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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
6-OARIO Las AMERICAS
.InconfenibIe Avunce de
RebeIdes en- Las Villas

ell que perdieron la vida 40
soldados del Gobierno y tres
rebeldes.
Agrego, que so soldados ca
yeron p~risioneros y Sc tomaron
armaS municiones y varios We
hiculos, incluso I'm capion bin
dado.
Ademas, afirmo que ell CO.
mandante de las fuerzas militia
res en- Cabaiguan fue toma 10
prisionero y Sc lie sometera a
juicio por ell asesinato de pri-
sioneros.
Concluyo la Radio con ell anun
clio de que los rebeldes ocupa-
ron las propiedades del central
azucarero Punta Allegro, en- la
provincial de Camagiiey, una vez
que la guarnicion mi itar Sc re-
trio. FL central y sus instala-
clones, dijo la Radio, han sido
incorporates al "Territorio Lii
bre".
LA HABANA, Cuba, diciem-
bre rs (UPI)-La Radio Re-
belde anuncio que Sc prepare
una huelga general revoluciona-
ria como "golpe de gracia' al
gobierno de Batista y pidi6 a
sus oyentes que estuviesen "aler
tas''.
Sc recuerda que tres intentos
anteriores de los rebeldes para
provocar paros generates, no
tuvieron exito.
En- desusada transmission de
la manana, la emisora clandeSti-
ma amplio anteriores boletines
rebeldes sobre la lucha. Informo
que en- la captura de Cabaiguan
por los rebeldes, cooperaron por
primera vez fuerzas del Movi-
miento rs de Julio y del Di-
reetorio Revolucionario, conan
dadss por Ernest Guevara y
Rolando Cubela, respectivamen-
te.
Revel6 que los atacantes eas-
tigaron a la fuerza aerea du-
rante el %asalto, pero no dio ma
yores detalles. Dijo que ALI los
rebeldes hicieron % prisione-
ros y destruyeron un puente
Sobre Ell rio Tunieu, eeres de
Sancti Spiritus.
Anadio que fueron muertos
SO soldados y otros fueron cap
turados, y que fue danado I'm
avion de reconocimiento del
Ejercito en- una serie de escara-
muZas en- las vecindadeS del
ingenio, Francisco, en- la Provin-
ella de Camaguey. Los rebeldes
t%uvieron tres bajas, incluSo ell
teniente Vicente Perez, que fue
muerto en- accion.
La emisora dijo tambien que
un soldado fue muerto y tres
heridos en- una emboscada a un
"jeep" del Ejerci+o en- la aldea
de Hatuey, cerca de Sibanicd.
tambien en- C~amagiiey.
Una columna rebelde, EXPIRE
so, Sc incaut6 de 90 cabezas de
ganado en- %Camagiies tomando-
las de "colaboracionistas" del
Ejercito, y "distribuyendolas en-
ire los campesinos".
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
AMENAZA EN- RLIN

BERLIN, diciembre 26. (UPD
Ell Alcalde de Berlin Occi-
dental Willy Brandt dijo en- SUI
discourse de navidad por radio,
que la amenaza del Este contra
la ciudad no ha disminuido.
Pero sseguro a sus habitantes
que podian confiar en- ell pode-
rio de los aliados occidentales y
descansar en- su propia determi-
racion de mantener libre a Der
lin.
Brandt expreso que lamenta-
ba la necesidad de perturbar la
algeria de la fiesta mencionan.
do los peligros que enfrenta la
ciudad, pero que 10 hacia para
Que todos los berlineses Sc mar
tuviesen unidos de manera que
las navidades del future pubic
ran ceiebrarse tambien en- IL
bertad.
"Sabemos que nuestrss pre-
ocupaciones de las ultimas Sc.
manas no han disminuido -dijo
- pero no hemos mostrado te-
NOR. Nuestros amigos clos ALA.
dos occidentales) no nos han
abandonado y no nos abandona
ran. Seremos victoriosos. Dcbe
mos, en- este momento, perma.
ncer mas firmemente unidos
que nurca, cada uno cumplien-
do SUI deber de manera que las
luces y los ojos de los minos
del future, no solo de Berlin
sino de toda Alemania, vuelvan
a iluminarse."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
TRANSMISSION E

LA HABANA, diciembre 25.
(UPD-La Radio Rebelde en-
transmission escuchada aqui,
aclarando informaciones sobre
las disposiciones agrarias, dijo
que los revolucionarios respe-
taran las propiedades legitima-
mente adquiridas.
Ahadio que las fIncas que Sc
repartirian seran aquellas de
propiedad del Estado o "mal
habidas" y que no Sc tocaran
las de mas de 80 caballerias
(40O hectareas) siempre que las
mismas esten bien IT,. bajadas y
rindan beneficios al pals.
RETIRAN EMBAJADOR
LA HABANA, diciembre Is
(UPI)-La "Gaceta Official" pu-
blic6 I'm decreto del Ministe-
rio de Estado (Relac:ones Exte-
riores) de fecha 20 de noviem-
bre, por ell cual Sc retira al
Trbajador de Cuba en- Vene-
zuela, doctor Orlando Danny
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
Viene de la Primera)

"a una vez que la abandon6 la
guarnicion del Ejercito. Tampa
20 hizo mencion de bajaS.
La conquista de Sancti Spiri-
us y Encrucijada, ash como de
,tros puntos anunciados ante
ciormente por los rebeldes, no
IA sido confirmada por ell Co
oierno. En- t~ransmisiones previas
los rebeldes dijeron haberse apo
1erado de media docena de To-
,alidades y aldeas a 10 largo de
Ia Carretera Central, incluso I'm
,entro carretero mayor y plazas
pequenas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
ACUERDOS DEL GoBIERNo

LA HABANA, Cuba, diciem-
bre rs (UPI)-En "eunion que
duro hasta la madrugada, ell
Consejo de Ministries tomo los
siguientes acuerdos:
1-Dispensar absolutamente
de TODD tipo de impuesto al
capital extranjero que Sc desti-
ne a la compra de titulos y
bonos.
2-DispenSar de impuesto a
las utilidades que Sc inviertan
en- tales boros. y
3-Autorizar al Banco de De-
S~arrollo Economico : Social Y
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27

En- la Ill ica referencia a la
lucha en- la provincial de Orien-
IL, la emisora dijo que en- I'm
ataque sorpresivo a una patrulla
del Ejercito cerca de Guantana-
mo, dos soldados fueron muer-
tos y uno hecho prisionero. En-
San Felipe, tambien en- Orien-
te, fueron muertos 81 soldados
en- un choque.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27
OCUPAN POBLACIONES
DE LAS VILLAS

LA HABANA, Cuba, diciem-
bre Is (UPD-La Radio Re-
belde anunc.6 que las ~fuerzas
reyolucionarias tomaron media
docena de poblaciones y aldeas
eli la provincial de Las Villas,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
Near Rockville
Near Rockville
Marijuana Cache Found
And Suspect Is Seized

A policeman's curiosity last
Saturday repeatedly led to
charges of marijuana posses
sion being placed against a
Rockville man who is the
father of a month-old baby.
Free on $4,000 bond under a
charge of possession of marijuana
is Jay Weldon Kaiser, %, who
told police he lived on Norbeck
rd. near Rockville.
Russell Day, superintendent at
the State Roads Commission sta.
ton at Gaithersburg, signed Kai-
ser's bond. Kaiser is a clerk at
the SRC station.
Kaiser is scheduled to appear
for preliminary hearing Monday
in the Rockville Peoples Court
Captain G.. w. Linthicum, chief
of detectives gave this account of
events leading to the arrest of
Kaiser:
About 4 pm. last Saturday,
Pvt. Cornelius DeVries, of the
Rockville station, was driving
south on new U. S. 240 just north
of Rockville when he noticed a
car well ahead of him pull over
and stop in the road shoulder.
The driver - Kaiser - got out
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
Miss Brooke
Wins Olney
Zoning Plea

A sympathetic County Council
Tuesday granted a Zoning request
turning long, shallow piece Of
land lying along the Olney-Sandy
Spring I'd. and fronting on
Brooke Grove rd. into two, one
and-a-half acre lots.
Beneficiary of their action was
Miss Margaret Brooke, land
owner, who found herself with
piece of property only 100 feet
deep from the Olney Sandy
Spring rd., but which extended
1860 feet along it.
The Montgomery County Plan
ming Board recommended against
changing the land from rural
agricultural to the requested
rural-residential on the grounds
that such action ''is completely
out of character with the sur
rounding minimum two-acre Zon-
ing"
Since Miss Brooke indicated
that she wanted to split her land
into two, one-and-a-half acre lots,
however. the County Council dis
agreed with the Planning Board
and changed the ZOning.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
3 Days Left
For Detection
OF Diabetes

Only three days remain for
public participation in the ma
tional Diabetes Detection Drive,
November 1922.
DR.. ]. Sheldon Eastland, presi-
dent of the Medical and Chirurgi-
cal Faculty of Maryland, urged
all citizens to take advantage of
the free, diabetes detection kit
available at drug stores through
out the state.
He estimated that approximate
ly 12,500 Marylanders may have
diabetes without knowing it. Seri-
Gus and sometimes fatal compli-
cations can crop up if the disease
goes undetected, he warned.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
.TWinbrOOk
Residents
Hit Zoning

About 60 residents of the Twin
brook area turned out Tuesday
night to protest to the Rockville
Mayor and Council against an APP
plication for apartment zoning in
the northeast tip of Twinbrook at
the NorbeclI rd.
Applicant was Henry X. Miles,
of 204 North Frederick ST., Gath
ersburg. The land is now zoned
for single-family residences.
Mayor Alexander Greene closed
the books on the public hearing
and advised those present that
the city will make a decision in
about two weeks.
Few present gave the applica.
ton anv chance of being granted.
First of all - and mainly - the
powerful Twinbrook Citizens As
Sociation is dead set against
apartment houses in residential
sections of the city.
Councilman John M. Rausch,
who also is a member of the City
Planning Commission which like
the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
has recommended denial of the
application. sought to have it de-
MED out of hand Teusday.
But Councilmen Joseph G. Rod
gers, Frank Ecker and Mayor
Greene were for studying the ap-
any action.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

and started walking across an
open field Pvt. DeVrieS' curios-
ity was aroused, so he slowed
down and parked.
He followed Kaiser who didn't
bother to look around once he
began walking across the field
He said he surprised Kaiser in
the act of screwing a lid on a
half-gallon pickle jar while also
holding a smaller bottle under
his other arm.
DeVries said Kaiser was so
startled all he could do was slut
ter, "What. what, what" in an
swer to orders to show the police
man what he was holding.
AS DeVries came closer, he
said. Kaiser turned and ran,
dropping the Jars. The policeman
drew his revolver and fired once
into the ground. This slowed
Kaiser enough for the policeman
to catch up to him and trip him
to the ground, DeVries related.
DeVries said he had to hit
Kaiser once in the head to sub
due him.
Upon examination, DeVries
said. the larger lar was found
to hold a tobacco-like material in
a plastic bag. 1t weighed one
and three quarters ounces. 1t
was mariiuana, according to De-
Vries. A policeman said the ma
terial in cigarette form would
sell for about $3.50.
Capt. Linthicum said Kaiser is
slight enough to be taken for a
teenager. He and his wife have
lived in the county for the past
two years, the officer said.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
Rockville Alarmed
Industrial Tract
Okayed Near City

Rockville city officials this
week are trying to gauge the
i'm pa act of the creation of
about "a acres of industrial
zoning outside Of, but snug
against, the city's southern
boundary along Halpine rd.
The land, in two parcels pre-.
viously zoned rural-residential
and one-family, detached residen.
tial, is the property of DR.. Gerald
]. Schipper.
A source close to Schipper said
the Rockville physician planned
to create an industrial park at
the site. He supported this state.
ment by pointing out that the
land lies next to the Bro Rail-
road is adjacent to other indus
trially-zoned land and lies near
the proposed outer county belt
freeway.
Further enhancing its position
in the center of hub of radial
roads are Veirs Mill rd. and Rock.
vile Pike which will eventually
be connected with the realigned
Halpine rd.
Any industrial development of
the site, however, will further
isolate the community of Spring
Lake Park from Rockville. Resi-
dents of Spring Lake Park al.
ready have to enter and leave
their community through indus
trial S11r.nnl1rndirrc 1nhinh cnrann
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

feel, have lowered the value of
homes there.
The Councils action overrode
recommendation by the Rock
vile Mayor and Council which
saw the Schipper requests as a
threat aimed at the city's south
ern side.
The city officials deplored in
dustrial zoning so close to scores
of well established homes along
Twinbrook's southern boundaries
and particularly to traffic along
Ardennes ave. which now dead.
ends into Halpine rd. near the
industrial tract.
The city currently has no
legislation controlling truck
traffic on city streets and it
was openly feared that any
industrializatiOn along Hal
pine rd. would funnel trucks
bhlOuSH AWHiDTOOk cIlllu-
crowded streets.
Bruce Watts, city planner for
Rockville, said the new indus
trial zones will have a twin i'm
pact on neighboring Rockville.
The first is socio-psychological
and the second was physical, ac-
cording to Watts.
He explained that morale of
TWinbrookers would be lowered
by having to come and go from
their homes through industrial
areas, and secondly, that in
creased truck and auto traffic
WOIlld constitute a safety hazard
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
DeadliRes Nert Week
Are Pushed FOrlCdrd

Due to the THANKSGIVING
holiday next week, the Mont
gomery Sentinel will go to
press one day early. That
means the usual headlines
for news and advertising mat
ter will be pushed forward
by "a hours.
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The Sentinel this week is an
nouncing the addition of 1879
brand new subscriptions obtained
in onlv one week. Last week il
was 119 new subscribers, the
week before it was 103 and the
week before that, 1873.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
Corn Vote
To Be Held
On Tuesday

]. ]. Hutton, chairman of the
Montgomery County Agriculture
Sterilization and Conservation
Committee this week announced
the following polling places for
the 1858 corn referendum, to be
held Tuesday.
Laytonsville firehouse; ]. Will
lard Mains store, Cedar Grove;
Beallsville firehouse; ASC office,
Old Courthouse, Rockville.
Voters may cast ballots between
8 am. and 6 pm. Those with
questions may call the ASC of
flee, Poplar 2-3730.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

The Sentinel this week is an
nouncing the addition of 1919
brand new subscriptions obtained
in only one week. Last week it
was 119 new subscribers, the
week before it was 103 and the
week before that, 1888.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

Whot better time hcn right start your Cir Shopping
during Ssorewde The
brond-new fresh exciting the prices. foEiuieoIy
hond when the doors open; your Of savinss
HEY KIDS! Muke a doie with nom and pop for
Tuesduy night December 9TH at at ZOO pm.
RANGER HAL, noted television personality, will
be here TO soy hello to all Of you. Don't forget.
SALE DAYS - NOVEMBER 20 TO rs
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

Lovely lingerie i. in red,'
pink champagne, true pink,
blue, white and black. No
iron, non-run. 81 to A..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30
Miss Amelia TO Be
Chosen June -

Miss Amelia viii be selected at
the annual beauty contest and
dinner dance to be held June IS IN
the Amelia War Memorial build
ing
The winning contestant, who
must be between II and q years
old. VIII represent Amelia in the
Richmond Tobacco festival this
fall. Last years titlclst was Miss
Peggy Chlldress.
j Gordon Dlckerson viii be
master Of ceremonies for the con
est. which is sponsored BY the
Parent Teachers association
The dinner will be held a 63N
pm. the beauty contest Al 8l5
Ipm and the dance Az ? pm.
Mr. and MIS- l A Snow ana
| MI and Mrs. Bill Covineton visited
Mrs. Snow s brother P R Gilbert.
at ST. Ellzabeth's Hospital III Rich
|mond Sunday Mr.. Gilbert is i'm
proving after suffering heart at
tack
Miss Anne Stratton Glenn ar-
rived home Thursday after com
pleting her sophomore year at
Wesleyan College in Macon. Ga
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

Mrs Phllander Kelsey Of Farm
Vile announces the engagcment Of
her daughtcr Helen Beth, to
Charles l. breckenridge son Of
Mr. and Mrs A ? Breckmridgc.
Of Warwick
Miss Kelsey Is The daughter Of
the late Philandcr Kelsey She
IS a graduate of Longwood College
and is member OF the faculty at
Warwick Junior High School Wa
Hlck
Mi Breckenridge served TWO
years IN the Army and is presently
employed al Fl EuSGS
The We d dang is planned for
August 10
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

Mrs Grace slnRletary. Mrs.
Catherine Bollneer MIS- FLOYD
Shumakel Mrs TheIina Stanley
and Mrs. Lucille Mcdonald enter
tanned with dance Friday eve
nins at The Modern woodnan
center
Guests were the seventh grade
classes at Farmyinc Elementary
School
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

MI and Mrs Clarence Duncan
WeislRcr Jr. ~ Earls announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Martha Watson u Edward Shelton
FRAZIER N u Richmond son N
Mi. FRAZIER of Blackstone and the
late MIS- FRAZIER
MISS Weisiger will graduate from
Randolph Macon Womans College
N June SIM IS member NJ
Kappa Delta sorority
M FRAZIER X a graduate of thr
University Of Virginia School VI
Architecture nc il 4 member VI
Alpha Rho Chi architectural tra-
ttrnlty ana Alpha Tau Omega so-
cial fraternity
An August wedding IS planned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

IN New Orleans. and an occasional
week end il Baltimore
What has he noticed most about
'hc difference between his two
countrcs9 The emphasis Oh the
intellect II France
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

Mis- NJ u Leerc Vas honored
Wednesday morning With coffee
given BY Mrs John Garnet, Mrs.
n ] McIlwaine and Mrs M H
McNamee III the McIlwalne home
Oh Second avenue
The Leetes will move 70 Durham
4N O. III juno
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-30

Duplicate Fridge clah II TmHs
day Nav Pr ppm at THE
Woman club house
Farmvilie Presbyterian Wnmon
executive board church parton
Monday. June at % pan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

new type q State insurance
could be walking and paying"
for the rest of his life IL q
judgment is made against him.
Senator Dempsey said.
Insured drivers will pay no
more into the fund after the
81 is assessed this year. IN
insured drivers and the insur-
ance companies may be as
sessed in future years If the
fund runs low.
Maryland's law is different in
many respects from those in
the two other States that have
unsatisfied judgment fund leg
islation.
For example. persons riding
in an uninsured vehicle are
covered. Protection also is pro-
vided in hit-and-run cases,
stolen cars and against unin-
Sured vehicles from other
States.
Senator Dempsey still be-
lieves compulsory insurance
laws are necessary. He believes
compulsory insurance and the
new fund law would compile
ment each other"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

Iators, Senator Thomas y. q.
Mudd and Delegate John w.
Jenkins.
Mr.. Parran said his decision
to support the bill was based
on what he believes will be best
"in the long run for our county
and for our State. and not nee
essarily dollar and cents value
today.
IT realize it win mean . loss
Of taxes to the county but 1t
seems to me the good name Of
the county and Of the State
should not be sacrificed for the
dollar BILL" he added.
Slot Machines
There have been reports
around the statehouse that slot
machine interests in the four
southern Maryland counties
where gambling is legal are
worried about the future Of
their operation.
On the one hand they feel the
slot machine question is q local
issue and should not be before
the legislature this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Science Contest
DeudIine Chunqed

The deadline for entries in
the young electronics scientist
contest sponsored by t h e
WASHINGTON High Fidelity
Music Show has been advanced
from February % to March Z.
The change was made be-
cause of last week S snow and
the closing of area schools,
contest officials said.
The contest is open to all
area junior and senior high
school students. Entries. which
can be either papers or in
ventions in the field OF cleo
tronicS. will be judged by a
panel headed by Keith john
son, science supervisor Of the
District public schools.
Entry forms should be ac-
companied by a written de-
scription of the contestants
device or paper and mailed to
the Washington High Fidelity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Menhuden Net Bill
Introduced Again

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. % (P).-
The Legislature has been asked
again to permit menhaden. a
fish converted to oil and fer
tilizer, to be caught in the At
lantic Ocean off the Maryland
shore.
The fishing boats would not
be allowed to net the fish with
in three miles of Ocean City.
The Legislature last year
passed a bill that would have
removed the restriction on net
ting menhaden in the ocean and
Chesapeake Bay.
However, in going through
the processes of amendment. it
turned out faulty in form and
Gov. McKeldin vetoed it.
1t was reintroduced by Sem
ator Mason, Democrat of Wor-
ceSter.
Operators of the menhaden
boats had challenged Mary
lands right to keep them from
fishing in the ocean. The Dis
trict Court in Baltimore up
held the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Pdrrun Backs
Bill to Outflow
River Casinos
Rya star star Writer

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. %. - A
Charles County delegate today
said he will support a bill that
will outlaw gambling establish
ments on the Potomac River
licensed by Charles and st.
Mary's Counties.
The announcement was made
by John T. Parran, jr., Dem
ocrat.
The Parran support for the
Republican administration bill
is the first major break in
Southern Maryland's opposi-
ton to the measure which
would knock seven casinos of
the river.
Bitterly Opposed
The bill is opposed by Charles
County's two Republican legis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

d. c. Druggist Heads
Volunteer Fire Unit

Fort Sandison, Washington
druggist who lives at Gathers
burg, has been elected presi-
dent of the Gaithersburg-
Washington Grove Md VOL
unteer Fire Department.
Other officers elected are:
NJ. j. Eader. vice president;
Lewis c. Grayblll. secretary;
L. ". Kniehton. treasurer: BY
ron H. Miller. chief; j. c. Free
man. assistant chief; DR.. Frank
j. BroSchart. company surgeon:
Clitus Bordeaux. counsel; Jo-
seph Boland. appeals board
member. and Donald Magruder
Rodney White and Upton Ma
gers. members of the board of
directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Builders Appoint
Committee Heads

Seven committee chairmen
have been appointed by the
Northern Virginia Builders
Association.
Named by President Alfred
w. Gardiner are:
Charles j. HaEnett. public
works committee: Bernard
Steinberg, VA and FILA hous-
ing loans: NJ. T. Broyhill. jr.,
coming: E. Carl Hengen. SUBJ
division development; Daniel
E. Ragalie. taxes and insur-
ance; Walter Grain, utilities,
and Henry ]. Rolfe. Fairfax
County storm drainage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

Commonwealth Engineering
Co., of Arlington. yesterday
was awarded a S48,900 contract
by the General Services Admin
istration for improvements to
the Arlington Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

death or injury Of two or more
persons, and $4,000 in property
damage.
Defendants in all cases will
have the right to ask for legal
aid and the fund board will
provide 1t.
Will walk And Pay"
After such an award is made,
the uninsured driver must pay
the amount awarded back into
the fund at 4 per cent interest
before he can drive or buy an
auto license in Maryland.
Anyone thinking this is a