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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
.EnonM vile.

Mrs. H. W. Wright and Robert
Wright were recent visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. william Falls in Rich
mond.
Mrs. B. G. Ransom and Mrs. j.
E. Ransom were Lynchburg shop
pers Wednesday,
Mrs. Katherine Allen is spending
several days III Alexandria with hcl
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dunevan1
and Barbara were Sunday after
noon visitors Of MI. and Mrs. Frank
Derrenbacker at Wealthia.
Mrs.. G. l.. Woodson and Mrs. R
M Dmevant had lunch on Wednes
day with Mrs. j. F. Love, Jr.
Mrs. $. r. Dunevant spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Puryear at Gold Hill.
Saturday afternoon callers o
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Word were Mr.
and MIS-. u. H. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muriel Dunevan
and children were luncheon guest
Sunday Of Mrs. Dunevant's sisteI
and brother-in-law. MI. and Mr.
Ilonlas Ragiand.
Dr.. ana Mrs. B. H. Word. III,
and children. Of Charlottesville
visited Nh. and Mrs.. Ben Wore
Thursday. Dr. Word. Of ST. Louis
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
DiIIwyn RID Z
tils. Edna Atkins
IE~oSpitaiized Ry
tutO Accident

Mf and Mrs. Ernest Lipcomb
ana Wynn wele Sunday dinner
quests Of Mr.. and MIS-. Lee Hud-
4iNS-
Mr. and Mrs Pete Miles had as
fhelr Saturday NIGHT auesl. Mr.. and
Mis- Macon Ransom.
Mir. and Mrs. John Murphy and
Mr. and Mrs. ira Midkiff motored
e Charlottesville. Sunday to visit
Mrs AlIdkiffs brother who is q
patient in the University of Viz
GINA Hospital.
Mrs Ted W%aycaSteF. Mrs. junior
AIidkiff and Mrs. Pete Miles were
Sunday visitors Of Mrs. Jessie
Smith.
Nj. and NIrs. Lewis Martin
visited belt brother and sister
in-laW. Nj. and Mrs. Billy McAbee
IA FarmNlle Sunday.
MI aua M. Ray Martin visited
Rd3N aEaTtla. sandag After
sauoG.
Nh Faua ATKINS sa~ in a cai
nreck saturday. sae is 4 patient
lt tae southslde Community Hospi
fAi WI with her d speedy recovery
MI and Mrs Glen 0Nnby anG
tae ReY. and Ms. =. +. Fricne
visited Nj. and MS. " L Ash
ltun Monday night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
FILA Credit Assists
Area Farmers In
Boosting Income

Modern farming Methods are
helping the farmers in this area
who / using Farmers Home Ad-
ministration credit to increase their
income substantially. the agency's
county supervisor. Hunter P. Evans.
said today.
The Farmers Home Administra-
ton. an agency of the U. S. Depart
ment OF Agriculture. serves eligible
farm operators with credit and
needed technical help on farming
problems. These services include.
Operating Loans
Operating loans are made pri-
marily to help farmers make i'm
proved use Of land and labor re
sources or farms BY making needed
changes in their farming systems
and adopting improved farm prac-
tlces. Funds may be advanced tc
pay for equipment. livestock. feed
seed. fertilizer. and for other farm
and home operating needs and tc
retinance chattel debts.
The size Of a loan varies con
siderably depending upon the svs
TEN Of farming to be followed anc
the actual needs Of the applicant
Loans are scheduled for repayment
in accordance with the borrower
ability to repay over a period OF
from n to seven years.
Farm Housing Loans
Farm housing loans are made tc
farm owners for the construction
and repair of farm houses anC
other essential farm buildings. The
loans + repayable over period.
up to 33 years.
To be eligible for a farm housing
loan. an applicant must W a farm
that is in production. and must plan
to produce at least $500 worth o
commodities for sale and home ust
based on 1914 prices.
Conservation Loans
Soil and water conservation loan.
are made to individuals and group
OF farmers to carry ont measure
for soil conservation and to develol
water systems for irrigation ant
farmStead use This includes suel
Improvement az construction am
repair Of terraces. bikes and ponds
Also included are sodding. Sub
Solling,' pasture improvement. brus.
removal. land leveling. basic appli
cation Of lime and fertilizer. fenc
ing. tree planting. farmstead an
irrigation. well drilling. and the pun
chase OF pumps, sprinkler system
and other irrigation equipment.
Loans will not be made for ANN
ally recurring costs that are gene,
ally considered as farm operatla
expenses. Loans viii be made
carry out only the type Of soil an
water conservation practices tha
are in accord with recommend
tions made by the Extension Serl
ice and Soil Conservation Service
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Well Water

An and NM J H Self and
daughters. Margarine and Elizabeth
visited Miss hma Nlnfrev IN Rich
nond Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs Jesse Huntley and
d~auehteHs. Of Sandston. were recent
visitors Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. W. Banton.
Mrs. annie Winfrey and Mrs. G.
A. Baber returned from Durham
~ G.. Saturday after a visit Of a
month with Nh and Mr4. c. @.
Cook- The Cooks brought them
home and visited With Nj. and Mrs.
Joe Stegfr for the week end.
Rer. Charlie .. Stevens. MI and
mrs Greene DAVIS. Ms. Bruce
hlsh. and Earl PatteSen attended
tle Associational meeting of offi-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Darlington Hgts.

Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Shorter are
the parents Of a boy. born March
8. 1859. at Virginia Baptist Hospital,
Lynchburg.
Mrs. Sudie Watson entered South
side Community Hospital last Fri
day with pleurisy and pneumonia.
She has responded to treatment
beautifully and is expected home
! soon.
Halle Singleton is back from
Southside Community Hospital
where he was a patient for almost
two weeks due to injuries from a
falling tree. He is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Emmett Wilkerson was a
Payne, for the February q week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06

visitor Of her mother. Mrs, .. II.
end.
Other visitors in the community
that week end were Mr.. and Mr..
J. G. Watson and children, Of
Springfield, who visited Mrs. Sudie
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coleman and
family, of Richmond. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. H. I. Shorter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shorter
visited Mr.. Shorter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Shorter. III Roanoke
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. N. r. Brummitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. p. WEIGH. Donna
WEIGH, Gloria Mann. Winky Metcalf
Russell Lee and Kerry Ike ScruggS
attended a BTU youth rally al
Eagle Eyrie Saturday.
Little Ginger WEIGH spent the
week in Richmond as a guest Q
little Muriel Eppes.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Morris. Nj
and Mrs. Albert Morris and Betty
Childress spent Sunday Afternoon
and evening in Richmond as guest.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon NcKen
drick and daughter. Cary Anne, Mi
and Mrs. Buster Bailey and son
Billy. Anne Royal and Sonny Bale,
assembled at the S. p. Bailey h0mi
Sunday to celebrate the birthday
Of both Buster and his father. s. p
Bailey.
The Rev. and Mrs. N. T Brufn
mitt. Mrs. Margaret Watson. Mr.
Jim Baker and MRS Edwal'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
J. VI. Anburn Feted
On S9tl, birthday

J. NJ. Auburn. of Amelia county
celebrated his Goth birthday on
February u. His daughter, Mrs. R.
l.. Anderson. gave a buffet supper
III his honor that evening at her
home.
Among the guests was his only
living sister. Mrs. R. w farrell,
who is 81 years old.
Other guests were his sons, J. H.
Auburn. and his family, Of Mt.
Airy. N. C.: two other daughters.
Mrs. Ethel Smith. also Of Mt. Airy,
and Mrs. Annie Alfred. of Rich
mond Six grandchildren and l3
Observation-Disclosures rounded out the
guests,
cers and committees al FIRST Bap-
ti4t Church Of DillSyn Monday
night. The meeting was in prepare
tion lor the spring revival to be
held in the churches Of this aSsocia-
lioh CURING lhe Seconu week ~
April.
ms. Joe stegel. Mis- Carrie
Steger. and Mrs. John Banton were
Charlottesville shoppers Oh Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Tindall were
recent visitors Of MI and Mrs. }
D. Maxey in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown and
son. Of Richmond. visited her par.
entS. Mr. and Mr.. Bruce Rush
for the week end.
James Rush returned home from
Medical College Hospital Friday
after being a patient there for 2
week.
Mrs. Edith Rush entertained tho
CA Of Sharon Church on Saturday
evening ia honor Of Miss zanit
Ayie- birthday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06

meeting Mrs. Ransom and c
went and visited Mrs. Henry Ar
rlnston.
MIR. and Mrs. j.. E. Ransom and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Word attended
the game at Hampden-Sydney Sat
urday evening between Buckingham
and Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover L. Wood
son celebrated Mrs. Woodson's
mothers 65th birthday Sunday with
members Of her family present.
MI. and Mrs. Douglass and chill
dren from Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tinseer. also OF Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Moore and four
children, of Valina. we're present.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Glendale

The Rev. Garter II. Harrison, rec-
tor Of St. Johns Episcopal Church.
Hampton, since Oct. i 1888, an
nounced his resignation to accept
the r%ectorship Of Grace Church in
the mountains. Waynsville. N. c.
The resignation will become ef-
fective September I. Mr.. Harrison
is a native Of Cumberland county
and a son Of Mrs. E. j. Harrison,
of Richmond. and the late Mr.. Har-
rison, of Cumberland.
Week end visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Snoddy were their oh. lIou-
ston Snoddy. Of Roanoke. and
daughter. Miss Wcalthing Snoddy
Of Lynchburg. Also. Miss Bertie
May Meador. of Roanoke. an q
Charles Church, Of Charlottesville
Mrs, Willie Putney, Of Richmond
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Houston
Nuckols, at Hilltop.
Mrs. Pearl T. Baker, Of Ports
Mouth. spent the week end With bel
Sister. Mrs. Bessie r. Jackson.
Recent visitors at Ufton Terrace
we're Mr.. and MIS-. jesse NJ Clarl
and Ricky LanderS and Youna
Hood. all Of Richmond. Mrs. Bessi.
Jackson. Ms. Pauline snoddy, A
A. DAVIS. Of Arvonia, Il H. Gcnran
and the Rev. MI Milstead. Of Ar
vonia.
Mi, and Mrs. Roy Hill and iamilS
have moved into All apartment Wit
MIS-. Blanche Snoddy at ArVonia
MI and Mrs, Glover Woodsot
have moved to an apartment witt
the Rev w. g. Hughes at Arvonia
Misses Nell ard GLADYS Poe. D
Richmond. visited their parents
MI. and Mrs. W. F.. Poe. over III,
week end.
Preaching services will be con
Quoted by Rev. Carlton Milstead a
IL O'Clock at Buckingham Baptis
Church. Everyone is invited.
Franklin jackson. Of Washington
D. c.. visited his mother at "Swal
Lane" recently.
Mrs. Hunter Payne is GONZALES
cling but has to return 10 Char
~lottesvillc hospital for treatment.
The maximum repayment period
20 wears for individuals
Farm Ownership Loans
Farm ownership loans Z mad
10 buy family-tyle farms. enlara
undersized farms. develop farm,
and ~refinance debts. Loans N
made from funds advanced BY pr
vate lenders and insured Dy IA
Government, cr from Annually al
propriated fund II either ca
they are amortlzed for periods Y
10 40 years and may be repaid j
less time through lareFr paymnp'
In good years.
} Loans BY the FHA are made OIL
| when farmers are Unable to obtai
/ adequate credit from other Lender
Borrower. ara required to r%efinaht
their loans with other lenders NJ Al
earliest possible date.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03

mes Races Industriales de Mia
mi.
Sc espera que asistan mas de
800 personals a las sesiones que
tendran dos dias de duracion,
incluyendo al Senador Spessard
L. Holland.
Hearin ha exprsado que ell
desarrollo de Florida en- los I'LL
limos ocno amos puede desert
birse como fenomenal.
"Existe dos veces mas indus
trIas en- Ell Estado en- estos mo-
meiitos que la que teniamos en-
1885,, y nuestra poblacion ha al
canzado I'm incredible crecimien-
to del sesenta por ciento sobre
ciiras del censo de 1850" agre.
ga Hearln.
Este estlma que, 81 en- verdad
que 10 Sc ha alcanzado un pun
to de subtraction, la ~poblacior
e industrla actuales "exigen ell
plsneamicnto del desarrollo y
expansion futuros como una ne
cesidad inaplazable'.
La Inauguration de la con.
fcrencia Sc efectuara a las II
del dia con un almuerzo que
presidira c. H. Reed de Miami
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
nIEHAEorne a Collins
5obre Ia Situacion Racial

Ell Comite Consultor del Es-
tado en- asuntos raciales rendira
al Gobernador Leroy Collins,
su informe escrito sobre la 81.
tuacion racial de la Florida, dem
tro de los proximos diez dias.
Su Presidente, ell Juez retira.
do de Pensacola L. L. Fabisins-
XII, ha expuesto que ell informe
contiene los puntos de vista del
grupo sobre ell delicado asunto
de la integraci6n escolar, pero
decline revelar en- que eonsis-
ten sus recomendaciones.
Collins ha estado esperanto
la rendicion del informe antes;
de tomar una posici6n definitiva
sobre la ayuda opcional a los pa
dres de familia para educar a
sus hijos en- escuelas particula-
res con ayuda del Estado, v
otra legislation propuesta ten
diente a demorar o impedir la
mezcla racial en- las escuelas de
la Florida.
Ell Comite sostuvo SUI Ultima
reunion Ell sabado, y Fabisinski
ha declarado que Ell grupo ha
estudiado embellishments todos
los proyectos, inclusive ell de la
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
CanceIado eli Concerto
de Van CIibarn

FL joven y famoso pianista
Van ClibUrn ha cancelado su es-
perado concerto para Ell 80 de
mario en- Miami.
Lo anterior es ell resultado
de una operation a que hubo
de soneterse ell pianista de %
amos en- Ell Hospital para Cru
gia Especializada en- Nuea York,
con ell objeto de ayudar al Dire
maize de un abceso que lie apa-
recio en- ell dedo del corazon de
la mano uerecha, como resulta-
do de 10 cual no podra volver
a tocar en- concerto alguno,
durante unos cuantos meses.
Fuera del concerto cancelado
aqai, cancelo tambien la apart
cion anunciada en- Ell Madison
Square Garden de Nueva York;,
para ell 16 de Mario, con la Or
qresta Fl!arm6nica, cuando de-
IBERIA haber tocado delante de
$4,000 ninos de las escuelas de
aouella ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
'JUEC0 DEsTRUYE MAS NECOOOs
QUE LOS QUE GENERA, DECLARA

Ell Gobernador Leroy Co
llins previno en- Nueva York a
los tahures refugiados, que Sc
mantuvieran fuera de SUI Esta-
do.
"He expresado en- forma SUI
ficientemente clara, dijo, que
cualquier jugador que este aban
donando a Cuba debido a la re-
volucion, lie convendria dirigir-
Sc a cualquiera otro lugar di-
ferente de Florida.
En- un articulo en- Parade Ma
gazine, Collins decIara que ell
juego, legal o Illegal, d~estruye
mas negocios de los que gene
ra, incita a la corruption publi-
ca y socava la fortaleza moral
y ell caracter.
Hizo notar ell Gobrnador que
Sc habia presentado en- la Flori-
da ash como en- otros Estados,
campalas para legalizar Ell jue-
go.
"Yo no podria decirle a min
guno de nuestros Estados her
manos como maneiar sus asun-
tos" diio, "pero mientras 20 sea
Gobernador de Florida, nunca
permitire que Sc conyierta en-
una especie de gran casino a la
usanza de Las Vegas"
Collins agrego que los argu-
mentos en- favor de, juego le-
galizado son "una vergiien-
Y una fusion.
Uno de los argumentos prin-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
Constituido un CoIeqio de
Abogados Hispanos Para
Ell Estado de Ia Florida
RAFAEL RIVERA CRUZ NOMBRADO
COMO PREsIDENTE PROVISIONAL
Defenderd los Dereehos de Personus
de HabIa Espanola de Este Region

La Organization continda
Rivera Cruz, hara uso de la
prensa, ell radio y la televi-
sion para lograr ensenar a las
gentes de habla espanola las
leyes locales, del Estado y Fe
derales.
Agrega que hay cientos de
l-atinoamericanos que Sc ven
envueltos en- dificultades le-
gales anualmente en- Miami,
relaclonados con los impues-
tos, fincas raices y otros asun-
tos. sin que tengan a quien
acudir debido a la barrera del
idioma.
Es pues una noticia de
primera magnitud para la CO.
lonia de habla espanola en-
general, de la ciudad de Mia
mi, la constitution del Cole
gio de Abogados Hispano-
Americanos de la Florida,
porque ash tendra en- adelan
tc no solamente una voceria
autorizada y capaz ante las
sutoridades en- general, sine
una organization cuyo solo
nombre constituye garantia
de probidad Y eficieneia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
Complete Estudio de ProbIemas
de Emigration Y las Industries

Los problemas relacionados
con ell desarrollo industrial y
la em-gracion de la poblacion,
estan p~rogramados para I'm es-
tudio complete durante la pri-
mera conferencis industrial de
la Florida que Sc llevara a cabo
en- Ell Hotel Hillsborough, bajo
los auspicios de la Extension
de la Division Industrial de Flo
rida, en- Tampa.
Ests reunion esta patrocina-
d. pc la Sociedad de Corredo-
res de Flncas Races Industrial
les. Capitulo de Florida; ell Co.
mite de los 100 de la Camara
de Concrete de Tampa; la Ca
mara de Concrete del Estado
de Florida. la Universidad del
Estado y las Companies de Ser
vicios e lnstituciones Financie-
ras de la Florida.
I'm prominente Corredor de
Bienes Races de Tampa, Alfred
7. Hearin, ha sido nombrado
presidente general de la con
ferencIa y en- ell jurado, actua-
"a c. H. Read, Presidente de la
Sociedad de Corredores de Bic
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
SYNDICATE y PAA
Llegon q Acuerdo
zen Principle"

I'm "Acuerdo en- principle"
al cual llegaron despues de toda
una noche de discussion los re-
presentantes de la Pan Ameri-
can World Always y los emplea
dos del SYNDICATE de Trabaja-
dores del T%ransporte, en- Nueva
York, evito la huelga prepare
da para aver a la media noche,
la cual habria afectado unos
5000 miembros de este, entire
los cuales hay 5000 en- Miami
solamente y la mitad de este
numero en- las instalaciones del
Cabo Canaveral controladas por
la Pan American.
Ninguno de los dos grupos
quiso hacer publicos los termi-
nos transaccionales del acuerdo,
logrado con la cooperation del
Mediator Federal Frances A. o.
Neill, pero un funcionario del
Sindicato aqui dijo ser un con-
trato que puede presentarse con
honor a la consideration de to-
dos los miembros de este.
A pesar de la anterior decla-
raci6n, Sc tiene entendido que
ell Sindicato no obtuvo exito en-
SUI demanda de una semana de
81 horas y media para todos sus
miembros, pues Sc omitio men
cionar la palabra "horas" en- Ell
informe suministrado por o.
Neill, que tan solo trata de "sa-
larios, reglamentos y condicio-
mes de trabajo."
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03

Aquilino Lopez, Juez del
Circuito de Key West, ha fir
mado en- Miami una escritura
de constitution del Colegio
de Abogados Hispanoameri-
canos de la Florida, que pro-
pendera por defender los de-
rechos de las gentes de habla
espafola de esta secci6n del
pals.
FL abogado Rafael A. Rive
ra Cruz t1a sido escogido CO.
mo Presidente provisional de
la Association, cuyo estableci-
mlerto ha estado en- discu.
sion por espacio de dos amos.
La componen Is miembros
-fundadores y TODD abogado
puede hacerse miembro de
ella
Ell declaraciones sobre la
nueva organization, Rivera
Cruz ha dicho que la Asocia
ciacion espera resolver mu-
chos de los problemas lega-
les de Ia comunidad. Ofrece-
remos tambien ayuda legal a
aquellas personals de habla
espanola que no posean di
nero, ha aseverado.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
Gran progranla Musical Habrd
en- Convention lie DIRECTORIES

La Convention Annual de la
Association Americana de Direc-
torres de Orquesta que Sc reuni-
ra aqui esta semana, presentara
de manana microbes, al saba
do (marzo 4 a y tres grandes
conciertos publicos gratis.
Como elimination del primer
dia de su reunion, ell microbes
a las 8 de la noche presentara
la Orquesta de la Universidad
de Miami baio la direction de
Conductors de la Association,
un extraordinario programa en-
ell Dade County Auditorium. Co.
mo attraction principal de este
concerto, figurara la presen-
tacion inaugural de la comopsi-
ci6n ganadora del premio Ost-
valid para 1859, por Tom Tue
key Introduction y Scherzo pa
"a Orquesta".
Ell viernes y Sabado EN- la no.
che, habra dos conciertos en- no.
nor de los Directories de Or
questa visitantes. Cesar La Mo
naca Y su Orquesta ell viernes
a las 7:45 y la Orquesta de la
Universidad de Miami ell saba
do. En- ambas ocasiones las or
questas seran dirigidas por uno
de los visitantes.
FL afamado compositor y con-
ductor americana Ferdo Grofe
tomara parte en- ell programa
de la Orquesta de la Universe
dad de Miami, dirigiendo su pro-
pia composition, Mardi Grass,
de su renombrado Mississippi
Suite.
Entire los otros distinguidos
Directories de Orquesta que apa.
receran en- estos conciertos pu-
blicos, estaran: microbes, en- Ell
Dado County Auditorium, Glenn
Bainum, Director emerito, Or
questa de Norwestern Universe
ty; William D. Revelli Director
de la Orquesta de la Universe
dad de Michigan: Teniente Co.
ronel en- retro, F. Santelmann,
Orquesta de la Marina America
ma; Doctor Ronald D. Gregory,
Director de la Orquesta de la
Universidad de Indiana; Earl
Slocum, Director de la Orques-
ia de la Universidad de Carroll
ma del Norte; Mayor Hugh Gu
rry, Director de la Orquesta del
Eiercito de los Estados Unidos.
Ell jueves por la noche en- Ell
Bayfront Park, con La Monaco
" su Orquesta; Don McGinnis,
Director, Orquesta de la Uni
versidad del Estado de Ohio;
James Dunlop, Director, Orques-
ia de la Universidad del Estado
de Pennsylvania: Samuel 10
boda, Director auxiliar de la Or
questa del Eiarcito de los Es-
tados Unidos, dirigiendo compo-
sicion propia
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03

ayudh opcional a los padres de
famiA a, para la educacion de
sus Hijos en- escuelas privadas,
cuyo plan advocaran ell Procu-
radof General Richard Erwin y
ell Superintendent Escolar Tho
mas bailey; ell Proyecto de Ley
de Yltimo recurso sostenido por
varibs legislatures con ell obje-
to de cerrar las escuelas antes
de someterse a la integraci6n
de elias y las posibles adiciones
a. la ley de asignacion de dis
eipulos a las escuelas segln Ell
lugar de residential, aprobada
en- 1857.
FL Comite, es cast SECURE, re-
husara cualquier ley que orde-
ne ell cierre de las escuelas. Sin
embargo, no Sc espera que obje-
tie cambios propuestos por Err
win a la Ley actual.
Erwin ha sugerido que Florida
modifique la Ley para que Sc
conforme con una ley similar
en- Alabama, pidiendo criterio
ADDITIONAL en- la determination
de la escuela a que asista cada
discipulo y proveyendo la segre.
gacion de discfpulos por su Sc
xo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
Prueban con Exifo
Nveva Teeniea
de D~iagnosticos

Ell Gobierno ha anunciado la
prueba con exito de una nueva
tecnica para la diagnosis de las
Intermediates contagiosas. Y
agrega que este puede llegar a
producer ell extirpamiento tan
to de la fiebre reumatica como
de las afeccciones reumatico-
cardiacas.
Arthur F%lemming, Secretario
de Education, Salud v Bienes-
tar Social, ha divulgado que la
nueva tecnica permite Ell rapi-
do uso de placas para pruebas
al microscopic, en- vez del len
to sistema antique de las reac-
clones en- animales inoculados.
Ell nuevo metodo de diagnos-
tico Sc conoce como tecnica
fluorescente de anticuerpos. Sc
desarrollo inicialmente como
una defensa contra possible que
ira bacteriana y asegura File
ming que puede convertirse en-
un Instruments para rapidas
contramedidas en- ell evento de
tai clase de ataques.
Agrego que, aoemas este nue.
vo sistema puede usarse para
hacer mas rapida la diagnosis
en- una amplia IONA de enter
medades tales como la rabia,
diphteria, poliomielitis, influen-
"a, tito y fiebre de las Montafas
Rocosas. En- esta forma, asegu-
70, tratamientos especificos
pueden comenzarse sin dilacion.
En- SUI informe dice Fleming
que las primeras pruebas que
obtuvieron exito fueron trami-
tadas en- febrero.
La Investigation fue condu-
cida con la cooperation de la
Junta de Hygiene del Estado de
Florida, E incluso IA casos de
animales sospechosos de NAL de
rabia.