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and engine mechanic. Another
whose billfold bulges with those
ratings as well as a transport
pilot license is Capital Airlines
Capt. Reamer Calhoun, a for
mer instructor at now-gone
Hybla Valley airport.
$50
Looking ahead at the 1858
automobile picture. the Ameri-
can Automobile Associations
John 8. Stephenson, manager
OF the District divisions travel
department. says Washington
area motorists will take 648,O
vacation trips this year.
In getting ready, the AAA
nationally is preparing 100 bill
lion pieces Of touring literature.
A spin in an airplane, fear
some thing II the pilot doesn't
know what he's doing, occupied
the undivided attention of
LOckheed Test Pilot Jake HOl-
loman In a ultra sonic F-l04
Starfighter not too long ago.
To satisfy Air Force inquiries as
TO the planes spin characteris-
tics. Pilot Holloman "wrung 1t
out" He stalled it SO times and
1t failed to spin. He tried to
spin on a skidding turn. It
snap-rolled, but still wouldn't
spin.
After SO attempts. he got
what he wanted--a spin by de-
liberately applying controls.
Trafhc Director Keneipp is
warning District motorists to be
sure that any foreign-made
automobile meets District in
spection standards before pur-
chasing. American Airlines
inaugurates a new overnight
air-freight service from the
West Coast TO Washington to-
morrow. Jaguar's 1858 ga
sedan and XK-l50 models COM
ing on the American scene are
the first production cars in the
world with four wheel disc
brakes. Mrs. Dorothy Will
liams. 1881 South Columbus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06

Calf. graduated in electrical
engineering ct the University
OF Illinois in 1890 and entered
the company rs an engineering
apprentice. His ONCE will be in
New York In his new post. He
has served in various parts Of
the country.
Kline Named Vice President
BY Union Tank Car Co.
Otis +. Kline. known in
Washington for his previous
connection with United Air
Lines. has been elected q vice
president Of Union Tank Car
Co. Chicago.
Formerly. Mr.. Kline was vice
president and co-ordinator Of
operations and q corporate d.
rector Of United Air Lines with
which he was associated for %
years. He recently returned
from Q special mission TO the
Far East where he acted as an
adviser to foreign business.
President E. A. Locke. jr., Of
the car company announced
today. <
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
l. 7. Rogers Co. Closes
For Reorganization

Signs reading Closed tenn
porarily for reorganization"
were posted today on doors and
show windows Of the L. T.
Rogers Co.. Seventh street near
New York avenue. N. w. The
establishment has advertised as
"Washington's first and only
self-service discount depart
ment store"
H. Roger Spiegel. president,
and his attorney. Charles Wal
ker. also Of Washington. we're
in New York for q meeting of
the stores creditors today at
the Hotel McAlpin.
The store has been in opera
ton nine and a half months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
Correction

Inc Star desires to correct
an error In q story on WASH
ingtcn securities markets in its
annual business review section
on Sunday.
Harvey B. Gram. jr.. was
quoted incorrectly in q refer
ence 10 the 1857 merger Of the
Liberty National Bank and the
National Bank Of Washington.
The name Of the first bank ap-
peared incorrectly as the Lin
coin National Bank.
The Star regrets this error in
quotation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06

This is the month Of the mes.
sages-of the Presidents report
on the state-of-the- Union, or
the budget. on the economic
situation and outlook.
OF one thing I'm positive be-
fore any message reaches Con-
gress.
This January the Presidents
key message will be as i'm
portant for what they cannot
and viii not say as for what
they can and will say.
! have been re-reading what
the President told US in his
major message Of q year ago.
Glance at some Of the excerpts
that follow. contrast them with
what can be said now--and
you'll understand what I mean
by the Importance Of the omis-
sions.
Examples Offered
For instance -.
In his 1857 state-of the
Union message, Mr.. Eisenhower
spoke proudly Of the "unprece-
denied peak In our economIc
prosperity"
He called strongly for re-
straints on all sides TO prevent
imitation from sweeping our
prosperity away. He warned
again and again against In
fiation and asked Government,
business and labor to discipline
themselves against excuses. He
said that the Federal Govern
ment must live within It's
means. use only q prudent
share" Of the Nations re-
sources.
In his 1858 state-of-the-
Union message the President
cannot speak proudly OF an
unprecedented peak In our
prosperity. We're not at a peak;
we have been retreatine from
II for some months.
In this message 1t would be
rather ridiculous II the Presi-
dent devoted his major atten-
ton TO imitation. That well
may be our long term destiny
Il think II is--but 1t isn't an
imminent danger now.
And In this message the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
WINGS & WHEELS
sy CHARLES YARVRoucH

In its new model, 1858 cam
dor. Detroit has answered some
questions many Of US have been
asking.
After polling 5000 motorists
on all manner of automobile
subjects, Popular Science mag
azine took the results to the
auto builders to offer q chance
at rebuttal. This time Detroit
wasn't bashful.
The Popular Science poll in
dicated that most OF the 5000
would like more fuel economy,
to which Detroit replied:
"The trouble is that buyers
want performance and power
accessories--both Of which take
fuel. But we're working on
economy. We're improving"
To q 3S per cent who wanted
smaller cars. Detroit had a wry
answer. People do not always
buy what they say they like.
They claim they want a con-
sentative design. We believed
them once-and nearly lost our
shirt"
One common demand Of the
polled drivers was for more
careful assembly and inspection
Of new cars.
This" said Detroit, "is
baSically q cost problem. The
time required TO do q water
tight inspection job would
equal the total labor time for
building the car TO begin with.
The warranty system is in
tended TO correct factory slip
ups"
Sam Witxnadel. who has
about every ticket a flying air.
man can grab. Is back instruct
ing at Beacon Field, almost
apologize that he has only
5000 hours" Of pilot time. Sam,
former aircraft maintenance
inspector at Boiling Air Force
Base. holds licenses as a single
and multi-engine. land-and-
sea; multi-engine. land; para
chute rigeer. ground instructor,
Night instructor and aircraft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK. Jan. 8 R.-Foreien
exchange rates Great Britain in dbl
lars. others In cents Unbalanced unless
otherwise notice
Canadian dollar in New York open
market one per cent premium OF 101 90
y. 8 cents, OF -
Europe Great Britain tpoundD
? sos. up 532: 90 day futures 2 ~
2gl32. up 1872 30 day futures 2.fp-
7L32, up 7f32: Belgium (Prenel
-99a; France tFrAncl .231s. Ger
many Western ,Deutsehe MaTkl
.0l Italy Liral .l6ls Of q cent:
Portugal iEscudoi $50: Sweden
lkronal 1894 Switzerland TFranc1
Tree % "a Denmark fKronel II so.
Latin America Argentina Ffeel
2 20. Of %. Brazil ifree1 ia; Mexs
ico sol. Venezuela Bolivar 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06

cent reported increased earn
ings.
The survey Of the findings
called 1857 "a disappointing
year for many stores" and
found "a cautious outlook for
the iirst half Of 1888"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
DUESSELDORF

DUSSELDORF. Germany.
Jan. 8 R.-west Germany
produced 24.5os.S2s tons Of
steel during 1857. an all-time
record and In increase Of 81
per cent over 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
Chamberlin To Head
w. u. Eastern Division

Edgar c. Chamberlin has
been appointed by western
Union Telegraph Co. as general
manager Of the l2-State East
ern Division. which includes
Washington.
@. Stewart Paul. vice presi-
dent Of operations Of the COM
pany made the announcement.
Mr.. Chamberlain was assistant
general manager. eastern divi-
sion. for three years before
becoming assistant vice presi-
dent Of planning in 1855.
He Is . native If Berkeley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
'' ~ BUSINESS
$3.50 Million Offering
Is Scheduled by FNMA
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN
star stan writer

The Federal National Mortgage Association today
nounced renancing Of its 2 Series MI Of Manage
ent and LQudang Notes dated January TO- 1855 Of which
there $570S74000 outstanding
In making this announcement ofncials said they will
mature january 20 and be redeemed through Federal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
Apparel Club Schedules
Display for January 1871

The Washington Maryland
Mems and Boys Apparel Club
today announced that the new
Spring Macmart. at which the
latest merchandise will be dis
played in one place. will be
held at the Lord Baltimore
Hotel. Baltimore. Md. jan
uary 1921.
The show Is held alternately
In Washington and Baltimore
and this year the Maryland
metropolis gets 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06

Reserve Banks and branches
or the Treasurer of the United
States here.
Association President ].
Stanley Baughman announced
funds for the redemption of
the maturing notes win be pro-
vided by FNMA by a public
Offering Of $3.50 million Of
notes to be handled by the
Treasury Department for de-
livery January 20. He explained
the balance Of the proceeds will
be used to reduce the associa-
tons Indebtedness to the
Treasury. He said the new notes
win be offered for cash. no
preference being given holders
Of the maturing issue.
The FNMA offering will be
made by the Treasury Depart
ment on Thursday through the
facilities Of the Federal RE-
serve Banks as fiscal agents Of
the United States. The notes
viii have q maturity Of about
two and one-half years.
Tomorrow. the Treasury Is
expected TO announce the ma
ttirity date and interest rate
Of the issue. Subscription books
will be open only on Thursday
and payment scheduled for
January 20 must be made in
cash, officials said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-06
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Jan. M.-NationAl
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
No. naas.aa~-.A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

Imported Irish Linens with famous name.
Creoss-resistont. Ideal for spring sumner
versions Of the ehemise Choose from 20
glowing coIor. So.
Regularly 2eS; yord, I.48
Imported Irish Linen Novelties, Checks
and Tweeds. Creose -resistont. Your ex-
citing choice Of patterns and coors. go.
Regularly 2es; yard, LAG
Embroidered Cottons, o rich, three-dimen-
sionol look you'll like for chemses, skirts
and bedspreods, too. White and coIors
36". Regularly 2.es; yard. 1888
Pure Silk Prints alive with the seasons
vibrant eoIors. Spaced, over-oII, fIoroIs and
poisIeys 5e".
Regularly $50 and more; yard, 1888
Spring WooIens I. only 1000 yards. You'll
want to spluroe on these foshion-wise tex
lures and eoIors Dress, skin, topper and
coat weights. sponeed and shrunk ready
to sew. 81" wide. Better come early for
best choice. Regularly SOS and more; yard.
3.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
save as you sew for spring
IL FABRIC SPECIALS

Everfast Satinia Prints, cottons thot keep
their fresh charm longer because they've
been made wrinkIe-resistont by Ever
oloze." New polished sotin finish, imooin-
otive prints SO" wide.
Regularly l.5e; yord, $50
Dumari Printed Powder Puff Muslin, q
fovorite cotton for pretty dresses. Sonforiz-
ed and mercerized So. Regularly LIZ,
88c
Denims, sturdy, cosuoIIy smart eottons from
Leading mill. Distinctive stripes and cIeor
coIors. 36". Regularly 7ec. SIC
Cohama NyIon Chiffon Prints, oossomer
deIicoey that washes and wears beautifully.
AZ. Regularly l.29; yard. CSC
Cohama Bangkok" royon and silk in
wrinkIe-resstont hubby weave, ideal for
spring suits and skirts. q thrilling, and
washable, coloH AZ.
Regularly AZ; yord, LOS
Imported Silk Chiffon, you've O choice Of
q colors lin this exquisite fobric thot
fashion leoders love. 48".
Regularly 2.eS; yord, 1.4S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
SEWING MACHINE
regularly spss 47.9s

Fullsze head with round bobbin, sews back
ward and forward, over pins and heavy fob
rics. Precision numbered stitch regulator,
automatic tension release, counter balanced
for perfect rotation. Belt driven from DeIco
electric motor. All these lectures make
this good buy. Plus l-yeor free service
In the metropolitan oreo and 5-yeor
guarantee against mechanical defects.
y.
WGL-Notions, st Floor
-. also Chevy Chose, Corners and Asxondrio
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tor
You've all
Chevy 7Cornsa md Alexandria, to
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
lRestricciones q
Choferes en- las
zonus E~scoIures

Una de las medidas que Sc
han puesto en- practica al co.
menzar este curse 1958-1959,
consiste en- la prohibition a los
motoristas de que doblen en- las
esquinas de zonas colegiales, en-
las que iran apareciendo soma
foros especiales que indiquen
dicha prohibition.
La primera installation fue he.
cha en- la Ida. Avenida y la Ca
lie So del NV, frente al Miami
Edison High School. Hasta la
fecha la policia ha instalado 66
aparatos para zanzibar la luz
mediante la preston sobre I'm
bottom automatico. Estos apara.
tcs Sc han colocado en- medic
de algunas cuadras, en- secciones
escolares. Ell alumno puede apre
tar ell bottom y ash detener Ell
tfanSlIO para cruZaT Ell la calie.
En- la So Gale y la 5a. Ave
nida del NV Sc instalaran sena-
les que prohiben dollar a los
motoristas. Tambien Sc coloca-
ran otras en- la NV % Street y
So Avenida, que correspondent a
las zonas escolares de Robert E.
Lee Junior High School.
Sc ha probado que ell dollar
las esuuinas es causa de muchos
academies entire los colegiales,
quienes deben esperar muchas
wees a que doblen los carros,
cara poder ellos pasar a sus res
pectivas classes. De este modo los
motoristas Sc encuentran en- una
situaclon privilegiada sobre los
ninos escolares, 10 cual debe ser
TODD 10 ~contrario.
La luz que indica la prohibi-
cion es neon, y una vez apagada
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

experienced en- Ell campo del
gobierno municipal en- gran
de.
Entire los invitados de no.
nor figuran personajes como
ell Senador John F. Kennedy,
de Massachusetts, quien pro-
nuncio ell discurso central en-
la primera comida que Sc &C.
lebro en- ell Fontainebleau.
Tambien esta presente en- la
magma asamblea alcaldicia ell
ex candidate a Vicepresiden-
tie de la Republica, John Spark
man, de Alabama, que presen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
En- ell Inyierno Comenzardn los
VueIos ReouIares de Aviones
de R~etroimpuIso N. York-Niami

La National Airlines y la
Pan American Always han
firmado un acuerdo en- yirtud
del cual establece ell empleo
de I'm Boeing TOT, tipo "jet",
para rendir viajes a 500 mi
Has por bora entire Miami y
Nueya York.
81 primer vuelo de esta Sc
RE tendra lugar en- diciem-
bre, y Sc espera que la inau-
guracion del mismo tenga
resonancia international.
Sera este ell primer vuelo de
caracter commercial que haran
los ultrarrapidos aviones Jets,
y Sc espera que Ell mismo de
aliento a otras companies pa
ra aumentar las facilidades de
la aviacion con arreglo a Ia
era supersonica.
Dos acuerdos mas, suseritos
por estas companies aereas, Sc
p%resentaran ante la Junta de
Aeronautica Civil.
En- oil verano de 1860 la
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

Las puertas del Fontaine-
bleau Hotel Sc han alberto
de par en- par ante la llega-
da de mas de 900 alcaldes nor
teamericanos, que vienen a
celebrar una de las mas movi-
das y titles conferencias de
caracter Official que tienen
lugar en- ell pals.
La figura quiza mas impor-
tante en- esta reunion sea ell
alcalde de Nueva York, Ro-
bert Wagner, cuya ciudad es
la mayor de los Estados Uni
dos y la que cuenta con mas
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Fuera de peIiqro Chofer que
0uedo Aprisionado Bajo Cargo

Ell ciudadano John White,
de "a amos, y vecino de 1928
NV 88 Terrace, Sc disponia
a llevar una fuerte cargo de
MADEIRA en- ell canton que ma
nejaba, en- ell area de Albury
Docks, Miami Beach, cuando
al pasar por la Primera Ave
nida y ell Is Road del SW tu-
vo que frenar para permitir
que I'm bulldozer pasara. A
POGO de esta operation sintio
moverse la cargo de MADEIRA
y advirtio que la misma GAIA
sebre la parte superior de SUI
cabina de chofer, aplastado y
aplastando intensamente has
ia quedar Mr.. White encor-
vado, sin poder hacer NADIA
mas que esperar a que alguien
viniera a auxiliarlo.
Nj aun ell motor podia pa.
rar, va que SUI incomoda posi-
cion no lie permitia alcanzar
Ia lave d arranque. Asi dete-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Dos Asuntos de
Importancia en-
Comicios del 80

Ademas de votar por los can
didatos mayoritarios selecciona
dos en- las primarias del mar
tes, los electores del Condado
tendran ante 81 dos preguntas
a las cuales responder 81 o no,
cuando llegue la fecha de las
elecciones ell dia 80 de septiem-
bre.
Una de elias es sobre ell tipo
de gobierno que tendra Ell dis
trito metropolitan, y 81 este
abarcara muchas facultades 0 81
estara reducido en- sus funcio.
mes respecto a los municipios.
La otra pregunta sera relative
al nombre que llevara en- 10 ade
lante ell distrito: Dade 0 Miami
De una parte la Liga de Mu
nicipios esta desarrollando in
tensa campana por ilustrar a lo'
electcres sopre la conveniencls
de enmendar la carta del distri.
to metrooltano, de suerte que
este no ahogue la autonomia
original de dichos municipics.
POI otra, ell Comite Civico
"Vote que Mo-, interesado en-
que no Sc vote la enmienda, ha-
ee parecida eanpafa De dlvsA.
seef6a s1tRe iss e-AecAo9as.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12

Representatives del Frente
Civico Revolucionario de Cuba
gi"aron una vista de cortesia
al Consulate de la Republica
del Ecuador de Miami, en- las
primeras horas de la tarde del
microbes, conforme hubimos de
anunciar en- nuestra edicion pre-
cedente.
Los visitantes fueron cumpli-
mentados por ell Consul de la
hermann nacion, senior Gustavo
Genoa. La vista, como Sc sabe,
tenia por objeto trasladar al 60
bierno y pueblo ecuatoorianos,
por conducto de SUI representa-
cion consular en- esta ciudad,
"er nombre del Frente Cfvico
Revolucionrio y ell pueblo de Gu
ba" ell agradecimiento por ell re-
ciente acuerdo adoptado por ell
honorable Congreso del Ecua-
dor, en- simpatia y solidaridad
con la causa que defender los
rebeldes cubanos.
El Consul Ochoa agradeci6 la
vista y Sc di6 por enterado de
los motives de la misma, pro-
metlendo a los distinguidos vi
sitantes trasladar conocimiento
de ella al Gobierno de su pals.
La primera de las fotos de
Gort, que ilustran este trabajo,
capto ell instante en- que ell De
cano del Colegio de Abogados
de la Habana y Secretario &C.
neral Coordinador del Frente
Civico Revolucionario, doctor
Jose Miro Cardona, estrecha la
mano al Consul Ochoa, rodeado
de los doctores Justo Carrillo
Hernandez, sx presidente del
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Apurece en- un
Canal Restos de
Cuerpo Humane

Tn muchacho de IA amos avi-
So a la policia de que Ell y SUI
companero habian visto los res
tos de un cuerpo medic des-
compuesto, en- las aguas de
I'm canal por la IONA de la Gale
los a poca distancia de la Ba-
hia Vizcaina.
Ell medico municipal DR.. Joe
Davis declare que ell cuerpo pa
recia ser de un hombre de fuer
te complexion y gran estatura,
a Juzgar por la proportion de
sus huesos, Ell csdaver habia es-
tado en- Ell aqua por espacio de
dos meses.
Donald Meyers, ell muchacho
que vic por primera vez Ell cuer-
pc semipodrido en- las aguas del
canal, vive en- 325 NV ITO st.
Creyo Ell al principle que Sc ira
taba de un animal marine, Pc
70 al yer fragmentos de ropa
en- ell cuerpo, dieron cuenta a la
policls y TODD qued6 en- manos
del cuerpo de investigation de
homicidios. Dichos restos huma-
nos tueron removidos del aqua
a Las 6 de Ia tarde del jueves.
al cuerpo lie sfaltaba la cabe-
"a, 10 cual es I'm sintoma. Sc
gun DR. Davis, muy natural en-
los cadaveres que llevan tanto
tempo en- ell aqua. Por los frag-
mentos de ropa interior que aun
llevaba adherido, Sc deduee que
sea de un hombre ell cadaver.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Esperase Buena
Cosecha Este
Ano en- Florida

va comenzaron los campesi.
nos del Condado a preparar sus
campos para la siembra. Este
aho Sc confia en- que habra de
ser buena la cosecha de frutos
y otros vegetables, existiendo va
una demanda de semillas, abo.
nos y otros suministros de cam
pc.
La eosecha del aho pasado
fue mala, especialmente debi-
do a la acci6n del tempo. Como
Sc sabe, unos Z mil obreros agri.
colas quedaron fuera de sus en-
pleos a causa de la helada que
daIo incontables sembrados.
Para ell ano que comienza aho
"a Sc espera que haya de subir
ell numero de obreros rurales
a cast doce mil. Segun Ell agen-
tie del Condado, John Campbell,
Sc espera una siembra de s. mil
acres de terreno entire papas,
donates, frijoles y otras mis-
celaneas. Durante la pasada es-
tacion ell numero de obreros
fue algo mayor de 10000.
No existe Unite alguno. Los
campesinos pueden sembrar
cuando quieran. La sequia ha
hecho, sin embargo, que Sc de-
moren algunas semanas los pri-
meros trabajos de siembra. va
hasta la fecha Sc han plantado
unos 1000 acres de donates y
TODD lndica que las siembras
iran en- aumento progressive
Haente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Ia BlBLlOTEcA De
MIAMI PRESENTA
SEVENTH rEAVEN"

La Biblioteca PubIica de Mia.
mi presentara ell dia 18 de sep
tiembre, la ultima pelicula de
la serie de Estrellas Silentes,
en- la cinta Gel Septimo Cello"
Seventh Heaven) que hizo epo-
ca, por SUI fino romanticismo
belleza y novedad. Esta pc,
licula %pertenece a la sobresa-
liente collection del Museo de
Arte Moderno y fue rrestada a
la Biblioteca.
La pelicula esta basada en- la
comedia del mismo nombre, de
Austin Strong y fue adaptada
al cine por William Fox, fill
mandose hajo la direction de
Frank Borgaze. La delicada in
terpretaci6n de Janet Gaynor v
de su companero Charles Fa-
rrell, del impresionante y SEN
timental idilio de un gran
amor, puede provocar algun en-
trecortado suspiro y hasta una
lagrima a muchas personals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
lniciaran Campana Para Atraer
a Miami las Fami|ias Nortenas

} FL senior Irving Schatzman,
presidente de la association de
duenos de apartamentos de Mia
mi Beach, informo que SUI en-
tidad habia aprobado un credi-
to de $4,000 para dedicarlo a
la propaganda en- ciudades del
norte del pals, con Ell objeto de
atraer hacia Miami Beach a nu-
merosas familias de aquellas 70
mas septentrionales interesadas
en- pasar aqui temporadas de s
meses o mas.
Anadi6 ell Sr. Schatzman que
esta campana ha sido respalda-
da por los 800 miembros de d.
cha organization, durante una
reunion celebrada en- ell Algiers
Hotel.
Los planes de esta campana
son %parecidos a los que llevan
a cabo los mismos hoteles, pero
con la diferencia que en- ests
empresa nos preocupamos por
las familias cuyo interes es ell
de permanecer entire nosotros
mas de 6 meses.
Para tales fines la Association
ha establecido una oficina in
formadora en- $50 Lincoln
Road, a donde pueden dirigir-
Sc las familias para obtener
direcciones y precios de aparta-
mentos disponibles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-12
Roiicias DiVersas
KoFIcIas DVeTSaS
Anciano Sc Suicida en- su Auto
InhaIando los Gases del Motor

Metldo en- SUI propio vehfcu-
10, en- ell que habia introducido
un tubo preparado por el mis-,
mo, falleci6 a causs de los va
pores toxicos que inhal6 ell an
ciano de 81 amos, David Umlaus,
vecino que era de la Gale 7 del
SW numero Sill.
Una hermana del %occiso, Sra.
Anna Fried, encontr6 a la victi-
ma va medic inconsciente. LA
mo a la ambulancia y no dio
tempo para NADIA, pues antes
de que la misIna llegara era ca
daver su hermano.
FL Detective de Homicidios,
A ] Mclaughlin, estima ell ca
SO como suicide. Una nota deja-
da por Umlaus decia que va ha-
bia arribado al final del CANT
no
Ell tubo por donde inhalaba
los vapores toxicos estaba conec-