davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Consejo de Ia OEA Pide a los
Paises C~onsumidores de Cafe
Control de las |mportaciones

chos funcionarios importantes
del Departamento de Estado
ahora favorecerian al menos,
que Sc concediera una autoridad
permanente para imponer las
Quotas, como ell mejor medic de
tratar la crisis del cafe.
Ell consejo de la OEA tam
bien pidi6 hoy a la junta de
directories del acuerdo cafetero
~latinoamericano y al grupo in
ternational de estudios sobre ell
cafe que consideren nuevas me-
didas para estabilizar ell merca-
do.
Entire estas medidas figuran:
Una renovation de los es-
fuerzos por lograr que las nacio-
mes productoras europeas y afri-
canas Sc Sumen a un acuerdo
para no enviar a los mercados
cierta cantidad de cafe.
Que Sc inicen los esfuerzos
para llegar a I'm acuerdo para
limitar ell cultivo de cafe.
Ell representante brasileno
Lucille Haddock Lobo celebro
ell paso dado hoy por ell .consejo
(ContinIa en- la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
kubitschek 0rdena Medidas de
Protection Para los Cafeteros

ductores y que por ESQ Sc toma-
ran medidas para mejorar SUI 81
tuacion.
Kubitschek habia celebrado la
noche anterior una prolongada
conferencia con los encargados
de formular la politica CAFETERIA
del Brasil, y por esa razon Sc es-
peraba que hiciese algin anun-
clio sobre 10 tratado en- SUI dis
curse.
Pese a SUI anuncio de que no
habria reforma mo~netaria, ell
cauteloso periodico financiero
"Boletim Cambial" de r. de ia
metro, dice que fuentes allegadas
al Presidente y al ministro Lo-
pes "admiten que la reforma
monetaria Sc aplicara antes de
10 esperado, debido a la dismi-
nucion del concrete exterior
brasileno". Anade ell periodico,
que Sc cree que toda demora en-
esa aphcacion Sc traduciria en-
mas dahos al intercambio.
La reforma monetaria tiene
fuerte apoyo de Roberto Cam
pos, Presidente del Banco Ma
cional de Fomento y principal
ASSESSOR de Lopes. Sin, embargo,
Sc opone ell Director de Econo-
mia del Ministerio de RR.EE.,
Edmundo Barbosa Silva.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

la puerta dando golpes y pi-
diendo que Sc la abriese. Luego.
segun declare, sinti6 otros dos
disparos.
La sonora Araujo Sc lanzo CO.
rriendo y Orlando histericamen-
tie hacia ell pasillo del edificio.
Los vecinos llamaron a la poll
ella que forzo la puerta y encon-
tro a Leila, de % amos, muerta
en- una silla. De Abreu, de SO
amos, estaba tirado sobre una
CANA con una pistola cerca de
SUI mano.
La pareja, prominente en- la
sociedad local y de Sac Paulo,
Sc habia casado hace 6 amos en-
una de las fiestas sociaIes mas
brillantes de la temporada So
cial de 1852. Sc cree que Abreu
dio muerte a Leila porque esta
decline la reconciliation que SUI
esposo habia buscado en- varias
ocasiones.
Leila habia cenado anoche
con Francisco (Baby) Pignata.
ri, Quien how dijo que estaba
sorprendido y apenado por ell
hecho. Declare que Ell y Leila
eran amigos desde hace mucho
tempo, pero que no habia ro-
nance entire elIos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Millionaire BradIeno Mata a su
EspoSa y Sc Suicida en- Rio

RIO DE JANEIRO, enero 8.
(UPI)-El banquero y millona-
rio brasileno Antonio Pauline
Limpo de Abreu, mato a tiros
anoche a su atractiva esposa
Leila, de quien estaba separado,
luego Sc quito la vida.
De Abreu disparo seis tiros
con pistola de calibre % con-
ira Leila y luego tomo otra pis-
tola del mismo calibre y Sc dis
par6 dos tiros en- ell pecho.
Ell asesinato-suicidio ocurri6
en- Ell lujoso departamento ocu-
pado en- Copacabana por la her.
mana de Leila, sonora Wanda de
Araujo, mientras ell hijo de cua,
tro amos de la pareja Sc encon.
traba en- una habitacion vecina.
De Abreu lego aqui desde Sac
Paulo aver y Sc dirigio a la re-
sideneia de la sonora de Araujo
donde pidio yer a Leila. La pa
reja Sc encontraba separada des-
de- hace dos amos.
Leila consintio en- hablar, en-
privado con SUI esposo y la pare
ia Sc dirigio a un dormitorio,
cerrando la puerta con llave.
Despues de unos ounce minu-
tos, la sonora de Araijo oyo una
serie de disparos desde ell inte-
rior de la habitacion y corrio a
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

WASHINGTON, enero 8. =
(UPI)-El Consejo de Ia Or
sanizacion de los Estados Anne
ricanos (OEA) pidio hoy a los
paises consumidores que estu-
diem urgentemente la posibili-
dad de imponer Quotas de i'm
portacion al cafe.
Ell consejo aprobo una resolu-
cion que adopta las recomenda-
clones de I'm grupo de trabajo
de cinco naciones de la Conf
sion de. 81 que ell mes pasado
considero Ell problema cafeta.
lero.
La suggestion de que los PASSES
importadores impongan Quotas
fue originalmente hecha por ell
Presidente de Ell Salvador, Jose
Maria Lemus, en- mensaje en-
viado a los presidentes de Es-
tados Unidos, Brasil y Colombia.
FL mensaje estaba claramente
dirigido a Estados Unidos CO.
mo la mayor nacion consumi-
dora del mundo. Estados Uni
dos tradicionalmente Sc ha
opuesto a tales Quotas de i'm
portacion, pero parece que mu-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
comit@ de los 81
Tendrd Reunion
en- BUenos Aires

WASHINGTON, enero 8 -
(UPI)-El Consejo de la Organi-
zacion de los Estados Ameri.
canos (OEA) aprobo por una
nimidad hoy una resolution que
fila a Buenos Aires como sitio
de la segunda reunion plenaria
del "Comite de los 21".
Ell Embajador argentine, &c.
sar Barros Hurtado, agradecio
a los miembros del consejo ell
apoyo dado a la selection de
Buenos Aires como sede Y .dijo.
que esperaba que la capital de
su pals fuese ell sitio ideal para
"encarar en- la forma mas exito-
sa possible los problemas econo-
micos del Hemisferio."
I'm grupo de trabajo tornado
por representatives de IA nacio-
mes, debe iniciar aqui ell Is de
enero una serie de reuniones
para preparar los documentos
que Sc estudiaran en- la reunion
de Buenos Aires.
En- su resolution, ell consejo
expresa sus agradecimientos al
presidente argentine, DR.. Artu-
70 Frondizi, por haber ofrecido
Buenos Aires como sede de la
segunda reunion plenaria del
Comite.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

hundidss las embarcaciones pes
queras extranjeras sorprendi-
daS en- aguas de Guatemala.
Sc cree que la posicion me-
xlcana sera de que las embarca.
clones mexicanas no pescaban
en- aguas ~guatemaltecas, y que
adn en- ell case de que estuvie.
ran en- elias, ell ataque contra
barcos indefensos fue injusti,
ficado.
Ell Secretario de Relaciones
Exteriores Manuel Tello dijo. a
I'm grupo de estudiantes que el
compartia SUI "ira" por ell alta.
quo y que ellos 'ffielmente re.
fleiaban los sentimientos de
tooos los habitantes del pals"
'El gobierno mexicano" die
Tello con absolute firmeza',
pero con la serenidad que CO.
rresponde a una causa ,justa,
ma presentado v%erbalmente "
10 hara por escrito cast inme-
diatamente- la protesta y re-
clamaciones a que tiene dere-
che.
NADIA nos separa del pueblo
de Guatemala por ell que senti-
mos ell mas ~profundo afecto y
con ell cual siempre estaremos
dispues'os a hacer que la vecin-
dad geografica que nos une sir.
va de fuente de prosperidad pa
ra ambos paises."
(Continda en- la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

SAC PAULO, enero z CUPID
El Presidente Juscelino Kubits-
ehek hizo saber aqui anoche que
habia pedido al Ministro de Ha-
eienda Lucas Lopes, que "toma-
se medidas para aumentar las
entradas de los productores de
cafe"
En- discurso que pronuncio du-
rante una comida en- SUI honor,
Kubitsehek dijo que los cafete-
ros habfan pedido una mayor
parte de las utilidades en- dola-
res obtenidos con la venta del
producto, y que el estimaba JUS
tificado. tai pedido. Sc esperaba
que Kubitschek hiciese I'm i'm
portante anuncio .relacionado
con Ell cafe durante SUI discurso,
pero aparentemente cambio de
parecer a Ultima bora.
Dijo que ell aumento de esa
participation no significaria una
reforma monetaria, pero aseguro
que "se tomaran disposiciones
especiales para ayuda a los pro-
ductores de cafe"
El Presidente dijo que desde
1856 Ell gobierno ha invertido
32,100 millones de cruzeiros en-
ayuda de la production de cafe.
Agrego que conocia ell descon-
tento que existe entire los pro-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Protestas Contra Gobierno de
Ydigoras Contindan en- Mexico.
Estudiontes y obreros censurun ell
"coborde" AfaqUe q los ~Peseodores

MEXICO, enero 7.-(UPD-
ContInuan las manifestations
de estudlantes y grupos obreros
contra ell dictator" Miguel
Yoigoras Fuentes, de Guatema-
la, For SUI "cobarde ataque con-
ira indefensas embarcaciones
pesQueras mexicanas."
Los estudisntes de la Univer-
Sidad Nacional y del Institute
Politecnico organizaron una
manifestation pacifica aver
frente 81 edificio de la secreta-
ria de Relaclones Exteriores y
en- ell Zocalo, la plaza principal
frente al Palacio Nacional.
Los estudisntes recalcaron
que las manifestations no eran
contra la nacion g%uatemalteca
sine contra Ell "tirano' Ydigo-
ras, que tambien fue acusado
de padecer de Senllldad.
Los ohreros de la industrial
del petroleo y ferroviarios, asi
como los maestros y estudian-
ties Sc reunieron anoche des-
pues dc las manifestations y
acordaron continuar hoy de
nuevo aclarando que clos me
Xicanos no queremos atacar a
nuestros hermanos guatemal-
tecoS y que TODD es contra SUI
dictado~ Ydigoras."
Mientras tanto, Sc anuncio
en- clrcdlos semioficiales que
Mexico va ha redactado tuna
erergioa protesta formal" con-
ira ell Injustificado ataque"
por avlones guatemaltecos con-
ira varios barcos pesqueros me-
xicanos, pesqueros que Sc dice
pescaban en- aguas territoriales
de Guatemala. Tres pescadores
meXlcanos perecieron, una do
cena resultaron heridos y unos
20 fueron arrestados por las
autoridades guatemaltecas. Va:
rias de las embarcaciones result
taron averiadas como resultado
del ataque, consumado en- la ma
mana del 81 de diciembre. Ydi.
goras Fuentes habia anuncia-
do antes del ataque que serian
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Wall Street Journal
critieo eli Plan de
Milton Eisenhower

NUEVA YORK, enero 8. (U.
P.I.)-El Wall Street Journal
dice que ell DR.. Milton Eisenho-
wer simplemente ha sugerido
otro Banco international "fi-
nanciado naturalmente en- su
mayor parte por ell tesoro de
los Estados Unidos para hacer
mas prestamos a los paiseS lati-
noamericanos."
Ell editorial senala que la Anne
RIGA Latina va tiene disponibles
como fuentes de capital los ban
cos privados de Estados Unidos,
ell Export Import Bank y Ell
Banco Mundial, y que Sc esta
proyectando I'm nuevo fondo de
fomento interamericano.
"Habria poca necesidad de
que existieran estos organismos
gubernamentales 81 hubiera va ell
china apropiado para ell capital
privado. Cualesquiera otras ne
cesidades de capital que pudie,
ran existir podrian ser proper.
cionadas por las agencias guber-
namentales -existentes, excepto
que ell Banco Mundial y ell Elk
%port-Import Bank tienen sus
normas cuando Sc trata de pres
tar dinero.
LA verdad es que ell llamado
'vacio' de capital para la mayo
ria de los paises latinoamerica-
nos es creado por ellos mismos.
Argentina, por ejemplo, necesi-
ia capital para la exploration
petrolera y ell capital privado
-norteamericano esta ansioso de
explorar en- busca de petr6leo.
Pero la propia politica del 60
bierno argentine cierra ell paso."
Por ESQ, dice ell Wall Street
Journal, la creaci0n de otro or
ganismo de creditos no resuelve
ell problema.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
DtARi0 Las AMERICAS -

present6 a Eisenhower en- Ia
asuncion del mando de Frondi.
Il, y regreso de Buenos All.
res altamente impresionado por
ell Jefe del Poder Executive ar.
gentino.
Sc procede asimismo a prepa.
Uontinua en- la Pagina s.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

WASHINGTON, enero 8.
(UPD- Las 81 naciones ameri-
canas comenzaron hoy una reu-
ni6n en- Washington para re-
dactar la carta de un nuevo
banco con capital de muchos
millones de d6lares con ell fin
de acelerar la afluencia de CAPT
tai a la America Latina.
Fuentes informadas dijeron
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Romance Larga
Distoneie Tendrd
Eeliz DeseenIoce

NAPOLES. enero 8.-(UPT)
-Margherita Bettelli, bella tri-
sueha de % amos lego de Wig
nola en- Ell norte de Italia, con
una botella de licor de tama-
rindo que lie servira de identifi-
eacion cuando llegue a Mara
caibo, para donde embarcara
hoy a bordo del Venezuela.
Margherita va a conocer per-
svnalmente y casarse con Fran
co Mule, de "a amos de edad,
propietario de una tienda de
'modas,. quien la esperara On
(Continna en- Ia Pagina b
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Por S E

Ell DR.. Frondizi sera por otra
parte objeto de la inusitada dis
tincion de ser invitado Official
en- tres noches sucesivas de CO.
midas que lie ofreceran los tres
mas altos jerarcas del Gobierno
norteamericano.
Frondizi sera honrado con CO.
midas oficiales por ell Presiden-
tie Eisenhower. ell Secretario de
Estado Dulles y ell Vicepresi-
dente y sonora de Richard M.
Nixon. Esta tercera comida Sc
servira en- la Residential de los
Nixon,
Ell Vicepresidente Nixon re-
, 1959-02-09
PUBLIC AUCTION

AT he request Of Loretta
Granum, Administrators Of
the Estate Of
GRANUM, and pursuant to an
Order Of the District Court Of
the Virgin Islands, dated De-
cember 81, 1858, the United
States Marshal will sell at
Public Auction,
Property No. AZ & 43
Strand Street, Christiansted
on the 25h day Of February,
1859, a. 2::3O pm, at the Dis
trict Court Room in Christian
sted, Virgin Islands.
The conditions of the Auc-
ton will be read and posted at
the time Of the sale.
Dated this 9th day Of Feb
ruary, A. D., 1859.
S. A. FarrellY.
United States Marshal.
, 1959-02-09
YOUTH ON FIRE FoR YOUTH

The young men and women of
the Young Peoples Missionary
Volunteer Society are on fire for
the youth. With '"The Love Of
Christ Constraineth Us as their
motto, they endeavor to uplift the
social, physical, and spiritual as
pect Of the lives Of the youth of
this community.
Come and hear them in
speeches and singing groups
every Sunday and Friday night
from February 8, 1859 to March
is, 1859, at the Seventh-Day Al
ventist Church at Christiansted,
st. Croix at tbs.
, 1959-02-09

nual and Sick Leave Policy;
they are also entitled to an -
matte yearly increases, as
mentioned above and which, if
you will note on the Salary
Schedule, cover a range which
exceeds $4,000 in certain cases.
/ am sure that mos, if not all,
Of our employees consider
these perquisites to be highly
important with respect to
their employment by t h e
Corporation.
, 1959-02-09
ATTORNEY

New York called "Open Mind
On station WRCA, with former
Judge Samuel /. Rosenman &
Professor Harry W. Jones Of
the Columbia University Law
School.
, 1959-02-09
FOR SALE


AS is, Where is, one Inter-
national Truck. One each
WHY'S, Ford and Dodge pick
ups.
Make arrangements with
Mr.. Ross at Bethlehem for
inspection Of the units. Offers
10 purchase should be sent
to
Mr.. Proverbs
Virgin Islands Corporation
, 1959-02-09
TUESDAY

Universal Pictures presents:
in Cinemascope and Color
my MAN GODFREY"
June Allyson, David Niven
and Martha Hyer
The hilarious story Of a gentle
mans Gentleman, who had q way
with the ladies'! What's a poor
butler to do, when he's trapped
in house full Of gals . and they
all want his very special Services?
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-02-09
DR.. BARTLETT

one 70 three years. ! am en-
closing for your information a
copy Of our Salary Schedule
by grade classifications. I
should also like to point out
that job descriptions Of the
Corporation, covering qualif-
cations, experience and re-
sponsibilities, are far less re-
s~trictive and generally require
less education and experience
than similar job classifications
in the Virgin Islands Govern
ment.
I think that the above infor
nation clearly answers your
question as to whether or not
action should be taken to
bring G O salaries to the
level of the pay salaries Of the
local Government. Your ques
ton should have been in the
reverse order.
You mention in your letter
the question Of paid holiday.
While your statement is quite
correct, ! am sure that the eff
cheney of the operations of the
Virgin Islands Government
would be greatly improved if
they followed the holiday sys-
tenn prescribed by the Federal
Government. / doubt if there
is a single businessman in the
Virgin Islands who would not
endorse such a policy.
With respect to fringe bene-
fits such as paid holidays, |
should like to call to your at
tention the many prequisites
which the employees of the
Corporation have which are
not available to employees Of
the Virgin Islands Govern
ment and also to employees Of
private business. Employees of
the Corporation receive the
benefit of a most liberal re-
tirement system supported by
the Federal Government. They
are entitled, at a very nominal
cost far below commercial
, 1959-02-09
Apartments For Rent

UNFINISHED 8 Large Rooms.
Furnished : 4 Large Rooms
Rent Reasonable
See Mrs. Berners
2:30 4:3O pm. or 8 10 pm.
at No. IS Queen Cross ST.
, 1959-02-09

SUNDAY q MONDAY
90 Century Fox presents
In Cinemascope
FIATFUL OF HAM"
SUNDAY q MONDAY
.HATFUL "a HAIN1

Don Murray, Eva Maria Saint,
Anthony Franciosa, Lloyd Nolan,
IA dramatic Powerhouse a
love that knew no bounds! The
story Of a man, who fashioned his
own brand of Hell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29
HoiD the General Electric Speed
Drying System Works

ROom air enters the dryer from the front
and h then warmed. entering the clothes
basket from the hack. Fast moving cur
rents 81 properly warmed cir flow through
tsse tumbiIng clothes, drying them quickly
and naturally. AIR laden with moisture
and Tint r. carried through the trap de-
posting lint ard then y exhausted at
the rear. Clothes are never baked against
. hot clothes basket or exposed TO direct
heat from open heating clements.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

degree of State aid will be con.
trolled by the amount the county
itself is willing to spend, he be-
lieves the whole budget will be
more Immediately responsive to
the will of any particular COM
munity.
Mort points out that over the
last "a years the State has been
giving financial support to local
school systems, but that it has
always been tagging providing
a readjustment and patching up
after changes had taken place.
Mort says this has been lex
tremely wasteful in lost human
effort" and that more business
like methods are needed.
Under the plan, the State
would be paying an overall av-
erage of As percent of county
school budgets. Depending on
whether particular county is
richer or poorer than the aver
age, the State would pay less or
more than as percent Of that
county's school budget.
The complicated formula
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

The 1859 agriculture census
during October and November
is the largest agricultural sta.
tistical project of the past five
years. 1t is a count of all the
farms and agricultural opera
tons carried on in this country
during the census year.
To answer the census ques-
tons, farmers will need a few
simple records. The Bureau of
the Census is urging each farm
er to bring up to date the rec
ord of his harvest, the products
sold and major farm expenses,
so that he can easily and accu-
rately fill out his census re-
port. The record keeping desir-
able for census purposes will
also be worthwhile for the farm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

works like this: the number of
each county's pupils is divided
into that county's tax base.
This sets up what the plan calls
that county's "taxpaying abil-
ity."
The taxpaying ability of an
individual county is then COM
pared to the average taxpaying
ability of all other Maryland
counties. This relationship to
the other counties and their
ability to pay determines the
percentage of that county's
budget that will be paid by the
State.
Fifty-five percent of the coun.
tvs school budget is multiplied
by the ratio of that county's
taxpaying ability to the average
taxpaying ability throughout
the State; this determines the
county's share, and the State
would pay the rest.
For example: If Montgomery
County had a school budget of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29
NO SPECIAL WIRING
NECESSARY

You can operate 4his General Electric
Dryer on either a regular lI5-volf
household circuit or standard 800
volt circuit. Drying times are longer
when operated on | l5-volfs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

about lately?
1t is a program to increase
State aid to county school sys.
tens, under a system which
would permit all counties to
have equally good schools.
The degree to which state aid
would be provided would depend
in each county on the effort the
county itself is willing to make.
Depending on the percentage OF
its tax receipts it will put into
school budgets, it will receive a
proportional share from the
State.
Aid will be provided accord
ing to formula that will take
into consideration countys
taxable wealth, the percentage
of that wealth allotted to the
school budget, and the cost per
pupil of education in the county.
According to its author, DR..
Paul r. Mort of Columbia Uni.
versity, it will also provide sim
pier and therefore more eff
cient methods of computing the
amount of financial assistance
from the state. And because the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

ing at proportionately the same
rate, and would not want to tax
itself bankrupt.
The plan contains a provision
requiring counties to set equit.
able tax rates and property val
nations, so that one county
could not take advantage of the
others.
Mort says that more State aid
to schools is essential because
the richest source of tax reve-
nue. have been taken over by
the State and Federal govern.
mentS.
The plan also recommends
supplemental consulting and
budget-advisory services by the
professional staffs of the State
Department of Education.
The plan has not yet received
any legislative action. 1t is at
this stage only a recommends
ton, prepared on request of the
State Department of Education.
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

$40, with taxpaying ability of
$110, and the State average tax
paying ability were $100, the
figures would look like this:
SIS percent of $40 multiplied by
eleven-tenths. This gives share
of $3.50 to be paid by the
County, and 1895 to be paid by
the State.
Counties could thus set their
education budgets without re-
gard to the amount of their tax
able wealth. On the other hand,
the State would be protected
from runaway enthusiasm by
the fact that the county is pay
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29
Ali Baba' to Be Offered

The cast of "Ali-Baba and the
40 Thieves" goes into dress re-
hearsal Monday in preparation
for Adventure Theater's first
offering of the season Novem-
Der 7, ID and 81 at Leland Jun
ior High School, Bethesda.
This is the ninth season for
Adventure Theater, a group of
adults who stage plays for chill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29
Big Farm Census Under Way

sales of $3.50 year. The former
definition of a farm for cens,,s
purposes was a place of more
than three acres that produced
commodities worth at least S15o
whether they were sold or moi,
or, if it was less than three
acres, it had actual total sales
of products worth $3.50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29

er's management purposes.
The Census Bureau will use
a new definition of a farm this
year. 1t is this - farm must
have 10 or more acres with agri-
cultural sales of $50 or more
per year. Or, if it is less than
10 acres, 1t must have minimum
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Shop Gets New Owners

with the Montgomery County
Welfare Board here. Before
coming to Rockville this fall,
she and her husband operated
a trailer park in Delaware.
Prior to that Mr.. Humes was
owner of a tent and awning
manufacturing concern in Steu.
bensville, Ohio.
Mrs. Talon will continue
with the shop through Decem.
Der.
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dren. "Ali-Baba" will be di.
rected by Professor George Def.
mold, of Gallaudet College.
Tickets may be purchased at
advance sales staged at Dale
Music store, Hobby Mart, Music
& Art Center, Rockville Station.
cry, and Airport Book Store
For further information, call
Juniper 5-7210.