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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
Record6 Ell Movimiento Is de Julio a
los Caidos en- Bata||a de CienfueQos

La filial de Miami del Movi-
miento 26 de Julio celebro dos
actos para recordar a los caidos
en- la batalla de Cienfuegos y
conmemorar la fecha de la his
torica revuelta.
Ri viernes 5, y frente al busto
del Apostol de la Independent
cia de Cuba, Jose Marti, en- ell
Brayfront Park, Sc celebr6 un
sencillo acto consistente en- de-
positar una ofrenda floral en- la
base del busto de MART. Expli-
co la significacion del acto ell
senior Carlos Interian, miembro
del executive del Movimiento 26
de Julio de Miami quien dijo
que ICON ell triunfo de la Revo-
lucion los crimenes de los Ia
bernilla seran juzgados y los
criminales caeran bajo la jus
ticia revolucionaria". Interian,
que hablo del acto heroico, fue
enlace en- la conspiracion del 5
de septiembre entire ell doctor
Faustino Perez y los oficiales
de la Marina Guiana.
En- Ell 5525 de la Septima ave-
nida del North West, en- la no.
che del pasado dia 6, ell movi.
miento rs de Julio celebro I'm
acto-asamblea para CONNIE.
moran la lucha librada en- la
Perla del Sur. En- esa asamblea
habl6 Rene Flores, MEM
bro de la celula del M-26-7 en-
Plantas Electricas, de La Haba.
ma, ell que hizo un analisis de
la intervention de dicha celula
en- la lucha del 5 de septiem.
bre, donde cayeron 3 de sus
companeros, y termino exhor.
tando a todos los militantes del
movimiento a luchar mas que
nunca "ahora que la victoria
Sc esta acercando".
Ell responsible de la seccion
obrera y miembro del ejecuti.
vo de la filial de Miami, senior
Sergio Cardoso, rindi6 detalla.
do informe de los trabajos rea'
lizados por la seccion referida.
y planted la necesidad "de linn.
piar con fuego todos los orga.
nismos cubanos, hoy soborna.
dos y c~orrompidos por la dicta.
dura, incluyendo la Confedera.
cion de Trabajadores de Cuba,
gobernada por I'm grupo de ham.
pones dirigidos por ell traidor
Mujal'. Ell orador termino di
ciendo: eel nombre de la etc
debe ser eliminado de los orga.
nismos obreros cubanos por lc
que ha significado oprobio G
ignominia para los trabajado
res"
Oscar Ramirez, vice presiden
tie del executive de Miami J
Delegado de Relaciones Publ
cas- del Comite en- ell Exilio LA.
mo a Fidel Castro "faro y gui;
de la juventud y del pueblo GU
bano'. Dijo ell orador que Cas-
tro aseguro que ell ejercito d.
liberaci6n solo tratara con 10.
militares, de producirse un gol
contra Batista por parte de es
tos," 81 Sc detiene Immediate
mente al Dictator, a todos lo'
militares que han cometido cri
menes, torturas y robos, ash co
mo la detencion de los politi
queros tanto del gobierno co
mo de la falsa oposicion y s.
les lleva ante los Tribunales d.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10

Justicia y Sc entrega al gobier-
no provisional al hombre desig-
nado por ell Frente Civico Re-
volucionario, Ell que debe convo-
car a elecciones en- ell plazo mas
breve.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10

probablemente danaron algu-
mas habitaciones colindantes,
segun manifesto ell Jefe de
Bomberos del Distrito NE.
Ward.
Sc practican investigaciones
para saber ell origen del sinies-
tro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
RoBos EN- EE. w.

Los ladrones entran en- 1880 hOgares a rObar
cada "A hOras, como prOmediO, durante los meses
de julio y agostO, aprOvechando las vacaciOnes de
sNs mOradOres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
COMENZO CAMPANA PARA
FOND0 UNDO

Con un objective que ascien-
de a $3.477. 900 para 1859, va
comenzo sus labores ell numero-
so grupo de 8 mil voluntarios
que Sc dispone a conquistarlo.
Cinco jefes regionales estan en-
carfeAos de vigilar las activida-
des de solicitud de donaciones
en- comercios y en- hogares pri-
vados. Son ellos Henry v. Oar
tigalongue, del Northeast Dade
County, Charles Bucker, del
noroeste, Wiston Wynne, iona
central, Hal Brockschmidt, 70
ma sur, y G. James Hughes, en-
la ciudad propiamente dicha.
Los recaudadores trabajaran
en- ell Funds Commerce and In
dustry Division, encabezados
por Paul McCandles y EN-. Clau.
ghton como vice presidente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-10
SELECCIONARAN Ell
PRIMERO DE OCTUBRE Ell
GETTY MANAGER" DE NORTH
MIAMI BEACH

Para esa gran fecha tendra
la hermana ciudad de North
Miami Beach SUI primer autori-
dad municipal administrative
(City M~anager), cargo al que &C
tualmente aspiran unas SIS per-
sonas, segun la lista que hasta
ahora ha confeccionado csc mu-
nicipio, teniendo en- cuenta
igual numero de solicitudes re-
cjbidas.
Ell puesto paga $500 por
ano, 10 cual, dadas las condicio-
mes del elevado costo de la vida
y demas factories, no esta nal
que digamos para vivir en-
North Miami Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
BOTH SIDES
OF THE FENCE

Question: Do you think that mechanical
diciotion Is an encroochment on your sscre-
ioriol functions7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
MANY ACTIVITIES SET
National Secretaries
Week Opens Here

More than 200 members OF
the National Secretaries As
ISOLATION will take part In q
number OF activities this
week, marking their observ-
ance OF National Secretaries
Week.
National Secretaries Week
has been proclaimed by Sec.
rotary OF Commerce Weeks
and the District Commission
ers april 20-26l for the
seventh consecutive year TO
honor the first lady OF buSi-
ness" for her contribution
toward progress In the busi-
ness world.
Taking part In the local
events will be members Of
three Washington Chapters
Of the National Secretaries
Association-Capital. Execu-
tive and Presidential,
Local activities will begin
today when the secretaries
will be honored at a recep-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

ton from 3 10 s pm, In the
OAR Chapter House,
Guest OF honor on this
occasion will be Mrs. Alice
s, curran. special assistant
10 the Assistant Secretary
for Public Affairs OF the De-
partment OF State.
Receiving guests with Mrs.
curran will be the presidents
OF the three chapters--Miss
Janet Able, Capital, Miss
Anna Holovach, Presidential,
and Miss Eleanor O'Malley.
Executive, as we'll as Miss
Eunice Graham. chairman OF
the Secretaries Week Com
mittee for Washington.
Highllghting the, secretar-
les doinRs for the week will
be a banquet 10 be held at
7 pm. Wednesday In the
Presidential Arms. preceded
by a reception at s pm.
Mr.. Frank Boucher will
act a. master OF ceremonies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

technical skills. II the ma
chine can replace the secre-
tary she in fact is not a Sec
rotary and could very we'll
be replaced by a stenogra-
pher or typist at a lower SAL
airy. A machine cannot make
an appointment. set. UP a
meeting. make out the boss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

income tax return prepare
his bank statement or sit
down and talk TO the boss
about the problems that arise
during the day. A machine
can save both the secretary
and the boss time but GER
tainly does not encroach on
secretarial functions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

for the dinner with Miss
Graham. overall chairman.
presiding. The keynote
speaker will be Or. William
r, Van Dersal Of the United
States Soil Conservation
Service, Department Of Az
riculture, whose topic will be.
THE First Lady Of Business"
Or. Van Dersal Ia the au-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
NO

MISS VIRGINIA c, TIM
LIN. secretary TO manager
OF operations, American Air.
lines, Inc; Mechanical die
tation frees the secretary
while the boss Is debating.
enabling her TO perform her
many responsibilities more
efiiciently. particularly In .
busy ONCE where her duties
may be more numerous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
MISS SHIRLEY BARLOW.

MISS SHIRLEY BARLOW.
secretary to assistant admin
istrator. Federal Extension
Service. u. S. Department
Of Agriculture: The profess
sional secretary who has be-
come expert in the use Of
shorthand and tipping will
want TO keep her proficiency
in these basic skills at the
highest level. One Of the,
many advantages Of taking
dictation. rather than using
mechanical equipment. is the
opportunity presented for
discussion with the executive
Of matters such as appoint
ments. telephone calls and
follow-up on decisions, all Of
which are a part Of the
secretary's duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
NO

MRS. JANE p. McKNEE.
law Arm Of Prince, Taylor
e. Champion: Any process
which allows a secretary
more time for the more in
teresting duties Of the secre-
tarial profession is a help.
However. I must admit / per-
sonally prefer using short
hand simply because l like
to take dictation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
NO

MRS. FLORA GAMBLE
Scale. once Of Under
secretary of Health. Educa-
ton and Welfare: Machines
cannot replace human re-
lationships that exist be-
tween the executive and his
secretary. Responsibility OF
the secretary stems far be-
yond mere dictation and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

Capital Chapter National Secretaries AsOssOnl
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thor OF THE American Land"
recently selected a. the book
most illustrative Of natural
resource conservation In the
United States by the cArne-
gle Foundation.
. Special guests at the ban
auet will be q group Of APP
Continued on PE. D-i2. Col. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
YES

MRS. LILY NJ. BEAU
CHAMP. national secretary,
National Defense Transport
tation Association: Mechani-
cal dictation is an encroach-
ment not only on secretarial
functions but also on eff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

MISS c o r D A MAE
CEARNAL, National Business
Aircraft Association. Inc: A
secretary by definition. is a
personal confidant. An in
formed secretary is a better
worker. In my secretarial
training. ] was taught 10
keep my eyes and ears open
at all times. A machine
which by its nature is limited
to merely repeating specific
information destroys the
necessary relationship that
should exist between a secre-
tary and her boss. 1t is with
in this personal relationship
that an exchange Of infor-
nation, which benefits both
parties. constantly flows
whereby a secretary becomes
more valuable to her en-
ployer and herself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

cheney, for q secretary's initi-
alive. imagination and en-
thusiasm can became stined
when she is forced into q
machine-like turning-out OF
perfect letters. To do her
best, q secretary must feel
she Is a member Of the man
agement team-this requires
direct communication with
the executive.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

for tie persor~ who secs it for the
lrst time
Entrance % the pool is only from
the south SIDE, which is through the
bath house Here the swimmers will
change to their swimming apparel
using the large dressing rooms. with
showers and modern conveniences.
The center Of the bath house will
be used for storage of clothing bags
and for the attendants to work.
Parking areas are provided both
On the north and south sides.
Il ne weather permits the pool
VIII BE- kept omen Friday and Sat
ndav nights ana other nights dur
ing the summer Wen tighter, with
4 eco watts Of underwater illnnina-
ton, the pool should prove to be a.
recreahonal focal point. especially
Wlth q record PLAYER and using the
>snooth-top cement as a dance floor.
The opening date has been twice
delayed, but should open at an excel
lent time July 4. Unusually cool
Weeahef, in June plus rain. has held
attendance at lakes and pool to a
minimum So far this summer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Farm, Soil A Agencies
Move To New Offices

Two county Offices. which al
minister federal Y S, Department
Of Agriculture programs in Prince
Edward county the Soil Conser-
walton Service and the Farmer s
Home Administration. have moved
'c ncvs Offices.
Both are now located in tho new
w. A. Watson Insurance Agency
building On Nam street directly
across from the Farmville Post
Equipment has been moved and
personnel may be contacted in the
new quarters The Sos office form
erly was on the second floor Of the
Court House building The FILA Of.
flee was located in the Dorthy
May building
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Tho parents Mr. and Mrs Robert
Bennett were both aNaN from home
when the fire started Robert Zen
nett, the father 4 pulp wood CATER
had gone to work. and Carrie Ben
nett. mother Of the children. had
gone across the road TO the home Of
J r Gull to get a bucket Of water.
A passing mot0rist saw the flames
and stopped al the Gun home but
the Bennett home was mass Of
flames before anyone could get to Il.
The victims were Robert Ernest
Bennett, l6 months, and Clifford Flu
gene Bennett, six months. Dr W Al
Pennington. Buckinpham County
medical examiner, said the infants
apparently sllfiocated before the
fire reached them. They were asleep
at the time.
The Dillwyn Fire Department an
sWercd the call but the house had
burned to the sills when they an
rived with firefighting equipment
The origin Of the flrc was not de-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

senior dfSr3a trbfnff clerk gternc6 on
NJ lane .fan3jlia, vorktnp ha,Inis INTO
retirement
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.,a,+ed n,.,.i. IN, ,harDoaar,
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het lao7 Ne Was transferred ID the
Farnvillf Office b. the only change
Of location iii ao Years He h-onph
ulth mn Mrs Gevrr The former
Locke Thomas whom he married
al Chatham m December 1915
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n = 80 : 4
4 son vas kiiied 10 achoh ~
Wofld War II Wilile engaged Win
nis DIVISION ~ We llie-and-neath pat
LII "t'' n" - ''''''''' m - i'"''"''
= ''''''''''''
faiifiiul DISCHARGE OF each DAY S
WORK Is the heart OF lives IKE sam
Gcyer s Several wears ago when
spell o. SICKNESS brought doc
'or Is urging 70 retire ne merely
slowed ms pace and kept on With the
lon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
College Presents Memory Lone
Touring Vocalist, Bill kirkpatrick,
Supporting Cast To Perform July 10

Memory Lane" a musical trip
through the years, will be PIE
sented to Longwood College. July
10, at 8 pm, in Jarman Hall.
Tickets may be purchased at the
box office the night Of the per
tormance
Memory Lane" will feature Bill
Kirkpatrick. vocalist. and cast Of
four supporting singers. The pro-
gram will begin with music Of the
Gay Nineties" and the days Of the
1905. The Tuneful Thirties" will
follow the rendition Of the Roaring
TWenties." Concluding the program
will be a musical comparison Of the
Tunes Of Today" with melodies Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

"Yesteryear
Kirkpatrick's tours have brought
him to audiences in Canada and
the United States He has ap-
peared On NBC and ABC radio and
television networks. A North Caro-
linian by birth, he has sung in
nightclubs and resorts Of the New
YorkNew Jersey area.
The "B Ia dears." the four
women singers. are originally from
Charlotte, ~ CT They have ap-
peared in club, radio and television
work. In Melody Lane" their work
ranges from comedy routine to
quartet work, and duets with Bill
Kirkpatrick.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
.12-Room Home
Given Away

Would YOU Ike to have free a
l2room. tWo-story. frame house
with two baths, basement and
attic?
One was given away free in Farm
vile earlier this week. to inc nrst
person that asked for it.
The only requirement was that
the house be moved.
J A Weinberg of Howard Ente~-
prlses. Inc. said the former Pau
lette house On High street near
Main. was given away to DC taken
away He said plans arc indefinite
On the development Of the property
but expects to use it for business
sites.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Farmvillc iOOF
Lodge Acquires
LSi]e Fer Home
Ha'f-Ycar Building
Values 1914 379';
Well Ahead Gf 1857

Acquisition OF LongWood avenue
site Tor the news home Of Farmville
! Lodpe 300 Independent 0 der Of
Odd Fellows highlighted strong con-
st"uction activity here during June.
The lodge secured SIS 900 build
Ing permit. although construction
on the large LOG feet by 1872 feet
lot. ust east Of the Memorial
Armory. is not expected to start
until fall
] A 30 x 30 feet one story home
with fun basement is tentatively
planned. and the lodge home Is to
have dining and recreation facili-
I ties in the basement. II Will add
\ another link to the growing chain
af recreation facilities IN the Long
wood area. now Including the
Moose hall golf course the arfnory
and the Farmville Recreation As
sociayion development. with the new
swimming pool
The IOOF lodge home viii be OF
4 construction easily added to over
the years Through donated labor
\ he members expect 70 add con
sderably to the total value above
\ the sum listed On the building per
\ NIT
June Building
Eleven building permits were
! issued during June with estimated
expenditure totals Of S66 700 That
fetal third consecutive month Of
strong activity pushed the mid
\ 'ca~ month Wcll above last wear
rhcn juno had nina permits valued
\ i $50 $50
The first halt year total foi 1879
i constructidl nov stan d al
S34i .313 There were II permits Sc
cured in The six-mon,h period
During the first half OF 1857.
I the e were 81 permits secured for
I constructor pgoieets estimated N
'os' e,Y2 ga The favorable bulge
Of 1858 over year ago has acumu-
aref principally III the last three
months with MAYS Sl3t i28 the
eading 3o-day period
Five hone property protects arc
included IN The June total with a
combined value Of sit 200 Thee
were secured by w M. Redd, w.
W Dickerson william Morton es-
tate. l. q Atkins and c H Stay
ton, al Prospect.
TWO commercial projects were
included. tn new trim shop Of
Glenn Smith near Westview Gene
terry and an addition to the gift
shop of Mrs II V Lancaster. on
High street
The remaining permits were 81
cured for S nlsa ! residential and
farm property additions
The June total Of S66, 700 was
nearly evenly divided between the
town and county. the latter having
slight edge at So 300 against
S3l 500 worth Of construction within
the town limits
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Five New York Club
Members Earn Herald
Five-Day Free Trip

Two more members Of tho Herald
New York Tour Club have earned
the 884 points required and an all
expense paid trip to New York Mrs.
Ben Bersch. Rt. 3. DillWyn. and her
sister. Mrs j. r. Nuckols. III, RI. 3.
Cumberland, are over the top. Three
other club members. Mrs Leon Will
liams, Of Farmville, Miss Mary Lou
Southall, Of Farmville. and Mrs.
Lacy Rush, Of DillWvn. previously
announced. have earned the trip,
making a total OF five successful
club members.
Several other club members have
only few more points 10 earn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
J. s. Rose Buys
Garrett Funeral
home iii Powhatan

James S. Rose has purchased the
Garrett Funeral Homo il Powhatan.
The Garrett Funeral Home. in the
village OF Powhatan, was formerly
owned and operated by Larken c.
Garrett Of Cumberland who also
operated funeral homes in Cmnber-
land and Goochland counties.
Rose has been associated with
Joseph W. Bliley Of Richmond for a
number of years and lives in Pow
hatan County.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
No Change II
Operation OF
Heights School
Worsharn tn nccn
Same Number
Of Teachers

DARLINGTON Heights and Worshan
schools will operate next year Oh
the same bass as last year ac-
cording to a recent decision Of thf
+ ince Edward County sea q
b ard
The doc.slnn was made II. u
special meeting Of the board, ana
has followed sayeral Al ntfg Of
liberation and hearings on the
ihil:iy # N vla4 VA
Heights pupils to Wpss'lann in an
economy constellation effort
No commitments were nade ea
the 1886 school year
The teaching force at Rec school
viii be reduced BY one teacher next
yea One teacher has resigned snd
viii rot be renlaced Ifs Wlf
bring Rice III line WITH Prospect
and Green Pay schools an 81 winch
have four teaches slated for the
coming year
Opposed Change
A committee and delegation from
the DARLINGTON HeIghts arca al
IN'fga before ~ scliooi poAla i
VS. June : iliFe,liiR d'o 'N',.'a
cation Of the school Or any rcd.jc
ton made IN the nu d be n
teachers en,nloyef al the school
=. ~ 49, ~" NIX ~, ff.
eo,,,,,.soa consiStn5 II pe.,.,
Cook Fl 4 carwile NV. Lcsl5e
Hamilton " T. Dickinson aua
Clinton Childress
Th,s con,.,3.-ee bas bsar n,-,sed
~ letter n III receY, actien Of tbc
school board
Action ~ IN lane school saa,xi
meeting was deferred bec.gise Of
tho absence n orc of tna csooi
board members. Cook Hix. D. Pros
pect and TIKI genera aas.rs III
school board members tn Consider
the matter further
Face Population prohlrm
rAo ,,s,,,o,, ~ 800. III .Aa.r
sos,,s = .,aa j. sh.st,,5o ,..,uis,5,,,,s
"a - - D .loa,.... -
-.
ihfie alf sti11e P94tta r. 'H
bafliistoh q
- a.
''a''NiSi t. 9S'see - n f''l'A'3 I
'''V' +
nc county feee'#fs nNlf 'fa'l
the state on the salaries OF teachers
on me ratio Of 81 pap'iS 10 a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

A fast spreading fire Tuesday
morning about 2 am. burned to
death two infant children Of a Buck
ineham County Negro couple The
frame home. located On Route "a.
near Ellis Corner. Alcoma. became
blazing inferno which prevented
attempts to rescue the infants
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Jackie D. Tucker
Gets Coop Post

Naming Of Jackie D. Tucker as
field contact man and sales repre-
sentative for Farmers Cooperative,
Inc. at Farmville was announced
today by Q. B. Blair, manager.
Tucker, who began his new duties
Monday has a territory comprising
the Farmville trading area. He is
the first field contact representa-
tive employed by the cooperative
He has been in the feed sales
and service field for 10 years.
specializing in poultry
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Dr. W S. Lloyd pf Beaumont.
has been reelected as a member
Of the Fowhatan county school
board. \ s Caldwell, superinten-
dent Of schools. announced recently.
Dr~~II3vd Wha mas served on tha
board since 1857, viii represent
Spencer district He was appointed
toI a fou year term
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Easter Seal Final
Report Shows Sill

The final reports from the an
nual Easter Seal Sale campaign il
local giving amounted to S1,1ll3T
according to Eric Robinson. salos
treasurer.
The annual appeal provide
funds for the program benefitting
crippled children and adults.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
.S!t:zer re-electeCl
10 riand Board

Al a meeting Of the Cumberland
County School Trustee Electoral
Board held at Cumberland Court
house Saturday. June %. r c. Al
tier was reelected as member of
the Cumberland School Board to
serve fol- term 81 four wears