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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
$17,71O
2 Baths
$500 Down CT

Excellent FLA and conven-
on this new brick home, fea-
turing 3 bedrooms, living
room. separate dining room,
dream kitchen with eye-level
oven, countertop range and
birch cabinets: full basement
with large unfinished recrea-
ton area and outside en-
trance. Open daily, 2 pm.
It'll dark. Directions: From
Fairfax circle. continue on
Routes so and 29-21l to Sec
ond traffic light, bear right
with Route 30, take first right
(Bevan dr. to Fairchester dr..
right to open" house; OR
call CIR. 3-4560.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ON
HOME-Payments less than rent
Small 2-bedrm. home with bsmt
Call SP. 3-6S3l after IL am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

ALEX, nr. Pentagon-Four- bedrm.
ss piitbi L S.mt din; ,, nm. II baths
fenced back; low S2O's. assume
AIaeo Oh. OWNER, Fl. 1885,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
$33,950
soft. Custom
"Mantua"

In one of the areas finest
residential communities, on
Just under an acre OF beauti-
fully wooded land reigns this
gracious brick rambler. Gen
erous l5x23 living room with
built-in bookcases and nre-
place; formal dining room,
fully equipped kitchen with
room for dinette; 4 spacious
bedrooms. ia baths, French
doors lead to 12x24 screened
porch, from there through
breezeway to 2-car garage;
full basement with separate
laundry room, utility room
and l5x2S finished recreation
rOJIn featuring raised-hearth
fireplace, set in one entire
brick wall; UNIQUE built
in bar including sink, 2-unit
range and refrigerator com.
bination. Call OR. 3-4560.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
$45,OOO
l Acre
Air Conditioned

A gracious brick rambler. in
q select area, close-in Alex
andria. Exquisite entrance
hall, spacious living room fea-
turing marble fireplace framed
bv mirrors, generous kitchen
offering every convenience
conceivable. including built-in
breakfast bar; den, 3 bed
rooms 2lxlS, 1Sxl5, 22x15, 3
full baths, > half baths, full
basement with 21x14 utility
room, 20x24 recreation room
with fireplace paneled in solid
mahogany: separate maids
quarters including its own
kitchen; large fagstone porch
CH living room, Gear garage.
To see this lovely residence,
call XII. S-2320.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
$23,5O0
2 Acres
Stone Rambler

Plenty Of land for the horses
and ponies you've always
wanted. The home is done
in beautiful field stone and
offers O spacious 1Sx24 living
room with charming stone
fireplace: Iormal-Size dining
room, big modern kitchen, 3
nice bedrooms, partial tiled
basement. qx15 fiagstone
porch. Home is complete with
washer, drier and deepfreeZe;
situated "a mile of access to
the new Route SO now under
construction. Call CIR. 3-4560.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
$17,500
Corner Lot
Springfield Forest

In the company of many high
er priced homes this centrally
aforementioned home offers
quick access to Shirley high
way There's a fireplace In the
living room: dining area in
the left. kitchen, 3 nice bed
rooms. q utility room, also
carport and patio. Call FL.
4-S6O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
$15,950
$500 Down FILA
North Arlington

A well-cared-for home con-
venieht to everything: 49,
It. lot with trees: l6x20 liv-
ing room with fireplace. sep
arate dining room, kitchen
with eating space: . bedrooms,
utility room; home has CEN
ter hall. rear yard is fenced,
parauet floors and storm win
dows. Call IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
COLONIAL HOME
Ideal for Retired or
Professional Family

Hght-rm. brick, with full
bsmt., oil heat; situated on
4a-acre lot; Is miles south
Of Fredericksburg on Rte.
!: priced below bids. cost,
S2s,50O. Owner will finance
property. c. d. ALLEN,
Ladysmith, Va. Phone: Code
703, Hickory s-2916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
$3.50
Assume 4 u % Loan
5000 Down

This cute little Cape Cod is
ready to move into now. =
bedrooms. Upstairs can be
finished for additional rooms;
living room, roomy kitchen.
and outside tool house. City
utilities: on paved street with
curb and gutter. Dial 1903
Gypsy 4-6U90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

MISREPRESENTATION only
. years old: early occupancy.
LARGE living room, dining room,
well equipped kitchen, 2 large
bedrooms. lovely recreation room,
carport: situated on deep lot; A.
nanoing flexible on $2O,5OO. TIM
Kf,E PROPERTIES, INC, Real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
BOnney Wood

You can move risht, into this g.
bedrm., IL bath, brk. rambler /;
liV. rm., sep. din, rm.. den, full
bsmt.: nice lot with trees. Open
Sun, 2 pm. to z pm.
DIR: From Annandale or Spring.
feld, take Route 617 to Braddock
I'd, west on Braddock I'd. to Fern
dale. left on Ferndale to Easton
place and follow our open arrows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
HOUSES For sALE--MD.

NO DOWN PAYMENT to vets or
$3.50 down, FLA, $50 per month
buys this broom home on fenced
corner lot, near Prince Georges
dining rm., full basement. Price,
$1,000. Call til Q pm, WA. q
1900, ROBERT 8. DAVIS q Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
$18,450
5 Bedrooms
Woodbridge

A custom built Cape Cod. stu
ated on q 160-foot level lot;
convenient to shopping. Liv-
ing room, separate dining
room, kitchen with eating
space: master bedroom 13x2O.
/ full bath on FIRST floor;
shower in the full basement:
garage, . large porches. Dial
703-Gypsy 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

VETS-Less than 2-year-old brick
and-stone rambler with carport.
Large liv. rm. with fireplace, large
dining area of ultramodern kit.
Full bsmt. One-third acre lot.
Near Beltsville school, Compare
this lifetime home at $500.
SenIbEESs45E 8 bBA %:ii W. y co. 5-S fMc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

sPRINoPI.ELD-L Low
this four-bedroom, lh-bath,
hreplAees, and built-in ga
rage Large corner lot, only
S 2S, gS9' ,ooEgEEE,FRlEp BY
ESTATE CORP, XII. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

VACANT-When the temperature
scars to e5 you'll stay cool In this
FULLY AIR CONDITIONED ali:
brick rancher on q big tree-shaded
lot, in tip top new house condi.
ton: available for immediate oc.
cupancy: 3 bedrooms, big dining
rm., equipped kitchen with break:
fast bar. Low down payment will
handle. S1S,950. so be nrst' not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
WANTED

A family with 3 children to Al
this, lovely 3-bedrm., all-bricl
rambler with hot-water heat anC
full bsmt. on level lot; only Sl6,.
500. Anyone knowing the where,
call UN. 4-S5S3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

%s-FT, RANCH RAMBLER = Gus.
level Is-acre lot: featuring 22-it.
Iv. RIM. with Roman-briek firepl.
lOxl5-ft. din. rm.; de luxe kit.
with wall oven, table top range,
built-in auto. washer: full rec:
type bsmt. FLA or conventional
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

SEABROOK-New brk. and redwood
rambler on A-acre lot: 3 bedrms.,
~ baths, large liv. rm., din. rm.,
all-elec. kit.
OLIVER J. MCDOWELL, UN. 4-7112
gOUTHLAWN-Three-b edrm. ram
bier. Fully equipped kit, lge.
level lot: FILA down payment
$3.50. BY OWNER, 10. 7-O271.
NO BROKERS.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-05
The Negro's Most Dangerous Enemy

merchants. They viii want In
6ation because the value Of
coal, oil, land, stock will rise, at
least in dollars. Some manufac-
turers and merchants will be
able to pass higher costs onto
the consumer in the form Of
higher prices.
A minority, that is, fixed in
come pensioners, government
workers, farmers, salaried en-
plOyees and small businessmen
will not benefit, but more likely
will suffer disaster.
Negroes constitute great
part of this economic minority.
The Negro in general does not
own large groups of growth
stocks. does not own large
tracts of real estate, does not
control. nor own large corpora
tions, businesses, nor is he in
possession of vast coal and Oil
rights.
Negroes, mainly, are salaried
employees, government en-
plOyees, teachers, small busi-
nessmen and pensioners. Conse-
quently, since the Negro is at
this lower economic scale, he
will be most adversely affect
ed by initiation.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-05
COMING
AND
GOING

MIR. and Mrs. Richard Davis,
Muncie, Indiana, have enjoyed
a quick visit in the Valley of
the Sun. They are the parents
of Mrs. Madeleine Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Banks
sneaked away from the desert
for a peek at the City of An
gels.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles An
derson will wheel in the new
auto to points east and visit
friends and family in Sedalia,
Mo.
Mr.. Nathaniel Robinson left
for New Orleans last week. He
will send back some shrimps.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Moten
will road test their new car
travelling to Denver and other
cities.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-05
WOMAN SUES NEGRO PAPER

A Ayear-old white woman,
whose alleged Feb. "a rape led to
the lynching of a Negro, filed a
million dollar libel suit this week
in Hattiesburg, Miss, against the
Tri-State Defender, a weekly news
paper published in Chicago.
Attorney Lawrence Arlington
filed the suit which bore the title.
Mrs. June Walters. VS.. the Rob
ert Abbott Publishing Co." in fed
eral court.
Mack Charles Parker, who was
to have" faced trial April n on a
charge of raping the woman, was
dragged from jail at Poplarville
in the pre-dawn hours Of April Is.
His bullet-tom body was found
nine days later in the Pearl River
near Bogalusa, La. Z,
The victim picked Pasker from
a 25-man lineup and said later she
was positive he was her attacker.
In the suit, the woman charged
the newspaper, owned by the Rob
ert S. Abbott Publishing Co, car
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-05

ried a story headlined: ''Claim
Woman Cried Rape To Hide Sc
cret Love Tryst."
The suit charged the story
quoted an unidentified white man
as saying he knew the woman had
a lover and that the night Of Feb.
"a she kept a tryst with him and
concocted the rape story to cover
up.
The suit also charged the paper
with publishing vulgar, base, fic-
titious, fraudulent and false state.
ments 80"
The suit claimed the account has
done ''irreparable harm" to the
woman's reputation.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-05
Saw It In
Washington Eagle
DICK JARRETT

The most pressing problem
facing the Negro is creeping
imitation" II not. halted, the
Negro will lose all economic
and social gains. The reason Is
that the Negro will be subject
10 high prices, high taxes and
exploitation which will absorb
all of his surplus time and
money in survival instead of
political action for economic
opportunities, civil rights and
social equality.
The basic idea In politics is
that the majority rules" The
logic behind this idea is that
what is good for the majority is
good for the minority. How
ever, the majority i'm Georgia,
Mississippi, Alabama, Louisi-
ana, etc., desire segregation
which demonstrates all too well,
the majority rules" is not par
tfcularly always the best for all.
Many will benefit from infla-
ton. AS they are not, in general
the majority, they are however,
in power-which in practice
means nearly the same. Those
who will benefit are owners Of
large tracts Of real estate; own
ers Of oil, coal, growth stocks;
many manufacturers and some
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-05
CARVERTTES
HOLD REUNION

A reunion of the class of lo4o
of Carver High School in Phoe-
nix met at 7:30 pm. Saturday
in the Sky Cove Dining Room
at Sky Harbor Airport. Speak
ers were the schools former
principal, WA. Robinson, and
former dean of girls, Mrs. Myr-
tie Rodgers.
Carver School was abolished
with the integration of all stu
dents several years ago.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-05

CARRIERSl Boys earn vaca-
ton money. Arizona Tribune
routes are profitable. Call BR
6-23OI.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-05

HELP WANTED Neat woman
to live in. Room and board.
Good salary. Two children.
Call BR 6-23Ol.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-05
WANT ADS!

INSURANCE AGENT WANTED
Reliable man, fast growing insur-
ance company will train. Past
experience not necessary.
Chance for advancement. Call
John Webber, AL 4-87O7 for
appointment before 10 am.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
Apruebun Condueta de letrado
Que Observe Etieu Professional

dos, este es, que conserven sin
revelar la confession de su Glen
te, cuando este ash 10 pida.
Ezra impossible que yo reveal.
ra 10 que sabia' -dijo ell letra-
90 Gwinn, Considerable las ra-
zones de etica professional"
Leslie Holcomb Jr., quien pre-.
side la comision de etica profe.
sional del colegio del condado,
anadio:
Isl bien Ell abogado es tecni-
camente I'm servidor del tribu.
nal, es ell propio canon judicial
ell que exige al abogado que
guarde fidelidad a su cliente CO.
mo su mas alto deber etico."
"A Gwinn Sc lie permiti6 utili-
Ear las declaraciones de su ellen.
tie en- beneficio de Cash unica.
mente por authorization del pri-
nero.
Sc lnforma que Cash solicita.
ra Sc lie olga en- una comision
de libertad provisional, para OBJ,
tener la aclaraci6n debida de su
! casQ
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

cen hijos adultos que tienen
capacidad financiera para man.
tener a sus padres.
Agrega ell Representative He
rrelI que hay casos de asisten-
CHA a los aEcianos en- que des-
pues de moriT Ell padre o los pa
ores, los familiares aprovechan
los beneficios derivados de la
venta de la casa donde viva.
"Creo que ell estado de Ia
Florida tiene ell derecho de re-
cuperar algo de 10 gastado, 81
es possible. Comprendo que es
una proposition Unpopular en-
muchos s~ectores, pero creo que
es ash porque no Sc interpreta
bien cual es ell fin de esta recu.
peraci6n."
Y anade Herrell: mo Sc ira
Ia de una ley de gravamen es.
trictamente, va que mientras
cualquiera de los miembros de
la familia que haya dependido
del recipienGario, lie sobreviva a
este y use su propiedad como
donicilio, quedara exento de
cualquiera reclamation por par.
lie del estado."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
COnfiesa Soborno ex Jefe
de PoIicia que Arrest0 a
Juuadores en- Golden Beach

habersele advertido con ante
rioridad que en- dicha casa Sc jul
gaba ilicitamente, y no haber
hecho case alguno de la adver-
tencia.
Kuiken, Segdn expresa Ell fis.
cal estatal Richard Gerstein, es-
ia scjeto a los s~iguientes cargos:
a~ceptacion de soborno a inten-
to de sobornar a otros.
AL principle Kuiken neg6 los
cargos, pero mas tarde los con-
feso. Los oficiales James Bryant
y Don Wynn conjuntamente
con ell TIE. Charles Crumm, die
ron .estimonio de los sobornos,
seeun informo Gerstein.
Bryant dijo a Gerstein que Ell
Y Wynn sospechaban que habia
juego ilicito en- esa casa, cinco
dias antes del allanamiento de
la niisma, pero que Sc 10 haban
informado al jefe Kuien y este
no hizo NADIA.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
CLASSES De ESPANOL
EN- centric JUVENIL
DE CORAL GABLES

Nuevas actividades Sc han or
~ganizado en- Ell Youth Center
de Coral Gables, desde ell apren
dizaje del espanol hasta ell ma.
nejo artistico de los bastones
al frente de una banda de mu.
sica.
Las classes comenzaran ell 1e
de cnero lures, y las matricu.
las Sc cerraIan ell sabado de 9
de la manana a cuatro y media
de la tarde en- dicho centric. Ca
Ga clase Sc limitara a Is alum.
nos.
Entire las actvidades ofreci.
GAS en- ell nuevo programa, apa.
rece: espahol para principian-
ties y alumnos %avanzados; de.
portes tales como basketball,
levantamiento de pesos, GIN.
nasis. bolos, en- grupos de dis
tintas edades.
Tambien habra classes de gra.
bado en- MADEIRA, correction del
lenguaje, bales modernos, co.
res Juveniles, ceramicas para
ninos, desde 8 amos; piano, mo
delado y ballet.
Asimismo habra teatro para
ninos de 9 a IL y de mas edad
instruction en- manejo de bas
ton en- bandas de musica.
La information adicional pue
de obtenerse en- Ell Coral Ga
bles Youth Center, Coral Ga
bles.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

Sc diran en- 10 future 'honroso".
Esto ACADIA de ser anunciado
por la oficina administrative de
los veteranos.
La ley concede a los veteranos
de la II Guerra Mundial, euyos
licenciamientos han sido cam
biados, cuatro amos para comen-
Ear ell adiestramiento en- virtud
de la Ley de Veteranos de la II
Guerra Mundial, expresa Mr.. c..
W, Boggs, Official encargado de
la Oficina de Veteranos, ubica-
da en- 984 W. Flagler Street.
Los veteranos de la Guerra
de Corea tendran tres amos para
comenzar su adiestramiento dem
tro de la Ley de Veteranos de
Corea.
Mr.. Boggs explico que uno de
los requisites basicos de ambas
leyes de veteranos es un licen-
ciamiento en- condolences que
no sean deshonrosas.
En- algunos casos las ramas
del servicio dan licenciamientos
inferiores a la calificacion de
"honrosas", transformandose
estas en- "honrosas" cuando las
CIRCUMSTANCES han permitido di-
cho Gambia.
Pero muy a menudo estos nue.
vos licenciamientos honrosos lie
gan demasiado tarde para los
veteranos, quienes no pueden
hacer uso de sus nuevas oportu-
nidades como tales, debido a
que ell termino perentorio para
comenzar ell adiestramiento ha
transcurrido.
Mr.. Boggs alego que estos We
teranos pueden solicitar ese
adiestramiento en- cualquier off
Gina de veteranos. Conjuntamen-
lie con sus solicitudes, deben
incluir una copia fotostatica o
certificada de su nuevo certifi-
cado de licenciamiento "honro-
So"
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

La comisi6n de etica profe-
sional del Colegio de Abogados
del Condado Dade ha tenido
que yer con un case interesan-
tie: I'll de un letrado que, en-
cumplimiento de esa misma nor.
ma de etica professional, oculto
la confession de culpabilidad de
SUI cliente, y permiti6 impasible
que I'm inocente fuera a la car
eel, a cumplir una condena de
30 amos de prisi6n.
Ell case es ell del abogado Wal
ter Gwinn, cuyo cliente, John
Fulford, lie confeso al primero
haber tenido participation direc-
ia en- ell asalto a mano armada
ocurrido en- 1883.
En- este asunto fue victima
un patrullero de la policia, y ell
acusado Virgil Cash fue senten-
ciado a prisi6n.
Los abogados del colegio de
Dade County coviinieron en- que
la conducta del professional, en-
este case, guarda las normas de
etica que Sc exige a los aboga.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
Proyeetan Nueyo Aeropuerto Para
Uso Exclusive &c Aviones "Jets"
10 COnstrUirdn en- Soldier Key
CUbriendo oeho Mil Acres en- Total
La Era de los crundes VeIoeidades
ReqUiere F~aeiIidodes EspeciuIes

La nueva era del "jet" ha
creado nuevas necesidades ae-
roportuariaS en- la IONA sur de
la Florida. Y en- Miami especial.
mente, donde TODD hace indicar
un enorme desarrollo de csc IL
pc de t~ransporte en- ell future
Immediate.
va Sc habla oficialmente de
construir un aeropuerto, espe.
cialmente dedicado a transpor.
ties en- aeronaves Jets.
La proposition Sc ha biscuit
do en- ell seno de la Comision
Cfvica de Asesoramiento, que
actua conjuntamente con la Au.
toridad Aeroportuaria del Con-
dado Dade.
Ell asunto ha sido presentado
al Presidente de la Comision
del Gobierno Metropolitano, Mr..
Walter Weiss, especificandose
que ell actual aeropuerto Inter
nacional de Miami Sc encuen-
ira saturado y sin ell espacio nj
las facilidades que exige una
era donde los transportes "jets"
armenian rapidamente.
Segun senalo Ell comite ASSESSOR
va citado, un grupo de la Aso-
ciaci6n Civil de Aeronautica Sc
encuentra aqui investigated las
demoras en- despejar ell aero
puerto para los aterrizajes.
Estas demoras han originate
queias de parte de pasajeros y
tambien de las companies aero
nauticas. Los primeros, porque
las vueltas que da ell avion an
ties de aterrizar causa marcos;
y los Segundos porque cada vuel.
ia que da ell ayi6n es un gaSto
de $4,000 a la c0mpania.
Ken Benson, miembro del Co.
mite ASSESSOR aludido, expreso
que los planes para crear aero
puerto especial separado, para
avioneS jets, debe comenzar an
ties de que ocurra un accidente
en- que pierdan la vida $50 per-
sonas.
En- dicha session, ell Comisiona-
do Metropolitan Charles Hall
declare que ell Director de la
Autoridad Aeroportuaria, Mr..
George McSherry trataba de re-
legar al comite ASSESSOR y de en-
gavetar sus proyectos.
Mr.. Weiss, en- su primera re.
union con los integrantes del
comite ASSESSOR, convino en- la SUI
gestion de que ell grupo rinda
sus informes directamente a los
comisionadoS metropolitanoS en-
lugar de hacerlo direetamente
ante McSherry.
En- esta forma, estima ell pre-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
Representative HerreN Pide
POder Para Recuperar Gasfos
del Estado de Tipo Social
oposlei6n del eobernader Collins
a Enbarsos de Bienes Personales

81 representante estatal por
ell condado Dade, Cliff Herrell,
declare que proyecta introducir
en- la legislature una mocion de
ley (welfare recovery billy que
perrnlta al estado recuperar ell
dinero que ha pagado en- asis-
tencia, con cargo a las propie-
dades de los recipiendarios ia
llecidos, despues que dichas pro-
piedades no sean va mas usadas
como domiciilo de los mismos.
Esta mocion sera presentada
en- la session de este mismo aho
1859. mo podemos continuar
abriendo los brazos Y diciendo-
lie a la genie que venga y vivian
al sol, 81 no pueden atenderse
d 81 mismos."
Ash ha declarado Mr.. Herrell.
Y anadi6: 'Hemos tenido que
hacer reducciones u obtener re-
embolsos donde quiera que fue-
Sc possible. Nuestros gastos por
concepto de bienestar social son
prohibitivos."
Segun estima Herrell, dicha
ley reduciria ell ndmero de ca
SOS donde hay recipiendarios
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

sidente de los comisionados me-
tropolitanos, Sc estableceran
vinculos mas estrechos y direc-
tos entire la comision y ell conf
he.
FL comite ASSESSOR esta encabe-
zado por William M. Robert
son, quien declare que habia
recibido favorable acogida por
parte de los photos, respecto de
La proposition de construir I'm
aeropuerto solo para aviones
Gets, en- un area de 5000
acres, alrededor de Soldier Key.
La terra sumergida alrede-
dor de csc cayo ha sido separa-
da por ell estado para uso del
Dade County, cuando haya ne
cesidad de usarla.
Weiss sugirio que ell comite
Sc reuna con las companies ae-
reas que van a efectuar servicio
"jet" en- Miami, para cerciorar-
Sc 81 van a encarar problemas
fundamentals al TRANSFORM los
mismos del aeropuerto actual al
nuevo que Sc ira a construir.
La compania National Airli-
mes Sc encuentra va utilizando
aviones Boeing 707 desde Nue.
va York a Miami, con aviones
de propulsion Electra va en- uso,
Y planes de utilizar DEB full
jet" dentro de I'm ano.
Ell senior Robertson design6
una comision de cuatro perso-
mas para que Sc reuna con off
ciales de lineas aereas conner
c%iales, y discutir las posibilida-
DIES de construir Ell nuevo aero
puerto en- ell Soldier Key de la
bahia.
Anadi6 Mr.. Robertson que un
aeropuerto para "jets" en- South
Bay, podria vincularse a la idea
de una entrada alberta a todos
los "jets" del mundo, que po-
drian entrar libremente todos
los dias del ano.
Ell p~residente de la Comisi6n
Metropolitan, Mr.. Weiss, con-
vino en- que un aeropuerto ex-
clusivamente dedicado a aviones
"jets" es una eventualidad y
anadio: "creo que hemos alcan-
zado ell punto en- que debemos
preguntar a las empresas aereas
81 la recommendation del nuevo
aeropuerto en- Soldier Key es I'm
disparate."
"Es criterio general que ne
cesitamos un segundo aeropuer-
to, y ell sitio logico esta al sur
de nosotros, deiando la parte
del norte para los aviones con
motor de piston" anadio Ben
son.