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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
R-14THE EVENING STAR
WAREHOUSES WANTED
FARMS
ANNANpALE AREA
HANpYMAN's SPECIAL

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Over 3 acres OF land plus 2 liyable
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blocks OF q main highway. SReri-
fieing at $4,000 for q quick sale
Listing 143C. AL BAKER a
SON, INC, Realty Brokers, AMMAN
dale once, CT. 8-4610.
DAMASCUS, MD, AREA---For rent
l45-acre dairy farm. Lge. mod
house, steam heat. S22b mo
VIII. 2-3077.
EASTERN SHORE, MD.-20O-acr
farm, 2 homes: best Of farmland
ideal for hunting and ocean fish,
Ing, A growth Investment, S26,-
900. C. l.. SLOCUM. Girdletree,
Nd. Pioneer 2-11ll. l0s
SHADYsIDE. MD. 49h acres. with
large house OF the old vintage,
in AL cond. Good farm with
eovnmeT. frontage. SPARKS REAL
TORS, Mr.; Kitchens. DU. 1925
I3O-ACRE FARM-Within 10 miles
OF new airport, excel. possibilities
fronting on . roads. buildings
in fair cond. other small and
lge, tracts 8. o. BURTON Le-
nah, Va. Fairview 7-5442. LYNN
REALTY, IKE. S-6696.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
LA MUERTE DE UN
INDUSTRIAL

Los medicos forenses de La TTa-
bana hicieron la autopsla al cada-
yer de Antonio Adrover Vidal,
muerto a balazos por SUI cunado y
socio en- la propiedad del Tejar To-
ledo de Mariana, Gustavo Cutie
rrez Perez, determinando que los
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
n A
LEONES

GUAYANILLA-Sobre las ven
tajas del "Estado Libre Asociado"
hablara ante la Matricula del Club
de Leones de este pueblo ell gober-
nador Luis Munoz Marin.
Originalmente Sc habia senalado
eSta conferencia para ell 26 de ma
yo pero Sc suspendi6 para ell jueves
20 de este mismo mes.
va fue presentado ante csc Club
ell senior Luis A. Ferre, vicepresi-
dente del Partido Estadista, quien
diserto sobre las v~entajas de la es-
tadidad.
Ell presidente del Partido indie
pendentista doctor Gilberto Con-
cepeion de Gracia fue invitado
tambien para que hablara y Sc es-
pera que este conteste senalando
la fecha en- que podra hacerlo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
No Sc ha Confirmado ell Frustrado
Intento de un Estudiante Cubano
Para Matar al Presidente Batista

zandose y quedando la embsrca-
eion al garete cuando Gaia la no.
che. Agreg6 que solsmente tenia
una l%interna pequena con la cual
pretendia hacer senales en- case
de avistar algun buque. Luego 81
guio ex%poniendo que no obstante
sentir frio, Sc despojo de SUI ropa
interior con la que improviso una
bandera pidiendo auxilio a los bar
cos que iban con rumbo a Mia
mi y a otrOs que supone que We
MAN para La Habana pero que no
lie vieron o no lie hicieron case. Asi
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
Viene de Ia Primeral

Este, de SO amos de edad, declare
al llegar al puerto habanero, al
bordo del buque sueco Uddeghelm,
que su amigo, ell Sr. Reinaldo PHO
to habia comprado en- Miami la
~embarcacion, comisionandole a Ell
para que la trajera "a La Habana.
Explic6 que salio de Miami y lego
a Cayo Hueso, tomando rumbo a
nuestra capital, pero al POGO ratio
de estar navegando, Ell pasado DO
mingo Sc lie averio ell motor, parali-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

continue al garete hasta ell lunes
10 en- que a las 4 de la tarde loca-
lizado por I'm guardacosta norte-
americana que 10 condujo hasta ell
buque Sueco que venia para ell
puerto de La Habana Y ell mismo
utilizando la grua subi6 a bordo SUI
lancha, ofreciendole TODD genera
de atenciones hasta llegar al puer-
to capitalino. Mayor manifesto que
paso un gran susie porque va no
tenia aqua para SUI consume y ha-
bia muy fuerte marejada y vientos
violentos. Dijo tambien que en-
1947 lie paso algo pareeido cuando
traia de Miami a otra embarca-
cion, la Maria Elena. Ell propieta-
rio de la lancha declare por SUI par
tie que bautizara a la misma IN Ell
nombre de Maria Milagrosa. Diio
~refiriendose al salvamento que ell
tunes por la tarde recibi6 un aviso
del vapor Morraud, en- ell cual Sc
decia que una pequena embarca-
cion de bandera cubana, habia ST.
do aviStada al garete, dando SUI 81
tuacion y que inmediatamente el
Sc comunic6 conel Jefe de la Ma
rina de Guerra, disponiendose que
una Unidad Guiana saliera en- BUS
ca de la misma y comunicandose
con ell Servicio de guardacosta nor
teameriano de Cayo Hueso, siendo
un barco de esa base ell que lego
hasta la lancha Guiana. Finalmen-
te expres6 que ell Consul de Cuba
en- Cayo Hueso habia cooperate a
la salvation de su lancha y SUI til
pulante,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

disparos Sc produjeron a menos de
so ems. y que no hubo lucha entire
victima y victimario. Debido a clio
ell Juez de instruction de Maria.
mao proceso con exclusion de fan
"a a Gutierrez. Este habia decla-
RADIO que Adrover, con ell cual era
propietario de la industrial, que
ria sacarlo del negocio y al inte-
resar ell porque, lie contesto en-
mala forma sacsndo un revolver
para agredirle, por 10 cuaI lucha-
ron, disparandose ell arma Y result
tando herido Adrover, que fallecio
POGO despues. Ahora Ell Juez ha
ordenado sea investigated la posi-
cion en- que la victima recibio los
disparos, asi como la propiedad
del revolver.
FALLECIO UN NINITO
Ell ninito Mario Manuel Torne
Vazquez de 3 amos de edad que pa
.decia de encefalomielitis saram-
p%ionosa, fallecio en- ell Hospital In
fantil de esta capital, no obstante
los esfuerzos ~realizados para sal
varfe la vida va que Sc presentaron
numerosos donantes de sangre vo-
luntariamente, ouya sangre era
adecuada por haber padecido ell
sarampion recientemento Ell nino
padecia de Sarampi6n Y Sc lie COM
plico con la encefaliomielitis. Era
residente del municipio de Baya-
mo. en- Orientp.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
JUEvEs, n DE Mayo De 1888
Al Necroeomio de Marianao.
CONSEJO DE MINISTER'S

CONSEJO DE Ministries
Para la noche del iueves fue
convocado ell ConSeio de Ministries
a fin de considerar distintas
cuestiones y aprobar ell mensaie
que Sc envisra al Congreso, solici.
tando la ampliacion por As dias,
del estado de emergencia n~acional.
MUERTA UNA MESERA
En- un bar de Punta Bravo, mu-
nieipio de Bauta, Manuel Velozo,
de 40 amos, vecino de San Cristo-
bal, Pinar del Rio, dio muerte de
un balazo en- ell corazon a la en-
pleada de ese lugar, Maria Con
zalez de % amos. Ell matador fue
detenido por la Guardia Rural.
LA FLOR MARIANA
Los escolares campesinos que sc
encontraban en- La Habana y cue
fueron traidos para asistir al desfile
de la Flor Mariana, fueron despe-
dldos con I'm acto que Sc celebr6
en- la manana de aver en- la Ciudad
Deportiva. oPsteriormente sc les
ofrecio I'm almuerzo en- los locales
de los Centres Escolares en- que
estaban alojados en- Rancho Boyc-
ros, comenzando a tomar los ire
mes que les re~integraron a sus no.
cares en- ell interior de la republi.
ca.
REUNION DE COLONOS
AL cierre de esta edici6n Sc es-
tara iniciando la Asamblea Nacio-
nal de la Association de Colonos de
Cuba, para tratar sobre los profile.
mas que afectan a csc sector de la
industrial azucarera y proceden a
renovar al executive, para ell proxi-
mo ano social de 1958-59.
HERID0 A TIROS
AL bajarse de I'm autobus en- la
Avenida 81 esquina a Gale 1913 en-
Marianao, fue agredido, resultando
herido de 3 balazos, JESUS Diez
Guerra, de IS amos. FL soldado Pc
dro Garcia que viajaba en- ell 6mni.
bus, declare que Diez fue atacado
por un individuo de la raza de CO.
Tor que estima Sc encuentra pertur-
bado de sus facultades mentales,
por pronunciar pslabras incohe-
rentes. Ell agresor Sc dio a la fuga.
RENUNCIA DE DIRIGENTES
En- relacion con la renuncia del
%Ingeniero Gaspar Cizoso como Pre-.
sidente de la Confederation Patro.
nal de Cuba, Sc conoci6 que la mis-
ma Sc produjo como consequences
de las criticas formuladas a este,
por algunos dirigentes que afirma-
ron que habia fracasado en- su ges-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
MuERTo

Por ell Negociado de Prensa y
Radio de la Policia Nacional Sc in
formo que en- la esquina de las ca.
lies rs y Is en- Marianao, fue en-
contrado muerto a balazos un
hombre de la raza negra y que jun
to al cadaver Sc halo una bomba
con la mocha apagada, Sc agreg6
que ell descubrimiento fue hecho
por ell caro- perseguidor 1T y que
en- ell case actuo la IS Estaci6n de
Policia, siendo remitido ell cadaver
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
Greece Importancia de Puerto Rico
Como Factor en- las ReIaciones de
Estados Unidos y America Latina
(viene de la Primera)

Tambien senalo que la politica de
los Estados UnidosA debe orientarse
a dar mayor apoyo a las genuinas
%aspiraciones de democracia de los
puebloS de la America Latina.
"Cuando I'd. da a los dictadores
y los tiranos ell mismo tratamiento
que a los democratas probados I'd.
no puede sino desalentar a la de-
mocracia" advirtio Muhoz enton-
ces.
Sc espera que Nixon no solo en-
comiara la posicion de Munoz sino
que recomendara tambien que los
Estados Unidos adopten una poll
tica que ~refleje esas opiniones cuan
do someta SUI informe confidential
al Presidente Eisenhower sobre los
resultados de SUI azaroso viaje por
la America del Sur.
rodos los funcionarios consulta-
dos aqui estan de acuerdo en- que
cuando Ell Congreso paso la legisla-
cion que permitio la creacion del
Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto
Rico, los Estados Unidos Sc COM
prometieron a laborar por ell futu-
70 de la Isla. La nueva relaci6n
fue en- realidad una respuesta nor
teamericana a las acusaciones de
que los Estados Unidos seguian una
politica colonialista.
Conforme al sistema de asocia-
cion voluntaria con los Estados
Unidos, Puerto Rico ha hecho no.
tables progresses como una vitrina
de democracia.
Es evidente, sin embargo, que
los comunistas latinoamericanos to-
davia encuentran un asidero pro-
pagandista en- Ias actuales rela-
clones entire Puerto Rico y los Es-
tados Unidos.
Munoz, quien ha combatido tanto
las dictaduras de la derecha como
de la izquierda en- America Latina,
ha sugerido que puertorriquehos
capacitados podrian ser nombrsdos
delegados de los Estados Unidos
a conferencias internacionales. FL
Estado Libre, como tai, podria par
ticipar tambien en- reuniones y con-
ferencias donde no Sc discutieran
cuestiones politicas, sino materials
tecnicas y sociales, dijo Ell Goher-
nador.
Esos puntos de vista han en-
contrado hoy cierto apoyo aun en-
aquellos circulos de la colina del
Capitolio que han mostrado
apatia por la suerte de la Isla o
que hasta habian demostrado cler-
ia hostilidad hacia Puerto Rico.
Con ell calido recibimiento trjbu-
tado a Nixon como telon de fondo,
los ataques al Presidents Truman
y al Congreso por nacionalistas
puertorriquenos pueden e vistos
claramente como obra de mi mi
noria del pueblo de Puerto Rico.
A SUI llegada .aqui, despues de
una imprevista vista a San Juan,
Nixon INDIGO claramente que lie
habia impresionado fuertemente
Ell recibimiento que Sc lie dispense.
Ell Vicepresidente interpreted esa
cordial acogida como una afirma-
cion clara de que los puertorri-
quenos tienen a orgullo ser ciuda-
danos de los Estados Unidos.
Ell Vicepresidente tambien dejo
yer claro que siente alta estima
por la vertical posture del Gober-
nador en- 10 que Sc refiere a la
politica que Sc debe segulr con
respecto a la America Latina.
Muchos observadores consideran
hoy aqui que con la clara Simpa-
tia de las atlas esferas p%oliticas
ha crecido la im%portancia de la
Isla como factor a considerar EN-
los planes futuros de los Estados
--LL
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
DARt0 Las AAERiCK-Pis J

ton, va que no pado impedir Ell e. 2
tablecimiento de la quota sindical
~obligatoria y recientemente ell au.
mento de Salario dispuesto por la
Comision de Salaries Minimos. Sin
embargo Sc dijo que no lie serA
aceptada la dimision presentada.
centric ESCOLAR
En- Ell Ministerio de Obras Publi-
cas- Sc inform6 que serS c~onstruido
en- la zon de la fortaleza de La Ca
bsna I'm nuevo Centre Escolar que
constara o. Is aulas, va que Ell
que esta instalado en- csc lugar, g.
ia Siendo demolido para dsrIe ma
yor area al parque de Ell cristo de
La Habana.
DESIGNATION DE JUICES
Por la Sala de Gobierno Especial
del Tribunal Supreme, fueron de-
signados los siguientes iueces: Mu-
nicipal Suplente de Jiguani, DR.. !
Luis Peralta Reyes, de Primera
Instancia de Guanabacoa, Gustavo
Ribeaux, de Primera Instancia e
Instruction de Nuevitas, Abelardo
Aguila Marrero, de Primera ms
tancia de Holguin, Jose Aguilar
Hernandez, Municipal de San Juan
y Martinez, Tomas Piedra Piedra
y Municipal Suplente de Colon, Mi :
guel Mulkay.
CONDENADO
PINAR DEL RIO - La Sala
Primera de esta Audiencia, impu-
. la pena de dos amos Y seis me.
ses de reclusi6n . Basilio Monta-
no Hernandez, alias eel Chama",
como autor material de un delito
de hurto continuado, pues habia
sustraidO prendas por valor de
$500 en- la joyeria situada en- Ia
Gale Tomas Calero y efectuado
s~ustracciones en- I'm ~establecir
miento de ropa en- Ia calle de San
Juan.
N0MBRAMLENTO e
Alumnas de la Escuela Normal,
visitaron esta corresponsalia para
expresal u deseos de que e
nombrada, por ell Ministro de Edu.
cacion, como acto de justicia, pro-
fesora de Education Fisica, a Luisa
Garcia Prieto, en- la vacante pro-
ducida en- dicho Centre educacio.
nal.
LIE HURTARON
MANAANILL0 - Vidalina Cas-.
tillo denuncio que personas desco-
nocidas penetraron en- su domici-
lilo mlentras hacia compras, sus.
t~rayendole objetos valorados en-
%cincuenta pesos. =
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
NOMBRAMIENTO
LIE HURTARON

lie HURTARON
MANAANILL0 - Vidalina Cas-.
tillo denuncio que personas desco-
nocidas %penetraron en- su domici-
lilo mlentras hacia compras, sus-
trayendole objetos valorados en-
cincuenta pesos. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

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relieves coughing as easily as aspirin stops
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sor, d-msth@bhan.
Thorexin 10 90 effective il brings prompt
relief to all 5 major types OF cough,
Cd Common Cold ca Bronchial (3) Flu
90 Irritation (5) Excessive Smoking.
Yet Ihorexin is so safe and mild YOU can trust
it to relieve YOUR youngsters sleep-disturbinV
cough And children love its cherry hike favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

records at the Radio City
Music Hall and made LAMA q
worldwide star.
Lasky's last big enthusiasm
harked back TO his start as q
cornet player. He wanted TO
make tribute TO American
band music called THE Big
Brass Band" Again. he pitched
to the studios TO no avail.
But they didn't like my
Sergeant York and Caruso
ideas, either" he said. i've
worn them down before. and ]
can do II again"
Tomorrow: The IA m o q Z
trio--Lasky, GOldwyn, De-
Mille.l
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role. The producer went to
his former brother-in-iaw and
partner. Samuel doldwyn. who
held Cooper's contract. Gold
wyn agreed to loan Cooper,
though the willy trader got Bette
Davis In return for THE Little
Foxes"
Sergeant York. was q smash
hit and won. Cooper his first
Oscar. Lasky's enthusiasm was
finally fulfilled--only 20 years
late.
Another longtime Lasky prof
ect was q biography OF Enrico
Caruso. In his early days as
q producer. he had made two
movies with the great tenor.
They were terrible fiops. since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
HOLLY WOOD
All the Mosons Work
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

TO Live and a Time to Die"
with John Gavin. returns TO
Germany as soon as her stint
at U-I Is finished. II don't In
tend to be a Hollywood prod
uct." said the European beauty,
mo matter how much fame or
money is In II. One American
picture a year Is all will ever
do. ! like Europe and win MAIN
tain my career there IN Aims.
television and on the stage"
So 80
Tony Randall conquered TV
and films in one short year.
and now looks like he's wrap
ping UP Broadway with his
show. "oh. Captain" The out
of-toYn scrihes gave Tony and
the show raves. and Columbia
Records has ordered q record
pressing for the album on
which Tony MARBLES for the
first time.
David Niven has signed his
first recording deal--but not to
sing. He'll read the great love
etters Of the ages--from shelley
Browning. Lincoln. Napoleon,
List and. surprisingly. Henry
VIII.
ZSa Zsa Gabor. a partner in
the Earlfio--and that no doubt
means Ohio Exploring Com
pany. was notified that four
wells came in--three oil and
one natural gas. Which means
lots Of money for zsa. Also gas
The Ritz Brothers are return
ing to the screen In a musical
for Robert Lippert. ITS a Bum
Rap" after their night club
engagements.
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the audiences couldn't hear the
CarusO voice.
\
In i045. Lasky met Caruso'i
widow at New York fiim
premiere. She reminded him
they had met at her wedding
She had Just written a book
about her husband, and Lasky
arranged TO buy 1t.
He tried TO make q filrf using
the old Caruso records. but
that didn't work. For five years
he peddled the yarn TO the
major studios with no takers
Finally. MGM bought 1t as q
vehicle for young Mario LAMA
1.-THE Great Caruso" broke all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

HOLLYWOOD tNANAl. -
James Mason will so to Vienna
to make the movie. olympia. !"
with Sophia Loren. But first he
stars at Metro In "Infamy at
Sea-. All the well-known
Masons are working. with wife
Pamela q regular on the Tom
Duggan TV show. and daughter
Porty starring in the Desilu
series. ~Alice." The only hold
out is two-year-old Alexander.
Cary Grant made 81 million
last year. understand he was
able TO keep something like
$3.50. 900. How would you like to
have 81 million or so trickle
through your fingers annually?
$50
Young ladies are following
the lead Of Audrey Hepburn by
fainting during Jennifer Jones'
childbirth scene in Farewell to
Arms. Next for Mrs. David
Selxnick will be Mary Mag
dalene" or =. Scott Fitxgerald's
Tender Is the Night"
Howard Keel. one OF Holly
woods better golfers. Is trying
to purchase the life story Of
Bobby Jones. believed by some
the greatest golfer Of them
all. Jimmy Rodgers. folk
song sensation with the teen
ayers. Is talking a term deal
with MGM. And Jerry Valid
is looking for a good vehicle in
which to star i7-year-old
Rieky Nelson. Tony Curtis.
the CT in "Kings Go Forth. /"
will be the CT in the new Army
posters featuring the new army
uniforms.
Terry Moore. with ambitions
to appear on Broadway, is
winning her spurs. ! hear. as
"Claudia" in Phoenix. Husband
Eugene McGrath is in Panama.
That makes me wonder.
Mrs. John Wayne and the
baby, with nurse. are living at
a hotel until she can rent q
house. The burnt-out Encino
home is unlivable and will take
several months to rebuild.
Swiss star Lisa Pulver, in
Hollywood TO complete "A Time
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Continued From Page Also
ing job. He couldn't interest
any Of the major studios in
making the Aim. Not even
Paramount. Of which he was
a founder and onetime boss.
But Warner Brothers agreed
TO make the picture after hear
ing Lasky's argument that such
a story would be a service to
the Nation as II prepared for
war.
L,asky's next hurdle: Getting
Gary Cooper for the leading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01
Two Scientists
Report Successful
Tooth Transplant

CHICAGO. Jan. I tR.-The
successful transplant Of a hui
man tooth from one socket to
another elsewhere in the
mouth has been reported by
two dental scientists.
The researchers extracted a
young girls sprouting wisdom
tooth and fitted IL into the
empty socket Of her missing
first molar.
The developing root attached
itself readily to the new sur
roundings. Within eight
months the socket was well
filled with developing new bone
and the tooth was firm.
Drs. Chester c. Fong and r.
Gordon Agnew. oral patholo-
gists In the University Of Cali
fornia College Of Dentistry. re-
ported on their technique yes
terday in the Journal of the
American Dental Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01
Police, Gosch to Confer
On Cofe Staying Case

pick up the threads Of their
hives. A simple service was held
at Hysong's funeral home yes
terday for Mr.. Fisher. father
Of four children. His widow,
Martha, 26, was composed but
his mother, Mrs. Cordelia
Fisher. 81. OF Sandusky. Ohio,
sobbed uncontrollably. Burial
will be in Greenlawn Cemetery
at THIN. Ohio. tomorrow.
Funeral services for Mr.
Kaldes will be held at IL am
tomorrow in the Chamber:
funeral home. 1900 Chapir
street NV. and later from
Saints Constantine and Heller
Greek Orthodox Church. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery
Mrs. Overton went TO Mar
tinsville. Va. yesterday to at
tend funeral services for her
husband.
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SHOOTING
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Continued From First Page
on the force. And I'll tell you.
! didn't want to start the New
Year by shooting somebody"
Mr.. Wright's body was clad
IN q red bathrobe. shorts and q
T-shirt. He was barefooted.
Corpl. Lane said Mr.. Wright
had been drinking. He reported
finding an empty vodka bottle
in the trash basket and one
alass on the kitchen table.
The Wrights have q son and
daughter.
The daughter. Mrs. Myrtle
Rhinehart. q. had been on her
way from California to show
her new baby to her family.
Knowing nothing Of the trag-
edy. she was due ct Union
Station this morning.
The son Howard. 81. had
been at q party when the
shooting occurred. He was on
his way home from the party.
police said. when he heard over
the radio that his father had
killed himself and his mother
was at Washington Sanitarium.
He sped toward the sani-
tarium. Police picked him w
going through q red light.
One policeman. however. had
been In the Wright home after
the shooting and recognized the
young man from a picture he
had seen there. Under the cir
cumstances. police did not give
him . ticket. but let him 80 10
the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01
Father of II Killed
In Dispute Over
Alleged Insult

A father Of II children was
fatally shot yesterday during
an argument with a man he
accused Of insulting his wife,
Prince Georges County police
reported.
Floyd Edmunds. %. OF Third
street. Glen Arden. was pro-
nounced dead on arrival at
Prince Georges General Hos
pital
Detective Frank Thompson
charged John Henry Floyd
Galloway. 50, Of Lincoln
avenue. Glen Arden. with
murder in connection with the
shooting. Galloway was held
without bond pending a hear
ing Monday In Upper MARI
boro Police Court.
Police said Edmunds had
gone to Galloway's home to
discus the alleged insult. CAL
loway told Edmunds to get out
Of his yard and threatened
him with a l2.gauge shotgun.
it was reported.
Edmunds was shot in the
left chest and neck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01
Boy. s, Gets New
|Heort Artery in
Rore Operation

ROSLYN. N. Y, Jan. / (R.-
A 6-year-old boy Is alive today
though In critical condition
after one Of the worlds rarest
operations.
Monday night David Elem.
ing. son Of q Queens lawyer
survived q flve-hour operation
to replace q diseased heart
artery with a healthy one from
a 33-year-old dead man.
The healthy aorta. which Il
the main blood vessel Of the
body. had been kept under re-
frigeration.
During the operation. Ave
surgeons. three anesthetists
two cardiologists and I've sur
gical nurses participated
David's defective aorta burst
and IA pints Of blood were used
to Keep him alive while the
healthy artery was stitched
into place.
Today he was reported In
critical condition at st. Francis
Hospital and holding his own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01
Western Maryland
Lines Valuation
Cut So Million

.kEYSER. w. Va. Jan. !
@.-Circuit Judge Ernest See
yesterday knocked 80 million
on the 1856 valuation for tar
purposes. assessed against the
Western Maryland Railway BY
the State Of West Virginia.
The railroads property in
the State had been assessed Ut
9l3 million for 1855 and SIS
million for 1856. Judge See
ruled that the proper assess
u1ent for each Of the two years
should be SOS million.
The Western Maryland. In
appealing its assessment. had
contended the true and actual
value Of It's holdings in the
State did not exceed $8,44l.2 45.
Still pending before the
Mineral County Court Is the
railroads appeal from its 1851
assessment Of Sl2.5 million