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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09

Federal Povrent Threatened. Poee B-5
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in opposition to % pending
proposals to change the present
Commissioner form of govern
ment to allow local suffrage.
Congressional supporters of
home rule probably will decide
tomorrow to file a new petition
to dislodge a territorial gov
eminent bill from the District
Committee.
A sampling of opinion of
House members indicates more
Congressman would sign a Pc
tition allowing up to two days
debate than have backed the
petition for only one hours
debate, according to Represen-
tative Udall, Democrat of Ari-
IONA.
Negro Issue
Civic leaders reiterated their
enthusiasm for and opposition
to a locally elected government
over the week end.
For the first time, the Negro
population of the District was
discussed freely as a factor in
the failure for three-quarters
of century of home rule leg
islation. The Commissioners
have estimated Negros make
up SO percent of the total city
today.
NewSmen asked Senators,
Representatives and Washing
tonians in general in a series
of interviews broadcast by
WRC yesterday whether oppo-
sition stemmed from the racial
mixup of the city.
The Understanding Negro
District official, Recorder of
Deeds John r. Duncan. denied
that race was a major factor
in the home rule controversy.
"Thirty-two years ago when
l came here, Washington's pop
ulation was Is per cent Negro, ="
he said AT that time, there
were those who fought just as
hard for and against home rule
as Washington's citizens fight
now"
He granted that race had
been used" as a factor. But
even those who use it do not
believe it is a worthy factor. -
he said. He said Negroes never
would vote as a bloc in the Dis
trict, any more than they have
in any other section of the
country.
Mcmillan Denial
Another strong denial that
race has figured in home rule
considerations came from
House District Committee
Chairman Mcmillan, Democrat
of South Carolina. That charge
is certainly incorrect" he
maintained. He said he never
had heard a committee mem
Der say he was opposed to home
rule because of the Negro pop
ulation.
II do not favor the kind of
home rule proposed at the
present time" he emphasized,
however. II would welcome the
opportunity of people here to
vote for President and Vice
President. But I personally
never have been convinced
that two types of government
Federal and local-could
exist satisfactorily and con-
genially within a 10-mile
square District of Columbia"
Mr.. Mcmillan also denied
that Southern Congressman
could block home rule in COM
mittee. The Remember COM
mittee includes only eight
Southern Congressman, he
pointed out.
BrOyhill Stand
Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican of Virginia, discounted
the racial question as his rea-
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BrOyhiIl Stand

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican of Virginia, discounted
the racial question as his rea-
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FederOI POvrent Threatened. Pose BIS
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said more than. 40 Washing
tonians have asked to be heard
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NIKGINIA' lot DIS.
eliminating taste, Secluded ysll
e etd PSn ae,ao Nv; rh :A Win h1fe
baths; rec rm.; encl. porch; gar
oenS, barbecue, lovely woods
AsK-Usl REALTY CO., JE
4-3a4O.
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PR. GEORGES C0.-Partly furn.,
4 bedrms, . baths on End floor;
spacious rms. downstairs. ideal
for entertaining; powder rm,, CEN
trail heating; garage. OIL. 4-0i26.
PARKWAY AREA =
Conv. TT. Meade, d. c.; redec,, s.
bedrm,. brk, semidet. Colonial, Din,
area, lge. kit, full bsmt., fenced
yd, Sl20 mo. Ewes. WE. 5-0544,
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your rent receipts g; S worth $500 y ",
Immaculate rambler, 3 lge.
bedrms.. firepl.; warm bsmt. rec
rm., md bath. Near Boiling. An
drews, NRL. Sl75. 10. 7-S6l0.
GEORGETOWN; IMMEDIATE POS
home: $3.50. AID. 2-5S00,
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
(cONTlNuED)
CAPITOL HILL,


6-rm. restored house; 9 baths, patio.
BARBARA HELD Ii. 4-4477
cARROLLTON = Large 3-bedroom
Ia bath rambler; bsmt.: large
yard; vacant.
cARROLLTON REALTY, SP. 3-3S3s
CHEVRRLY AREA-Move right In
3 bedrms., / n baths, full bsmt.;
500 mo. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO., UN. 4-1166.
CHEvERLY-Det.; 3 bedrms, liv.
rm.. din. rm., kit, attic; COW. loo
$3.50 mo. OWNER, EN-. 2-1072
CHEVERLY AREA - Lovely 3-bed-
room brk. rambler, Just Is Minis.
from downtown Wash. Sl25 mo, /:
immed. occup. UN. 4-0S36.
CHEVY CHASE, 1893 Beech ST..
NV, lust of Western ave-
Charming brick Colonial. 3 bed
rooms, 2Ia baths. garage, recrea-
ton room, screened porch: i'm
maculate condition: large yard ;
S240. B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th
st. NV, Ma. $1,000.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Brk. Colonial
Lge. iiv. rm., din. rm,. kit. den
and powder rm., bedrms.. 2
baths, rec. rm., gar, lovely garden.
1mmed. occupancy; $3.50. See
ALLEN SHERWIN, INC, EN-. g.
4450, WO. 6-734S, OIL. 6-l679.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

Al LOCATION, Crestwood :
Charming compact brick Colonial
close to Woodner and u block
west of 18th ST., features liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. nm. kit. with
rec. rm.. 3 bedrms. and . baths;
priced to sell. owners have
bought another home. Call Mr..
Wahby, MA. $4,000: ewes. and
week ends, HE. 4-3022, BOSS a.
pHTJ pG INC
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ARL.. S.-Small 2-bedroom house.
WO. 6-34S5
N.-3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial. Sep. din. rm. Firepl
Lge.. kit. Full bsmt. Fenced rear
ward. $50. JE. 2-5419, Agents.
N.-Close to Ar.
Hall and Pentagon, 2 bedrms.. liv.
rm., din. .rm., kit. and bath. Nice
front and rear porch. A big I'd.
and garage. AL utils. furn. S135.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-14

SHOE REPAIR sHOP-Good bust
ness. Good location. Price is right.
Low rental. ONCE IN-A-LlFETIME
OPPORTUNITY. Box 24-R, star
WHOLESALE CANDY FOR SALE
Call TU. 2-4750 Sat. from to s
pm; sunday from IL TO 3 pm.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

ADVANTAGEOUS EXCHANGES CAN
BE MADE QUICKLY II you own
clear real. estate in or near D. &C.
Area. town and country proper
ties consecutively since 1922.
JOHN A. BR1CKLEY, JU. 5-5533
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APIS. UNFURRIsRED-Mp.
tcoNrlNUED)

AVAIL. NOW; adults viii accept
PIsE NJ, AZ T.. baths; IcSd trsn S!, i
MI. and Bethesda Naval Hosp
&l3s SO plus cleo. MRS, BEAN,
JU. a-47a4.
BETHESDA, 1880 Chevy Chase
driye-2 rms, dinette, kit. and
bath $3.50, utils., furn. Key
FLOYD r, DAVIS CO.
1929 X ST. NV. Ma. S-0a52
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LO. 5-2027

CLEVELAND PIX, mr.. Kennedy-War-
rem, 1888 2Sth st. n.w.-3 bedrmS..
baths, $50 mo. AID 4-46S2
CLINTON, MD, Andrews area -
New 3-bedrm. rambler: bsmt.
firepl.. etc. $50. JU. 5-5533.
COLONIAL bedrooms. ia baths;
close-in Silver Spring: Sl35.
CAPE Gods bedrms.; fenced
yard; mr.. schools and transp.
Sl35.
COLONIAL-3 bedrmS., rec. rm.,
fenced yd.; on transp.; $l35.
.COLONIAL-3 bedrms., semidet:
fenced I'd: SIPS.
JAMES C. CONLEY e. CO., INC.
9525 GA. AVE. III 5-570O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-14

SERVICE sTATIoN-Major oil COM
pany announces an unusual oppor
on Route /, 3 miles south Of Alex
andria. Station now proyid;ns
GOOD income for present dealer
week ends. JE. 3-1s57.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-14

ARLINGTON bedrms., sun par
lor: deep freeze: porch; close : in
convenience: Sl65 with all utils
ia 2-S254.
ARLINGTON, N, country club area
White brk. rambler: 8 bedrms.
3 baths, sep. din. rm., cleo. kit
Paneled rec. rm.: carport; screen
ed porch: trees. No traffic lights
REALTY, JE. 4-3940.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-14
- GEoRGEIOWN

NOW YOU CAN EAT YOUR CAKE
AND HAVE 1T to-
This unusual opportunity allows
YOU to choose your own tenant,
pon't miss seeing this lovely 3
rooms and sublet a charming
rental unit: perfect In every de-
tail: S475 a month gives complete
control over main house, rental
unit and BRAND-NEW SWIM
MING POOL set in a lovely garden
Shown by appointment only.
RHEA RADIN REALTY
Ewes. and Week End, FE. 3-s491
FIT qrORA
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nE@ggm
LIVING

In this centrally air conditioned
rambler, OF superb construction.
overlooking Rock Greek Park, In
North Portal Estates, will be a
real 10y. 3 twin-sized bedrooms
on main level, plus 4th bedroom
and bath on lower level; hag-
stone foyer entrance ground-levei
recreation room with bar, Fea-
lures too numerous TO describe.
Must be seen. Priced IN the b0s;
. to q. Dir: Out 10th ST. to
North Portal drive. right on North
Portal drive to Spruce drive, right
on Spruce drive TO Tulip, left on
Tllip 10 1903
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HOUSES UNFuRRIsHEp

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, Md, siIi
-bedrm., 2-bath, brick RAM
bier; complete GE kitchen, rec.
rm,, garage; Sl3b per month, Va
cant. ROBERT s. DAVIS O. CO.,
INC MIA r.QQnu
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Open 10 Am. to 7 PM.

EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt. Specialists Since 1920
ST. 3-656l
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HOUSES FURNISHED
(cONIlNuED)
; AREA OFF UPPER

EXCLUSIVE AREA OFF UPPER
16th-Det., new cond., well furn.,
z rms, 2 baths. washer, freezer,
tull bsmt,, gas h.-wh; yd., flowers;
suit. 4-6; $40, RA. 6-6321.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-14

GEORGETOWN - 3 bedrms., 2
paths, rec. rm., maids rm. and
Attrac., air-cond.. 3-bedrm., newly
dec. house: $500. Call Mrs. Cor
bin; EN-. 2.4454 or DU. 7-1234,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-14
APARTMENTS WANTED

MANY CLIENTS TO rent apis,
houses: upper NV, upper ne. or
Sill. Spg. Call day or night. N. A
PRESTON CO., tn. 2-280O
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SERVICE
REALTY. INC.
1904 N. RHODES, ARL.
ia. 1885

SEAT PLEASANT, MD.-3-bedrm.
rambler, excel cond,, equip kit.
finished bsmt. outside entrance,
fenced yard, lmmed. occup.: SIPS
mo. 10. S-67S6
Evening star., 1959-11-29

81. List 5.S5 Exploding forget Car. Hit the
cor with q proiectIe =. see II break oport.
Spring. -looded mechanism within cor sets off
explosion. Makes on ideoI forget for missile
launching cors. l0h" long. 4.99
Evening star., 1959-11-29
29.99
SPECIAL
PURCHASE

&C. Seer Sonto Ee Double
ERdeE Freight hos horn.
headlight, moone troction
and oVer-ond-under layout
with "a piers. IA" unit
diesel in red and silver, mis-
sile launching cor, explod-
ING forget cor. flot cor with
heIicopter, tnock Hointe-
nonce cor, coboose. IS troek
sections, uncoupIino section.
5 bilIboords. 6o-wott trons-
former. lockon. lubricont.
39.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

past Alexandria, right at
Westgrove blvd. sign, then
left on Park Terrace DIR. to
homes.
n M. d. Harris; River
~. Bend Estates, Oxon
Hill. Md: out Indian Head
hwy. to first paved street on
right beyond Oxon Hill High
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

School, right on Kerby Hill
DR.. to Oxon Hill I'd. left and
follow signs.
IT Cecil d. Hylton: Ma
Il. rumsco Village, Wood
bridge, Va; out Shirley hwy.
to ut. 1913 at Woodbridge.
right "a mile to sign. left to
models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

10 Bryan Gordon Associ-
10. ates: Belmont. Wood
bridge. Va; out Shirley hwy.
to Woodbridge. then left at
Belmont sign.
10 Clarence w. Gosnell,
II. Inc; Waynewood. Fair
fax Co.. Va; out Mount YER
non blvd. So miles below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

left on West boulevard 3
blocks to Morey lane, right
to model home.
81 Monumental Engineer
d. ing, Inc; precut SAM
pie home beyond Brandy
wine, Md; out Branch ave.
(Rt. SOD to Rt. 30l intersec-
ton and house on right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

N Springtime Construc-
~. ton Co.; Springfield
Woods. Va: out Shirley hwy.
to Springfield interchange.
left on Franconia I'd. mile
to entrance on left.
* May Properties. Inc:
-. Villamay, Alexandria,
Va: Mt. Vernon blvd. 2 miles
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Exhibit Homes
Shown on Nap

n Meadowbrook, IND;
"a. North Chevy Chase,
Md: out Connecticut ave. to
Jones Bridge rd.. right 2
blocks to Montgomery ave-.
left to ssli Montgomery.
- Lipnick Construction.
10. Inc: Indian Spring
Homes, Silver Spring area,
Md: out Colesville I'd. to
-Four Corners, right on Uni
versity blvd. to models.
IA Modern Construction
~. Co.: Westbriar. Car
rollton, Md; out Baltimore
pkwy., right at Riverdale I'd.
to Rt. so. left 100 yards.
TX Ambo NJ, Inc: Sea-
10. brook Park Estates.
Lanham, Nd: out Highway
so through Lanham V mile
to sign on right.
X L. r. Broyhill: West
~. townsville Heights.
Mclean, Fairfax Co.. Va;
out Lee hwy. to Great Falls
st.. right 8 miles.
TT Orchard View Develop
~. ment, Inc; Orchard
View Estates, Vienna, Va;
cross Cham Bridge. right on
Rt. .l23 through Vienna to
Chilcott Orchard at Flint
Hill rd., right to houses.
TO Yeonas Development
10. Corp; Vienna Woods,
Vienna, Fairfax Co.. Va;
cross Chain Bridge. take Rt.
l23 to Vienna, left on Court.
house I'd, then left on Ware
st., then left on Kingsley I'd.
to models.
10 Cecil D. Hylton; Loeb
~. Lomond. Manassas
Va. ;~out Rt. so to Fairfax
circle, then Rt. 29-2ll to
Centreville, left on Rt. %
4 miles to sign at York
shire firehouse, right on
Rugby I'd. and follow signs.
m Michnick Bros: Ken
~. wood Park, Annandale.
Fairfax Co., Va; cross Four.
teenth Street Bridge to park
way, turn OF at Columbia
pike, continue Z miles to
Gallows I'd. right to model.
~ Community Builders.
Il. Inc; Sleepy Hollow
Woods, Annandale. Va; out
Columbia pike one block past
Sleepy Hollow I'd. to homes
on right.
~ Crestwood Construction
Ii. Corp; Crestwood
Manor, Annandale. Va: out
Columbia pike to Annandale,
then take Backlick I'd. to
Crestwood Manor.
~ Edward r. Carr, Inc:
ID. West Springfield. Va:
out Shirley hwy. to Spring.
field interchange, right on
Keene Mill I'd. Ia miles to
entrance on left.
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Alexandria to entrance on
right.
IN Randolph D. Rouse:
~. Collingwood, Fairfax
County, Va, south Of Alex
andria on Mt. Vernon Me-
mortal parkway some as.
miles to Collingwood road.
right on Collingwood and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

The names Of the builder
and subdivision. together with
directions to reach. for each
Fall Festival of Homes Ex-
hibit. are as follows:
I Geeraert CONSTRUCTION
J.. Co.; Meadow Hills, Rock
vile, Md: out Georgia ave-,
left on Viers Mill I'd. 4la miles
to Twinbrook pkwy.. right to
models.
4 Kahn Construction Co.:
4. Sherwood Forest, Whea-
ton area. Md; out Georgia
ave. to Glenmont rd.. right
to homes.
2 Duffie Development
y. Corp; Springbrook Es-
tates, Silver Spring area. Md;
out Colesville I'd. or New
Hampshire ave. to new Rt.
20 overpass, continue out old
Rt. 20 2 miles to Valley
brook dr.. then left.
A Ray Construction Co.:
=. Kemp Mill Estates.
Wheaton area, Md: out
Georgia ave. to Arcola ave.,
right to entrance on left.
z Floyd ]. Collins: Ander-
-. son Estates, Kensington,
Md; out Connecticut ave.
extended to Anderson DIR. on
right. across from Newport
Mill I'd.
< Smith-Ashley. Inc; Con-
". cord. Potomac, Md: out
River I'd. to Persimmon Tree
I'd. and sign on left, then to
964l Accord DIR.
= Pryme Construction
y. Corp: Ashburton, Be-
thesda, Nd, 2l2 miles past
Bank of Bethesda on Old
Georgetown I'd, left on Lone
Oak dr.. to 6115.
O Kettler Bros, Inc; Co
y. hasset, Bethesda, Nd:
out River I'd. to Wilson lane,
right one block to Algonquin
ave., left to 6704.
a Smoot-Levick Construc-
J. ton Co., Inc: Wood
haven, Bethesda, Nd; out
Wisconsin ave. to Old
Georgetown I'd, left to VIII
son lane, left on Wilson to
entrance on right.
IN Boyce L. Blackwell;
". Tulip Hill, Bethesda.
Md; out Massachusetts, ave.
two miles beyond District
line to sign. left three blocks
to Tulip Hill terri, right to
6812.
IT w. c. q A. N. Miller
lie Development Co.; Sum-
ner, Montgomery Co.. Nd;
out Massachusetts, " mile
beyond the District line to
Sumner entrance on left, left
on Fort Sumner DIR. to Over
lea rd., right to Baltan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
A Saga Of Saving

nm1ss MARGARET C. sCEAFER of 21Oo Connecticut
wi avenue NV by habit of thrift just naturally
grandfather father and brother were all treasurers
of the Oriental Building Association.
The Oriental oldest savings and loan association in
Washington, started in 1851 with Conrad Schafer
schafers grandfather, one of its founders and
first treasurer
member of the association like all those in her
family Miss Schafer recalls visiting her grandathers
house here when she was child
HE had an office in his house." she remembers. And
people used to bring their money there"
She recalls a big writing desk-"wtich nobody was
allowed to touch-wh its big ledgers and neatly sharp
ened pencils pens lined up ready for business at all
times
The Oriental was started by group Of Germans
cautious with their earnings who wanted to put the fruits
of industry work The first meeting OF the assoca-
ton was under the leadership Of Conrad Schafe
John Banf John Walter and August Gersdorn All original
records were kept in German
Conrad Schafer who lived to be &c. was succeeded by
his and Miss schafers father, Charles schafer as
treasurer
Though her father had office downtown, Miss
recalls too kept Office at home where
members with their funds for investment or pay
ments on loans more than so years ago.
People have come to me and said that, II it hadn't
been for my father encouraging them to save, they
wouldn't have had a home OF their own" she said
But she said her father never brought his business
home with him from the Office, which only proper"
because of the confidential nature Of dealing with others
money.
When her father retired, Miss schafers brother,
Charles w. schafer took treasurer Of the assoc
on holding the post until his death in 1898 at the Of
a. Charles Schafer died at the Of IS as his father
had before him.
USN, asked to become active as an officer Of the
association when he retired from the service. but he
declined.
However Capt schafer ike his sister and another
brother Harry Schafer 5O2 Kansas NV, have
had accounts at Oriental, continuing the tradition Of
thrift started here by their grandfather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
IT'S 4 FACE

SAVINGS A savings account with US
is the convenient way to assure your
financial independence. The dollars
you save will work for you by earning
liberal semi-annual dividends, and
your account will be insured up to
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

LOANS-We welcome the opportunity
to discuss with you loan ON your
property-in the District of Columbia,
or nearby Maryland or Virginia-for
the purpose of buying, building or re-
financing. No fees or commissions of
any kind will be charged and your loan
will be repayable in rent-ike monthly
installments, to include interest, taxes,
principal, and insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

As one of Americas oldest Savings al
Loan Associations we are proud Of o.
heritage and the part taken in Il
growth of Washington. Found,
about 1860 at the time Bladensbu
and Georgetown were two of IL
country's major ports.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15
Regreson Dos de
Seminurio Sobre
Pan en- Chicago

FL Sr. Albert Hunton y Ran
dy Sirmans, Gerente General
de Ventas y Auxiliar del Ad-
ministrador General de la
Fuchs Banking Company, aca-
ban de regresar de un semina-
rio Informative de venas, pa
trocinado por la Cooperative
de Panaderos de la W. E. Long
Co., de Chicago.
Unos $50 Gerentes de Ven.
tas y Gerentes Divisionales de
TODD ell pals, asi como del Ca
NADIA, estuvieron presentes en-
este interesante Seminario
Ell tema fue: "Nuestro Nego,
clio es vender", y en- ell Sc pre-
sentaron nuevos aspectos de la
industrial de panaderia Y Sc hi.
20 hincapie en- la responsible.
dad de los empleados directi-
vos para ampliar sus planes en-
ell incremento de las ventas que
deben tener como fin primer.
dial la determination de dar un
mejor servicio a los clientes y
consumidores.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15
DupItaran las
Coniribueiones
Para DesempIeo

La Comision Industrial del
Estado ha hecho publico que ell
promedio del impuesto por de-
/! sempleo que pagan los patrones
en- Florida, Sc doblara en- 1859
a consecuencia del elevado MI.
nero de desempleados que hui.
DO ell ano pasado.
La proportion que los patro-
mes i%ndividuales habr&n de pa.
gar en- promedio, sera ell doble
de .0075 del aho pasado, o sea
obs.
La Comisi6n ha puesto como
ejemplo Ell de I'm industrial que
emplea 10 tr~abajadores con una
nomina de pages promedio de
$4,000, quien tendria que pa
gar ahora $4,000 contra 1925
del ano pasado.
Ell objeto del ALA es Ell de for
talecer ell fondo de los sin ira
bajo, ell cual fue drenado du-
rante la recession del pasado
ano, y debe volver a elevarse
a un nivel del 4 por ciento del
valor de las n6minas de page
a los cuales les sea APPLICABLE ell
impuesto.
FL promedio, al comienzo del
ano, habia bajado hasta alcan-
Ear tan solo ell 81 por cierto
de los roles de pago gravables.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15
Esirkia tampaha
en- Pro de Etica
Entire Aboeados

Ell CoIegio de Abogados de
la Florida ha acelerado su cam
pana para obtener la es~tricta
adherencia de la profession 1e-
gal a la etica ,enviando cuatro
casos de expulsion a la conside
racion de la Corte Supema de
Estado.
Estes afectan al abogado de
Lakelan, Glen w. Cheshire, a
quien Sc acusa de hacer uso de
los fondos de uno de sis Glen
ties para fines personales y de
testimonies falsoS durante la
investigation. A Cheshire Sc lie
han concedido 80 dias para So
licitar de la Corte la revision
de la sentencia.
Los abogados William B.
Clarence Brown de Fort Wal
ton y Elmer o. Roberts de
Fort Lauderdale, Sc presenta-
ron personalmente ante la Cor
tie con ell objeto de solicitar la
revocation de la solicitud.
La Corte Supreme aplazo Ell
case para fallar despues de nue.
vo estudio.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15
cibIin Accede &
Rebaior Fionzo

Ell Juez del Circuito Vicent
Giblin aprobo la peticion de I'm
abogado quien solicitaba que la
fianza de SUI cliente fuese reba-
jada de $4,000 d6lares a 500
solamente.
Ell cliente era la sonora Bea-
trice Gurley, de Al amos de
edad, quien habita en- ell hume
70 1902 de la Avenida % NV.
v quien Sc halla acusada de ha-
Der hecho un pago inicial de
100 dolares a un malhechor que
alquilo para asesinar a su es-
poso.
Ell "malhechor" result6 ser
un detective de la Policia de
Miami que Sc hallaba ocupado
de la investigation por rumo.
res que habian trascendido q
las autoridades sobre ell crimen
que Sc proyectaba.
FL esposo, Hugh Gurley, ha
declarado que conseguira ell di.
nero y sacara a gu esposa de la
carcel.