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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
Hospital Unit to Meet

The Women's Auxiliary of
Suburban Hospital in Bethesda
will hold its annual meeting at
10 am. Monday in the assembly
room Of the hospital. New off,
GERS will be installed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
10-Point Attack Planned
On Potomac Pollution
BY JOHN w. STEPP
Star stan Writer

10pont to attack Potomac River pollution
water supply problems metropolitan regional basis
adopted last night by the Citizens Council for Clean
Potomac.
The council representing so oganiza-
ons Of the Washington aimed in several directions in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13

vs., 10 to 6; Thursdays and Fridays 10 to g. Free Parking!
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24
MAREJADAS -.
Wiene de la Pagina 81

las mareas de sicigia o de luna nue.
va, cuando Sc ponen ell sol y la
luna, del domingo pasado. Ese dia
Sc produjeron las maximas ampli-
tudes de mareas del mes.
Ell registro del mareografo, dijo
Villegas, acusa grandeS oScilacio-
mes del nivel del mar, las que son
causadas por ~bravezas. Las atlas
mareas o pleamar del domingo, lu-
mes y aver, Sc han producido alre-
dedor de las diez y once de la ma
mana y en- la noche entire 22.30 Y
1880. En- esas horas Sc han produ-
cido las inundaciones en- avenidas
costaneras y otros sectores de la
orilla del Pacifico en- ell balneario
de Vina del Mar.
Las curvas del mare6grafo, ana
dio Villegas, no indican que este
fenomeno sea un maremoto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24
BANCO MUNDIAL
Viene de la Pagina %

cia politica sostienen que la huel
ga ha sido I'm total fracaso, los
huelguistas afirman estar obte.
niendo algunas victorias al To-
grar la paralizacion de varios
buques en- los puertos de Rio
de Janeiro, Santos e Ilheus.
Entretanto, ell Presidente de
la Republica, Juscelino Kubits-
chek, autoriz6 la aperture de to.
dos los puertos del pals a los
barcos extranjeros de todas las
banderas para que hagan en-
ellos servicio de SABOTAGE.
Sc adopto esta medida con ell
proposito de %garantizar la con-
tinuidad de los transportes en-
ell case de que la huelga Sc pro.
pague a todos los servicios ma.
ritimos del pals. :.
Ell servicio de cabotaje en- ell
pals es privativo de los buques
de bandera brasilena.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24
Ell Case DEL BRASIL

A mode de ejemplo de como
Ell gobierno puede operar en- for
ma beneficiosa en- America La
tina, menciono la comision mix
ia Observation-Disclosures de
desarrollo economico que el
creo en- 1851.
Dijo que ell Brasil es uno de
los mas grandes paises del futu-
70" y compare Ell progreso eco
nomico del Brasil con ell de Es-
tados Unidos cuando este ultimo
tenla una poblacion semeiante a
la brasilena!
Isl Brasil puede explotar SUI
petroleo", dijo, mo hay razon
alguna para que no alcance nues
tro tamano y nuestro poder".
PERU, COLOMBIA Y MEXICO
Acheson tambien recalco que
debia darse mas ayuda economi.
ca al Peru, a Colombia y a Mexi.
co.
"Aqui en- nuestro propio he
misferio", expres6, hay OCCASION
de ayudar al pueblo a desarro-
liar sociedades fuertes Y libres,
pero ell gobierno parece que
apenas 81 Sc da cuenta de clio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24

Nos adorna hoy nuestra cronica
IA fotografla de la primorosa mini
Ia Maria Felex Flores, encanto del
hogar tornado por la estimada pa.
rejs Osvaldo S Flores y sonora,
Maria L. Aware, de Flores. &.
Maria Felix cumplira sus tres
ahitos de vida, motive por ell cual
nos complace felicitarla de maners
lmuy especial y d~esearle muchos
amos mas, rodeada del carino de
sus amantisimos padres y de su
hermanita, Tereslta de Jesus.
Despedido
Despedimos cordialmente al Sc
Gor Roberto Mirones y sonora Oti.
lila SamaniegO de MirOnes, quienes
salem hoy por 10 via aerea hacia
Ciudad Trujillo, Republica Domi-
nicana, a disfrutar de una tempo
rada de recreo.
%*@
De Vioie
Despues de varios dias en- La Ha.
bana, Cuba, en- viaje relacionado
con sus asuntos ~comerciales, regre.
greso a Miamispor la via aerea ell
LIE presentamos un calido saludo.
senior Agustin MalO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24


Queremos ser los -primeros en-
felicitar cordialmente a la gentil
dana guatemalteca sonora Teresa
Romero de Buendia ,esposa del Sc
nor RodOlfo Buendia, con motive
de la grata celebration del aniver-
sario de SUI nacimiento en- Ell dia
de hoy.
Vayan nuestras mas calidas fe-
licitaciones para la gentil damita
puertorriquena senorita Rosita Del.
gadO, quien celebra en- Ell dia de
hoy la grata OCCASION del aniversa-
rio de su nacimiento.
I.tr- $50 -
Nuestros pardbienes con mott.
vo de la grata celebration del ami
versario de SUI nacimiento para ell
estimado caballero senior Segismun.
do Font, y nuestros votos porque
disfrute de muchos, y muy dicho.
sos, amos de vida
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24

cumpIeonos
Entra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida la apreciada dana mexicana
dona Querube Pardo vida. de Quiel,
y con tai motive nos complace en-
viarle nuestras mas calidas felici-
taciones y votos porque goce de mu-
choS amos mas de vida, rodeada del
carino de sus hijos y numerosos
nietoS.
Ajusta hoy I'm nuevo ano de vi.
da la eulta senorita Lolita Monte.
negro. hija del senior Efrain Mon.
tenegrO y sonora, Dolores Gil de
Montenegro, miembros estimados
de nuesta colonia puertorriquena
residente en- Miami.
A las muchas f~elicitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan grata oca-
sion, unimos las n~uestras muy sin
ceras a la vez que lie deseamos que
disfrute de mucbos amos mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24

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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24
notes 2SySHg IS n, !.
dc SS1ISHT AgSG
PARA CORRESPONDENCE Po. BOX sas, MIAMI, FLORIDA

De Voeoeiones
Pr la via aerea salem hoy hacia
La Habana, Cuba a gozar de va
riaS semanas de recreo al lado de
81 familia en- esa ciudad, ell senior
GOnLalo Villegas y sonora, Dora Es.
Their Ramirez de Villegas.
Los despedimos cordialmente de-
seandoles una feliz r~tavesia y
unas vacacioneS muy p~lacenteras
en- la bella Perla de las AntillaS.
4 X -
De ResIeso
Despues de hsher gozado de va
rias semanss de ecreo en Tegu-
cigalpa, Honduras, al lado de SUI ia
mills, regreso a Miami por la via
aerea en- ell dia de aver la gentil
Senorita Berta Elida Brice10.
LIE presentamos un calido saludo.
Tres Amos
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24
Bodos de PopeI

0oooS oe roper
Celebran en- esta fecha la grata
OCCASION de u 9odaS de Papel, pri-
mer aniyersario matrimonial, ell
senior Alberto FiguerOa y sonora,
Ruth Pineda de FiguerOa, MEM
bros aprecjados de nuestra coIonia
salvadorena r~esIdente en- Miami.
Nos cNmplace felicitarlos cor
dialmente y formular votos por 81
ventura personal
+ X \
Bodos de AleodoR
En- ell dia de hoy celebran la
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de AL.
godon, segundo aniversario conyu.
gal, el senior Octavio CULLEN v Sc.
nora, Leticia Gomez de CULLEN,
miembros estimsdos de nuestra CO.
lonia puertorriquena residente en-
Miami.
Vayan para elIOs nuestras since
ras felicitaciones y deseos de que
disfruten de muchos amos mas de
dicha matrimonial.
Bodos de Perfume
Celebran hoy sus Bodas de Per-
fume, dieciseis amos de ejemplar
y ventuross unIcn matrimonial, ell
senior Oliver HendricksOn y sonora,
la gentil DANA panamena Chichi
Arias de Hendrickson.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras felicitaciones y votos porque
gocen de muchos amos mas de union
conyugal, 'rodeados del afecto de
sus amantisimos hijos.
**&
Bodos de AIuminio
En- ell dia de hoy celebran la faus-
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Alumni
MO, 10 amos de dichosa union ma
trimonial, ell senior Oscar Causa,
y sonora Dolores Ruiz de Causa,
miembros ~apreciados de nuestra co
lOnia Guiana residente en- Miami.
Nos complace ~enviarle nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones y votos por
su ventura personal.
$50
Pesome
Lamentamos ell sensible falle.
elm ento del estimado caballero
colombiano don Jose ". GarridO
ocurrido en- esta ciudad Ell martes
pasado y enviamos nuestras mas
expresivas frases de condolencia a
SUI viuda, dona Marta de GarridO y
a spu hermana, sonora Isabel Ora.
Ell senior GarrIdo era Gerente de
la firma All American Cables and
Radio System de Miami.
iPaz a SUI tumba!
De Resreso
Pnr la via aerea saldra hoy ha-
cha La Habana Cuba, en- viaje re-
lacionado con sus asuntos conner
ciales, ell senior Ramiro Vasquez, a
quien nos complace despedir cor
dialmente y desear una feliz trave-
STA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24

7--Hermano de Cam.
8-Pintor mexicano.
9-Especie de boa.
10-Numero.
11-Del verbo asar.
17-Juventud Ortodoxa Universe
taria, Inic.
19-Autillo.
22-Obedecerian.
23-Espacios de tempo, Inv.
24-Buro.
25-Signo ortografico, Inv.
26-Igual al 80 Horizontal.
27-Naturales de Colonia.
28-Marchare.
32-De una tribu australians.
34-Cierto morador de la TERRA.
35-Rio de Alemania.
37-Instituto Literario Salvatore
no, Inic.
40-Especie de ciervo.
41-Agua gaseosa.
42-Letra castellana, ri.
43-Del verbo sonar.
44-Rio de Espaha.
45-Altar.
46-Gbrra militar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24
HORIZONTALES

r HORIZONTALES
1-Solicite.
( 5--De Calais, por ejemplo.
9-Cocina en- seco.
12-Provincia de la India.
t3-Fluido imponderable.
l4-Nosotros.
i5-Asiento de I'm prelado.
t6-Enjuagado.
l8-Que contiene arena.
e0-Golpe de ciertos animales,
Inv.
determination de diminutivo.
22-Licuada.
25-Relativo al Amazonas.
29AApocope de santo, Inv.
S0-Contrario de buena.
S1-Altar.
S2-Dios de la mitologia escandi-
nava.
S3-Exclamacion.
s4-Fatigado
S6-Ande..
38-Rio de Francia.
39-Altimetro, Adv.
40-Guarniciones de las caballe.
rias.
44-PoIitico espanol..
47-Volumen.
48-Del verbo ir.
49-De malta, por ejemplo.
S0-Paraiso.
S1-Articulo, PI.
52-Se atreven.
53-Del verbo esar, Inv.
vERTICALES
1-Uvs SEGA.
2-Departamento de Francia, va
riante.
3-Media o contemporaries, Inv.
4Entretlene.
90 S-Individuo importante.
e-Qus no cree en- Dios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-24
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vado es ell que meior puede ayu-
dar a la America Latina.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
0SU Engineer Is
Advising Better
Ventilated Barns

COLUMBUS - (Specia ID -
A well-ventilated dairy barn can
make big difference in the COM
fort of cows and operators on win
try days, ]. D. Blickle, Ohio State
University Extension agricultural
engineer, advises dairy farmers.
Comfortable cows also give the
most milk. -.
For good ventilation, stanch-
ion-type barn must be tightly con-
structed and insulated, the engi-
neer explains. Only in a tight barn
can you control where air comes
in and goes out.
The ideal winter temperature in
the barn is between As and 55 de-
grees. To maintain such tempera-
lures and keep the barn dry you'll
need some kind of ventilating sys-
tenn. Enthusiastically controlled
exhause fans work well in STAN
chion-type barns, Blickle says. Sc
lect a fan which will deliver from
DO to 120 cubic feet of air a min
ute near the ceiling. If you have
large cows tower 1000 pounds
you'll want a fan that moves still
more air.
Air inletS for such a ventilating
system should be evenly distribut-
ed around the barn, but none
should be closer than 8 feet to the
fan. An inlet with an area of so
square inches will handle three
animals.
You'll want dust proof, mois-
ture proof, heavy duty electric
motor to operate the fan. 1t should
be non-overloading and designed
for continuous service.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18

A versatile material of many
uses in all the best colors,
every one fast color and 36
inches wide.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
County Judges To
Be Elected Again
In November Vote

COLUMBUS -"(SpeciaD - At
the November election in 1857,
Judges of the County Court were
elected for a 1-year term ending
December 81, 1858. At the general
election in 1858 Judges of the
County Court will be elected for
4-year term commencing on jan
uary /, 1859.
All candidates for County Court
Judge must be nominated by peti-
ton. There is no primary election
for office of Judge of the County
Court. These petitions must be filed
in the office of the Board of Elec-
tons not later than A p. m. of Au-
gust 6 and must be signed by not
less than one percent of the num-
Der of electors who voted for Gov
ernor in 1856 in the County Court
District, nor more than two per-
cent.
The County Court District con-
slSts OF the area In county which
is not under the jurisdiction of
Municipal Court The number of
County Court Judges is based on
the population of this County
Court District Districts not exceed
ing 10000 shall elect one Judge;
districts exceeding 10000 but not
exceeding 10000 shall elect two
judges; districts exceeding $4,000
but not exceeding 10000, shall elect
three judges; districts exceeding
10000 but not exceeding 10000,
four judges; districts exceeding
10000 but not exceeding $50, 900,
five judges; districts exceeding
10000 but not exceeding $50, 900,
eight judges; districts exceeding
360, 900 population, twelve judges.
In addition, the county court dis
tricts which might have actions in
volving motor vehicle violations
which occur on the Turnpike may
elect additional judges in accord
ance with the statute.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18

and complete efforts to his client
and he cannot do that if there is a
conflict between the interests of
two of them. The reasoning behind
this rule is that a lawyer should
not appear in court representing
both sides of a controversy.
If both Marvin and the insur-
ance company are regular clients
of Smith, then 1t is Smiths duty
to refuse to represent either one
of them in case of alteration be-
tween the two.
If attorney Smith is one of
group of lawyers practicing to-
gether as a partnership, then he
must be careful not only of avoid
ing a conflict of interest between
the clients he is personally serv-
ing, but between his clients and
other clients Of the partnership as
well.
fAS IdI dS oiIudI ID COIlICAIlCu III
determining whether there is a
conflict of interest, any client of
his partners is his client and vice
versa.
There are, of course, cases
where a lawyer may represent
more than one of the parties to the
same transaction without violating
the rule of professional conduct
against serving interests which
conflict. Such a situation might
develop where two old clients of
the same lawyer were purchasing
and selling a piece of property. If
both clients so desired and under
stood, the lawyer might, with COM
plete propriety, look after the in
terests of both in such a transac-
ton.
Generally, however, the lawyer
will be very careful to scrutinize
such situations. Therefore, if
lawyer should tell you that he
cannot represent you because he
already Represents conflicting
interests" remember that he is
only seeking to protect your inter-
ests.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
Facts About Soil
In Ohio Counties
Being Compiled

COLUMBUS (SpeciaD - Ten
Ohio counties now have Coopera-
tive Soil Survey programs, accord
ing to Samuel w. Bone, Ohio State
University Extension agronomist.
This means, Bone says, that sew
eral agricultural agencies are
working together to collect soil
data, develop interpretations based
on this data and produce soil re-
ports which will be available for
use in the counties.
Agencies cooperating in the pro-
gram include the Soil Conservation
Service. the Department of Natur-
nj Resources, the Ohio State Uni
-ersitY and the Agricultural Ex-
tension Service. -as
Counties with Cooperative Soil
Survey programs include Allen,
Ashtabula, Champaign, Columbia,
Delaware, Fayette, Preble, Ross,
Warren and Wood. Since these
counties are widely separated and
are located in vastly different soil
areas, some of the information COL
lected from them can be applied to
most areas of the state, Bone says.
The agronomist points out that
facts on each layer of soil, from
the surface to a depth of several
feet, can have wide application, not
only in farming but also in engi-
neering projects, residential con-
struction, highway maintenance,
zoning and urban development and
in land appraisal and tax estimat-
eS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
Fishing Licenses
Mailed To State
Sales Agencies

COLUMBUS - (S.peciaD -
Spring must be around the corner.
Mailing of the 1858 fishing licenses
from Columbus to license agencies
in the state began February 10,
according to Lee Roach, assistant
chief of Ohio's Wildlife Division.
Roach said the 1857 fishing IL
cense expires February %. Cost
of the fishing license will be the
same this year. So plus the $.25
agent fee. For non-residents the
annual fee is $500. A ten-day non
resident license can be purchased
for S3.25.
In Madison County, during the
last official license year reported,
there were 3,416 fishing licenses
sold.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
Deer Season In
State Is Called
Very Successful

COLUMBUS - (Special) } -
Ohio's second modern statewide
deer hunting season was highly
successful, according to prelirnin-
ary reports, and may indicate a
greater deer harvest than during
the 1856 season.
Deer hunter report cards check
ed through December % show s.
O03 deer killed. This Is greater
than the reported kill for the same
period of time in 1856.
Report sfcards are coming in
slowly at this date and this re-
port is incomplete. This prelimin-
airy report does indicate the rela-
tive size Of the kill as compared to
past seasons II also indicates the
general distribution Of the deer
kill and the kill by counties.
Extremely cold weather covered
the entire state for the first three
days of the four day December
11-14) season. In northeastern
Ohio, heavy SHOWS drifted by high
winds kept the deer harvest static
or possibly lower than in past sea-
sons. The kill in southeastern
Ohio, especially the southern por-
ton of the region was high. There
was also an increased harvest in
northwestern Ohio.
The deer picture in Ohio today is
much brighter than it was in De.
cember 1943, when the first mod
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
BY DIVISION OF WIlDufE

If you follow a few good man.
agement practices, you'll get bet
ter service out of your ventilating
system, Blickle points out. He sug-
gests you:
/. Keep stalls filled to take ad-
vantage of maximum body heat of
the cows.
2. Gradually lower the tempera-
ture in the barn to DO degrees
when you expect colder weather
ahead. You can do this by moving
more air through the barn.
3. Clean stanchions twice daily
to eliminate as much moisture as
possible.
4. Check ventilating system at
regular intervals to make certain
the inlets and ducts are open and
free of debris.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18

ern day deer season was held In
Scioto, Pike and Adams counties.
Although the best deer range and
likewise the most deer are found
in the eastern half of the state,
the Whitehall is now present in all
of the states eighty-eighty coun-
ties. Ohio deer ARE fine specimens
with ideal food conditions and
hunting seasons permitting the TAX
ing of both bucks and does being
largely responsible.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
LEGALLY SPEAKING
Lawyer Can't Represent
Conflicting Interests

cles presented as a public service.
to answer individual problems.)
sulting from his representation of
the insurance company prevented
him from representing Marvin. He
said he owed it to Marvin not to
hear anything from him which he
might use against him if the mat
ter were taken to court.
The situation outlined above il
lustrates one of the basic princi-
Piles in the ethics of a lawyer,
namely that he cannot represent
conflicting interests" Basically,
this is but the lawyers way of
phrasing the old axiom that a
man cannot serve two masters. A
lawyers duty is to give his full
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18

This IS an0ther In a series or ari
These articles are not intended
Marvin Bishop had been in an
automobile accident and felt that
he should be able to recover dam
ages from the driver of the other
car. He went to see Lawyer Smith,
and, in the course of telling Smith
his story, it developed that the
driver of the other car was insur-
ed by a company represented by
Smith.
AS soon as Smith learned this
fact, he stopped Marvin from tell
ing him any more about the case
and explained that he could not
represent him. Smith pointed out
that the conflicting interest" re-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
NoTrCr OF APPOINTMENT

Estate OF Thomas J, Dwyer De-
ceased. w T. Dwyer has been ap-
pointed and qualified as Admtnfs-
traitor of the estate of Thomas j.
Dwyer late OF Madison County. Ohio.
deceased.
Dated this 1st day OF February
A.D. 1853. Number 1900 Docket
Page 542.
Joseph s. King
Probate Judge of Said County
Feb. 10 II
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
LEGALLY SPEAKING

CTh another of articles public service
articles intended individual problems)
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-12
DificUItudes de
Inteeroci6n en-
Zonos RuroIes

FL Senador estatal del dis
trito de Miami, Mr.. Joe Easton,
declare que la ley de asigna-
cion de alumnos es ineffective
en- las zonas rurales del Estado.
Easton dijo, que 81 bien no
conoce region alguna de la Flo
rida en- que ell pueblo desee la
integraci6n escolar, este senti-
miento es mas fuerte aun en- las
ZonaS campesinas.
Por esta raZon-anade Easton
la ley de asignaci6n de alum
nos carece de significado en-
esas zonas rurales. ALI, sigue
diciendo Easton, la presencia
de un solo negrito en- las escue-
las provocaria I'm boicot Dor
parte de los blancos restantes
Ell resultado radical de ESQ
Seria --agrego Easton- la ELI
minacion de las escuelas publ.
cas- en- los condados rurales.
Reconoce Easton que Dade
County seria tai vez ell dnico
donde la integracion eScolar DO
dria ~llevarse a cabo sin levan-
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-12

Cueto, Alto Songo, Velazquez y
Aura, en- la provincial de Orien-
te. Las dltimas dos estan cerca
de la ciudad de Holguin, segun.
da en- importancia de la pro.
vincia.
Las fuentes manifestation que
Castro ofreci6 formalmente al
Gobierno entregar a AInado
Cantillo-hijo del. Mayor Oral.
Eulogio Cantillo al teniente
Coronel Nelson Carrasco - Off
cial de mas alta graduation
en- poder de los rebeldes - y
400 soldadoS prisioneros, a cam
bio del coronel Ramon Barquin
y Ell c~omandante Enrique Bor-
bonet, dirigentes de la conspira-
ci6n militar de 1854 que actual
mente cumpfen sentencia de II
amos en- la prisi6n de Isla de
Pinos.