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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
DScufird Hoy Ia Sifuaci0n
General de America Latina
George Bebee, del Herald"
hnferesante eharIa Durunte AInverzo de
la edmara de Concrete de Miami : Dode

Bl distinguido periodista nor.
teamericano, Sr. George Bebee,
Jefe de Reduction del miami
Herald, sera ell orador princi.
pal en- ell almuerzo del Departa.
mento International de la Cana
ra de Concrete de Miami-D ade
County, que tendra lugar hoy,
microbes, en- ell Hotel Biscayne
Terrace, a las 1915 pm.
Ell Sr. Bebee discutira varios
puntos de importancia general
en- relacion con la situacion de
La America Latina y la manera
como esta afecta las re~laciones
de los veinte paises del sur con
los Estados Unidos, bajo ell Il
tulo "AMERICA LATINA Wis
IA POR UN EDITOR.
Los concentrates del Sr. Be-
bee estaran basados en- sus OBJ
servaciones Mt e una re-
ciente gira de seis semanas por
paises de Centre y Sur Ameri-
ca. Hara notar las necesidades
mas imperiosas de la America
Latina, la ayuda que requieren
para atender a dichas necesida-
des y 10 que, en- SUI opinion de
periodista impartial, ell Gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos debe
hacer para ayudar a solucionar
los problemas.
Tambien hara observaciones
sobre las posibilidades de turis-
mo en- America Latina, sobre
prensa libre, ell peligro de la in
filtraci6n comunista y 10 que
esta significa para los Estados
Unidos.
Para los hombres de negocios
de los Estados Unidos, explicara
las condolences que pudo obser-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
Sobre AleohoIismo
SOhre AIcohoIsno
Doctora de Washington Expone
en- Miami una Curiosa TESTS

La Association pro Education
de los Alcoholics del Condado
Dade, que viene celebrando Sus
reuniones en- estos dias, ha te-
nido la oportunidad de escuchar
la teoria de una destacada o.
tora procedente de Washington,
Mrs. Dora Papara-N Nicholson.
Estima eSta professional, que
la conception de las criaturas,
por padres en- estado alcohol
cos, da por resultado enferme-
dades en- los ninos.
La teoria de la doctora Pa
~para-Nicholson ha sido refutada
por los obstetras del Condado
Dade, quienes estiman que NADIA
tiene que yer ell estado alcoholi-
co de los padres en- ell momento
de concebirse la criatura, sino
que es mas bien la acci6n de
ciertos virus los que producer
anormalidades y defectos en- los
que nacenL
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

Va en- aumento ell numero de
fabricantes en- TODD Miami y Ell
Condado. Durante ell mes de sep
tiembre Sc motto un gran au-
mento en- contraste con ell mes
anterior.
Ell DR.. Reinholf P. Wolff, di-
rector de la 0ficina de Nego-.
clos e Investigaciones Economi-
cas- de la Universidad de Miami,
informa que la suca morrespon-
diente al Condado Dade, ell mes
de septiembre, fue de 5,482 per-
misos de construction, con una
valoraci6n de mas de % Milo
mes de dolares. En- septiembre
de 1857, es decir, hace un ano,
Sc eXpidieron 5.015 permisos,
que representation I'm valor de
mas de 81 million de dolares.
La actividad de construccio-
mes Sc ha mejorado durante los
ultimos tres meses, pero en- su
total marchan por debajo de
las cifras correspondence al
ano 1857. Durante los 9 meses
de este ano, ell valor de los per
misos de fabrication es de S203,
651, 600. La misma epoca del
aho pasado representa- $240 mi
Homes largos.
En- ell area de la ciudad de
Miami propiamente dicha, Sc
expidieron 1,945 pefmisos, con
I'm valor total de $5,332,623
Esta es la IONA de mayor hume
70 de permisos de construction,
siauiendole en- orden de valor
la kona no-incoporada del Dade
County, que en- total sumo 1882
permisos, por I'm valor de Sill
millones de dolares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
Senoro de Color
Pierde Un Pie
en- Academic

Una sonora vecina de Goulds,
en- ell Condado Dade, perdio ell
pie derecho como consequence
de un accidente de automovil
en- ell Old Cutler Road y la Care
terra Federal Nur1. 1.
Esta secci6n tiene I'm def
clente alumDrado publico y en-
ella ocurri6 ell sabado otro ac-
cidente que cost6 la vida al Sc
nor Clarence Nicely, de la raza
fegra.
Llamase la sonora Mrs. Will
bert Royal y es vecina de SW
LA Court y Vt. S l
Ell chofer que lanzo su caro-
contra ella Sc nombra Edgar
Tew Jr. y es vecino de 1875 NV
4 Avenue, Homestead.
Ademas de haberle amputado
ell pie derecho, la sonora Royal
sufri6 otros golpes y desgarra.
duras por TODD ell cuerpo.
Fue atendida en- ell Dade
County Hospital. No Sc han he
cho acusaciones contra Tew.
por considerarse que ell acciden.
lie no respondio a violacion al
guna por parte del chofer.
Parece que la sonora Royal
cruzaba corriendo la Gale Guam
do fue alcanzada por ell caro-.
La sonora Royal tiene "a amos
y es madre de 4 ninos. Els de
la raZa negra,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

de que sea esta misma Temporal
da invernal.
FL sabado quedo alberta al
puplico de Nueva York la fir
ma japonesa, en- la Quinta Ave.
nids de esa ciudad.
Tienese entendido que ell pri.
mer dia de ventas la casa Sc lie
no de clientes y curiosos, que
contemplation una extraordina.
ria variedad de articulos como
pocas yeces Sc hay visto en-
aquella ciudad nortefs,
Los empleados y empleadas,
vistlendo trajes tipicos y kimo-
mas japonesas. atendieron al pu.
blice en- lorna sneantadara.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
Possible EstubIeeimiento de Una
lmportunte Firma Japonesu Aqui

rs possible que Sc abra una
tienda de articulos japoneses en-
Miami. segun Sc anuncia desde
Nueva York, donde una firma
nipona ha establecido un nego-
clio de ventas al publico.
Una de las firmas de casas
comerciales de Jap6n, la Taxa
shimaya, declare que 81 los ne
gocios recien establecidos en-
Nlevs York marchan bien, hay
muchas probabilidades de extern
der hasta Miami una sucursal de
la mIsma.
BESIDE luego. habra quiza que
esperdr un aho, o algo mas,
pues no hay planes inmediatos
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

var en- ell desarrollo economico
de los paises que visito, ell esta-
do actual de los negocios y las
grandes oportunidades que hay
ALI hoy dia para inversiones que
produzcan buena utilfdad.
Para todos los interesados en-
relaciones tanto comerciales CO.
mo culturales con nuestros veci.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

Ell Gobernador Collins ha ma
nifestado sus dudas respecto al
criterio que justified Ell "ali.
vic de impuestos" decretado por
ell ASSESSOR John Gautier con mi
ras a beneficiar a IS hoteles de
Miami Beach.
Gautier, sin embargo, defien.
de SUI punto alegando que desde
ell punto de vista economico, SuS
pasos fueron dados a plena con-
ciencia de que eran correctos y
oportunoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

nos del sur, la charla del ST.. Be-
bee ha de ser de immense inte-
res.
Debido a 10 interesante del te-
ma y la prominencia de que goza
ell orador, una gran cantidad de
personals ha hecho reservacie-
mes va para ell almuerzo.
Todavia, sin embargo, hay
tempo para asegurar reservacio-
mes, llamando a la Senorita Fer.
nandez FIR TAIL.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29

Ebay que considerar -anade
Gautier- ciertos factories que
eXplican la medida, como ell en-
foque economico, ell indice de
ventas y los costos de repro
ducci6n".
Como saben los lectores, ha-
ce varias semanas que ell ase-
sor del Condado, John Gautier,
determine revelar a IS hoteles
Evening star., 1958-07-13

SUMMER CAMPS
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Miami Beech Scans Plan
To Close Lincoln Road

Changing Lincoln road ~
which connects Miami Beach's
Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic
ocean--into a unique market
place is under study.
Fountains and strollers would
take over from the present
trafic. It would be lined with
shops. and trackless trans
would be available for the
Evening star., 1958-07-13
WEW3
NO, IT'S JUST
ORDINARY STARS

PHOENIX. Ariz.-Satel-
lites and rockets are the
big news today. but Phoe-
nix visitors are being given
the opportunity Of looking
at heavenly bodies which
have been around a long
time.
On the second and fourth
Fridays Of each month
visitors to the Phoenix Col
lege Observatory can look
at the stars through tele-
scopes.
There is no charge, but
admission is by ticket only.
The tickets are available in
advance from the Regis
trar, Phoenix College. 1909
w. Thomas road. Phoenix.
Ariz.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

|tourist spectacle. shelters
against sun and showers also
would provide space for show
cases for exhibits.
Property owners along Lin
coin road win be asked to pay
the entire cost Of the project.
with other taxpayers expected
to pay none Of the bill.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

backed by Chevys famous roadability, by
new, tough-sinewed Safety-Girder frame, by
steering that is internationally known for its
crispness and precision, by the kind of horizon
wide vision that makes driving safer and surer
every busy mile you cover.
Only superb engineering -Ch<uOlst engineer
ing-produces just this blend of comfort and
Evening star., 1958-07-13

security. And only Chevrolet powers it all with
sprint engines-ulra-eficient powerplants that
jet from idle to about in one giant stride. We
could fill book with the reasons why-but
why read about what you can feel. Your
Chevrolet dealer has car at the curb. And
he'd be mighty proud to show you the new
standard of road travell
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Autos Set Record

Long-stay automobile entries
into Canada reached an all
time high in 1857, according To
the Dominion Bureau Of Statis-
tics at Ottawa. The number
staying 48 hours or more to-
tailed 2.5 million. 1t was UP
30.0S1 over the peak year Of
1855.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Americas best bug
Evening star., 1958-07-13
POINTS or INTEREST
Flowers Compete
In Keystone State

NEW MExIcO-The Inter-
Tribal indian Ceremonial viii
be held at Gallup August Il-l7.
More than 80 Indian tribes
gather for competition in sing
ing. dancing. arts and crafts,
and sports. Both day and night
events are held in the stadium
east Of town.
&&A
COLORADO - The annual
Steamboat Springs Square
Dance Festival is set for Au-
gust / and 2. Dancers from all
over the Rocky Mountain area
gather to dance and watch
others dance.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

PENNsYLvANIA-The The
"World Series Of Agriculture"
the National Plowing Con-
test lis set for August 2l and
"a at Hershey. It viii be held
on the Milton Hershey Farms,
IA miles east Of Harrisburg.
About 100000 spectators are
expected.
49,
NEW JERSEY - Wildwood
by-the-Sea has set July 20 for
its 18th annual Boat Parade
and fireworks display. Forty
five boats carrying l.500 per-
sons are expected to take part
In the parade.
Ah 80
NEW YORK--A week Of fes-
tivities August lO-t6 will mark
the Cattaragus County sesQui-
centennial in Ellicottsville. Fea-
tured viii be q motorcycle climb.
horse show, pageant, parades,
baseball game and sports car
rodeo.
~ 80
RHODE ISLAND The Ma
tick Old Timers Jamboree at
Natick is one Of the States
largest local community fairs
and bazaars this month. It
will be staged at the village
baseball grounds July 2l-27.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Here's an engineering achievement that would
have seemed incredible only few years ago.
It's an achievement in really superlative CON-
fort-in the free-hight feeling of beautifully
balanced suspension, whisper-hushed engines
and solid-as-Gibraltar Bodies by Fisher.
And this cloud-soft pleasure comes without
a penalty. 1t is all pure plus because it is
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Museum Reopens

The American Museum Of
Fireiighting at Hudson. NY.
has reopened after being closed
for a year for enlargement. It's
new quarters are four times
the size Of the old building.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

II -. - 81. N -
Evening star., 1958-07-13

weary walker and The tired
shopper.
Architect Morris Lapidui
said that If the city council ap-
proves. the shopping center can
be ready in time for the lS5s-6O
winter season.
City ofHicials said that under
the plan the mile-long boule-
ward could become a major
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Tourist World Grows

. The American Society Of
Travel Agents says that 90 per
cent Of the void today Is &C.
cessible 10 the tourist. compared
with only IS per cent before
World War II.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
PROBATE NOTICE

Approval and Settlement of Account
Accounts and vouchers Of the follow
ing named persons and estates have
been filed IN the Probate Court OF
Noble County, Ohio. for approval and
settlement.
FIRST and Final Account of Norbert
Gnrst, Administrator of the Estate of
Viola Gerst Thieman, Deceased.
Second and Final Account Of Fred
e Fox Executor of the Estate of Ada
Vierra. Deceased.
First and Final Account of Marie
Morrison, Administrative of the Estate
of Glen Anderson, Deceased.
First and Final Account of Verona
Fiu. Fxecutrix of the Estate of Andy
Hill Deceased.
First and Final Account of Ralph
Thompson, Administrator of tho Estate
of Core b Thompson, Deceased.
First and Final Acrourt Of Linda
Lou Thompson. Administrative eta. of
the Estate of II. F. Thompson, Deceas-
ed.
Twelfth G2th) Partial Account of L.
z Young Executor of the Estate of
Catherine Young. Deceased.
First and Final Account Of L. c.
Young, Guardian of ANDY Macek.
Unless exceptions are filed thereto,
said accounts will be for hearing be-
fore said Court, on the 26th dav of
January, 1859, at which time said ac-
counts win be considered and contin-
ucd from day to day until finally dis
posed of.
ANY person Interested NAV file writ
ten exceptions to said accounts or to
matters pertaining to the execution OF
the trust, not less than five days prior
to the date set for hearing.
EARL p McGJNNIS
Probate JudPe
Doris Mckee, Deputy Clerk
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Five Vehicles

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Charleston avenue, Columbus.
The trunk lid, left rear fender,
tail light, bumper and chrome
were damaged.
Vehicle number 3 was owned
and driven by James Picken-
paugh, Is, of Caldwell route S.
The trunk, tail light, left rear
fender and front bumper were
damaged.
Vehicle number 4 was owned
by Alvin Daubenspeck, Is, of
Canton. Only the bumper and
splashpan were damaged by the
impact which had lost most of
its force by this time.
Roe was taken before Judge
W. Vernon Archer of the Noble
County Common Pleas court Sat
urday morning and entered a
plea of not guilty. Bond was
placed at $3.50 for his appearance
in court on Jan. 8.
Jerome Morris, also of the
Summerfield community, a pas
senger in the truck when it took
off on its wild spree, was fined
on. an intoxication charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
Ava Won1on
Continued From Page u

\COnJlnu6u from rage
Jackknifed on a curve and swer-
we'd left of center to strike the
southbound Sewers vehicle.
The accident occurred during
the snow storm which struck this
area Friday evening. Impact of
the collision knocked the Sewers
car across the snow covered and
slippery pavement into the ditch.
1t was demolished.
Jackson entered a plea of not
guilty Monday when he appeared
in municipal court for prelimin-
ary arraignment on a man
slaughter charge. He was bound
over to the grand jury and bond
fixed at $1,000 for his appear
ance.
The Noble county victim was
born June 9, 1918 at Martins
Ferry, a daughter of Esau and
Sara Hutchison Stevens. Most of
her life, however, was spent in
the Ava community, Noble
county.
Surviving are her husband,
Virgil; son, Thomas with the
u. S. Army in Texas; daughter,
Mrs. Marline Stottsberry of Can
ton; brother, Thomas Stevens
of Byesville; two sisters, Mrs.
Nancy LaFollett of Powhatan
Point and Mrs. June Stewart of
Bellaire; half-sister, Mrs.
Wilma Cots of Newcomerstown
and one granddaughter.
The body was removed to the
Murphy funeral home in Cald-
we'll where services were held
Tuesday afternoon at 200 o'clock
with Rev. E. Parker West, pastor
of the Methodist church, officiat-
ing. Interment was made in the
Greenwood cemetery, Byesville.
William Bond, who was in
volved in this accident, is the
husband of Mrs. Edna Bond, who
was seriously injured in an auto
accident two weeks ago. An early
morning snow also caused this
wreck. In both instances their
automobiles were demolished.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
SHEREFFS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

The State of Ohio, Noble County.
Common Pleas Court
The Caldwell Building and
Loan Company, corporation.
Caldwell. Ohio
Roy l. Cline, Mary F. Cline,
William II. Sidel and Helen Sidel
Defendants
Case No 9748
In pursuance of an Order of Sale in
the above entitled action, will offer
for sale at public auction, at the west
door of the Court House in Caldwell. in
the above named County, on Saturday
the 10th day of January, 1869, at 10 80
o'clock, A. NJ. the following described
real estate. situate in the County OF
Noble and State of Ohio, and in the
township of Beaver to-wit:
and being the north east quarter of
the north east quarter OF Section
Nineteen (19l Township eight tSl, of
Range seven f71 containing fOrtv
acres. Also the west half of the north
east quarter of Section Nineteen G9)
township eight (8) of RANGE seven
(D containing fortv f40} acres. more
or less. Said premises being situate
In the Township of Beaver County
OF Noble and State of Ohio. and con-
taining in all Eighty 600 acres. more
or less.
SAID premises located at apDrOvf-
natelv miles south Of State Route
No. I47 on the second township road
off of State Route SIR between Bates
vile and Summerfield
Said premises Appraised at $1,000 OO
ard cannot be sold for less than two
thirds of that amount.
Terms of Sale: Cash
DONALD CONAWAY
Sheriff, Noble County. Ohio
Fred F. Fox. Attorney
% "a 25 26 n
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
Schedule Used
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Continued From Page -
There are none in Noble county
Second priority roads, identi-
fled as green on the map, natur-
ally get first consideration in
Noble county, and within its
confines only USR 81 is SO classi-
fled.
Next on the cleanup list in
Noble county are third priority
roads. Outlined as blue and
classified as such are State Route
$40 from Belle Valley to Cum
berland and State Route 79.
The vast majority of the state
highway system in Noble county
comes under the fifth priority
classification, and these are
identified with black lines.
1t is this sequence of import
ance that the highway crews
work in maintaining traffic
when weather conditions require
around the clock surveillance,
Supt. Kearns said today when
bringing this matter to the pub
lies attention.
To assure the best possible
route when travelling, motorists
are urged to use first priority
hiphWayS. These routes are con-
stantly patrolled by highway
maintenance trucks and if a
motorist should accidentally be-
comes incapacitated, help will
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
Fire Protection

Continued From Page y
have realized for them a savings
of several hundred dollars.
President of the local depart
ment, Merle Barnhart stated that
there were only three townships
in the county that were no ser
weed by he Caldwell facilities.
These townships are Beaver,
Stock and Wayne In these town.
ships, each property owner will
be held personally responsible
for the payment of the bill in
CURED by the department when
asked to make the run.
Buffalo township has a con-
tract with the Pleasant City de-
partment and Marion township
with the Summerfield fire de-
partment.
When a fire is discovered and
appears to be beyond control of
the property owner, an alarm
should be given and a call made
to the fire department stating
that an emergency EXISTS.
Because of the existing con-
tract which covers the townships,
the Caldwell fire department
will make available its facilities
and speed to the scene of the
fire to render what support it
can to meet the emergency.
Fire Chief Malcolm Parks
stated that cases have been noted
where the department has been
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
Satellite

Continued From Page il
completed for the National Space
Center in the Washington, D. c,
area.
Mr.. Matthews is a graduate OF
Caldwell high school and the
Ohio State University in Colum-
bus. He is retired Major in the
U. S. Marine Corps and has been
associated with the Naval Re-
search Laboratory as Head of the
Applications Branch of the Solid
State Division since release from
active duty by the Marine Corps
at the close of World War II.
At the Naval Research Labora-
tory Mr.. Matthews has partici-
pated in the design of scientific
earth satellites for the Vanguard
Program as part of the current
international GeophysicaT Year.
Whitney Matthews resides in
Alexandria, Virginia, with his
wife and three-year-old daugh-
ter, Peggy Lee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
New Bridqe

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night and early Saturday morn
ing.
The crane owned by the state
highway department was being
used on State Route 563, between
Dexter City and the junction Of
State Route 564, Monday, to
remove slips which have occur
red at strip mine sites blocking
bitches alongside the road.
Rocks from the slips were being
trucked to the site of the slip
on USR 81, opposite the CGB
plant. A rock fill is being used
at this slip the highway super
intendent said.
The remainder of the local
state highway crew are working
on the project of clearing brush
from the state highway right of
way alongside roads.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
Grand ond Petit

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James Palmer, Summerfield;
George Leasure, Marion town
ship; Lura McNutt, Brookfield
township; Raymond Dennis, of
Caldwell; Ward Murrey, Cald-
we'll route 8; Robert Schott,
Caldwell route 6; Clarence DIM
merling, Stock township; Henry
Holman, Caldwell route; Vir-
ginia Ramsey, Olive township;
Adeline Mckee, Caldwell; Annie
Rucker, Caldwell route q; Har-
old Cutler, Summerfield route l;
Harold Forshey, Dexter City
route; Harry Hickman, Ava;
Amy Rucker, Olive township;
Delbert Knox, Center township;
Vivian Davis, Caldwell route 8;
Racey Archer, Seneca township;
Harold Secrest, Caldwell; Leslie
Adds, Jefferson township;
Emma Dimmerling, Caldwell
route; Virginia Watson, Summer
field; Herman Gressel, Caldwell
route and Paul Warner, Caldwell
route.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
Candidates File
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Continued From Page II
clerk Richcreek said. Expenses
were as follows: United Mine
Workers Of America, Local Union
1889, Right to Work Amend
ment, $1,000; Dallas Bond,
county commissioners candidate,
$257.32; Dack Blake, county COM
missioner candidate, $162.16;
Franz McNutt, county commits
sioner, $18471; Dwight F. Wiley,
county treasurer candidate,
$l04.61; Arthur L. Davis, county
court judge candidate, $8364;
Stanley Osler, county auditor,
none; Clarence K. VanFossen,
county commissioner, $14891;
Clayton Mckee, county court
judge, $4,000; ROLAND P. Elliott,
county treasurer, $3.50; and
Edmund G. James, Representa-
tive to the Ohio General AS
sembly, none.