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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08
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quently use the park asking for
donations. Many of these groups
reported favorably, but failed
to stipulate given amount.
These organizations will be con-
tacted again and it is hoped that
the response will be sufficient
to under-w write the project.
Already at the park is the
concrete foundation for the
shelterhouse. This was con-
structed several years ago with
the idea that shelterhouse
would be built.
The park is reported to be one
of the most frequently used by
tourists in the entire state. 1t is
hoped that with the construc-
ton of the shelterhouse, ad-
ditional Interest will be evident
to warrant continued improve
ment to the park.
AS means to create additional
interest in the parks use and
Importance, a memorial to John
Gray was erected at the park
two years ago. Gray has national
historical significance in that he
was Ohio's last surviving Revolu
tionary war soldier and the
second last in the entire United
States.
Individuals or organizations
wishing to contribute to this pro-
ject are asked to forward their
donations to Robert Whitcomb,
Noble County Chamber of Com
merce, Caldwell, Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08

H. Davis, Republican, 8; Clem
Dutton, Democrat, Is.
Caldwell l - Harry G. Rich
creek, Republican, 40, and Will
liam H. Simonton, Republican,
2l; Frank Estadt, Democrat, 20.
Caldwell II - j. Willard Hick-
man, Republican, SO; William
Lahue, Democrat, AZ.
Caldwell III - John w. Bee
kett, Republican, 81; Harry B
Sanford, Democrat, IA.
Caldwell w - Carl Delaney
Republican, Is, and Charles A
Rogers, Republican, 81; for the
Democrats, Clarence Morrison
%.
Seneca - Harley Bates, Re-
publican, 65; no contest for the
Democrats.
Sharon - John Pickenpaugh
Republican, 5; Woodrow D. Boyd
Democrat, 26.
Forest Grove - J. G.. Hill, Re-
publican, 8; George Lawrence
Democrat, 16.
Stock East - Myron L. Han
nahs, Republican, IL, and M. 1
Horton, Republican, A; Wayne
Mallett, Democrat, 18.
Stock West - Rome E. Thomp
son, Republican, 10; Cain Archer
Democrat, 26, and Henry Field
ner, Democrat, %.
Wayne William Gregg, 35
no contest for the Democrats.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08

Youth Day festivities were from
Circleville, Bellaire, Portsmouth,
Massillon, and NeWcomerstown.
Senior members making their
last official public appearance
were Pauline Reed, Janice
Scherr, Sandra Parrish, June
Shamhart, Karen Buckley, Doris
Estadt, and Joan Safigan.
Mrs. Wood, wife of the direc-
tor, accompanied the band to
Columbus.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08
IN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

Donnie Hickman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hickman, en-
tered University hospital, Colum-
bus, Tuesday, where he will un-
dergo additional surgery on his
foot.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08
LEFT HAND INJURED

Harry Warner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Warner, Caldwell
route 6, caught his left hand in
a power mower Saturday. He was
treated and released from
Thompson hospital.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08

above Roy Kicker rural fire prevention
marShalS office demonstrating
Badge Grove Marietta the safe method of
kitchen of the home Mrs Badgett is the
wife of an Oak Grove fireman.
Although the Noble county Playground literally of
all the previously announced carried
There also demonstrations burning buildings and huge
gasoline oil fire The latter donated by the Standard
Oil company and the buildings by the Central Ohio Coal
pany.
Barnhar of Caldwell, served chairman for the
Harry Ohrch, Columbus the
school.
Another similar school for training will be held at
the fairgrounds Sunday with the Caldwell department
host to another large Journal Leader Photo
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08
NOTICE - THE JOURNAL will

NOIICE - HE JOURNAL Will
be observing its Tooth anniver-
Sary this summer. For our an
niversary edition, we would like
a number of old pictures con-
corning the happenings of the
county years ago. We do not
want cid pictures that we have
used previously. A picture OF the
fire at Summerfield would be
good. We would also like to
learn our longest and oldest sub
scriber. When this has been
determined, they will receive a
life subscription to The Journal.
As, 46pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08

Rev. Dale Sewers, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church,
GAINESVILLE, will deliver the
annual commencement address
Friday, May % at the Southern
Noble high school in Dexter City.
Principal Willis B. Ogle said
the program would begin
promptly at 800 o'clock. Rev.
Sewers is a former pastor of the
Senecaville church and is well
known in Noble county.
Rev. Sewers will speak to the
graduates on Look Up and
Live" He attended Denison high
school, Capitol University and
Bethany college and obtained his
theological training at Union
Theological seminary and Bibli-
cal seminary, both in New York.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08
TO HOLD FIELD TRIAL

The Duck Creek Valley beagle
club will hold an all-age COM
bined class B sanctioned field
trial May IL at their grounds
south of Caldwell. Signs will be
posted from Dudley. Secretary
Warne Oliver said that drawings
will be made between 700 and
300 a. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08
INJURIES ELBOW

The small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hill, of Caldwell, was
treated recently at the office of
local physician for an injured
left elbow.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08
Caldwell High School Band Appears
In National Youth Day Procession

The Caldwell high school marching band the
Marvin P Wood shared the meght in Ohio Ekdoms
Youth Day festivities held in Columbus Thursday May
Caldwells famed marching group given the
of leading the High escong
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08

Pictured here from the first annual South
Ohio Firemens fire school held Sunday the Noble
county fairgrounds.
Buckley Buckley of Caldwell and wives of
visiting femen assisted the local department registration
Records indicate that 275 remen from 38 de-
registered the morning session Approximately 200
served dinner the grounds with Don Thomas of the
Home restaurant in charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-08

Photo observation-disclosures
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21

Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Cartrette. Also visiting
them were Mrs. Walter Cart
rette and children Of Beaver
Dam.
There was 4 Mothers Day un-
ion Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan Soles with
their children and grandchildren
attending. Dinner was served in
the yard on a table set especial
ly for the affair. Those present
included Mrs. Agnes Locklear,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruthcf Lee Soles,
and MIR. and Mrs. Robert Sellers.
Mrs. Ida Bell Cartrette was
the Saturday night visitor of MI.
and Mrs. Oscar Soles.
McDuffie Soles was a Sunday
visitor of Oscar SCles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Norris of
Chadbourn were the Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Duncan
lwere Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. c. Duncan
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Nc
Pherson were Sunday visitors OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bromo
Hinson.
Clifton Norris End David Ty-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Gar
rel visited Mr.. and Mrs. RutheI
Lee Solcs Sunday.
Pvt. Norman E. Soles is a pat
lent at the post hospital at For
Jackson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21
BY MRS. 4. G. HOUSAND

n1 NkUo- Ne VI. hhooS<AAND
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Pickett
were Tabor City visitors Friday.
J. D. Long Of Dt;lah was in
the Pireway section Sunday aft
lernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Long Wis
jited friends and relatives in Ma
kina Sunday.
Miss Leona Long spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. l
w. Long.
Julius Jacobs was in Tabo,
City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Singlet-
airy of Charlotte spen: the week.
end visiting MIR. and Mrs Chest
ler Jenrett and othe- relatives.
Mrs. Addie Armstrong. of Fay
ietteville is spending some time
here with her children and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gore were
in Whitcville Thursday.
Miss Rochell Gore was Il White.
Vile visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Dasie Gore and Miss Mar
tina Gore and Miss RACHEL Gore
were the Sunday morning guest:
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Elder.
dice.
Mrs. Princie Jenrette anc
daughters, EStell aui Janet, wer,
the Sunday afternoon guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21
Williamson X Road

Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Fluctu of
Raleigh spent Mothers Day
with her mother, Mrs Bion
Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Mears
and Becky OF Fair Bluff spent
Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. Carol Martin visited Mrs
Carolyn Williamson recently.
Gail Hammond of Whining
ton pent the weekend with his
family.
Mrs. Rosie McCaskley enter
tanned with Il surprise birthday
party Friday afternoon at her
home for Mrs. Carrie McCaSk-
ley. 1t marked the honoree's 88th
and she is recog-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21

Mrs. Doshie Jcnrette spen'
Sunday in the homo of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Harley Jenrelte in Dulah.
Mrs. Inez Gore and son, jim
mie, of Olphic were the Sunday
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Long.
Mrs. Lula Buck and Miss An.
nett Buck were the guests of Mr.
md Mrs. Luther Pickett Sun.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin Long o
Dulah were the Sunday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Donni,
Canady.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murry O
Wilmington were the Sunda.
dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs
.arlie Elderdice.
Rob thousand and Earle Ed
| die made Il business trip I,
Tabor City Thursday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21
Miss Deanna Marshall
70 Wed Jason O. Soles

MIR. and Mrs. Sam w. Marsh
all of Sumter, S. {. formerly of
Elkin and Tabor City announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Everyn Deanna. and Priv
ate First Class Jason Osborne
So!cS of Vent Hill Farms, War
renton, Va. He is he son Of Mr..
and Mrs, d. O. SoicS of Tabor
City.
The wedding will take place
on the afternoon Of May II in
the First GaptiS: Church OF
Sumter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21
by Mrs. Bessie Williamson

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil William
son and Charlotte Of Fayetteville
visited his mother. Mrs. Bessie
Williamson, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Martin and
Pam of Bladenboro spent Sum
day with Mrs. Bessie William
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {. Nance have
a son. James Denver Mrs. Nance
is the former N. Hamilton of
Evergreen.
Sgt. and Mrs. Edward Peoples
o. Fayetteville have a new son
born May 8. Mrs. Peoples is the
former Melba McCaSkley of
Chadbourn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21

Harrington Teques: the honour
of your presence at the marri-
age of their daughter, Hattie
Eloise, to Mr.. jack eileen Watts
on Sunday, the twenty-fifth OF
May. nineteen hundred anC
fifty-eight, at half after foul
O'Clock. The Peachland BaptiS'
Church, Peachland, North Caro-
lima"
Reception following the cere-
mony at the church."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21

nized as the oldest person in the
community. Cake and ice cream
was served to Mrs. Minnie Will
hanson, Mrs. Nefrut Williamson,
Mrs. Carson Fowler, Jewel Nc
Caskley, Sandra McCaskley and
Mrs. Rosie McCaSkley.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21
EXTENSION SCHEDULE
Nav "a

HID Radio - Saturday, Ills
a m, over WENC.
May %
White Marsh HID - Tuesday
200 p. IN, With .IrS. Beanie
and Thetus Seasons.
Bethel HID - Tuesday, 800 D.
NJ, with Mrs. Leatha Gore.
May IS
Bolton HID - TUESDAY. 300 y
m, with Mrs. John Carroll.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLES

James Duncan of Dallas spent
the weekend with nis father. B.
c. Duncan. He was accompanied
by Mr.. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Soles were
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-21
w atts-HarriHgton
limitations Issued

The invita-, ions Tor the Watts
Harrington wedding have been
issued which yeadS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas CLYDE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
s 77.''

A round-trip traveller with the fit and
foshion that ore Nelly Don's forte. yRsf
try one on! Rejoice in the fine dressmoker
detoiIs-the Nelly Don hidden values al
woys found in her dresses!
Crisp. wrinkle stunning royon oeetote
boueIe in O doshine young bIoused iocket.
cropped at the hipline. beIted and tobbed
in the Norfolk monner The slim skirt
with book woIkino pIeot finishes this
SNORT two-piece costume.
Toost brown, petol pink. blue.
Sizes 10 to 20.
And like oil those superiotive Nelly Dons
only OF JelIeffs in Washington
Fifth Floor. r Street. and at all branch stores
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
pELEcAcIoN

Continuation de Ia p2g. 81
Secretario General Adjunto de
la OEA.
En- una nota a Randall, San
ders dice que la conferencia, a
la que Sc espera concurran unaS
200 personas, "es la primera de
csc tipo que Sc celebra en- Ell
campo latinoamericano."
"Esperamos y confiamos -
agrega- en- que esa conferen-
cha crearS un interes mayor en-
ell intercambio de dirigentes la
tinoamericanos del comercio,
profesiones liberales, y empenos
culturales."
Ademas de- Mora hablaran
tambien en- la conferencia, Geor-
ge ". Allen, director de la Off
Gina de Information de ZEE. UU.
y ell director de LA Prensa" de
Buenos Aires, DR.. Alberto Gain
"a PaZ.
Ell primero 10 hara sobre eel
future del intercambio latino
americana" y Gainza Paz diser-
tara sobre "la contribution que
Ell intercambio latinoamericano
de personas puede hacer, a I'm
mejor entendimiento latinoame-
ricano."
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
Il LDJ; !.
revTsto del uconfecer cvbono..
(viene de la Pagina DOS)

81, de acuerdo con la Ley, Ell procedimiento adoptado con Prio
infringe alguno de los derechos individuales, consagrados en- la
historical proclama de ~FiladeHia, hace muy bien ell Fer en-
apelar porque para clio la Ley lie franquea Ell canine. Quienes
acepten humildemente, sin protesta de ninguna clase, proce-
dimientos que consideran atentatorios a la Ley, sus razones
ocultas tendran. Los hombres libres no los aceptamos sin pro-
tesla. No estamos en- la Venezuela de Marcos Perez, donde las
protestas eran ahogadas en- sangre en- los calabozos de la Direc-
cion de Seguridad.
CALENDARIO HIsTORICO 6 de septiembre de 1864: Pri-
siOnerO de Las fuerzas espahOlas Ell general CahxtO Garcia.
Como cubano considero que 10 mas conveniente para la
causa que defendemos resulta la integracion y conservation
de la unidad popular contra la Dictadura, forjada en- ell Frente
Civlco Revolucionario. Creo que, ademas de la ayuda moral y
material a los combatienteS de los cinco frentes de lucha, debe
hacerse cada dia la mayor publicidad acerca de los crfmenes
que comete la Dictadura. Ell Fer tene esa tarea como oblga-
cion. Y debe ejercitarla y practicarla en- forma que despeje
toda duda acerca de la verdadera naturaleza del regimen perez
jimenista que d~esgobierna a Cuba.
NADIA duele tanto a los %dictadores, como que Sc les ponga
en- cueros ante la opinion pdblica de una nacion, de cuyos
gobernantes mendigan favores y .apoyo para sostenerse en- Ell
Poder a contrapelo de la vountad de sus pueblos.
Yo creo que quienes estan peleando en- la Sierra Maestro,
en- la Sierra del CristalL en- la Sierra del Escambray, en- la pro-
vncia de Cana iiey, en- la Cordillera de los Organos, en- los
campos y las ciudades del pals, deben tener en- nosotros, los que
estamos en- la retaguardia, en- la retaguardia del extranjero,
ell calor que neceshan. Los que estan ALA necesitan de nosotros;
nosotros necesitamos de elos, Cuba necesita de todos, para
emplear Erase de un ilustre opostor a Batista. Algun da muchos
de los que estan en- ell exilo estaran en- las montanas hacienda
buena su predica. Para ESQ no neceSitan de lecciones de quienes,
faltos de temple, sumieron a SUI pals en- ell oscurantismo. la re-
erosion y la barbarie, para sar corriendo como conejos asusta-
dzos cuando las fuerzas en- que Sc apoyan lie viraron las espaldas.
Esos appendices de Hitler, con sus yerros y sus abuses,
lesionaron ante ell mundo civilzado Ell p~restigo de su pueblo
y de SUI raa.
Nosotros estamos empenados en- la tarea de rescatar nuestras
hbertades y nuestro prestigio de pals lbre.
Y haremos ante Ell mundo TODD ell ruido que sea necesario
para aclarar nuestra posicion, aunque les duela a Batista v sus
completes nacionales y extranjeros.
Y en- la Sierra Maestro, en- la Sierra del CRYSTAL, en- la Sierra
del Escambray, en- la provincial de Camagiiey, en- la Cordinera
de los Organos, en- los campos y ciudades de Cuba, seguira con
nuestra ayuda, tronando ell canon. Hasta que resurja para STEM
pre-, bajo la comba azul de nuestro limpio cielo, Ell sol de la
Justcia y la Libertad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
cELOS
(Viene de IL PAg. 81

cELOS
(Viene de IL PAs. 81
lor, 10 que hs dado por result
tado peleas en- los Dance Halls,
muchos de los cuales han tent
do que implantar prohibicio-
mes. para impedir la mezcla de
las raZas.
Tambien Sc atribuye gran par
tie de la culpa del problema a la
escasez de la vivienda, pues los
inmigrantes de color, de medios
humildes, afluyen naturalmen-
tie a los barrios miserables de
Londres y otras grandes ciuda-
des, donde la crisis de Ia vi
vienda todavia es agudisima. Tn
miembro del comite de vivienda
de Battersea, barrio obrero de
Londres, dice que las dificulta-
des comienzan muchas veces,
cuando gentes de color COM
pran casas en- comun, en- las
cuales viven abarrotadas para
poder pagan las hipotecas, DIES,
pues de desahuciar a los inquili-
nos blancos. Estima que eel he
cho Unfortunate es, que Ia gen
te de color EXTRA en- ell pals en-
numero mayor del que podemos
asimilar". 81 a este Sc anade la
propensi6n de los negros anti
llanos, a vestirse llamativamente
y destinar sus primeros ahorros
a la compra de un automovil, la
tension con sus convecinos Sc
agudiza aun mas.
Ell desempleo viene aumen-
tando desde hace meses, y los
primeros que pierden Ell traba-
jo son generalmente negros, 10
que origina un inevitable resen-
tlmlento por parte DE la popla-
ci6n de color.
Otro elemento que contribu-
We a la situaci6n, ha sido las
bandas de Teddy Boys, ma
leantes juveniles armados de ma.
vajas de todas classes y cadenas
de bicicletas, que vienen atemo-
rizano a la poblacion hace amos.
Estas bandas, acompahadas de
Teddy Girls, muchachas de la
misma calafa, son las que fire.
cuentemente iniciaron los re-
cientes distrubios raciales de
Noting Hill, mas por afan de
"divertirse" asi que por min
gun hondo resentimiento ra-
cial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
PARA JULIETA

En- una u 0tra epoca de la
vida Squien no Sc Siente pri-
siOnero? Las paroles Y rejas
de esa prisi6n son las circuns.
tancias (la familia, los debe.
res, la preston economical. LO
unico que cabe hacer en- un
case ash es hacer ~justamente
10 que los prisioneros: ir vi
viendo 10 mejor possible den.
tro de las penalidaes y limi.
taciones de una vida estrecha
y sin aparente salida. Indtil
es desesperarse y tratar de Ii
berarse vi0lentamente de las
cadenas que nos Sujetan Guam.
do esas cadenas son irrOmpi.
bIes Gun hijo enfermo, por
ejempl0) En- SUI case, despues
de Su m%atrimOniO, su divorciO
y SUI prOlOngadO amistanza.
mientO, no lie queda mas re-
curse que c0nfOrmarse con
su suerte y, dentro de las cir.
cunstancias, Organizar SUI vi
da de tai forma que sea 10
mas agradable possible, con.
fiando que cambiara algdn
dia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

(Viene de la Paglna OOS)
que ell enfraScarSe uno en- dis
quisicones docentes cuando ell
torbellino de la guerra civil
desgarra al pals del uno al
otro extreme, podria tener pa
"a algun desaprensivo lector
apariencias de pedanteria. Pc
70 no hay tai; por ell contra.
rio, estamos poniendo ell de-
do en- una llaga a la que pue-
den achacarse con toda segu-
ridad los males que hoy pade-
cemos Eel menos de los cua-
les, dicho sea de paso, no es
precisamente ell del exilio), y
la que de no aplicarsele a
tempo ell oportuno remedio,
continuara siendo fuente ina
gotable de males futures.
Solo dos palabras de maja-
deria tecnica; la educaci6n GU
bana tiene que ser revisada de
alto a bajo en- estructura y en-
c%Ontenido. Lo uno para darle
funcionalidad organica, apti-
tud sistematica, ammonia del
TODD y las parties; 10 otro para
dotarla de la vitalidad y ell
espiritu formative que, en- cul-
tura y en- caracter, provea de
ciudadanos a la Republica.
Por 10 demas, no importa
cuanto reclamen nuestra aten.
ci6n las pateticas realidades
del presente: paralela a la ur-
gencis de destruir al poder IT,
ranico, ha de ir la obra mas
lenta pero mas profunda de
echar los cimiertos del porve-
mir. Que es la tarea de la Edu-
cacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
LA GUERRA Y LA PAZ

Querida Amaranta: Me ca
Sc a los 81 amos con mi pri-
mer amor. Viviamos en- casa
de mi suegra, pero no tarda-
ron en- surgir las dificultades.
En- vista de que mi esposo no
guerra poner casa, me mar
che a casa de mis- padres, es-
tando embarazada de mi pri-
rner hijo. FL seguia molestan.
dome y nos reunimos de nue.
vo. Ash, entire paz y guerra,
fue pasando ell tempo y tuve
I'm segundo hijo. Ell vino a la
Florida y regreso. No ACADIA
bamos de entendernos. To-
tai: presento la demanda de
divorcio y nos sopranos to-
~talnente. Sin embargo, Ell me
sisue persiguiendo y ahora-
yo vivo aqui Y dele a mis- hi
jos con mi hermana- dice
que quiere venir y traerme a
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
0lARI0 Las AMERICAS Pau. g.

celulas y especialmente las ner
viosas, reposen, y ESQ unicameH
te Sc logra por ell sue1o. Aun
que parezca curioso, tambien liz
actividad puede ser I'm elemenl
to eficaz para luchar contra
fatiga. Por ejemplo, despues de
I'm trabajo cerebral convene
una actividad f~isica; caminatas,
al aire libre, deportes, la prae
tica de I'm "hobby" que ayudar
a olvidar las preocupaciones
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
VENEzOLANO
Continuation de Ia pag. -

que Sc lie devolvera a Caracas,
donde cursaba estudios univer-
%sitarios, a menos que haya prue-
ba definitiva de su ciudadania
v~enezolana.
Guillermo EMBARGO sin pasa-
porte o medic alguno de iden-
tificacion legal. De acuerdo con
las leyes danesas, no Sc lie pue-
de expulsar del pals en- tales
condolences. Guillermo afirm6 a
las autoridades que no desea
volver a Venezuela porque Si
madre no tiene interes en- 81.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
TURISMO -.
continuation de la PAEins 81

entrada a Mexico" afirmo Nor
terra.
Luego agrego que esas cifras
serAn aun mayores cuando Sc
termine la construction de una
carretera de cuatro Was, entire
San Antonio y Laredo. Pronto
sera inaugurado, aunque va esta
alberto al pueblo, un nuevo ira
mo de carretera a Laredo via
Saltillo y San Luis de Potosi, o
sea, la supercarretera a Quere'
taro a la capital.
Dijo que la expansion de las
carreteras mexicanas, ademas
del facil acceso y menos COM
bustible a 10 largo de la ruta,
contribute al aumento del vo-
lumen de turismo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
BUzON ..
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ted al horde del abismo. Por
ESQ es absolutamente precise
que huya de ese hombre, que
rompa con Ell, que Sc Unite a
guardian ell recuerdo de esos
momentos que ha pasado a su
lado y que no intente prolon-
CARLOS porque clio seria su
ruina. Piense en- sus hijos, en-
su marido que tan caballe-
rossmente Sc ha portado du.
rante nueve amos con listed
aun no contando con SUI
amor. Conformese con su
suerte. No hay, amiga mia,
otra soIucion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06
LA
Viene de In PS0

los musculos sino de TODD ell
cuerpo. A pesar de todas las
experiencias de laboratorio, no
podemos esperar que en- ell fu-
turo una injection sea suficien-
tie para hacernos descansar,
porque Sc debe tener en- cuen-
ia que ell proceso de la fatiga
eS no solo quimico sino tambien
biologico. Els necesario que las
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del pals no pudo constituir-
Sc una mesa debido a que ca
20 a un rio ell canton que lie
vaba las cedulas y elementos
electorales.
POGO despues de terminar la
election Sc tuvieron los result
sados extraoficiales de 20 mi.
sas, cuyc total fue Ell siguien-
te:
Alessandri, 931; Allende,
Coz; Fret, 1853; Bossay, 244;
Zamorano 81.