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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-14

approval of the customers
and the company's relations
with the public is most salts
factory. The employees were
complimented on their job.
The report revealed that a
Gap Filler" radar Station
is to be established by the
United States Government at
Thompson, the equipment
and maintenance to be sup
piled by the telephone CONF
pany. The purpose Of the sta
ton is to assure that all sig
mails received are automatic
ally transmitted to the con-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-14
Honor All American Mothers"

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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-14
DIR. A. JOHN ROSE
OPTOMETRIST

OI IUNIE AItkoA
227 Main ST.. Ph. AV 5-3l8s
Specializing in
Eye Examination & Visual
Training 8 to 5:30 Daily
Except Wednesday
Tues. Eve. by Appointment
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22
fo.k o. Wits Naxs
Large Crowd Turns
Out For Recital

The Trenton HID Club met with
MrS. Frank Babet. Friday after
noon.
NH. L. /. Flippen returned 70
her home Wednesday after spend
ing four weeks in Johnston-Willis
Hospital
NH and Mrs willie Duacan and
Terry visited Mrs Shepherd in
Rice Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mr.. J A. Demarest.
Robbie Demarest and Miss Bar
bara Lande. all Of Arlington. spent
the week end al the F'enwick Farm.
Mn and Mrs. j. vi. Oliver. Of
Richmond. we're overnight guests in
The P. L. Duncan home, Sunday
A large crowd attended the Of
gan concert Of Dr.. Russell Snead
at Oakwood Sunday night. Much
interest Was shown il The com
maaity hymn s;ng that followed.
Mrs. p L Duncan and Mrs. Will
lie Duncan and little daughter We're
III Farmville. Tuesday.
The common type Of depth
charge used BIZ destrovers weights
from SEQ 10 $40 pounds and re-
saHoles p 70 30 gallon OIL drums
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22
Mrs. Mary r. Jones
Dies At Meherrin, y;
Rites Held Wednesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Rhoades Jones, who died Monday.
May 10, at her home in Meherrin at
he age Of Y, we're held Wednesday
afternoon at two O'Clock at Meier
.in Presbyterian Church. Interment
a in the Meherrin Methodist
Church cemetery.
She is survived by five daugh-
ters, Mrs. Rosetta DeHart. of Keys
vile. Mrs. j. Il. Newman and Mrs.
2. j. Holander, Jr.. of Meherrin.
Miss Dorothy Jones. of Richmond,
and Mrs. Cecil Boaz. Of Ridgeway;
three sisters, Mrs. Rubin Elsasser.
of Mehefrin. Mrs. George Hayer.
Of Crewe, and Miss Ruth Rhoades.
Of Green Bay: - grandchildren,
and six ereat-grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22
Knoxville News Items
NEWS NeHtS
Native Refreshments From The 10Th
State Follow Meeting On The Subject

Mrs. j. H. Price entertained the
members OF the Lottie Moon Circle
OF Bethlehem Church Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Price is leader Of this group.
Eleven members came and took
part in the interesting program on
Hawaii
Mrs. Price served pineapple
juice, Hawaiian %cupcakes. etc. ap-
propriate for the program.
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ransom and Chet had dinner
with Mr.. and Ms. Wallace Sprouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Price. Jr.. and
children. Jimmie and Sue. were
their dinner guests that evening.
Visit at Hospital
Mrs. j. H. Price. il. Mrs. r. Z.
Newton, Mrs. JACKIE Dowdy and
Mrs. Nowlln Cough visited several
OF their church community at south
side Community Hospital.
Mrs. Harold Coleman accom-
PaAi1b Iti pdINi44S. WI ana Mis-,
Frank Self. to Richmond. Saturday.
They visited Mr.. Sells brother.
Hunter. who underwent surgery al
Mcclure Hospital. Friday
Mrs. Helen White. Of South Bos-
gon. is visiting her mother. MIS-.
b.. E. Payne.
j. W. Word. of M~iddlebrook
visited the j. P. and B. H. Words,
Thursday.
John Word has been on the SICK
list for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. V. Coleman and
Misses Minnie and Estelle Wood. oi
Buckingham. were Friday evening
callers of Mr.. and Mr.. John Word
Back From Mays Head
MIR. and Mrs Charles Boahmaf
and daughter. Martha. of FAILS
Church. spent two weeks at Nae
Head. N. C. They spent the week
end with Mrs. Boehman's mother
Mrs. S. E. Dunevant. S. f. Dune.
want. Jr-, Of Woodbridge. was 1
week end guest there.
Mrs. H. w. Wright spent Sunday
night with her son-in-law and danah-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. william Falls. III
Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22

Union. at the Mt. Tabor Baptist
Church, Friday. May 2z- beginning
at 4::50. A covered dish supper viii
be served. All WINS members are
urged to attend.
Mrs. r. Curtis BoatWripht. Of Fit.
Blagg. N. C., II VISITING her par
ents. Nj, ard Mrs. j. N. Punney.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j.. SNYDER and
family, Of Mclean, visited Mr..
and Mrs. a. H. Martin and other
members Of their families last week
end. They were luncheon guests
Monday Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Anderson.
Nesdames Mary Jeffrey, Ann
Bonis. Mamie Hicks and Miss Min
ME Arnold, all OF Richmond, were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
est Anderson.
Mrs. Keith Thomas and Mrs. B.
G. Thomas and two children. o.
Richmond, and Mrs. II. B. Thomas.
Of Abba. we're Sunday afternoon
callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. r b. And
erson and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Thomas.
AN CoNatrv Hemc
Mr.. and Mrs. C. u. Bannister
and BOYS, Of Richmond. spent the
week end at the Mahon Country
home.
MI. and Mrs. Kenneth Piercy
visited in Richmond. Monday.
Asa Davis. who spend several
weeks with his son and daughter
n-law, Mr. ana MIS-. Edward Da-
Wis. in Florida. Has returned te
spend some tinlc with MI. and Mrs
Johr Davis.
Mrs. Laurence Jamerson anc
Mrs r. NJ. Hudgins We're aisests a
a luncheon Given BY the WNIU b
Fork Union Baptist Church IN TIC
recreation room, Wednesday. Mrs
Fred dixon. of Richmond, WAS cues.
speaker. she lcctnred an ouf newas.
state. Hawaii. praise From Tic
Isles was her topic.
Here From Seneca
Mrs, Mary Merch. of Seneca
$. O.. il visiting her parents. Nr
and Mrs. A. H. Martin. Mr.. am
Mrs. Martin he'd all ciqht Of THEN
children except dnc. eieht of theil
twelve grandchildren and five j
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22
Antioch

Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. HOLIDAY and
son, Roger. of Rapidan. visited her
s. ter and brother-in-law, the CLYDE
Fosters. Friday. Mrs. walter
Young and children, Of Richmond.
spent Wednesday there.
Miss Drue Noel arrived home for
a three weeks vacation from Wash
lngton where She has been taking
special training in the ST. Eliza
beth Hospital.
Mrs. Eta Powell Of Hopewell. is
a guest Of her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Pres
sci and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE Foster were
Sunday guests Of tine Holiday
family at Rapidan.
Rev. Trueman Tremble preached
here Sunday morning. Mrs. Jeter
Smith. Of Washington. united with
the church at the close of the SER
vice.
Mrs. Lottie Gates and Miss sallie
Gates visited Mrs. Gates sister-in-
law. Mrs Lillian Robinson. III John
ston-Willis Hospital. Richmond. Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Brown had
Al guests last week Mrs. Browns
brother-in-law and Sister, Mr.. and
Ms. Charles Nash. Jr., Of Cuya-
hoea Falls. Ohio.s and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Marvin Johnson, Of New Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith
and Mr.. and Mr.. Bert Timberlake
and children. Of Farmville. yis.ted
Mrs c. NJ. Noel and Mrs. Mamie
Ineie and Peggy. Sunday afternoon
There was q good attendance al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22
Mt. Zion Round Up
Community Sing
Planned At The
Baptist Church

A cordial welcome is extended to
all cholrs. groups OF individuals.
who usually participate in the
community hymn sing. to be held
at Mt. Zion Baptist Church May
81 at 8 o'clock.
Vacation Bible School is tenta-
lively set to begin June 3, at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church.
A committee is busy securing de-
partmental heads and helpers. We
earnestly and sincerely ask you if
a member Of the church or Sun
day School or in the area of the
school. to support us in this worth
while work. first BY sending your
child.
Then, there are many other ways
YOU can help. If interested contact
Rev. j. r. Hodges. Princiapl, Mrs.
Paul Cave, Mrs. Q. w. Cave, Miss
jamie Patterson or Mrs. r. l.. Hud-
gins, vacation Bible school com
mittee.
Memorial Service Set
The Annual Memorial service will
be held at Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
Sunday afternoon. May 81. at
O'Clock.
Sunday school will meet at Z
O'Clock. This is a time set aside e
honor our loved ones who are laid
to rest in the cemetery.
The public Is invited to Join in
this service. This service originated
during the pa torate Of Rev. E
RiveS Ferguson in 1899 and has
been held every year with the Ok
ceptlon Of two.
w. f. ToneE continues quite il
at the home Of his daughter. Mrs
Ella Christian. He suffered a stroke
last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. D, deBettencourt. ac.
companied by her father, W. I
Wheeley, is visiting in Fayetteville
and Wilmington, N. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Pendletor
and children. Donna and Jame
Keith. of Richmond. visited Mr.
ard Mrs. J, 4. Davidson Monday
They were Ell route to Lynchbure
10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Potts
Study Course Planned
A study course. The Holy
SPIRIT IN Missions will be taugh
~ Rev R. +. Clement, Of Forl
the 4th quarterly conference whicl
was held at Antioch Church Satur
day night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22
Worshon, High:ishts
Mrs. Viola Riddick Honored AL
.Belated Mcther's Day Celebration

Bobby Lane joined the other Boy
Scouts in the local group ana
went camping near Panplin for the
'f #. I'LL It'd ur-. 1a..He nez.r
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rcyglard Me-
Kay, Saturday night.
Leander Leigh, Of Richmond
called % Mr- and Mrs. Robert
Porterfield, Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Crymes and Mrs.
Kathryn Ellington had a busy time
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22

Mr.. and MIS-. A. E. Rush visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John LesueW in
Farmvslle, Sunday,
Sunday afternoon callers of Mis-.
Katharine Allen were her daughter
Mrs And.oH Beavers, and Mr.. and
ms. jerome Smith. Of Alexandria.
Sunday Luncheon aWeSts Of MI.
aha Mrs. e. NJ D~aneyant wsre Mr.
ard Mrs. Frank Derrenbacker and
sons. Ellis and Stephen. of Wealthla
Their dinner guests were Mr.. and
Mis- Charles Baldwin and children
and MIR and Mrs. Ellwood Giles. of
FalmNllle.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22
WorshoE-, High:ishts

MI. and Mrs. Raymond Ham
neck attended a helated Mothers
Day celebration in the home of
Mr. and MrS. Robert Hammock,
near XIV aF.lie Sunday.
1t was ~ honor 81 Mrs. Robert
Hammock's mother, Mrs. Viola
Riddick. 1ae party had been post
poned IN order that MI. sat. and
Mrs Charles Riddick ana family.
Of Germany. might be present.
Other guests included all Of the
honoree : children blT two. AZ we'll
as numerous grandchildren and
great-grandchlldren.
Miss Mary and r. w. Dupuv went
to the Symphony Concert in Rich
monN Sunday.
Luncheon Fer Young People
The young married group Of the
Bapslst cAnrch enjoyed a l~unchcon
at tho Solthside Parkway Rcstau-
rant III hppomattox Sunday.
The Rev. n. N. Soyals Will teach
the mission study class for the WINS
at the Baptist Church Tuesday,
May rs at 7:30.
The junior and senior classes of
the high school. accompanied by
some of the faculty. toured Llray
CaYclns. Saturday.
The Sunbcams and The GA viii
meet Al MS Baptist church Wed
nesday. May N At 7.3o.
mere From Washington
Mr.. ard Mrs, j. M. ONell anc
children. Lynn and Johnny. Of
WA hineton. d. AL. spent the week
ead With their annts. Miss Onie
Pofterfiald and Mts. D. A. S3uthall
Mrs. Allen Fielding. Of Bealeton
Mns. James Brown and Miss Eliza
beth jenkins, of Culpeper
were luncheon guests Of Nh. ans
Mrs. G. f. Ellington. Saturday.
Mrs. G. L. Irving. Misses Bet,
Lloyd Isvira and Bette Loa For,
called on Mrs. W. II. sommers II
Blackstone. Sunday.
Alf. ana Ms. OGs Mckay an
family, If Richmond. were veel
end guests Of tte Stanley McKays.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22

the 4th quarterly conference which
held at Antioch Church Satur-
day night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22
F~irestone Champion

Built to Firestone's e~xacting quality standard
the Champion offers you real economy. For i
price, you simply can't find a better tire.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22

Available in black or white,
tube-type. tubeIess. with
all sizes low priced
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
PekcuIus de
vioies ofreee
la BibIioteeo

Una serie de peliculas sobre
viajes, presentada por la Biblio.
teca Publica de Miami bajo ell
'titulo Travel MPL" ofrecera
ell e~ntrante 5 de Mario una ex-
cursion por la Europa Central,
en- tres exhibiciones que ten
dram lugar a la l, $3.50 y 8 PM.
Este viaje cinematografico
comepzara a bordo del lujoso
trasatlantico Queen Eliza.
BETH. con la vista de 81 pal
SEES del viejo continente. Las
parties mas llamativas las COM
pondran los Alpes Suizos y las
antiguas ciudades culturales de
Italia, Franeia Espana, Alema-
MIA i Austria.
La entrada seri por medic
de boletos gratis, las que seran
dadas al publico hasta agotarse,
e. Lunes 2 de Mario a las 6
de la tarde en- la Biblioteca Nc l
Biscayne Boulevard, y tambien
podran obtenerse en- las Biblio-
tecas Sucursales solicitandolas
con anticipation.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
DUPLICA FL NUMERO
De CONSTRUCTIONS
EN- FL CONDADO

La industrial de la contruc.
cion en- ell Condado Dade ha al.
canzado I'm ritmo este ano, que
duplica ell movimiento habido
ell ano pasado por igual fecha.
Ell Departments Metropoli.
tano de Construcciones y Zoni
ficacion expidi6 permisos ell mes
pasado, que alcanzan a la gruess
suma de 1913 millones de d6la.
res, segun cifras del informs
presentado por al Administra-
dor del Condado, o. w. Camp.
bell.
Ell valor de los permisos ex.
pedidos en- enero de 1888 alcan.
10 81 millones de dolares sola.
mente.
FL mayor aumento Sc compro-
DO en- ell renglon de construccio
mes residenciales. Las nuevas ca.
sas comenzadas a co%nstruir ell
mes pasado, alcanzaron un total
de 500, 8 sea, I'm aumento de
1856 sobre Ell ano anterior.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Cuddver Erroneumente Identificudo
Era ell de Ia Sra. Mary |. Mes|ener

Ell nuevo Aeropuerto Interna-
cional, en- la cual trabajaba CO.
me enpleada a cargo de reser-
vacior de pasajes.
De la oficina salio a las Sic
tie y treinta y seis minutes de
ia noehe segun ell registro de
control, para tomar SUI CAIRO,
un Rambler modelo 1858 esta-
cionado cerca de la entrada del
nuevo aeropuerto en- ell lote de
estacicnamiento de la NAL. Pc.
no lego a SUI casa,
FL caro- es de color azul os.
euro con ell techo de un azul
palido y una franja de azul mas
intense a 10 largo de los costa.
dos. La plaza, del aho 1859, tie
ne ell numero 1-105970. Ell sar.
gento Charles O'Connor, de l;
Division de Homicidios, Poll.
cia Metropolitan, pide al publ
co que en- Ell case de encontrar
ell caro- Sc avise telefonicamen.
tie a su oficina embellishments
La sonora Meslener habia co
menzado a trabajar en- la Ma
tio1al hacia apenas una soma
ma, dcspues de haber atendidc
durante otra, las classes de en-
trenamiento exigidas en- estos
cases.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Collins Exhortu
q Tener CuImu en-
ell ProbIenru de
Ia Segregation

Ell Gobernador Leroy Co.
llins, en- declaration publica
hecha en- Tallahassee, expres0
que en- estos momentos los
Legislatures, candidates, la
prensa y los gobernadores
mismos deben abstenerse de
sus estallidos sobre los diver
SOS aspectos de la segrega-
ci6n.
"Ha llegado la bora de eier-
citar ell dominic de reprimir
nos en- este campo, dijo Co.
llins, durante SUI conferencia
de prensa, al negarse a CO.
mentar el Manifesto sobre Sc
gregacion adoptado por I'm
grupo de Legislatures.
"Yo creo que ell pueblo 10
comprende en- 10 que vale",
continue. "Tengo la sensa.
cion de que TODD ell asunto
esta tan eargado de aspectos
emocionales y tan sujeto a
interpretaciones POGO sanas,
que es cast SECURE que cual-
quier declaration seria reci-
bida bajo I'm aspecto diferen-
te del que quiso darSele. Por
ESQ no ofrezco comentario al
guno."
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

En- information dada a nues-
tros iectores en- la edici6n de
aver de este Diario, dijimos que
la policia habia identificado Ell
cadaver hallado por unos pes
cadores en- "la vereda de los
enamorados' a orillas del Rio
Miami cerca del NV S. River
Drive y la Avenida So, como ell
de Christine Burke, antigua ca
msrera de la cantina Tiny's
Post Inn. Ahora resulta que la
identification hecha por ell Je-
fe de la Policia de Hialeah Gar
dens, Gerald Frost, fue equfvo-
cada, pues Christine Burkek ha
aparecido sana y saliva en- Cam
den New Jersey.
Ell cadaver corresponds a la
sonora Mary Louise Meslener
de 1920 NV 7th Court, en- com
pania de su esposo, vino a Mia.
mi de ell Bronx, Nueva York
hace apenas cuatro meses.
En- ell curse de la investiga.
ci6n origlna. la policia encon-
tro que Frank Meslenr habia
inforrado a esta la desapari.
cjon de SUI esposa desde ell lu.
mes Dor la noche en- que dej6
de- prssentarse a su casa des'
pues de haber salido de la of.
Gina de la National Airlines en-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Estudion Proyeeto
de Un P~Ioneturio
Pare "Vizeoyu"

La Comision Metropolitans
aprob6, en- principle, la cons
trucci6n de I'm planetarium en-
Vizcaya, con un costo de $555.
009, 81 puede ser financiado ba-
jo I'm plan de propia amortiza-
ciUn.
Ell Administrator del Conda-
do ma recibido ell. encargo de
estudiar Ell proyecto.
La Sra, de Johnson Davis, del
JUROR Museum Guild ha decla-
RADIO que ell planetarium, que
estaria a la altura del Plane
tarium Hayden de Nueva York
y ell Adler de Chicago, seria
c%onstruido al pie de este Mu-
SEQ, para 10 cual va Sc ha dado
la aprobacion por ell Condado
y Sc inaugurarfa en- 1860.
.t
Antieipadamente Sc calcuia
que 100000 personals visitarian
Ell Planetarium anualente y que
este produciria una ganancia
liquida de $375.0O0, APPLICABLE
a la reduction de bonos por
100000 que serian emitidos
para ell financiamiento de la
obra y colocados entire la ciu,
dedsnia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
pIDEN D0NACIONES
EN- La LUCIA CONTRA
Las ENFERkEDADES
DEL tORAz0R A0Ul

FL Presidente del Fondo con
desilno a mejoramiento de las
intermediates del coraz0n.
uuien es tambien uno de los
Comislondos del Condado Da-
de, desea lamar la atencion a
aeuellas personas a quienes Sc
lie dejaron sobres solicitando
donaciones, para que remitan
su contribution a la Heart Asso-
citation of Greater Miami, 2 S.
E., 18th Street, Miami. Con es-
to ayudara listed al Fondo a
obtener ell Objective que Sc ha
%propuesto EN- esta campana.
Los fondos recolectados Sc
usaran en- la lucha contra las
intermediates del corazon por
medio de la investigation, edu-
cacion publica y beneficencia
communal.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
CONCERTO cUBANo
DARAN ESTA NOcHE
EN- MIAMI BEACH

A manera de recordatoria a
nuestros lectores, repetimos hoy
la information dada en- nues-
ira edici6n de aver, sobre Ell
concerto de mdsica Guiana que,
como homemade al pueblo de los
Estados Unidos, ofreceran esta
noche la Comisi6n de Turismo
de Cuba y la West Indies Fruit
Company.
FL concerto, q cargo de la
Orquesta Fajardo, tendra lugar
en- Ell Pier Park Recreation
Center-55 Ocean Drive, Miami
Beach, y la entrada Is compile.
tamente gratis.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
NUBE PREOcUPA A
la POBLAcION

Una nube, cuya formation Sc
mejaba I'm gran embudo GER
niendose sobre la parte noroes-
tie de la ciudad, POGO despues
de la una de la tarde, cause tai
intranquilidad entire los habi-
tantes de esta, que la oficina
meteorological Sc VIC inundada
de llamadas telefonicas solicit
tando information sobre sus po-
sibles causas y consecuencias.
La oficina informo que, a pc
sar de que Ia oscura formation
daba la impression de ser una
tromba o tornado, Sc trataba
tan solo de una nube, la que no
habia descendido a mas de 500
pies de TERRA.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
"Arte en- Ia Religion" Serd
Tena de una Gran EXPOSITION

La attraction principal de es-
ia temporada en- la Galeria de
Arte Joe and Emily Low de la
Universidad de Miami, sera la
exhibition de "Arte en- la Re-
ligi6n' que Sc inaugurara con
una preview para sus miembros
ell domingo primero de mario
de 3 a 5 p. m.
Alberta para ell publico del
3 al 20 de mario, la exhibition
Sc convertira en- ell punto focal
de un festival de arte que Sc
efectuara durante los dias pri-
nero al siete en- los terrenos
de la Universidad.
Presidiera ell festival ell DR..
H. Franklin Williams vicepre-
sidente de la Universidad de
Miami y colaboraran con ell
DR.. Williams en- los aspectos ar
tisticos del festival, C. Clay AL
bridge, Director de la Galeria
Clayton Charles, Presidente del
Departamento de. Arte y Ro-
bert Tyler Davis, coordinador
cultural.
Presentando pinturas, graft
cos, esculturas, iconos, textiles
y otros ornamentos r~eligiosos,
la exhibition consistira de obras
en- prestamo de los principles
museos y colecciones particu-
lares.
Entire otros objetos facilita'
dos por ell Museo de Arte Me
tropolitano de la ciudad de Nue.
va York, Sc encuentran un re-
lieve en- estuco de la Virger
y ell Nino, de la escuela de Do
natello, una escutura Ingle'
sa del siglo IA en- alabastro
presentando la flagelacion de
Senior, y un grupo de estampa'
de Durer.
Laminas por Rembrandt, i'm
presas por Kennedy and Co.
de Nueva York, seran presen
tadas, 10 mismo que dos manus
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

Anyways para firmar pactos CO.
lectivos con la CompaTia.
I'm vocero declare que Hoffa
habia considerable la votacion
como un triunfo muy importan-
tie en- la nueva campana. Los
camioneros del Sindicato CANA
ron $50 de los 780 votos emit
dos.
Hizo referencia Hoffa a las
noticias que indican como la
aviacion a retropropulsion trae-
"a la creacion de nueva Com
panias para ell transporte de car
ga aerea, agregando: "Y noso-
tros estaremos ALI para organi-
Ear a sus trabajadores".
La Junta DIRECTIVE del Sin
dicato de Camioneros ha estado
reunida sesionando aqui desde
ell lunes, y Hoffa ha revelado
que planea una Immediate re-
vision de su chrome organiza-
cion, dividiendo ell pals en- IL
territories, cada uno de los cua-
les tendra un Vice-Presidente
Regional con autoridad para de-
cidir sobre huelgas y ell empleo
de los fondos de Ia orpaniza-
cion, asi como las disputas den
tro del Sindicato, provenientes
de las Locales bajo SUI jurisdic-
cion.
Joffa ha dicho que la medi-
da tiende a modernism la orga-
nizacion del Sindicato Y elimi-
nara una tremenda cantidad de
papeleo en- las oficinas interna-
cionales del mismo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
lmpuestos no Aumentardn en-
Dos Amos, Insiste Collins

A pesar de los informes PEST
mistas de etras fuentes, Ell Go.
bernador Collins insiSte en- ase.
gurar que la Florida puede sa-
lir adelante en- los proximos dos
amos sin necesidad de implan,
tar nuevos impuestos.
En- SUI conferencia de prensa
asevero Collins que Florida es
aparentemente uno de media
docena de Estados en- toda la
naci6n, que Sc encuentran en-
esta favorable" p~osicion.
Dice haber averiguado 10 an.
terror en- una session del Conf
te Executive de la Conferencia
de Gobernadores reunida en- Bi.
loxi, Miss, la cual Sc llevo a
cabo ell martes. Agrego que ell
tema de finanzas e impuestos
recibio mayor atencion por par
tie de los Gobernadores, que
cualquiera otro topico.
"Encontre que cast todos los
Estados estan en- un apuro por
evitar la promulgacion de nue.