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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
Bale en- ell PEA.

Mucho nos complace consignaY
en- estas lineas la gran animation
que reina entire los componentes
de la Colonia Hispanoamericana
de Miami para ell festival bailable
que Sc celebrara ell proximo saba.
do II, en- los Salones del acredita-
do Club P. B. A, donde actuaran,
ademas de dos famosas Orquestas,
los populares cantantes cubanos,
aplaudidos nternacionalmente, Ro-
berto Faz y Orlando Vallejo.
Felicitamos anticipadamente a
los organizadores de este festival.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
Nos es glato enviar nuestras sim
ceras felicitaciones a la estimada
pareia forma6a por ell senior Rey-
naldO GOnzale, FerreI y sonora,
Gladys Fernandez de Gonzalez, con
motive de la grata celebration del
aniversatjo de SUI matrimonio en- ell
dfa de hoy.
Fiestos de CumpIeonos
FL senior GiIDertO Enriquez y Sc
fora, Herminia EscOlas de Enrf-
quez, .miembros estjmados de nues-
ira colonla hispanoamericana, ORE
ceran una allegro fiesta infantil ell
domingo pr6ximo a las cuatro de
la ,ardt para celebrar Ell primer
aniversario de SUI hijo Enrique.
Han sldo invitados numerosos
amiguitos del ~gracioso festejado.
Shower
La sonora dona Bertha Lopez
vida, de Garcia ofrecera I'm "sho-
wer' manana sabado a las ocho y
media de la noche en- SUI residen-
cia de la Gale Sexta Suroeste No
2015 en- honor de SUI nuera dona
Ada Andrade de Garcia.
A tau calido agasajo han sido
lnvitadds numerosss de sus amis.
tades.
z Amos
Llega hoy a sus dos antics de
edad ell gracioso bebe Miguel An
tonic RiberO, hijo del senior Miguel
RiberO Silva y sonora, Zoe Prfo de
RiberO, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia hispanoamericana
residenie en- Miami.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas caras
felicitaciones, que hacemos tenn
bien exttnsivas a sus amorosos pa
dres, y lie deseamos una larga y
venturosa existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
REcETA DEL Ola
GALLETITAS DE coco

1-3 taxa de mantequilla
IL taxa de azucar
l huevo batido
l taxa de coco rallado
l IL cucharaditas de polvo de
hornear
IA cucharadita de sal
1-3 taxa de leche
Bata la mantequilla, anada Ell
azucar POGO a POGO y ell huevo.
Cierna juntos la harina, la sal y
Ell polvo de hornear y a1ada a Ia
manteduilla alternando con la
leche. Agregue ell coco rallado
antics de anardirle toda la leche.
Eche la masa por cucharaditas
en- un molde engrasado y cueza
en- horno caliente por 10 8 IS
minutes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
gEz H0GAK-por Victoria ALetondra
POEMA De HOY
MARTA Y MARIA
LAS VlRGENES BiBLICAs

Maria sus plantas llagadas ungia
y, como en- un extasis sus palabras ola;
~ungiento de nardos en- sus pies ponia:
SUI alma cual mistico cirio Sc encendia.
La clara palabra del Rabi manaba
eual hmpida fuente de amor y de bien:
Ia extatica virgen, sonando miraba
las doradas cupulas de Jerusalem.
III Dulce Maestro, de guedejas blondas, +.
saba decirle palabras muy bellas,
palabras tan suaves, tan blancas, tan hondas,
lgual que 81 fuesen jazmines y estrellas. =
Limpia cual la plata, Marta la hacendosa t
cuida de su humble fogaril de aldea;
Maria, la biblica virgen pudorosa,
bebe de los labios del Rabi la idea.
Marta la hogarena, lie dice: Rabi:
mi hermana me deja por seguirte a III;
70 lavo la ropa y adobe ell yantar,
y ella solo hace sonar y sonar. -.
La voz del Maestro lie responde ash:
Maria me ha visto dar vida a los muertos
y tiene Ell prodigio de los ojos abiertos;
Aientras til te afanas y estas ~distraida, ,.
ella escucha ell ritmo de la eterna vida. -t~ -
Las biblicas virgenes lie oyen con amor; =.
%ungiento de nardos lie dan al Senior;
las ayes del campo lie escuchan tambien.
Palpita Ell crepdsculo como un corazon. '>@
y Sc oye a 10 lejos la lenta oracion -.
de las %sinagogas de Jerusalem.
EMILIO cARNENA
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

Ell pasad0 dia IL eelebr6 su
fiesta de cumpleahoS, II flori.
das primaveras, Ia encantadOra e.
interesante SenOrita GLADYS
QUESADA, hija idolatrada del
matrimoniO que fOrman Ell caba.
nerosO ALFREDO QUESADA v
SUI gentil esposa NARCISA
AGUILERA DE QUESADA.
Con tai motive la duice GLA.
DYS recibi6 las expresiones de
felicitaci6n de la cOlonia Guiana
de la ciudad, donde tanto Sc lie
aprecia y admira por 81 bondad
y belleza.
Felicidades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
De Aqui y de AlId
DE RANGO A RANGO

En- la tienda de una estacion ma.
val de los Estados Unidos un
marine estaba esperanto para
comprarle un regalo a su esposa,
enfermera de la fuerza naval,
cuando la esposa de otro mari.
no Sc coloc6 delante de Ell.
-Yo Aegue primero, sonora.
-Pero mi esposo es ofieial!
replied ella indignada.
-lQue grade?
-Aferez de fragata.
10 siento - dijo ell marino
dando I'm leve empujon a la da-
ma y colocandose delante-. Mi
mujer es captain de corbeta.
En- Minneapolis Sc ha cons
truido un nuevo aparato para
sordos que esta causando sensa.
cion dondequiera que Sc presen-
ia. Ell aparato ha sido bautizado
con ell nombre de "Milagro Dahl
berg. Pesa menos de 8 gramos
es de aluminio y puede ocultarse
en- Ell conducto del dido, No tie.
ne hilo nj pila ~externos, SUI Sc
lectividad resulta perfecta. Con
Ell aparato colocado, ell sordo pc.
dra hablar facilmente por tele-
fono. Lo mas importante, sin
embargo, es que siendo invisible,
evitarara a quienes 10 usen Ell
consabido complete de inferio.
ridad que trae la sordera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

ia. 81 hace IN aflo sc case listed
con csc hombre, debio listed
pensal que una Sc casa para toda
la vida v para complacerse a ST
mlsma y al hon,bre que quiere,
no para complarer a la mama.
Sea razonable. Comprenda que
ha cometido un gran error y ira
tie de remediarlo hacienda TODD
10 possible por querer a csc HON.
bre que lleva amos viviendo con
listed, que despues la hizo su es-
posa y que Sc comporta muy
bien. 81 10 deja, Sc quedara US
ted siendo una mujer que ha con.
vivido sin casarse con un hon.
(Pasa a la Pagina 8,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

Nuestras sinceras felicitaciones
para el joveh Noises S~errania,
quien ceIebra en- ell dia de hoy la
grata OCCASION del a~niversario de SUI
naclmiento, y nuestros votos por-
que cuinpla muchos amos mas de
vida.
Celebra hoy Ell mejor de- sus dias
la distinguish dana dominicana Sc
nora CcJestina o vida. de Lara.
Vayal para dona Titina, como
carlnosamente lie llaman, nuestras
mas cal'oas felicjtaciones y votos
porque goce de muchos amos mas
de vida rodeada del aprecio de to-
dos los suyos.
Nos c0mplace cnviar un cordial
saludo para Ell estimado ioven
Efrain Correa, con motive de la
grata celebration del aniversario
de su nscimiento en- ell dia de hoy.
Efrain es hljo del senior Efrain
COrrea y sonora, Blanca Palacio de
Correa, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia colombiana resi-
dente en- Coral Gables.
**
Nuestras ~sinceras felicitaciones
para Ell estimado caballero puerto.
rriquehU senior william j. Besosa,
quien celebra hoy su cumpleanoS
y nuestros votos por SUI ventura
personal
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
Miami, mayo 5 del 1858

Estimada amiga: t
Aunque un POGO tarde lie doy
mis- mas expresivas gracias por
sus "Apuntes de Viaje" que de
un mod tan sencillo y encanta-
dor me hizo transportarme a Es-
pana.
Quieru que sepa me encanta
TODD 10 que Sc relaciona a ese
lugar. Mis- abuelos por linea pa
terna son espaholes que vinie.
ron a este pals, donde naci6 mi
padre y Sc .hizo hombre, para
luego ir a Cuba, donde conocio y
sc case con mi madre, hija de
un frances y una Guiana, ifi.
gurese listed ia mezcla que lleva
mi sangre! quizas este me ha he
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

THIS is YOUR LIFE ha reno.
vado su contrato para ell ano
proximo. Con este Sc convierte
en- uno de los programs mas an.
tiguos de television.
4 =
SALVATORE BACALONI, ell
famoso basso profundo de la Me-
tropolitan tendra un programa
en- ell otono que llevara por titu.
10 "Pepe, ell Paisano".
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
cumpIeonos

En- ell dia de hoy celebrs ell sexto
a~niversArio de su despreocupada
exiStencis ell gracioso nino Edil.
bertO Fernandez, hijo del Senior
Paul Fernandez y sonora, Aida
Leyva de Fernandez, miembros
apreciacos de nuestra colonia Gu
bana.
Nos complace enviarle nuestras
mas caras felicitaciones y votos
porque disfrute de muchos amos
mas de vida, plenos de alegrfas y
prosperidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
NO 10 QUIERO

n NO LO QUIERO
Querica Amaranta. Tengo 81
amos y 'vivo desde hace amos con
I'm honbre mayor que yo. Por
preston de la familia, me case
con 81 hace un sio, pero no 10
quiero y Sd continlo con FL, es,
pOr no hacer sufrir a mi mama.
FL sc porta muy bien conmigo,
pefo estoy pensando en- d~ejarlo.
Carlota
Comprendera listed, mi buena
amiga, que los maridos y las es.
posas no Sc toman y Sc dejan ash,
,ecn .esa facilidad que listed PIN
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

QueremoS ser los primeros en- fe-
licitar de manera muy especial a la
gentil DANA sonora Juanita Borges
con motive de la grata celebration
del aniversario de SUI nacimiento
en- esta fecha, y aprovechamos la
OCCASION para formular votos por
SUI bienestar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
cIoses de Ia AIianxo

Dona Virginia Gonzalez de To.
rruella, Fundadora de la ALBANIA
Interamericana, nos participa que
todos los martes, a las 8 PM, Sc
ofrecertn classes de ingles y espa-
mol por la sonora AIDA Anderson,
y los sabados, a las 10 A.. NJ, cla-
ses de pintura, por ell Professor
Fernando Ruiz de Ascarza.
Proxlmamente nos avisara Sobre
las classes de musica.
EStas sesiones instructivas ten
dram lugar Ell la sede del Club, de
la Ave. Calzedo 1922, Coral Gables,
para los miembros de la ALBANIA
y a I'm costo muy m6dico para Ell
publico general.
Para mayor information, lame
Sc a la sonora de Torruella al te-
lefono HI-4-3452.
Enferma
lie deseamoS I'm pronto y COM
pleto establishments a la sonora
Adela de Ruiz, quien Sc encuentra
recluida en- SUI reSldencia de Miami
Springs por motive de quebrantoS
de salud.
BaiIe de Primevera
La Association de la Escuela Y ell
Hogan del Colegio Cat6lico de San
Miguel Ell Arcangel celebrara SUI
bale annual de primavera, ell sabado,
II de mayo, a las 8 P NJ, en- eli
Club Campestre de Miami Springs.
La parte bailable Sera ameniza.
da por la orquesta de Ed Good.
Existe gran animation alrededor
de este scto social para ell cual Sc
ha preparado magnifico programa
que inclulra la presentation del CO.
nocido tenor Jorge Diaz Valverde,
y una novedosa revista de modas.
Para mayor information, y sus
reservaciones, llamese a la sonora
Miranda, al telefono HI 4-568O.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

OSSPSOl00
.Por Ia via aerea sale hoy para
Nueva York, de donde embarcara
hacia Europa la gentil dana cuba
ma sonora Juanita de Soto, a quien
despediu os cordialmente Y desea-
mos una permanencia muy placen-
terra en- el VieJo Continente.
Cumpleonos
Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia de
hoy para ell senior Mario Tarrida,
miembro estimate de nuestra colo
mia cubana, quien cefebra la grata
OCCASION de su cumpleanos y nues-
tros deseos de que cumpla muchos,
y muy dichosos, amos mas de vida.
r. X +
En- ell dia de hoy celebra la grata
OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos ell esti-
mado caballero senior Luis Angel
Ortiz, a quien nos complace enviar
,un cordial saludo y nuestros votos
porque disfrute de muchos amos
mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

~ sentimental

Dtrlanse las consutas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, r. o. BOX $50,
International Airport, Miami az. Fla. Ragamos a los lectores O lectoras
que hrnen sus cartas con u pseudanimo o inichles
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16
Por los Cana|es de TeIeyisi0n

GEORGE GOBEL y EDDIE
FISHER tendran programs Sc
parados durante la temporada
que viene. Su association ha sido
un fracaso rotundo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

sN Posan para nosOtrOs la gentlI y culta sehOrita Caroline Carrie
Rs y ell apreciadO cabanerO Carl M. Brown, cuyO compromise amo.
roso fe participate pOr los padres de ella, senior Carlos Carreras
y sonora, Elsie de CarreraS, membrOs estimadOs de nuestra colo.
mia Guiana residente en- Miami.
80. Ell senior Brown, hijO del senior Carl M. Brown y sonora, de
Beaumont, Texas, rinde serviciOs en- la Fuerza A6rea de los EE.
UU. y. actualmente Sc halla destacado en- la base miHtar de
Homestead. .a..
~ La fecha de la boda Sc ha fjado para ell ano entrante.
para tan gentil pareja nueNros parabienes y votos fer.
Vientes pOrque ell cariho y la compression sean sus eternOs
oOmpaneros. CFoto GORT).
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-16

LEAVE 1T TO BEAVER,
sera televisado por los canales
de la ABC ell aho entrante, CO.
menzara en- octubre, todos los
viernes de $50 a 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Arlington Gets Bid
OF $2.3 Million on
Junior High Job

Arlington School officials yes
terday received a low bid Of
S2.373.57l for construction OF
Gunston Junior High School
The lowest Of eight bids was
submitted by Eugene Simpson
& Brother, Of Alexandria. The
bids ranged up to s2.6l5.272.
The School Board will con-
slider the bids at its meeting
Saturday at Mckinley School.
Funds for the junior high
school. which will go UP on a
20-acre site at 2sth and South
Lang streets. were included in
a $4.5 million bond issue APP
proved by the voters in June.
1856.
When the school. which viii
house 1850 students, Is CONF
pleted the junior high classes
at Wakefield Junior Senior
High will be eliminated.
officials hope to open Guns
ton in the fall Of 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Grocer Indicted
On a Tax Counts

BALTIMORE. Jan. 22.-Sam-
uel Liton. q Washington grocer.
was indicted by the Federal
grand jury Yesterday on four
counts Of attempting to evade
income taxes aggregating
$4.l69.l0 for the ls5i-54 period.
Litof. 20. OF the 1900 block
Of Good Hope road Sc. was
charged with reporting no tax
due on three OF the four years.
The Government indictment
obtained by Deputy United
States Attorney John r. Har.
grove alleged that the grocer
should have reported an aggre-
gate net income OF $27. 306.i2
for the four years. but reported
only S4.l36.8l in taxable in
come.
The defendant had paid a tax
Of s22l.46 In one OF the years.
reporting no tax due in the
others. The Government con-
tended aggregate taxes should
have been $z.390.56.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

oiesen. Republican Of Radford,
would:
/. Require that all meetings
Of the General Assembly. its
committees and all meetings Of
local government agencies be
open to the public and that
notices OF such meetings be
posted "a hours in advance.
2. Require that all written
documents pertaining to affairs
Of any public ONCE or employe
Of the State or a political sub
division be available for public
inspection.
The House Education Com
mittee yesterday killed q bill
sponsored by Mr.. Thomson TO
lower the age for admission Of
children to public schools.
Committee members voted to
kill the bill after Or. Davis Y.
Paschall, State superintendent
Of public instruction. estimated
the lowered age limit could
mean the addition Of 10000
students TO schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Almond to Study
10th District Funds

RICHMOND, Jan. 22.-North-
ern Virginia's legislative dele
cation conferred with Gov. AL
mond yesterday about problems
of the 10th District.
State Senator Charles r.
Fenwick. dean of the 10th Dis
trict delegation. said Gov. Al
mond expressed deep concern in
10th District problems and
promised TO give his careful
consideration TO the matters
discussed.
Senator Fenwick said the
Governor expressed particular
concern about the distribution
of alcoholic beverage control
funds.
The meeting was arranged by
the 10th District delegation
specifically to discuss the pos
sibility Of getting more high
way money. q greater share Of
ABC profits and Of winning a
definite commitment for a sup
Elemental appropriation to build
the University Of Virginia
branch.
Senator Fenwick said q later
conference would be held on
the university proposal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

public sewer nor water lines
are available.
Filling station Control
In recommending revisions,
the stan proposed tightening
control over filling stations by
requiring that they be per-
mitted only on approval Of the
Board Of Appeals In local neigh
borhood shopping centers. At
present they are permitted uses
in this zone.
The ordinance would increase
from 100 square feet to 200
square feet the amount Of land
required for ofi-street parking
per car.
Another significant change
would permit the board Of APP
peals TO authorize industrial
uses In both light and heavy
industrial zones that are not
specifically designated as per-
Missile. Such uses would be
granted as special exceptions
after hearings by the board.
The planning commission was
expected TO set q public hearing
on the coming ordinance re-
vision sometime In late Febru-
ary..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
3 Anfi-NAACP
Laws Held Void

HlCHMOND, Va, Jan. % up.
"A special three Judge Federal
court has struck down three
OF Virginia's anti-NAACP laws
while leaving adjudication of
two others under attack TO
State courts.
The court split. 2 TO /, in
declaring the laws unconstitu-
tional. with Judge Morris A.
Soper OF the United States
Fourth Circuit Court Of ADJ
peals and Federal District
Judge Walter Hoffman OF Nor
folk taking the majority view.
Judge Sterling Hutcheson OF
Richmond dissented in part.
Declared unconstitutional In
yesterdays decision were laws
requiring registration and dis
closure Of membership lists by
organizations which engage In
or solicit funds for racial liti-
CATION. and one relating TO stir
ring UP litigation in which the
party has no direct interest.
Left for State courts to ad-
judicate were the law dealing
with running and capping-the
offense OF soliciting litigation
for q lawyer in which the
solicitor has no direct interest
and the statute making 1t un-
lawful to induce another per-
son to launch or prosecute pro-
ceedings in a court.
The majority opinion. written
by Judge Soper. labeled the
statutes generous"
and said the right Of access
to courts Is one OF the great
safeguards Of liberty land its
denial or undue restriction Is a
violation Of the due process
clauses Of the Fifth and Four
teenth Amendments"
Only Monday the State Su-
preme Court Of Appeals held
that the NAACP could be le-
gally required to produce its
membership rolls and financial
records for the Boatwright
Racial Investigating Commit
tee.
Judge Hutchinson. in his 49,
page dissent. said the State
courts should be allowed to de-
clare the registration statutes
legal or void. He said while the
statutes require registration by
those soliciting funds. they do
not prohibit the solicitation or
expenditure Of funds provided
registration is had and the re-
luired information Is filed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

refused last September to sign q
pupil placement form. as re-
quired by the States Pupil
Placement Act. on the ground
1t amounts to discrimination
against their son.
The Kleins. Of 453 Hampton
court. said they want Joel to
attend an integrated school so
he won't grow UP biased.
In upholding a motion by
Fairfax City Attorney Phillip N.
Brodhy and Robert d. Nell
waine Of the Attorney Generals
once to dismiss the admittance
petition. Judge Bryan did not
rule on the constitutionality Of
the act itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

He told the Klein's attorneys,
Alex Moncure Bloxton and
Simon Tucker, that the School
Boards refusal to admit the
boy without the form does not
deprive him Of rights guar
anteed under the Constitution.
He implied. however. that the
case might have been different
II the plaintiff had been q
Negro.
Mr.. Klein, the only spectator
in the Alexandria courtroom.
informed the court, through
Mr.. Bloxton. that the ruling
would be appealed to the Fourth
Circuit Court Of Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Sheriffs' Association
Elects w. n. Rondolph

Winslow H. Randolph Of Be-
thesda was elected president
OF the Montgomery County
Sherifis' Association last night.
Other officers are Robert
Mohr Of Takoma Park. vice
president: Massie Blankinship.
Bethesda. secretary-treasurer.
and James Rutherford. Silver
Spring, captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

then withdrawn by the land
owners when a controversy de-
yeioped over the location.
Mrs. Wilkins said rs acres
would be given free and another
l06 acres would be made avail
able for purchase. Fifty acres
would be donated by a syndi-
cate headed by j. L. McIlyain,
and Edward r Carr, developer
OF Springfield. The other free
rs acres would be donated by
Springfield area residents and
landowners who have raised
funds by subscription TO buy
the land.
The remaining LOG acres
would cost about S275 900. Mrs.
wilkins said.
Previously Approved
The land is located between
Braddock road and the Fort
Belyoir reservoir. Mrs. wilkins
said the 200-acre lake owned
by the Federal Government
probably will be declared sur
plus property when Fort Bel
voir finds another water supply
and would be available for
transfer TO the university. The
proposed circumferential high
way runs by the property.
The site once was approved
by the Northern Virginia Ad-
yisory Council for the univer-
sity. It was also one of three
sites approved by a local board
Of control appointed by North
ern Virginia governing bodies
to select a site. However. the
university'S Board Of Visitors
said it would be the least ia
vorable site among three
recommended py the BOARD OF
control.
Meanwhile. a site offered by
the town Of Fairfax for the
new University Of Virginia
branch in Northern Virginia
was under consideration today.
Delegate Harrison Mann of
Arlington. chairman of the local
board Of control for the branch
school. announced at the end
OF a conference here yesterday
with town officials that he
would talk with other members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

Of the commission q revision
Of the suburban coming ordi-
nance TO take In all Of the
upper county except seven In
corporated areas excluded from
the planning commissions jur-
isdiction.
Consultations Increased
The ordinance increases from
four TO l3 the number Of coming
classiiications that can be APP
piled In the upper county area.
The present upper county zon-
ing ordinance automatically
dies June l and the revisions in
the suburban ordinance are
being made to bring the county
under q single coming law.
The biggest increase In the
two-acre lot coming is in the
Patuxent River watershed along
the northeast boundary Of the
county.
The stan also has recon-
mended extending the two-acre
coming that had applied in the
Potomac hunt country area.
northwest TO the Frederick
County line.
Both Of these areas are pro-
posed to help protect the met
ropolitan areas water supply.
Suburban Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties cur
rently get their water from the
Patuxent River reservoir and
are on the verge Of tapping the
Potomac.
Extension Asked In 2 Areas
The stan recommends con-
tinuing the two-acre coming
now in existence In the area
near Sugar Loaf Mountain on
the Frederick County line and
proposes another estate-type
development area in Q two
square mile section north Of
Gaithershurg,
These recommendations fol-
low those made previously by
Hugh Pomeroy, in his prepara-
ton Of development guides for
the upper county.
The rest Of the upper county,
exclusive Of existing CONNER
cial and industrial zoned Sec
tons. would be continued in
a rural residential classical
ton permitting development on
one-half acre lots where neither