davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22

que bien conocidas son de to-
COS los cubanos residences en-
esta ciudad.
Gran admirador del sistema
democratico de Gobierno de es-
te gran pals, Ramirez lucfo in.
cansablemente por la causa de
ia Revolution Libertadora, pres
tando toda la ayuda que las cir
cunstancias lie permitian a los
rebeldes que en- esta ciudad ira
bajaban por la causa reyolucio-
maria. Con ell desinteres que 10
caracteriza, Ramirez siempre ia.
cilito gratuitamente Ell Teatro
Flagler para todas las reuniones,
no solo del Movimiento 26 de
Julio, sino de otros grupos re-
volucionarios que batallaban en-
pro de la libertad Guiana.
AL preguntarlc, POGO antes de
partir quien quedaria encarga-
do del Consulate de Cuba, nos
respondio que Ell Sr. Antonio
Medina, Sobre Ell Teatro Fla
gler, dice que continuara fun
cionando de la misma manera
que antes, bajo la administra-
cion del Sr. Jorge Parson.
Para los cubanos e hispano-
americanos RESIDENCES en- Mia
nj, ell nombramiento de Rami-
re como Presidente del impor-
tante Institute Cubano del Tu-
rismo trae I'm sentimiento mez.
clado de tristeba y algeria. La
primera, porque un gran ami
go Sc va del seno de la colo
MIA, en- donde Sc lie estima de
veras, de algeria por ell bien
merecldo honor que lie hace ell
nuevo Gobierno de la Repdbli-
ca hermana.
Tambien nos inform6 ell ST..
Ramirez que regresara dentro
de pocos dias a Miami, proba-
blemente al fin de la semana,
para poner sus negoclos en- or
der y preparar Ell regreso de-
tinitivo a la Patria Libre en-
compania de su familia.
A los votos de millares de
personals que en- esta ciudad lie
desean un complete exito en-
ST. nuevo puesto en- esta SUI ca
sa, DIARIO LAS AMERICAS,
sinceramente unimos los nues-
tros.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22
Vecinos Sc Quejan de Na|os
0|ores Que Expide ell Canal

Por muchisimos amos los We
cinos de Wagner Creek, Y Ell
canal Seybold en- las proximi-
dades del jackson Memorial
Hospital, han venido protestan-
do y quejandose a la Ciudad
de Miami, por los malos olores
y la peste que produce ell canal,
sin haber obtenido solucion a
su problema, aunque algun es-
fuerzo Sc ha hecho para elimi-
mar la pestilencia. Mas, sin EN-
barge, los vecinos antes mencio-
nados, volveran a tratar ell asun-
to otra vez para yer 81 la Gu
dad ~resuelve ese problema que
tan periodical es para las gen.
ties que viven en- esos barrios.
I'm grupo encabezado por ell
Sr. Frank l.. Fitzpatrick, vecino
del 951 NV. 7th Rd. Sc reuni-
ra hoy con ell Sr. Robert King
High para yer que solucion lie
pueden dar a este problema.
Ell aqua detras de mi casa es
de color negro y con mucha
peste por 10 que 20 tengo que
cerrar las ventanas y poner ell
Aire Acondicionado para en- es-
ia forma poder estar en- casa,
dijo Fitzpatrick.
La ciudad, en- otros esfuerzos
anteriores para eliminar este,
10 que ha heche ha sido com
p~letamente inadecuado, pues 10
que m~ayormente contribute a
csc MAJ olor es Ia incineradora
que hay en- la Gale 20, que
entire cenizas y aguas para la
var los camiones de recogida
de basuras y desperdicios de la
ciudad, contribuyen a esta ST.
tuaci6n por 10 menos en- I'm 80
por cientc.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22

Catorce estudiantes de las
escuelas superiores del Conda.
do Dade, han sido Decades pol
la Universidad de Miami, para
cursar estudios especiales de
agrimensura y delineamiento.
Estos estudios han sido prepa.
radios para que los estudiantes
puedan recibir la instruction
sin interferir con los estudios
de las EscueIas Superiores. Es-
tos estudios seran en- forma de
cursillos que comenzaran ell IL
de febrero para graduarse en-
JUNO de este anc. Las classes Sc
ran los microbes de seis a siete
de la tarde, y los sabados de
ocho a doce del dia en- la Uni
versidad.
Cinco sociedades de contra.
tistas e ingenieros professional.
les estan financiando estas be-
cas-. Ell DR.. Murray /. Mantell,
Director del Departamento de
ingenieria Civil de la Universe
dad de Miami, ha preparado la
forna como Sc daran las classes
y los viajes de inspection Y
practica. La selection de los
aolicantes ha sido mediante ell
servicio de becas y guias de la
Junta de Escuelas del Condado,
con la cooperation del Director
de Escuelas Superiores.
La selection final de los apli-
cantes fue hecha despues de
entrevistarlos personalmente
por miembros de los grupos
que patrocinen estas becas.
A continuation damos los
nombres de las organizaciones
que ~patrocinan y los estudian-
ties agraciados:
American Society of Civil En-
gineers: Robert Peale. 1880
NE. West Dixie, North Miami
High; Gerard (Jerry) Mayer,
1875 N. W. 4th ST., Miami Tech
nicaI High; Juergen Jaehnigen,
1920 S. w. 18th St, Miami High.
Florida Engineering Society;
Richard Troop, 1890 Mutiny
Ave, Miami Beach High; Vic
tor Feigelman, 2735 N. E. 1877
Terrace North Miami High;
Stuart Lieberman, SO N. w. 40
tn Court, Miami High.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22
Gran Controversial SObre
Ia COmisi0n ReguIadOra
de Leche

Grandes controversies han
surgido en- Tallahassee en- Guam
to a la propuesta en- ell Gamble
de la comision reguladora de la
leche, del DEPARTMENT. de
Agriculture al de Salud Publ
ca.
La voz de reorganizar y cam.
biar dependencies, encendi6
Ell fuego en- todos los sectores
de Directories en- ell primer mi.
tin efectuado. Los productores
de leche y sus distribuidores
difieren mucho en- csc sentido.
Esta Comisi6n Reguladora de la
leche Y sus derivados fue una
disposition del Gobernador v
opera como un ORGANISING au-
tonomo.
Todas las ramificaciones y
segmentos de la Comision estan
completamente opuestos q la
aprobaei6n de que la inspection
de lecherias esten bajo ell con-
troll del Departamento de Agri-
cultura y no de Salud Publica.
Solamente unos cuantos intere-
sados del Departamento de Agri-
cultura Sc presentaron a la reu-
MON y nj una palabra de opo-
sici6n fue mencionada por SUI
parte.
La mayor parte de los que
hicieron acto de presencia, eran
empleados y jefes interiors; del
d~epartamento.
Ell Comisionado Nathan Mayo,
que es Ell afectado, desperto
gran interes en- contra del pro-
puesto cambio.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22

un avion especial de Ia Argen,
tina, que 10 transportars a
Buenos Aires.
Tn grupo de diez y siete en-
bajadores de paises latinoame-
ricanos en- los Estados Unidos
0freceran una reception a la
Prensa y al Primer Mandate.
rio Argentine, por la semana
de la aviacion. Esta reception
sera en- la Nueva Terminal As-
rea Ell jueves en- la noche; una
comida ell viernes de puro SAILOR
americana. Ell sabado dia 81 la
"Air Force Association" lie ofre
cera I'm suntuoso almuerzo, Y
ell mismo dia por la noche la
va antes mencionada eomida
del sabado, ofrecida por ell Els.
tado.
La Ceremonla de dedication
sera efeetuad amomentos an
ties de SUI partida de este pals,
a la que asistiran altos funcio-
narios del gobierno, nacional,
estatal y autoridades locales.
Conjuntamente con la ceremo-
MIA de Inauguration Sc ofreeera
una Exposition y parada aerea,
en- ell adtunto aeropuerto de
Masters Field, los dias 80 y 81
de enero, y 10. de febrero.
Partieiparan los famosos y nun
dialmente conocidos photos de
la Fuerza Aerea norteamerica-
ma "Thunderbird Team, ell
Ejercito, la Marina, Cuerpos de
Infanteria de Marina Y Bandas
Musicales de los Characteristics.
Una exposition de proyecti-
les dirigidos de Estados Unidos,
asi como tambien despliegue de
aviones comerciales, contribute
ran a la semana de la aviaci6n.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22
Enrique volledor
Va q San Antonio

Ell Sr. Enrique Valledor, Pre-
sidente del miami Board of
Realtors, organization de
hombres de negocios medicados
a la venta y arrendamiento de
fincas raices, encabezara la de-
legacion de Miami a la toma de
possession del James H. UdalI,
de Los Angeles, como Presiden-
tie de Ia National Association
Of Realtors" para 1859.
La convention en- que ell Sr.
Udsll sera instalado tiene lugar
en- la ciudad de San Antonio,
Texas, del % al 81 de enero.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-22
Nvevo copeIldn
Para Ia Prisi6n

Ell gabinete del estado NOM
bro aver al Reverend J.. T.
Tompsins como capellan reli-
gioso en- la Prisi6n de Raiford,
sustituyendo al Rev. A. B. Haw-
kins.
Este trabajo de supervisor
de actividades religiosas en- Ell
Penal fue creado por Ia legis-
latura de 1857.
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HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS
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SECRETARY

lots Of public contact able to deal
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SECRETARY
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SECY. -RECEPTIONIST
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| Ia. $4,000,
SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR, expert
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SOLICITORS (2), experienced
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SPARE TIME MONEY easily made
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plan. S4-S6 an hour can be made
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No experience needed. and II costs
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| OuA ~ II
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So
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permanent; $500 mo. start. Call
MR.. STONER, DI. 7-0333
STENOGRAPHER; downtown real
tors ONCE; 5-day, 40-hour week
young woman, 25-35 yrs. OF age,
who has pleasant personality and
is able to type and take shorthand
at reasonable speed Employe BEN
ef1ts, permanent position. VEIN
BERG a. BUSH, INC, 1920 II st.
NV, MA. $4,000.
STENO. SEC. young, S9O-SlOO
Capitol Hill-secretary $3.50 up
Executive Sec.-elec. INCH. 800 wk.
% openings daily for stenos, age
| 1S to 65. See Miss Grant today
at BOYD EMPLOYMENT GEN.
TER, Cor. 18th and G NV, ST.
1866.
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PIANos-Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned uprights. smartly styled
in q new durable finish, especially
suited for recreation rms Pianos
fully guaranteed and fine values
for beginning students: S195 up.
including local delivery. CAMP
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SECRETARY-sTENO., LEADING food
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Write stating age, references, etc b,
Tlow ALE Ctar
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TRANSPORTER

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organization. Must be able Il
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ming salary, $500 to $500
Employe benefits, 40-hour week
Give age, education and expert
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
MU SERVICE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE THE
PAPERING, PAINTING. PLASTER
ING; AL; 30 years exper. Ex-
CONTINUED

PAPERING, PAINTING, PLASTER
ING; AL; 80 years exper. Ex-
pert work; Slb up. LII. 4-I422.
PAPERING, this week only, SIS
p p RA Se9ssa p'N IL. w ssissg'
PLUMBING. HEATING repairs, re-
modelling; bathrooms kits. We do
the complete Job. LU. 2.2lOl
ROOFING Of all kinds. Call ERIN
EST, the Roof Doctor. Free est.
Also light hauling. Ii. 7-0462
Special Price on New Roofs
Roof repair as low as $40. Gutter
papering, .plastering, carpentry,
water-proofing.
FREE estimates. Call day or night,
La. 6-l6l7.
TRASH REMOVED
Yards, Bsmts. Cleaned Free Ests,
WALKER TRASH CO., FE. 3-2s02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs,
with stand, 100 keys. $50. good
CoHu. In. u-UUfO.
AIR COND., 1859 Carrier, Seton,
orig cost S27b, used only 9 weeks,
SlS5. Ewes, AID. 4-7S2S.
AIR CONDITIONERs-If you have
cash and want to save money, see
PARAMOUNT CO, 2202 Ga. ave
NV, HU. 3-4S00. Free parking
AIR COMPRESSOR, "a h.p. with
hose, paint spray or air: cheap.
AMERICAN SURPLUS SALES CO.,
ZIG v st. NV. AID. 4-4311.
AIR COND.. 1 h.p.; / mo. old;
moving; Si0O. Cali 10. s-5665,
90 pm.
AIR CONDITIONER. Mahog. colorNd
metal, suitable for business or
ONCE. Price $50. Worth several
hundred. SIP, 2-7l9a,
ANTIQUE sIDEBOARD, solid ma
hogany; Victorian styling, mir
deep; $685.. HE. 9-OeS5, ewes. only.
BED, double width CDrexeD, Beau
$40; sacr., S65. EN-. 2-940O.
BED, $25: 2-piece living rm. suite,
with covers, S45:. club chair and
cover. S15: drop-leaf table, blond
mahog., $50; rock-maple tr. buff
fet, S35: Ice round oak table,
BEDRM. SET, 3-pc., bookcase bed,
posture mattr.; 20-in. Vornado
fan; misc. items. HE. 4-6S4S.
BEDROOM. SET, bed, mattress,
springs, dresser; baby carriage,
Al condition: 4 chairs. 1903
Queens Chapel I'd. Avondale, Md.
BEDRM. SUITE, walnut, Vaughn
Bassett. complete w/box springs
and mattress, 3 mos. old. $500.
HE. 4-27l3.
BEVERAGE BAR, Oriental hand
carved teak wood; $500 or best
offer. other items. LA. 6-0340.
BICYCLE, girls 24-inch Colson;
good cond, SIS. LA. 6-570S.
very good cond., Sl5. LA. 6-570S.
CAMERA, 35 millimeter, contafiex
w with case; best offer. NE. s.
6775 aft. Z pm. MR.. FURNER.
CARPETING
354 linear yards OF used contract
carpet in place, padding in
cluded, 81 inches. Best offer. JU
9-5020, JU. 5-s203.
Cash REGISTER, S45; good con-
dition Also, brand-new one. 4
total, never used. OIL. 2-0313.
CONVEYORS, power; roller and
belt: excel. cond.: cheap. AMERI-
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FAIR CLEANERS, 2220 University
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AIR COND., 1859 Carrier, A-ton,
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SlS5. Ewes, AID. 4-7s2S.
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RECEPTIONIsT TYPIsT, doctors
Gerry EMPI. sERv', 9ls Ellis
worth dr., Sill. Spring, JU. S-b464,
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ORDERS CANCELLED
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FROM FACTORY
SHOWROOM SAMPLES,
ONE OF-A-KIND, ETC,
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OPEN TIL 6 TONIGH'
THURS, 9 A.M.-9 Pm
6-pc. Bedroom Suite, an
tique white, Fr. prov, dou-
BILE dresser, mirror, chest,
double bed, 2 night tables.
ORIG. S64g SALE 1919
YOU SAVE 500
6-pc. Bedroom Suite. an
tloue white, Fr. prov, triple
dresser, mirror, chest. dou-
Bile bed, night tables.
ORIG y SSgs s.vv SALE ssLE 5000
9-pc, Dining Room Suite,
antique white, FIR. prov,
buffet base w/enclosed glass
hutch, round table w/extra
ORIG. slss SALE S2e6
YOU SAVE S2O4
Ape. Foam Rubber Sec
R ilSna sa decorator s iSHTif s,oo
YOU SAVE $40
Colonial Cherry Bedroom
Suite, bed, chest, dresser.
REG. sa5a SALE s1ee
YOU SAVE 500
Ape. lonial Bedroom
Suites, golden maple finish;
chest, dresser, mirror, book
REG. siss SALE sl2s
YOU SAVE $40
6-pc. Dinette Sets, Formica-
top table, 4 chairs;
You SAVE S24 ~
3-pc. French Provincial Sec
tional; all foam rubber,
telasse, fabric.
REG. S3s9 SALE s2ss
Beige Sleep Sofa. innerspring
mattress. Repossessed. in
REG. SOB SALE 500
YOU SAVE 1926
Black Nylon Foam Rubber
Sleep Sofa, opens to sleep
2, full mattress and springs.
REG. $3.50 SALE Sl7g
YOU SAVE 500
3-pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite,
large dresser, chest, book
MATTREss AND SPRINGS
REG. $500 SALE Sl69
YOU SAVE S13l
2-pc. Living Room Suite,
brown or charcoal. sofa
bed, opens to sleep 2, and
chair.
ORIG. S1e9 SALE 500
YOU SAVE 500
Groups Living Room Tables;
S.bls step D1en6 ., ! cocktail
REG. S39.95 SALE Sl9ob
YOU SAVE $50
6-pc. Bedroom Suites. chest,
dresser, mirror. bookcase
bed; MATTRESS AND
SPRINGS: modern silver
REG. 1859 SALE S19g
YOU SAVE $3.50
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TV SETS.

TV, MOTOROLA. mahogany, II
good condition: S125. La. 9-3346
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Leaving end Aug, beginning Sept
Call OIL. 2-2735.
TO CHICAGO August IA. Desire
person to share expenses. 10
1883, r. B, NELSON,
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SALESWOMAN

Opening for women experienced in
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me- "a So amd nc oPE
A real chance to advance with an
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Metropolitan area. Car preferred.
Please send brief outline OF expe-
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1917, Washington 10. D. C.
sALESWoMEN, exper., perm, full
or part time: fine sportSwear
shops. Conn. ave. and new store
opening early September, down.
town. CASUAL CORNER, EN-. q
52l3.
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nv TYPIST. S24O

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interesting duties, assisting in pre-
pairing pairing programs S and ,, scripts; Nee &c
lebrities! See me right away
BETTY GRAY tempt }, 2ll Wood
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TYPIST- Receptionist-
meet public $40 wk
Bkkpr. -typist, age 30-45 $50 wk. Vi
typist S65 wk. vi
rs other openings for your selee
ton. See Mr.. Reed today, at PER
SONNEL, 1911 G st. NV, ST
3-3664.
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sECRETARY-No shhd.; Lee hwy
lots Of public contacts able to deal
viii, people; nice appearances,
500. POTOMAC EMPL, 1894
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Unclaimed and repossessed. AL
models. Take over 50 per week
payments on balance due. For free
home demonstration, call RE.
7-0606.
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A CONCRETE JOB

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SALESLADY

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ant working cond. Good salary.
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AK CUMPHESSUK, p hip. with
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AMERICAN SURPLUS SALES CO.,
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sBcY. -BKKPR., Beth. 70 $4,000
S SfExs 'O %c snhd i49 e Sc''YGs Ave- sSS
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SITUATI0NS-WoMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE, white, care
for new babies and mothers,
Sept. .. Call pm. FE. 3-lS53
Hospital trained l3s
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cash and want to save money one see
PARAMOUNT CO, 2202 Ga. ave
NV, HU. 3-4S00. Free parking
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b-day 4O-hour week; nospitaliza-
tion and retirement provided; age
limit 80. NATIONAL COTTON
COUNCIL OF AMERICA, ST, g.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

I hHOH REMOVED
Yards. BSmts Cleaned Free Ests,
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Attractive, experienced
stenographer, u, 8. citizen,
immediate placement, q
girl ONCE; 3 days, 0:30 to
$50; excellent employee
dement's 10l2 14th st. NV,
RIM SOh. DI 7-47OO
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4-From These Roots. Drama.
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