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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-07

Rosecrans, Auxiliary of Gin
cinnati, as first Bishop
New buildings for st. Mary of the
Springs finished Aug. 26 st.
Mary's Church dedicated Nov. 20.
1869-Crozier presented to Bish-
op Rosecrans by clergy Holy
Oils consecrated for first time in
Columbus Holy Red e e er
Church, Portsmouth, first corner
stone, May 9 -. First Diocesan
Synod, Aug. 20.
1870 - Naughton Hall on High
st. between State and Town SITS.
leased for use until the Cathedral
was finished.
1871-Bp. Rosecrans established
seminary, st. Aloysius, for priest
hood on site of present Holy Fam
lily School. FIR. N. A. Gallagher,
first president.
1872-Fr. Bigelow, Steubenville,
dies .>Cathedral opened for
Christmas Pontifical, Mass.
1873-Bishop's house readied for
occupancy.
1874-Two priests, who had fin
ished training at st. Aloysius Semi
nary, ordained for Diocese.
1875 - First issue of the Cath
Ollie Columbia, dated Jan. 8. ap-
peared under the immediate and
entire control of the Rt. Rev. S. H.
Rosecrans." FIR. B. M. Boylan and
FIR. Hartnedy ordained. Congrega-
ton of Holy Cross parish, Column
bus, offered to furnish new chapel
at st. Vincent's Orphanage.
1876-Laity pledges aid in liqui-
dating diocesan debt :. New wing
Of st. Vincent's Orphanage com
pleted Sacred Heart church
and school, Columbus, dedicated,
April 16 Church in Dennison
In use for several years, dedicated
Oct. 8.
1877 - FIR. ]. A. Brent, Mt. Yer
non, Golden Jubilee FIR. r. Fl.
Fitzgerald ordained st. AIMS,
Dresden, built for some time, dedi-
Gated Sisters of St. Joseph
open school for boys Ala on site of
old seminary on Sandusky St.
Danville Church newly built and
dedicated -. Millersburg Church
opened Dec. b.. New Holy Cross
church and new st. Patrick's
Church, both in Columbus, dedicat-
ed Dec. %.
1873 - Death of Pope Plus and
the election of Pope Leo XIII 80.
Rt. Rev. James Whelan, retired
Bishop of Nashville, died in St.
Thomas, GAINESVILLE st. J0-
seph's Orphanage Asylum Jose
phinum) dedicated April 20
st. Mary's of the River Little Hook
ing opened June 81 Cathedral
dedicated Oct. 20 Bp. Rose
Grams died Oct. 81 -. Very Rev. j.
b. Hemsterger, VIC, died Oct. II.
1879-Fr.. William Schonat, first
resident priest in Columbus, died
Jan. Is Four priests ordained.
FIR. d. A. Clarke ordained in Ca
thedral, Columbus, Dec. 20. by
Bishop Borgess. of Detroit.
1880-The Rt. Rev. John A.. Wat
terson, DID,, president of Mt. St.
Mary College, Emmitsburg, Md,
named Bishop, of Columbus, and
is consecrated by Bishop Elder. FIR.
julius Brent died. J0sephinum ded-
icated Oct. Is First Mass in
Ohio Penitentiary, Oct. IL En-.
larged Dennison Church dedicated,
Nov. IA.
1881 - Rev. FIR. James ]. Hartley
ordained subdeacon. The very Rev.
N. A. Gallagher of Columbus nam
ed Bishop of Galveston.
1882 - FIR. James j. Hartley or
dained in the Cathedral -. st. Jo-
seph's convent, Somerset, dedicated
-. St. Joseph, Licking County, ded-
icated, June IL -. st. Cecilia's,
Galloway. dedicated Sept. 8
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st. Roses, New Lexington. dies -.
Cornerstone of Sacred Heart
church, Coshocton, laid, Oct. 10 80.
Frame church, st. Benedict's, Cam
bridge, dedicated Dec. IL.
1893 - Dedications this year In
Guided st. Johns, Logan, June 5;
Sacred Heart, COshocton, July II;
st. John the Baptist, Columbus,
Sept. Is; and st. Joseph's, Canal
Dover, Oct. 80 -. Father S. S. Mat
tingly dies Oct. Is.
1899 - Bishop Watterson died
April IL Father Specht NAM
ed administrator, of the Diocese /.
st. Paul's, Athens, dedicated May
IA :. st. Nicholas church, Zanes-
vile, dedicated Aug. ~ Mon
signor Jessing of the Josephinum
died Nov. 2 i. st. John the Evan
gelist church, Columbus, dedicat-
ed Sept. "a and Sacred Heart
church, Pomeroy, Nov. 5.
19OO-Father Henry Moeller, d.
D., Chancellor of Cincinnati Arch
diocese, named Bishop of Column
bus, June 2; co~nsecrated Aug. Is
Father Thomas Cady died in
Logan, Aug. 5, and Father Lucius
Kessler sang his First Mass in Lam
caster. Sept. 8 Holy Name
church, Steubenville, dedicated and
consecrated by Bishop Moeller,
Oct. IA
1901-Father Frederick Schmidt
died in New Lexington, Feb. 2 -.
Ordinations included Fathers John
Bigan, Thomas Koran, March 2;
and Father Louis Manders, June
%; Father Roderick McCachen,
Aug. 9; and Father Adolph Deng-
Ter, Sept. 81 -. Church in Mineral
Point dedicated, April 81 .
Church in Fulda dedicated, June
% -. Mass for first time in Belpre
July %.
1902 = FIR. Rudolph Schwarz
ordained June 20 -. Father Fran
els X. Specht, pastor of st. Mary's,
Columbus, named Monsignor, July
10 Dedication of st. Thomas
the Apostle church, East Column
bus, Aug. 10.
1903 - Bishop Moeller named
Coadjutor to Archbishop of Gin
cinnati. May % Monsignor
Specht named administrator, May
80 Father Kellerman ordain-
ed, June II st. LeO's, Column
bus, dedicated in December /.
Pope names Fir. ]. J. Hartley, Steu-
benville, fourth Bishop of Column
bus, Dec. 10. Chalice presented to
the Bishop-elect by the people of
Steubenyille. CrOzier presented by
the priests.
1904 - Catholic Directory gave
population of Diocese of Columbus
as $1,000 Bishop Hartley con-
secrated in Holy Name church,
Steubenville, Feb. rs. Archbishop
Moeller was the cOnsecrating pre-
late -. Bishop Hartley arrived in
Columbus, Feb. 20 -. Father Den
mis- Dunno and Father Anthony
Domm first to be ordained, by Bish-
op Hartley, May % -. St. Stanis-
laus', Maynard, dedicated June 8
=. Cornerstone of st. Mary's, Mar
ietta, laid June IL Glouster
church dedicated June 10 "A
parish without a school Is like a
home without a mother"-epigram-
matte, widely quoted statement Of
Bishop Hartley in 1904.
1905 = Bishop Hartley celebrat-
ed Mass in comforting Of Palfium
on Archbishop Moeller, Cincinnati
-. Blessed Sacrament church,
Newark, dedicated March IL /.
Adena church dedicated May Is -.
Cornerstone of St. Peters church,
Steubenville, laid July 2, and of
Holy Trinity, Byesville, July 80 -.
Cornerstone of Holy Name church,
Columbus, laid Aug. 20, and of st.
Patrick's, Buchtel, Sept. -. /.
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1884 - FIR. AhrenS, rector of HO-
ly Cross Church and former chan
cellor, died March Is Catholic
college of Columbus resumes class
es, Sept. g.. New Corning Church
opened.
1885 - Holy Name Church, Steu.
benville, dedicated July 10 -. st.
Peters Church, Wheelersburg, ded-
icated, Nov. 8.
1886 = Fathers Joseph Schmitt
and FIR. ]. j. Catalan ordained.
1887 - New school opened at
Holy Name parish, Steubenville,
by FIR. James ]. Hartley -. Dedi-
cation of st. Francis De Sales, New
ark, Sept. 4.
1883 - Father Oeink, late pres
ident of the Catholic college, Co.
lumbus, became temporary pastor
of st. Louis, Gallipolis Father
D. B. Gull died in Bellaire, Jan.
rs =. New church in Delaware,
dedicated Oct. q.
1889 - Rev. A. L. Leininger sang
First Mass Jan. -. Silver Jubi-
lee of Father Specht, Vicar Gener-
al, March IL Holy Family
church, Columbus, dedicated June.
a.. st. Bernard's, Corning, dedi-
Gated July T.. Fir. Joseph NJ.
Wehrle ordained in St. Francis,
Newark, Aug. Is -. Other dedi-
cations included st. Patrick's, Buch-
tel, Aug. Is; st. Agnes, Mingo
Junction, Sept. /; Assumption,
GAINESVILLE, Sept. 90; St. Patrick's,
Fox Settlement, Oct. 81; St. Mary's,
Little Hooking, Nov. 3; st. Joseph's,
Ironton, Nov. %, and St. Mary's,
Martins Ferry, Dec. l.
1890 = National convention of
Knights of st. John held in Co
lumbus in June -. Cornerstone of
st. Dominic's school, Columbus,
laid Aug. IL SITS. Peter and
Paul's church, Black Creek, dedi-
Gated Oct. 26 Father Thomas
Powers ordained May %.
1891 - Sisters of Notre Dame de
Namur, Columbus, observed golden
jubilee of their Order in the US.
Father Francis Howard sang
First Mass in Cathedral June 81
-. New school, Dennison, dedi-
Gated Sept. II st. Anthony's
hospital, Columbus, dedicated Nov.
%.
1892 - New Chapel, st. Aloysius'
academy, New Lexington, dedicated
May II . st. Francis of Assists
parish, Columbus, organized in
May FIR. John B. Kuehn, Mari
eta, died July 20 st. Law
rence's church, Ironton, dedicated
Sept. IL Church in Sugar
Grove dedicated Nov. 20.
1893 - The Diocese was Is years
old March 8 st. Roses, Spring
Mountain, dedicated April % -.
Diocese observes silver jubilee Of
Bishop Watterson's ordination and
founding of diocese in big public
demonstration, state and civic lead
ers taking part, Aug. s st.
AIMS, Dresden, dedicated Nov. 26
st. Andrews, Jacksonville, ded-
icated Nov. 80.
1894 = The Josephinum was in
cOrpOrated in June under the name
of 1.-The POntifical College Jose
phinum of the Sacred C0ngrega-
ton for the Propagation Of the
Faith" An addition to st. Vim
cents orphanage, Columbus, was
dedicated Oct. % -. In Burkhart,
st. Joseph's church was dedicated
Oct. 81 A new church, st.
Henry's, Harriettsville, was dedi-
Gated Nov. Is -. FIR. John M.
Jacquet, pastor in Coshocton, OBJ
served the golden jubilee of his
ordination Dec. 81.
1895 = Sacred Heart church,
New Philadelphia, dedicated June
g.. Cornerstone laid for new st.
Luke's church, Danville, Aug II.
1909 - RjShon WatterSou dedi-
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Sept IL.
1917 - New church in Pine
Grove dedicated May !, and st.
Leo's, Columbus, May 9 New
altar in chapel in St. Joseph's GEM
etery blessed Oct. q.
1918 - st. Mary's, Bremen, died.
icated May 5 -. Rev. Thomas Har-
rington ordained in Rome May "A
+. Bishop attended funeral of
Cardinal Farley in New York, Sept.
"A Diocese backed drive for
war funds Nov. II.
1919 - New Mercy hospital, Mt.
Vernon, opened Sept. / -. Cardi-
nal Mercier welcomed to Columbus
by Bishop Hartley and Governor
Cox, Oct. 81.
1920 = Home and Foreign Mis-
sion society formed Jan. is; Father
Kilgallen named director . . Fa-
ther Kessler of St. Leo's, Columbus,
died during the celebration of
Mass, May IL Bishop Hartley
went to Rome for audience with
Pope in July.
1921 - Bishop Hartley attended
the funeral of Bishop Farrelly in
Cleveland, Feb. II; attended fu-
neral of Cardinal Gibbons, March
q st. Thomas school, East
Columbus, dedicated Sept. 4
Cornerstone of st. Agnes, Mingo
Junction, laid Nov. 9.
1922 - Bishop Hartley celebrat-
ed POntifical Requiem for Pope
Benedict XIV Jan. "a st. Tere-
sa's, Cadiz, dedicated Jan. % -.
Father Woesmann, Marietta, died
Feb. IL Father John Mead,
Wellston, died Feb. % Our
Lady of Victory parish, Columbus,
formed June 9; Father Nolan NAM
ed pastor Father William Nc
Dermett, Holy Name church, CO.
lumbus, died June 10.
1923 - Father Goldschmidt, st.
Vincent's orphanage, died March
-. Father Howard, pastor Of
Holy Rosary church, Columbus,
made Bishop of Covington 49,.
st. Vincent de Paul church, Mt.
Vernon, dedicated Oct. z -. st.
Mary's, Minerton, dedicated Sept.
IL; Our Lady of Victory, Column
bus, Oct. IA; Sacred Heart church,
Columbus, Nov. 90
1924 = Bishop Hartley announc-
ed Jan. Is that st. Charles semi
nary would be founded Good
Samaritan hospital addition dedi-
Gated Feb. Is New Mercy hos
pital, Portsmouth, blessed April %
. Father M. M. Meara observed
Golden Jubilee of ordination June
IA -. New academy of st. Jo-
seph's, Columbus, dedicated Nov.
80 Father L. F. Kearney. C.P.,
buried in GAINESVILLE Dec. 8.
1925 - Archbishop Moeller Of
Cincinnati died Jan. S Father
Meara, st. Joseph Cathedral, died
Jan. "a Golden Jubilee of st.
Vincent's orphanage, Feb. 2 -.
Dedications this year included st.
Francis, Toronto, July 26; st. Syl-
westerns, Woodsfield, Aug. 80; st.
Johns school, Logan, Sept. 6; st.
Mary's school, Delaware, Sept. Is;
St. Johns, Bellaire, Nov. s; Aqui-
mas high school gymnasium, Nov. /;
st. Charles seminary, Nov. A; st.
Rita's Home. Nov. 10; Immaculate
Conception church and school, Co
lumbus, Dec. 8, and Corpus Christi
church and school, Columbus, Dec.
8.
1926 - st. Philomena's school,
Caldwell, dedicated Jan. 6 -. Mon
signor Harrington died March Is
-. Camp st. Joseph, Lockbourne,
blessed July 4 st. Therese's
Shrine dedicated Sept. Is New
school in ST. Mary's, Portsmouth,
dedicated Nov. IL.
1927 = st. Nicholas school,
GAINESVILLE, dedicated July 8
st. Augustine's church and school,
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Lancaster, laid Sept. 2, and for St.
Aloysius', Columbus, Oct. %
1907-Population of diocese Civ
en- as 1878. Priests, 100 secular
and 81 religious priests. Work
started on st. AIMS infant asylum,
Columbus, April 20 &. st. Peters
church, Steubenville, dedi C a d
June 20 Rev. John ]. Murphy
and Rev. Joseph Herman ordained
June z $. New church in Dillon
vale dedicated in July Bishop
bought 1914 acres south of Column
bus for new cemetery -. Apostolic
Delegate, Msgr.' Falconio welcom-
ed, Oct. 20 .St.Peter's, Steuben-
vile, dedicated Dec. Is . Bishop
dedicated Good Shepherd chapel
Dec. 10.
1903 - Father r. ]. Paulovitz ap-
pointed to organize st. Ladislaus'
parish, Columbus, March 81 =.
Fathers Joseph Dooley, Francis
Clark and James Ryan ordained
June 16 Father John Curran
ordained in his home parish, St.
Johns, Bellaire, June 10 New
chapel and addition to Mt. Carmel
hospital dedicated, July Is /.
Bishop dedicated new Holy Re-
deemer church, Portsmouth, Oct.
Is St. Ladislaus', Columbus,
dedicated, Nov. 81 st Louis
church, Gallipolis, completed, Dec
IL.
1909 - Dedications this year in
Guided st. Plus church, Moxahala,
May 81; St. Lawrence's school
Ironton, Sept. 8; and st. Mary's
church.. Marietta, Dec. IL Fa-
Their Charles Walsh was ordained
June S, and Father Macmillan Pr
vetz, Sept. Is.
1910 - Father William O'Brien
ordained May 81 -. Bishop Hart
ley went to Rome !. st. Benedict's,
Cambridge, dedicated in late No
vember.
1911 = st. Joseph's, Circleville,
dedicated, Jan. q Msgr. Gal
COMO, Papal Delegate, welcomed to
Columbus for national convention
of Federation of Catholic societies
Aug. IL -. Bishop Hartley named
permanent honorary president of
new Catholic Press association in
Columbus meeting Monsignor
A.. NOnnen died in Portsmouth.
1912 = st. Peters school, Steu-
benville, opened Feb. % New
art building in st. Mary of the
Springs dedicated June %
Cornerstone of Holy Family school,
Columbus, laid in September -.
New school opened in Buchtel,
Nov. %.
1913 - Father Thomas Nolan Or
dained in Holy Name church, Steu-
benville, April 4 MonsignOr
Specht died May 80 -. Most Rev.
Giovanni BonzanO, Apostolic Del
egate, welcomed for ordinations
and silver jubilee in JOsephinum
-. St. Joseph's cemetery blessed,
Nov. 2 Sacred Heart church,
Neffs, dedicated Dec. IL.
1914 - Bishop Hartley sailed for
Europe June 2, audience with Pope
Plus X June 20 -. Father Joseph
Schmitt, Burkhart, died July 8 -.
Bishop gave opening sermon in
Catholic Press Convention, Detroit,
Sept. 10 -. New Cathedral affairs
cOnsecrated, Dec. 20.
1915 = Cornerstone Of st. DOM
inic's, Columbus, laid, May g..
Golden Jubilee of Good Shepherd
convent, Columbus, observed, May
g.. DR.. ]. E. Hagerty and Hon.
M. A. Daugherty appointed repre-
sentatives to convention of Amer
lean Federation of Catholic soci-
cites by Bishop Hartley Holy
Cross church, Gl0uster, dedicated
Dee. IS.
1916 - Father Coffey, Mingo
Junction, died Feb. A f. St. Ber-
nard'S church. Corning. dedicated
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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
NO cIERRAN sU N
0brus pOr $3.50
Mil Iniciurd
Coral Gables

Una serie de obras de utili.
dad publica, valoradas en- Glen.
tos de miles de dolares acome-
terra Ell Municipio de Coral Ga
bles en- los proximos meses.
Uno de ellos y quiza ell de ma
yor envergadura, sera ell con
trato para la construction de
I'm sistema de alcantarillado
que permita la recogida de las
aguas y deshechos, en- la IONA
de Coral Gables proxima a la
BiScayne Bay.
Este contrato Sc evalGa en-
$650.000, y prestara servicio a
una vecindad de 500 hogares de
esa parte de la ciudad. Estas
casas tienen I'm valor aproxima-
do de 10000 dolares, y han ST.
do construidas en- los repartos
de reciente creacion Sunrise
darDor Y sunrise Point.
Tambien Sc proyecta ampliar
la iona de estacionamiento er
los alrededores de la Little Flo.
wer Church, asi como trabajos
similares cerca del Senior High
School de Coral Gables, donde
hasta ahora hay espacio para
trescientos carros. Las obras
de ampliacion facilitaran ALI
espacio para 100 vehicuIos mas.
La Comision del Distrito Me
tropolitano espera recibir una
tasaci6n del Municipio de Co
raj Gables, que consistira en- Ell
permiso para anexar medic acre
del territorio o del condado GER
ca del nuevo puente Snapper
a fin de dar lorna rectangular
al Unite de esa ciudad por esa
parte.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
Sc 1omardn Hue||as Digita|es a
10000 Emp|eados de Escue|as

ia unanimemente, al acusar-
sele de ofensas a la moral.
Dolan fue acusado por un
menor de 10 amos, quien di-
jo haber recibido proposicio-
mes indecorosas por parte del
primero, en- I'm salon santa
rio de la ciudad.
En- este case particular, ell
P~residente de la Junta de
Education, Mr.. Joe Hall, de-
clar6 que la cesantia de Do
Ian no Sc basaba p%recisamen.
tie en- la acusacion va citada,
sino en- ciertas i~nformaciones
que fueron ~reveladas a traves
de las huellas digitales.
Ell proceso de fichar a to-
dos. los empleados escolares
del Condado, empez6 en- ju-
lilo. Y ell mismo progresa a
raz6n de unos $50 diarios. Es-
tie programa estara termina-
do ell IL de setiembre, una vez
terminado 10 cual Sc procede-
"a a localizar a los que falten,
labor que no estara del TODD
complete hasta octubre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
venderd {. u. Destruetor
al Gobierno de F. Batista
Reaction en- los Circulos Revo|ucionarios Cubanos Aqul

La colonia cubana de Mia
mi comenta a TODD 10 largo y
ancho de Miami la anunciada
compra de Tin destructor de
guerra, por parte del Gobier-
no de Batista.
La compra no Sc ha confir-
mado en- Washington, pero Sc
tiene entendido que Ell des-
tructor es parte de los sobran-
tes de la guerra mundial I'LL
TINA, y que ira desmantelado,
habiendo de completarse su
a~rtillamiento en- la propia Ha-
bana.
Circulos revolucionarios de
Miami, bien enterados de es-
tas cosas, estiman que dicha
compra sera una violacion mas
de la disposition tomada en-
Washington, hace algunos me.
ses, de no vender mas armas a
Batista.
La operation de venta de
este destroyer, segun Sc sa-
be, viene discutiendose haee
varios meses. En- los ultimos
dias de agosto tienese enten-
dido que ell Gobierno de Cuba
recibi6 confirmation de la
proxima entrega de la nave,
81 bien no hay en- ella cafo-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
Dudoso AIN Ell Proyecto de
Edificaci0n del "Inferama"

La proposition hecha a los
comisionados de Miami por el
senior Kenneth Frank, de &C.
der a la Autoridad del Inte-
rama unos 500 acres que pc.
see actualmente la ciudad en-
ell nordeste del condado, re-
quiere mayor estudio del que
al principle quiso darsele. Ash
10 estima ell Comisionado Otis
SILVER, especialmente despues
de haber leido una serie de
reportajes sobre las pasadas
actividades de Mr.. Frank, en-
que Sc hacia .menci6n. de sus
dificultades financieras en- al
gunos proyectos anteriores en-
cabezados por Ell.
SILVER pertenece a la Auto
ridad del Interama, (Centro
Cultural y Commercial Inter
americano) y cree necesario
detenerse mas a reconsiderar
TODD ell proyecto sugerido por
Mr.. Frank.
Por SUI parte, ell Presidente
de dicha Autoridad, ell repre-
sentante William C. Lam
taft, es del parecer que debe
votarse sin mas demora la ad-
quision de los 500 acres Y dar-
sele via a los planes ~presenta.
dos por Frank.
Este contratista sostiene que
su posicion financiera es soli-
da y que cuenta con ell respal-
do de varias empresas pode-
rosas, dispuestas a respaldar
con credito y con dinero Ia
operation, una vez aceptada
por la cludad de Miami.
En- primer lugar, dice 81,
existe una gran compahia de
SECURES que esta en- DISPOSE
ci6n de comprar bonos hipote-
carlos por valor de $12 Milo
mes y medic de dolares. Este
d%ependeria de que la autori-
dad obtenga cinco millones
mas en- ingresos por concepto
de concesiones.
Y aun respecto a esos cinco
millones de d6lares adiciona-
les, Mr.. Frank afirma que
dispone de suficientes ofreci-
mientos por parte de firmas
responsables, capaces de lie
mar csc cupo a base de expo
ner en- ell Centre Interameri-
cano sus productos.
Anade Mr.. Frank que la
operation require, pcr etra
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

Las autoridades escolares
del Condado Sc han determi-
nado a investigar la conduc-
ia de cada uno de sus 10000
empleados para verificar sus
aptitudes morales y determi-
mar con facilidad cualquier
case de ofensa moral por par
tie de ellos.
Entiendese que esta medi-
da, la cual consistira en- to-
mar a cada uno de dichos en-
pleados sus huellas digitales
y demas generates, evitara en-
10 adelante que Sc produzcan
casos de ofensas a la moral y
quede sin saberse quien o
quienes son los culpables.
No hace mucho que la Jun
ia de Educacion del Condado
acept6 la renuncia de dos
miembros del personal, GUAM
do sus respectivos records"
Sc pusieron al descubierto.
Otro case especifico fue Ell
de Joseph Dolan, custodio de
estudiantes, de 81 amos, quien
fuera cesanteado por la Jun
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Nuevo Hospital
Buutistu Serd
ReaIidud Pronto

Ell IS de %septiembre tendra
lugar la ceremonial inaugural
de dedication, en- los terrenos
donde Sc levantara I'm nuevo
hospital co5teado por la iglesia
bautista de Miami.
Sc espera una concentration
de 10000 personas en- dichos
terrenos, que Sc encuentran ubi
cados en- Kendall y SW 88 Ave-
nida.
La ceremonial sera presidida
por ell pastor C. Roy Angel, mi
nistro de la Iglesia Bautista
Central de Miami.
Ell sitio escogido mide IS
acres. Habra en- esa OCCASION
una comida barbecue" a las
4,30 y durara hasta las $50, pa
trocinada por las distintas her.
mandates bautistas y por las
Sociedades de Mujeres Misio-
neras.
La excavation de los terre-
nos comenzara ell 4 de noviem-
bre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
Fue d Robar Y
LUeqo Desistio

I'm case interesante es el de
Walter Kenneth Laski, de 81
amos, quien asalto la Transport
Rental System Inc, pero una
vez dentro del local Sc sintio
atemorizado y desistio de cul
minar su fechoria.
Asi 10 confes6 ante ell juez de
la corte criminal, Gene Wi
lliams. Previamente habia llama
do por telefono al tesorero de
la Compania, J.. Ruggiera, para
explicarle 10 mismo.
E. heeho ocurrio ell 10 de
agosto en- sill SW 3 Avenida,
pero la sentencia Sc ha suspen-
dido hasta ahora por la no, com
parecencia de los testigos acusa.
dores, como son ell dueno de Ii
firma y ell policia que realiz6
e. arresto. e
Laski es divorciado dc, Gwen
Laski, jovencita de II amos que
a punta de pistola realizo un
robo en- ell Ocean Ranch Hotel
ell is de JUNO pasado.
La sonora Laski cumple SEN
tencia actualmente, que lie inn
puso en- dgosto ell Juez del dis.
trlto criminal Ben C. Willard.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

llsta que recomienda dicha
agrupacion de abogados.
Los abogados Weiss y Davis
segun estiman los dos conf.
slonados que los respaldan,
tienen derecho a ser designa.
dos, puesto que los tres jue-
ces que actualmente desempe
nan sus cargos en- ell distrito
metropolitan fueron esco-
gidos por los restantes cole
gas de comisi6n.
Los cargos de jueces aludi-
dos pagan I'm haber annual de
$4,000. La comision espera
actupar antes de que Sc desig-
men los seis nuevos jueces
que Sc anadiran al distrito en-
octubre.
Mr.. Creel, hablando a nom
bre del Foro Dade, insistio
en- que la lista suministrada
por ellos es confeccionada@ ex-
clusivamente a base de capa-
cidad y no de otra considera-
ci6n.