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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
(Viene de la Primera)

a Cuba no a invitaci6n del Go
bierno de Batista, sine de dos
entidades privadas, ell Colegio
Nacional de Arquitectos y la
Sociedad Guiana de Ingenie-
ros, que me cursaron ~invitaci6n
para dictar varias conferencias
sobre planificacion ante Su ma
tricula y en- reuniones de clubs
civicos".
Luego de citar los temas de
las conferencias que dictara
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
ESPERANZADA
MISS CUBA

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, mar
20 2.-(UPD-Miss Cuba de
1853 expreso SUI confianza de
que, ell tribunal revolucionario
absolvera a su esposo, ell eX te-
nienle de la fuerza aerea GU
bana, Eulalio Benavides Bales
teroS, acusado de crimenes de
guerra.
'"ES una persona muy buena
para haber estado bombardean
do y ametrallando poblaciones
como dice ell fiscal, dijo Armi.
MIA Perez cuya belleza lie gano
ei titulo de Miss Cuba ell ano
paSaoO.
La sonora Benavides, de 81
amos de edad, contrajo matri-
monio ell dia rs del pasado mes
de octubre. Ha estado asistien-
do a, proceso que Sc sigue con-
ira su esposo desde ell Is de fe-
brero.
Los recien casados, que espe
ran un hijo en- agosto, han con-
versado en- secreto y Sc han to-
mado las manos durante los
breves recesos del juicio que lie
han permitido estar juntos.
"Estoy segura de que es inc.
cente" expresa la sonora Bena-
videS a todos los que la escu-
chan.
BeI,avides, de 81 amos de
edad, fue instruido como pilo-
to de la fuerza aerea cubana
en- una base en- Estados Unidos.
mo creo que ninguno de no.
sotros -dijo- intento iamas
dar muerte a algun civil"
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
POSSIBLE VISTA DE
FIDEL A EEJJU

LA HABANA, MARIO 2.-CU.
P,I)-Fidel Castro do a en-.
tender en- una conferencia que
oelebro con un grupo de perio-
dlstas n~orteamericanos, que
scdEo asista a la reunion de
abril de la sociedad nortea-
mericana de directories de pc
ri6dicos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
VARIOS
(Viene de la pap. ~

propone visitar dichas tres pro-
vincias, asi como la de Las vi
Has para disponer ell comienzo
de los trabajos en- esas regiones
para que marchen parejos con
los de las aludidas de La Haba-
ma y Oriente siguiendo la norma
trazada por ell lider maximo de
la Revolution, comandante Fl
del Castro Ruz, Primer Minis
tro del Gobierno, quien recien-
temente visit6 Oriente y del re-
Sultado de clio informamos Ill
timamente.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
lNvIERTEN 49,.
(Viene de la Pag. 81

IVIene de la Pag. 81
S. A., que la hara a un costo
de $184, 060.46, en- $50 dias, y la
del puente "Lajas de GUAM.
mao, de 200 pies, de tres luces,
Sc adjudic6 al Ing Mario Sua.
req, y a la propia entidad "Te-
r%ritorial y Constructors Cello S.
AZ, que 10 ejecutara por $44,-
989.52, en- 80 dias.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03

tramt estre, que tengan "pacien-
cha y les prometio que "se ha-
"a iussic.a".
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03
.Ordenan Embargar Propiedades
de Ex Legislatures y MiIitares
Que Respa|daron al ex Dictator

Ell Primer MiniStro evito, sin
embargo, comprometerse en-
forma definitiva.
Castro mantuvo esperanto a
los periudistas cuatro horas en-
su resldencia de Cojimar. Lleg6
a las 4 de la tarde. La reunion
Sc habia fijado para las IL. En-
la casa, sin embargo, Sc sirvie-
ron emparedados y cafe a los
reriodiStas.
Eli su conversation Castro 50
refiiio en- terminus cordiales
al ruevo Embajador de los Es-
tados Upidos, Phillip W. Bon
sal.
Reriti6. tambi6n en- forma
cordial, la observation que ha
hecho en- varios discusses re.
cientes de que, los EStdos Uni
dos han dominado en- los aSuTi-
tos diplomaticos cubanos en- 81
rasado, Recalco, no obstante,
que en- la actualidad no hay min
gun prohlema que separe a los
dos paises.
NUEVO EQUIPO
LA HABANA, mario 2.-(N
P.I.)-La jefatura del ejercito
revolucionario ha ordenado la
confeccion de I'm proyecto para
empiear equipos de radar en- las
carreteras cubanas a fin de evi
tar academies y descubrir in
fracciones del transito.
LA HABANA, MARIO 2.-(U.
P.I.)-El senador chileno Sal.
vador Allende, Sc entrevisto con
ell Primer Ministro, Fidel Cas-.
tro, en- una forma muy singu.
lar.
Dufante un descanso en- h
reunion del conseio de Minis.
tros, Castro y Allende comic.
ron juntos en- un escritorio del
despacho presidential colmado
de papeles y documentoS.
, 1959-01-10
CITYtS MOST SoRDID AREAS
PRICED MOST HIGHLY


High land values in the central
sections Of our cities are among
the principal obstacles to making
our cities attractive places in
which to live. Even if a builder
with great difficulty were able to
assemble a sufficient plot Of this
land, he would be forced, because
81 its cost, to develop it at a den
SHY comparable to the crowded
eondition which originally contri-
buted to its decay. Hence the
paradox that the land which holds
a large rart Of all that is mean
and eordid in our cities is also
smong the most expensive.'
from the Twentieth Century Fund
survey Americas Needs and Re
sources: a New Survey" by j.
Frederic DeWhurst and associates.
, 1959-01-10
JUDGE MARIs

Of Appeals, where he
sat until his recent retirement,
which actually isn't complete
retirement. He continues to
hold all the rights and priv
leges Of his office except that
he performs judicial duties
only as he is willing to under
take them and to which he is
assigned by the Chief Justices
Of the U. S.
Judge Maris played an i'm
portant role as q member Of
The advisory committee which
supervised the codifcation Of
the laws Of the Virgin Islands.
For this he was awarded the
Virgin Islands NJ Z d a Of
, 1959-01-10
CONTRACT

the terms Of the contract the
Gahagan Company will be re-
quired to commence work
within a very few days and
that all work under the pro
ject should be completed by
the latter part Of March. The
dredging will be Of benefit not
only to the handling Of mill
tary vessels, according to Ma
ior Parham, but also to the
commercial tankers and other
vessels which regularly utilize
this channel.
, 1959-01-10
Card Of Appreciation

The family Of the late Mary
Eliza Richards gratefully ac-
knowledge the expressions Of
sympathy and kindness shown
them at the death Of their be-
loved Mother.
, 1959-01-10
w E b N E s D A
at 500 and $50 pm.
Page
s A T D n b A Y

at 500 and $3.50 pm.
Big Double Feature Day II
Hi No. ii
Paramount Pictures presents:
"SToWAWAY GIRL"
Elsa Matinelli, Trevor Howard,
Pedro Armendariz, Manuela, the
Stowaway girl she would pay
any price for her return passage
from South America to Europe
, 1959-01-10


but not sell her soul to the whole
hot-eyed crew. Fighting over her,
the men forgot their dangerous
cargo and the horrors Of fire at
seal
Hit No.
Columbia Pictures presents:
THE LONG HAUL"
Victor Mature, Diana DORIS,
John Welsh
The terrific drama behind the in
vestigation headlines /! | Silk, flesh
and dynamite
In Technirama and Technicolor
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-01-10

Only 2 per cent Of the land
ct the world is cultivated.
notes q Twentieth Century
Fund report.
, 1959-01-10
MRS. REA IRWIN
The Frederiksted Broker
FOR RENT

Two 3 three bedroom apis.
and houses : furnished & I'M
furnished - Seasonal & annu-
ally Perfect condition
walled, handicapped gardens
delightful galleries quiet &
cool.
Call : F'sted IFS F'sted 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Proposal Criticized

to two acres later if they
wished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

nance offers no criteria the
board has no right TO use a
criterion for judging permit is
sues, he added.
The case is considered sig
niflcant because it could set a
precedent for tower-type apart
ments such as those existing
in next-door Arlington County.
The Carper-Fuchs project is
one of the first such tower
type apartment projects pro-
posed in Fairfax. 1t was OPP
posed by the board largely be-
cause Of protests from residents
of the Old Dominion drive and
Chain Bridge road area. The
County Planning Commission,
n owever, recommended APP
proval because they felt it
would provide a buffer zone
between proposed commercial
and residential developments in
Mclean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Boy Sentenced
In Assault Case

A 17-year-old Alexandria boy
was given a 30-day suspended
sentence in Fairfax County Ju-
venile Court yesterday in an
assault on 57-year-old Grove
ton High School teacher.
Juvenile Court Judge John A.
Rothrock said the boy. who is
not a student at the school.
had gone there April 10 to pick
up his girl friend.
At the principals Office the
boy was told to leave the school.
A woman teacher, who appar-
emily thought the boy was a
student told him to stop but
he kept right on going, the
judge said, Peter P. Liwski of
1880 North Albemarle street,
Arlington, math teacher, then
grabbed the boy by the arm,
Judge Rothrock said.
The judge said the boy, then
Swung on" Mr.. Liwski and
knocked his glasses off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Business District
Fucelift' Begun
In Silver Spring

Another step was begun yes
teroay in the move to beautify
the Silver Spring business
district.
Workmen of the Montgomery
County Department of Public
Works began sprucing up an
alley used by shoppers to get
from stores in the 5000 block
of Georgia avenue to a park
ing lot in the rear.
The 25-foot-wide alley will
have a paved pathway, sod on
both sides, and planted shrub
berry, according to Robert T.
Mangum, chairman of the
Junior Chamber of Commences
Operation Facelife" commit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
NEW HELICOpTER SERVICE INAUGURATED

tee. Lamp posts, benches and
a phone booth also will be pro-
vided. s.
Mr.. Mangum also revealed
plans by the State Roads Com
mission to replant all the traf-
fic islands in the business area.
The State will provide the
manpower and the Jaycees will
get planting material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Mud Helps
Police Trop
2 EscuDees

LYNcHBURG. Va, April %
Especially Two teen-age boys
who fed the National Training
School in Washington are in
custody here today after a
high-speed chase ended with
their stolen car and three po-
lice cruisers mired in axle
deep mud.
The boys, is and is years
old. were fleeing three State
police cars at speeds up to IS
miles-an-how Tuesday night.
They ducked a roadblock IN
Amherst and raced through
the town, but made their mis-
take when they turned into a
muddy lane near Sweetbriar
College.
The thick mud quickly slowed
the fugitive's car to a halt.
The three police cars piled into
the lane after them, and also
became stuck fast. The boys
were caught. but it was six
hours before the cars could be
freed.
The fugitives had already
stolen three cars since their
escape Saturday when they
broke into the home of Her.
bert H. Marshall, 50, in Ruck-
erSville, police said.
They threatened Mr.. Mar
shall with clubs took clothing
and $98, bound Mr.. Marshall
with neckties and fed in his
car. police said. The car was
spotted by State Trooper Will
liam Kaufman an hour later
and the chase was on.
The youths appeared in
Green County Court yesterday
and we're ordered held for
grand jury action on charges
of armed robbery, statutory
burglary and auto theft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

stories to be built.
The buildings in question are
planned for SO acres at Old
Dominion drive and Pimmit
Run in Mclean. They are
scheduled TO be about 10 stories,
Acting for o. v. Carper, the
landowner, and Morris l.
Fuchs. the developer, Attorney
L. L. Bean today filed a motion
for summary Judgment. 1t asks
the court to rule on the ordi-
nance's constitutionality.
Mr.. Bean, appearing this
morning to debate the super
visors' refusal TO issue the per-
init some months ago, asked
instead that the board be re-
quired to explain on what
grounds the refusal was made.
Since the apartment house
ordinance says nothing about
height" he said, I'VE feel their
action, as we'll as the law, is
unconstitutional" If the ordi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

wilkins referred apparently TO
the metropolitan agency pro-
posed by the Joint Senate
House committee, headed by
Senator Bible. Democrat Of Ne
vada.
School Issue Raised
In other action, the supervis-
ors decided to ask the School
Board for more information
about the boards planned in
termediate school program.
The request for information
was made by Supervisor Thomas
s. Gray. Mr.. Gray said that in
the joint meeting of the School
Board and supervisors last
week, the supervisors we're fur
nished some unverified informa-
ton and cost figures"
Mr., Gray asked that the in
formation be sent by mail to
each supervisor. The informa-
ton requested included: an ex-
PLANTATION of the costs of the
intermediate system, the aver
age cost of construction for a
classroom for intermediate and
elementary school buildings,
and how the School Board de-
termined that a shift back to
the old system would leave
$4,000 pupils without a school
to go to in the fall Of 1861.
Questions on Site
Mr.. Gray also asked how
many sites have been acquired
for the intermediate schools,
when they were acquired and
how long it took to acquire
them.
Supervisors William H. Moss
and Richard P. Overshine
voted for the request but
stressed they were not ques-
tionlng the School Board is
intermediate program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Human Relations
Council Elects

Maj. Jay S. Worrall, jr., Of
Vienna, Va, has been elected
president of the Fairfax County
Council on Human Relations.
Other new officers are Edwin
Lynch, the Rev. w. E. Costnel
and the Rev. Thomas P. Scan
nell, vice presidents; the Rev
Edward L. Ericsson, recording
secretary; Noel Hemmendinger
corresponding secretary, anc
David Scull, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

about the plan last october 10,
according TO County Executive
Carlton G. Massey.
Mr.. Massey said the State
Highway Department would
recommend the proposal to the
General Assembly.
The subject was preached by
the National Park Service, al
Enough the Park Seryice has
not decided definitely It vents
such a road, Mr.. Massey said,
Under the proposal, Route
235 would be taken over and
aright-of-way would be taken
on each side to give the road
parkway appearance.
y Sewer Route Approved
The board also gave official
approval to an agreement with
the District Commissioners to
run a sewer line from the new
.CIA building in Mclean to
Chain Bridge and from there
to the District treatment plant
at Blue Plains
The agreement, which has
eheen in the works several
months, would permit the
county to abandon its Pimmitt
Run treatment plant
The Pimmitt Run plant hai
been threatened for some tint
with overlooking.
Mr.. Massey explained a pipe.
line would open for residential
development all of the Pimmitt
Run drainage area.
He said plans now are ready
Tor the line and construction
could start in about six weeks
The cost of the project is
100000.
Supervisor Anne wilkins call
ed the agreement "a major ster
IN the right direction. She sale
it was an indication that prob
lens could be worked out Joint
sly without the need for a met
yropolitan "super-agency." Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Rescue Squad Elects

The Wheaton Rescue Squad
has elected John A. Walters
as its new chief and Allen l..
Gibbons as its new president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

GutClllS OOWH JllC Size VI lIlS
-.two-acre area.
The ordinance calls for one
land two-acre minimum lot size
restrictions in the western Sec
ton of the county. An emer-
sgency ordinance similar to the
sone now under consideration is
being attacked in the Virginia
Supreme Court and in the
County Circuit Court.
. The emergency ordinance was
adopted after the State Su-
preme Court upheld a lower
court ruling that killed the
Freehill amendment. TIL a t
amendment put about two
thirds of the county into a two
acre lot zone.
Third in One-Acre
The new ordinance up for
final adoption puts about a
third of western Fairfax County
in a one-acre zone. Two-acre
lots are set up in about half of
rDranesville district, including
jail OF the Difficult Run water
shed and the MaSonS Neck area
of Mount Vernon district.
I. William R. Perlick, president
of the County Federation of
Civic Associations, told the
board the federation as d
whole had not expressed an
opinion on the ordinance but
that the executive committee
had approved it.
Mrs. Robert T. Andrews of
Mclean. president of the Fair.
AJAX League of Women Voters,
said: I'VE strongly urge that
every step be taken to check
urban sprawl"
Sees Benefit i'll Delay
Robert R. Smith of the Navy
Community League in Centre
willie district said his group
favored the one-acre restric-
lions in its district.
D. V. c. Birrell Of the
District Corps of Engineers
told the supervisors the Poto-
mac River already was very
CLOSE to the limits of tolerance"
on pollution. The coming ordi-
nance would delay develop
ment long enough to set up a
Aplan for regional sewage dis
posal, he said.
DR.. Ira GabrielSon, head of
the Northern Virginia Regional
Park Authority, who spoke as
an individual landowner,
favored the ordinance and said
1t was "a wise program"
The ordinance was favored
also by Hugh Pomeroy. county
szoning consultant. He said he
spoke only as an individual.
The ordinance was opposed
by DR.. Homer Hoyt, an econo-
mist and land appraiser of
Washington. DR.. Hoyt owns
land in the county.
Farm Water Polluted
Jesse j. Ramey, a Vienna
farmer. said the water on his
1.-TWO farms has been so polluted
by development upstream that
= his cattle won't drink it. Mr.
: Ramey said about a mile of
. Difficult Run goes through his
property.
The law firm of Gibson, Mill
sap, Hicks and Hansbarger
(which represents landowners
opposed to the two-acre coming,
told the board in a letter that
the landowners would not OPP
.. pose one-acre coming if the
land could be rezoned for half
acre lots when sewers were
5 available.
William c Burrage, county
planning director, suggested
that the two-acre zone include
only about a quarter of the
DraneSville district. That area
would be bounded by George
town pike and the river and
by Swlnks Mill road and the
-Loudon County line.
Land south of Georgetown
pike should be zoned one acre,
sMr. Burrage said, adding that
1the supervisors could zone
some Of the one-acre land back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Foirfox Builders Sue
On Apartment Height

The woud-be builders Of Fairfax Countys first towertypa
apartment house development today suit Circuit Court
They challenged consttutonay Of the county coming ord
under which the Board OF Supervisors has refused TO
issue building permit.
AT issue whether allow apartments over three or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Extension of Parkway
To Rte. | Considered

Extension Of the George Washington Memorial parkway
from Mount Route under consideration by Vir
ginia and the National Park Service.
The extension plans brought out last night at meet
ing OF the Fairfax County Board Of Supervisors The
ysors gave their approval to the proposed project.
Park Service Director Conrad L. Wirth wrote Gov Almond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
, Foirfox 2-Acre zoninq
sSetforV Vote Wednesday

final vote Fairfax Counys Wo-acre coming ordinance
has been moved Wednesday by the Board of Super
sVisors.
The took this action yesterday after hour
public hearing at which majority of landowners who appeared
approved the restrictions and the planning director suggested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

Supervisor Richard P. Oven
shine said Mr.. Burrage's sug-
gestion on coming land back
from one to two acres was
utterly unrealistic" and "out
of this world entirely"
Herbert Shumann, assistant
planning director, said he was
'fn absolute accord with Mr.,
Burrage."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
Ewes secret: Why women love men

without stirring from the home estate, she
has caught another one! never saw such
luck. | might have hunted these woods
hundred years, never would have run
across that thing
Next day-I have been comparing the
new one with the old one, and it is per-
fectly plain that they are the same breed.
l was going to stuff one of them for my
collection, but she is prejudiced against it
for some reason; so have relinquished the
idea. The old one is tanner now and can
laugh and talk like parrot. The new one
is as ugly now as the old one was at first;
has the same sulphur COM
plexion and the same singular head without
any fur on it. She calls it Abel.
Ten years loser = They are boys; we
found it out long ago. 1t was their coming
in that small, immature shape that puzzled
us. There are some girls now. Abel is a
good boy, but if Cain had stayed bear it
would have improved him. see that was
mistaken about Eve in the beginning; it is
better to live outside the Garden with her
than inside it without her. At first thought
she talked too much, but nOw should be
sorry to hare that Voice fall silent and pass
out of my life. Blessed be the chestnut that
brought US near together and taught me to
knosO the goodness Of her heart and the sweet
ness Of her spirit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
EUe's diary

When / look back, the Garden is dream
to me. 1t was beautiful but now it is lost,
and | shall see it no more.
The Garden is lost, but l have found
him, and am content. He loves me as well
as he can; love him with all the strength
of my passionate nature. If | ask myself
why love him, find l do not know =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11

and | do not really much care to know.
1t is not on account of his brightness
that | love him = no, it is not that. 1t is
not on account of his gracious and con-
siderate ways and his delicacy that love
him. No, he has lacks in these regards
But he is improving.
1t is not on account of his industry that
l love him = no, it is not that. He has it in
him, and do not know why he conceals it.
1t is not on account of his education
that | love him = no, it is not that He is
self-educated, and does really know multi
tude of things, but they are not SO.
1t is not on account of his chivalry that
! love him. He told ON me, but do not
blame him; it is a peculiarly of sex, l
think, and he did not make his sex.
Then sohy is it that I loUe him? Merely
because he is masculine, / think.
He is strong and handsome, and love
him for that, and / admire him and am
proud Of him, but could love him without
those qualities. would love him even if
he were wreck and would work for him,
and slave over him, and pray for him, and
watch by his bedside until died.
Yes, think love him merely because
he is mine, there is no other reason, I sup
pose. And so think that this kind of love
is not product of reasonings and statistics.
1t just comes = none knows whence = and
cannot explain itself. And doesn't need to.
Adam al Ewes grove
Wheresoever she was,
there was Eden.
We'll, they don't sOrite stories these days
sOith last lines as beautiful as that Onel Neat
,Oeek: a famous Italian Journalist recOunts a
true tale of World Var H. "The Secret of Cen
er0I della ROUeve." CHIFFON FAp,MAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11

BREAKDOWN" TEST toughest ever made on
bstisFies! Ordinary battery pIstes IIestl have lost
vital power producing material and filled after
only IS hours Of vibration testing Auto-Lite
sts-ful with Power Bond fright shows no damage
Of sll after 1000 hours in same testi Plstes are
still intact and delivering fun starting pOwsFl