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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

widely publicized development
Of 1857. The new line, called
the Edsel. was presented weeks
ahead Of the start Of the 1858
model car year. Thus It came
into competition with outgoing
1857 models that were being
offered at sharply reduced
prices.
The result was that Edsel
volume was Disappointing.
However. It's sponsors said It
would achieve vlume In COM
petition with 1858 cars at 1868
prices.
Also marking 1887 In auto
industry developments was the
decision Of all car makers to
de-emphasize speed and horse
power as . sales factor. This
decision took all the car max
ers out Of the various speed
and horse power contests. In
GLIDING stock car racing and
the historic Indianapolis speed
way event.
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new gas users were added in
1857. bringing the total to over
100000. He said during the
past i've years. the firm has in
vested nearly SIS million in IA
cilities TO supply the Metro
politan Area with natural gas.
More Storage Capacity
I'VE recently increased our
storage capacity at our Rock
vile Storage Plant 10 over 220
million cubic feet OF natural
gas" Mr.. Boothby said. ALSO
late last year we completed ct
q cost Of approximately $780,
900 . new. modern operations
building adjoining our Twenty
ninth street service center.
"A major construction and
engineering feat was the lay
ing Of Q 24-inch gas transmits
sion line under the Anaeostia
River. This line. costing APP
proxtmately $4,000. win in
crease the supply Of gas avail
able 10 the rapidly expanding
eastern part Of our service area.
I'VE are making progress In
developing the underground
storage facility In the Brandy
wine area OF Prince Georges
County. Md. All studies and
tests to date indicate favorable
conditions for the project"
Mr.. Boothby said to finance
the construction program par
tally I'VE sold SO million OF
2S-year. S per cent mortgage
bonds In May. 1887"
The balance Of our finance
ing was In the form Of 81 mil
lion In short-term bank loans"
he continued. "As our con-
struction plans for 1858 call
for investment In plant and
facilities Of approximately sl2
million. further financing will
be necessary In 1888, but at
this time we have not decided
what type OF securities will be
sold"
Challenging Year Faced
Vice President Vogel Of the
Telephone Co.. declared: I'VE
look forward confidently TO
1858 as another active and
challenging year"
He said during the past year
l3l 900 telephones were con-
nected and $4,000 discon- |
nected In the District alone. |
He explained this heavy move |
ment resulted In q gain OF 49, /
900 and 1t the end Of the year I
there were about $4,000 tele- I
phones in service.
Increasing local and out-of- /
town calls averaged more than |
2.550.000 daily a So per cent /
Increase over 1856. Out-of- !
town calls totaled 2l.635. 900. I
an sc per cent gain over the |
prior year.
During 1857. operating rev. /
enues increased 81 per cent .
over 1886" said Mr.. Vogel.
However operating expenses.
including taxes. were 80 per
cent over the preceding year.
ITO meet the public's ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

increasing requirements for
telephone services. the Bell
System must continue TO raise
q tremendous amount OF capt.
tai for It's construction program.
To do this 1t II competing In
today's tight money market
with businesses whose earnings
are not regulated.
Investors whose dollars must
be attracted look TO the current
and prospective earnings Of q
business perhaps more closely
than TO It's past earnings"
slower Growth Expected
President E. H. win Of the
Virginia Electric and Power
Co. which serves nearby North
ern Virginia. declared:
THE outlook for economic
growth in the Southeast should
continue through 1858 although
at q somewhat less rapid rate
than as recently experienced. /"
He said the company's 1857
investment was $50 million.
Generating capability Il more
than I y million kiicwatts. with
an additional 100000 kilowatts
authorized and under construc-
ton. he added. or
Electricity Is supplied to more
than 705.000 residential. COM
mercial and industrial custom
ers. $4,000 Of whom reside in
the Alexandria -Arlington-Fair-
fax area. This is an increase
of 5000 customers over 1857.
He said Nationwide condi-
lions have affected the rate Of
industrial expansion in the
company's operating area. but
is convinced the showdown Is
only temporary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
.ChuIk Is Cheered
By Yeur's Results
OF Trunsit Lines

The nrst fun calender year Of
operations Of the d. c. Transit
System. Inc. was encouraging,
President o. Roy Chalk re-
ported yesterday.
He said the system revenues
now are maintaining levels Of .
year ago without benefit Of fare
increases. He emphasized that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Dip in Domestic Market
Cuts Into Cool Output

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 4 (R.--
An unexpected dip in domestic
market demand this year took
some steam out Of the Nations
soft coal business and could
have a similar effect In early
1858.
Coal producers were far
from pessimistic, though. They
referred to 1857 demand as "a
sideways trend" In the indus
try's recovery program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Inc president said IN 1857
kilowatt hour sales totaled
about S.650.000.000 and were
Q per cent above 1885. He said
residential and low-voltage
commercial sales. which ac-
count for some two-thirds OF
the total sales. were up about
% per cent. Sales to high
voltage customers increased I
per cent over 1855. During the
year there were about 1000 new
service installations.
Mr.. Dunn pointed out q new
all-time peak load Of 96S. 900
kilowatts was established on
June 10. il.S per cent above the
1855 peak. The net system out
put reached an all-time daily
high Of l6.B40.0O0 kilowatt
hours on the same date-an In
crease Of l4.3 per cent over the
prior year.
The company also relncorpo-
rated under the new District
Business Corporation Act,
adopting several amendments
to its charter. including Great
ing i.6 million shares Of Q new
class Of serial preferred stock,
$50 par value. In March ID
sold 800. 900 shares Of this
stock $2.44 series Of 1857. Mr..
Dunn said these changes In It's
corporate and capital structure
viii enable the company TO a.
nance its future growth in Q
more flexible and economical
manner.
Il Is estimated that In 1857
the company earned $3.50 per
share Of common stock COM
pared with 1856 earnings OF
$l.54 per share. The common
stock was placed on an annual
dividend basis Of Sl.20 per
share contrasted whit sl.l0 In
1856.
Gas Earnings Reduced
President Everett J. Boothby
Of the Washington Gas Light
Co. said a substantial business
increase was experienced in
1857. But he pointed out net
earnings have not kept pace
due to tnfiationary pressures Of
increased labor and other costs.
The net revenue was materially
reduced.
MIR. Boothby recalled the
company has asked the regula-
tors commissions in the Dis
trict. Maryland and Virginia
for q rate increase to produce
an increase IN net revenue Of
about 50 million.
eWhile new dwelling con-
structiOn was somewhat lower
IN 1857 as compared to 1856,
based on all available inforrna-
ton, We believe there viii be no
further downward trend. and
We feel that the number Of new
homes which will be completed
in 1858 should equal the 1857
figure" Mr.. Boothby said.
We expect our business in
the Metropolitan Area to con-
tinue to expand. and. in 1858.
We anticipate normal annual
increase in gas sales"
He said more than 1850
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in 1886. The utilities look for
continued growth and an ex-
pandlng population,
While final figures are not
yet available. Potomac Electric
Power Co. Is looking ahead to
spending around $50 million
this year--same as In 1857.
Washington Gas Light Co. Il
arranging to spend $12 million
in improvements this year. In
1887 the company invested
more than $ll million in inn
provements.
Chesapeake q Potomac Tele-
phone Co. plans 10 spend $751;
025. 900 in 1855. compared with
q revised figure Of $35.7 million
last year., Vice President H. II.
Vogel said total construction
expenditures have amounted
TO more than tl3e million dur
ing the last 10 years or more
than 81 million q month for
the entire period. At the end
of the year. plant investment
amounted TO 1lel million"
Virginia Electric q Power Co.
expects to spend IS million, in
1858 In the Alexandria Airing
ton-Fairfax parts Of the WASH
ington area. II spent t4.5 mil
lion In these sections In 1857,
The company's entire 1888
construction Il expected to cost
165 million. compared with $40
million In 1887. President Z. H.
WIN estimated.
@ Sees Further Growth
. President r. Roy Dunn Of
PEPcO declared his company
recognizes that Metropolitan
Washington will continue to be
one Of the fastest growing COM
munities in the country. and II
Is confident that 1858 viii be
q year Of continued growth
with overall results exceeding
those Of the previous year"
The Arm has more than $685.
900 customers.
He recalled 1857 was q year
Of continued progress and many
additions were made to the
company's facilities. He said
construction expenditures were
the largest in the Arms his
tory and brings the figure for
the past 10 years to over $500
million.
Construction expenditures
are expected to continue at q
high level for several years /
because of the ever-increas- !
ing requirements Of PEPCO's
customers for electricity" Mr..
Dunn declared.
Surveying the past year. Mr.. /
Dunn said new facilities .in- |
-cluded: A 100000 skilowatt
turbo-generator unit at the !.
Potomac River plant q Alex
andria. Va, increasing the ef-
fective generating capability OF |
the system to .056.000 kilo- I
watts. Some 81 miles Of $1,000 |
volt transmission lines from !
that plant to the Takoma sub |
station were completed
Fourth Plant Started
Construction Of the compa-
ny fourth power plant near
Dickerson. Md. was started in
July. Mr.. Dunn recalled.
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Areo Utilities to Spend
$82 Million in 1853

-Four major public utility companies the Washington
area expect spend ss2 In Improvements keep pace
with nsthenine lines and Increasing customer demands
This compares with ts52 million and than sac million
IN 1856 The utilities look forward business
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
Denasiado Bajas las Tierras
de Ia Corporation "Aryida"

proceder a Ia venta publica de
2 millones y medic de acciones
de la compania.
De los 100.650 acres en- total,
la corporation Arvida tiene To-
$50 acres en- ell Condado Dade,
$4,000 en- Ell Condado BroWard
y $500 acres en- ell Condado de
Palm Beach.
Por considerar que virtual
mente todos sus terrenos en-
Dade estan por dbeajo del nj
vel minimo establecido, estima
la Arvida que sera necesario
proceder a una vasta operation
de relleno y drenaje, antes de
fomentar dichas propiedades pa.
ra SUI venta.
Y para esta operation, inclu.
sive la de fomentar las zonas de
Broward y Palm Beach Counties
Sc necesitaran cuantiosos fon.
dos, mayores de los que dispo
ne actualmente la Arvidd cor
SUI actual financiamiento.
Unos "a mil acres estan en-
clavados en- zOnas rurales, graz
parte de los cuales son lnnac
cesibles en- automovil.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
Participu Miami en- Convention de
Testigos de Jehovd en- Cayo Hueso

Vista, Congregation de habla
espaiola en- Miami, pronuneiara
TN discurso especial Ell domin-
go a la 1:30 p. m. sobre ell tie.
ma: LA Sociedad de la Tore
del Viva en- Los Propositos de
Dios'. Ell Sr. Ortiz senalara co.
me la Tore del Vigia, con Guar
tel general en- Brooklyn, N. Y
es una organization mundial de
ministries destacados en- mas de
ITO PASSES, hacienda que en-
cumplimiento de la voluntad de
Dios anuncian las buenas nue.
vas de SUI RENO establecido.
De primoridal interes en- esta
ssamblea Cristiana sera Ell gran
bautismo ell sabado por la tarde
en- la plscina de uno de los mo-
teles en- Cayo Hueso. Este sera
ell primer bautismo desde que
los Testigos de Jehova lleyaron
a cabo I'm bautismo en- masa en-
la Convention del Yankee Sta
dunn y del Polo Grounds en- la
ciudad de Nueva York ell: vera
no pasado cundo 7,136 personas
manifestation Embellishments
SUI dedication a Jehova Dios
por medic del bautismo en-
aqua.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
Preocupa a Miami Beach Ia
Hue|qa de Eastern AirIines

Funcionarios municipales y
hoteleros de Miami Beach, han
organizado comisiones, con ell
fin de recabar de los obreros en-
huelga en- la Easter Air Lines,
asi como de esta compania, que
Sc haga 10 maxine possible por
solucionar ell conflicto obrero-
patronal surgido en- dicha COM
pania.
En- una reunion de emergen-
cia celebrada en- Ell Crown Hotel,
los hoteleros acordaron pedir a
los huelguistas una tregua de 80
a 100 dias y rogar al gobierno
que envie I'm grupo de arbi-
tros.
Segun expres6 ell Alcalde de
Miami Beach, Kenneth Okla, eel
Consejo Municipal Sc reunira in
formalmente y presentara un
pla-. definido."
va empiezan a sentirse los
efectos de la huelga en- ell Hotel
Fontainebleau, donde 20 habita,
clones Sc cancelaron aver. ST Ia
huelga dura mucho, las conse-
cuencias seran desastrosas, ex-
preso ell funcionario de ese no.
tel, Mr.. Ben Novak.
Tom Smith, director de IL
Oficina de Convenciones de Mia.
mi Beach, expreso que un ST.;
por ciento de los delegados {
convenciones nacionales e inter.
nacionales viepen por avi6n.
La compahia Eastern Air Lii.
mes, reclama para 81 un so POI
ciento del total del transportt
aereo hacia y desde Miami.
En- esta epoca, ell ano pasado
la Eastern estaba transportand,
unas 4,400 personals diariamentt
a Miami. La citada compahi;
transporto a Miami Ell pasadt
diciembre anas $4,000 personas
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
Haeen Gestiones Urgentes
Para Terminar Ia Costosa
de Eastern Air|ines
ETUDIANTES CUBANOS
c0NNiENORAN FECHA De
FUSHAMIEN7O De 1871

La luctuosa feeha Guiana del
q de noviembre de 1871 Sc
conmemora en- la noche de hoy
jueves en- ell CIRCULo CUBA
NO DE MIAMI, bajo los auspi-
clos de la Federation Estudian-
til Universitaria en- ell exilio,
con la estrecha cooperation del
Frente Cfvico Revolucionario y
las agrupaciones que 10 inte-
gran.
FL programa, cue comenzara
a las 8 Y media de la noehe,
Sc desarrollara en- la forma ST.
guiente:
I. Palabras de aperture, POI
ell lider estudiantil Ramon Prem
DIS, responsible de la FEU en-
Ell exterior.
2. Discourse de Jorge Acevedo,
en- nombre del Movimiento &c
de Julio.
3. Discurso del Prof. Pastor
Vaides Sanchez, Director del
Colegic de Periodistas de Ma.
tanzas Y Diputado ante ell Cole
gio Nacional de Periodicals. de
Cuba.
4. Discurso del DR.. Carlos
Prio Socarras, ultimo Presi-
dente Constitutional de Cuba
y lniembro glorioso del Direc.
torio Estudlantil Universitario.
5. Resumen del Acto, a cargo
del DR. Jose Miro Cardona, Ca.
tedratico de Derecho Penal de
la Unlversidad de La Habana
y Secretario Coordinador del
Frente Civico Revolucionario de
Cuba.
Ademas de commemorate er
esta velada ell fusilamiento de
los estudiantes de medicina en-
1871, Ell acto tiene por objetc
conmemorar los dos amos OUT
lleya cerrada la Universidad de
La Habana, a partir de los tragi
COS successes de noviembre de
1856, en- que resultaron heridos
por la fuerza pIblica algunos es,
tudiantes universitarios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
comision de Abogudos Investiga
Ia FaIta de Etica Professional

niente a las alegadas faltas d.
etica professional entire los abo
gados del Condado, durante la
recientes r~eclamaciones a com
panias de SECURES.
Esta comision tendra podere
legales para emitir mandamien
tos judiciales Y citar a quiene,
estime convenience, para escu
char los testimonies que contri
buyan a aclarar las alegacione
citadas.
Sc ha pedido la cooperacid
directa del Comisionado estata
en- materia de seguros, J. Edwi
Larson, quien ha ofrecido do
agentes INVESTIGATORS para tri
bajar estrechamente con la q
mission en- este enclose asunto.
Segdn ha declarado la propi
comisi6n de letrados, "parec
que cierto sector del colegio d
abogados de la Florida, gu
ejerce en- ell Condado Dade. b
venido actuando con falta d
etiea en- htigios de reclanfasA
mes per dsiies pesscsa4es''.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
FiIdnfropo y Gran Amigo de
Miami Nuere a los q Amos

Sc que despues de Ford, nadie
ha contribuido tanto como Ell
al desarrollo del a~utomovilis-
mo. Y algunos piensan que adn
superb al mayo Ford en- muchos
aspectos.
En- Miami Sc recuerda con sa-
tisfaccion SUI aporte generoso
a la Universidad de Miami, a la
cual ayudo a levantar despues
de la segunda guerra mundial,
encabezando comisiones para
recaudar ayuda y colocar a
nuestra Alma Mater sobre ba-
ses s6lidas.
Esta Universidad 10 homena-
jeo con un titulo honoris causa
en- t947, en- premio a su gene
rosa labor.
Preside en- Miami varias or
ganizaciones, como ell Surf Club,
y dedic6 tempo y recursos a
varias instituciones beneficas de
Ia Gran Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
PuIm6n de Hero
Milagrosamente
Salva q Aneiano

Una rara enfermedad, que
eausa Ia muerte a uno de tres
pacientes que la sufran, liquido
practicamente la vida del an
ciano Samuel Saniel, quien
quedo sin preston sanguinea al
guna por espacio de unos mi
nutos en- Ell Mount Sinai Hospi-
tai, de Miami Beach.
Una solicitud urgente, sin EN-.
barge, salv6 la existencia de Mr..
Saniel. Las autoridades del hos.
pital, despues de haberse inte-
rrumpido Ell funcnonamiento del
pulm6n artificial de que dispo.
nian, pidieron al Variety Chill.
dren's Hospital que les presta.
"a ell suyo, necesitandose para
clio la cooperation de un gran
vehiculo de transporte, que lc
traslad6 al Mt. Sinai a tempe
de aplicarlo al ORGANISING de
p~aciente.
Estiman los medicos que la "a
pida aplicaci6n del pulmon dc
hero hizo revivir al ancianc
Saniel.
Su enfermedad Sc denomin;
Gullian-B Barre, y es un tipo d.
! PARALYSIS que afecta los nerviol
y es mortal, segun Sc dijo, Ell
un case, de cada tres que s.
J presentan
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
REPORTAN DISPARos
FRENTE A FABRIcA
AHORA EN- HUELGA

Ell senior David NJ. Seaman,
vecino de 898 NV 103 Street de.
clar6 ante la policia que al
guien dispar6 con un arma de
fuego sobre SUI autom6vil de al.
quiler, cuando dejaba a dos pa
sajeros en- NV 81 Avenida y Ca.
lie 95.
La policia metropolitana ale.
60 no poder arrestar a nadie,
por no haberse encontrado hue.
liza alguna de disparos en- el
autom6vil de Mr.. Seaman.
Sin embargo, la policia en-.
contro los efectos de algunos ii
ros en- las ventanas de la fabrics
de sillas y otras pleas de alu
mimic, Adams Engineering Com
pany, donde actualmente existe
una huelga por mejores salario.
y condolences de trabajo.
Seg1n alegaron Henry Obey J
James Witchum, quienes Sc en-
cuentran entire los obreros Ell
huelga, manifestation que al
guien les disparo desde un ca
FRO en- marcia mientras Sc en-
contraban desfilando en- piQuets
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
CONCERTO MARIANA
EN- BAYFR0NT PARK
pOR {. La MONACO

La Banda de Cesar La Mona
ca ofrecera manana viernes otro
de sus acostumbrados concier-
tos, en- Ell anfiteatro del Bay
front Park, a las ocho menos
cuarto, con la collaboration de
la coloratura soprano, Beth Han
ger y del anunciador Gordon
Shaw. Ell programa constara de
las selecciones siguientes:
Marcia, Cetro de Libertad, de
Olivadoti; Suite de Ballet, del
Lago Encantado, l. Escena; II.
DANA de los Cisnes; III. DANA
Hdngara, de Tschaikowsky; Mar
cha, Coronel Bogey, en- I'm nue.
yo arreglo, de Afford; solo de
soprano, Aria de la opera LA
Sonambula" de Bellini, por Beth
Hanger; overture ode Fielder
maus'', de Johann Strauss; Ma
rionetas (Novedad Pisicato), de
Merle J. Isaac; Marcia "Escla-
vo", de Tschaikowsky; solo de
soprano "Rayos de Luna, una
serenata de RED Hip de Victor
Herbert Y "Starts in my Eyes,
de Fritz Kreisler, por Beth Han
ger; selection de Gel Soldado de
Chocolate, de Oscar Strauss y
ell Himno Nacional de Estados
Unidos.
Este concerto es gratis.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

Una comisio n especial de IA
abogados, designada por ell fis-
cal general del estado, Richard
Gerstein y Joe Creel, presiden-
tie del Colegio de Abogados de
Dade, fueron designados en- ca
lidad de Comision de la Corte
del Circuito por ell juez Mar
shall c. Wiseheart, tras una con-
ferencia con otros jueces de cir
cuitos.
La comisi6n esta integrada
por los siguientes abogados: Re-
ginald Williams, Murray Sans
Jr., Samuel ]. Powers Jr.,
Perry Nichols, William C. Mar
tin, George Kastenbaum, Ri
chard H. Hunt, Milton ]. .Fe,
rrell, Raymond J.. Dryer, c,
Clyde, Atkins, Jack A. Abbott
asi como los funcionarios juridi.
cos del Estado, CreeI, Gerstein J
Glenn c. Mincer, fiscal asisten
tie. L..
La mission de estos letrados et
Ia de iayestisar y orr 10 sexseeF
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

Una noticia no muy agrada-
bic para la corporation que pre-
side ell millionaire miamense Ar
thur Vining Davis, asegura que
las vastas zonas de terreno de
su propiedad ubicadas en- Ell sud-
este de la Florida, son extre-
madamente bajas.
En- Dade County soiamente,
Mr.. Davis posee 72,250 acres, de
los cuales I'm 95 por ciento Sc
considera oficialmente por de-
bajo del nivel minimo que re.
siste la inundacion.
Sc considera que muchos de
estos terrenos iban a ser utili-
zados para futures planes de ur.
banizacion y fomento. Sin EN-.
barge, ante las manifestations
citadas, es possible que decaiga
en- buen grade Ell entusiasmo
inicial.
La corporation de Mr.. Davis,
que figura con ell nombre de
ARVIDA, siendo esta una com,
binacion de las tres primeras
silabas del nombre del millona
rio, espera una declaration de.
finitiva por parte de la Conf.
sion de valores y Divisas, para
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
Ldfinos
en- Campaha
Undo en- Dude
Gran Festival Bale 0rgunizado
Para Die. 5 en- BuyfrOnt Park

No Sc venderan papeletas
de entradas. Toda admission
tendra, como sello distingui-
do, la donaeion espontnea.
La decoration y arreglo en-
general del auditorium para
este bale del 5 de diciembre
estara en- manos expertas, no
faltando los rinconcitos agra
dables donde los asistentes
podran adguirir comidas de
SAILOR latino.
FL senior Nestor Morales y
ell DR.. Horacio Aguirre, del
"Diario las Americas, ssran
los vices pr~esidentes de este
acto y como presidente, Ell
presidente executive de la
Nueva Agrupacion Politica
Latina Americana, A. V, Be-
thencourt.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
UN MILLION De DoLARES DlARIos
CUEsTA A La ECoNoMlA De DADE
Collins Ruese d los H~UeIsUistos y a
la ~cempanfa que Aeeheren IN Aeverdo y

La huelga en- la Eastern Air
Lines sigue en- pie, no obstante
las gestiones urgentes que vie
men realizandose para acortarla
sin demora.
Una segunda gran huelga fue
evitada en- la compania Natio-
nal Airlines, al suscribir la en-
presa ell contrato collective de
trabajo con los maquinistas de
dicha empresa.
De no haberse evitado esta
huelga, Sc habria complicado
enormemente la situacion crea.
da por Ell paro decretado en- la
Eastern, va que la National es
una de las grandes companies
que transportan pasajeros. a
Miami desde las ciudades del
Norte, especialmente en- estos
commences de la temporada tu-
ristica.
Segdn Ell contrato suscrito en-
ire patronos Y obreros de la Ma
tional, cuyos terminus no Sc han
dado de Immediate a la publici-
dad, las demands obreras que
daron satisfechas por escrito, y
estaran vigentes hasta ell pri-
nero de octubre de 1860.
Por SUI parte la compania
EASTERN ha presentado en- la
corte del circuito una demanda
por danos que ascienden a 5 mi
Homes de dolares, contra la
union de ingenieros aeronautI-
COS, que son los que originaron
la huelga.
Estes danos reclamados y po-
siblemente otros mas, a razon
de I'm million al dia, represen-
tan tambien para la IONA del
Condado Dade una perdida Guam.
tiosa, va que en- Ell medic aereo
de transporte esta cifrado Ell
exito de la temporada turistica,
Por su parte, Sc unieron a los
Ingenieros los miembros de la
Union de Maquinistas, compli'
cando ash mas la huelga.
La Eastern estima que los In,
genieros no actuan de buena fe
Y anade la Eastern en- SUI de
manda que tiene derecho a ext