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Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
Cara al Pueblo de Cuba Y
al Doctor Luis COME Aguero

aunque sea Ell de Fidel, sino del
nombre ~entranable de Cuba. "De-
be ser frenado lie heroismo que no
triunfa", dice Conte, como querien
do emitir una Sentencia moral. Pc
70 todos los hombres de digna con.
ciencia saben que ell heroismo es
I'm triunfo en- 81 mismo. Mi hijo
siempre repetia: -"Cuando no Sc
lie pueda tener fe a nadie, yo STEM
pre- lie tendre en- los principles, y
en- mi mismo". GQue quiere Conte?
5Que ell pueblo Sc resigne a sopor-
tar la TIRANIA por los siglos de
los siglos, como en- Santo Domingo
o en- Espaha y que un pueblo CO.
barde Sc cruce de brazos ante esa
infamia? No, siglos y siglos segui-
"a ell pueblo luchando, cueste 10
que cueste de sangre, tempo y sa-
crificio.
Ell pueblo cubano es heredero
del mensaje de Marti, Conte, y ha
demostrado que sabe cenirse 'la
estrella que ilumina y mata" y
ponerse de pie sobre Ell yugo que
Sc lie da "paja ealiente y RIGA y an
cha avena, Sc lorna buey". 81 la
muerte es I'm mandate cuando Sc
trata de conquiStar la libertad, no
puede ser @loeura, aunque cebe la
tirania; todos los tiranos han en-
gordado siempre con la carne de
sus victimas, y no por clio los idea
listas han cejado. SC6mo puedes de
(Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
Mos QUeias sobre
CreCienfe AUmentO
en- CostO del AgUu

En- vista de las frecuentes que
Jas que estan llegando a las off
cinas del Condado, sobre los re-
pentinos e inesperados aumentos
en- las tarifas del aqua, ell Admi-
nistrador del Condado Dade. O. w.
Campbell, ha solicitado de la Co.
mission del Condado que apruebe
una ordenanza que reglamente las
actividades y tarifas de todos los
acueductos privados que pasan de
80 en- los sectores no incorpora-
dos del condado.
Ell lunes llegaron numerosas pro-
testas de los clientes de la Consul
mers Water Co. que sirve a los
residences del sur del condado.
Una clienta inform6 que SUI tart
ia mensual salt6 de $3.50 a $67.0 0
a pesar de que no gast6 aqua ex-
ira, durante csc mes.
Ell abogado del municipio de
South Miami, HIGHLAND Long, que
ha estado investigated los mex
plicables aumentos de las tarifas
de consume de aqua, declare que
apoyaba la idea del Administrator
Campbell.
Long y Ell CONCEAL de South Mia
mi, Jerry Annis, dedicaron dos
dias a examinar los libroS de la
compania Consumers, o Ell pre-
sidente de la empresa, Ed Heating,
(Pasa a la PagIna I'D
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
Sique Grave Anciana Quenada al
Encender|e Ropas I'm CaIentador

La sonora Helen Best, de n amos
de edad y vecina del 81 N. E..
Gale Novena, Sc encontraba en- ell
Hospital Jackson Memorial, con
quemaduras graves. La policia
anuncio que las llamas de un ca
lentador de kerosene prendieron
fuego a las ropas que vestia la
sonora Best.
La victima de las llamas, proba-
blemente debe su vida a la actua-
cion rapida del administrator de la
ASA de departamentos, Jack Col
man, de IS amos, quien al DIR los
gritos de auxilio, corri6 y la en-.
contro en- Ell pasillo, convertida en-
una antorcha humana.
Colman arranco las ropas de. Ia
sonora Best, con sus manos, que
sufrieron quemaduras. Otro resi-
dente de la casa trajo una manta
y e~nvolvieron a la sonora. Esta Sc
CASA a Ia Pagfna 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12

clos derechos Sc toman, no Sc
piden, Sc arrancan, no Sc mendi-
gan"-Jose Marli.
LA libertad para ser viable tie
ne que ser sincera y plena; que 81
la Repdblica no abre los brazos a
todos y adelants con todos, muere
la Republica Jose Marti.
"La libertad no e splacer propio:
Els deber extenderla a los de-
mas. - Jose Marti.
La Patria no es de nadie y 81 de
alguien sera y este solo en- espiritu
de quien la sirva con mayor des-
prendimiento e inteligencia. Yo no
sirvo mas que al deber y con este
sere siempre bastante poderoso"
Jose Marti.
Yo, desde ell destierro, llorando
mi inmenSa pena, y sintiendo en-
mi pecho la desilusion de tantos
que, pretextando compassion por
nosotros lie vuelven la espalda a la
revolution Guiana, pretendiendo
suStituirla por unos comicios de
cobardia y claudicacion, dando por
fracasada una causa en- que esta
TODD ell pueblo comprometido, con
heroico afan una causa por la
que tantos han dado puma san
gre que todavia calienta la tie
IRA y viendo como Sc levantan de
las tumbas de los martires voceS
que piden justicia.
Vengo nuevamente a conversar
con mi pueblo. Veo la figura ergui-
da de mi hijo, bajo las alas limpias
de Marti, y Sc me hace mas que
I'm nude en- la garganta. He leido
la carta que Ell DR.. Luis Conte Agile
no lie escribe a Fidel Castro pi-
diendole que arrie la bandera
de Su gloria. lPero es que Conte no
Sc da cuenta de que los muer-
tos que en- lista innumerable tiene
Ell presente de Cuba no murieron
por capr1cho, por locura, por fana-
tismo nj por gloria? 5No habe Con-
tie Aguero que no son solamente
FIdel Castro y sus braves de las
montanas los que combaten a la
TIRANIA?.
Ell mismo dice que patriotismo
es darse en- ofrenda, que mas gran
de ell patricia mientras mayor es SUI
renunciamiento. ?Que mas quiere
EN- ofrenda o renunciamiento, en-
los que como mi hijo Joe dieron
la vida y la mueTte? No creo que
ningun cubano de los que han
muerto 10 hayan hecho en- virtud
de I'm nombre magico de hombre
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
Cintus de viuies
en- Ia BibIiotecu

La Biblioteca Publica de Miami,
presentara Ell jueves, 20 de febre-
70, en- su serie de "Viajes Esco-
gidos" peliculas sobre Francia,
Islam y Japon, a la una de la tarde
y ocho de la noche.
"Fiesta en- Jap6n" es una cinta
que nos muestra coloridos festiva-
les japoneses. islam" nos hace
recorrer a traves de la historic
y de los tesoros del Islam y "Sus
dos Semanas en- Francia', en- I'm
viaje por los lugares de veraneo
y parajes historicos de la vieja
Francia.
Para entrar en- ell salon es nece-
sario ~presentar boleto. Estos pue-
den adquirirse, gratis, por cual-
quier persona, mayor de IA amos
de edad, a las seis de la tarde
del lunes, febrero II, en- la BIZ
blioteca Publica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
Carfa al Director
Agrudece cestO
de ~FUnciOnuriO
de Ga. Guiana
Miami, 8, Febrero 1858.
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS

- - y 11A&S
Apartado No 366 - 48 Florida.
Senior: Ell que suscribe, Arman-
do Lapido, suscriptor del DIARIO
LAS AMERICAS, desde que arri-
DO a esta ciudad de Miami, ami
go de Ruben quien trabaja y CO.
labora con csc Diario, de Riera
quien me hace entrega de dicho
periodico diariamente truene, llue-
We o relampaguee, desea por me-
dio de estas lineas rogar a ids.
sea publicada las siguientes decla-
raciones y a la vez deseo comuni-
car a todos los cubanos RESIDENCES
en- esta ciudad de Miami que te-
nemos I'm amigo siempre dispues-
to a servirnos en- ell aeropuerto
de esta ciudad, quien representa-
a la Compania Guiana de Avia-
cion.
En- Ell dia de hoy 8 de Febrero
1858, inesperadamente a las 2 de
la tarde recibio la desagradable
noticia mi sonora Alejandrina Cue
IRA de Lapido que SUI querida ma
ma residente en- la Ciudad de Ma
tanzas que Sc nombra Bernardo
Herrera habia fallecido,
Acto seguido nos dirigimos al
aeropuerto de esta ciudad para
que ella embarcara con destino a
Matanzas-V aradero con Ell PROPOSE
to de asistir al encuentro de tan
triste y dramatico cuadro. Nos en-
contramos con que no habia pasaje
en- Ell vuelo Miami-V aradero, como
era pasaje para una sola persona
va que a mi me era impossible if
hice lamar al representante de
la Cha. Guiana de Aviaci6n: Sr. AL
(Pasa a la Pagina I'D
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de los Juegos
Prohibidos no Pas6 de Ruido
de Ia Comision de Ia Ciiudad
High DeseneantadO pOr Haberse AbandOnadO d sU sUerte

ciendo una intensa campana,
contra Ell lucrative juego prohi-
Dido, sostiene que la bolita no
puede Subsistir, sin pagan una
protection.
Sc queja tambien ell Sr. High
de que no ha podido obtener
apoyo de sus companeros de CO.
mission en- dos proposiciones SUI
vas, que son:
Ordenar a todos los policias
y oficiales que han trabajado en-
asuntoS de bolita, que contesten
I'm QUESTIONABLE concerniente a
su estado economico a partir de
los ultimos diez amos.
Solicitar, oficialmente, del
Gran Jurado del Condado Dade
que realize I'm investigation del
juego de bolita.
Alegan los comisionados que
ell interrogatorio economico a
miembros de Ia policia, Seria po-
co practice y ademas, una inva-
sion de los derechos personales.
Actuando personalmente, ell
Alcalde solicito del Fiscal del
Estado, Richard Gerstein, que
lleve al Gran J1rado SUI peticion
de que investIguen ell juego de
bolita y sus ra'uificaciones. Gers
tein lie asegur6 que notificaria
al Gran Jurado, SUI solicitud.
Mientras tanto la actuaci6n de
la policia contra los boliteros ha
estado I'm POGO mas activa, des-
de que ell Alcalde y la prensa
llevaron a cabo SUI campana. Des-
de ell primero de febrero de es-
tie ano, Sc han hecho 20 arres-
tos, contra 9 que Sc hicieron del
81 de noviembre al 81 de diciem-
bre de 1857.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
Concerto de HOY
en- Buyfront Park

Esta noche, microbes IL de fe.
brero, la Banda de Cesar La Mo-
naca ofrecera otro de u brillan-
ties c~onciertos en- conmemoracion
del nacimiento de Lincoln en- ell
~anfiteatro del Bayfront Park, con
la collaboration de la soprano Myr-
ma Bressak-Shevin y del narrator
Gordon Shaw, a las ocho menos
cuatro de la noche, con ell progra-
ma siguiente:
Marcia Lincoln Centennial, de
Lee Sanford; Lincoln Portrait
Description de Gordon Shaw,
por Aaron COPELAND; Patrol "The
Blue and Grey, de Dalbey; solo
:. (Pasa a la Pagfna ID
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12

nimidad, que Sc ilevara a cabo
la investigation. BESIDE enton-
ces, sin embargo, no Sc ha hecho
NADIA.
Los comisionedos municipales,
de comdn acuerdo han declarado
que ell Alcalde ha fracasado en-
su empeno de aportar suficien-
ties pruebas, para que merezca
la pena realizar la investigation.
Ell Alcalde, que ha venido ha-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12

Ell Alcalde de Miami, Robert
King High, declare ell lunes que
una propuesta Investigation del
DEPARTMENT. de Policia, sobre
possible protection pagada al jue-
go de bolita ha sido "abandonada
a SUI Suerte".
En- I'm vote extraoficial, rea-
lizado durante una session espe-
cial, hace dos semanas la Conf
sion Municipal acordo, por una
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20
Di'lwyn Items
13 Tour Thomas Fortune Ryan Estate,
Oak Ridge, In Nelson County Sunday

ami dag hter. Susan d I.ynchb4fR.
visited hlls ] X SnoddY FRIDAY
hli awe MIs Robert Fielding lnd
ota Charlie and Robert Ed~atd.
M Lynchburg. spent the week end
auth afts b Pearson
Mls FaE Chaalton. u Tabs re-
Tuning from thc AGA q Z n N u
Science meeting held 1t Roanoke,
bad dinner with her parents MIR
and Mrs J. c Dunkum.
Norfolk Couple visits
Alr and Mrs Austin q Goude
had aa Saturday nlRht guests. Mr.
Ma Mls Reginald Walker Of Nor
fox
Mr and Mrs John Carton spent
Saturday night N Richmond
MANN K Il Charlton and MIS- r.
n Charlton accompanied M / s.
Charles Charlton. Of Fork Union. to
the flower show held Saturday at
81 Mark Parish House III Co
lumbla
Mr and Mrs II y Nicholas, 81
Keysville. were week end guests Of
MIS- J r Snoddy
J NJ Burroughs scoutmaster OF
DtllWyh Troop M ~. viii accom-
pany tile troop oh u camporcr I'd be
held May 1913 at Higgins farm
near Wofsham This viii be com
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20
Mrs. Moon Wins
Jewels Of Spring
Sweepsta Bow


Asfs CIV N Moon wen tie
sweepstakes for hrF eH'ries N fhs
jtWrls % sPMnH- flower show
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WINNERS Mtife oeared Ifls. Mrs
DaNsoh Diae Mfa IAelna
kendal fed Mra Entl hWoldt
ytl " All's Giads coNlAefon.
NA'le D9'oif peonIes' Mrs Guy
= Moon PM IT'S MIS- Emil
h~oldf. hlue Mrs Gay Moon, red
Mls NJ . lla"Soii yellow Mfs
lae4ha ketpel' white oriental
p2ppy Johli Glass hlne Mrs.
e'el Hal!'e' req toioi'lpiile MIS-
iia'ii'id h.it'hll' plue
Line ARRANGEMENT. Mrs Thelma
Kendall bluei Mrs J + Hammer
req. Mrs Peggy Charlton yellow
Mrs Emil E%oldt. white Patio ar
/ rangcnent, Mrs Reeve Nichols
blue Mrs June War. red Mrs
Howard Black yellow Mrs r u
Collins. white Invitation. Mrs
F Snoddy. n blue Mrs j +
Hammer redi Mrs W B David
son. Yellow, ms g ? Smith, ~,
white DISPLAY blooming shrubs
Mrs. Guy + Moon. blue Mrs ]
f. H M n b, red Mrs. f, F.
Q Bren. white
Tulips Mrs J + Hammer. red
Potled bloonpinR plant. Mrs F.
Grady CoVlngton. red Mrs e NJ
Tanner yellow African Ylolets.
Mrs f M. Tanner. red, Mrs.
Guy e. Moon, yellow; Mrs. Jane
IRVING. white Special climbing
rose, Mrs C. M. Tucker. blue
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20

YIN and Jimmy. 81 Richmond. Ma
tor and MIS-. l. r fIundley, of
Lexington and Misses Virginia Tin
dall aad MnHc Wales, Of Airing
tot uere INST Week end guests MI
AlFs B TindaA at Hatton
Mr. and Mrs John Warner ana
children JotlAAy and Janet VI
tafm Ae. yei .a4t "eei eha
with Mta VAIarl pafrtas MT
ai.A al. u \. I1p5cott Al hat
lpI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20

Those who went from the Cedar
club on the tcur Of homes in Buck
ingham county were Mrs. Guy Nc
CfaW, Mrs Curtis Connatser, Mrs.
Newell OWnbyI Mrs N H Hard
man. Ms A A. Ownby. Marjorie
Lou and Mrs. Frank OWnby They
all reported an enjoyable day
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-15
KODIAK, MIRROR '*tts t..-sA~~ v--s-1 Get 1858 Plates vackery Urges

Chief of Police Roland Vickery n statement this week urged all motorists to secure license plates TOT their vehicles prior to March l.
 Motorists who do not have 1858 plates on their vehicles in March VIII be subject to arrest" he stated. They have had two and a hasf months in which to get their plates. There will be no exceptions made for anyone"
 Traffic ticket issuing was the principal occupation of the Police Department during the month of January. 108 tickets were issued. A total of three vehicle accidents occurred, for total damage of $500.
 Many dogs are still picked up. Ibfre were total of 21, and 15 of these were destroyed. One fire call was made and nine ambulance calls.
 Drunks arrested totaled 5, 2 were drunk and disorderly. There were total of nine arrests. The Police Force patrolled total of 1844 miles.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-15
City Toastdnasters To Appear On nv

Two speakers, Dr. Bob Johnson and Rev. Raymond Talbot, will appear on TV, Tuesday evening. The occasion is the broadcasting of a program of the Kodiak Island Toastmasters Club, and will begin at 7:3O.
 Amby Clegg, President of the Club, will open the meeting and introduce the speakers and the critics to follow. pr. Bill Henry and Carl Huer will act as critics for the evening. The program will last half hour.
 Following the program, the Club members will make tour Of the studio.
 Paul Bond, in charge of arrange ments stated that members who attend are reminded no dinner will be served during the meeting.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-15
As'sass4

of shrimp in a twenty minute Hawl," he stated. Though they have less meat per length, than do other species, one striking charac- teriStic of the shrimp found here, is that they do not have a sand vein, which is objectionable to some shrimp eaters.
 Touching briefly on shrimp Shelling machines, the speaker stated they were mot gentle" on the shrimp, often crushing them. The drawback here to the develop ment of a shrimp industry, he said, is the high cost of operation and labor.
 Among the guests was Saved z El-Sayed, biologist hc~r study ing the King crab, who spoke briefly. Others present were Bill Wood, Lou Veerman, Norman iIaughland. Frank McCoaashy, Rotarian from the Seattle Club, was also present.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-15
11Shrinnp, Please" Movie At Rotary

The subject of a shrimp industry for Kodiak was discussed a. the Rotary Club meeting Tuesa4Y at the Island Fountain. A film entitl- ed Shrimp, Please" was first shown. The film was introduced by Kim Clark, biologist with the Fish and Wildlife Service here.
 Following the showing of the film, which pictured phases of shrimp fishing in the Gulf of Mexico, and the research being conducted there, Roy Hickey, of the Alaska Department of Fisher ieS and Game, outlined briefly some of the research that has been done here in seeking shrimp. Shrimp has been found and are believed to be in sufficient quanti- ties for commercial marketing. PraWns were also found," he said. We were able to bring 500 pounds
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-15

The Griffin Memorial Hospital telephone number has been chang ed to 5OO1. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-15
NOTICE

NOTICE
 If ynn can not get us on phone 3l3l. call 4303 for oil delivery. Of- flee hours, l pm. 10 5 pm Mon
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-15
NOTICE

Persons apprehended for break ing Ei.o the buildings at Long
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-15

Island will be prosecuted to the flll extent of the law
 (signed) Tom Gallagher
Kodiak mirror., 1958-02-15

day t's llsprsda N aS.rn- to f pm. F'riuas
 THOMPSON TRANSFER
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-19
Jones
Continued from page Seven

different from other the daily will be hard work.
holidays and all Seven ettermen this year three 90
lost by graduation.
Lettemen returning Eugene Ross, James Nash, Theo
dore Hines Theods Graves Tavern Sampson Sammy Baker and
Captain Eddie Myles After deciding take and
record book Calvin that this years team will far
the big boy will carry them. He looks up and asks,
whee must sta? Asked who the big boy he answered
quickly 'A1yes who else!"
Eddie Mye the big boy and has peers where in
the state when getting down facts Moving to the Var
sty Ninth Grader with cant miss tag forward
position 1867 58 ASate Honor and
selected the 1858 All American team in Nashville Ten
March 961 points in 80 games 1888
From almost every coachs mouth tt language
Calvin speaks Myles 65p weighs 185 and has
hundred percent natural ability large hands and that the
thing all good looking along
defense. Myes who is Senior with "B" avrage is just
sound offene records will prove that had
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-19
ShrinkS HelnOrrhOidS
Without Surgery

Science finds healing substance that
relieves pain--Shrinks Hemorrhoids
For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain - without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
ton (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing Of all - results were so thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problemi" The secret is new
healing substance (Bio-DyneF } -d dis
covery Of a world-famous research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in suppository or ointment form
called Preparation H. At all drug
counters-moneyb back guarantee. so
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-19

point average past three years while holding his opponent
to nine point average Mes who ranks along with Ben Rob-
nson Eddie Burns Charles Thompson in Jones basketball
history Mrs Eowee Greenwood and President
the Mathematics Club, Honor Society member and
very active member in Leach Chapel CINE church. Myes mas
the College Scouts and Coaches as they make
and conferences from all Myes
firmly that all the offers sound good but his main in
finishing Jones and being admitted to good college
University He also gained honor in Football as an En
but is definitely giving up the sport.
The Dragons will be host to Pearl High of Nashville
Tennessee, Here on December % at 7:30 p. m.
On January 2 1885, Jones will play ST. Elizabeth High of
Chicago Here at 7: 30 p. m.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-19

of Kansas City, who was here
for his fathers funeral, will re-
turn home Thursday. Mrs.
Willie King of Warren was here
for her brothers funeral and also
his daughter, Miss Willie Byers
of Texas. George Bowie and
Miss Helen Tate were married
last Sunday evening. Rev. A. c.
Williamson officiated. s. On the
sick list are Mrs. Willard. John
Fowler, Chester Thompson, and
John Harris.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-19
College Station
. 10Y Z, !, lVEllFI.ly.-''.

A fire destroyed the home of
Chit Jones last Friday night
The funeral of Alex Byers was
held at Mt. Nebo church last
Sunday. The wedding of Mel
vim Hill and Miss Olamae Doyne
was held at Pilgrim Rest church
last Sunday. They were joined
by God through the pastor, Rev.
P. A. Gold. Alex Byers. ir,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-19

FAMU TOP Blackberry Har-
dee is the leading scorer and yard
gamer for the Orange Blossom
Classic bound Florida AIM Uni
versity Rattlers. Hardee is from
Barlow, weighs TIA pounds, and
stands six even. Leroy came from
the third unit to the first of the
Rattlers' squad. He is candi-
date for All-America honors and
a senior.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-19

The NAACP's 32nd annual Holi-
day Seals campaign has been
launched with a letter of appeal
from Miss Lena Horne, star OF
the Broadway musical hit, "Ja-
maica." Proceeds from the sale
of seals at $1.00 for a sheet OF
100 go to help the NAACP carry
on its Fight for Freedom, The
seals come in two color combina-
tions--green; yellow and white
and red, yellow and white
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-19

RATHER HALFBACK - Virtual
~ unknown the first three weeks
of 1858 grid campaign, Clarence
Childs of Lakeland has been one
of Jake Gathers leading half
backs. Childs and Hardee have
been seeking the prominence at
tanned by Al Frazier and Willie
Galimore of the Chicago Bears.
Childs is second to Hardee in
ground gaining for the Florida
Ann University Rattlers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Raise Sought
In Milk Prices.

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. Is 0P1.
Milk price increases are be-
ing sought by both producers
and distributors. requests for
the increases will be the sub
ject Of public hearings set for
February 1913.
The State Milk Commission
today said 1t had reserved those
two days in the State Highway
Department auditorium after
receiving requests for hearings
from producers and distributors
around the State.
Additional hearings will prob
ably be scheduled for other lo-
calities for a thorough, State
wide review Of the price struc-
ture Of milk and all its by
products.
The requests for more money
will come before the three-man
Milk Commission at a meeting
within the next two weeks.
The dairy industry is making
its bid as the April / deadline
approaches on which drought
aid TO milk farmers will expire.
On October /, the Milk Com
mission authorized drought aid
varying from a half cent to
one cent. depending on the area.
There was an additional half
cent increase which is customary
in the fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Magazine to Build
Glen Burnie Plant

GLEN BURNTE. Nd, Jan. Is
R.--Publications Corp, pub
fishers Of This Week Magazine.
have announced plans for con-
struction Of q printing plant
near here.
J. B. Fisher. president of
the New York firm. said yes
terday increased business re-
CURED expansion of the firms
facilities which include plants
in Chicago. Los Angeles,
Hoboken. N. j.. and one under
construction in Memphis, Tenn.
This Week is distributed ma
tionally in 81 newspapers. in
GLIDING The Washington Star.
Its total circulation exceeds IL
million.
The factory will be located at
the intersection Of the Balti-
more-Annapolis boulevard and
the Glen Burnie bypass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Arlington Teachers
Offer Puy Plan Tonight

The Arlington School Board
viii meet at 9 o'clock tonight
to hear salary proposals advo-
Gated by the Arlington Educa-
ton Association for the next
school year. l95S-5o.
Members Of the salary COM
mittee Of the teachers organ
ization viii present the suggest.
ed salary scale. This will be
the main item in the le5e-59
Arlington school budget. being
prepared BY Supt. Of School T.
Edward Rutter.
The meeting viii be held in
the school administration
building. 1879 North Quincy
street in Arlington.