davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

John r. Winnie, de la Broadcast.
ing Foundation of America, que
ACADIA de regresar de Caracas. di.
jo hoy en- rueda de periodicals.:
LA demanda popular en- Vene-
zuela por la ampliaci6n y ell me,
joramiento de la ensenanza Sc re-
fleja en- ell aumento constante del
presupuesto, que para ell ano pro-
ximo, por ejemplo, sera dos veces
y media mayor que antes".
Winnie dijo, que ell nuevo pro.
veto educational en- Venezuela,
que Sc realiZa con donaciones de
la Creole Foundation, esta atrayen,
do la atencion de otras ~republicas
latinoamericanas, que ven en- este
empeho "un ejemplo de coopera,
cion amistosa de organizaciones
privadas de Estados Unidos con
las n~aciones del Hemisferio Occi-
dental.
"Hace solo cinco meses -infor-
mo ell educador- la clase por to-
lewiston no Sc conocia en- Venezue-
la. Hoy Sc ha experimentado va
con programs de ~ciencia en-. los
centres de segunda ensenanza de
Caracas, y ell gobierno tiene planes
para utilizar la televisi6n en- toda
la nacion, y no solo en- las escue.
las de segunda ~ensehanza, sino tam
bien en- las elementales".
Observe que ell gran problema
en- la mayor parte de los paises,
incluso en- Estados Unidos, es la
escasez de buenos maestros.
"Tanto las autoridades como los
maestros han reconocido que la te-
lewiston como vehiculo pedagogical
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

do por ell Banco de Exportacion
e Importation.
Ell Presidente dijo al Embaja-
dor, que Paraguay "esta perseve-
rando en- SUI programa de estabili-
zacion emprendido ell afo pasado
cor la collaboration del fondo mo-
netario International y del tesoro
de Estados Unidos''. y anadio:
Gel exito de este programa, ha
de contribuir en- alto grade al de-
senvolvimiento economico del Pa
raguay y, en consequence, al ma
yor b%ienestar del pueblo paragua-
yo".
Ell Presidente tambien NANTES
to SUI agrado, por Ell hecho de que
ell Vicepresidente, Richard Nixon,
pudiera hacer a principles de este
ano n vista al Paraguay y como
Ger por sus propios gobernantes
"las intenciones de su gobierno de
continusr en- pos de la prosecution
de los ideales de libertad y demo-
cracia del pueblo paraguayo, tan
caros a todos nosotros los de las
Americas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
lbaner vista poriaaviones
de Re. UU.

VALPARAISO, Chile, ju-
lilo 80 CUPID. - Ell Presiden-
dente de la Republica, Gene
raj Carlos Tbanez del Campo,
almorzo hoy en- ell gigantes-
co portaaviones norteameri-
cano Rangers, que realiza
una vista de buena voluntad
a este puerto, en- viaje a Ia
costa occidental de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
La nave partira hoy q pri-
mera bora con deStino a Ell
Callao, Peru.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
~ UAF0 Las ANEREA-Pa1. 5
da a Conocer Textos
de los ConYenios ~PreIiminares
Sobre Ia Exploitation PetroIera

BUENOS AIRES, julio So -(UPD- FL goberno argentine revel6
anoche, los textos de los convenios preiminares, los contracts y las
cartas de intenclon, frmadss por Yacimientos Petrofferos Fiscales
(Y'PF), monopoho del estado, con las companies prfvadas argentnas
y eXtranJeras, que participaran en- 81 pFograma anunciado pr ell
PreSdente, ArturoFrondizi, para inerementar la production perolera
del pals.
Los doeumentos sguen, en- hneas generates, Ia information ere.
cda por Ell Presldente Frondiz, en- su discurso del iueves pasado y
tenen mas de 10000 palabras, escrias a nnaauina en- so paginas
Convene preiminar con la empresa argentina, Astra, due in
vertira SO milones de pesos, pagaderos en- moneda argentina, para
pertorar en- ell termino de dos amos, treinta nuevos pozos, con una
production diaria de 200 toneladas.
La empresa Petrotina, de Begca, fnm6 carta de intenei6n en-
que propone una inversion de treinta milones de dolares para perforsr
en- dez amos 200 pozos en- los lugares designados Dor YPF Ofrece
asimismo suministrar petroleo crudo, pagadero en- dos amos Y la venta
de cinco buquestanques construidos entire 1949 y 1855, al precio de 24o
dolares por tonelaoa dc peso muerto. TODD Ell equpo comprado en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
Uruguayo Sc Refiere en-
Forma E|oqiosa Sobre Larrazaba|

rrazabal, presidente de la Junta
de GobiernC venezolana, logro
contrarrestar la amenaza. Este
joven gobernante provisorio de
Venezuela, parece pertenecer a
esa elevada categoria humane
que integra ell General Arambu-
ru, con quien tienen en- comun,
ademas, ell origen racial. LARA
zabal viene conquistando en- su
pals rapida popularidad, 10 que
Sc explica en- buena parte por sus
atractivas caracteristicas perso-
males.
Luego reproduce ell diario pa
rrafos de I'm articulo publicado
por la revlsta Vision, sobre ell
tema.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

MoNTEVIDEO, julio 30
CUP1)-El diario eel Pals" de
la Union Blanca Democratica, Sc
refiere hoy al Presidente provi-
sional de Venezuela, Contraal-
mirante Larrazabal y la reciente
crisis, %expresando:
venezuela ACADIA de superar
una nueva crisis, concretada en-
una confusa intentona subversi-
va en- la que parecerian estar
complicados los mas dispares ele-
menlos. 'incluyendo p%artidarios
de Perez Jimenez y hasta comu-
nistas.
"Con serenidad y valor, Ell
Contraalmirante Wolfgang La
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
Ia P0'"s'00 PFeslaaneIaE
L|eras Pasard a Ia
Como Uno de los
Grandes de Rep. de Colombia
Per JUAN VALDES

46 amos de la llamada "hegemonia
conservatory, subio al poder en-
1880 con Enrique Olaya Herrera.
Despues de Is amos, las ~aspiracio-
mes presidenciales simultaneas de
dos de los principles personajes
del particle, Gabriel Turbay y Jor-
ge Eliecer Gaitan, produieron una
profunda division en- Ell partido,
de gobierno, que habia realizado
una labor fecunda Y constructive
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

BOGOTA, (SICO).- Ell de
agosto de 1916, cuando entrego Ell
poder Ell candidate c~onservador
Mariana Ospina Perez, y Ell 7 de
agosto de 1858, -doce amos des-
pues--, cuando ssciende a la pre-
sidencia con ell vote cast unanime
de sus conciudadanos, marcando
fechas trascendentales en- la vida
de Alberto LIeras Camargo.
Ell partido liberal, despues de
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

teriOres de Venezuela y dice los
Ell Gobierno de Venezuela ha
visto con particular interes la
suggestion del Presidente de los
Estados Unidos del Brasil acerca
de la convenencia de celebrar
una eonferencia de alto nivel
para estudiar Ell estaoo de las re-
laciones interamericsnas y adop-
tar las medals que puedan robus-
tecerlas y a~fianzarlas.
Aunque favorable desde ell
primer momento a dicha inlcia-
tiva en- SUI deseo de contrlbulr a
la discussion franco y cordial de
los problemas que afectan a nues
tro Continente, no quiso Vene-
zuela sin consular antes Ell cri-
terio de otros paises, fljar SUI po-
sicion ell la materia. Hoy 10 ha-
ce con la satisfaction de podcr
manifestdr que la llamada por Ell
PresideGte Kubitschek Opera
cion panamsricana" ha tenido
honda rerercusion y grata AGO
gida en- tudo el Heinisferio por-
que en- su plantesmiento Sc en-
cierran principles y aspiraciones
que son esenciales para la fruc-
tifera y sana c~onvivencia de
nuestros pueblos.
En- efecto, ha llegado la bora
en- que las n%acioneS an1erlcanas
deben ccnjugar sus voluntades
en- ell sentido de orisntar una
politica continental sincera. a la
cual reSponda al proulo tempo
S accion en- Ell orden universal.
Ell alcance de esa acclon nc ha
de limitsrse a reciprocas protcs-
tas de confraternidad, sino que
debe. obedecer a una protunda
v dinamica identidad en- los me
dios Y en- los fines. La autentica
politica interamericana tiene que
ser representative de la urgen-
ties necesidades economicas, so
ciales v politicas de la solidari.
dad continental, como bien 10
expreso Ell Presidente Kubits-
chek, no puede ser ell resultado
de una sctitud pasiva de los PAL
ses ~latinoamericanos al concer-
tar SUI accion en- una politica he
misferica de caracter automa.
tico, nacida de su posicion geo.
grafica. Ese habitual defecto en-
las erelaciones ninteramerica-
mas solo podra subsanarse me-
dante una politica capaz de
inaugurar I'm diferente estilo
en- nuestras mutuas relaciones,
como va 10 manifestara esta Can
cilleria en- OCCASION de recibir
al Honorable Cuerpo DIPLOMAT.
Ell clasico principle de Ia
igualdad juridica de los Estados,
consagrado en- la Carta de las
Naciones Unidas y en- la Carta
de la Organization de los Esta-
dos Americanos, tiene su corola-
rio en- la necesidad de una discu-
sion general y Yin reciproco en-
tendimiento sobre los problemas
whales que confrontan nuestros
pueblos. La %presencia de nues-
tro Continente en- ell concerto
mundial no solo debe respon-
der a la razon de un comdn pro.
posito, sine a los sanos e ire.
nunciables intereses de cada uno
de sus miembros. Sin una armo-
niosa Y espontanea association de
voluntades sera siempre esteril
ell resultado de la acci6n colec-
tivs.
La natural inclination de
nuestros pueblos por la causa de
la libertad y de la dignidad hui
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
Posieion venezoIanu Ante "operaeion
Punamerieana" suqerida por eI Brasil

FL Consulate General de la Repubica de Venezuela en- Miami
ha entregado a DIARIO LAS AMERICAS, para SUI publication, cOpia
de la reciente declaration Official del GobiernO venezOIano frente
q la prOpuesta hecha por Ell Presidents del Brasil, en- relaciOn con
IA pOlihca interamericana.
La declaration esta firmada pr ell MinistrO de ReIadones Elk.
teriOres de Venezuela y dice los Siguiente:
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
Uso de Ia Tv Como Vehicu|o
Educational es una Promesa
Para Ell Future de Venezuela

NUEVA YORK, Julio 80 -(UPD- Ell uso de la teleyision CO.
mo vehculo educational, en- Venezuela, ha sido va probado expert
mentalmente y constituye una gran promesa para ell fomento de ee
pals, segun declare I'm pedagogo norteamericano.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07

CHINA, service for IL: Standard
sewing machine; electric heater;
bathroom scale, 81; percolator,
9-cup, $40. PO. 1881.
DINING room set, 8-piece, $50.
935 East 228th st. RE. 1-087l.
MOVING to Florida, selling house
RE. 1-4851. 604 East 245th st.
ELECTROLUX cleaner complete
with attachments. Call after six.
RA. l-8061.
TELEVISION. 21-in. console. blonde.
Call MU. l-7161 after p. m.
DETROIT Jewel gas range, G.E.
refrigerator. walnut dining room
set, book case, flat top office
desk and chair, bedroom set. rugs.
Reasonable. 1856 East 18th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07

CHERRY red chair. large; 2 stroll.
ers; best offer. VIII. 3-5795.
BEDROOM set, mahogany. 6-piece,
Beauty Rest spring and mattress;
mahogany cocktail and lamp ia
bles. YE. 2-6830.
ROOMS of brand new light oak
furniture. Call AN. 1-1757.
MODERN lounge chair, $40; table
and chairs. $40: auto top car
riers, S4. RE. l-8722.
USEFUL odds and ends. Call after
IL noon. 2520l Euclid, RE. 2-8565.
BREAKING UP home: davenport
and chair: General, Electric stove;
Westinghouse dryer; drum table;
end tables; all about years old,
good condition; miscellaneous.
927 Vineshire I'd. off Noble.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
r. |. DAVIS
Selling Contents Of Beautifully
Furnished Beochwood H o m e !:
Modern and Provincial Furniture,
All Like New.
2560 Lurchmond DR..
Off Green and Ronch Roads
Just North OF Foirmount Blvd.
FriduY. Saturday and
Sunday. August 8. 9 and
10. Hours 10 to 8

Kimboll Fruitwood Console
Piano: Green Sectional Soto:
Pair OF KnubbY Upholstered
Choirs; Leather Top Cocktail
and Step Tables; Lamps; Fruit
wood Dining Room Set. s Chairs
and Buffet; Cherry Curio Cob
met; Blond "a" RCA Television;
Antique White Twin Bedroom
Set. complete. Triple Dresser and
Motching Stools: Hand Furnished
Pine Twin Bedroom Set complete.
Double Chest; MuhogonY Double
Bedroom Set. complete. Matching
Chest and Chifforobe; Bedding;
Costleton China. service for IL:
Hotpoint l3 Gu. #. Freezer Top
2-Door Refrigerator; l8 Gu. IT.
Upright Deep Freeze; Frigidoire
Automatic Washer; Hotpoint
Automatic Dryer; 8 Gu. #. Refrig-
erotor: Gibson Double Oven
Electric Stove; Mixmoster and
Attachments: Small Appliances:
Rou-A-WoY Bed; 3 Metol Folding
Bridge Sets; Ping Pong Table;
Philco Radio and Record Player:
Assortment Records: Humidifier;
Revere and Kitchenwore: Bar
becue and Spit Unit; Girls 26"
English Bike: Bowling Alley:
luke Box; DuMont Console TV:
Sound Scriber and PldYbdck;
Aluminium Porch Glider and
Chairs: Garden Tools: L q dies
Clothing and Shortie Goats. size
1916: Beaver Coat: Mems Cloth
ing. size AZ. reg. and many mis-
celloneous items.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
(;I!ITIl53 SALE

RUMMAGE sale Saturday. August
9th, 9 a. m. to $50 p. m. l5O2O
Aspinwau ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07

MAPLE bedroom set, twin beds.
night stand. chest, dresser: good
condition; best offer. EV. 2-4754.
TABLES. dinette set, refrigerator,
pictures. miscellaneous. GIL.
1-6808. MU. 1-1O67.
TEENAGE bedroom set. unique
California style. price includes
spring. mattress. spread; gold
metallic drape for picture win
dow. will sacrifice. EV. l-8579.
VACUUM cleaners: loaned party
money to 90 into the appliance
business, had to take vacuums for
loan: have over 300 Hoovers,
Electrolux, Kirby, Royal. General
Electric, Apex. Lewyt, Good
Housekeeping, Kenmore. Filter
Queen. etc. SIS to S35; new hoses
for Electrolux, IS. 744 East 1l7th
ST., MU. 1-609l.
GENERAL Electric refrigerator and
automatic washer: porcelain ton
table: floor lamp: 8 pair 63-in.
tailored curtains. Nv. 1-9l25.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
Mrs. H. Colmun

Selling Contents OF
University Heights Home
1901 Meddowbrook Blvd.
at TroYmore Rd.
Sterling
FriddY. Saturday. Sunday
Hours 10 to 5 Until Sold
Sectionol couch: lounge choirs:
pdir white leather choirs: blond
mohoqonY record cobinet: coffee
table: brass tea cart; Gltique
bross inloid lump table: blond
mahogany Junior dining room
set; dinette set: Simmons hide.
a-bed: ldmps; paintings; gold
leof mirror; R-wdy blond mo-
hogonY bedroom set: custom
made dropes and mntching bed
spreods: dressing table; cord
and TV tobles: fireplace equip
meni: girls bicycle; porch
choirs: dishes: fine brc-d-bruc;
bedding: toys: ladies' clothing.
1912: mems clothing. size 40;
mony miscellaneous items.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
New Schools Price
Tag: S18 Million
BY a Staff Reporter

Twenty separate school projects costing al
most SIS million are under contract here to help
provide for the countys rapidly expanding
school population.
Approximately 5000 new pupils are added to
the county's school rolls each year.
Two projects scheduled in the new fiscal
years construction budget both urgently needed
elementary schools, are already under way at a
cost of $4,000. Four others have been bid and
are awaiting approval by the school board.
Twenty-Five new projects were approved in
the 1889 budget and the price tags on these
exclusive of land and equipment, is $10.7 million
Thus, total of $1S million in new school facilities
will come under the jurisdiction of the construc-
ton department this fiscal year.
Through the Summer the following new build
ings will be made ready: Stephen Knobs Elemen
tary School, and additions to Alta Vista, eros
venor, Hllandale and Somerset Elementary
Schools. Also, additions to Northwood and Sher-
wood High Schools will be ready for occupancy.
Built and occupied recently were Ashburton
and Larchmont Elementary Schools, Edwin
Broome Junior High School and 10 additions to
existing schools plus three extensive renovation
projects.
Biggest building under way is the new junior
senior high school in Wheaton. The 48.room New
port school will probably be ready by Septem-
Der 10.
Holdovers of projects budgeted in one year
and not completed are becoming rare. The depart
ment credits the elimination of contract extension
to bigger inspection staff which has kept con-
tractors on schedule.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
I Believe
I Believe
/ Once Started
To Write a Book
BY Roy Lee Yinger

A couple of years ago started to write a
book. / thought had given it beautiful title
1t was "Profiles of Nature" 1 drew up rough
outline of II chapters wrote an introduction and
was all set to get into the meat of it. But about
this time best seller came out It was "Profiles
in Courage" book which told of the roles played
by some of our leading statesmen, wonderful
book 1 am told Anyway, gave up on my book.
Senator Kennedy had beaten me to the title
liked. I didn't want to write the book if
couldn't use the word "profiles." Maybe I'm too
sensitive, but that's the way 1 am.
Emerson once said that you should write
what you think; else you>will see in writing your
own rejected thoughts. have had this happen to
me dozen times.
So, maybe, that is one of the reasons I
wanted to change the name of my Beauty at
Your Back Door" column to II Believe" I wanted
to get certain things in writing set down post
haste, before somebody else said them. I've al
ways had lot of pet theories about life in gen.
eral which were always little bit in variance
with the generally accepted (and practiced) ideas
In general conversation have never had anybody
ever tell me that my theories weren't good. Or
that they were radical. Maybe controversial, yes;
radical no.
And I will have to say that the general re-
Spouse to 81 Believe" has been more than graft
flying. have had many people, I am sure, dis
agree with me, some vehemently. On the other
hand I have had many people shake my hand
and congratulate me; have received many fine
letters, which would like to acknowledge here
with with thanks. Not one of these letters up
braided me for saying what believed" Most of
them applauded my ideas. One especially inSpir-
ing letter ended with the sentence which hope
you will pardon me for quoting-"You are the
writer that know who puts all into his
column" A half-doZen people I never saw before
looked me up at Seneca and said that they want
ed to subscribe to this newspaper because they
wanted to read 81 Believe" Long excerpts from
one of my columns were printed by a Boise
Qdaho) newspaper This is all very amazing to
me. And, as l said before, gratifying.
There is a theory that any writer is vested
with only certain amount of ideas on which
he may write. In other words there is limit to
his literary output, and after that limit is reached
he is washed up. This do not believe. Only
lazy person quits. do not believe that will ever
run out of ideas. / have never been accused of
being lazy. Right now 1 have ideas for dozen
columns. I would not have any trouble writing
one every day. could write two day if had to.
hope you will continue to read II Believe"
I promise you honest, sincere convictions. The
subject matter will always be intense, for am
very intense sort of person. If I think something
needs saying I am going to say it. This is lib
erty usually denied an editor if he wants to keep
his job. He can't afford to offend too many peo-
pie I'll take chance!!!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
Lei Us Nor -

When Mr.. Yinger brings a
blanket Indictment against those
who attend church services as in
dividuals and says their primary
purpose is to display a new hat
or dress, one wonders what his
religious background and train
ing can be.
His statement, "You may not
like the moments of quiet set
aside for meditation. l do" shows
that he is conscious of that in.
ner urge that seeks a solution
of his personal problems through
the promptings of the Spirit.
Has he ever attended in silence
the worship service of the Society
of Friends? The Master has given
us the guarantee that where two
or three are gathered together in
my name there will l be in their
midst" Could any promise be
more reassuring?
AS l have visited the different
places of worship in Montgomery
County, the Jewish Synagogue at
Wheaton, the Roman Catholic
Churches at Forest Glen and Oh
ney, the Episcopal Churches at
Olney and Brighton, the Method
list, Baptist, Presbyterian, Chris
tan Science, Mennonite, Church
of Christ and the Colored
Churches, l am impressed with
the sincere worshfpful atmos-
phere to be found wherever 1 go.
If there are any churches who
have paid choirs to lead the con-
gregational singing I have found
none.
Let us not lose sight of the adj
monition mot forsaking the as
sembling of ourselves together as
the manner of same is" Hebrews
1925.
Wilbur F. Nash, Jr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
In Rockville
NeW Postal
Rate Brings
$$$ UPsurge

New postal rateS-and some
misguided thrift - the past
two weeks have caused a so
percent rise in the sale of
stamps at the Rockville Post
office, according to Postmas-
ter Hugh Fl. HaSSell.
Most of the increase could be
attributed to the fact that many
patrons had a large backlog of
three cent stamps and so had to
buy one-cent stamps to meet mail
ing requirements.
And many people bought the
new commemorative four-cents
Simon Bolivar stamp instead of
pasting a three and one-cent
stamps on an envelope. New air
mail and post card rates also
contributed to the increase.
But the most interesting reason
for the increase was the belief
that buyers would save money by
buying three cent stamps before
the rate went up to four cents for
first class mail.
I'VE asked the firstrpeople who
came in why they were doing it.
They said, Because the postal
rates are going up" Hassell re-
lated.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
Golf Course Idea
Hit by Planners
BY Steed Evans
Staff Reporter

Members of the Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission this Tuesday I'M
Willingly found themselves in a position they
often scorn: that is, 1--WE want golf course but
don't put it in our front yard"
1t was no front yard in which the County
Revenue Authority wanted to put an 18-hole golf
course. 1t was in the Planning Commissions
proposed SIS million Wheaton Regional Park.
Planning Commission members and the
three-man Revenue Authority met with the Coun-
ty Council Tuesday to talk over the golf course
proposition which was brought up by William
Mckinney, RIA executive director, last month.
Mckinney said the Revenue Authority wants
to locate the golf course 164 acres in the south
west portion of the 4S2acre park The Planning
Commission wanted no part of McKinney'S sug-
gestion.
The Council listened with interest as the two
agencies spared with each other. Their chief
points of difference:
The Revenue Authority believes there is a
pressing" need for two golf courses in the lower
county now and one more upcounty in the near
future. The Authority declared that the Wheaton
Regional Park was an ideal location for one of
the courses They could develop there, on
countyowned land, for S29OOO0. 1t would take
two years before golfers could play the course.
The Planning Commission spokesman
couldn't understand why the Revenue Authority
waited until this week to propose the regional
park. A golf course there would destroy" the
park, according to ]. Newton Brewer Jr, chair
man of the Montgomery County Planning Board
of the Commission.
Brewer said the Revenue Authority could
locate on county-owned land along the Layhill
Road more cheaply than they could in the region
al park.
Councilman Robert T. Snure asked Mckinney
bow did the Authority get into the golf course
business, anyhow, since the County Recreation
Department and the Planning Commission al
ready own and operate a course in Sligo Creek
Park
Brewer, who was echoed by Planning Com
missioner w. Lawson King, said that If the Coun
ty Council was going to change its mind about
disbursements of money and authority in the
park, another public hearing should be held. The
golf course was not brought out at previous pub
lie hearings, they contended
The joint meeting closed after ]. Ingram Med
ley, chairman of the Revenue Authority, askeC
the Council to weigh the dilemma.