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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-10-16
Local Hospital Board Expresses
Thanks For United Fund Gift

ard equipment in new hospitals.
The new ones will bring the to-
tai in use now at the local hos
pital to six. Two were previously
donated by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
They cost $500 each.
Largest single donation re-
ceived by the hospital was the
$4,000 gift made recently by the
Ford Foundation. 1t enabled the
hospital to buy new laundry
equipment, an X-ray machine
and to replace worn out floors,
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LEGAL NOTICE

~,..,-. ., Einrtion on Tar Levy In Ex-
eess of the Tea MIL Limitation
Notice is hereby given thet In pursu-
srrs If a Resolution of thf Board OF Ed
ucation OF the Bluffton kkempted Nnake ms
school District of AlleA County Vnio' aS
passed on the sth dS OF Sots' So.s Of JS, n:
n@onle of said Blufftop Exempted Nltsge AZ
Scbcol Dissrict at the GENERAL ELEC-
TInN to be held In the Bluffton En'
-rnnt.a ViIlR9a School District OF Alien
County, Ohio, at the regular places ol
voting therein, on Tuesday the 1tn NHy y
of November. 1867 the Ss;ii urni.
,stIon' for the benefit of the Bluffton
E1snuted Village School District tor
ths purpose of current expenses.
said tax being,I Al renewal OF an & eS.
isting tax Of seven mills At a rae , ~
exceeding seven .e7 mills for sscn obs y
dollar Of valuadqnl whicn anoI'' ons
snUa%s6 dollars Oh Valuation for period
nf Tour years beginning in 1853. ana an
increase of three fnills at q rate not @ eA'
cIadinv three "a mills for each one
SnIIar of yaluatISn, which amounts to
thirty cents go for each one aa nun n
dred dollarS n elaation ;n ISEs nS 10 consti.
int int a, taxTd THREE 49, mills for t the
sos uasr 1e5s/a1d teh (I0) mills for The
yyeSrsf ye iSSs. kBsO. Ssl. 1852; for ,, the
6sna1LIof Hpufftoni Exempted Nlilage
SchIoI District of Ahen County Ohio.
H. polls for safb Election will DC
o,sn at S:So o'clock "a. NJ. and remain
open until $3.50 o'cl9ck =. M i'"''s'
STANDARD Time Of sail day. v,..,;ons
BY order Of the eoard oi E'ec''""9'
of Allen County, Ohio.
Tsv,rsnce C. CORTLAND Chairman
Il. G. Patterson, Clerk
Dated oe'' . ''' Oct. 2. 8. 16. q
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Lafayette

Inc WSCS OF tne MeInOQlSL
church met in the basement of
the church Wednesday with Mrs.
Donald Sprague in charge of the
program and Mrs. William Ac-
countius, Mrs. Russell Brackney
and Mrs. Emmett Britigan host
esses for the noon luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Urich of
Lima were Sunday guests of his
mother, Mrs. Madge Urich. Af-
ternoon callers were Mrs. Evad-
ma Cotner of Lima, Mrs. Blanche
Helser and Mrs. Ethel Helser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Harnishfeg-
er of Lima and Mr.. Don Miller
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Doyt Yoakam and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Watt of
Toledo and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Arnold of Detroit visited the past
week in the home of their sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Watt
and sons and other relatives here.
Miss Georgia Fackler spent the
past week in Vermillion, in the
home of her brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fackler and son.
MIR. and Mrs. Everett Crum-
rine were Sunday dinner guests
of their nephew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mervin Wilkins in Ft. Wayne
Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kline and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kline spent
Sunday afternoon in Defiance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Long
were Saturday evening callers in
the home of their son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldo Long and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Stoodt
and daughter, Lisa, were Sunday
dinner guests of his parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. Wesley Stoodt and
daughter.
The Rev. James Guthrie OF
Metamora spent the week end
| with his sister, Miss Bessie Guth-
rie and was guest speaker Sum-
day afternoon at the Homecom-
ing at the County Line Church
of the Brethren.
Mrs. Hazel Eversole of Bluff
ton and Mrs. Daisy Arnold were
Sunday afternoon callers in the
home of Mrs. Carrie Lentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Driver
spent Sunday in the homes OF
their sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Driver and family at Silver Lake,
Ind, and Mr.. ard Mrs. Clifford
Driver at Leesburg, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kimmel
and children of Upper SanduSky
were afternoon callers in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Robinson and daughter Joyce.
Mrs. Reah Schick of Columbus
spent the week end with her sis
ter, Mrs. Blanche Eversole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hall
were Sunday guests of their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Watt and family.
Mrs. Evelyn Bowyer of Bluff
tOIls wi -. oSoNPIi A1ioiiSP vi A<'AiNs
and their mother, Mrs. Pearl
Williams called Sunday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. Rhoda Now
cry of the Harding highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Robinson
were Tuesday dinner guests OF
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. an6
Mrs. w. G.. Helling at Maumee
Weekend guests of the Robin
sons were his sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Haley of Fremont
Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald SpraguC
and sons were recent dinner
guests of DIR. and Mrs. Ralph
SNOWFALL of Lima.
The afternoon Of October %
Miss Leila Anderson of the de,
partment of home missions viii
meet with the Womens' Fellow
ship of the Congregational Chris
tan church as the main speaker
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fettel
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LEGAL kOTICE

ORDINANCE No. ll-bs ,,or
AN ORDINANCE: PR0ViidDp5NppE I'D NppECoN' TS,
THE REMODELINd/ANDnoESv HESUTl nVER
STEqTI5ESYE SIF pIIEY CREEa IN THE VILLAGE
6F M" RIUFTTON/ pho. AND LoCA, "a
TE TEn At THE INTERSECTION OF
THE m sAID CREBK WITH CHERRY
STREET M the SAID NlLLASE'
Ann TO DRCLAHE AN EMERGEnCn I;
WHEREAS. II has been determines 1sa
that bridge oven Big Riley creek IN .nS
Village d BluffHn. ONO; ana sS,s 'ocreE creeE
Nth Cherry Strict in the said Village
i because of use and the rasRges oi
time. reduced to IN unsafe eohu'''o"'
WHEREAS. an emergency exists y
,belusual daily opefdtion O. the muhlSi'
paL<gavernment I'M that failure 10 IAN
II tha 10 Immediately remodel or recon
-, the said brtige could and would
- detrimental p THE safety and wei
Ere Of The Municipality. now
1 1THFRFFOREl lie Il Ordained ny th'
Sonnri of th( ViIhge of Bluffton. Ohio
txo-thirds Of thS members elected there
fseeSIon eSI@%rrf feThM II is hereby deter
nine6( 10 proceed with the, remodelint
ahd br Teconstruction of the bridge here
itb.kore described and set FORTH u
sTbrdance with the specification hhop
ed by Council concurrently herewith
IA now on file In the office oil th'
.feh Of the said Village.
SeAfion THAT the expenditure OF th'
sum III Eight Thousand Dollars tSS'oo1.
G0). bt and IL hereby authorized Tor th'
,sa rAconstruction sndior remodeling.
Section 3-That the clerk he and here
by is authorized and directed To adver
tise for bids for the remodeling and/o
reconstructlon Of the said bridge accord
ing 10 lava
Section That the Mayor be AM
hereby Il authorized TO enter into con
tract with tie bidder as accepted.
Section 5.-ghat for the reasons se
forth in the preamble hereto. which ]
made part hereof this ordinance i
hereby determined 10 be- an cmergene!
rneasure and shai take effect and be- II
force forthwith nTovide-i that II receiv
this affirmative Apte of two-thirds o
the members elected TO Council other
wise il shall take Effect and be in fore
from and after the Hrliest period allow
ed by law.
Adopted; Octoben 8. 1858
Approved OctobAr s. 1855
David l.. Risser. Mayor
Attest: A. J, u. Iongsdorf. Clerk
Charles T. AukfrmRn, Pres. o
Council
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
C.u- Ma aREHl9s


Estate of Lavina Bdrkholjer Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Truman
X. Burkholder o/R. X. No. 3, Bluff
ton. Ohio. has Seen duly appSihted Ad-
ministrator of /the Estate Lavina
eorRholdes eo,,Rto os,o deceased late lof Allen
Creditors lsre required 10 file their
claim with said fiduciary within four
Dated thR 2sth day of September 1868.
PaW JA Rockey
Probate udge 9i said County
H Oct. 8, l6, 23
I 4 LEGALlNoTIC
Arthpfi Deems vs. Rath ~, Deems
Ruth k,yrDeems. whosy place of resi-
ldenoe is Apartment 4./106, West 18th
StEeet. jacksonville. Floride, or 1862
Kings Avenue, jacksonville I, Florida,
will take notice thay on SeIAember 8,
1858 Arthur Deems| filed hik petition
against her in thel Court off Common
Pleas of Allen CouIfy, Ohio. 9ame being
Case number 4380l praying for a
divorce and equitable relief on the
grounds of gross Heglect of dhty and ex-
treme cruelty. Said cause Min be for
hearing on and otter November g. 1865.
Sg'fGs y Tirat, R'i%fE sferd & In.
Sept ID. 25. Sct. 2. Q, 16 q
The Republican., 1958-05-22

we're shoppers in Cumberland on
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Shaffer
of Buckhannon, w. Va, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Carskadon last
Sunday afternoon. They also Wis
tied other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Adams and
family and Mrs Stella Adams and
son, Bill, we're Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Morgan Adams, at
Cumberland.
Mrs. Charles Graham, of Wash
ington. d. c., is a surgical patient
in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital, Oakland Mr.. Graham is
visiting relatives here and in Oak
land.
Mrs Hayward Nutter and daugh-
ter Sandra Jean Hahn, of Clarks-
burg. w. Va, were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bliss
Hahn. Sunday dinner guests of the
Hahns were Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Hahn and Miss Bernice Idleman,
of Mt. Lake Park.
Pvt. Willard BUD Reckard, who
has been stationed at Ft. Knox,
Ky, is spending 14-day furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fuller Reckard and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steiding, of
Cresaptown, were weekend guests
of relatives.
Miss Ann Campbell, of Martins
burg w. va, and Mrs. Marie
The Republican., 1958-05-22
CRELLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowser
and family of PcntresS. w. Va,
visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Friend and family over the week
end. Mrs. Friend remains seriously
i'll in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Nine, of Point
Marion. Pa. spent several days
last week with Mrs. Bertha De-
Witt.
Robert Shaffer. student at the
University of Maryland, College
Park, was a weekend guest of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Shaffer
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Adams, of
Cumberland, we're Friday visitors
of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Bittinger
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Fardesty at Mt. Lake
Park.
Stephen Sanders remains very
III at his home here.
The Ladies' Sunday School class
of the Methodist church met last
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs Elmer Mersing.
Mr. and Mrs Cletis Carskadon,
Of Danville, and granddaughter
Elaine Johnson. of Mercersburg,
Pa, and Penelope Wotring, of
Danville. visited Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Fike and daughters on Sunday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Trevor Boice spent
last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. d.
E. Baker at Camp Creek, W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs Conrad Barkman
and children, of Charlotte, n c.,
we're recent visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles a. Barkman and
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dumire and
son and Mrs. Lawson Henline and
Mrs. Gilbert Sisler attended the
funeral of Mrs, Willis Dumire last
Wednesday at Accident, w. Va.
Theodore Lewis and son Teddy
The Republican., 1958-05-22
FE'iezssgsUigge Notes
Methodist Activity


Services for Sunday. May 25th,
at the Methodist churches are;
FricndsVille, 10 a. m; Hoycs. II a.
m; and Blooming Rose 7.30 p. m.
Sunday School here at II a. m
Mrs. Robert Cupp entertained
members of Circle III Of the
WSCS at her home Monday cvc-
ming Mrs. Charles Hook conducted
the business meeting. and dcVo-
tions were given by Mrs. Amos
Friend Mrs Ivan Ilumberson. Mrs.
John Williams and Mrs. Cupp.
Plans were made for the annual
strawberry festival to be held Sat
urday evening, June l4th from to
8 p. m. Tickets are 35 cents to fifty
cents and are available from any
Circle III member The June
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. John Capel.
Lutheran Activity
Sunday School at 10 a. m and
worship service at p. M with
Confirmation and Holy Cummu-
nion for Sunday May 25th.
Rotary Meeting Held
Rev Leroy Wycoff was guest
speaker at Rotary meeting Mon
day evening. He spoke on the Mt.
Fellowship center on Route 40.
The Republican., 1958-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray VanSicllc vis-
tied his mother Mrs. l.. H. Van
Sickle. UniontoWn, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Fike, Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Fike. Oakland; Ken
meth Fkc and son Sparkcy, Mt
Lake Park; Mrs f. F. lloyc and
daughter Judy. Deer Park, were
Sunday guests Of Mrs David Fike
Miss Nelora SWauger Hagers-
town, spent the weekend here
with her sister and family, Mr..
and Mrs W. X. Livengood and
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Friend and
family we're Sunday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs George Vitez and
family. al SclbyspOrt.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Mccullough
ceturned home last week after
spending the winter in Florida.
Their son-in-laW and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hclbig, Oak
land visited them on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wolford
and daughter Paula Rae, KeySer,
" va. visited her mother, Mrs.
Bertha Dixon on sunday Mrs.
Dixon accompanied them to Key
ser for a tWo-Weeks' vacation.
Mrs. David HumbersOn and fami-
~ were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Guard. Others visiting
the Guard family during the week
we're Mrs. Iona Humberson and
Mrs. Dolyle Mccullough
Ronald Guard was a business
caller in Oakland. Friday.
The Republican., 1958-05-22
christinn Chnrch seruice


Bible study at 10 a. m. and wor-
ship service at II a. m, for sun
day. May 25th, at First Christian
church. with Rev Ritlenhousc in
charge.
Farm Bureau Group
Farm Bureau Discussion Group
No. Z met on Wednesday evening.
May IA, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charley Miller
Homemakers Meet
The HomCmakcrs club met at
the home Of Mrs. Ernest Friend,
Thursday night Mrs. Howard
Skidmorc gave a talk on IcrcditY.
Mrs. a. f. Neil gave the sccrc-
tarys report Refreshments we're
served by the hostess.
Mrs Richard Coddington Mrs.
George Coddington Mrs. August
Neil attended buffet supper
demonstration sponsored by Poto-
mac Edison company Frostburg,
and given by Miss Kathryn Close.
The June meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Leroy HoStctler.
P.-T.A. Banquet
The annual P.-TA. banquet will
be held in the school cafeteria on
Friday evening, May 23rd at Z p.
m. A complete ham dinner will
be served. The program will in
clude special music. novelty acts
and installation of next years Of
ficers.
To Give Spring Program
The Friendsville Elementary
school will hold its spring pro-
gram on May 27 at s p. m in the
school auditorium The program
will open with a professional led
by Betty Sisler and Jimmy Shoe
maker. Following the crowning Of
Betty as queen and Jimmy as king.
the court will be entertained by a
show boat minstrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crozier
and family. Of Uniontown, Pa.
we're Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Sines and family.
The Republican., 1958-05-22

M, and nar. u,rror ,rho,,oe
d eoiil, ",I M, NJ. ndaraa,ot 'U'','', D"si,
- %i' ''l'''' 60. - i''','i
oi,o anosts oe EI,. ond NIrs '''I 6oan pnsh
7r''' ~ ro,,,ii.' 'i Hoai'ia,t '''' ''''''''
''',t No '"'a',. No NJ a.. rtocc and
o1oiiI, anu ] ,,,,' go ii''l di,rn,. ",,U
49,. ,,',' ar DT. and NJ fsooo 'I%. F.a
5oo ~ HI,,.i,lorehnra i D,
Ef,. anJ' N5r5 IN Tn9o,,o cI,id,,oro
ond damob " "' ~ ~ Cio,oIa 'N,,l'''|l =
Gu CIV, ""Gsi,io''' isi,i j ~ ati Lem" G
INK. Si.i,iiaro i,,'5 m and ~ hot. ,orants i o.
NJ. ,,J Me- IL ''C' T,.o,'1 Ell 81
-, H. ",,' wi De ''''''7 "'''N' ''' .
~ M. ,'l,'' and :, D1rs t1or,,. coooio and
.o' -"",. "''C ''' H,d;Jl, a. i,I 80 80 ., ",,,'
,I',. ~,,,,,,i7,, ,Ii.,,,'.,. ,[,,,g,. .r A.,
@ onI n9n- pa,',ao,,d ",',l, SoI,iog,,,tla i
ana ana danohtore ,s' '''"''' "
M NJ. N''U ",d s1i'' Me- A,,o. Frio,d and
ro.iii,, W NS,.a Ill ~, ,,'' R1;nr If;,"
Mo- Schra[nr Pose CIomD,onoon ,r,'
H., IViiiia,,,a l'N'., a,I III 80
Sni,.a,.,,. ,'I'y ,..nrn 'i,i.' crnda,. aftor,no,
gnnst: or NJ and Srs CIaTton
Scbrovo,, and ron,ii,, % at oal, uiu
M. ana N Nirs ''i' DaIo Rueb Anni.
,cpt. NJ, and EIrc warrcn Thon1-
ne ond ,biIdron Crcnn CahIne
,@cro "3 Nfondni visitors i,ii oC NIre Mar,
,'.,.o. pI,aI, ,od CaroIa
M. and NJ D., ,,.rcioLIo
,,,oyo CatHrday oyoning visitore or
NJ. nd NJ ol.o,. tIoff Gnt,u,,o,,
ovoping ~ si,,no,, o,,oste ,roro Mr.
I,bn RisbGff ,1d dauobtcrs of
ITouas ' '>
- M M. and ,rrs p IT Carlotts Mr.
ard NIre Arthnr Richter and fami-
H. enort Snndav ovonino vim Mr.
ard Mr. mi Coddi1oton and
ran3ilv at Fidnr HiiI
Mr. and Mrs Rarnard Friend
and damabter of Cirard q are
.Visitino reiativoe and friende hnre
Mr. and NIre fobn w HoIman
Sr snent tho woek-end in Wavnes.
boro Va as eneSts of their son
Wallace and family
Mrs blanche WRIGHT Akron q
Mr. and Mrs Rmeeeu Wriobt and
danobter Elsie were SundaI ouests
of Mr. and Mrs W r Wri9bt NJ
Glade Farms w Va
Mr. and NTre WiIbur Carlotte
F Cbicaoo m visited Mr. and
Mrs p II Carletfs Fridav evc-
nino
Mr. and NTre Charles Ross and
family RaItimore snent the week-
end bero With relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Schlosnagle
and daughter Rebecca. visited his
father, Howard Schlosnagle and
The Republican., 1958-05-22

um, 1900 to 21OO; common, 1850
to 1850.
Bulls, good, 210O to 1920 medi-
um, 1850 to 1000.
Hogs. 22.50 10 24.90; Sows. 1850
to 1910; Male Hogs. l4.50 to 1850;
Pigs. head, 1900 to 1850.
Lambs, 2450 to $3.50
Horses, 100.
The Republican., 1958-05-22
E. S. EVANS STOCK YARD. INC.
Torn Alta. w. Va.

Calves, choice. 32.00 to 1875;
good, $500 to 32.30: medium. 27.5O
to 1925; common. 240O to 276O.
Steers, good, 26.OO to 28.75; medi-
um, $500 TO 2725; stock. 2800 to
3025.
Heifers. good. 230O to 2G00;
stock, 1880 to 2300
Cows, good, 2000 to 2275: medi-
The Republican., 1958-05-22

Shrver, of Washington, D. c., were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Ashby and family. Their
brother. Ed Campbell, returned
home with them for a visit.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04
Apoyu a Carlos
Ferndndez Club
Griego Local

Ell DR.. Carlos Fernandez, as
pirante a Comisionado por Ell
Partido Democratic, unico can
didato de origen hispano en- es-
tas elecciones, ha logrado agru-
par a un sector hispano-ameri-
cano de esta comunidad y tam
bien a otros grupos que ven en-
Ell la persona meior dotada para
defender sus intereses en- Ell
Condado.
En- la noche del dia IS Sc
reunio ell Club Griego America
no acordando respaldar al DR..
Carlos Fernandez en- SUI candida
tura por ser conveniente a los
intereses de SUI colectividad.
Ell acuerdo del Club Griego
Americana no es solo ell unico
en- este sentido pues va ante
riormente nucleos Italo-ameri-
canos, Puertorriquenos, Vetera-
nos Cubanos Americanos. etc.
han lido adhiriendose a la cam
pana del DIR. Fernandez por
considerar ellos que es este ell
mejor candidate para represen-
tar a sus miembros como Conf
sionado del Condado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04

Ell 80 de Noviembre Otto Pa
reliada uno de los response
bles del Movimiento en- la pro-
vincia de Oriente regaba con
SUI sangre generosa y patriotica
las GALES de su ciudad que tan
tas veces re~corriera para ir a
SUI centric de trabajo en- Santa
go a compartir con sus compa-
neros de labor ell duro bregar
dc cada dia. Las banderas cleo
tricas vistieronse de luto al sa-
berse de SUI muerte.
Ell Is de Mario en- ell asalto
al Palacio cayo de frente con
ell arma en- la mano vomitando
fuego contra la bestia en- SUI pro-
pia cuevs Luis Almeida a quien
SUI militancia a~utentica no i'm
pedla ell colaborar con nuestra
cslula del Sindicato Electrico
de La Habana y quien con am
plia projection revolucionaria
funcion6 en- mas de una OCCASION
con la misma.
Adelante companero electri.
co no desmayeis en- la recta fl
nal, continual honrando las
banderas de vuestra Federation
y de la REVOLUTION que solem-
nemente prometemos que ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04
MUere vecino
de Gables en-
s
Un Academic

Mientras guiaba Ell caro- dom
de Nevada la gasolina para SUI
propio automovil, varado en-
plena carretera por falta de
eombustible, Patrick Thomas
Donahue, de rs amos Y vecino
de 1920 Miller Rd., Coral Ga
bles, Sc fue contra la cuneta y
salio por una ventanilla, per-
diendo la vida en- ell accidente.
Donahue habia salido de SUI
pfcpio vehiculo rumbo a un ga
rage a proveerse de gasolina
Cuando r~egresaba, pidi6 I'm
raid" a Charles R. Throckmor-
ton, quien lie cedio ell timon. Do
nahue imprimio quiza demasia-
da. fuerza en- ell acelerador Y clio
lie provoc6 una patinazo y la sub
siguiente "vuelta de carnero"
que ocaslono SUI propia muerte
varias heridas a Throckmor-
ton.
FL accidente ocurrio a las H.
20 de la madrugada del martes,
quedando este fuera de la lista
de muertos durante ell fin de
semana, aunque sumando una
vfctima mas a los crecientes ca
SOS de TODD ell estado de la Flo
Yida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04
Discufese Penetration
C~omunisfd en- NAACP

La Association Nacional pa
"a ell Mejoramiento de la Ra-
"a de Color NAACP sigue
defendiendose energicamente
de la acusaci6n que lie ha plan
teado ell fiscal del estado de
Florida ante la Corte Supre-
ma ~estatal, de que dicha agru-
pacion ha sido penetrada por
la Influenza comunista.
Mark Halves, abogado de la
comision Investigators de la
legislature estatal, expuso an.
te la Corte Supreme que exis-
tie testimonio juramentado de
que ell Partido Comunista ha
tenido como objective, duran
te los ultimos Is amos, intro
ducirse en- las filas de la Ma
ACP.
Ell abogado de la Asocia-
cion, Robert l.. Carter, de
Nueva York, pidio a dicha
corte que ponga freno a la
investigation legislative, debi-
do a que ell estado de la Flo
rida no ha podido probar que
la NAACP haya incurrido en-
ninguna actividad que pudie-
"a ser danina.
Estima ell abogado Mr.. Car
ter que ell estado de la Flori-
da esta en- pleno derecho de
investigar las actividades SUBJ
versivas dentro de SUI jurisdic-
ci6n, pero juzga que no habia
necesidad de clio en- ell case
de la NAACP, autorizada por
la legislature de 1857. Asimis-
mo considera Carter que la
legislature estatal no ha po-
dido definir la esfera precisa
de sus indagaciones.
Cuatro testigos importantes,
en- estas investigaciones, son
los senores Rev. Theodore
Gibson, Ruth Perry, vernell
Albury y G. E. Graves, Jr.,
todos de Miami. Los mismos
tendran que declarar en- esta
ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04
Perturbation Tropical Sc Mueve
en- Direction de GoIfo de Mexico
Burco Danes en- Cercanius de 4

En- las ultimas horas de Ia
tarde del microbes TODD pa
recia indicar que la violencia
del ciclon ELLA" no era va
de I'm furioso meteoro, nj que
SUI rumbo afectaria a las cos
tas de la Florida, como era
de temer "a horas atras.
Los avisos de precauci6n Sc
han mantenido, sin embargo,
a 10 largo de la costa meridio-
nal de la peninsula. BESIDE ell
instante en- que ell ciclon haya
salido del territorio cubano
y Sc adentre en- ell Oceano,
hay poSibilidades de que re-
cobre violencia y sea mas
destructor su impacto.
Los danos ocasionados en-
Cuba fueron p~rincipalmente
de caracter material, pues en-
comparacion ha habido pocas
Mctimas humans. Solo Sc
sabe de seiS personals muer-
taS a eausa del meteoro.
En- las costas cercanas a
Miami, los vientos de so mi
Has por bora batieron por lar
gas horas, levantando olas in
mensaS en- algunos puntos,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-04

como en- las eercanias de Ma
rathon.
Ell barco danes Ernik Boy
reportd estar en- dificil ST.
tuaci6n para acercarse a la
costa, y e remoluue tuvo que
ser demorado a causa de los
fuertes vientos reinantes du-
rante la noche. Con SUI tripu-
lacion de siete personas, ell
ERIK Boy" es hasta ahora
ell unico barco que Sc ha visto
p~aralizado a causa del ciclon,
por estas ATTITUDES.
Los vientos soplaron anoche
fuertemente por ESQ millas
de la costa floridana. Los
primeros vientos soplaron So
bre Miami a ESQ de las 8 de
la tarde del marteS. A las 5
de la madrugada del mierco-
les volvieron a soplar duros
vientos sobre Ell area de Mia
mi, sin que los mismos hayan
ocasionado dahos percepti-
bles.
BESIDE Miami hasta los ca
yos del sur, toda esa iona
esta sobre aviso, ash como las
embarcaciones, por 10 que