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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
NEW cLADs FOR 1859
Stor's Garden Editor
Describes Winners

Wilbur II. Youn0man. gar
deneditor OF The Star. also
Is the co-Guthor. NTH Mrs.
YoNngmdn. OF The Star Gar
den Book and a neiD Garden
Book for Beginners" iphtch
are available at a special
booth at the National Capital
Flower and Garden Show
through Thursday at the
Arntory.
Mr.. Youngman iDrote an
article for the tloiDer shoiD's
magazine. "Oar Nep 'GladS
for 1882" iDhich Is on sale
at the Armory as a program
for the event. Mr.. Young
man. ipiRner OF a national
aiDard as the leading ReiDs-
paper garden iDriter last
year. tDrote this article for
the floiDer shoiD:
The All-American award 4
the symbol Of the best judgment
Of q well qualified group Of
judges who observe the growth
and Towering Of the entries o.
the gladiolus breeders Of Amer
lea. The testing program estab'
fishes the winners as being no
only better than any other var,
iety In commerce but also suf'
ficiently different to warrant
growing.
This testing program as wei
as the others-the All-Americs
selections for ANIMALS and veg.
etables. for roses. for camellias
and for chrysanthemums have
become the symbols Of excel.
lence. Largly because the tria,
gardens are scattered across the
country from east. to west ant
from north to south, thus es-
tablishes the fact that the win
ners can take all kinds of grow
ing conditions.
Grown Locally
The 1859 winners are Joyou;
and Sparkler. They Join the i've
previous award winners. Emp
error, Royal Stewart. Caribbean
Appleblossom and Maytime. a.
being the best from United
States and Canadian breeders
Many local gardeners have
grown them and find that they
are superior to the older varie-
ties and well worth growing.
An important consideration
that is different in the gladi-
olus program is that while these
winners are patented. they are
sold at modest prices compared
to earlier practices. Thus. II
can be truthfully said that the
best are available at reasonable
prices to the gardener.
Joyous. the product Of the
work Of John ]. Flad Of Madi-
son. Wis. is q rich deep rose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

It is formal in type. with large
beautifully ruined fiorets. The
lip petals have a somewhat
deeper tone Of luscious rose
Eight or more lovely fiorets may
be expected to be open at one
time. The plants are reported
TO be healthy and vigorous.
Intriguing Colors
Sparkler is q colorful combi-
nation Of red and yellow. the
product of Carl Fischer, st
Charles. MINI. It is a most In
triguing color combination with
the clear yellow surrounding
the bright red lips Of each
fioret. The florets are ruffied
and triangular in shape, with
each petal tip fiuted to give
an airy butterfly effect.
The erect vigorous plants
may be expected to show eight
or more florets open at a time
II is a medium size grower
and most useful for arrange
ments.
Emperor trose-purple with
white throat, Royal Stewart
(medium ruffled red). Apple.
blossom (pink and white)
Caribbean ruffled blue). and
Maytime deep pink with white
throat. the previous ALI
America winners, and the 1855
winners, Joyous and Sparkler
serve TO emphasize the rapid
advance that is being made
in improving the gladiolus..
Many Soils Suitable
Glads are not difficult 70
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Many Soils Suitable

Glads are not difficult to
grow. they will thrive in almost
every type Of soil and take our
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-15

FUR coats. s35 up, fur stoles, s35
up: mink scarves and others, $35
up. private residence. GL. l-4252.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-15

62l EAST l15th. S rooms up, couple
or / child. white. reasonable.
MU. 1-8056.
4 ROOMS and bath up. garage, $50.
adults only. 781 Wayside I'd.
Nv. 1-7288.
2 FURNISHED rooms. private bath
entrance, working girls.
w. 1-6491 after p. m.
NEW brick home, Az rooms down.
garage, East 2l2th. w. 1-73l0. p
d. m. to p. m.
3-ROOM suite, East Cleveland. 134l5
First ave. Adults only. PO 1850
between 4-6 p. m.
S ROOMS UP, near Hayden. SIS.
Call Ii. 1881.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-15

LADIES maroon coat, white fos
collar, size IL. good condition.
KE. I4435.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-15
FOR SALE CLOTHING

LADIES finer dresses, size 1917, rea-
sonable. Call after p. m.
Pc. 1-2465.
WINTER coat, red wool, fur cuffs.
size 1920, good condition.
w. l-52i7
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
UNIoNEs
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han agotado los fondos para la
conpra de la cosecha.
La municipalidad de Lanus,
suburbio meridional de Buenos
Aires, llam6 a una conferencia
de prensa para tranquilizar a
los preocupados vecinos, quie-
mes Sc quejaron de que los i'm
puestos Sc estaban aumentando
entire tres y siete veces. La mu-
nicipalidad admitio que habian
subido algunas contribuicones
hasta en- 700 .por ciento, pero
aflrmo que solo Sc trataba de
casos aislados.
Los fumadores, que han debi-
Dido pagan precios cada vez mas
altos por los cigarrillos, tam
bien estan proximoS a tener un
nuevo disgusto. Ell Sindicato de
Trabajadores del tabaco obtuvo
para sus afiliados I'm aumento
de sueldos de 1000 pesos por
mes, a cuenta del que Sc esta.
blezca en- Ell contrato de trabaio
actualmente en- negotiation. AIDE
mas, los vendedores reclaman
que Sc les aumente la comision,
pues, de 10 contrario suspende-
ran la venta.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
!.
del oconfecer cvbono..
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ante Ia noticia de los fusiIamientos. Los crimenes de guerra
remberg resulta iuegO de ninos ante la barbarie, la sed de san
gre, ell sadismO, la carencia de piedad y de misericordia de es
taS gentes.
p Nadie, nj aGn aquelios que NOS dimos a la tarea de illus
,trar a la opinion plbica mundial pudimOs sonar en- la magni
tud de los hechos, en- la cantidad de genie sacrificada por la
ambicion de la Hena que Batista Deva dentro.
,s Uno de los asesinos tipicos de la era batistiana, agotados
todos los metodos imaginables para torturar a sus semejantes
,7ideo una forma nueva, medieval, de tortura Solo a una men
tie desequlibrada como la de MenocaI pudo habersele ocurrido
Ell suplicie.
f Ell c%eleberrimo agente de Batista maniataba a sus prsio
'neros y los encerraba en- ell interior de un establo para que lie
hicieran compania a .un caballo salvaje. Pero la furia natural
del corcel no era suficiente para Ell esbrro. Ordenaba que ell
animal fuera %inyectado con cierta desconocida sustancia que
lie hacia adquirir una .ferocidad nueva. Ash, ell infelz preso
era muerto a coces y dentelladas del equine, mientras ell Memo.
cal presenciaba regocijado la escena, digna de Neron, a traves
de una ventana.
Ell terror que Menocal lleg6 a inspirar entire los habitantes
de Cuba lego a tai grade que las gentes cuentan que "tenfa
alma de Vampire. Sc asegura que Menocal, un hombre alta.
cado de trastornos endocrinos, iberia con I'm cuchilo a los pre-
sos jovenes y robustos, y Sc les encimaba sobre las heridas
para succionar la sangre de los cautivos.
Y Menoca1, al lado de Ventura, al lado de Sosa Blanco. no
era mas que I'm aprendiz de asesino.
Y Ea es la verdad. Una verdad desconociHa en- ell extran-
Jero. Una verdad que posbiita la realization de los juicios
a los criminales de guerra, la imposition de la pena de muerte
con Ell respaldo y benepacito de TODD un pueblo.
Una verdad trSte, dolorosa, que comenzara a abrirse paso
en- TODD ell mundo, con la rotundez de una catapulta.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22

claro eulpable de Ia muerte de nueve perso-
mas de que otras 10 quedaran heridas: auto.
RIO la construction de I'm andamio defec-
tuoso en- SUI iglesia; Ell andamio Sc derrumb6
y esos fueron los resultados.
Por predicar "un sermon provocative y
false, que pudo haber perjudicado las ~relacio.
mes entire la iglesia y Ell eStado" Sc aplicaron
seis meses de prision al padre Tadeusz
Moskal, de la Szczecin (Stettin).
Quedan por verse todavia los casos del
padre Jan Lech. acusado de asesinar la
que dicen que fue SUI amante por muchos
amos; del padre JOSEF Kurkowski, acusado
de relaciones inmorales con muchachas me-
nores de edad; y del padre Stanislaw
Wojtkowski, acusado de dirigir una banda de
iugadores.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
DOS AOos DE

DOS AUS DE
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radio de 800 kilometres de Bue
nos Aires.
A traves de este desenvoIvi
miento y de I'm programa in
tensificado de obras publicas
dijo que podria mantenerse |;
ocupacion plena Ell plan de
obras publicas abarca una ex.
pansion del sistema carretero en-
Ell interior, nuevos hoteles de
turismo y aeropuertos.
Censurando la huelga gene.
raj de enero, dijo que lie cos
to al pals 1000 millones de pc.
SOS, Frondizi pidio la eoopera-
cion del proletariado organiza.
do; pero advirito que ell gobier.
no mo va a permitir la insu-
rreccion, directa 0 indirecta",
de parte de los sindicatoS.
Con la participation de cada
uno de los 20 millones de ar
gentinos, dijo, eel pals lograra
la abundancia nacional y la fell.
cidad humana".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
COMMUNICABLE
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minicana y en- cumplimiento
de las instrucciones que, ha re.
cibidc del Ministerio de Rela.
clones EXteriores de Venezue-
la devuelve anexa la presente
comunicacion-nota de fecha 8
del pfesente".
"Tan pronto como ell nuevo
canciller. Ignacio Luis Arcaya,
Sc enter6 del contenido de esa
commandments, decide que
era unacceptable y dio ordenes
para que fuese devuelta como
en- efecto 10 ha hecho la emba-
jada de Venezuela.
"Por ahora, Gilberto Urdane-
Ia, embajador ,(de Venezuela
en- la R~epublica Dominicana
permanecera en- esta ciudad,
fCaracas) a espera de instruc-
clones de este despacho".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
FL cLERo
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del sur este, Sc lie aplicaron ocho meses de
c&rcel Ga sentencia fue suspendida) por anne
nazar con rehusar la absolucion y la bendi-
cion q~uienquiera de su congregation que
perteneciese al partido de los trabajadores
polacos unidoS (comunista).
AL padre Kazimierz Biernacki Sc lie de-
cIaro culpable de incitar a sus feligreses a
luchar con los adherentes de la Iglesia Ca
tolica Nacionalista. y Sc lie dio I'm ano de
sentencia suspendida.
Por tratar de obligar a los no creyentes
a If -su iglesia, al padre Tadeusz Jodlowski
Sc lie envio seis meses a la carcel.
Al padre Wladyslaw TarkowSki Sc lie de-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
MECANICO
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euestrar a la esposa del arts
Ia Bling Crosby.
Ell secuestro no lego a reali'
zarse nunca y la policia que in
vestig6 ell case no pudo hallar a
la King.
Ell jefe de policia de Fontana
Henry A. Younge manifesto que
Ia description que la policia ha-
bia dado de la mujer a la que
p~ertenecia ell descuartizado ca
daver coincidia con Ell de la
King.
Ell doctor Ernesto Contreras
manifesto que la autopsia de-
mostro que la mujer llevaba
muerta de ocho a 10 dias, mas
de 10 que Sc creyo en- un prin-
ucipio.
Sc cree que ell asesino llevo
81 cadaver a Mexico Y que Ell
asesinato 10 cometio en- los Es-
,stadoS Unidos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
DIARI0 Las AMERICAS pSo, J

divOrciese; 81 lie impOrta, ira.
tie de hacer que vuelva a que.
rerle a listed perO no con
amenazas e insuItos, sine pO-
niendO EN- juegO esas sutiIes
armaS femeninas de que dis
ponemOs las mujeres para ga
mar 1uestras grandes batallaS.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
MANUAL DE BELLEZA
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mucho tempo fila es aconseia.
BILE descansar en- forma period.
ca cerrando los ojos. Y no debe
olvidarse que ell color desempe,
ma una accion directa, contri-
buyendo aaumentar la fatiga
de los ojos. Por ESQ debe pre-
ferirse para pintar o decorar las
habitaciones ell color verde, que
ejerce Yin beneficioso efecto Sc
dante.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22

cumpleohos
> Yiana de Bal Pc. Z


euEmpleohos
Manana celebrara un nuevo
aniversarJo de su natalicio la
preclosa nina Gisela Llorens,
votivo por ell cual lie enviamos
~ruestras carinosss felicitaciones
que hacemos tambien extensivas
a su amantisima mama, la gen.
til DANA puertorriquena, sonora
Aida Geigel de Llorens.
Recientemente cumpli6 dos
amos de edad, ell simpatico nino
Lerry POlancO, hijo del Sr. Jul
lilo A.. PolancO " SUI esposa, Sra.
Araceli Gonzalez de POlanco,
miembroS muy estimados de la
coionia Guiana de esta ciudad.
Nuestras felicitaciones.
Entra hoy en- un nuevo aTo
de su allegro existencia la gracio-
sa nina Hilda Esther LabOy, hi
ia del senior Gil Laboy y sonora,
Hermenegilds de Laboy, MEM
bros estimados de nuestra colo
mia hitpnoamericana.
La felicitamos carinosamente
y lie deseamos largos amos mas
de vida, plenos de gratas sor-
presas y bienestares.
Rodeada del afecto de sus
amorosos padres, celebra hoy la
grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos
la praciosa nina Eddy Margarita
Maza, hiia del senior Eduardo
Maza y sonora, Josefa de Maza,
miembros estimados de nuestra
colonis h-lspanoamericana.
La felicittamos carinosamente
y lie deseamos una larga y ven
turosa existencia,
49,
Mahana lunes eelebrara la gra
ia OCCASION de su cumpleanos la
gentil senorita America Diaz,
hija del senior America Diaz y
senera, oJsefina de Dfa, gentil
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
A%NIvERsARIO LucTuoso

RenUvamos nuestro sentido
pSsame 3 la estimable sonora
Epifania MedranO en- OCCASION
de haber cumplido ell 5 de fe-
brero un ano de fallecida SUI
querida y recordada madre do.
ma Francisco Salve Cebrian.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
Bodos de PopeI

Nos es grato enviar nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones al
apreciado caballero cubano Sc
nor Ventura Claveria y sonora,
Bonnie Gibson de Calveria, con
motive de la grata celebration
de sus Bodas de Papel, primer
aniversario matrimonial, en- ell
da de hoy y aprovechamos la
OCCASION para formular votos por
SUI bienestar.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
De WASHINGTON j.
(Vlens de la Paglna -
DELICADO DE SALUD

Des1e hace varios dias Sc
encuentra baStante delicado de
salud ell ninito Julio Cesar Fer.
nandez, hijo del Teniente Julio
Fernandez y su apreciable Sc.
nora Mara Dolores de Fernan-
DEE. Hacemos votos por SUI prom
to restablecimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22

pareja Guiana que fila SUI resi-
dencia entire nosotros.
Nos anticipamos en- felicitarla
cordialmente y desearle muchos,
y muy dichosos, amos mas de
vida
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
BUZON 49,.
Yiene de Ia Papina (

Viene de la Pagina 5
Sc han prOducidO escenas y
diSgustOs y Sc han cruzadO
insultOs y recriminaciOnes. LIE
quedan, pues dos sOIuciOnes.
81 no lie impOrta SUI esposo,
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-22
cAMBIO DE

FL senior IshmaeI Moves Y Sc.
nora Angelica Gonzalez de Me.
yes, miembros estimados de
nueStra colonia espahola, nos
participant SUI r~eciente cambio
de residential a la Terraza II
Suroeste No, 7761, en- donde Sc
ponen a la complete disposition
de sus amistades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
What's Her Job?
Bv PATRICIA L. HITCHCOCK
Contributing Writer
Contributing Writer

ACCORDING to latest information from the census
p,yenu American hold q nuHlOST OJ usuS""
3obs rnnOinO in classification from otdcKSMHH "
"Iocornotfpe fireman" The Washington area 1oonu'
n;cfured here Is employed in some Out-OJ-Hte-
c~diror7 occnDation without looking at the GTSlOe
at the bottom of the can you guess oH0t 'S'
wps VIRGINIA COX turns out sewing machine hand1-
W. uork like curtains and clothes at home, as Snes
doing here but when for her Government oo
in downtown Washington she puts aside her manual Skin
and deuends on heawork to get her through the Gays
work Right now that day Is relatively neaNy "ec"uNe
this is the time of for her and her
If vou,re business woman with money
problems you may have sought out Mrs COX of one VI
her associates recently though she handles no cash on
the tob and has nothing to do with making loans
n the washington were a rural community
instead Of a large city with businessmen or farmers IN
farAung locations Mrs CoxS job might dispatch ner 10
different places seek out people In various walks Vi
life As it is though, she sits behind oeSK anu help
answer the questions people bring to her ney
90 away happier than when they came, SometeS no''
Requirements for her job exacting. she mao 10
have degree in accounting M she had been CFA tnaI
would have suficed) and she took six months ntern-
Shin ON the Job before being certified Tor ner present
position. 80 -
Although job concerns itself mostly WITH ngureS-
dollars and cents-t also do with people Certain
she's required to meet people from many dlneren'
backgrounds. . -, -.
People in her Job been the butt OF jokes since
the poston was created and radio and TV comeolans
often depend the subject for gags and punch INES
What's her job?
auoSV snuSASN Vu1S1uI
.R MAGAZINE WASHINGTON. C.. APRIL rs" i"5"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
WALLY FRANK Lid.
l32 Church 81. Dept.
New York J, N. CPS

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obove, posfpoid. ~ test
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

when travel, always carry my money in American
Express Travellers Cheques. Then knotO its safe
Spendable anywhere, good until used. prompt refund
if lost or stolen Buy them at your BANK at halfway
Express and Western Union Offices. Charges only
a penny dollar. -------,7-m
Smyrna times., 1959-02-19
Gas Pedal Is Kew
To Safe Driving.
Council Declares

Soft pedal the gas pedal and
take it easy!
That's the key to safe winter
driving, according to the Della
ware Safety Council.
Speaking on safety in winter
driving, Clifford t. Foster, Jr.,
president of the council, said.
when driving on ice and snow
it's important to soft pedal the
gas pedal. Increase the engine
speed only enough to handle the
load. Too much gas will spin
the wheels and lose traction. y
He reminded motorists who
have cars with manual gear
shift not to engage the clutch
with a jerk. When traction is
poor, smooth starts are easier
in second. Cars with automatic
tranSmisSionS start smoothly or
ice when not over accelerated.
Once started, a driver must
keep aware of the condition oi
the road by trying the brakes
occasionally, he continued.
The skillful driver, he advis
ed, does not change speeds OF
direction abruptly, and takes il
easy on slippery roads. Sudder
spurts of speed or a heavy foo
on the brake may send a car in
to a dangerous skid.
Smyrna times., 1959-02-19
Household Help
Must Pay Taxes

Do you know that you are
required by law to pay social
security taxes for employees
who work in your private house
hold?
This requirement and other
helpful information about social
security are explained in a ham
dy, four-page leaflet, do You
Have Maid?" according to Ed
ward F. Sullivan, manager of the
Dover social security office. The
leaflet was published jointly by
the Internal Revenue Service
and the Social Security Admin
istration. 1t contains a clip-out
registration card for employers
of household workers to mail to
Smyrna times., 1959-02-19
FARMERS BANK
STATE OF DELAWARE

Deposits up to $4,000 insured by the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Smyrna times., 1959-02-19
Internal Revenue Service for
tax reporting forms.

Internal Revenue Service for
tax reporting forms.
Employers paying their
maids, cooks, chauffeurs, and
other domestic help $50 or more
in calendar quarter of the year
must make quarterly reports to
Internal Revenue" Sullivan said.
"The report must be accompan-
led by the payment of 5 percent
social security tax on wages
paid. This tax is shared equally
by employee and employer"
Free copies of the booklet are
available upon request. You may
get your copy by visiting or
writing to the social security
office located at 230 w. Loock-
erman ST., Dover. Ask for leaf
let 2l.
Smyrna times., 1959-02-19
TaylOr's Bridge

MIR. Harry Newman of Pros
pect Park, Pa. spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Orville New
nam.
Miss Bonnie Marie Shelter
of Port Penn spent two weeks
with her grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs. John E. ShetZler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren F.
Drumm and Mr.. William ]. Dav-
| id of Amber, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Westbrook of Lans-
dale, Pa, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Atkinson
and son spent "Wednesday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Saye, in Arden.
Mr.. Ralph Weis attended the
National Management Seminar
of bravo Corp. in Dayton, Ohio
last week.
Mrs. Ralph Weis and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ayers in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Shetz-
ler entertained at dinner Sun
day MIR. and Mrs. Elwood Bow
man and Mrs. Emma Barber of
Glendale, Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Shetzler, Jr. and family of
Smyrna, MIR. and Mrs. Burton
Winder and family of Middle
town, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Foraker and family of Port
Penn.
MIR. and Mrs. William R. AL
free, Sr. of Middletown, and
Mrs. Irving O'Neal and family
of St. Georges spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Delbert Stell-
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore and
daughter and Miss Ra h e |
Shockley of Newark, and MIR.
and Mrs. Clifton Elliott and
daughters of Goldsboro, Md.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Shockley and
daughters.
Smyrna times., 1959-02-19

IF you should get caught in
a skid, turn the front wheels of
the car in the direction of the
skid" Mr.. Foster said. "Stay off
the brakes-and don't acceler-
ate!"
Winter driving also demands
more following distance. It's inn
portant to drive well back of the
car ahead in order to have plen-
ty of room to come to an easy
stop. MIR. Foster appealed to
motorists to give other drivers a
chance in the traffic lines, and
to make allowance for the add
ed difficulties all drivers run in
to in dark, rainy, snowy wealth
er.