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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
RATIFIcADo
- viene de la Pag, s -

Tribunal de apelaci6n, ell abogado
de la ciudad de Miami, William
Pallot, declare que no lie causaba
ninguna sorpresa.
Tampoco mostro sorpresa algu-
ma, ell abogado de los demandan-
ties de color G. E. Graves. Declare
que la ratification de la s~entencia
significaba, %solamente, que los ne
gros podrian jugar golfo cualquier
dia de la semana, en- ell campo mu.
nicipal. Ell Juez Federal, Emmett
C. Choate, ordeno la aperture del
campo de golfo. ell dia 10 de mayo
de 1857. Su orden esta sin cum
plir, pendiente de la apelaci6n.
La demanda fue presentada ell
dia % de mario de 1855.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
EXPLOITATION DE
ESMERALDAS

BoGOTA (SICO) - Con I'm ca
pital inicial de. $50 00 trabajara
la Sociedad "Minas de Esmeraldas
desSan Antonio, que Sc dedicara
al estudio, exploration y explo-
tacion de una nina de esmeraldas
con todos sus subproductos situa-
dasen la vereda de Guavio, NUM-
cipo de Macanal, en- Boyaca.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
ELEccIoN
tviene de la PAg. %

les. Estes partidos, segdn los escrutinios de Ia
Ultima election parlamentaria de mario de 1857,
cuentan con ell mayor caudal electoral de la IONA.
Detras de Edward Sc levanta ell enorme pres
tigio personal de Jorge Alessandri, candidate pre-
sidencial derechista.
Los dem6cratas cristianos, partido que en-
las e~lecciones parlamentarias de 1857 mostr6 Ell
mayor incremento de adeptosI que ~cualquier otra
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
CONGRESISTA
(Viene de La PrimeFa3

como proposito apoyar una serie
de unidades muy especificas".
Agrego que no estaba muy iden-
tificado con los planes militares
dominicanos que Estados Unidos
respaldara, pero que posteriormen-
tie presentaria otros funcionarios
preparados sobre esas informacio-.
mes. HFltt4t teAsa +,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

to de extraordinaria generosidad
y que por csc medic quede regis
trada por parte de la Universidad
Ia aceptaci6n del munificente rega-
10 para los fines va indicados.
Resuelvese ademas que este tes-
timonio de agradecimiento sea
remitido al senior Jose A. Ferre
y a sus tres hermanos, Luis A.
Carlos F. y Herman Ferre, y que
TODD ell documento forme parte
del acta de esta session..
Como presidente de la Universe
dad de Miami deseo agregar mi
gratitud y estimation personal, que
va he expresado oralmente a Jo'
Sc. Ell edificio sera de inestimable
valor en- cuanto que asegura a la
Universidad la sede propia y las
facilidades ~necesarias para llevar a
cabo nuestro programa graduado y
doctoral".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
REVISTA
tViene de la Pagina 81

do aun mayor.
"Como consumidores de los pro-
ductos de Estados Unidos y abas-
tecedores de materials importan-
ties, los paises de America Latina
son mas importantes que los de
Europa; como dos veces mas i'm
portantes que los de Asia y ell
Cercano Oriente. Mas o menos
una tercera parte de los setenta
y siete articulos clasificados de
materiales estrategicos son impor-
tados de esa region.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
cIRcULo cUBANo
Wiene de La Primera)

mente al pronunciamiento pGblico
que acaban de hacer en- La Habana
cincuenta instituciones civicas,
PROFESSIONALS, f~raternales v religio.
sas, por considerable un medic ade
cuado para propiciar la paz y Ia
concordia en- la nacion cubana.
4. Como mode de viabilizar los
anteriores acuerdos, esta Junta
Directiva adopta la resolution de
suspender toda clase de activida.
DIES recreativas y de indole analo-
ga haSta que la situaci6n normal
sea restablecida en- Cuba; contribu-
yendo de este mode a la unanime
~solidaridad que existe y debe exis.
tir entire todas las patrioticas ms
tituciones de esta naturaleza.
Miami, Florida, 10 de mario de
1858.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
40 HoRAs
viene de Ia Pagina 3,

que todos los meses registraron en-
los correspondence de los amos
anterioreS, especialmente JUNO
durante Ell cual alcanzaron los me-
dies de pago su mas alto volu-
mem.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
E sUICIDARsE

PONCE.-Victoria Rios Serrano
de 80 amos, intento suicidarse Pc
gandose fuego. Qued6 recluida en-
ell Hospital de Distrito.
Revela la Investigation practica-
da por Ell policia Eloino Cancel
que la Rios Serrano tuvo un DISCUS
to con SUI esposo Natividad 0quen-
do, en- la Residential de elloS en- Ell
barrio Maragiiez. Ella fue a la CO.
Gina, Sc impregn6 sus ropas con gas
y Sc peg6 fuego. Su esposo la au-
xilio llevandola al hospital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

(Viene de Ia Primera)

de las ventanas del cuarto piso a
las redes tendidas por los bombe-
ros. Otras fueron descendidas por
los bomberos. Solo algunas baia-
ron por la escalera de incendio
que durante TODD Ell siniestro no
fue tocada siquiera por las llamas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
DE
EXPORTACION

BoGoTA (SICO) - Los princi-
pales productos exportadores en-
IL meses del aho pasado por Co.
lombia al exterior, de enero a no.
viembre son los siguientes; cafe
sin tostar 358, $4,000 dolares anne
ricanos; petroleo SO, $3.50, 900; ba-
nanos % y medic millones; platino
crude 1857, 900; tabaco en- rama,
dos y medic millones. Otros pro-
ductoS ~exportados son: azucar 1867
600; cueros curtidos $4,000 ma
deras 749, 900, balsamos medicinal
les 10000; cemento girls 100000;
p~eIeterfa en- brute 1926, 900; plsntas
usadas en- medicina 288, 900; pro
ductos farmaceuticos $1,000; to-
las de algodon 1873 5000.
LINEAS AEREAS DE COLOMBIA
Y CHILE
BoGOTA (SICO) - I'm conve-
MO de intercambio de aviacion
comercial suramericana ha aside
efectuado entire las empreSas Ae-
rovias Nacionales de Colombia
(Avianca) y las Lineas Aereas
Nacionales de Chile. FL convenio
has sido interpretado en- Bogota
como una fusion de estas dos
grandes empresas para unir a dos
continentes, America del Sur y Eu-
ropa desde Punta Arenas las ciu-
dad mas austral del mundo a to-
das las ciudades del viejo Cont
nente especialmente Lisboa, Ma
drid, Paris y Frankfurt con la
utilization de I'm solo pasaje". La
union de las dos importantes en-
presas permitira ademas Ell enlace
desde Chile hasta los Estados Uni
dos considerandose por otra par
tie! que en- esta forma se hara mas
effective ell intercambio commercial
entire los dos pueblos hermanos,
Colombia y Chile.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

Viene de la Pagina 3,

valcante de Albuquerque, jefe
del Departments de Cafe de la
Sociedad Rural, calific6 la poll
tica de apoyo a los precios del
cafe como 'temeraria." Citando
cifras dadas en- Estados Unidos,
dice que Brasil suministro ell 48
por ciento de sus importaciones
de cafe en- enero y febrero de
1858, y anade que la actual
politica esta alejando a los COM
pradores -norteamericanos tradi-
cionalmente ahastecidos por Bra
sill.
Gudin, en- comentario que pu-
blica en- formal do Brasil" dice
que 81 Sc mantienen las condico-
mes actuales, los 1000 millones
de Crueelros que ell gobierno pa
60 ell ano pasado por ell cafe
retenido 'seran NADIA" en- COM
paracion con 10 que tendra que
pagan en- apoyo de la cosecha de
1958-59, calculada en- %, 1000, 900
sacos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
Fir.nado:
CIRcULo cUBANo DE MIAMI

Oscar D. Ramirez, P~residente,
Gabriel ~Belmonte, Vice Presiden
te; Braulio Rodriguez Jr., Tesore-
no; Jose Manuel de Armas, Vice
Tesorero; Heriberto Borroto, Sc
c%retario; Gladys Borroto, Vice Sc
e~retaria; Vocales: DIR. Rafael Agui.
lera, Nereida de Armas, Jose A.
Gonzalez, Hilda Flores, odalina de
Armas, Carload Serrano, Juan Gar
cia, E. G. Mendoza Jr., Mario
Gonzalez, Elier Arenas, Antonio
Alvarez, Viriato Omar Algarin.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

AIA 3rd 80, NV, DI, 7-728i
ORGANS : Summer clearance o
nne, used. Hammond, Lowrey anC
Conn organs. Nov is the tint
for real values. KITS, 1880 6
q, NV, RE. 7-e2l2. Alexandrii
Store open 'til B pm. 202f Mt
Vernon ave. lample parkingl,
Evening star., 1958-07-15
CONNECTICUT AVE.

i ledrm,. ~ rm,. GIN toyer.
sswitehboard and eley bids no.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
aO0MS FURNlSHED--N.W

ACADIA LODGE, 3325 18th St
Free TV and fan in every rni, "
per wk.; excel. transp. no. 2-9S73
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Niee 2nd-fl
room in private family. $40 PEI
month. gentleman. WO. 6-7bos
CLEVELAND PARK, nr. Conn, ave
In mansion-size house-Spae, twiT
rm., beaut. furn., adj. bath; reas
kit. privil. Wo. $4,000.
CLEVELAND PIX, 342l 34th pl-
Cool, well furn. end A.. cor, rnl d,
mr.. bath. shwr. Det. home. Maid
service; man; S45. EN-. 3-0371.
GORDON HOTEL, gl6 10th St
Excel. location for business OF
tourist; blk. from White House
water; S21 wkly. Also transients
v. n. AVE. NV. 1888, at 18th and
Que--Lovely. cool, single rooms
90 so to $3.50 q week.
PARK RD., Is33-LoVely clean rms
young men; single: double: maid
serv.; parking; SIS wk. DU 1854
POTOMAC HOTEL, 500 18th AT,
treetive wxly rates, dbles anc
sgles newly furn, TV downtown
QUE ST. NV, 1885. The Kennert
-lst-n sgl rm. with runninf
water: So 80 q week.
WASHINGTON CIRCLE. eaI5-
IF. 7-455g. ewes: hskpg rm
sci. SO: lge hskpg. rm., 4
wind. Sl6
WYO. AVE. MANSION. ssl. pvt
bath. newly furn easy chairs
setee. etc use steinway; S42 mo
DU. 7-31s3
STUDIO ROOM. private entrance
shower; 1885 LAnier place nv
AD. 4-l44S
Tv or clock radio in your room
refer.. Grille. foam matr-: S7-SI4
2147 2 nv. EX. 3-6633,
LGE. DELE. ROOM and sgle room
available for men; maid service
refgr Cali Mon. through Fri.
between 9 and 5, RE. 7-21l5.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
IN FRANK M SON

Visit our l-stoFy warehouse loca-
tion Loaded with values in cardex
easn,, si seiA sYlys .s ast snalE os sssrsss az,
lot acroas street from slors.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL. 1913
18th st. --Efie bed-hv Tm &.
kit bath; day or wk Ma s.s0lO
VT. PLEASANT, 1865 Lamont ST
NV v-Fflciency and 2-bedru
spts.. $50 so to 500 so. Mr.
Yount, FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC.
NJ Z ILL
Evening star., 1958-07-15
FURNITURE

Only once in q blue moon
do you save on q special like
this All brand-new. top
quality furniture handsome
living room suite with sofa
and Matching chair. 2
lamps, Q step tables ard
cocktail table, 7-piece bed
room has double bed, cox
spring and mattress. 2 pill
.ows, dresser with mirror
and full-sized hest H-piece
chrome dinette set has q
table and 4 matching chairs
Your choice of colors Imme-
dtate credit approval and
delivery.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

PIANOS, only S4o5; bfand-neW, flnl
quality, full keyboard spInet pi-
hos. hnish, S2B down, bal. In &c
mos KITS. 1880 q st. NV. RE-
7-0212. Alexandria store open til
3 pm. 1921 Mt. Vernon ave
(Ample parking,
Evening star., 1958-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

uEiAIN SAWS. pumps. generators,
SOD Sdos gutter, rollers; etc, RENTAL MA \
7.FT. DOZER and sl.yd front
end loader, $50 per dav; 60-cu. :
It. air COMPRESSOR: for rent AN
DREW BOBBY CO. ia. S-19S3
Evening star., 1958-07-15
ROOMS FURMISHED--M.E,

BRYANT ST.--Nice lge. front rm
for some young or elderly man
Call CO 6-7432.
C0LoRED-2 RMS, single anc
double: ne. section. Call evenings
after 5.3O, LII 6-ST70.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
lcoNIlNuEpl

DRAPERIEs and cornice, i8b-in.
W/glaas curtains. Cugtom-made,
excel, cond,; soft shades Of green
ana leaf print. reas. I'm, 3-o0b2
RDIPMONE Consists
Of 2 dictating transcrihina and
l shaving macnlne. All IN excel,
cond. and ct your price. II. q
Evening star., 1958-07-15
APIS. FURNISHED 0. c.
fCONTtAllED1

RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. 250T--
/ Basement apt, bedrm, kit.
dinette. bath; S69.50 per mo
Evening star., 1958-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM, dining rm.. contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, stor.
age; reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937
Evening star., 1958-07-15

1859 hide-a-bed, Sl25; dinettes,
mahog., maple. walnut. chrome
chests, desks etc. abbott and
landon. 4Ol0 Albemarle st, NV
at Wis ave, near Sears, adjacent
Peoples. Open til Z pm. EN-
3-66T1.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

PIANOs-This week we have on
sale at greatly reduced prices a
very large selection Of new, floor
sample and slightly used instru-
ments of all types. Almost all are
the latest models and ct the
prices we are asking are bargains.
In our store you see the largest
selection Of pianos in this area
SO don't buy until we show you
what we have. ST. $4,000. JOR-
DAMS, corner 18th and q sts. NV
PIAN0S--Reconditioned uprights
from sos UP. Good selection avail.
able now. We feel that our prices
on used pianos are the lowest in
this area, so visit our store be-
fore you buy Also bargains in
new and used spinets, consoles
and grands. Over 100 pianos to
choose from. ST. 3-6300. PIANO
MART, 1915 7th st. NV. I'm the
block above the library
PIANOS = Excellent selection Of
factory rebuilt STEINWAY grands,
baby (b-ft.. lin to music room
t6-ft., 4la-in.l size. Choice Of
ebony. mahogany. walnut and fruit
wood. Priced from $l,995 up.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
110S @ st. NV. DI. 7-S464
PIANO = Lester spinet: full-size
keyboard; brand new, walnut;
modern. Cost. SS50; hest offer
ia 2-bR3O. after
Evening star., 1958-07-15
APIS. FURNISHED-VA.
tcONTlNUEDl

ARL., near Pentagon-Family apt =,
rate day or week; and hotel room
Free parking. ia. 2-3343.
ARL., N.--Nicely furn. 1-bedroon
apt In apt. bldg: eonV. shops anC
busi ldry. S94 plus elec. ia. 2-3705
ARL. S.-Beaut. l-bedrm. apt; al
utils.: no children. Suitcase. Mr.
bus, Pentagon. ID. c.; Sl20. ia
1-slS2 after 8.
BRIAR CLIFF MANOR-Newl!
furnished | bedroom close to d
c. and Pentagon. near bus stop
500 incls, utils. ia. 2-422S.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
FARM AND GARDEN
POULTRY AND Eses

po1itry supplies JAMES FEED
STORE. 619 K st, NV. ME
S.O0S9
Evening star., 1958-07-15
CATTLE AMD LIVESTOCK

SHETLAND AND WELSH PONIES,
@ s@S s SSod to Su4s6ty 46 IN. shstlsnS Mo9 Sscs Tscss
ereys, chestnuts beige, browns.
These ponies are all from 3 to
q yrs. Most are well broke and
have good confirmation as well
as eolors. bright red roam, 3
yr. all grade Welsh mare, AZ ins.
Palomino stallion 4 yrs. old Grade
Welsh and Palomino stallion 3
yr, old reg. Welsh, as ins. Apply to
BILL NELSON. Rte. IS, "a mile
orange stock yard, orange Va.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

PIANOs-JoRDAN's branch stores
all have a complete selection Of
pianos and organs for sale and
rent including many bargains in
floor sample and slightly used In
struments. Plenty of parking space
al. each store. 1882 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring; 5169 Lee hwy, Ar
hngton; 2415 Princess Anne st.,
Frederieksburg. Full selection at
NINGS.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS-l326 18th st.
NV, south Of Dup. cir at Conn
ave.--FoT nice on-drinking young
people. Sgles. Ldbles. S15-S26 wk
MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th st nv
Nice sEl and dble, rms. for girls
nd men Excel board showers
15'
JUST OFF CH. CHI. CIRCLE-Pvt.
home, bachelor apt. Gentleman,
with meals, garage KE 1-l993
Evening star., 1958-07-15

FURNITUREI delinauent account
Complete 3 rooms of furniture:
bedrm.. liv. rm. and dinette. AS
sumo payments Of $40 per month
on balance due after small down
payment. MARIO FURNITURE
CO.. ia23 l4th st. NV, DE. q
iT47.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

FURNITURE, Modern. Room divideI
Bookcase With stand. DunbsI
chest; foam rubber sofa twin.
drawer table: china case with slid.
ing glass doors; baby crib. Must
sell Win accept best ofiera IA
Evening star., 1958-07-15
aO0MS GuRN.--MD..VA.
ROOMS. R0USEKEEPlNG

AIR VENT COOLING: refgr., grill.
Nv, clock radio foam mattr.; S.
S15 2147 = NV, EX. 3-6633.
1913 PARK RD. N.W.-Beautiful
bachelor apt, stove, refgr, very
attraetively furn. S4S mo. Apt. 3
LIVE OPP. lovely Rock Crk. PIX,
2025 Park rd.--Cheerful studio
style, quiet; cedar-lined closets
SAG .50-S32.50. AID. 2-9713.
COLORED-FAIRMONT ST. NV,
13I6-Lge. rm; quiet, employed
person or couple DU. 7-9300 17s
Evening star., 1958-07-15
ELECTRIC RANGE

Must sen. $40, KM. 2-7330,
ELEC. RANGE, Frlgidaife. N excel.
cond., ean JU. 7-0O76 7-o am.
or alter 4 pm.
ELEC. nAN0E, Kenmore, apt. biEe,
$50; washer, Kenmore, auto, 500;
good cond. UN. 4-b276L
ELEC. STOVE, Westlnghouss, SEQ
Good cond. Lu. 4-4228.
ELECTRIC TRAM fuTniturei misc.
5000 after $3.50 pm,
FAN.. 20-In. window. Aomart, az
Evening star., 1958-07-15
EMIscELLAREoUs ron sALIMScELLAREOUs TOR SALE
OFFICE FURNITURE
USED

Steel ielter-size Ole drawers. Sass
4-drnwer steel letter and legal 1ls
cabinets Sln Di
A-draWer map nles Cs4z4ll, III. .ai
Peilniahed walnut deGka S4b-SSf
Evening star., 1958-07-15

2-dEsysr letter siss steel els
a-SIsTsI &; q. steel full 'u'Dsn'i1p, A. I;s \;
S4Ssa steel dbl. pedestal desks ! !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
Snapshots

VARIETY subject matter accounted for four excellent winners the third
Two children card made winning subject in Babies
Children
D.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-07
N E w S
FROM THE
Ruth Enlow Library
BY EDITH BROCK

July 1858 has been the busiest
month in the library's history, as
the rainy weather has brought an
unusual number of people into the
library The total of 5,916 books,
magazines and records loaned for
home use in July from the library
and the bookmobile has set a new
high in circulation. 101 new bor-
rowers were registered, including
both summer visitors and year
round Garrett County residents.
Many more parents than ever
before are bringing their children
to the library during the summer
vacation to develop interest and
skill in reading. Such parents will
be interested in seeing two maya
zine articles which have appeared
within the past week, The Family
that Reads Together" by Peter Put
nam in the August issue of Wom-
ans Day, and The Time for Read
ing is Now" in the August is
sue of This Week Magazine. These
two articles are on exhibit now,
along with a number of books sug-
gested for family reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius c. Brooks
and Mrs. Veronica Robertson are
presenting books in memory of
Mr.. j. Arthur White and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thane White Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis r. Jones are giving books
in memory of Mrs. Dora Heath and
Miss Margaret Miller.
Other donations of books have
been received from Harold Harmed,
Mrs. Virgil Jordan, and Barbara
Moon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-08-07

Alice Sellers, at their summer
home in Wilson. Weekend guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Briles,
Leesburg, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cullers at
tended the Cullers reunion at
Elizabeth Furnace, w. Va, on Sun
day. Lee Richie and son Ernest,
spent the weekend at the Cullers'
home in Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Gregory
and children visited the Frank
Biambles, Sunday afternoon.
Weekend guests of the Lee
Ritchies were their daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arnold,
jeanette and Teddy Mrs Richie
accompanied the Arnolds on Sun
Gay to visit Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Richie and Mr.. and Mrs Arvey
Richie at their trailer homes on
Deep Creek.
Don Nine accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Arnold to their home
in Baltimore to visit for a few
days. He will visit other relatives
there and in Washington and re-
turn with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Nine, the latter part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Harvey
and family, Lake Worth, Fla, are
spending their vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rid
der and Mr. Harvey's relatives in
our communities.
Mrs Frank Blamble, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Livesay and son,
Shawn Mr. and Mrs Byron Moon
and daughter Barbara, Jamie
Blamble and Don Nine we're guests
Of the Jonathan Kings at their
cabin near Glendale bridge on
Deep Creek Lake, one day last
week.
A wiener roast and hamburger
fry was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Gordon, Saturday
evening. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Neel, Mr.. and
Mrs Blair Neel and family, of
Bayard; Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Neel
and family, of New York; and Lar
ry, Charles, and Jimmy Gordon.
Weekend guests of the Howard
Cosners were Elmer Cosner, Bal
timore. and Patricia Ann COsner,
Washington.
Friday evening dinner guests of
MIR and Mrs. Carmen DelSignore
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Alexander
and children, Vernal, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McCloy and
Mrs. Frank Blamble called on Mrs.
William Bittinger, Mrs. Isabel
Alternately and Mrs. Rose Wilson
and daughter, Mrs. Alice Sellers,
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Reall and
children attended the Jordon re-
union near Oakland on Sunday.
Mrs Real is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Porter Jordan.
Mrs. Wallace Hanlin visited her
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cations to aid in preparing a water
shed work plan.
The plan was worked out locally
and submitted in February, 1856.
! This was a cost sharing program
whereby the government would
furnish some 100000 while the
Mayor and Council and the County
Commissioners each pledged work
to the amount of $4,000 in stream
clearance and other work.
Since that time local persons
have been working on the problem
| of securing easements from prop
erty owners which would make il
possible to construct dams that
would hold back water only during
flood danger. Mr. Smith pointed
out that the government would not
build dams unless easements are
| doouiNh ny NV lONul e1ONCi llliiNhN
Up to now it has been'impossible
to secure easements from property
owners, Mr.. Smith said, and there
is danger that the money available
from the Federal government will
be diverted to other projects. He
said the government had available
S643 000 which had already been
appropriated, for the local project
and that it was now possible that
all the cost of the work be provided
by the federal government.
The first dam in the series would
be placed on Wilson run. Others
were planned for Broadford, on the
Little Youghiogheny, and other
sections. Dams would be con-
structed of earth and would not
interfere with the properties in
volved, except when there was
high water.
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Bit
niger last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Arnold and
children and Mrs. Lee Richie Wis
tied his father, M. S. Arnold, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Henline, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sylvia Childs spent Monday
with her daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Weese, of near
Red House.
Sunday evening visitors of Mrs.
Rose Wilson were Mr., and Mrs.
William Conneway, of Albright.
Visitors of the Frank BlambleS
on Friday were Mr.. and Mrs. Jona-
than King, Niles, o.; Mrs. Louise
White and children, Mrs. Ella
Hutchinson, and Mrs. Byron Moon
and daughter, Barbara.
Miss Barbara CoSner, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard COSner is
now working in Washington, D.
C.
Friday evening visitors of the
Carmen DelSignores were Ed
burst and children, of Bayard.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Reall and
daughter Gail visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Real and family last Sun
day.
Miss Dorothy Gordon, Washing
ton. spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Cor
don.
Mrs. Byron Moon and daughter
were overnight guests of Mrs.
Frank Blamble, Friday night, while
Mr.. Blamble and daughter Jamie,
we're visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Livesay, near Baltimore.
Miss Toni Tara King, who is va
cationing at Deep Creek Lake
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan King, of Niles. o., was
an overnight guest of Jamie Blam-
BILE, last week.
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AS of an acre of land in district

AS of an acre of land in district
5.
Arthur Resi- and wife to Roma
dale Coal Corporation, 321 acres
of coal in district g.
Lorraine l.. Davis, widow, to
Larry S. Faith and wife, 1.76 acres
Of land, lots and dwelling in
district 3.
National Carbide Die company
to John Homer Widmeyer and
others, IS square feet of land in
district 6.
William f. Naylor and wife to
Virgil d. Jones and wife, two acres
of land in district Z.
Russell M. Glantzer and wife to
Betty G. Ross and husband IS
acres of land and dwelling in dis
trict 10.
w. Duncan Patton and wife to
Ross r. Ryland and wife, "a of an
acre of land in district g.
w. Duncan Patton and wife to
Allen E. Ault and wife, "a of an
acre of land in district 6.
Mae c. Angle and husband to
Frank V. Frola and wife, SO of
an acre of land in district !
Francis NJ. Mckenzie and wife
to Leonard Joseph Wilhelm and
wife, one-half acre of land and
buildings in district Is.