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Smyrna times., 1958-09-18
COmical Oddities
Add Flavor To
Citizens Hose Go.
History Account

The history of the Citizens
Hose Company, hosts for this
years state convention, con.
tains some amusing episodes
which have occurred over the
years. In keeping with the ole
policy of playing the perfect
hosts, members of the company
wish to share some of these ex.
periences with townspeople ano
delegates to the 1858 conven.
ton.
Some older residents of Smyr-
ma may still call to mind an in.
cident which occurred in Sep.
TENDER of 1920, when the local
volunteers were called to the
farm of Wilson Emmert in
White Hall Neck where a barn
was afire. Harry Turner, second
assistant chief, would not per-
nit John Morris to crank the
truck, claiming it was the re-
sponsibility of the driver, Wal
lace Elterich. Mr.. Elterich final
ly arrived on the scene, crank
ed the truck, and the alarm was
answered.
Another 1920 incident occur
red on Christmas Eve when an
urgent plea for assistance was
received from Odessa volun-
teers. Harry Turner and Wilson
Carson objected to taking the
fire truck out of town. In the
confusion that followed, Odessa
called back and said not to
bother coming at all. They had
matters we'll in hand by that
time.
A chimney and roof fire at the
home of John Jacobs, Sr., arous-
ed firemen on January 10, 1923.
The blaze, which caused damage
estimated at $50, was out on ar
rival of volunteers. Fire depart
ment records state that 'Mr.
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Citizens Hose Company NearS
18th Anniversary OF Founding

One winter evening u years
ago, a small group of citizens
gathered to consider the forma-
ton of a community freight
ing organization. 1t was on this
night, January 6, 1886, that the
Citizens Hose Company had its
inception. Little did these hardy
individuals realize at the time
the significance their decision
would have on the generations
to follow.
In 1887, under authority of an
act of the Delaware State Legis-
lature, the company was incor-
porated in the town of Smyrna.
The twenty-siX charter mem
bers, none of which are now liv-
ing, chose Samuel Taylor as
their president and B. V. Weld
on as their first chief.
Since the efficiency with
which any organization func-
tons largely depends on the
capital with which it must work,
it was decided to conduct a pub
lie subscription for funds. This
first endeavor netted the COM
pany $96l, sufficient at that
time for purchase of hand
pulled hose cart and ladder
wagon.
During its nearly three-quar-
tiers of a century existence, the
company has been housed in
Smyrna times., 1958-09-18

two locations. At first it was
lodged in the Town Hall build
ing on South Main Street where
garage space was available. A
fire bell used for sounding
alarms was hung in the tower
atop the building in l887-for a
total cost of $50.
Arrangements were made with
Ben Turner, who hauled coal to
the light plant for the town, for
use of his team of horses to pull
equipment to fires. This ar
rangement marked the first step
forward in responding to alarms,
a departure from the outdated
hand-drawn equipment which
often arrived on the scene in
time only to eXtinguish the de
bris.
In May, 1916, after twenty
years use of originally-purchas-
ed equipment, the rapidly in
creasing demand for improved,
modernized facilities resulted in
the purchase of a 6-cylinder
Observation-Disclosures triple-com-
bination engine. Warner w.
Price, Sr., was elected chief driv-
er of the new vehicle. Clement
Sapp, Wallace Elterich and Har-
ry Turner were named assist
ants. Five hundred feet of new
rubber hose was also purchased
for the new engine to replace
the older cotton jacket type.
A motion was adopted at this
time which stated that the en-
CINE would not leave the fire
house until at least five men
were on hand.
After spending "a years in
the Town Hall building, officials
of the Citizens Hose Company
began to ponder the need for
separate, enlarged quarters. A
committee was appointed to in
vestigate the purchase of a per-
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Nine Companies
Formed Original
State Association
AT Milford In II

The Delaware Volunteer Fire
mems Association which is hold
ing its annual two-day meeting
here tomorrow and Saturday
was organized at Milford on
February "a, 1921, with dele
gates from nine companies pre-
sent. At that time officers were
elected and bylaws adopted.
The first regular convention
was held July l, 1921, as the
guest of the Laurel Fire Depart
ment. Thirteen companies were
represented. The organization
has continued to hold conven-
tions regularly each year with
the exception of years l942-43-
A, when gatherings were re-
stricted by the war to executive
meetings. 1t was decided that
during these years the volunteer
firemen would stick to the job
of winning the war and leave
the business of the organization
to be conducted by state officers
and committee members.
On December 30, 1880, the
Mutual Relief Association was
organized and incorporated as a
part of the State Firemen's As
ISOLATION, with a membership of
eighteen companies. This organ
ization has grown to the present
strength of Sd companies, and
no doubt will continue to grow
until it also is 100 per cent
organization.
The volunteer firemen of the
State can feel with great salts
faction that they have made the
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manent fire house building. AS
a result of this study the Nc
Dowell property on West Com
merce Street was purchased in
1924 for $500. Plans for con-
struction of a new structure on
the property were drawn and
work on the project completed
in 1925.
The building remained intact
until l948 when it was decided
to remodel the front. Doors
were widened to accommodate
new equipment and overhead
doors were installed. The pro-
perty of Horace David adjoining
the fire house was purchased
for $4,000, making possible de-
molition Of the house for a new
building addition in 1854.
Since its inception back in
1886, the Citizens Hose Com
pany, Inc. has grown to become
one of the best fire-fghting
groups in the state of Delaware.
1t has increased from twenty
six members back on that night
in 1886 to 1872 today. The COM
pany, its history, a proud and
colorful one, will long be re-
membered as an institution
which has survived and pros
pered from the crossroads vii
lage of decades ago to the thriv-
ing town which exists today.
Smyrna times., 1958-09-18
Three State Heads
Came From Area

One member of the Citizens
Hose Company and two mem
bers of the Clayton Fire Com
pany have served as president
of the Delaware Volunteer Fire
mems Association during its ex-
istence. None are now living.
Harry Collins of Smyrna headed
the group in 1927. He died April
10, 1889. Lewis A. Walker,
first Clayton member to hold
the high-ranking state post, died
while in office in 1899. He was
succeeded by Leroy Truitt of
Bridgeville. Fred E. Burke was
the last local volunteer to hold
the presidents Office. A member
of the Clayton company, he died
soon after vacating office in
November, 1850.
Smyrna times., 1958-09-18


Bradley of the organizations Fred Harris
the
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Bingo Resolution
To Be Introduced

A resolution urging voters
to vote in favor of bingo at the
referendum to be held in con-
junction with the November elec-
ton will be offered at the con-
vention of the Delaware State
Volunteer Firemen's Associa-
ton which opens here tomor-
row. The resolution, to be pre-
sented by the New Castle
County Volunteer Firemen's
Association, was adopted by
the organization at a meeting
held last Thursday night in the
Holloway Terrace Fire Hall.
DIN Thomas of the Aetna Hose,
Hook and Ladder Company of
Newark, presided at the meet
ing.
Smyrna times., 1958-09-18

The Delaware Volunteer Fire
mems AuXiliaries Association
was organized in September,
1887, in the Fire House of the
Robbins Hose Company at Dow
er. Seventeen auxiliaries were
represented. Mrs. Nan Laws
Woods of Richardson Park was
the organizer.
Presidents are elected from
the same county as are the fire
men, and rotate from the three
counties.
A joint memorial service is
held with the firemen on the
second Sunday in May at Dow
er.
There are 43 organized auXili-
aries in the state. Forty-two are
members of the State Associa-
zion. Each county also has its
own association. New Castle
Smyrna times., 1958-09-18
Auxiliary Association Embarks On
2lst Year OF Service To Firemen

was organized in 1888, Kent in
July 1910, and Sussex in Aug
ust 1910.
The aim of the organization
is to be of service to the local
companies and assist whenever
called upon by the volunteer
firemen.
The oldest auxiliary unit in
the state is that of the Elsmere
Fire Company. A member of the
New Castle County Association,
it was first formed in March,
1921.
Smyrna times., 1958-09-18
Parade Trophies
In Store Window

A colorful and interesting
display has been arranged in
the window at Wootten's Cloth
ing Store on West Commerce
Street in preparation for the
firemen's convention here this
week. i
1t is highlighted by four
trophies which will be present
ed after the convention parade
on Saturday, Sept. 20. They
include the Governors trophy
which will be awarded to the
best appearing fire company
with band in the parade; a
trophy donated by Hugh Smith,
Wilmington for the Delaware
high school band with best ap-
pearance; the Mayor Eugene
Lammot, Wilmington trophy for
the best appearing company
without a band; and the j. Hen
ry Topkis, Wilmington trophy
for the best appearing Ladies
Of great interest are several
items dating from the early
days of the Citizens Hose Com
pany, including leather buckets
used during the days of the
bucket brigade; the company
banner used for many years,
Did nozzles, and old helmets.
The background to the dis
play is composed of many pic
.ures of the fire house as it has
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Fourth Convention Here

The 38th annual convention
of the Delaware State Volunteer
Firemen's Association which be-
gins here tomorrow will mark
the fourth time in the history of
the organization that the meet
ing has been held in Smyrna.
Just six years ago, in August,
1852, representatives of COM
panies around the state gather
ed in this northern Kent town.
Other past parlays which took
place here were in July, 1925
and September, 1910.
Smyrna times., 1958-09-18

The Auxiares of the Delaware Volunteer Fremens Asso
citation will hold their annual meeting here Saturday. Sept 90
conjunction with the 38th annual fremens convention Mrs
Marie Saunders of the Ladies Auxiliary Aetna Hose Company
Newark is president of the state association Members of the
Citizens Hose Company Auxiliary will host the meeting Mrs
Adde David chairman of the committee in charge of arrange
She is being assisted by Mrs Ruth Leage president of
the
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Bradley State Officer

E. Reynolds Bradley, secre-
tary-treasurer of the Citizens
Hose Company for the past five
years, also has served as secre-
tary of the Delaware Volunteer
Firemen's Association for the
past two years.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

10 que los Estados Unidos po-
seen considerable information
respecto a las maquinaciones de
Canal Abdel Nasser, que no Sc
ma hecho publica hasta ahora.
Todo este proporcionara a Eli
senhoWer nuevas armas para la
c%onferencia de los grandes.
Ell Primer Magistrate norte-
americana diJo aver a Khrush-
chew. que los Estados Unidos es-
tan dispuestos a acudir a una
reunion de iefes de gobierno, 81
Russia esta dispuesta a seguir los
procedimientos de las Naciones
Unidas.
Hizo saber, sin embargo, que
aunque Ia reunion sc limitara al
Cercano Oriente, los Estados Uni.
dos no aceptaran que Sc consi-
deren solo las acusaciones rusas
de aggression occidental en- ell Ii.
bano y Jordania Hizo saber que
este pals insIstira en- tratar sus
acusaciones de aggression indirec.
ia" de Russia y la Republica Ara
be Unida en- Ia IONA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
TExTo 80.
(viene de Ia Primera)

clones militares, valientes pro-
testas de todas las instituciones
civicaS del pals, Sc han undo a
herolcas acciones en- Santiago,
Matanzas, La Habana, Cienfue-
COS y Sagua la Grande. En- las
ciudades Ell SABOTAGE, Ell atenta-
do, y multiples formas de la lu.
cha revolucionaria han probado
ell espiritu indomable de una ge.
neracion fiel a las estrofas in
morales del himno bayames de
que 'morir por la patria es vi
Vir".
Ell proceso insurreccional Sc
ha extendido a TODD ell pals. En-
las regiones montanosas de Gu
ba Sc han alberto nuevos fren-
ties conStantemente al enemigo.
Actualmente en- Ia Sierra Macs
ira, miles y miles de soldados,
en- la mas grande ofensiva inten.
tada por Batista, Sc estrellan
contra ell coraje de los comba-
tlentss revolucionarios que de.
flenden palmo a palmo, hasta
la ultima gotta de sangre, los to-
%rritorios de Cuba. En- la IONA
de Oriente, librando grandes
combateS fuerzas de la columna
numero .seis Frank Pals" do
mlnan la tercera parte de la pro-
vlncia. En- las llanuras de Orien-
te, la columna numerO dos, Sc
bate desde Manzanillo hasta la
region camagiieyana de Nuevi-
taS. En- Las Villas, ell frente del
Escambray del Directorio Revo-
luclonario, lleva varios meses pc
leando bravamente y hacienda
lncursiores por la provincial CEN
trail de Cuba. En- aquella provin-
cha Sc baten tambien nucleos au.
tenticos y del rs de Julio. En-
Clenfuegos y Yaguajay, guerri-
Has operan en- aMtanzas y en-
Pinar del Rio. En- cada rinc6n
de Cuba, una lucha a muerte Sc
libra entire la libertad y la tira-
MIA, mientras en- ell extraniero
numerosos exilados y emigrados
Sc esfuerzan por liberar a la pa.
tria oprimida.
Conscientes de que la coordi-
nacion de los esfuerzos humanos,
DE los recursos belicos, de las
fuerzas civicas, de los sectores
politlcos y revolucionarios de to-
dos los nucleoS oposicionistas.
clviles, militares, obreros, estu.
diantlles, PROFESSIONALS, econ6mi.
cos = populares, pueden derro.
car a la Dictadura en- un esfuer.
20 supreme, los firmantes de es.
te documento unimos nuestro
aporte, al adoptar un acuerdo en-
favor de un gran frente civico
revolucionario de lucha de todos
los sectores, para que codo con
codo aportando eada uno SUI pa
triotismo y sus esfuerzos, unidos
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
DIARI0 LAS AMEPIcAs-pSc. II

Repdplica, sino contra Batist&,
unico obstaculo q la Paz, que de-
sean, anhelan y necesitan todos
los cubanos, civiles y m~ilitares.
A los obreros, a los estudiantes,
a los PROFESSIONALS, a los conner
ciantes e induStriales, colonos,
hacendados, y ~csmpesinos, a los
cubanos de todas las religiones,
ideologias o razas, pedimos que
Sc unan a este esfuerZo liberia
dor, que derrocara a la infame
tirania que durante amos ha re-
gado con sangre ell suelo de In
patria, segando sus mejores re-
servas humans, arruinando 81
economic, perturbando hasta sus
cimientos todas las instituciones
cubanas, al interrumpir ell pro-
ceso democratico y constitucio-
nal del pals al que ha conduct
do a esta cruenta guerra civil
que finaliZara con ell triunfo de
la revolution por ell esfuerzo uni
do de todos. Ha llegado la bora
de que la inteligencia, Ell patrio-
tismo, eI valor y ell civismo de
suS hombres y mujeres salve a
la palria oprimida por la deci-
sion de todos los que sentimos
muy en- 10 hondo, ell destino his
t6rico de nuestra nacion, su
derecho a ser libre y a consti-
tuir en- la comunidad democrat
tica como forma esencial de vi
da, ell porvenir hermoso a que
tiene derecho por su Historic Y
por las inmensas posibilidades
que lie dan sus riquezas natura-
les = la ~capacidad indudable de
sus hijos Exhortamos a todas las
fuerzas revolucionarias, civicas y
politicas del pals a que suscri-
ban esta declaration de Unidad
y posteriormente, tan pronto las
CIRCUMSTANCES 10 permitan, cele-
braremos una reunion de delega-
dos Gle todos los s%ectores, sin ex-
clusion alguns para discutir y
aprobar las bases de la Unidad.
Territorio Libre de Cuba, pa
ra Caracas, Julio 20 de 1858.
DIR. Fidel Castro Ruiz, Movi-
miento Revoluclonario rs de Ju-
lilo; DIR. Carlos PRO S~ocarras, Or
ganlzacion Autentica: DIR. E. Ro.
drfguez Loeche, Directorio Re-
volucionario; David Salvador,
Orlando Blanco, Pascasio Line.
ras, Lauro Blanco, Jose M. Agui.
lera; Angel Cofiho, "Por Unidad
Obrera"i DR.. Manuel A. de Va.
roma, Partido Revolucionario Gu.
bano, GAY, DR.. Manuel Bisbe,
Partido Pueblo Cubano, (Orto-
doxos), Lincoln Rod6n, Partido
Democratic; Jose Puente, Omar
Fernandez, Federation Estudian.
til Universitaria; Cap. G. Rodrf.
guez V~illaverde, Organization
Militar "A de Abril"; Justo Ca.
rrillo Hernandez Agrupaci6n
Montecristi; DIR. Angel M. Santos
Buch, Movimiento de Resistencis
Civica; DIR. Jose Miro CardOna.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
tviene de la primera)

Luis Mufos Marin, p~ronunci6 TN
discourse en- que atac6 a los dos
partidos de oposici6n, que abogan
para que Puerto Rico sea naci6n
independents, uno, y para que sea
hecho estado de la union, Ell otro,
Sostuvo que ell estado legal actual
es resultado directo de la voluntad
popular.
Dirigiendose al DR.. Eisenhower,
lie dijo: "Llevad a vuestro hermano
Ell mensaje del pueblo de Puerto
Rico que quiere permanecer vim
culado a Estados Unidos, como es-
tado Libre Asociado, y undo a to-
dos. los pueblos americanos del
norte y del sur, mediante los pro-
fundos vinculos de la aspiration
democratica".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
DOMINGO, 27 DE JULIO DE 1858

arrojemos del poder q la Dicta-
dura criminal de Fulgencio b.
tista y devolvamos a Cuba la paZ
ansiada Y ell encaukamiento de-
mocratico que conduzcan a nues-
tro pueblo al desarrollo de su
libertad, de SUI riqueza y de su
progreso Todos estamos de
acuerdo en- la necesidad de unir-
nos y ell pueblo asi 10 demanda.
Tres puntos son los pilares de
eSta union de las fuerzas oposi-
cionIstaS cubanas:
PRIMERO' Estrategia comdn
de lucha para derrocar la tira-
MIA mediante la insurreccion ar
mazda, r%eforzando en- I'm plazo
minlmo todos los frentes de COM
bate, armando a los miles de GU
banos que estan dispuestos a
combatir por la libertad. Movi-
1izacion popular de todas las
fuerzas obreras civicas, profe-
sionales, econ6micas, para cul-
minar ell esfuerzo civico en- una
gran huelga general, y ell belico
en- una acci6n armada conjunta-
mente en- TODD ell pals. De este
empeno comun, Cuba surgira IL
bre y Sc evitars nueva y doloro-
sa efusion de sangre de las ne
jores reservas de la patria. La
victoria sera possible siempre, pc
70 mas tardia, de no coordinarse
las actividades de las fuerzas
oposicionistas.
SEGUNDO: Conducir al pals,
a la caida del tirano mediante
I'm breve gobierno provisional,
a su normalidad, encauzandola
por ell procedimiento costitucio-
nal y democratico.
TERCERO: Programa minimo
de gobierno que garantice ell
castigo de los c~ulpables, los de-
rechos de los trabajadores, ell
cumplimiento de los compromi-
SOS lnternacionales, Ell orden, la
paz, la libertad. y ell progreso
econ0mlco, social e Institutional
del pueblo cubano.
AL pedirle al Gobierno de los
Estados Unidos que cese toda
ayuda belica y de cualquier or
den al Dictator, performances
nuestra posture en- defensa de
la soberania nacional y la ira
dicion .ivilista y republican,
de Cuba.
A los militares decimos que ha
llegado ell instante de que ME
guen su apoyo a la tiranfa; que
confiamos en- ellos, que sabemos
que hay hombres dignos en- las
fuerzas armadas y que 81 en- Ell
pasado, c~enternares de oficiales,
classes y soldados, han pagado
con la vida, la prisi6n, Ell destie-
FRO o ell retro, SUI amor a la IL
bertad y su oposici6n a la tira-
mia, muchos quedan en- esa acti-
tud. Esta no es una guerra con-
ira los Institutes Armados de la
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

(viene de Ia primera)

Y luego replied a las tipicas
preguntas norteamericanas: Isl;
me besaron una sola vez. No; no
tengo novio. Salgo con joveneS, ST,
pero solo son amigos.
La ~excitacion que Sentia en- csc
momento Gladys Gender, la Miss
Universe saliente, fuetan grande,
que en- vano trataba de colocar la
corona en- la cabeza de SUI amiga de
Colombia. Primero estaba dema-
siado atras y, cuando quiso mover
la, cay6 demasiado adelante, So
bre la frente de Luz Marina.
FL anunciador del espectaculo, By
ron Palmer, tuvo que acudir en-
auxili de las dos j6venes y por I'll.
timo la corona qued6 firmemente
colocada en- la cabeza de Miss Uni
verso 1858.
La corona, ell manic real y ell
cetro convirtieron a una hermoSa
joven en- traje de BANJO en- una Rel
ma de cuento de hadas. Con los
ojos levantadoS hacia ell cielo os-
euro, la boca alberta y riendo de
felicidad, Miss Universe, canine
por Ia pasarela por entire la concu-
rrencia y al llegar al fondo volvio
hacia ell escenario en- medic de los
aplausos del publico,
POLICIA INVESTIGA ROBO
DE JOYAS
LONG BEACH, julio 26 CUPID
I'm vagabundo paso la noche en-
la carcel de Long Beach, despues
de fracasar en- SUI intento de To-
graz un premio para Ell, en- ell con-
curse para elegir a Miss Universe.
BESIDE SUI zelda en- la %carcel, Do
maid G. La ROGUE podia escuchar
las sirenas de la policia, que escol-
taban a las j6venes, del concur
so hacia ell Auditorium Municipal
de los Angeles.
La ROGUE sera instruido de car
COS Ell proXlmo lunes y tendra
que explicar, que hacia en- su pc.
session un anillo, un reloj de pull
sera y 100 dolares que pertenecian
a la joven peruana.
La ROGUE entro al salon princi-
pal del Hotel Lafayette, donde es
hospedan las competidoras, y des-
pues de If hasta la azotea del edifi-
clio entro por una ventana al Guar
to de Miss Universe.
La ROGUE estuvo a punto dc fu-
garse pero I'm registro rutinario
hecho por la policia halo en- SUI
possession las joyas de Gladys Zen
der. Miss Universe, una de las j6,
venes mejor vestidas del concurso,
posee alrededor de $4,000 dolares
en- joyas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
TAN PROMO
(Viene de la primera)

tN1ene de la prlmera)
dos Un;dos recaica su deseo de
retirar sus fuerzas tan pronto
como las Naciones Unidas pue-
da actuar efectivamente, para
asegurar la independence e in
tegridad territorial de ese es-
tado"
Nkrumah y Eisenhower tam
bien recalcaron su determine
cion de fortaleter las Naciones
Unldas en- interes de la paz del
mundo basada en- la justicia in
ternaciCnal.
ACUSARIA A RUSSIA Y
EGIPTO DE SUBVERSION E
lNTRIGA
WASHINGTON, julio rs.
CUPID Ell Presidente Eisenho-
wer esta dispuesto a acusar a
Russia y a la Republica Arabe
Unida de subversi6n E intriga
Destructive en- ell Levante 81 Sc
r%eallza la co%nfereocia de jefes
de goblerno
En- circulas infnrpadnx. u di.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
Libre Asociado de Puerto
Rico es 0tro EjempIo Para Russia
Y ell Leyante: Milton Eisenhower

deres politicos de Isabella ell tratar
de c%onseguir que una disposition
similar Sc incluya en- ell Reglamen-
10 del Partido Popular Democrati-
co para que cubra cualquier case
que Surja en- ell future en- Suales-
quiera de los %municipios de Puer-
to Rico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
COMO
tContinuaci6n de Ia Psgina -

Continuation de Ia Psgina -
en- solicitud de orc, de grandes va
cimientos de esmeraldas considera-
das como los mas ricos del mundo.
La exploitation de esmeraldas
ha estado cast detenida en- Colon
bia para evitar la Decentralization
de las piedras, pero ell descubri-
miento de Rodesia ha hecho\ que
salgan numerosoS defensores de la
tests opuesta, es decir que Sc reali-
ce y permita la exploitation en-
grande escala de las minas COLON.
bianas aunque signifique una caida
en- los precios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

81 Harley Davidson. buenas eondicio-
mes. Buena compra $3.50. 325 Ridgewood
Rid. Key Biscayne. EN- 1881
t4540) 40,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

que no estan inmunes a esos bach
los, podria causarles diarrea y do
lor, mientras que cast todos los bo-
ricuas estan tan acostumbrados a
situaclones parecidas que no sufri-
rian ningdn trastorno digestive de-.
Dido a los bacilos coliformes.