The Coral Gables Times

2 THE CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, August 17, 1961

DEED Changes

From Carter to George and Bertha Ahlers, 427 Alhambra Cir. From Brink to Neil and Alice Del- mole, 445 Malaga Ave., $18,500. From Russo to Alfonso and Martha ne, 319 Cedima Ave. From O'Shaughnessy to Morgan S. d Marie M. Thomas, 3236 Riviera . $38,500. From Klebba to Philip and Pearl W. Goldsmith, 1512 Sen Rafael Ave. From Rusco to Harking Development rp., 4705 Alhambra Cir. From Carter to Marvin S. and Jo- phine D. Cone, 351 Sevilla Ave. From Watson to Candido and Olga Arreche, Lots 1 and 3, Block 21, ,000. From Kock to Candido and Olga H. rreche, Lots 2 and 47, Block 21, $6,300. From Abbott to Candido and Olga H. rreche, Lot 48, Block 21, $2,300. From Stubbs to Mueriel O. Vetter, 216 alterine. From Coffing to Donald and Marabeth edsewer, 1615 Country Club Prado, $35,- 0. From E. B. Leatherman to Jennie perirouth, Lot 20, and Lot 19, Less 0', Block 13, 708 Boabadilla, $200. From Camner to Clara S. Fuller, Lot Block 30, $7,500. From Grand Bide. Co. to Luis Emilio nd Cecilla Fortou, 831 Santiago Ave, 2,500. From McCarthy to Sanford A. and arle Ametrano, 614 San Antonio, $22,500. From Otto to Best Eastern Motels, Inc., 4-50-54 S. Dixie Hwy. From Scott-Steven Construction to Wil- am J. and Marguerite Dunn, 30 S. rospect Dr. From Graham Construction Co. to Will- am and Katherine Potter, 6925 Sunrise From Peal Corp. to Gorham Construc- on Inc., Lot 45, Block 2, $19,000.

UM Names Dr. Stenning To Post

An authority on power and propulsion, Dr. Alan H. Stenning, has been appointed chairman of the University of Miami department of mechanical engineering. Formerly on the faculty of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and technical director of an engineering consultant firm, Dr. Stenning replaces Prof. C. E. Anderson who had asked to return to teaching. Dr. Stenning was born in London, and received his bachelor of science degree at Glasgow University, Scotland. He came to the U.S. in 1950 with a Fulbright Travel Award to study at M.I.T., where he received his master's degree in 1951 and doctor of science in fluid mechanics in 1955. A naturalized U.S. citizen, Dr. Stenning lives with his wife, Faith, and son, Ian, 4 at 4321 Anderson, Coral Gables.

DR. STENNING

Golf Classes

Golfing classes for women started Aug. 11 under the sponsorship of the Coral Gables Youth Center at the Granada Golf course. The three-week course will be conducted Monday and Friday from 9 to 10 a.m. with a $10 fee for the six lessons. Reservations, or additional information can be obtained by calling the Youth Center at HI 8-2567.

WISE WORDS

The more we love our friends, the less we flatter them; it is by excusing nothing that pure love shows itself.—Moliere

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A Question Asked And So, They Took Cubans

By ELVA CHARLTON Correspondent Where do the hundreds of Cubans go to live after they arrive in Miami? We have just thrown down the velvet carpet of welcome for four separate Cuban families in front of our apartment building in the Gables. What's so strange about that? It breaks all the restrictions we have had ever since we built it several years ago. The six unit, one-bedroom building was a sideline of business endeavor with us. We restricted it to people who would give us no trouble — no children, no pets; quiet, preferably elderly couples or newly married, or reputable bachelors. Working women and their mothers, etc. "What is the objection people have about having Cubans for neighbors in the Gables?", I asked a real estate woman friend. "There's so many of them. They sleep all day and stay up and talk all night. I think you'll be sorry," she answered. But I'm not sorry. At least, not now. I learned a valuable lesson while I worked harder than I had in a long time to clean and get ready for occupancy three separate apartments in four hours' time. I found a poignant story in the luggage which was already on the floor, the books on the tables, the clothes hanging in the closets. A 10-year-old boy was the only one who could speak any English. Haltingly, he told me of his big home, all gone now. "Plenty of those," he said, pointing to the colored girl I had taken from working in my house to work in theirs. No women were in sight that day, but every once in a while, several cars would drive up in front of the building. Cuban men sprayed out like ants and seemed to swarm in and out of the three apartments. I don't know who they thought I was. I couldn't understand a word they said. My husband, the hardheaded business man he professes to be, has been running around all week buying rollaway beds for the three children and extra older people. And linens, cooking equipment, many things we never supplied before. We must store the air conditioners we have bought and paid for which were ready to go in. These people were so glad to have a home where they could be together, they preferred to have the rent adjusted and do without airconditioning. My husband is the realist, my son (in business with us) the idealist, and I'm the balance wheel between. I like to think of myself as specializing in human emotions. This was my first brush with the Cuban situation. Do you readers think I'll be sorry?

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