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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
Por ell hundo del Ce|uIoide

WHEN LEIGH va es abue-
la. Su hija Suzanne Harrington,
de "a amos (del primer matri-
monio de Vivien, quien contra
10 matrimonio con Robin Fa-
rrington I'm vendedor de segu-
ros) ACADIA de tener un hijo, ell
primer nieto de Vivien. Ell aeon
tecimiento tuvo lugar en- Lon
dres y la criatura peso 8 libras.
Llevara ell nombre de Neville
Leigh.
Los ingleses y mexicanos sc
quejan de que la TV de sus res
pectivos paises esta plagada de
peliculas hechas en- EE w.,
y que ESQ resta trabajo a los
artistas locales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19

l-Corsario o filibustero
7-Implementos de labranza
13-Polos positivos
14-Tranquilo, en- calma
15-Dios egipcio del sol
16-Monacillo
18-Circulo social, Inic.
19-Nombre de mujer
21-Parte de los tejados
22-Hermano de Cain
23-Entreguele
25-Gardner, por ejemplo
26-Situa
27-Desconsolada
29-Navegante famoso
30-Comida nocturna
31--Natural de Mauritania
32-Provincia de Espana
34-Patrones monetarios
37-Bahia
38-iSocorro!
&c.. Caballo y rey
40-Apellido espanol
41-Provincia argentina
43-Rio de Espana
44-Escuela General, Inic.
45-Confiscacion
47--Preposicion inseparable
48-Ave zancuda
50-Puros
52-Terreno terciario, Inv.
53--Domestica.
VERTICALES
1-Desfile militar
2-Vanos, futiles
3-Letra griega
4-Nombre de mujer
5-Sombrero de mujer
6--Destruida
7--Agarrara
8-Desafio
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
poema BE hoy
Mi Camiisa

Este comiso blonco que mi rnodre ho zuFeido,
tan lIeno del aroma intino de mi casa,
tiene una sontidod euyo ocuIto sentido
nj e~njeVece nj Poso....!
70 Podre ser mariana I'm hombre potentodo,
sin soberbios ridiculos y sin turbios s~onrojos.
A estos dos de ohoro IIomore mi posodo,
y una loqrimo triste coero de mis- oios.
mi posodo! iOh, que duIce me serd TODD este!
En- ell viejo horizonte va mi sol Sc hobro puesto,
y 20 desPreeiore honores y fortuna
Aeoso este de sedos riquisimos vestido;
mas con este oomiso que mi mare no zurcido,
no me pondre nineuno. -!
AGUSTIN AcosTA
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
DEL H0GAR-por Victoria ALeiandro
hurl6 en- BusnOs Aires eI Dr.. Alexandra OrfiIs

A aVanzada edad, dejo de exidr Ell viernes recien pa.
sado, en- su Residential de Buenos Aires, ell distinguido hombre
puDnco y notable Jurlsconsulto, Doctor Alexandra 0rfiIa,
a quIen Sc considerable como un ilustre patriarch de Ia rica
provincial de Mendoza. de la cual fue uno de sus mas pro.
greSlStas gobernadores y a la cual representa- en- varias oca.
stones como Senador en- ell Congreso de la Republica Ar.
gentna' BESIDE hace mas de veinte amos viva en- B1enos
Aires, donde con gran exito ejercia la profession de abopado
Con motlVo de la gravedad de su padre, viajo hacis SUI
lecho de moribundo nuestro distinguido amigo, ell Doctor Ale.
Jandro Orflia' Mlnlstro Plenipotenciario y Enyiado Extra.
ordlnarlo de Argentina en- Washington. DISCRIMINATORY
tie, lego despues del deceso de su ilustre progenitor.
Al conslgnar la sensible noticia, DIARIo LAS AME:
RICAS envia su sincera condolencia a toda Ia apreciabIs
tamllla Orfha, especlalmente a la hoy viuda, Doha Elena de
Orfila; al Doctor Alexandra Orfila, hijo, su esposs Jean y
sus hiJoS, RESIDENCES en- Washington, DC; al Doctor Joss
Carlos Orflla, Mlnistro de Concrete e Industries de la Ma.
clon argentina, y su esposa bona Olga de OrhIa; al Doctor
1uan Antonio Orfla y su esposa Dona Maria Julia; al Doctor
Enrique Orfila y su esposa Dona Julia; y al Doctor Juan
Antonio orflla, hijo, este ultinno tambien muy relacionado
en- Washington, D. C. .~:~
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19

La ultima pelicula que ACADIA
de hacer SPENCER TRACY =
titula "The Last Hurrah".
CARROLL BAKER, estrells !.
de Gel Milagro'', p~elicula cuya
accion tr~anscurre en- Andalu.
cia, Sc paso dos semanas con
los gitanos en- las cuevas de era
NADIA aprendiendo ell battle v
canto flamencos.
*s~
Animando a la reina de Sa.
ba EN- una escena de SUI mas re-
ciente film, GINA LOLLOBRI-
GIDA sembro ell panico entire
los teenicos y actores al sacu.
dir violentamente ell ktiso
frente a la camara. La cinta Se
esta rodando en- Zaragosa.
4 .
JULEETTE GRECO tiexae d
papel principal femenino On
la nueva production "The Roots
of Heaven" en- la cual eompar-
ten papeles estelares Enrol
FLYNN y TREVOR HOWARD.
Ell rodaje Sc esta Aevando a O..
DO en- Africa bajo ana sefie de
CIRCUMSTANCES adversas, takes
como ell china que no. permite
trabajar despues del mediodia
porque Ell ealor es sofocante.
/. Como JAYNE MANSFIELD
que tiene a Mike HafguitaR
tambien IAN DORIS posee
a un Mister musculo" On "a,
lidad de amigo y protector q
la vez que gerente. Be Hama
Tommy Yearly.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
R0SGA DE QUESO Y
JAM0N

MNGRHDFENIES:
/ latica de erema de leehe
IA libra de queso- rallado
IA libra de jam6n prensado
picadito.
l. edta. de sal
l. cdta. de pimienta
Salsa de crema mixta.
Sc baten
los huevos con Ia sal durante
'un minute. Sc lie ahaden eli que
SO y Ell jam6n. Sc agrega sra.
dualmente la crema. Sc vierte
ID meZcla en- I'm molde de rosca
engrasado con bastante mantle.
quilla. Sc cocina al baio de ma
ria, en- ell horno, a 375 grades
F., hasta que al. introducirle
I'm pablo, este salga seco. Sc
retira del horno: Sc deja re-
frescar y Sc desmolda sobre Yin
plato. Sc vierte la salsa calien-
te Sc sirve aeompahado de tos-
taditas de pan.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
ECOS BAUTISTkS
SDeNDE RsTARAS 5 MINUTOs DEsPUEs DE MOMERs

Esta es una de las ~preguntas mas serias que Sc ,te haya
heeho alguna vez. Y va dirijida a ii, en- 10 personal. amigo
Nadie puede negar Ell hecho de la muerte, Fue Ponce
de Leon quien lego a la Florida en- 1869 en- busca de una
que bebiesen de ella. Pero jamSs Sc eneontro esa fuente:
Ponce de Leon muri6 como todos los demas tenen que
Puesto que la muerte es tan segura, 10 que mas debe
interesarle a uno es saber donde- va a estar despues dc IN
Jesus relate la historic de cierto hombre. Dijo, @Hsbia
y IN ha hSme eada r'd ds 9 Banq Sc ses eon es RarRata y hs 1s na tsnl bier;
un men s llsmad !. I1saa' ell Susl co ests6S ass mor; Z u
mendigo, y fe llevado poi los angeles al seno de Abraham:
}, murio tambien Ell rico y fue %seputado; = en- 81 in q n
Aqui tenemos. pues, una historic en- Ia que Sc nos dice
de dos hombres, uno de los cuales murlo' rue sepui,soo y
cuento, eaa tornado de la Palabra de Dios,, Las Sasradas
Escrituras. Amigo, icomo te ira despues de IA muerte?
cineo m minutes utte de- despues de- a Que m mueras t te eneontrarss en-
las llamas del inferno. Dios tiene que castigar a los peca.
dores :. y no hay uno solo en- este mundo que no ,haya
Pecado @Todos gaescaron y estan d~estituidos de Ia gloria de
Empero, nuestro Creador, Ell amoroso Dios, no Sc com
place en- la muerte del malo. Cinco' minutes despues de
que muerss, no tienes por que estsr en- el il inf hsrd3n hay hay
I'm canine de Salvation. Hay un Canine de perdoh' nay
un canine para encontrar la pz con Dios.
salvo ~ Entonees, observa con TODD euidsdo este simple
b~osquejo del plan de salvation de Dios
s::sss4isss 3 fss s5o; s;.j 1: D s.s. & sssf + !: e s5.r ! Il 81 : 81 s:%i1 8:
!s..s!. q ss; Ne se; ss;s,. s. i'sss.. s: : = $'sn ssr =: T. e: e s Z ! a g:
Esq., s;S no !. :; ., ss;stFo, iz Psssss. , sssS% ss dos no 'sF ssf''' PAL. que
mag ss i Sss n IT, s5s7 Sss, { Jass s sss,I ssss i ts .'l! .Tassu. " g. i.l
qs s5ae sg ssas Ris sa. a en- "s sH sfs. que so s b s ssss. . mas % a% t.ns s'' Sda :. ss.ss
Juan 3l6). -f
BE: i. r sss sr: sssr: q; !, 'e ii. de Icy :.. sss 81, Il c sesss & Is. .!;nD' .''''..
LIZ, .ass{{a;rrd I : : ; + !: s'ssSSss, sns :sa: s 4 i, ysaa :ss.i I : sS - s.. s:i;ss 4
s sIS ! Ss{: : Il + s / !: Ss:ssS 'sSis:a: ]. ss SI: \ : ! 81 s:s is. i; sssss n
su nombre" Juan 1I). 8Que 81 confesares con tn boca al Senior
Jesus, y creyeres e tn coraz6n' que Dos lie levanto d e To- muertos'
seras sa1vo" (Romanos 1921. 49, -
Amigo, tie has dado cuenta de las maravIloss verdades que
Dios revela por medic de Su Palabra? ~ ~ .-
81 e. af, mo quieres recibir a Cristo Jesus como tn senior y
Salvador ahora mismo?. Cree soamente dentro de tn corszon que
cree sinceramente 10 que FL dice. que Ell te salv6 en- .el nismo
momento que tie vuelyas a EL. 5Lo haras2 -
VlSITE LArlGLESlA BAUTlSTA CENTRAL
1890 M e COURT !"
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
Compromise Matrimonial

FL lunes pasado, dia de SUI
cumpleanos, escogi6 la gentil
DANA Norka Dfaz, para partici-
par su compromise matrimonial
con ell apreciado caballero CT.
biarde Regidor, durante una re
union que tuvo lugar en- la resi-
dencia de sus padres, senior Ra.
fael Pichardo y sonora, Zenaida
de Pichardo. Ell senior Regidor
es hijc del senior Roberto Regi
dor y sonora, Lug Diaz de Regi-
dor.
Para tan estimada pareja, per-
teneciente a nuestra colonia GU
bana residente en- esta ciudad,
nuestras mas caras felicitacio-
mes y votos porque la vida les
sea una eterna luna de miel.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
AniYersario

Pleno de felicidad Sc encuen-
ira Ell hogar de los apreciables
esposos don Eduardo Gonzalez
sonora CIarentina de Coma
lez, miembros muy estima-
dos de nuestra colonia Gu
bana residente en- Miami, con
ell feliz advenimiento de una nj
nita, acaecido Ell lunes recien
pasado.
Enviamos nuestras sinceras
felicitaciones a los esposos Con
zalez, y formulamos votos por-
que la recien nacida, que al ser
bautizada llevara ell nombre de
YOlanda, crezca sana y fellz.
Esfudionte Destoeodo
Con toda brillantez particip6
ell ;oven estudiante Bias HERE
70 en- la competencfa de debate
celebrada en- dias pasados en- la
Univefsidad de Pittsburgh, en- la
cual teharon parte estudiantes
de so co'egios de los EE.UU.
Ell joven Herrera, pertene-
ciente al equipo de debate de la
Jniversidad de Miami, Y otro es.
tudiante Richard Essen, resul
taron vlctoriosos y regresaron
aqui con ell codiciado. trofeo.
Para 81, y para sus padres,
doctor Bias Herrera y sonora,
Blanca MarrerO de Herrera,
miembros estimados de nuestra
colonia puertorriquena, nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones por
Ell triunfo obtenido.
Pesome
Lamentamos Ell sensible falle
cimiento de la apreciada dana
tampens sonora Maria de LazO,
ocurrido en- esta ciudad en- dias
paSados, y enviamos nuestras
mas expresivas frases de condo
lencia a SUI viudo, senior Carlos
LazO, sus hijas Blanca Lazo de
Rodriguez, Lily LazO de ROsen-
do y Gloria Lao de NOguez, de
Miami, y a SUI hermana, senori-
ia Domltila Milford, de Tampa, y
demas deudos.
jPaz a SUI tumba!
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19

CUMPLEANOS. - Hoy cele.
bra los sonados Is amos, la
bella. y geutil senorita ecuatO-
riana, Gladys Gordils Polit,
quien Sc vera muy c%umplimen.
tada por sus familiares y ami.
COS. En- la Residential de sus
padres, Sr. Ramon A. Gordils
y Sra. Mercedes de Gordils
Sc celebrara una reception
que promote ser agradabili.
sima.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19

9-Circulo o redondel
10-Preposicion
11-Undecimo
12-Sustentacion
~17-Impuesto
20-Sin fundamento
22-Plantas
24-Sube de nivel
26-Intersticios de la piel
28-Nombre de mujer
29-Planta hortense
31-Masca
32-Nombre de varon
33-Sueltan
34-Balsamo
35-Relativo a la moral, Pl.
36-Salobre
38-Extraiga
41-Grasa animal
42-Provincia de la India
45-Racionamiento, Alb.
46-Agarradera
49-Nota musical
51-Teatro Nacional, Inc.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
Pssane
Fiestc de cumpIeohos

Ell domingo celebrara la grata
OCCASION de SUI cumpleanoS la gen
til DANA Guiana sonora Martha
de Prieto, esposa del senior Ra.
mon Prieto, y con tai motive
sera agasajada con una fiesta
informal en- la Residential de sus
h;jos, senior Idelfonso Herrera
y sonora, Blanca Prieto de He.
rrera, a la cual concurrira I'm
selecto grupo de sus amistades.
Con ell objeto de pasar junto a
ella tan grato dfa, como tam
hien las fiestas de Navidad y
Ano Nuevo, llegaran de la Ha-
bana otros de sus hijos, senior
Lugarico Lopez y sonora, Olga
Prieto de Lopez, a quienes nos
complace dar la mas calida bien-
venida y desear una estadia muy
placentcra entire ~nosotros.
Pcra La HobonG
Con Ell obieto de disfrutar de
las fiestas de Navidad y Ano
Nuevo en- La Habana al lado de
SUI famiiia en- la capital Guiana
salieron para ALA por la via ae-
rea ell senior Julio P. Mendez y.
sonora. Carmela de Mendez, a
ouienes despedimos eordialmen-
tie.
Aniversorio MatrinomioI|
Celebran en- Ell dia de hoy un
nuevo aniversario de bodas ell
DR.. Fabio Ruiz ROjas y sonora,
Della Arrange de Ruiz Rojas,
miembros distinguishes de nues-
ira eolonia Guiana Fesidente en-
Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras fellcitaciones y votos por-
que disfruten de muchos amos
mas de dicha y compression
conyugal. \
Nos complace enviar nuestras
felicitaciones muy especiales a
la gentil pareja Guiana forma-
da por ell senior Manuel Lopez
Milan y sonora, Antonio del
Cerro de Lopez, con motive de
la grata celebration de un nue.
20 aniversario de bodas en- Ell
dia de hoy.
Felicitamos calurosamente al
seh.r Mario Dorado y sonora,
Eva de Dorado, miembros apre-
ciados de nuestra colonia hispa-
noamericana, quienes celebran
en- esta fecha la grata OCCASION
de SUI aniversario de bodas.
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

that certain manufacturers
are putting out"
ON DIOR'S SUCCESSOR
THE next collection is the
decisive one. The Paris cou-
ture genesally was delighted
with the great enthusiasm
the first st. Laurent collec-
ton generated. The great
Dior establishment has been
a stable force in Paris
couture. His standards for
fine workmanship set the
pace for all Of the French
designers after the war"
ON REPEATING-''For IL
seasons now we have had q
semifitted jacket line, our
easy does it. look that Ba-
lenciaga launched. 1t took
the market at least four years
to get wise to the fact wom-
en- liked the loose, casual At.
Think I'd drop a silhouette
like this? You're crazy. We
drop things too soon. You
work on q silhouette. stick
with it, and develop it. This
is what Paris and America
working together can pro-
duce."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
BENEFIT REVUE
TO BE HELD
TOMORROW

The Washington section
of the National Council of
Jewish Women viii present
q gala musical revue en-
titled Washington Merry.
Go-Round" tomorrow at
$3.50 pm. in Lisner Audi
forum.
The revue will feature q
cast of over 100 and will
be directed by Mr.. Peter
Thomas Of the Cargill Pro.
auctions. New York City.
This is the councils one
Embarrassing project for
the year and proceeds viii
go toward many national
and local philanthropie
activities.
Admission tickets may ba
obtained through MIRA.
Lawrence King or at the
box ONCE the evening Of
the performance.
Mrs. Mark BenSinger il
general chairman Of the
event and Mrs. Karl Flocks
is executive producer Of the
show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

"Trapezes, chemises, schle-
miles," the fashion bsuiness
has had 'em all, says Harry
"Poppa" Frechtel-who after
a half century Of being as
ISOLATED with the fashion in
dustry still manages to get q
big kick out of the shenani-
ganS.
Mr.. Frechtel is not a man
to underestimate the value
of the French couture to the
American manufacturer. And
in a like fashion he never
would underestimate the
value of the American coat,
suit. or dress manufacturer
to the Partisan couturier.
More Than Ideas
You need more than an
idea." claims the little man
who thinks nothing of telling
a store president how better
to put over his fashion ideas.
Only the other day he was
entertaining some 38 people
in his New York showroom
giving them "hor' d'oeuvres
and things" mot the big
wigs, but the people in the
suit department" he said
SaleSpeople, filters and even
some Of the receiving clerks.
His point? $50 that they
should get to know my gar
ments, and not have them
pulling out just clothes to
show a woman like they were
in the Bellevue morgue. The
fashion people already know
the impact of the new sill
houette, the new fabric. But
it is the person selling who
should also learn to love the
new idea in fashion. So-"we
show 'em the highlights."
Result? He told me that
the next day after the cock
tail hour on Seventh av-
enue," the store buyer called
to say that two coats prac-
tically walked out of the
store"
The obvious delight that
'Poppa" Frechtel has in the
coat and suit business pep
pers his conversation.
Here are some of his quotes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star stan Writer

Senator John A. Carroll,
Democrat of Colorado. had
an assist from his pretty
daughter Diane yesterday
when he left the Senate
chamber long enough to ad-
dress the Woman'S National
Democratic Club.
A tall slender blond, rs
year-old Miss Carroll has
been her fathers secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Trdpezes, Chemises,
He's Seen Them All

jotted down at luncheon
yesterday.
ON THE CHEMISE -
Nothing wrong with it, but
something is wrong with the
poor execution of the idea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
SENATOR'S DIANE
While Father Speaks,
His DAUGHTER Assists

since he took his Senate seat
in January. 81.
Arriving late for q club
luncheon, the Senator re-
gretfully warned that he
might have to leave at any
moment. He was planning,
he explained. to introduce
an amendment to the general
postal rate bill opposing q
provision which he said
would impose q 100 per cent
Continued on Page B-4, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
By ELIZABETH HILLYER
National Newspaper Syndicate

DETWEEN mealtimes. it's hardly apparent
ID that this living dining room is equipped
for dining. The chairs shown at the table
pull up wherever they're needed in the
living room area. Linens and silver and
shallow serving pieces hide away in the
seven invisible drawers Of a wall-wide built
in counter instead of conventional cabi-
net. It's the gallery which catches the eye
= good paintings and sculpture bathed in
light from a ceiling strip. which is wood
coveted to match the counter below.
At mealtimes, the family dimes with one
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

end Of the table tucked under the counter,
as in the photograph, to shorten the tables
projection into the room. For guests, the
table pulls out and adds leaves-at full
length it can seat II.
Hot dishes. and electric appliances
harm the formica-tOpped counter not at
all, and it's handler to the table than the
usual cabinet: It can also be used as a
buffet for buffet entertaining. And in
addition to the excellent lighting Of the
gallery wall, spotlights in the ceiling spread
good light suhtly all over the room
hn p. Dils Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Hugh Brewster, 81.
Federal Attorney

Hugh Brewster, 81, former
attorney for the Internal Reve-
nue. Service, died yesterday at
his home, 1919 Varnum street
NV.
He was born in Cane Hill,
Ark. and was graduated from
the University of Arkansas in
1908. He went to work for the
War Department in Washing
ton in 1910 and was graduated
with a degree of master of laws
from Georgetown University in
1918.
Mr.. Brewster retired from
Internal Revenue in 1916. He
had worked for that agency in
its claims division and as a re-
viewer. He was a member of
the Barristers' Lodge, No. 48,
FAAM and Of Central Pres
byterian Church.
He is survived by his widow,
Mildred Lawrence Brewster of
the same address; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Nancy Ann Blumen-
stock. T. H., and Mrs. Frances
E. Wakes. Silver Spring, Nd,
and seven grandchildren.
Services will be held Satur-
day at IL am. at the Hines flu
neral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. followed by inter-
ment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Col. Frank Powell ,
Ex-Army Officer,
Bank Director

Col. Frank Egerton Powell,
70, retired Army quartermaster
officer. died Monday at Walter
Reed Army Hospital. He was a
director of the First National
Bank of Cumberland, Md,
where he lived at IL North
Smallwood street.
Born in Cumberland, he was
a graduate of st. Johns College
in Annapolis. He entered the
Army in World War l and
served in posts from New York
to Panama. He completed his
military service in 1914 at
Eglin Field, Fla, and moved to
Cambridge, Md.
Col. Powell had lived in Cum
berland for four years and
served two years ago as man
ager of that community's BIZ
centennial celebration.
He is survived by his wife, a
daughter, Mrs. Helen Wise, at
home: two brothers, Virgil C.
Powell, Cumberland. and Capt.
Garland w. Powell. GAINESVILLE,
Fla, and a sister. Mrs. Olive
Shirley, Cumberland.
Services will be held from the
Powell home at 8 pm. tomor-
row. with burial at Rose Hill
Cemetery in Cumberland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Dr.. Joseph Avent Dies;
Professor and Writer

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Feb. IL
R.-Dr. Joseph E. Avent. 70.
retired University Of Tennessee
professor of education psychol-
ogy, whose beginning teach
ing" was adopted as a textbook
in As States, died yesterday. He
had suffered with a heart con-
dition since 1947, when he re-
tired.
DR.. Avent was a former pres
ident of Martha Washington
College at Abingdon, Va. He
was the author of six books on
education Of which beginning
Teaching" was the most pop
ular.
A native Of Wake County,
N. c., DR.. Avent was a grad
uate Of the University of North
Carolina and received his mas
ter's and doctors degrees from
Columbia University.
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Martin H. Ready,
Photoengruver

Martin Harold Ready, ga, OF
2056 Thfrty-seventh street NV,
died yesterday at Georgetown
University Hospital.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Ready had served as a photo
engraver for local businesses
and newspapers, including The
Star, since 1918. He served in
the Army in World War I and
was a member of the Interna-
tional photographers Union of
North America, Local II, and
the Holy Name Society.
He is survived by his widow,
Anne NJ. Ready; a son, Martin
j. Ready. Stamford, Conn; two
daughters. Mrs. Richard Kelley,
Beaumont. Tex, and Mrs. DON
aid Fry, Shady Side, Md: two
sisters, Mrs. Mary Martin and
Mrs. Herman Groves, both of
Alexandria, Va, and four
grandchildren.
Services will be at the DeVol
funeral home, 1924 Wisconsin
avenue NV, Friday at 9 am,
followed by requiem mass at
Holy Trinity Church and burial
In Arlington National Cemetery.
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Red China Alphabet
Reforms Adopted

HONG KONG, Feb IL (R.-
Red China has adopted its
planned alphabet language
reform program, Peiping Radio
announced yesterday.
The broadcast said the use Of
the alphabet would be taught
first in teachers normal schools
and elementary and secondary
schools to gain experience. It
would be applied gradually in
publications.
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a problem!" And among these
sufferers were a very wide va
riety Of hemorrhoid conditions,
some of 10 to 20 years standing.
All this, without the use Of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin-
gents Of any kind. The secret is
a new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne| = the discovery Of a
world-famous research institu,
ton. Already, Bio-Dyne is in
wide use for healing injured
tissue on all parts of the body.
This new healing substance
is offered in suppository or oint-
ment form called Preparation
H. Ask for individually sealed
convenient Preparation H sup
positories or Preparation H
ointment with special appli-
Gator. Preparation H is sold at
all drug counters. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
'Rev. U. S. Pat on.
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Harry Fromkes

NEW YORK, Feb. IL (R.-
Harry Fromkes, So, an attorney
and Broadway show world
figure. was killed yesterday in
a fall from his 12th-floor
apartment on Central Park
West. Police said he plunged
from a low bathroom window
which hinged outward. Mr..
Fromkes owned the National
Theater, and previously owned
the Playhouse.