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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

documento que sera leido en- la con-
vencion.
Subraya que en- 1949 ell prone
dio que Sc consumia en- ell hogar
de Estados Unidos era de una Ii
bra de cafe para preparar As ia
ZaS.
"Hoy -senalo- asombra yer
que con una libra Sc preparan "a
tazas'.
R. R. Rubottom, Secretario Ad-
junto de Estado para Asuntos La
tinoamericanos, y los represen-
tantes de las regiones producto-
ras, entire otros Vito Sa., del ms
tituto Braslleho del Cafe; Andres
Tribe, de la Federation Nacional
de Cafeteros, y Carlos Cordero D.
Aubuison, de Fedecame, hablaran
en- la session del lunes, IA de aper-
tura.
Del martes al jueves, cuando ter
nina la convention, pronunciaran
discusses figuras representatives de
la industrial del cafe en- Estados
Unidos, como C w. Smith, consul
tor de la firma McKinsey and Co.
Inc, Donald Cady, vicepresidente
de The Nestle Co., Inc; Jack R.
Durland, presidente de Gains COT
rec Co.; Frank Gianninoto, de
Frank Gianninoto Associates; Lind
say; Larry Hilaire, presidente de
la National Restaurant Associa-
ton; Eugene G Laughery, Presi-
dente de la Coffee Brewing ms
tituto; Paul S. Willis, Presidente de
la Grocery Manufacturers of
America, y Rober, Muller, director
ce la publication Progressive Gro
cer".
McKiernan, en- nombre de la Ma
tional Coffee Association, hablara
en- la session uel msrtes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
REPRESENTATIVES
Viene dc la PagiHa 81

~ Wv ." 1hhh "
dos, que comfenza ell lunes proxi-
mo aqui, sera como incrementar
las ventas en- un momento de gran
des excedentes del grano verde.
Ell pasado 81 de diciembre, ell
Servicio de Agriculture Extranje-
ra del DEPARTMENT. de Agricul-
tura de Estados Unidos, calculo
que la cosecha mundial del ano
1888 terminaria con un exec
dente de zO.000.00 de sacos.
John F. McKiernan, presidente
de Ia National Coffee Association,
en- una parte del documento que Sc
"a leido por Ell en- la convention
dice;
"Es evidente, por ell indicado ex-
cedente, que este es I'm ano para
utilizar en- todas sus posibilidades
cada teoria y practica de la cien-
cha moderna de las ventas".
"Si Ell calculo del Departamento
de Agriculture de EStadoS UnldoS
Sc c%omprueba, tendremos que 10.
grar un aumento considerable en-
el consume per capita para evitar
Ell arrastre de csc exceso de exec
denies de cafe verde.
Charles G.. Lindsay, gerente de
Ia Oficna Panamericana dell Cafe,
opina que una de las formas mas
eficaces de inciementar ell consul
mo en- Estados Unidos, seria To-
srar que Sc utilizara mas cafe en-
n preparation de la infusion.
"Nada ha tenido tanto efecto en-
la industrial cafeteria durante los
ultimos amos que la continue deca-
dencia en- la calidad de la bebida
que Sc prepare en- ell hogar norte.
americana" observa Lindsay en- un
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
Ninos sin Amor
Maternal Pueden
Lleuur d Morir
Dicen Medieos UrUgUoyos

LONDRES, enero II. (UP)-
.Segun dos medlcos u%ruguayos, los
ninoS privados lei carino maternal
pueden enfermar y morir.
Los medicos, doctores Galina So
lovey y Anatoi Milechnin, de Mon
tevideo, dicen en- IN trabajo que
pub4ica hoy 1.-THE Journal of Me-
dical Hypnotlsm. que los ninos que
no han sido acariciados bastante
por sus madres podian morir por
falta de afecto
Agregan que algunos ninos que
presentaron todos los sintomas de
varias Intermediates, no estaban
en- realidad enfermos. Sus sinto-
mas desaparecieron al ser acaricia-
dos.
Los facultativos declaran que, 81
bien ell amor materno es nj ne
cesidad vital, no es en- realidad mas
que una induction hipnotica. =
Citan ell case de I'm nino de 10
meses cue sufria de sordera y de
atraso en- su desarrollo y que desde
su nacimiento habia estado en- ID
ssilos para ninos y hospitales. Ell
nino, al ser examinado minuciosa-
mente. no sufrla de enfermedad
alguna que explicara la sordera y
atraso Cuando un psiquiatra pres
cribio c~aricias y ternura, ell nino
meioro rapidamente.
I'm nino de un ano de edad, al
que Sc d~iagnostico una lesion &C.
rebral irreparable, adquiri6 I'm de-
sarrollo cast normal al ano de ser
adoptado por una mujer suma-
mente maternal.
Informan luego que ninos inter-
nados largo tempo en- I'm hospi-
tai, donde eran atendidos con me-
TODD y eficacia, no acusaron me-
joria alguna porque ell personal no
les mostraba ternura alguna, y has
ia alsunos de ellos empeoraron pc
sc a contar con la mejor atencion
medica possible.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
I'm Did|ooo de Gigantes
Por JOSEPH ALSOP

Ell Kremlin ha empezado una
para I'm nuevo tipo de
negociaciones entire Oriente y
Occidente: un "dialogo de gigan
ties" entire los Estados Unidos
Y la Union Sovietica, excluyen-
do a todos los demas paises de la
mesa de conferencias.
La decision para embarcarse
o no en- un dialogo de tai natu-
raleza es probablemente la mas
seria decision puramente diplo-
matica que pueda imaginarse. La
question no ha sido discutida,
nj siquiera en- la forma mas re-
mota, con los otros aliados occi-
d~entales. Sin embargo, algun
decision debe de tomarse y bien
pronto, aunque mas no sea por-
que la campana del Kremlin en-
ese sentido esti va bastante
avanzada.
Ridiculamente, poca atencion
Sc ha prestado a esta revolution
b~astante novedosa y de tan in
mensa significaci6n, Sin embar-
go. Ell Kremlin empezo a tantear
este asunto hace va algun ITEM
pc. Para ser especifico, Nikita
Khrushchev expreso a Aneurin
Bevan, cuando este ultimo visi.
to a Russia, que las conversacio.
mes entire Estados Unidos y ell
Soviet ofrecian ell unico canine
en- que podia confiarse para sa.
car al mundo del atolladero en-
que Sc encuentra en- los momen.
tos actuales.
Esta misma Erase constitute la
parte mas notable de la carta
que Khrushchev escribio recien-
temente a la publication New
Statesman and Nation, en- apa-
rencia contestando a una solicit
tud de desarme nuclear de Lord
Russell, alli publicada. De toda
la poblaci6n de las ISlas Brita-
nicas, Bevan' y los editores del
New Statesman son probablemen
tie las personals que mas Sc alar-
marian y ultrajarian ante la
perspective de conversaciones
EXCLUSIVES entire los Estados
Unidos y la Union S~ovietica. So.
10 queda imaginarse que Khrush.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

EnfermG
LIE deseamos una pronta mejoria
a la gentil dana sonora Florence
Salichs de FerTe quien guarda ca
ma en- su Residential desde hace
aIgunos dias por motives de que
brantoS de salud.
$50
cwmPIesKos
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar cordialTente a la aprecia-
da dana sonora Sara Olivia de RO.
driguez Pastor, esposa del senior
Fernando Rodriguez Pastor, Con-
sui General de la Republica del
Peru en- Miami quien celebra en-
este dia la grats OCCASION del aniver-
sario de SUI nacimiento.
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Reunion

Ell Comite Organizador del Con-
curse de Miss Alianza Interame-
ricana' celebrara una reunion Ell
martes proximo, IA de enero, a las
$50 P. M. en- Ia Residential de
dona Virginia Gonzalez de TOrrue.
lila, Avenida 33 Suroeste No 2796,
con ell objeto de ade1antar los pla-
mes para este traditional certamen
de simpatia
Sc encarece Ia puntual asisten-
Ella de las personals que iptegran ell
comite.
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cumpIeoKos

CumpIeahos
Celebra hoy Ell quinto aniversa-
rio de su allegro e~xistencia la gra-
ciosa nina Maria Elena Vidal, hijs
del Coronel Pedro NJ. Vidal y seno.
ra, Lucy Won Spreeken de Vidal,
miembros ~apretlados de nuestra
colonia hispanoamericana.
LIE enviamos nuesrras ~sinceras
felicitaciones, que. tambien hace-
mos e%xtensivas q sus amantisimos
padres, y lie deseamos- muchos amos
mas de vida.
= Pasa a la pagina s.
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|..ss @ISA il
DC SRLgSE A8SI
Reqreso de sus Voeaeiones

PARA COR
Reereso de sus Vocoeiones
Despues de pasar las fiestas de
Aho Nuevo con sus familiares en-
Puerto Rico, regresa hoy a SUI no.
gar en- Miami la gentil senorita
Felicia Santos. Para ella nuestros
saludos y buenos deseos.
De BosotG
Por la via aerea y procedentes
de Bogota, Colombia, disfrutan de
una temporada de recreo entire no
sotros Ell senior Miguel Lopez y Sc
nora, a quienes nos complace pre-
sentar un cordial saludo y desear
que pasen unas vacaciones muy
placenteras en- Miami.
4 y y
AImuerzo
La sonora Carmen Fuentes de
Romero ofreci6 I'm delicioso al.
muerzo en- dias recientes en- su
acogedora Residential de- Coral Ca
bles para festeiar a las diStingui-
das damas mexlcanas, dona Lupe-
de TOrriente, dona COnsuelo de
Cara y dOna Ines de Montoya,
quienes Sc encuentran de vista en-
Miami procedentes de Europa y
va en- viaje de regreso a Ciudad de
Mexico.
Fueron invitadas, ademas hume.
rosas otras amistades de la sonora
de Romero.
De Limo
Por la via aerea ~llegaron de Ii
ma, Peru a pasar mi temporada
de recreo entire nosotros la gentil
dana sonora Carmen de Chepote
y SUI hija, a quienes nos complace
Saludar cordialmente y desear una
estadia muy placentera en- Miami.
Enfermo
Lamentamos la novedad que
aqueja a Ia distinguida dana do
ma Nellie de Bianchi, que la oblisa
a guardian cana en- su residential, y
formulamos votos por 81 pronto
y complete restablecimiento.
Bodas de Plate
En- dias recieptes celebraron Ia
fausta OCCASION de sus Bodas de Pla.
ia, veinticinco amos de, ejemplar y
venturosa union matrimonial, Ell
senior Federico CunilI y sonora,
Carmen Ballenilla de Cunill, MEM
bros estimados de nuestra colonia
hispanoamericana residente en-
Miami.
Aunque algo tarde, nos compIa-
ce felicitarlos calurosamente y de-
searles muchos amos mas de union
conyugal.
Pesonse
Lamentamos Ell sensible falleci-
miento del ~apreciado caballero Gu
bano senior Luis Pima, ocurrido en-
esta ciudad en- dias pasados, y en-
viamos nuestras frases de condo
iencia a su esposa, Josefina de ri.
ma, su hija, Ileana, y demas deu-
dos.
Descanse en- paz!
$50
Fieste Benefiea
Los miembros del Comite His.
panOamericano de la Marcia de
Madres Contra Ell Polio celebra-
ran una reunion manana lunes por
la noche, en- la residential del DR..
Carlos P. Lamar y sonora, Celita
de Lamar, Country Club Prado
1900, Coral Gables, con ell objeto
de trazar ell prcgrama para la fies-
ia benefica que sera ofrecida ell
domingo, 26 de enero, a las $50
P. M, en- la Residential de los es-
pesos Lamar, con ell objeto de re-
caudar fondos destinados a la lu-
cha contra la poliomielitis.
comida
Ell senior Ramiro Cuevas Gil y
sonora, Lourdes Santiago de Cue.
vas, ofrecieron n comida infor-
NAL en- noches pasadas en- su resi-
dencia de la barriada noreste para
festejar a I'm selecto y nutrido CRU
pc de sus amistades.
xxN
Bodos de PapeI
Celebran hoy sus Bodas de Pa
pei, primer aniversario matrimo-
NAL, ell senior Nasario Medina y
sonora, Olga Bemguir de Medina,
motive por ell cual nos complace
felicitarlos calurosamente y formu-
lar votos por su ventura personal.
IN Al
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Despedida

Despues de varias semanas de re-
creo en- Miami, salem hoy por la
via aerea de regreso a Cartagena,
Colombia las gentiles senoritas
Marta e Isabel Velez, a quienes
despedimos cordialmente, desean-
doles una feliz ~travesia y un prom
to rerreso por estos lares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

SUEVIPVGUTHVV
Nuestros parabienes con motive
de la grata celebration del aniver-
sario de ,su nacimiento para ell es-
timado caballero cubano senior
Oscar Causa, y nuestros votos por-
que goce de muchos amos mas de
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

He oqui, al fin, una foio que suspende su
vientre cono n~oturoImente debe de estor, que
10 opIono como Ia nodo 10 exile! La. mdeico
confeccion en- Flechos de TRU-LIFT dupIico
Ia natural suspension y soporte que los
muscuIos obdominoIes debion dor. Intro
duscose en- una TRU-LIFT, siento Ia morovi-
IIoso y soIudobIe preston "hoeio orribo y
odentro", fiiese euonto mds joven y esbelto
I'd. luce! Veneo mariana y pido un entolIe
personal en- Ia nuevo y moroviIIoso TRu-HFT
de Worner's. len poderoso net con panel
ojustobIe en- 10 espoldo). $TnqS
ToIIos rs q 81 ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

Bodos de Papel
Celebran hoy sus Bodas de Pa
pei, primer %aniversario matrimo-
NAL, ell senior Nasario Medina y
sonora, Olga Bemguir de Medina,
motive por ell cual nos complace
felicitarlos calurosamente Y formu-
lar votos Dor su ventura personal.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Togs> Toys
New Idea

"Togs ana Toys" Sale at
Rozelle School next Tuesday,
Rozelle School PTA invites you
to a sale of good fall and winter
clothing for children and adults.
This year we are also offering
all description bicycles, dolls,
ice skates, games, children's
books, etc. All the items ac-
cepted for sale must be clean,
complete, and in good condition.
Come and really do your
Christmas shopping early! If
you have some or any one of
the items mentioned which you
would like to sell, please bring
them in on Monday, October
9Th from 9 a. m. until 9 p. m.
The sale will be on Tuesday,
October 7th, from 9 a. m. to
9 p. m. at Rozelle School, 1917
Phillips ave. lat Eddy rd. and
Hayden ave..
Unsold clothing and checks
are to be picked up on Friday,
October 10th from 9 a. m. until
1900 noon.
Sellers will receive 1870 of
the sales price and the PTA
will retain the $50.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Seek Members In
Shaw's GAA Drive

With an active season IL
prospect, Shaw's Girls Athletic
Association membership drive is
now underway. All girls attend
ing Shaw are eligible to join in
the Thursday after school fur
program. Dues are twenty-five
cents per semester.
Shaw Athletic Council starts
another year with a record
number Of members-23 to be
exact. Officers heading this
group for the semester are:
Mona Althans, president; Renee
Knopf, vice president; Betty
Barrett, secretary; Sue Winger-
ter, treasurer.
A sport new to G.A.A. will be
gym hockey under the direction
of Sue Wingerter and Pat Pat
erson. This activity is for Ju-
nior and Senior girls.
Softball, one of the sports in
which G.A.A. girls have won
many trophies, is in charge OF
Salli Laubaugh and JoAnn
Freitag, and this sport is ex-
elusive to the sophomores.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25

ed by joining your Chambers
Parent Teacher Association dur
ing the Membership Drive, Sep
tember 10Th to October 3rd. BY
becoming member of your
local unit, Membership Chair
men, Mrs. Charles Maloney and
Mrs. Louis Brescia point out
"you have an opportunity of
working with others fo rthe good
of your own children and all
young people everywhere. You
also will find that greater un-
derstanding between home and
school, and greater opportuni-
ties for service in the commu-
nifty will develop"
The first meeting Of the 1853
So Chambers P.T.A. year will
be held Thursday, October End
at 1870 p. m. Mrs. Theron w.
Wilder, flower show pudge, past
president of Noble Garden Club,
Garden Group Of Women's Civic
Club of Cleveland Heights;
member of Garden Club of Ohio
and Cleveland Garden Center,
will conduct a corsage making
workshop. She will have the
able assistance of another cor
sage making expert, Mrs. A. d.
Yanda. All PTAers attending
this meeting will participate in
the program and Mrs. Wilder
practically guarantees each one
will learn the "know-how" of
corsages and nosegays. Flowers,
greens, wires and all the essen
tials will be supplied for you by
your program chairmen, Mrs.
Robert A. Henderson and Mrs.
Bert Holm.
After school movies for school
children and pre-school nursery
care will enable you to visit
with your child's teacher during
refreshments.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Chisholm Dies

For 45 years in the account
ing department at Cleveland
Twist Drill Co., Fred B. CHS
holm died Monday, September
22nd in Euclid-Glenville Hos
pital where he had been a pa
tient for two weeks.
Services were conducted by
his pastor, the Rev. James H.
Sivard of the Church of the
Cross at the Edwards Funeral
Home, 13145 Euclid ave. and
interment was made in Oak Hill
Cemetery, Stoneboro, Pa. to-
day.
Mr.. Chisholm is survived by
two sisters, Miss Harriet CHS
holm, who lives at the home
14015 Baldwin ave., Mrs. Anna
Lichtenberger and a brother
Frank V. Chisholm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
TEEN WORKSHOP

The Show Y-Teen Officers
entertained neighboring East
Side Y-Teen Clubs at an Of
ficers WORKSHOP, Monday, Sep
tember %, at the East Cleve-
land Y.W.C.A.
Mrs. Wanda Mccullough, pro-
gram director spoke to group
leaders including Miss Rose
Bannaian, Y-Teen Board Ad-
visor at Shaker Senior High
School; Mrs. Mccullough, Mrs.
William Achor, Program Direc-
tor at Lakewood Y.W.C.A.; Mrs.
Patricia Forgie, Y-Teen teach
err advisor Mayfield d High
School and Mrs. William For
sythe, Shaw Y-Teen advisor.
The following Y-Teen Off
GERS were chairmen for the
workshop: Becky Morrow, presi-
dent, chairman Of the hostesses;
Sue Arnold, vice president, in
vitations; and Barbara Kirby,
chaplian-refeshments.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25

and Mrs. Edgar Dye for Mrs.
Eunice Anderson is First Grade;
Mrs. Cyril Henkel and Mrs.
Harry Podmore for Mrs. Bar
bara Newcomer is second grade:
Mrs. Georgia Parker and Mrs.
Mckinley Poore for Mrs. Mary
C. Harsh is second grade; Mrs.
Harold Ballard and Mrs. Joseph
Slagle for Mrs. Vera Gray is
third grade; Mrs. Bernard Kan
ter and Mrs. Nicholas Markus
for Mrs. Katherine Knife is
third grade; Mrs. Elias Di
Cenzi and Mrs. Robert Garlisi
for Miss Grace Conaway's
fourth grade; Mrs. William
Haker and Mrs. Edward Strome
for Miss Nancy Kirby's fourth
and fifth grade class; Mrs. Ray
mond Yarosh and Mrs. Walter
Daley for Miss Evone Ander-
sons fifth grade; Mrs. William
David and Mrs. R. Markowitz
for Mrs. Louise Crawford's
sixth grade; Mrs. William
Flaugher and Mrs. Charles Nc
Gaughey for Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Cabe's sixth grade; Mrs. Leon
ard Hirsh and Mrs. Albert Ra-
dachy for Mrs. Elizabeth Bells
Hearing Glass.
Other changes announced are
Mrs. Paul Williams, Publicity
Book; Mrs. Raymond Yarosh,
co-chairman on Refreshments;
Mrs. Richard Catlin, co-chair-
man on Decorating; and Mrs.
Harry Ball, Safety and In
surance.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
PIT. A. News
CLOTHING SALE
AT ROZELLE

AT ROZELLE
Attention bargain hunters! Is
Johnnie's good suit bursting at
the seams and are Mary's hem
lines creeping up? If so, why
not sell them at Rozelle Schools
Clothing sale on October 7th
and replace them with the cor
rect sizes? AND TOYS! This
year we are also selling large
and small toys, bicycles, dolls,
ice skates, games, etc.
Bring all items to Rozelle
School, 12917 Phillips at Eddy
I'd. and Hayden ave. on Monday,
October 9Th.
"Now is the time" and the
annual Fall and Winter Cloth
ing Sale, sponsored by the Cal
edonia PTA, is scheduled for
Wednesday, October 1st, from
9 a. m. to 9 p. m. in the base
ment of the Caledonia Branch
library, 960 Caledonia ave. The
committee handling this years
sale is headed by Mrs. R. P.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
Mrs. l.. TremagliO

One of the founders of Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church, Mrs.
Lourenzo Tremaglio, 80, dieG
September 10Th in Huron Road
Hospital. She resided at 851
Caledonia ave.
She was an early resident OF
the Collinwood neighborhood,
and a member Of the Altar and
Rosary, ST. Anthony Guild and
st. Rita societies at Holy City.
Services were held at Christ the
King Church.
Surviving are six daughters,
three sons and 21 grandchildren.
Her husband died in 1923.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
In Men1Orium
Christopher. susan fnee Lon,

Christopher, Susan (nee Longo)
IN loving memory of our dear
wife, mother and grandmother
who passed away 2 years ago
today, September 26th, 1856.
God watched you as you suffered,
He knew you had your share.
He gently closed your weary eyes
And took you in his care,
Your memory is our keepsake,
With that we'll never part.
God has you in his keeping,
We have you in our hearts.
Loving Husband.
Children and
Grandchildren
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25
PTA Membership
Fine For Parents

Now that school is in session,
it is time for parents to become
a part of their children's school
life, and this can be accomplish
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-25

Jones, chairman and Mrs. WI.
Ehrenfried, co-chairmen.
Clothing for the sale
(which must be clean and in
good repair) may be brought to
the library on Monday, Septem-
Der 10Th from 9 a. m. to a p. m.
or on Tuesday, September both
from 9 a. m. to IL noon. Such
items as boots and ice skates
are acceptable as well as cloth
ing in all sizes. The sale is spon-
sored by the PTA as a COM
munity service project as well
as a ways and means affair.
MAYFAIR ANNOUNCES
CHANGES
Mrs. Eugene Reeser, Mayfair
PTA president, announces the
following changes in the list of
officers for this year. Treas
urer, Mrs. Harry Miller; cor
responding secretary, Mrs.
Nicholas R. Tartaglia; historian,
Mrs. Jack Smith; PTA Teacher
representative, Miss Evone An
derson.
Mrs. Harry Moody, Ways and
Means Chairman and Co-Chair-
man, Mrs. Richard Macy, name
their committee as follows
Mrs. James Marriott, Mrs
Lloyd Wittenmyer, Mrs. Law
renee Haskins, Mrs. Mckinley
Poore, and Mrs. Harold Wink
ler.
Room Mother Chairman, Mrs.
Louis Komaromy, and Co-Chair-
man, Mrs. Charles Hayes, have
completed the list of room
mothers as follows:
Mrs. Charles Travis and Mrs.
Wilber Carter for Mrs. Dorothy
Hartland's morning Kindergar-
teners and Mrs. John Hudson
and Mrs. Walter Coffee for the
afternoon class. Mrs. Thomas
Cleary and Mrs. John Swagger
for Mrs. Robin Mayer is First
Grade; and Mrs. Thomas Evans
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
WESTWARD. SOUTHWARK, NoRTHWARD
Editorial Comment)


The future of Dare County and its neighbor counties
WE'LL going to hinge in the next two years the spirit
that is developed by its people these two years This flu
ture can be as big as the combined abilities and leadership
of the people wish to make it. This future only be
sured by sufficient number of people catching the spirit
of the thing who will develop the vision to grasp it, and who
are ready and in position to join in spirit of cooperation
with the leadership of this district this state and this nation
to bring bear problems the influence and the
sources that available for usorces that all about
u.s. waiting for to utilize them and make them beneficial
to all the people
Dare County future income depends on ability to
continue its development the nations playground Every
person who has land to SELL who has services to offer who
has business establishment to the public must go
forward in spirit of unity to make region interesting
All of must realize that be left unturned
loose ends be left lying around values be lost sight
if intend to go forward And there hope for
less keep going forward There thing stop
merely saying that getting nowhere, while busy
world and restessy the march, is passing by The
people neighborhood in todays modern world content
with the thought of holding own are surely and
tainly dropping behind.
We not only have to have region that is attractive
people they here but must every
surface possibilities the next four years. we might
by working together bring in millions of visitors and
many millions of dollars of investment We have made
great gains in recent but greater gains may be
pected and greater gains should Another years
should our business double.
We know that everyone cannot alike Many people
view things only by the horizon which surrounds them The
who content to remain always in spot who
happy little cottage cannot readily nor care
about the Importance of the viewpoints of distant peope
But cannot go forward by being merely contented with
from others and apply the knowledge obtained in constant
march for progress.
We know that we are limited in our own abilities and
views yet have welcomed every opportunity to talk TO-
and to listen to- people outside We welcome their viewpoint
We must meet them somewhere in between we expect to
See COMMENT, Page Four