IN Elementary
School This bullsiins VIII contain
two elassrooms cafeteria. a
multl-plupose room and furnace
room II is planned a. the nucleus
OF modern building to be erected
IN the future
The actual work Is being handled
by the maintenance crews Of The
schools III the county under the
supervision Of Irving s Driscoll.
superintendent of schools III Buck
lnqhan county
Utilization Of this plan has not
resulted in rapid progress Of the
construction. but it is estimated
that an overall saving Of at least
s20000 VIII be made
Drlscoll says that part Of the
building is expected 70 be- ready
for use when schools open in Sep
talnher
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
CortersviIIe Items
Benefit Supper
AT l'artcrsyille
Saturday Night

Committees are busy In ard
around carafsy.ilc preparing lot
A BIZ picnic and supper AZ The club
hoisc SATURDAY, Aug ist 20 Re2ln-
rnH ut Z pm plate slippers wlll
De served along with home made
ice cream, candies pics and cakes
IT. pracssds ai4 ~ w used to
paint the building
NilS ] Alex Ea,isone Billc Lec
ai'd lipckv London End VIVIAN Blan
'an wese luncheon Guests ~ Mr
aid MI hcnl Trice Of Crcwc.
NJ LaKesid" Villaa Thursday
WI and M Marvin Palmorc.
N Drewys BMff wetc recent guests
Ky. Mr. a.,d MIS- A + Moon
Billy Baskerville Of Ashvile.
" q ~ ynendine two weeks WITH
Mr. ard MIS- N Z, Blanton. j..
1lr ll'ilc daughter " Mr. and
Ms !. a Mavlm, Ji ~ quite III
.sa auiart cuclr Hospital
Mts lda Grower u Washin
iNn !s taitinG lhc lobinaona I'M
We village
Mr and Mra. d n Blanton.
Vivian HllnioA aad Sllsan Ecckpl
pcNt Wednesday N Richmond
Ml6 } Alex Ran$un.. @ilh east
ctn Star members from Goochland
ahd Cumberland wll attend L DAi-
fftlaf aud .faa..fo,ti trt..,, ,,.s.sst,4 -,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
AMERIC ANS CAUTIONED

The State Department. has adj
Elsed Americans not to travel to
the Middle East. particularly Leba-
non and Iraq
In a brief announcement. the de
partment said it had instructed the
Passport Office and overseas posts
to alert American tourists and
others who may be travelling in or
through the Middle East Of the
situation there and to advise them
AGAINST such travel. particularly to
Lebanon and Iraq. unless impera-
tive.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Hospital News


joseph Reed. faFmville' Mrs II.
s s"i,iV'i ,,na eSf h Mas r oueths
,n.'.'., ,,
Bren v ouecnsbc.ry. Meharrn.
1A#N oacensherry Mrherfin. Pen
llHr '1nffiispFfy. Mefefrih' MISS
Neiiha Guthrie Anelia Mrs X 4.
l'Hh'lfi eha$c Guy Koiiiiie Carr J
fafiiiN.iIe. peihia rockwell No'-
a"WaV
Aiya ,tr. y oh4r, pr,,,,,f,a,,
,s,,,,,,1 WI. r,r N, ,,a @,',l', 4
iN' 7Aillt N4aS h1tbefca Ayers.
nAtiax Henry W Brown Pros
prct. Il. w. kIdH Victoria; n III
Graham. Arlington, Miss Shirley
VaIeAam. CrcWe. w VI Eddlns.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Charles Edwards
Wins First Place
In All Pig Chain

Winners In The Sears Foundation
All Pie Cham program tor iios ~
Buckingham cotmty wei announced
recently by Comfy Agent Richard
Ellis FIRST place went To Charles
Edwards. second place TO Talmage
HAYNES and third ana fourth honofs
were won by Dychos Scay and Ern-
est Snoddv.
Cash pr1es were ~ srntcd the
winners III THE amounts 81 fifteen.
ten. seven ard five dollars Ellis
pointed oiit that The prizes wcre
smaller this Year becArse one Of
the sows died ana had u be re-
placed out Of lie 500 fund ap-
nloimAied TO operate ihe project
NeN members u thr IN stock
project are Tilman Adams. Gerald
Slnson Johnnie Crews. John I'd
wards ana Robert Hancs
AAaonR the obiecuScs of the i've
stock project are the Improvement
iA lhe bHredme ~ livestock In me
county. the cafryine out Of cffrct-
iyr administrations IN aood facdne
ana MANAGEMENT practices. and
M development of lhc club mrm-
hcr carrying ont Tie program
r. determine winner lch
member Of the proggAn Is scored
stfs,,ea III, h. ,,,-xE,,.t sllss. rtA, .,..z..
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
.MinEtro de Marina de Brasil
.LIeqa Manana a Miami en- Gira
.pOr Bases NaVaIes de e. UU
Consul MeIlo- Texeiru lie Ofrecerd
cemida en- "Miami Springs ViIIcs"

Fl miniStro brasileno de Ma
rina, Almirante Jorge de Pace
Mattoso Maia, llegara a Miami
en- I'm avion de la marina nor.
teamericana, a las 200 pm e.
domingo is, en-. vista Official a
los Estados Unidos. FL avion
Sc espera en- Ell Aeropuerto In.
.ternacional de Miami, segdn in.
formation suministrada por el
Consulate del Brasil.
La comitiva que viene con eI
Almirante Mattoso Maia esta in.
tegrada por los siguientes seno.
res: Captain Francisco Ramos,
Captain Henrique Saboia y re,
niente Captain Jose Carlos Ran
gel. La comitiva braSiiena sera
recibida en- ell aeropuerto por
ell Captain August Anthony
Schrimer, designado por la Ma
rina de los Estados Unidos pa
ra atender al Almirante brasil
leno y SUI grupo.
Ell Almirante Mattoso Maia
naci6 en- Rio de Janeiro, Bra
sill, Ell 10 de JUNO de 1894 y CO.
memo SUI carrera naval en- 1912.
Sc lie han confiado muy valio-
sas misiones durante SUI brillan-
te actividad en- Brasil y en- ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
HISPANO MUERTO EN-
AccIDENTE De AUTO

Cruz Rodriguez Alicea, hispa-
no residente de Miami, muri6
como consecuencia del choque
del auto en- que viajaba.
Cruz Rodriguez Alicea de 20
amos, vecino de 251 NV Is
Street, iba al frente en- Ell au-
tom6vil que manejaba Angel
Cruz, de % amos, vecino de 267
NV "a Street. Por alguna raz6n
que la policia estima descui-
do ell caro- quedo fuera de
control y Sc proyeeto contra un
poste del tendido eIectrico,
mientras iba por la calzada Nc
Arthur.
Cruz es acusado de manejar
sin .cuidado y esta sometido a
ulteriores investigaciones.
Segun Sc alega, por parte del
investigator de la policia M. e.
Crazy, ambos venian de Miami
Beach cuando ell caro- Sc Salio
de la cuneta y embistio ell poste.
Alego Cruz que otro caro- les
pas6 cerca a una velocidad fan
tastica y que ESQ los atemori-
70.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

Court 80 Avenida, y Gales 8 y
II, estan en- pleito para evitar
que la autoridad construya un
proyecto de 70 unidades ALI.
Su proXima batalla esta lista
cuando la Junta de urbanismo y
zonificacion co%nsiderara una pc
ticion para zanzibar la propie-
dad a una iona mas restricta.
Ell abogado de la Autoridad,
Wallace N. Maer recibi6 instruc-
clones de concurrir a la reunion
para "protestar violentamente"
contra la rezonificacion.
81 la junta planificadora Sc
pone de acuerdo con los duenos
de la propiedad, Maer tiene ms
trucciones de presentar pleito
para evitar que ell Conceio MI
nicipal mi siquiera considere"
la rezonificaci6n,
Posteriormente la autoridad
vote por la elimination del plan
de las u unidades de vivienda.
En- lugar de ESQ, sc buscara 81
tuar otro proyecto Juno mas
pequeno preparado para los an
cianos- en- ell mismo lugar.
Este paso aparentemente fue
dado para conservar ell terreno
como sitio para alguna clase de
vivienda.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
Ingenieros de Ia Eastern "
Green Inevitable Ia HueIqa

La National Airlines, que es-
pera comenzar ell rsevicio en-
diciembre entire Miami y New
York ha entrenado personal pa
ra csc tipo de supervision, con
ell mismo proposito.
Jack Robertson, p~residente de
la local Sindical de los ingenie.
ros de la Eastern Airlines, de-
clar6 que SUI sindicato Sc man.
tenia opuesto radicalmente al
acuerdo. Acuso a los photos de
tratar de socavar su sindicato
y dejar solo a una agrupacion
sindical en- la cabina.
.Anadio Robertson: "Es inc.
vitable que la acci6n de la com.
pania, al imponer restricciones
a nuestra defnanda, provoque
una huelga."
Alega Robertson que solo la
Junta de Aeronautica Civil pc.
dria especificar las calificacio.
mes de la tripulacion que ocupa
la cabina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
~Encuenira 0bstacuIOs
Creaci0n de Auioridad
Civil del AerOpuertO

Existe la creencia de que ha.
bra dificultades tecnicas para
establecer una comisi6n civil
que Sc encargue totalmente de
las actividades del aeropuerto,
va que la Comisi6n Metropoli;
tana es la encargada de dirigir
y administrar dicha Autoridad,
por ley del estado de la florida.
Pese a esta laguna, Ell conf
sionado Robert Haverfield in
slste en- llevar adelante SUI idea
de establecer una comision CT
vii. que Sc coupe de TODD 10 con-
cerniente a la Autoridad Aero.
portuaria excepto la emission de
Donos, que estaria a cargo de la
propia Comisi6n Metropolitan.
0tros comisionados favorecen
la idea de passr a manos de la
administration condal ell aero
puerto, pero a este Sc opone
Haverfield por estimar que en-.
tonces caeria dieha dependen-
cia en- un plano burocratico Y
de muchos tramites innecesa.
rios,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
BOMBAS De FOSFORO
VIVO HALLADAS EN-
FL CANAL COMFORT

La policia ha practicable in
tensa busqueda en- la secci6n
del North West 80 Avenida y
Gale 10, donde han aparecido
algunas bombas de fosforo vivo
echadas en- ell canal Comfort,
de esa vecindad.
Dice la polieia que hasta aho-
"a ha recogIdo mas de 100 bonn
bas de csc tJpo presumiblemen-
tie tiradas al canal por algun
iudividuo relacionado con la
causa rebelde cubana.
Dos memories, James R. Hills,
de IA amos, vecino de $3.50 NV.
Is Street y Wayne Linglow,
de Is amos de 912 NV. 80
Court, recogieron de dicho ca
nal algunas bombas de f6sforo
vivo en- envases plasticos.
La policfa declara que los me
nores las llcvaron a sus casas y
trataron de hacerlas revental
produciendose algunas quema,
duras en- pies y rnasos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

La compania de aviacion Eas'
tern Airlines convino con la
Association de Photos Aereos
que Ell tercer miembro de la tri-
pulaci6n de los nuevos aviones
de pasajeros "jet" sea I'm pilo-
to con Iicencia asi como I'm in.
geniero en- aeronautica.
La Association de Ingenieros
Aeronauticos declare que era
inevitable que la compania trata
"a de poner en- vigor dicho
acuerdo.
La disputa con la Eastern
fue un ensayo para los photos
de la Inca, quienes eSperaban
que este fuera e lmodelo a Sc
guir por toda la industrial.
La Eastern no proyecta poner
Jets en- servicio hasta 1860. La
Pan American ha estado utili.
zando personal supervisor en-
sus recientes vuelos trasatlan.
ticos de jets, hasta yer oque Sc
Sesuelve definitivamente en- ell
asunto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
|Intensa Campana de Propaganda
TUristicu Hard Miami en- New York
Partieipard en- Gran Espeetdeulo que
Sc Prolonsord por IL Dies en- coliseo

La Ciudad de Miami tendra
SUI parte en- las actividades de
propaganda que con Ell nombre
de Florida Previews 1859" Sc
verificaran en- ell Coliseum de
Nueva York a partir del IL de
diciembre, y que duraran IL
dias.
Ell director de Publicidad To-
cal, Lew Price, anunci6 ell jue-
yes que la ciudad Sc unira a.
otras $50 undergraduates de la
Florida, asf como a duenos de
hoteles, moteles y retiros turis-
ticos, conjuntamente con la Co.
mission de Fomento de la Flo
rida, para particular en- Ell
Show.
Sc espera que mas de un Guar
to de million de neoyorquinos
visiten ell SHOW, donde apa-
rece Miss Dianne Tauscher,
ganadora del titulo de Miss Flo
rida de 1858 y I'm proyectil gi-
gantesco de Cabo Canaveral.
Ell pabell6n de Miami exhibira
una toto mural de IL pies de
aItura, representando la Inca
de edificaciones urbanas de gran
Miami, con una piscina rodeada
de palmas como replica del
stadium Orange Bowl.
La exposition estara ameni-
zada por un cuarteto de atrac-
twas muchachas que entregaran
al publico prospectus de pro-
paganda y otra information So
bre Miami.
Sc hara hincapie en- esta fe-
ria, sobre ell hecho de que Mia.
mi esta a solo 2 horas de Nueva
York por avi6n "jet".
"Comprendemos que Ia tenn.
porada turistica de Miami ne.
costa propaganda extra este
ano, como resultado de la mala
publicidad que recibimos a eau
sa del invierno pasado', exprest
Mr.. Price.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
Elecciones de Ia Organization
Democrutu PUertoniquenu el 70

FL senior Hector de Jesus,
Primer Vicepresidente de la
Organization Democratic Puer-
torriuuena, nos comunica que
'el domingo % de noviembre, a
las Z = media de la noche, Sc
celebrara la asamblea general
ordinaria en- los Salones de Vasa
Hall, sito en- la Segunda Aveni-
da del NorJeste. numero 1902.
En- dichs session Sc elegiran
los oficiales y directories que
han de regi. los destinos de la
organization durarte Ell ano de
1859.
La Organization Democratic
PilertOrriqueha que lucha por la
superacion politica de los hispa-
nOs y contribute a la moviliza-
cion civica en- nuestra comuni-
dSd, exhorta a todos los asocia
dos y a todos los puertorrique-
nos, que col, urran al citado ac-
tp oel domingo %, Sc inscriban
como socios y participen en- los
'traba3os-de la asamblea.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

exterior del pals entire las Qua.
les aparece SUI participation en-
ambas guerras mundiales. En-
tire otras cosas, ha sido Conan
dante en- Jefe de la Escuadrs
del Brasil y Jefe de Operaciones
Navales, Ambos cargos fueror
asignados al Almirante Mattosc
Maia antics de que ell actual pre-
sidente de la RepGblica, Jusce.
line Kubitschek, 10 nombrase
Ministro de Marina.
Ell Almirante permanecera en-
Miami dos dfas v comenzara en-.
tonces I'm recorrido por las ba.
ses navales mas importantes del
pals y por otros centres navales
de los Estados Unidos.
Ell Honorable Ruy de Mello.
Teixiera, Consul del Brasil en-
homemade al Almirante Mattosso
Maia y a SUI comitiva mediante
una comida de bienvenida en-
la Certe del Rey Arturo miami
Springs Villas) ell domingo is a
las 8 de la noche, va Sc han
extendido las invitaciones para
esa comida a los funcionarios
municipales, miempros de la Ma
rina de los Estados Unidos y
tambien miembros de la colonia
brasilena en- Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
Explosion 0ida en- Ia ciudad Ell
JUeves ContinGu en- ell Misterio

C~ontestando a las numerosas
llamadas hechas al DIARIO So
ble Ell origen de la explosion
ocurrida en- horas del anoche-
Ger del jueves, podemos infor
mar que no Sc ha debido, segun
nuestras averiguaciones, a min
gun acto :errorista en- centric
religiosG 'algun0.
Muchos de los que Sc han in
teresado por telefono sobre la
causa de las detonaciones in,
ouirian sobre la posibilidad de
que fuese Ia explosion de un
avion en- ell. aire.
Nos pernitimos informar a
todos los que han llamado a
nuestra Reduction, que hasta Ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
~Posponen Visito orul
en- ell JUicio contra
Estafodor de Boneos

La vista oral del case de Jo-
seph Lamonica, de AZ amos, acu-
sado de estatar a varios bancos
mediante uu truce de deposito
y prestamo de fondos, fue pos
puesta hasta ell rs de noviem-
bre por ell Comisionado federal
Earle N. Bishop en- Nueva
York.
FL banco Boulevard National
de Miami scfri6 las consecuen.
cias de ests habilidosa estra-
tagema de Lamonica, y otro So
clio de aventura, al perder mas
de 300 mil d6lares.
Mientras tanto Ell Comisiona
do federal Martin c. Epstein
firm6 un mantamiento judicial
que autoriza a los agentes del
FBI de Nueva York a abrir una
eaJa de dep6sito bancario alqui.
lada por Lamonics.
Sospecha Ell FBI que parte
de los $35C.OO0 producto del
fraude podria estar depositada
ss ssa sasa do ssassifad.