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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

CT bedrms.. 2 full baths, nm
ished rec. rm, nrepls. July
equip. kit, with dishwasher, dis.
posal and eating space; ls.acre loi
with all city utils. Cow. 70 eoun-
ny club ior ne o. s15sr N ths i en-
3. O. oERAcHIs CO. Realtors,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

Commander must sell his 3-bed-
rm. rambler in wooded area near
Arl. blvd; sep. din. rm.. full walk:
out bsmt.. caIport. dead-end
street; only $iS,2SO: FAA or as
down payment and terms to suit.
ia. b-6SOO. SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO. Realtors, 2055 Wilson blvd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

LUXURY LIVING in almost new
brick rambler. conveniently To-
Gated. choice neighborhood. N.
Arl.. near bus, shopping. and new
Dennis J. O'connell High School:
3 bedrms., formal dining rm.,
beautiful living rn. and de luxe
kitchen on LIST level: = nice, laree
paneled bedrms. in expansion at
gear garage; "a baths: large,
Handicapped corner fenced lot; low
3Os. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
Realtors, ia. 5-6S0o, 2OSS Will
son blvd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

ST ACRES - 85-ft. built
rambler: 3 bedrms; on ridge
with q view In every direction
semi L shaped; liv. rm. din. rm
comb, de luxe kit, liv. rm. with
beamed ceiling and gorgeous stone
irepl. 6acrifice sale under $50
600 MANNAS REALTY. JE
- nan
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

$3.50 PEE IT. for commercial
ground on osorsis ave: 800, deal ,i,, tol
:s 1866 S DosA iiSnt TG aouE iiifi
4 Co. 10. 4-SO22.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
SUMMER HOMES

SUMMER HOME or year.round use
Lee. Hv. rm., bar, fireplace. 3
bedFms.: oil. hot-air heat; water
rishts on Lake Jackson. Call MI
W y.lsps 81. G $500 ~ 6 s-sls 80.
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AUT0MoTIVE MISC.
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

1852 FORD TRACTOR. backhos
and BLADE; oyerihauled; Si,!5,99O;,
pin backhoe and loader. demons
strator: big discount or trade.
THE WILBAR CO.
315S JET. davis Hwy, Arl., Va.
Otis 4-6OSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
GARDEN PARADISE

GARDEN PARADISE
We are looking for q family who
will love Nature In all its glory
come summer. Flowers, trees and
shrubs TO your hearts delight on
this h-acre lot Along with this y
a Picture BOOK RAMBLER"
with attached garage: separate din
inc room. = bedrooms. living room
with fireplace and enclosed porch.
Has to be seen 20 Be appreciated.
Total price sig ;9e0. Cal ns I ior an
ICE. INC, 222 n Giebe I'd. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

CHARMING 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier on lovely lot. in choice N
Arl. residential area. Liv.. rm. with
fireplace. fully equip. kit. with
table space: att garage: fenced
yard: walk to express trans. Ask
ing S17,95O. For further details
call THE DARBY CO, Realtors,
1918 Wilson blvd. IA. 5-93e3.
Once open 2 till q.
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CORP. Realtors RS

ACT FAST-spring is here (honestl
and you'll want this home With
lots Of garden space and fenced
in back yard; 3 bedrms., big Twins
with table space: partial storage
basement and pull-down stairway
to storage attic; better. than-nev
house condition: almost forgot thu
huge porch; ST., $50. HoLLEY
REALTY. $500 Lee hwy. IKE
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ATTENTIoN! RgILp.lERs
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

FLATS, SMALL HOUSES. APIS.
GARAGES, COMMERCIAL PROPS,
NE. s.e025. BARRY CO. La: 6-312g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

Tor LOCATION, only block from
I,orcom lane and in new-house
condition-This distinctive brick
Colonial has Ia baths. huge
Pri eed'q risSt At sso.s5o. Immedi:
ate possession. Call ia. 4:1300 9
til 9; N; 7, BRoYHILL g. SONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

MILLIoN-DOLLAR VIEW from this
n as.d o ON o1iSs ToH0s es.a1n a
3 large bedrooms, = full baths,
cOxI 4-ft. living rm. with beautiful
hoor-to- Collins bay window and
fireplace. huge kitchen with fam
fly eatins space and an-elec;
equipment, including eye-level
oven and tabletop range: hot
water Dashboard heat: full bsmt.
with end fireplace; built-in "a,
miles to D. C. and only minutes
FOR FOR Suck SALE. $50. $50.
SHANNON q LUCHS Co, Real
tors, ia S-6S00. 2055 Wilson
boulevard
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HOUSE FOR SALE-vA.
icoNIlNuEpl
ASSUME $4,000, 4isF LOAN
n Ari.: Si6,950. MANNAS REAL

EXTRA SPECIAL!-Beaut. thick
carpeting goes with this immac. :,
3-bedrm. home. Pretty bright Kit,
and long liv. rm. with din. area;
easy to heat. dble insulation
very Ice; lot "a! !AnchSr fenced SSo in in
mo, incl. taxes. MUNSoN REAL
TY 1E O.ORQ1
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HOUSE FoR SALIVA.

4 BEDRMs., ~ baths. elxl2 Nv
s s0rn. Si'R lot rs spa1asc s s s.:an. E 81
s: q. GERAcHis CO., Realtors
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1-9300: Open 3 70 2.

BPLIT LEVEL on A WOODED
LOWE can give you imme-
date occupancy in this new
3-bedrm. home with q huge den
bedrm.. ga baths, 1s-ft sep
dining rm.. fully equip kit. with
breakfast nook. large carport
with storage shed. The eft. liv-
inz rm. with picture window IS
at the rear OF this home which
overlooks a is-acre beautifully
wooded lot. including many. dog
wood trees which will shortly
S22.375. WITH A 30-YEAR CT
LOAN AVAILABLE. Don't delay
cali today. LURIA BROS. Real
tors. ia. 7-s500, 204S Wilson
blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

HOME AND INVESTMENT : Let
9-rm., 6-bath. DWELLING. located IN
s. Arlington, Just on Columbia
pike: plenty Of fruit and shade
trees, on lot lO0xl4O: only $4,000
cash will handle. A wonderful op.
portunity. to set into the landlord
W. BERENS SALES. INC, Real
kAW~ E-DRC0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04


SEE PHOTOS showing inside, out
side and area Of our new listings.
w. D. Whitener Realty. ia. 1888,
Federated Photo Listing Member
Copies avail to zoo indiv: ofnees.
ATTRACTIVE. 4-BEDRM.. l,.-bath,
slate-roof home: only S725 cash
down FHA. What q buy this one
IS Just look Beautiful liv. rm.
with frepl. separate din. rm.;
equipped kitchen. bedrms. and
large closets. End floor; full bsmt:
with den or study and enclosed
half bath. separate garage. lovely
level lot Owner leaving area,
immediate possession; good close.
in location, nr schools. bus and
Shopping This one will soon sell
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.. IA
-
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1880 and the price is below FLA
appraisal-2-bedrm. and den brk,
rambler; close-in All, location. |
table space; fenced yard, auto.
washer. Low, low down payment.
For further details call THE OAR
BY Co, Realtors, 2319 Wilson
blvd. IA. 5-9393. once open .
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

IN PRIVATE COMMUNITY, on Sew.
ern River - Studio apartment,
suitable for 2 adults: clubhouse
and beach PRIVILEGES. Call Victor
9-442l.
Beverley Beach Cottages
Rented By Week or Month
BRYANT REAL ESTATE
University 7-20el
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08
HAVE YOU MET :.
Many New Geauga Residents
Move into Area Homes

Roberts works at Mentor Pro-
ducts. The couple have four chill
dren: Gloria, 9; Darlene, Z; An
drew, 4; and Gwendolyn, 10
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. william West
have purchased a new home on
Euclid Rd., where they
recently moved from Warrens-
vile Heights. Both are enter
tainerS on the Farm Bureau
Jamboree on WEWS-TV. Mrs.
West (Dottie) is a featured sing
er and he is in the band. Mr..
West also works at Republic
Steel and she is q Stanley Home
Products demonstration. The
couple have two sons, William,
5, and Richard, 2.
CHESTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Loret-
itsch have purchased a new
home at los Lincoln DR.. where
t h ey recently moved from
Cleveland. Mrs. Loretitsch is a
wire drawer for Lincoln Elec-
trio Co., Euclid. The couple
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08
CHARDON

Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett Win
frey are renting an apartment
at 3O1 South St., Chardon, a.
waiting the purchase of home
at Lake Auilla. They were
Chardon residents before NOV
ing to Painesville and Mentor
Mr.. Winfrey is employed at
Cleveland Crane in Wickliffe
and at the Breckenridge Tool
Co. in Mentor. The couple have
two children, Joey, 5, and San
dy, 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Roy are
renting an apartment at 120
North St., Chardon. Married in
December, they moved here
from Harman, w. Va. Mr.. Roy
is employed at Tom Whites or
chard in Hambden and Mrs.
Roy works at Assembly Pro
ducts in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roberts
are renting a home on ChardOn-
Mentor Rd., where they moved
recently from Huntsburg. Mr.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08
Receive Bids
for Auburn Rd.

Bids for paving two gravel
surfaced sections of Auburn Rd.
in Newbury and MunSon Town
ships were opened recently by
the Ohio Department of High
ways.
A. J. Ronyak Inc, Burton,
submitted the apparent low bid
of $48, ,409. Department estimate
which includes engineering and
securing right-of-way, is $53 ,248.
Combined length of the two
sections is 1.8 miles. Compile
ton date is set for Aug. Is.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08
gives TOP 0CTANE POWER for 8 cars out of 10!

It's here! It's now at all Sohio stations! It's
new Extron Gasoline that gives out of 10
cars top octane power and maximum mileage!
SUCCESSOR TO SOHO X-TANE
New Sohio Extron replaces and surpasses
famous Soho X-tane, long the largest-selling
gasoline in Ohio
FOR BOTH PREMIUM
AND REGULAR" GAS USERS
Now thousands of premium gas users will be
able to switch to new Extron and save money
on every gallon they use! Now thousands of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08
BLR VS.

The Geauga Record wishes
many happy returns to the fol-
lowing who have birthdays dur
ing the approaching week. If
you will send us the birthdateS
of your friends and relatives
they will be remembered in this
column.
Friday, May 8
Mrs. Rose Miller, Mayfield
Rd., Rt. 5, Chardon.
Robert B. Williams, Chardon.
Clark Russell, Chardon.
Sunday, May Ii
Joan OstroSky, East Claridon.
Charles Schleicher, King Me-
mortal Highway, Chardon.
Mrs. Marion McGill Grye
Dolker, Cleveland, formerly of
Chester.
Monday, May IL
James Stoner, Chester.
Mrs. Mable Rynearson,
David Glen Rynearson, Cleve-
land.
Tuesday, May I3
Charlene Heiden, Chardon.
Janet Lee Folk, East Clari-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08

James r. Phillips, 215 N.
Hambden ST., Chardon.
James Bell Jr., 119 Ferris
Ave, Chardon.
Jesse Dowell, Chester.
Roger Smith, Battles Court,
Chardon.
Robert L. McKim, Rt. 8,
Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08
AN EXTRON EXTRA!
KEEPS CARBURETORS CLEAN!

New Extron now offers an important new
benefit for your carburetor. 1t prevents the
formation of carburetor throat deposits. BY
keeping carburetors clean and in better work.
ing condition, Extron assures smoother idling
and greater freedom from stalling. Extron is
ready for you now at your nearby Soho station!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08

don.
4
Thursday, May Is
Mrs. Robert Barnes, Chardon
Louis Harrington, Munson.
Joyce Miller, North ST., Char
don.
Judy Ruth Grant, 307 S. Ham
bden ST., Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08


Bruce, IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Howarth
have purchased a new home at
105 Greenfield Trail, Chester,
moving here with their three
sons from Cleveland. Mr.. How
arth is a teacher of Mechanical
Drawing and machine shop at
University School in Shaker
Heights. The sons are Donald,
8, John, 5, and Robert 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. 10th
have moved to 115 Hickory Dr.,
Chester, with their two-year-old
son, Mark. Mr.. 10th is a drafts
man at Thompson Products. The
couple moved here from East
Cleveland.
New residents at 240 Green
DR.. are Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lorber, who, with their two chill
dren, have moved from Cleve-
land. Mr.. Lorber is a machiniSt
for the New Yor Central rail-
road. The children are Heather,
IL, and Scott, 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Evans
have moved to 2475 Mulberry
Rd. from South Euclid Mr.. Ev-
ans is a chemist at Master
Mechanic Co., Cleveland, and
a research chemist at Case. The
couple moved here from South
Euclid with their daughter, Bar
bara, II, and twins Alan and
Sally, 8. A sixth member of the
family is Barbara's horse, Jet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hahn are
renting a home at 1140 Caves
Rd., having moved here from
Mayfield Village with their two
sons, David, 31a, and Danny, 2.
Mr.. Hahn is a driver for the
Redifer Bus Co., Cleveland.
New residents at 100 Mayfield
Rd. are Mr.. and Mrs. Philip E.
Roberts and sons Ph ii l.
ip, 16, Richard, II, and John,
21a. The family moved here
from Cleveland. Mr.. Roberts
is a decorator for Holtzeimer
and Co. there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Perry
are renting a home at 1890 Null
berry Rd., CheSterland, where
they moved from 306 North St.,
Chardon. Mr.. Perry is a factory
mechanic temporarily working
at the lSohio Station at Rt.
800 and 6. The couple have
one son, Benny, 7, and daugh,
ters, Grace, 6, and twins Debra
Lee and Jarrett Eilene, three
months.
AQUILLA
Mr.. and Mrs. James Myers
and three children are renting
home at 1877 Turner Dr., where
they moved from Hunt Rd.
HuntSburg. Mr.. Myers works
at Atlas Car Co., Cleveland
The children are Linda, 8, Pam
5, and Bonnie, 2.
HAMBDEN
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Burnet
are renting a home on Chardon
Windsor Rd., where they re
Gently moved from Caves Rd
in Russell. Mr.. Burnett is 6
self-employed truck driver, a
present delivering US. mai
from Cleveland. The couple
have four children: Cynthia, 6
Suzanne, 41a; Sandra, 31a; anc
Larry, four months.
MUNSON
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Bal
lentine are purchasing a new
h o me e on Orch hard DR..
Bass Lake, having moved here
from Euclid. Mr.. Ballentine i!
employed at the Wean Euip
ment Co., Euclid. The couple
have two children, Mary Ann
512, and Jimmy, 412.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08

regular" gas users will be able to get new
power and maximum mileage from Extron. e.
and at regular price!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08
AQUILLA

Mr.. and Mrs. James Myers
and three children are renting
a home at 1877 Turner Dr., where
they moved from Hunt Rd.,
HuntSburg. Mr.. Myers works
at Atlas Car Co., Cleveland.
The children are Linda, 8, Pam,
5, and Bonnie, 2.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

facil nj allegro, pero es la solu'
cion mejor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Regirdn a Boteros
Y Pescudores Durus
de Trdnsito

Para evitar una serie de riesgos
en- las aguas cefcanas a Miami,
donde cada dia es mayor ell transi.
10 pesquero y turistico, las autori.
dades metropolitanas etan decidi.
das a imponer una serie de reglas
que ordenen la navigation por
estos mares y hagan menos peli.
grosa la ~travesia de los mismos.
Sc estima que hay buen numero
de boteros y yatistas POGO cuida-
dosos en- ell manejo de sus embar.
caciones, que ponen en- peligro la
vida de sus propios acompanantes
y las de otros que recorren estas
zonas maritimas. Ell pr6ximo mar.
tes sera presentada a los comisio-
nados metropolitanos un proyecto
de ordenanza martina que ha sido
elaborada en- consulta con oficia.
les de varios clubes de yatistas y
esquiadores.
Entire los puntos de esta orde-
nanza, aparecen lossiguientes: Los
boteros que remolquen esquiadQ.
res tendran que llevar I'm acompa.
-(Pasa q la pag. %
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
ProbIema del Trdnsito en-
Ia Ciiudad de Miami Exiqe
Medidas mas Eficaces

ton de transito es la esquina for.
mazda por LIE Jeune Road y la Ca.
lie SO del N. w. proxima al Ae'
ropuerto international y al Ola.
RIO LAS AMERICAS.
Segun sus ~palabras, entire las
4 de la tarde, y especialmente
durante Ell mes de agosto, esta
esquina ofrece ell espectaculo de
cuatro filas interminables de
vehiculos, en- una lenta espera
por salir adelante.
Ell grupo, transportado en-
avi0n para observar desde ell al
re los puntoS mas congestiona-
dos del area, fijaron su atencion
sobre la IONA donde Sera erigida
la nueva Terminal ferrocarrilera
East Coast, la cual tiene acceso
a la SO Expressway. Los comisio-
nados consideraron ideal ell sitio.
Una junta- especial Sc reunio
en- la Biblioteca Popular de la
ciudad y discutio aver, con la
presencia de representatives. de
nueve condados del sur de la
Florida y funcionarios del con-
dado los problemas de transi-
to y sus posibles soluciones.
Hablo como orador principal de
esa reunion Mr.. John Gibson,
del DEPARTMENT. de Fomento
del Condado Dade.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
"Puro Negocio" Ia
Participation en- Ia
RevueItu Huitiunu

De acuerdo con las ~declaracio.
mes que han venido hacienda los
distintos encartados en- la pasada
revuelta haitiana, la cooperation
de algunos %ciudadanos norteame
rlcanos en- aquella intentona revo.
lucionaria fue motivada, exclusi,
vamente, por lucro personal y no
por espiritu sectario o politico de
ninguna clase.
Ash 10 manifestaron a la Junta
Asesora del Personal de esta ciu
dad tres antiques miembros del
cuerpo de v~igilancia del Condado.
Dos de ellos, Kenneth Neubauer
y Nelson Cloud, quienes renuncia.
ron a sus respectivos cargos pol;
ciales ell 20 de julio pasado, testi,
flcaron en- la vista oral de este pro
ceso, ante ell Abogado del Conda.
do Darcy Davis.
Estiman los tres ex sheriff" que
nunca sospecharon que Sc tratars
de un golpe revolucionario, sino
de una mission de "guardaespalda"
que habrian de prestar a un rico
-(Pasa a Ia nag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
360,o73 EIeetores
Reuistrudos en- ell
Condudo. de Dude

Claude R. Brown, superintendent
te de los registros electorales del
Condado inform0 a la prensa que
los Democrats llevan registrados
301. 739 eIectores, contra 46.884 los
republicanos, 10 cual representa-
un aumento fantastico en- contra
posicion al numero registrado por
ell primero de esos partidOs en-
1856.
Este volumen de electores indi-
ca que la lucha por dorninar a tan
crecido numero de votantes sera
tema central de los dias finales de
la campana senatorial en- este Sec
tor de la Florida.
va han sido cerrados los libros
de registroS, hasta ell dia de las
primarias, ell g. de noviembre pro-
ximo.
BESIDE ell 1 de JUNO Sc registra-
ron aqui 1923 electores. Hay
otros partidos politicos y grupoS
Independence que tamblen nan
registrado a sus electores, perc
estos solo suman la pequena cifra
de 1850 personals. Los e%lectores
de color aumentaron POGO su vo
lumen de afiliados, superando al
numero de 1856 en- 1.737 votantes.
Descomponiendo la suma total
de electores de acuerdo con la ra'
"a y los partidos, tenemos ell cua'
dro siguiente: Total: 360.973; De,
mocratas Blancos: 1894 Demo.
cratas Negros: 17.727; Republica.
nos Blancos: 1898; Republicans
Negros: 3.058. Total Democrats;
311.739; Total Republicanos: 49,
884. Estas sumas correspondent al
Condado Dade.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Nariachi de .Ninos Mexicanos
Triunfa en- Ia Ciudad de Miami
Sc Presentan en- ell FIosIer Haste ell sdbodo

Uno de los espectaculos arts
Ecos mas llamativoS que Sc han
presentado en- Miami 10 consti-
tuye ell "Mariachi de la Ciudad
de los Ninos", coro infantil pro-
cedente de Mexico, bajo la d.
reccion del inspirado sacerdote
eatolico, Padre Alvarez.
La actuaci6n de este Mariachi
eomenzo ell microbes en- ell Tea
ITO Flagler, de esta ciudad, y Sc
prolongara haSta ell sabado in
elusive, ofreciendo al publico dos
representations diarias.
Ell coro esta integrado por nj
hoS meXicanoS, cuyas voces in
families armenian perfectamen
te y dan una hermosa impression
de 10 que puede la vocacion nu-
steal bien orientada. Corridos,
valses, villancicos, himnos y ber-
ceuces. Todo 10 cantan bien los
simpaticos ninos m~exicanos en-
este maravilloso coniunto de So
nidos vocales.
La obra del Padre Alvarez,
al organizar con saba intencion
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Gran Fiesta de Aniversario de
Scar" Nanana por Ia Noche

Con motive de cumplir un aho
mas de vida commercial, los alma
Genes SEARS de la Gale Is y Bis
cayne Boulevard celebraran una
gran fiesta manana Sabado en- la
noche en- la cual Sc cortara ell
clasico pastel de cumpleanos y
habra regalos para TODD ell num-
do. A las 7 de la noche Sc proce-
dera a partir ell gigantesco "ca-
Ike" de Aniversario %pudiendo
particular en- esa fiesta, que &C.
Zebra SEARS para saludar y
agradecer a los amigos y favore-
cedores SUI leal %patrocinio, no So
lamente los adultos sino tambien
los ninos a los que Sc les obse-
quiara con bebidas gaseosas y
dulces ash como globos y otras
chucherias que habran de con-
vertir ell acto en- una verdadera
feria.
La colonia h-ispanoamericana
de Miami esta especialmente in
vitada a este acto va que han he
cho de la tienda SEARS de la
Gale 13 y Biscayne Boulevard
un centric favorito de compras.
En- ella siempre han encontrado
grandes rebaias en- todas las sec.
clones y particularmente en- es-
tos dias que, con motive de es-
tas celebraciones de aniversa.
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

a los cantores infantiles, es dig
ma de elogio. MueStra de clio son
los aplausoS recogidos en- todas
las ciudades por las que ha pasa-
do este Mariachi encantador.
Vienen ahora de San Juan de
Puerto Rico, donde dejaron una
estela de afectos y reconocimien
tos. Antes pasaron por Caracas,
Y ALI tambien Sc les dio Ell mas
~caluroso homemade de simpatia.
Habian estado antes en- La Haba
ma, y de ALI pasaron a Miami.
Su itinerario marca ell rumbo
hacia Tampa, ultima ciudad flo
ridana que visitaran, para mar
char luego a Monterrey, en- la
terra nativa que habra de reci-
birlos en- triunfo.
Los memories aprovechan las
vacaciones para dar este reco-
rrido artistico, en- ell cual procu-
ran recaudar fondos para sus
provechosas labores de colegio,
combinando ash I'm fin benefico
con ell placer de divulgar cam
clones patrias por todas las tie.
rras americans.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

Miembros de la Junta de Ca
minos del Estado de la Florida
siguen buscando la solucion de
los distintos problemas de aglo-
meracion de transito, que tanto
afecta a Miami y a sus areas cir
eunvencinaS.
Segun Ell testimonio ofrecido
por Ell Presidente de la Junta,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

Mr., Joe Grotegut, de Tallahassee,
los planes de carreteraS no re-
suelven de momento los profile
mas de transito que va existen.
Su Solucion Immediate exige
Otras medidas.
Para estos funcionarios, uno
de los focos de mayor conges-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

TSentimental

Didianse las eonsutas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, 1. Z. Sox sA
International Airport, Miami 4S. Fla. Ragamos 4 los Iectorss o lectoFas
CUE frmen sus cartas o III pseudhnhmo o niciass.