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Evening star., 1958-05-09

Association Of Housing and Re-
development Officials.
THE planning and financing
Of these projects" he said. has
proceeded with the assurance
from both Congress and the
administration that these pub
lie Office buildings would be
constructed in conjunction with
the overall development Of the
Southwest area Of the city"
RIA, he added, already has
purchased all Of the land re-
quired for buildings s, 8 and
10 and a substantial part of
land for No. S.
$50 far" Mr.. Searles went
on. approximately 81 million
has been invested by this
agency in the preparation of
sites for these four office build
ings J.. In the interest of pro-
ceeding expeditiously in the
preparation Of sites for Federal
office buildings S, 6, 8 and 10,
we we're forced to put families
and businesses to considerable
Inconvenience and frequently
actual hardship. -.
"F. o. B. 5 is particularly
closely related to the Southwest
urban renewal plan because II
is being planned in conjunction
with our own development OF
Tenth street.
Tenth street is the entrance
to the Southwest and the key
feature which has enabled us
TO encourage very substantial
private investment in the re-
building of a former slum area
as a new residential and busi-
ness community"
Raps Use Of Tempos
Another point made by Mr..
Thompson for the trade board
was we believe these build
ings should be built so that
progress can be made in dis
Hconttnuing the use Of tempo
rary office buildings of World
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
Pan American Bank 0frecio AImuerzo
q Mission ChiIenu que Vino O Miami

Ell Sr. James Sottile, Presiden-
tie del Pan American Bank de
Miami re~presentado por ell Sr.
Miguel A. Net, ViceprSidente de
la mencionada institution, ofrcio
I'm almuerzo en- los salones del
Centre de las Americas del Ho-
tel McAllister a la prestigiosa
mission chilena que vista Miami,
integrada por directories de la
nueva Linea Aerea Nacional
(de ChiIe) y por altos funciona-
rios del Gobierno de Chile y por
banqueros y periodistas de csc
pals.
FL Sr. J. Sam Garrison, Vice.
p~residente y Director de Rela-
clones PublicaS de la Division
de Bancos Sottile, tuvo a su car
60 la organization del programa
de atenciones sociales para los
visitantes ~csilenos. Ell Sr. Net
VicepreSidente del Pan Ameri-
can Bank, ofrecio ell homemade
con palabras %sinceras y expresi-
vas, hablando en- representa-
ci6n personal del Sr. James Sot-
tile, Presidente de la menciona-
da entidad bancaria, y persona
vinculada a los negocios intera-
mericanos.
En- Ell amino de la mission chi
lena, este y otro homemade de
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24

al Fiscal General Sobre este asun.
to. De acuerdo con Mr.. wolff, la
oflcina del fiscal debe conocer por.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS todas las facetas
de esta transaction, va que existe
un precedente para ell Condado.
En- 1855, cuando la anterior Co.
mission del Condado contemplate la
construction de un proyecto de cal
zada de $S1 millones que uniera a
Miami Beach y Cayo Largo, Mr..
Erwin ocupaba IN Sitio de obser-
vacion en- las transacciones, a eau.
sa del 'finteres publico".
Originalnente Sc hicieron dos
propoSlcioncs, una para calzadas v
puenteS y otra para tuneles. Pero
una e que Sc descart6 la cons.
truccion del tunnel por ser dema.
Siado coStoSs, la otra Ease del pro.
veto tambien cayo porque los in
genieros estimaron que deberia So
~licitarse I'm subSidio del condado,
ademas de la emission de bonos, pa.
ra hacerlC possible.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
Urgen al Procurador General a
TOmar Cartas en- Asuntos de Una.
Proyectada Emission de Donos

Ell candidate numero 5 a conf
sionado del condado, Irving M.
Wolff, soIicito al fiscal general del
estado de la Florida, Richard Err
vim, que tome cartas en- ell asunto
de la emission de bonos por valor
de SIS milloneS, destinados a SUI
fragar la construction de ObraS
p1blicaS err Dade County (aero.
puerto, cal7ada), por estimar que
la operation envuelve terrenos que
son de dominic publico.
Estima ell candidate Wolff que
81 bien ell programa contempla y
provee la ampliaci6n de cayos, ell
levantamiento de tierraS Sumergi-
daS y otros trabajos de recupera-
ci6n, la Junta de MejoramientoS
I%nternos tiene vivo interes en- CO.
nocer todoS los detalles del progra.
ma.
Esta Junta (Internal Improve
ment Board) esta integrada, en-
tire otros funcionarios, por ell mis-
mo Gobernador Collins, y por Ri
chard Wolff, quien Sc ha dirigido
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
In InsI6s y EspahOI ss'
EscveIu ComerciuI
"AdeIphi" Tiene
Gran Aceptucion

La Adelphi and Tutoring School,
acAba de anunciar a sus estudian-
ties y a la colonia hispanoamerica.
ma de Miami Su nueva direction en-
el 526 NE, Gale 70 frente al Bis
cayne Shopping Plaza.
FL senior Pagan, director de la
escuela, declare que "debido al
crecido numero de estudiantes de
la escuela, Sc han visto obligadoS
n trasladarse a un lugar mas espa-
cioso, con Aire Acondicionado, pa
IA la convenience de toda la ma
tricula"
La Adelphi Sc ha convertible en-
la escuels preferida de los estu-
dianteS hispanos de Miami. La ms
truccIon ALI, en- ambiente agrada-
BILE y familiar, es eStrictamente in
dividual. Los cursos abarcan in
giles para extranjeroS, ingles y asig
naturas academies para ell ingre-
30 a universidades americans,
cursos secretariales, taquigrafia en-
espahol e ingles correspondence
en- espanol e ingles, procedimien.
tos y Recommendation de exporta.
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24

los primeros Ses meses de 1858, ell FIRST FEDERAL Situ0
en- reservas una cantidad mayor que ninguna otra association
federal en- los Estados Unidos. Ademas de pagan dividendos
de un 1870 annual, la Association eSta ahora acumulando
muy fuertes reservas. Esto consttuye la mejor seguridad
possible para futuros ~dividendos liberales en- ahorros.
Los tenedores de cuentas de ahorros en- ell FIRST FEDE.
RAJ han recibido haSta ahora mas de $4,000, 600 en- dividen.
dos. Esto representa- entradas mayores que 10 que ha sido
pagado en- ahorros por cualquiera otra institution financiera
en- la historic de la Florida. Els politica de la Association
pagan Siempre los mas altos ~dividendos compatibleS con una
prudente administration. Ell FIRST FEDERAL eSta actual.
mente acumulando %dividendos para sus tenedoreS de cuen
tas pr mas de ~$6,O0O,OO0 al ano, y al mismo tempo acumu'
1ando reservas 0 "fondos de ~seguridad' pr $4,000, 900 al
aho. Estos elementos de poder y servicio son considerados
factories importantes en- ell desarrollo de la comunidad.
Como estamos comenzando nuestro segundo cuarto de
Siglo al Servicio de la %comunidad, es debido reviSar los logros
de los primeros Is amos. Durante csc tempo, Ell FIRST
FEDERAL ha financado casas para aproximadamente $4,000
familias, o sea alrededor de 49, 900 personals. Sc han alberto
y mantenido mas de Glen Mil cuentas de ahorros, la mayoria
de las cuaIes la IA Association aun atiende.
Como resultado de los ahorros encomendados a su eui.
dado y las conservadoras primeraS hlpotecaS en- que esos
ahorros estan i%nvertidos, ell FIRST FEDERAL ha proporcio-
made enPlee- a miles de obreros en- la industria local dc
construction. Ellos, en- SUI oportunidad, han gastado milo
mes con los comerciantes de esta area. AdemaS, las opera
clones del FIRST FEDERAL han mejorado y ~estabiizado
ell valor de los bienes raices en- Ell area de Miami, y a traves
de sus variadoS Servicios, lie ha traido felicidad y seguridad a
una gran parte del publico local
Por TODD este, ell personal los Executives y los directories
de la a Association, expresan SUI agradecimiento a los muchos
miles de personals que han hecho possible nuestro progreso.
Hemos disfrutado al servirle a ustedes, los habitantes del Sur
de Florida. Con la ayuda de ustedes hemos de rendr aun
mayorss ssrvicios en- ell future.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
Historic de los Esfuerzos y logros de Una Organization

Ell FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS OF MIAMI, abri6 sus
oficinas al plbico, hace Is amos Agosto 8, 1888. Ese fue Ell
comienzo del SiStema Federal de Ahorros y Prestamos en- los
Estados Unidos. Hoy, es uo de los grandes sistemas finan-
cieros en- Ell mundo.
Por I'm corto periodic, en- 1888, bajo SUI ~franquicia No. 1
de los Estados UnidoS, y antes de que otras aSociaciones fede-
rales fuesen abiertas al publico, todos los ahorros mantle.
nidos por este tipo de institution en- los Estados UnidoS, esta-
ban en- Ell First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Miami. Los recursos del FIRST FEDERAL, y de TODD ell
sistema a traves de la naci0n, ascendian en- aquel entonces
q $2,7O5.
Desde csc pequeno comienzo, hace un cuarto de siglo, ell
FIRST FEDERAL ha acumulado recurSoS que exceden de
$223, 600, 600. Ell Sur de Florida ha demostrado SUI confianza
en- los servicios y la reputation del FIRST FEDERAL OF
MIAMI, la institution mutua de ahorros mas grande del
Sur y la mas antigua de America.
PodemoS estar orgullosos del hecho de que uno de los
mas grandes sistemas financieros de la nacion comenzo en-
Miami, Florida. Los recursos nacionales de todas las aso.
ciaciones de ahorros y prestamos en- los Estados Unidos, pa
san actualmente de los CINCUENTA BILLONES DE DOLA.
RES. En- proportion a ss %habitantes, la Florida esta hoy
primero entire todos los estados en- materia de recursos de
ahorros y prestamos. Ell area de Miami esta en- primer lu-
gar entire las areas metropoitanaS de igual mayor numero
en- los Estados 1Inidos- dentro de esas grandes areas me-
tropolitanas, Ell First Federal Savings and Loan Association
OF Miami, esta en- frente de todas las otras asociaciones de
prestamos y ahorros, en- cuanto a recursos per capita.
Como en- otras classes de instituciones financieras la ro-
bustez de una asociacion federal de ahorros y prestamos de-
pende ID del caracter y experienced de la administration,
~ de la caidad de sus inversiones, 81 del costo o economic
de funcionamiento y AZ de la cantidad de sus reservas o
"fondos de seguridad". Tamano y crecimiento son necesarios
para que una association pueda servir adecuadamente a SUI
comunidad. Robustez y servicio leal, son necesarios para
crear y sostener la confianza pubica. Ell FIRST FEDERAL
ha procurado, y creemos haber logrado ambos objetivos.
En- una institution financiera, la creaci6n de fuertes
reservas de las entradas corrientes, es buena prueba de ad.
ministracion sensata y economical. En- ell ultmo euarto de
siglo, solo dos asociaiones federales en- los Estados Unidos
han acumulado reservas que hayan excedido a las eantida-
des mantenidas por Ell FIRST FEDERAL OF MIAMI. En-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS

Jueves proxImo, con III
de is alumIos.
En- la primera tentat
tura solo Sc presentar
duos, de una lists de
que aparecian como Q
la escuela. Parece que
ellos encontro ocupaci
labores.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
Postpone Aperture EscUeIu de

Debido 4 la escaseZ de alumnos.
Sc vic forzada a posponer una Sc.
mana la aperture del curse la pri-
mera escuela de reclutas para Ia
Policia metropolitana, segun ma
nifesto, Ray Startling, Official del
DEPARTMENT. de Seguridad Publ
ca. La fechs de aperture sera 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24

que ha sido objeto en- Miami ha
dejado ell concepto y ell senti-
miento de que en- esta ciudad de
Florida hay I'm gran interes por-
que las relaciones con America
Latina aumenten cada dia en-
beneficio cultural y commercial
de unos y de otros.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-07-23
Paa1 22Me-e>1nly g, 1863

jectives the Improvement Of the Indi ens'
Econory this can be done in various ways;
Re1ocati on in che Of them. This gives the
Indian enc woman, the young ladies and
men, the opportunity to get work somewhere
off the Reserv otion. Many ask the question
why off the Reservati on'7' Those Of us Wh
live en- the Reservati on know thet j'bs are
hard to find locally. TO create jobs on
the Reservation would mean that the Tribe
would have to g into much expense TO set
up jobs for ell those wanting work. There
might be another way Of appro aching the
problem of economic iIrpr ovenent by setting
up indus tries near the reservation.
Again, there is much expense involved.
Maybe sometime in the future this wi II be
possible, but these propositions in
thought only, will not meet the irmediete
need Of the Indian now. Here Relocation
comes into the picture, maybe some Of you
vent to get job in city like Chicago.
Denver, Dallas, Les ngeles, or San Frsn-
cisco. The Relocation Staff Of the Colo
radc River Agency will be glad to help any
one who is interested in this program.
This service is open to ell men and women
who live on the Reserv on or Federal
Trust Lend under the juri sdiction of the
Department Of the Interior. Why not me
in and have p chot wi tn US in our office?
Adult vocati 2nel Traini ng. .Ho" many of US
The Supai weekly news., 1958-07-23

1abore tory teehni cians, nap-a aft tsnen,
cabinet makers, auto mechanics. diesel
mechanics. e1ectronics workers. book
keepers, cooks end bakers, BARRIERS,
baeuty operators, enc many others. If
you are inter ested and willing, sign up
now-- time s aWasting. If you keep wait
ing you are only doing yourself an In
Justice. To show you that we are willing
to do our pert to help you, travel, NOV
ing costs, tuition, end living expenses
will be paid for if you are accepted in
any one of the courses offered. Families
will be token care Of also, Only those
who are really interested and mean bust
ness need apply.
Siened: j. J. LaRoque, Jr.
Rgency Relocation Officer
*******
Mrs. Reed Watahonigie and baby girl,
Belinda, came home July 18th from Peach
Springs.
Mrs. Dicde Nabahonigie end little Carl
and Beverly came home July 10th elso.
The two chi1dr en- had been in the Kingnan
Hospi tel; they had pneumonia.
Floyd Putesoy cane home from twin last
week. He had bad case Of poison ivy.
Eddie HaJ1idreec is bock in the Village
agein.
Jack Jones riding down the main
s rect Of sunei chewing hungrily on
big juicy aar Of sweet corn. He was MAXI ne
people wi sh!
The latest issue of the Ari zona Highways
hes some pictures Of the Supais. big
CT oWd gathered out in front Of the Agency
to look at themselves.
SATURDAY Dr.. John Mcleod and party of \
came to visit Supai; they stayed in the
Ola Lodge.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-07-23

middle ayers ec3fed in school, end today
ere sorry We dia2---Nel1, here is good
news for all Indians wi thin the age limit
of l8 to 35, who live on restricted or
trust lands or Federal Lands under the
juri sdi ction of the Department Of the In
terror. You can still learn TO use your
hands and improve your natural skills by
entering vocat ionel or trade schools in
vari Gus loceti ons. If you do not have e.
trade end would like to learn one, here ts
your opportunity to learn what You want.
! Of Course, expect you tc do your part
by really wanting TO learn, end to meet
the reauireme thst are set up. Courses
now avai liable are listed IS folio
Comp tonetri SITS dreft tsren, c1erk-sten
graphers. clerks carpenters, aryc1eaners,
practical nurses, We1ders, radio end TV
I repai rnen, auto body repairnen, dres shakers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-09

Quite q feet" The Hecht Co.'S 3
great mems stores have per-
formed = collecting one of the
largest stocks Of famous make
socks you'll find anywhere. Solid
color hose for dress and business,
neat clocks, classic oreyIes, knee
length hose for Dod's walk shorts,
athletic sox for his active mo-
ments, And all by the top names
he looks for when he buys his
own. While you're at it-oive
him q good supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
Indies, Holding
Today

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,
Mar. rs (R.-Britain's new
West Indies Federation held its
first federal elections today
with about half its million
people eligible to vote for IS
representatives.
The new House OF. Repre-
sentatives and an appointed
19-member Senate will be
opened April % by Princess
Margaret. The federation is
scheduled to receive full inde-
pendence from Britain after an
indefinite period Of parliament
tary Self-government.
The federation joins up 10
British colonies. including ia
maica, Trinidad, Tobago. Bar
badoS. the Leeward Islands of
Antigua, Montserrat, st. Kits.
Nevis and Anguilla, and the
Windward Islands Of Dominica,
Grenada. st. Lucia and st. Vim
cent.
1t was formed January 3
when Lord Hailes became gov
ernor general. He will continue
to WELD executive authority
with advice from a council of
state. The council will be
headed by a prime minister
the actual leader Of the infant
nation-elected by the House
of Representatives from its
membership.
Election battle lines were
drawn roughly between the
Federals. a group of labor
parties in each of the colonies,
and the Democrats. with af-
flliates in only six colonies.
With no member of the fed
eral legislature eligible to
serve in an island government
also, some of the leading poll
ticians in the islands are not
seeking federation Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
FeisoI Is Equipped
To Be Stronqmun

Crown Prince Feisal, 54-year-
old son of the late powerful Ibn
Saud, is equipped to play
strongman.
Old Ibn Saud, at 70 and
near death in 1858. made Feisal
and the present King Saud
swear on the Koran to support
one another.
Feisal was tossed into tur-
bulent Arab politics and wars
at an early age by a father,
who wanted to test the boys
mettle. At 10, Feisal took part
in a major tribal battle. At
II he headed a campaign to
suppress rebellious tribes.
Ibn Saud made his second
son viceroy Of the Hejaz. from
whence the old King had
driven the Hashemite family
years before. He sent his son
on long trips through Europe
and ASia-even to the Soviet
Union in 1880.
Feisal is no stranger to the
United States. The tall, hawk
nosed and bearded prince,
looking in his robes like a
Hollywood image Of romantic
desert warrior. first visited
America in 1943 at President
Roosevelt's invitation. He
headed the United Nations
delegation from Saudi Arabia
in 1945 and attended many
u. N. sessions thereafter. In
1855 he represented Saudi
Arabia at the Banding, Indo-
nesia, Asian-African confer
ence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
U.S.. Oil Trouble Seen
In Saudi Arabian Shift

Syrians last week touched off a
violent campaign of Arab ma
tionalist abuse against King
Saud.
Feisal has held the nominal
jobs of Premier and Foreign
Minister ever since his father,
Ibn Saud, died in November.
1858. But the actual power had
been welded by King Saud
himself.
Now that Feisal is in full
control of both foreign and
domestic affairs. there seems
little likelihood of Saudi Arabia
joining the Iraqi-Jordan feder-
alton set up to rival Col. Mas
ser's United Arab Republic of
Egypt and Syria. In fact. there
is even some chance he might
try to lead Saudi Arabia into
federation with the JAR on the
same basis that his neighbor,
Yemen, has agreed to join it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
Some Americans
Leaving Cubu

HAVANA, Cuba. Mar. rs up
Rebel Leader Fidel Castro's
threat of total war" unless
President Fulgencio Batista
quits by midnight April 5 sent
a wave of fear surging through
eaSternmost Oriente Province
today. Some American fam
lilies were moving out.
The Cuban government REIN
forced army. navy and air
forces in Santiago de Cuba,
Capital of the rebellious prov
ince. Heavily armed patrols OF
police. coast guardsmen and
troops frightened their watch on
key government and commune
cations centers.
Twenty to 80 families of
American employees of the
Texas Co. oil refinery decided
to evacuate voluntarily and re-
turn to the United States.
Brig. Gen. Alberto Del Rio
Chaviano. commander of army
forces. Cancelled leaves of all
federal. provincial and city
employees.
This apparently was dones in
an effort to forestall a general
strike which Castro says would
be called coincident with big
armed attacks on government
centerS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25
Hawai- Seeks U. S. Help
To Sove Its Official Bird

The meme goose. official bird
Of the Hawaiian Islands. is on
the verge of extinction and
Territorial Delegate John A.
Burns wants something done
about it.
Mr.. Burns introduced a bill
in the House yesterday provid-
ing that the Federal Govern
ment spend $4,000 a year for
the next five years to save the
remaining SO meme geese from
dying. as q species.
The meme is a highly special
lied cousin Of the Canadian
goose. AT one time recently the
encroachments Of hunters and
plantations had reduced the
reddish. brown geese to q mere
80 The combined efforts Of
bird-lovers and the territorial
government helped bring the
last fiocks up to a total of SO
but Mr.. Burns said no more can
be done without the aid OF
Uncle Sam.
The meme lives only at eleva-
tons between 5000 and 5000
feet. His last stronghold is
Pohakauloa on the big island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Mar. rs
R.-Informed Arab sources re-
ported today a combination of
political and financial troubles
brought about a showdown be-
tween King Saud and his
brother. Crown Prince Feisal.
in oil-rich Saudi Arabia.
The 54-year-old crown prince
appears to have won the argu-
ment. and this raises a pos
sibility of future trouble for
the predominantly American oil
interests in the Saudi penin-
sula.
Saud has turned over to pro-
Egyptian Feisal full control
over Saudi Arahja's foreign, in
ternal and economic affairs.
Arabs-and particularly ardent
Nationalists-are viewing this
development as a victory for
Canal Abdel Nasser of Egypt.
Should Feisal emerge as a
strong man. a reconciliation be-
tween Saudi Arabia and Egypt
would seem likely.
Royal Extravagances
The Arab informants say one
of the principal issues between
Feisal and his tall, 56-year-old
brother concerned the financial
difficulties of the absolute mon
archy. In spite of its oil wealth
the Saudi government is re-
ported to be broke and in debt
The condition is traced to the
extravaganza Of the royal fam
lily. with its more than SOC
princes.
In addition, Feisal is known
to have strong leanings toward
Col. NasSer, and to nurse a
strong grudge against the West
and the United States.
Recently Feisal was reported
to have taken to the desert on
a prolonged gazelle hunting
trip, and to have refused to re-
turn to Riyadh. the Saudi cap
ital, until he wrung an agree
ment from the King to make
some effort to restore financial
stability. This report has moi
been confirmed.
However, the Crown Prince
has won from the King some
important concessions, accord
ing to reliable reports.
Advisers to Be Barred
One of these is that hence
forth the Kings palace guard
his personal advisers-will be
barred from cabinet meetings.
Feisal long has fought against
the advisers interference.
Another concession is re-
ported to be an agreement to
investigate Egyptian Syrian
charges that Saud's money was
behind an alleged plot to as
sassinate Col. Nasser.
Announcement of this alleged
plot by Col. Nasser and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25

Emerson Schmidt, economic
research director of the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
will speak to the National
Capitol Forge Of the American
Public Relations Association at
a luncheon meeting at noon
tomorrow in the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel. DR.. Schmidt
will discuss Public Relations
in an Economic Storm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-25

Of Hawaii. He has been away
from the water so long that
his feet are only partly webbed.
Once on the grasslands and
near the forests of Mauna Loa,
Mauna Kea and Hualalai. the
meme eats the fruit of shrubs
such as tie pukeawe, the ohelo
and the creeping kukainene.
They lay clutches of about
five eggs. less than most other
geese. Their downfall was
brought on-despite their lack
of natural enemies-by the i'm
ported animal companions of
man and the replacement of
their natural foods by pineap-