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Smyrna times., 1958-01-09
GRANGE NAMES
NEW MASTER
Harold McGrath Installed AS
New Pomona Head At
Recent Ceremonies
APPOINTS COMMITTEES

Harold McGrath, Smyrna, who
was installed as the new Pomona
master at the meeting of the Kent
County Pomona Grange held at
Capitol Grange, Dover, on Thurs
day, has appointed the following
committees: home economics II
Mrs. Francis Thomas, Bethesda;
publicity-Kenneth Meredith, Dow
er; resolutions Frances Raugh-
ley, James Fleming, and Albert
Barthelmeh agriculture-John W.
Dukes, Smyrna; Francis Thomas,
Bethesda; and Winfred Gruwell,
Trophy Grange, FELTON,; legisla-
tive-A. Bailey Thomas, Fruitland
Grange; Charles Maske, Bethes-
da; and Wallace Caulk, Fruitland;
pianist--Kenneth Faulkner, Fruit
land Grange. The address of well
come was given by Kenneth Mer-
edith, and the response by A..
Bailey Thomas. The members
went on record to consider ways
and means of raising the water
level, and discussion was held
on new seed varieties and plant
ing methods; also, the care of
shrubs, led by Harold McGrath.
Memorial services were held for
Charles A. Burrous, and were
conducted by Edgar T. Heinold,
Smyrna, chaplain. The soloists
were Mr.. Norman Short and Mrs.
Arthur CHM, with Mrs. William
Anderson as pianist. The program
was in charge of the new lecturer,
Charles Maske. There were ac-
Gordon solos by Teddy Erwin. A
film was furnished by George Va
paa, county agent, entitled 'The
Inspiring Task" an FLA picture.
Mr.. Maske gave a brief talk on
current events. Past State Master
Harry c. Johnson installed the
officers, assisted by the following
members of his staff: Mrs. Harry
c. Johnson, marshal; Kenneth
Meredith, assistant m arshal;
James Fleming, chaplain; Mrs.
William Naudain, regalia bearer;
Mrs. Francis Raughley, emblem
bearer. Mrs. Short, Mrs. CHM, and
Mrs. Joseph Wilson sang, with
Mrs. Anderson as accompanist
There were remarks by State
Master William Naudain. 1t was
announced that Harry G. Johnson
is the new secretary of the State
Grange Fire Insurance Company.
The next Pomona meeting will be
held on Thursday April l, at the
Kenton Methodist Church.
Smyrna times., 1958-01-09

Malcolm farrell, with the role of
Judas taken by Guy Edmondson,
Jr. Fred Heinold, Jr., Donald
Heinold, Franklin Cole, and Rod
ney Peddrick are cast as early
Christian saints. Charles M. Guy,
Coleman Metzler, Frank Green
we'll, and Donald Jarman, as bish-
ops; Larry Peddrick, John Cher
riman, Roy Lee Jarman, shep-
herds. Edwin Eley will be the
crucifer. Mrs. Francis B. Gebhart
has served as cast chairman; Mrs.
Malcolm FARRELL, costuming chair
man; Mrs. Mildred Bodley, make
up. The Rev. F. Sydney Bancroft,
rector, will be the narrator. The
organist will be Mrs. Olive Hir-
ons Stats.
Smyrna times., 1958-01-09
Death of Miss Jessie Reynolds

Miss Jessie Reynolds, 66, died
last Friday in Kent General Hos
pital, Dover. She was the daugh-
ter of the late John Reynolds and
Sally Slaughter Reynolds. Funer-
al services were held in the FAIRIES
Funeral Chapel Monday afternoon
at 1870 o'clock. The Rev. Guy H.
McWilliams of Clayton officiated.
Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery,
Smyrna. She resided in Dover and
was longtime employee of the
Richardson and Robbins Company
in Dover. There were no close
survivors.
Smyrna times., 1958-01-09
Death of Mrs. Florence Starkey

Mrs. Florence May Starkey, So,
widow of Eugene Starkey, died at
her home in Clayton last Satur-
day. Funeral services were held
at the FAIRIES Funeral Chapel
Tuesday at pm. in charge of
the Rev. Guy H. McWilliams,
pastor of Ewell's-St. Paul Church.
Burial was in Glenwood Gene
terry, Smyrna. She is survived by
four children: Albert E. and FL
wood T. Starkey, both of Clayton;
Mrs. Lola Knight, Clayton; and
Edgar w. Starkey, New Castle;
and two grandchildren. Mrs. Star
key had resided at Clayton for
the past 35 years.
Smyrna times., 1958-01-09
Plan For First PTA Meeting

The executive committee of the
Smyrna Special District School
Parent Teacher Association will
be held Monday, Jan. 13, at the
home of Mrs. Perkins Stats. At
that time plans will be completed
for the first PTA meeting of the
new year scheduled for Thursday,
Jan. 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

sTUDEBAKER 1854 Cdr. sedan;
S4ee. Sharp car. FLOOD Pom
TIAC. 800 Wis. ave.
TRIUMPHS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PT,YMOIJTH '55
ROSENTHAL

2-DOOR VS.
r. and h.. 2-tone paint; immacu-
late condition. Only
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SIMCA' |.

No. ! dealer in the UsA. All
models on display: test drive one
today, Prices start at S1.oab.
Continental Motors. Ltd.
14O1 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
CO. 5-8l22
Open 7:3O-10. Sun. 1913
sTUDEBAKER $50 9 dr.. v8; r.,
h., o. d, Mus sell. 4110 33rd st..
Mt. Rainier. WA. 7-6s4s.
sTUDEBAKER 40 Champion A.
Dr.; equip.. dark green. r. and h;
$3.50 NE. S-2s64.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion Sc
dan: S2A5. SIS dn.. SIR mo. RO-
PER MOTOR. Ia. $1,000.
STUDEBAKER '63 Comdr.. auto.
trans, 2. and h.: S796, IA. e.
1879, Mon. Fri. betw. 9.11 am.
sTUDEBAKER '52 Champion: good
mechanical eond.: S2eb. Ewes,
Sat. and Sun. WA. 7-223e.
THUNDERBIRD '55; overdrive. Z,
and h., Continental kit. new top,
power brakes, windows, seat; low
mi: must see 10 appreciates: 1915
THACKER MOTORS
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PONTIAC 1884 4-dr. sedan; light
plue, Chisitain de luxe. radio,
heater. hydramatie; Ss45.
LACK ri .ANK'S
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"All cOmfy-cOzy?"
AUToMoBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC IS VS. station wagon;
new, fully equip: s. Dos, top tIede
for your car. MCNEIL PONTIAC.
the Heart Of Bsthesda."
PONTIAC 1855 sedan; power steer.
ing and brakes; real low mileaeei
traded on Cadillac; S1.246.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
FairlinEton shopping Center
PONTIAC $50 de luxe "s' club
sedan; a.; and h.. auto: trans: !;
MCNEIL PONTIAC. 1920 Wis. ave.
OIL; $4,000 In the Heart Of
PONTIAC 80 Catalina coupe: ny
ORA. T. and h.. Wv. powder blue;
new-ear guar; S2,ODb.
STANDARD PONTIAC
2460 Chillum Rd. AP. 7-7l2O
PONTIAC 1854 4-dr. station Wagcn
PONTIAC, 800 Wis. ave.
PONTIAC '65 VS. haFdtop: auto
trans, r. and h.: SIZE down.
MCCOY MOTORS, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va. IA. $3.50
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NASH 80 Statesman custom sedani
2;tone, T. and h, hydra, re.
S Ss5' % SsSG IoS Mo 81 n do i7ss ~ n
"a. 4.325i.
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AUToM0BILEs ron SALE

PONTIAC '50 star Chief converti-
BILE: hydra, =. and h., p. steering
and brakes, powder blue: Tyr.
STANDARD PONTIAC
240O Chillum Rd. AP. 7-7i2O
PONTIAC "a chieftain 4-door Sc
dan; luxury car, finished In ivory
and dark green. set on with Wv.
CCC warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-1412
PONTIAC 1883 Catalina hafdtop:
auto. trans. :. and b.. etc.; one
Alder Odds, Inc.
1880 18th NV. Du. 7-e444
RAMBLER 81 Custom station
OwNER. No. S-SiSs. ~
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC ,67 star Chief Catalina
S S1Sp: n aycts sus m? s$.asb'' 0n''
STANDARD PONTIAC
246O Chillum Rd. AP. 7-7120
PONTIAC '53 4-dr,; hydra, 7. and
h.: exceptional buy at S495.
Alder OldS, Inc. :
1880 18th NV. DU. 7-6444
PONTIAC 1851 sedan; r. and h.,
hydramatic drive; S266. $50 dn.,
81 mo ROPER MOTOR. LA. g.
270O
PONTIAC '57 Super Chief 4-dr.
hardtop: hydra. r. and h.. Wv,
2-tone: new-car guar. available:
81 STANDARD PONTIAC
246O chillum Rd AP. 7-712O
PONTIAC 1857 Star Chief hardtop:
LOADED: $1,000. FLOOD Pom
PONTIAC $50 Star Chief 4-door:
r. and h.. hydra. power steering
and brakes: ON air conditioning;
L LOVING OWING CHEVROLET
1889 East-west Hwy, 8. B.. Nd.
~ $4,000
PONTIAC 1855 Catalina hardtou
coupe; finished In smart solid gray.
equipped with radio, heaters auto
matte transmission; top-quality car
Worth your time TO inspect; Sl.496,
terms; CCC warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. l.1412
r SfodB poE S2AS sfSS s, .se
PONTIAC '55 Catalina coupe: ny.
dra., r. and h., Wv; l-yT. guar
available: S1,O9b.
STANDARD PONTIAC
246O Chillum Rd. Ap. 7-7i:O
PONTIAC '55 star Chieftain cdr
hardtop: auto. :. and h.. 2-tons
paint, w..w. tires: $3.50. CAL.
VERT MOTORS, INC. Illi East.
West hwy. Silver Spring. 10
9-1434.
PONTIAC 1854 star Chief Catalina
fTSpoob poNTIAc saq bfSe wis s sse
PONTIAC 1884 4-dr. sedan; light
S S1s GSn sdrsmat,e Dc sst luxe radio
JACK BLANKS
ARCADE PONTIAC
stsS i h1is s. S. NV e. Eb s-sS6S
P SITdn p lSs2 t,dr i, ssee W;. sac
PONTIAC so streamliner IS" Sc.
dan; new engine: immac.; only
3l96. full price, terms.
TOM CARR EDSEL, Inc.
1901 o sSS I Hcgs Rd. Sc.
r sSC iSy l' :suS aos iSs yG4am.:
p. steering. :. and h.; any single
color: brand-new FLOOD pom.
Il5ACS,o 1921 Conn. ave. wo
PONTIAC ,57 station wagon 4-dr.
3-seat, hydra. 7. and h.. p. steer
ins and ID b brakes, 2-tone; new-ear
STANDARD PONTIAC
24ll0 chillum Rd. AP, 7-7l20
PONTIAC SO 4-do0r; radio, heater
Iiaresst DodTe-Piymouth dealer.
rs. OTHERS TO SELECT PROM
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
43oi Conn; Ave; EN-. $4,000
open Daily 90
PONTIAC so Catalina: 2-tone,
hydra, Z. and h.: $4,000 MI: ex-
eel. coDd.; S795. EN-. 2-6464. !.
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STANDARD PONTIAC

2460 Ghillum Rd, Ap. 7-7l.O
PONTIAC '55 star Chieftain 2-dT.
PAINT, Wv. tires; 81 sii.sbbi. CAL.
VERT MOTORS. INC. I14l East
West hwy" Silver Spring. -.
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PLYMOUTH 80 Cranbrook 4-dr,;
T. and h.. hydrive, spotlight; 2-tone
finish: one owner; low mtleage.
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LOVING CHEVROLET

PONTIAC 1855 Catalina hardtou
coupe finished she IN smart solid stray
matte transmission; top-quality car
Worth your time TO inspect; 1895,
terms; Gee warranty
Evening star., 1958-05-09

CQLORLD-AAACOsTIA, ge4a NJ,
View pl e,-sasunit ant, bldg q
rms bath each utila, incl, shp .hu
no feeec ~, l.aaNn,
rOLOnLD-saia GRANT sT. M.
-NEw BLDO' avail. approX Nav
~ ALL ufils. INCL. bt luxe
bfdTm, apis, laundry laclls. and
narkinf Deposits ana annllra
ilona nov beinF accepted. $50 al
peF mo WM, v, DAVIS, INC, kUu
n ~ nv, Ma, s-aAhh,
C0L0RED--sIs,A0, "a m, ses
lAnltog, lg.a 7 N, nv DIxIL
Evening star., 1958-05-09
coLoRED
DESIRABLE APIS.
=, .coLoRED

SEE JANITOR ON PREMISES
WASH. HOUSING CORP.
g3I HIST. NV Ma s-asIs
Evening star., 1958-05-09
REAL EsTATE SAFE or txCH.

WILL TAKE late model car for
equity IN house. BY OWNER, Wk-
days after y and Sat and Sun,
Kl s-st2O
our OF TOWN OWNERS will sell
or trade det brick house .-Car
brick garagc, rented ~ aptS and
furu rooms, take cash or trade,
$4,000 equity for acreage or Nd
waterfront property owner Is here
nov. BUTGKO, da7 A st. ne
fIa
Evening star., 1958-05-09
LYTLE STREET

WHEATON,, ND
Ct. GATHERINGS Parish eiemen-
tsry school . blocks away, recrea-
ton center close by Brick Colonial
with bedrms,. bath upstairs, liv
rm with irepl din rm kit with
breakfast bar LIST f. den Ice cor.
ner lot >l3O mo c ROBERT
GRAY A. co. III 5-6lOO
Evening star., 1958-05-09
APARTMENTS WANTED

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN desires
lEt-nr. ant vic 0lebe I'd. and
Lee hwy reas, Box l2e-L, star
Evening star., 1958-05-09

FALLS CHURCH. l4iO oakridge I'd
s., Woodley-l3-bedrm. contempo-
rary rambler, csrport, iirepl. ad-
eauate grounds, nr schools, = Cor
ners shop Si.S per mo- 3-year
lagaa N AsuTg
Evening star., 1958-05-09
HAMLET
Chevy Chase, Md.
203o Glendale Rd

Two blocks from Columbia Coun-
try Club beautiful bedrooms, ga
baths, den porch garage and
lovely garden S2Sj per month
H. L. RUST COMPANY
1901 lhth 81 NV VA. s.sIOn
Evening star., 1958-05-09
ALEXANDRIA

Yates Gardens Attrac 2-bedrm
brick home in excellent cond Avail
for immed occupancy Lovely gar
den conv to trsnsp, schools aud
shops VIII decorate to SUIT Sl&6
Estate, 4l6 Prince ST., Kl a-Sll2
Evening star., 1958-05-09

Reception rm, liv rm din I'm
and family kit with fireplace g
bedrms., :! baths. Lovely walled
garden Excellent location s175.
JAMES II L. JACOB, Real Estate.
AlH prLncn = KI n-SlIn
Evening star., 1958-05-09

FALLs CHURCH-AttFae, o. bed,
$3.50. 3i2l Tulip Or, $3.50, sii
MnlY dr SIN IE n.Rh1h
Evening star., 1958-05-09

FAIRFAN, VA, - 3.bedrm. brick
rambler; lovely lot; nr shopping,
schools, churches etc. Avail, i'm
med OWNER. CIR. a-Alb7.
Evening star., 1958-05-09
HOUSES UNFURNlSHED

ALEX., 1900 Colonial ave.-Corner
5-rm. mod brick: newly redee l.;
bsmt.; very conv. location; Sa5
mo. PRESS REALTY CORP. ST
Evening star., 1958-05-09
1909 N, KENILWORTH

ARLINGTON. VA
Very nice 6-rm 3-bedrm home
front scr porch avail immed
rl35 per mo To inspect cali
BOSS & PHELPS, INC MA.
, s-nauO
Evening star., 1958-05-09

USED-CAR LOT. lge. neon sign.
fully black topped, central loc.
Priced right. once loaded with
equipt.. add mach, typewriter,
desks. etc Move right In and start
dealing MR.. KAYE, DI. 7-22ll.
Evening star., 1958-05-09

FALLS CHuRCH-3 bedrms.. SilA.
Lge, fenced lot, cement wading
pool. 22-ft year-round playrm. (.
auto washer. Walk TO stores. New
school Newly decorated IA
Evening star., 1958-05-09

Do you know ANYTHING about
FOCD2 Would you lie o. own a
profitable well-es abliShe@ RES
TACRANT2 II you" answers are
YES. YOU have future in busy
Bedford. Pa Come over ana plan
TO stay
Evening star., 1958-05-09
HAYWOOD CENTER

EASTERN AVE. AND VARNUM ST.
MOUNT RAINIER, MD
Center contains 10 stores, theatsr
and gas station. serving Gensely
populated area
Store: . floors, approx 43xsO n
each, suitable for sand 0-cent or
dept. store. ladies' or mems cloth
ing music, radio and TV or auto
accessories. business Office discount
store. furniture store or upholstery
shop. Available now. PLENTY OF
free parking
Evening star., 1958-05-09

LADIES' DREsS SHOP, IN exclusive
sub. area, country club clientele:
intriguinely decorated and tea
turing popular-priced clothes; eood
location; excel parking. For appt.,
call OIL. 4-570q
Evening star., 1958-05-09
-ATHEDRAL HIGHLANDs-sIq..

CHEVY CHAsE--Nearly new brict
rambler, bedTms baths, all
Lge. 4iset trust. Call Mrs Dickey,
Wo. 6-094a TIGHE WOODS.
Continued on Next PaEO
Evening star., 1958-05-09
MODERN SERVICE STATION for
TOURIST MOTIF

Eight acres, 10 cabins, restau-
rant with beer sales, gasoline
pumps Skyline Drive territory,
within so mi OF Wash; $50 500.
MILLER REAL EST. ia. 7-12O3,
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iOUsEs WAIVED TO RENT
CHURCHES FOR SALE

NV, CORNER Eyes..
Mo U.dOdd, J LEO KoLB CO.,
~ 3-atOO.
HYATTsyILLE - Modern church,
seats approx 800. elec organ, 2
pianos, social ball eduea tlonal
bldE, kit all fully eauip perfect
for small Congreration JOHN II.
JOHNSON WA f.5uSO
CHURCH ron RENT, aOa ouaek-
enbos a. NV EnlArEed detached
house, remodeled suitable for
church or any other organization.
Low rent RA b-ssll
CoLoRED-wHiTE UPPER NV.
CHURCH SITE
Large lot In best section. For
info, call RA. 6-4O3O
Evening star., 1958-05-09

Suburban Real Estate Co.
Penn Bedford Hotel Bedford Pa.
Phone 500
Evening star., 1958-05-09
pplt5HGHtDT'GSI pl5G n D. i't 'btfxIF'ials asEi9E lsPI|PI
eoLoRhiDe7NopEHs iiISe ES.2s sEAuTiEs

inOg Ayers ri AZ
80 iNth 81. sE,
and = hedfms Nv, Fm,, din. DID,,
kit, bath utila. incl! S5BbO up'
WASHINGTON RLTY, RA' JssS1O
coLoRED-l9la n, I, AVE, NV.
b9gt ,,g I, !, h,Is,. BAH Hsatsd--ssS
coLoREp-5a5 5ist 81. sE
\ Rms, Kit, Bath, All UtllH -s6b
WASHINGTON RLTYs RA. a-h3OO
coLoREp-s3a RITTENHousE ST.
WhsHiEofoN RiTY., nSl''a-sf6S IA. as-sf66SS
coloRED-iias 7th sT. NV.
WASHINGTON RLTY,, RA. a-s'lOO
CoLoRED--:lSsn wARpER ST
] Rm,, Kit, Bath; All Utlls SIS
WASHINGTON RLTY,, RA, 9-slOO
- COLORED
- la.i Clifton ~. nW,-JuSt dec
Three rms kit bath, prh $50
lllh 10Th ~ Five rms
KIT and bath; Hs5.
1900 Mas ave w-g.l rms
kit, and bath, NHb-Ss5
ls3i lith St NV.
N HEGAL, AID A.Oin8. IA n.RaAn
Evening star., 1958-05-09

l4th and Fairmont NV.
h,tn GsSrmsi Sss5.s lily, liyi , rm' kit and
No small children, See mgr. after
> pm Apt. 3, 1910 Fairmont
Evening star., 1958-05-09
BUSINEss OPPoRTUHlTIEs

SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Modern ebay Shell. in nrby. Nd.
or Va. Call he A-TO0O
Evening star., 1958-05-09

MCLEAN, VA. "a bedrms.. furn
kit, washer, full bsmt,, fenced I'd
Avail. June lst. sl10. FL. 6-40si
MD, COW. NsA and dntn. d. c.
level oven; full bsmt., rec rm
wooded lot; Sl29, JE. 3-754S.
\; ARL;EoptiSn ;s e 70 buy buy 2;6sdrm. .SiI,sa
level basement and rec. rm. Lge
yd Dead-end street; 8 min, to
Pentagon and ID. c.: Sl25 mo.
Daily after 9 pm. and any time
week ends.
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Feb. 2-Feb. 8

EMedo hOsenO tn cir in plus thOe 9
ct o tim in ROY VI q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. o. c.
February 2. 1888
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15

On inedho cabanero extranjero, que NOS hizo una vista de un
ano, al despedirse, lie escribio la siguiente noa a una companera de
la prensa: E&I&h@
-Estoy abandonando 81 pals, y regresando al milo, despues
DE haber permanecido aqui un aho-. LIE escribo, porque quiero
que sepan millones de anericanos, como les lucen a un observador
del oro lado. "Los bruscos modales de sus hombres los hacen
insoportables. La arrogante y dominate naturaleza de ss mu-
Jeres es deprlmente y la nalacranza, indisciplina y fata de respeto de
sus muchachos, los hacen los peores de TODD ell mundo -. Sus pc
rlodlcos son una basura. Ss programs de televhion, tai parece
que han sido designados para entrener idiotas. -. Sus "choferes, es-
tan locos y los borrachos hacen ola por todas parties. -" y sigue
d1clendo ell misterloso amargado. -. "s sorprendente que America.
la mas prospera y productive terra del mundo, sea tan pobre en-
culture. =. Los buenos lbros no Sc venden... Magnifcas obras
teatrales, fracasan... Sus Museos, parecen tumbas abandonadas Y
deslertas.. Sin embargo, ss pesimos lugares nocturnos y sus
parques de pelota, estan abarrotados siempre. "Escribo esta
nota, una bora antes de alejarme de ss costas. Esta IS mi despe.
dia a la America, tan RIGA, pero tan atrasada. -" 'Esta e. la con-
testaclon de nuesra companera. -. "Gracias pr ss puntos de Wis.
ta..." BENJAMIN FRANKLIN me provee de la propa contesta.
clon. Nadie pudiera haber expresado mejor mis- sentimnntos:.
"Nuestro pals lie ofrece a los extranjeros, NADIA mas uue I'm buen
china, una terra ferti, un ae puro y saludable. I'm gobierno iuNo
leyes 1nteigentes, ibertad, buenas gentes dentro de las cuales Sc
puede ylvrr bien y un efusivo y cauroso recibimiento". "Esos cue
vrven en- otros parajes y que pueden disponer de las misnas o me.
Jores ventajas, harlan ben en- quedarse donde estan.
MUCHO 0J0. y hasta ell domingo.
N. del R-Cua1quier semejanza o pa
recido con personals vivas o muertas, es
pura c~oincidencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15
Convention de
Abogados en-
Miami Beach

Ell Colegio de Abogados de Flo
rida celebrara SUI convention annual.
los dias Is al II de este mes en-
Miami Beach. En- sus conferencias.
los abogados trataran de la refor.
ma Judicial, de los procedimientos
de los jurados y los tribunales y
del mode de hacer cumplir la 6tica
professional.
Entire los lideres nacionales y
~autoridades legales que hablaran
en- las sesiones de los abogados, So
encuentran, ell Gobernador de Ten,
nessee, Frank G. Clement, ell Pre-
sidente del Tribunal del Distrits
de Columbia, Bolitha ]. Laws '
Charles S. Rhyme de Washington.
Presidente del Colegio de Aboga.
dos de Estados Unidos.
Otros connotados oradores que 90
dirigiran a los abogados de Flori.
da en- II reuniones del Hotel Anne
ricana, son Harry Gershenson, pre-
sidente del Colegio de Abogados
de Missouri; ell Juez Ralph H.
Pharr, del Tribunal Superior del
Circpito Judicial de Atlanta y DON
Hayndman, abogado de Chicago v
director de R~elaciones P1blicas do
la American Bar Association.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15
"AregIo" de una
Aeusucion lie lbu
q Costar $500

M propietario de una tienda de
where's, declare ell martes en- una
vista ante la Junta del Servicio CT
vii, que I'm policia negro lie habia
ofrecido "arreglarle" una acu-
sacion de vender bolita, por $500.
Isaac George, bodeguero, cuyo
arresto Ell dia % de mario, dio lu-
gar a una Investigation del servi-
clio civil, declare que ell soborno
fue solicitado por ell policia Mar
cellus A. Goodwin.
Aunque la vistasde la Junta del
Servicio Civil implica solamente, la
suspension de Goodwin de SUI pues-
to de policia, por ell cargo de So
borno, Ell case ha atraido inusitada
atencion en- ell cuerpo de policfa y
en- los cfrculos politicos, porque de
ella pudieran surgir nuevas COM
plicaciores.
George admitio que habia pres
tado declaraciones contradictorias,
baJo Juramento, una al teniente de
policia, Oren Caudell, jefe del de-
partamento de seguridad interna y
mas tarde al detective, Clarence
Hall, investigator de la oficina le-
gal municipal de Miami. Insistio,
sin embargo, en- que estaba dicien-
do la verdad ell martes, al ser in
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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15
DlARI0 Las AAERIcA-pSq. s
Reunion Para SenaIar Importancia
del MercadoL Latino en- Dade County.

las entidades antes menciona-
das, enfatiz6 en- la reunion cele-
brada los siguientes puntos:
l. Ell comerciante promedio
no esta al parecer convencido de
que por 10 menos 100000 latino
americanoS viven en- Miami, Q
sea, aproximadamente, INA deci-
ma parte de la poblaci6n total.
2. Que la poblacion hispana
aumentara en- I'm rs por ciento
en- los proximos 20 amos.
3. Que ell ingreso promedio de
la familia hispana en- ell area es
mas alto que ell ingreso de la IA
milia norteamericana promedio.
a. Que, aunque los residences
hispanos de Miami o saben in
giles o 10 estan aprendiendo, SUI
amor y SUI orgullo por la Iengua
madre, lie hace p~referirla para
la lectura y conversation.
.. Que la depression en- los ne
gocios por la que atravesamos
en- estos momentos hace aconse-
liable que revolvamos cada pie
dra -particularmente 81 esa
"piedra" es ell 10 por ciento de
nuestra poblaci6n que represen-
ia posiblemente I'm Is por cien-
to del ingreso promedio de la ia.
milia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-15
Para hoy Sc Espera Quede
Restab|eeida Ia Operation
Normal de Ia Llnea Eastern

Los $500 mecanicos da Ia Eas-
tern Airlines que Sc declararon
en- huelga inesperada Ell lunes, re.
gresaron ell martes Dor la noche a
sus labores. La huelga amenazaba
con la suspension completa del
sistema de comunicaciones que sir.
We a Is estados de Estados Unidos
y a Puerto Rico.
Los directories de la Eastern, sin
embargo, informaron que piensan
seguir adelante con ell procedimien
to Judicial contra los huelguistas,
en- cobro de danos. Anadieron que
es probable que aumenten al doble
la cantidad de I'm million de dolares
que figure en- la demanda presen-
tada ell lunes.
Anunciaron los oficia1es de la
compania que, aunque ell martes
hubo que ~cancelar IL de los 70 vue-
los senalados para csc dia esperan
que este restablecida la normalidad
en- los itineraries para hoy jueves.
Ell paro comenzo a resquebraiar-
Sc, POGO despues de haberse reci-
Dido I'm telegrama de al j. Hayes,
presidente del Gremio Association
International de Maquinistas, que
les decia que su huelga era ~ilicita.
Hayes advertia a los obreros que
sc exponian a perder SUI antigiiedad
y otros derechos adquiridos 81
continuaban ell paro.
Los huelguistas acudieron Ell
martes por la malana a sus pues-
tos pero no trabajaron, a pesar de
la orden judicial y de los dirigen-
ties del gremio. A las tres de la tar
de Sc reunieron fuera del hangar
para escuchar al presidente de la
local de la Union B. o. Anderson,
quien les advirti6 que los tribuna-
les pudieran declarar que habian
perdido Ell derecho al trabajo.
Esta advertencia produjo hume
rosos gritos de desaprobacion de
los manifestantes, pero dos unida-
DIES de ocho hombres cada una, vol
vieron a reanudar ell trabajo. Otros
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