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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

Tour Miss BFooks. Comedy.
9-Beot the Clock. Contest.
ESQ
4-Hossis Bossis. Color.
Fred Robbins, m. c.
7-My Little Morsie. Comedy.
9-House Porty. Voriety.
An Linkletter. host
500
4-Todoy Is Ours. Dromo.
Storing Potricio Benoit.
5-ConfidentioI File. Crime.
7-Ameriean Bondstond.
Dick Clork. m. c.
9-The Big PoyoH. Quiz.
$3.50
4-From These Roots. Drono.
Ann Flood stors.
5-GFondpo's Place. Kids.
7-Who Do You TFust9 Quiz.
Johnny Corson, host.
9-The Verdict Is Yours.
400
4-Queen for q Doy. Giveowoy.
IS Min. Jock Boiley. m. c.
5-Piek Temple. Kids.
! Hour. Featuring songs and
Popeys cartoons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
TUESDAY

7-AmeFiean Bondstond.
Heur. Dick Clark, m. c.
9-The Brighter Dsy. Scroll.
4:I5
9-The Secret Storm. SerioI.
1850
s-Edss Of Night. Scroll.
4:45
4-Modern Romenees. Serial.
500
4-FootIisht Theeter.
. Hour. Western films.
5-MiIt Gront Show.
IA Hours. Tesn-ooers' dones
porty. Junior Fire Department Of
lorton visits.
7-Sir LaneeIot. Adventure.
9-The EerIy Show. Movie.
IA Hours. Welcome" 1858.
Anna Moononi, Rossono bfozzi.
$50
7-Miekey Mouse Club. Kids.
Mousekortoon: "Mother Goose
Goes HOLLYWOOD" "Annette."
Episode No. 2, The Beginning"
Tuesdoy Listinos continued Next Psps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
August II
HISS
7-Livins Faith. Religion.
AFTERNOON

1900
4-Tie Toe Dough. Quiz.
5-Looney Tunes. Kids.
7-Pets and His Pals. Kids.
9-Love Of Life. Scroll.
1880
Alt Could Be You. Color.
5-Life With EIixobeth.
9-SeoFeh for Tomorrow. Ser'l.
l2:45
9-Guidins Light. Scroll.
loo
Ain Our Town. Voriety.
News. interviews. Featuring Som
and Friends. AT lomb, host.
5-TN Readers Digest. Dromo.
7-TFoubIe With Fother.
9-TheoteF OF Stars. Oromo.
They Flee by Night" Cliff
Robertson. SoIIy Forrest.
l:30
4-Fomous Playhouse. Drono.
5-Lote Lunch Movie.
Ia Hours. MONO Loves Popo."
l945. Leon Enrol.
I'll Married Joon. Comedy.
9-As The World Turns. Ser'l.
2:00
4-Lueky Psrtners. Quiz.
Coh CordeIl. m. c.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22

Chevrolet 1858 "Be1air'', 4 puertas,
cambios mecanicos, 2 tonos. Radio,
muy limpio. 1886. 1401 NV. "a Ave.
(7279) 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22
5-EMBARcAcIoNES

PRoWLER de 80, como nuevo
Daniels Towing & Dry Dock.
316 S.W. No. River DR.. FIR 4-3556
(7193) IS
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22

Divina casa. 8 dormitorios, 2 banos.
Cercada. $500 de entrada. S68 al
mes. 1925 NV. 1856 st. PL 1928
t7158) 81 NV.
$56 al Mes
41z% CT. Total ST., $50
Dueno vende. 3 dormitorios, CHS.
Solar 70x122. Sala espaciosa.
Dormitorio principal. Bano azulejos.
Techo texas. Convenientes de la
Ciudad.
Cerca de escuelas, ig~lesias;
en- Inca de bus.
TELF. MU 5000
Duplex nuevo, 1 dorm. parcialmente
amueblado. Duefo. NE 3-3848.
(7247) 81 NV.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22
S. E..
n. w..

Casa de huespedes, z dorr1s., 1inpia
deficiency, Amueb. 1f2 NV. Al St.
1882 81 N. w.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
Serenh Grade Ii ife Adjustment Units Under Fire

problem is getting capable
teachers"
If particular children display
symptoms of serious personality
problems, they are referred to
their families, to guidance
counselor or to psychologist,
school officials said.
But they insist that some sort
of adjustment" assistance is a
definite need of all youngsters.
This is difficult time for
children" one stated. '"They are
reaching puberty at the same
time they are meeting new prob
lems<in school.
at is also the time when a
normal youngster is reaching out
for more independence. With
some help and understanding,
he'll be able to go about it much
more intelligently."
Some of the critics complaints
go beyond the orientation course
and into the choice of reading
matter for literature courses.
One specific objection was tC
the blue bathing suit" passage
in short story by Irwin Shaw
entitled strawberry Ice Cream
Soda"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
Give-Away Ads
To Be Run Free

Have something you'd like to
give away? Take a FREE classi-
fled ad in the Montgomery Coun.
ty Sentinel and tell the world
about it, If you really want to
give it away - absolutely free
to anyone who will come get
it, the least we can do is let you
tell people about it FREE. So
write the Montgomery County
Sentinel, 215 f. Montgomery ave-,
Rockville. and tell us about your
give-away. Or you can call us at
Garden 4-7700.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
-ouoaron ~i''sls eossAss

UNDER FIRE from some parents
is a seventh-grade orientation
unit which utiliZes the so-called
"Life Adjustment" series of text
books. A title page from one
of the texts is shown above. The
adjoining photo is reproduced
from another book, you're
Growing Up" and illustrates the
physiological reactions produced
by the emotion of fear. One
critic has described this type of
material as "negativism." School
officials have agreed to re-ex-
anime the subject matter, but
they staunchly defend the phil
osophy of the course in general.
The overall subject matter is
recommended by the State De
partment of Education and is in.
tended to deal with "real life
problems of children entering
their teens. Critics maintain
however, that such material is
the proper responsibility OF
home and church, and not the
schools.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
By Bob Bernstein
staff Reporter

An irate Bethesda mother, |
driven by the self-righteous
wrath of a natural crusader,
has caused county school ad-
ministrators to take a sober
second look at one of their
seventh grade courses.
According to this mother, the
course threatens to corrupt the
stability and morals of its
youthful disciples.
II is, she charges, a "build-
up for fear, Encouragement,
Illustration and insecurity"
She says it has amoral over
tones and creates emotional
problems where none existed be-
fore/
The subject is known. rather
<innoculously, as orientation.
Normally, single voice in the
wilderness, however indignant,
would not command any great
amount of attention.
But school board members
have learned that the resentment
is not confined to a single parent.
There are others, more reasoned
if less passionate, who have ques-
toned the courses value.
In technical terms, it is not a
course at all, but merely six to
10-week unit included in the
seventh grade history course.
How it came to roost in his
tory course is one Of those his
torical accidents that. in view of
the recent furor, is regretted by
one and all on the school staff.
But while they cOncede an
error of nomenclature, the
administration staunchly de-
fend the need for such a unit.
AS they describe it. it is de.
signed first and foremost to help
a child over the difficult period
of adjustment when he first en-
ters junior high school.
Much of the time often is de
voted, therefore, to orienting the
pupils to their new environment
This includes learning about
the school staff itself, its physi
cal layout and its procedures. II
also involves consideration Of
methods of studying, and proper
attitudes toward new responsi
bilities.
No one, of course, is obiectint
TO any of this.
Most of the protests are aimet
at the textbooks used in coniunc
ton with the unit. Its prime
critic says these show evidence
Of a deliberately planned mega
tivism."
And one school board membe
has conceded that the stud,
guide Seems to get into an are'
Of self-analysis that could ir
volve too much probing an
depth"
The beleaguered books ar
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

Two Montgomery County po-
lieemen have been assigned to
walk the business districts Of
Rockville daily from 2 until 10
pm.
Pvts. Gabriel c. Lamastra, OF
1lS Calvert rd. and John c. Lam
mers, of 309 Mt. Vernon pl., both
of Rockville. were assigned their
beat to curb lettering in the heart
of the city.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
2 Officers Assigned
To Check Lettering

They will stay with the assign
ment for at least 30 days, well
past the holiday season.
Assignment OF the policemen
came after some city residents
complained that bands OF men
constantly loiter along East Mid
die la, Commerce la, and N.
Washington st.
At one point, Glen ]. Koepenicls,
president of the Rockville Civitan
Club, declared 1t was unsafe for
unescorted women and children to
use the streets after dark.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

Out y "Those Feelings of Uncer-
tainty." How to Act on a Date.
"Teenage Skin Troubles" Your
Feelings Affect the Way Your
Body Works" "Quarreling in
the Family"
Certainly, the text is not
squeamish in its treatment OF
these matters. The chapter on
skin troubles, for example, In
cludes a full-page explanation.
complete with color diagram, of
the physiological origin of black
heads and pimples.
The beginning of the book
cites a 43-item checklist of real
life problems including the fol
lowing:
"Haye trouble making
friends" "Am too shy" "Am
not sure I'm growing nor.
mally." "Am too fat" Have
divorced parents" "Wish 1
knew more about girls Tor
bOys)."
True to its word, each of the
43 problems is considered in
turn.
The overall tone, however,
would seem to placate even
Norman Vincent Peale.
C'Friendliness begets friendli
ness" Sooner or later you will
find satisfying friends if you
keep on being yourself and beine
friendly")
Can such material create emo
tional problems?
One parent said her boy be
] came distraught because he wa
not interested in girls, although
the rest of the class was discuss
ing dating.
A teacher replied to this point
"It's hard to believe this ca
a create problems. If child has
. conflict in the first place, it
possible the discussion Nigh
{ bring it to the surface.
d "But that's all to the goot
g Once he can recognize and tai
about his difficulty, he can b
helped either by his parents, hi
u teachers or a professional cou
< selor."
Il None Of the material, one ed
F., Gator pointed out, would make
child feel there is anythin
L. wrong" with him for not bein
is interested in girls.
o. One passage in Unto Yol
Teens" for example. states &
rectly that an interest in datir
will develop "in your own goo
lg time"
n Not every class, of course, ca
study every topic in every boo
- The specific subjects covered a.
ot those in which majority OF Il
lie class indicate the strongest
terest, say their teachers.
Certainly no teacher is kno'
ingly allowed to go beyond his
her own depth of understan
ur ing" one administrator said.
of "a poor teacher who prizes
le into personalities will do 1T
no matter what the subject is.
1T AS i'm every other subject, the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
Party for Palsied

Cerebral palsied children and
their parents will be the guests
Of honor at a party given at 2:3O
pm. December 81 at the Veirs
Min recreation center by the
United Cerebral Palsy of Mont
gomery County.
Entertainment will be provided
by the young peoples dramatic
group from st. Michaeps Church,
Silver Spring. Santa will distrib-
ute toys to the children.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

called "You and Your Life"
Unto Your Teens" You're
Growing Up" and Understand
ing Yourself and Your World"
Here is a sample, taken from
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

the contents of Unto Your
Teens" of the general type of
topic objected to by so m e
parents:
"That Feeling of Being Left
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18
S e. N TINE | eogNfS' aSNTa0MSn5 ND,
thursday, December 10, l9ss-BS

"This is strictly a case of
quoting out of context" one ad.
ministrator declared. Actually,
the story tells how two brothers
overcome their ami m osi ity
through mutual understanding.
"There is nothing vulgar or
suggestive about il. And the
anthology in which 1t Is
printed Is recommended by
the National Council of
Teachers of English"
This official summed up the
schools position:
"Any book, any course, is go
ing to be criticized by some
people. Even the Bible has some
rank passages. But the favorable
comments on this course out
number the others by six to one.
II know lots of children who
have benefited materially from
this unit. Three Of my own chill
dren have gone through it ~ and
I'm delighted with the expert
ence they've had"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-18

The best place for a tubercu-
losis patient is a hospital near
his home. There is no need to go
to another State. Climate has
nothing to do with tuberculosis.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
COLOMBIA
(Viene de la Primera)

En- cumplimiento de 10 estable-
edo por los estatutos del Banco
International, ell Ingeniero Laca-
yo-Fiailos no pudo recibir la men
eionada confederation, hablendo
uuedado esta, en- calidad de depo-
sito, por acuerdo del Gobierno, en-
In Gaia del Ministerio de Obras
Publicas, donde reposan las insig-
MAS y ell diploma correspondence.
Durante ell desempeno de SUI al
10 cargo en- Colombia, como Re-
presentante del Banco Internacio-
nal de Reconstruction y Fomento,
el IngenIero Lacaye Fiallos Sc cap
30 ell respeto y simpatia del Co.
bieno y de los sectores response
bles del pals, por la caballeroSidad
v competencia professional que ca
racterizaron su mission.
Lacayo FiaIlos, ex Ministro de
0bras Publicas de Nicaragua, es
una destacada figura continental,
que ha tenido y tiene gran signi.
ficacion en- ell campo de las rela-
clones interamericanas. Sus aptitu-
des ADMINISTRATORS y professional
les 10 llevaron a puestos de con-
fianza en- Ell Banco International
de Reconstruction y Fomento. Ell
Ingeniero Lacayo Fiallos h aasido
~trasladado por la mencionada ms
titucion a la ciudad de Washing
ton, donde fiiara su Residential.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
RAFAEL CARBON ].
EXALTADO A COMITE
DE E.U.

SAN JUAN.-Rafael Carbon Jr,
presidente del Banco Popular de
Puerto Rico, fue exaltado al Conf.
te de patrocinadores de la Funda.
cion para Bancos Comerciales, re.
~cientemente ~organizada para aus
piciar un programa de coopera.
cion nacional sobre bancos.
Ell senior Carbon es uno de los
100 lideres banqueros que sirven
en- los comites de los 48 estados, ell
Distrito de Columbia, Alaska, Ha.
wall y Puerto Rico.
Todos los bancos comerciales de
la nacion son invitados para par
ticipar en- este programa. Ell pro-
posito de la campana sera demos.
trar la importancia del banco y
del banquero en- la prosperidad y
bienentar de los individuos, de la
familia, de los negocios y de la
comunidad err general. Tambien
dara enfasis a la gran variedad de
servicios que ofrecen los bancos.
Sc espera que la campana re-
fuerce los programs locales de
anuncios y de information publ
ca llevados a cabo por los bancos
en- sus communicates.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
A|iados Ocddenta|es Consular Sobre
Possible Reunion de Jefes de Estado

Abdul Malik Zaibak, como encar-
gado de negocios en- Londres y que
las instrucciones de Bagdad deja-
ban ''perfectamente en- claro que
ell Embajador y ell Ministro Conse-
jero, habian sido Separates de sus
cargos."
Ell Embajador iraques acredita.
do aqui es ell Principe Zaid, tic
abuelo del Principe heredero, Abb
dull Illah, asesinado en- Bagdad.
Zaid no Sc ha presentado por la
Embajada desde la revolution.
Ell Ministro Consejero, Ali Aska-
ri, Sc encuentra ausente de Lon
dres.
La Embajada fue "capturada"
aver por ell personal adicto al nue.
vo regimen.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
Quota DE TABAC0

SAN JUAN quota estatal de
production para la proxima cose-
cha de tabaco fluctuara entire 225,
900 y 255 900 toneladas, de acuerdo
con declaracioneS hechas por ell Sc
cretario de Agriculture y Conner
eio, senior Luis Rivera Santos.
Ell s~ecretario Rivera Santos
anuncIo que dentro de los proxi-
mos ounce dias anunciara Official
mente la quota exacta que no ex-
cedera a las 5000 toneladas. Ex-
plic6 que dicha Quota no habia 81
do fijada definitivamente aun en-
espera de que Sc venda un rema-
nente del tabaco de la cosecha del
ano pasado que Sc calcula en- unas
40 mil toneladas.
Los cosecheros de tabaco han
informado al Secretario de Indus
tria -asi 10 expresaron en- la ulti-
ma reunion de Ia Junta Consult
va que zen parte ell future de la
industrial tabacalera esta en- ma
nos de la Junta de Salario Minimo
que estA c%elebrando vistas sobre
los salaries para la Ease ~agricola".
AHnqus se aeepta que los salaries
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
Viene de la Primera)

cion sobre la propuesta japonesa
6estinada a aliviar la tension en- ell
Levante.
Sc cree que Russia Sc opone a
ella. La propuesta, %presentada por
ei Embajador japoneS, Koto Matsu-
diara, autorizaria al Secretario &c
medal de las N. U. a aumentar ell
cuerpo de 100 observadores que
tiene la organization mundial en-
ell Libano para asegurar la int
gridad territorial y la Independent
cha politica" de csc pals y permitir
Ell retro de las tropas norteameri-
canas.
Los Estados Unidos tienen ahora
10000 soldados de infantes de ma.
rina en- ell LibanO para proteger a
los norteameficanos y ayudar al
gobielno occidentalista a desbara-
tar conspiraciones como la que de-
rrOco al gobierno de Iraq.
Los EstadoS unidos, Gran Bre-
tana y otras naciones o~ccidentales
parecen esta1 allneandose en- apo
20 de la moclon japonesa.
Radio Moscu INDIGO anoche que
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
HISTORIA
Successes ~COLOMBIANOS

BUENOS AIRES-(UPD.- LA
Nacion" dedica SUI editorial prin-
cipal a la constitution del nuevo
Congreso de Colombia para un
nuevo paso ''hacia la plena recu-
peracion de sus instituciones de-
mocraticas".
Ell a~rticuloy historic minuciosa-
mente los successes registrados en-
csc pals desde la consagracion de
un executive c~onservador en- 1916
hasta las acuerdos de Benidorm y
Sites, para agregar que Eel 60
bierno militar-con colaboradores
civiles en- todos los ministerios-
que ell 10 de mayo asumio ell poder
tras la deposition de Rojas Pinilla
sigue cumpliendo Ell compromise
de honor que entonces contrajo:
sometido primero a p~rebiscito, ell
sistema ideado por los partidos
historicos, preside con honradez
las elecciones parlamentarias del
is de MARIO y las presidenciales
del 4 de mayo, constituyo ell con-
greso de la nacion y e~ntregara ell
Poder Executive, Ell proximo Z de
agosto al electo de la soberania, Ell
DR.. Alberto Lleras Camargo, que
fue tan eficaz artifice de esta
profunda evolucion politica de su
patria".
Senala luego la forma en- que Sc
dividiran las fuerzas conservadoras
frente a los bloques unidos del Ii
beralismo en- ambas camaras legis-
lativas y tras recordar la forma
alternada en- que los dos partidos
tradicionals e%jerceran eli poder,
concluye e%xpresando:
sci regimen ash instituido puede
resultar de dificil APPLICATION. Pero
cage confiar en- ell espiritu patri6
tico de los dos partidos, otros en-.
vueltos en- pugnas que no vacilaron
nj ante guerra civil, y en- csc mag
nifico photo que es ell future pre-
sidente de Colombia, DR.. Alberto
Lleras Camargo, Experiences, pues,
que la installation del Congreso,
en- Ell capitolio de Bogota seiale
de veras ell comienzo de una nue..
va era en- la vida politica de Co.
lombia y que la violencia, aun
subsiste en- ciertas regiones
ceda ell paso a la cordura que el
pals hermano necesita par asupe
a las dificultades economicas d.
J ssta hora".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
"TRATADO DE AMISTAD"
PIDE Russia

MOSCU, julio ri CUPID La
Union Sovietica ha pedido a los
Estados Unidos y las naciones
europeas la concentration de I'm
"tratado de amistad y coopera.
cion", que impediria que Europa
"cayera en- la guerra.
Las propuestas sovieticas, desti-
nadas a lograr la abolicion eventual
de la Organization del Tratado del
Atlantico y SUI rival, la ALBANIA de
Varsovia auspiciada por Moscu,
fueron publicadas hoy en- ell diario
"Pravda", del Partido Comunista
~sovietico.
Sc tiene entendido que las pro-
puestas fueron enviadas a los Esta-
dos Unidos y los otros g%obiernos,
en- sendas notas entregadas a los
enviados de dichas naciones, Ell
martes ultimo.
Una de las propuestas. estipula
ell intercambio de information
atomica. Ell proyecto de tratado,
publicado por Ell "Pravda", esta'
blece un smplio plan de desarme,
la creacion de una iona libre de
armas nucleares en- Europa Orien-
tai v la reduction de las fuerzas
del Este y Ell Oeste en- Alemania
en- I'm tercio, 30 cualquiera otra
fraction que Sc a%cuerda", en- ell
ano proximo o ell Siguiente.
Russia propuso un siStema de con-
troll e inspection Sobre la zona
desatomizada, incluso inspecciones
aereas para impedir un "ataque
por s%orpresa".
LONDRES, julio Il CUPID -
Nuevas manifestations Sc regis
traron hoy en- diversas parties del
mundo contra la llegada de las
tropas norteamericanas al Libano
y de fuerzas britanicas a Jordania.
"Fuera" fue ell lena favorito
pintado en- los edificios britanicos
v norteamericanos de la capital
indonesia.
China Comunista parece estar
en- 10 mas encarnizado de su cam
pana mas intensa contra ell oeste,
desde la guerra coreana.
La agencia de informaciones
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22

son bajos al compararse con los
de las fabricas y con los de la cons
truccion y transporte, Sc hizo ella
no que la industrial tabacalera ira
a la ruina 81 Sc armenian los sala-
rios o un precio que este ano
ha sido en- promedio de SIS ell
quintal.'
Antier ell Secretario de Agricul-
tura y Concrete Sc reunio con la
Junta ConsUltlva de la Industrial
del Tabaeo, ORGANISING que repre-
senta a todos los i%ntereses tabaca-
leros, con ell proposito de conside-
a la situacion del mercado del
tabaco } %recomendar la quota esta-
tai de production para la proxima
cosecha.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
FRANCIA ACEPTARIA


PARIS, julio 81 (UP)-El 60
bierno anunci6 hoy que Francis
acepta zen principle" la PROPOSE
ci6n de Russia, de celebrar una
conferencia Immediate de jefes de
gobierno, a fin de discutir la crisis
levantina, pero no 81 los tres gran
DIES occidentales han de llegar a
ella considerados como agresores
en- ell Cercano Oriente.
La declaration fue hecha por ell
Ministro de information, Jacques
Soustelle, al terminar una reunion
especial celebrada al mediodia por
ell Gabinete, bajo la presidencia
del Primer Ministro, general Char
lies De Gaulle.
Soustelle declare que ell gobier-
no frances esta dispuesto a discu-
tir con Gran Bretana, Estados Uni
dos e India-las otras tres poten-
cias invitadas por Ell Primer Mi
nistro sovietico, Nikita Kruschev,
particular en- la conference.-the
composition e2acta de las deIega-
clones, ash como Ell lugar y dia de
la reunion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
Cviens de Ia Primsra)

Ell plan anunciado por la radio
rebelde contine los siguientes pun
tos:
-Estrategia comun de lucha.
2-Gobierno provisional breve.
3-Programa niinimo de gobier-
no que comprenda, castigo de los
culpables y garantia plena de la
soberania nacional en- relacion
con otrJs ~gobiernos americanos.
4-Aclaracion de que la lucha
no es contre el ejercito cubano, 81
no contra Batista.
5-Reconocimiento de los Servi-
clos prestados por los militares
dignos.
Las fuentes anadieron que Sc
hallan reuhidos en- Caracas repre-
sentantes del partido revoluciona-
rio cubano, ell Partido Ortodoxo,
A la Organization autentica, ell Di-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
~CONSIDERAN TV EN-
UNIVERSIDAD

SAN JUAN.-La Facultad de
Estudios Generates de la UPR ST.
que explcrando los planes para
usar la ~television como recurso de
e~nsenanza. va ell Departamento de
Ingles de dicho Colegio tiene en-
preparation, en- una etapa bastan.
te avanzada. I'm programa de in.
giles para estudiantes con deficien-
cias en- esta discipline.
De acuerdo con los informes,
falta ahora etablecer una coordi-
nacion adecuada con la estacion
televisora del Gobierno para poner
en- practica este programa duran
te ell proximo ano academico que
Sc inicia en- agosto.
Otros departamentos de Estudios
Generates estan asimismo operan-
do comites de profesores quienes
estudian las posibilidades de ex'
tender sus cursos a la Isla, por
conducto de la division de exten.
sion, utilizando la televsion como
! medic de ensehanza.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-22
COBRARA 800.
(Viene de Ia Pag. y

mas posibilidades de ser util,
aqui'', dijo ell presidente de la CO
mission. "En dondequiera han 81
do instalados esos aparatos, han
dado buen resultado y han or
denado mas cantidad.
"Pero quiero que Sc sepa que
no espero que Sc despida a min
gun empleado, aunque esta prue
ba resutle efectiva", dijo Fossey
"Dejaremos una via en- cada la.
do, con empleados para devolver
cambios y cobrar peajes espe-
eiales a camiones, etc..
"Desde lueao 81 instalamos los
aparatos permanentes, signifi-
cara un ahorro considerable"