davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Diputado Peruano Respa!da Ia Independence de

Wiene de Ia Primera)
mula NO LENA las aspirsciones de
libertad de la ISla.
1O6 MUERTOS
P0R TRANSITO
HASTA AVER
SAN JUAN AL concluir ell mes
de abril de este ano, las estadisti.
cas- de la Policia revelan que ell
ritmo de muertes en- academies del
transito ha lido en- aumento en- COM
paracion con los primeros 4 meses
del aho 1857.
Durante los meses de enero, fe-
brero, mario y abril de 1858, nue.
We personals mas fueron victimas de
academies fataleS del trAnsito que
los r~egistrados en- ell mismo perio-
do de tempo en- 1857. Ell ano pasa-
do perecieron IS personals de ene-
70 a abril. Este ano subio a 81.
En- ell ano fiscal sin embargo, GU
briendo los meses de julio de 1887
a abril de 1858 ell nlmero de muer-
ties en- academies del transito tuvo
un descenso en- comparaeion con
el total registrado en- Ell mismo Pc
riodo del ano anterior. AL con-
cluir Ell mes de abril, 208 personas
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
M/AM/...
De day. De roche
CONFIRMA A JOSE
r. u
- viene de b PAg. -

oheialmente y en- Cimars sscreta, "LoS HIJos DE LA NocHE"
aeeptaron 81 ingreso de I'm nuevo Hermano LECHUzo. Pr No
permihrmelo los Estatutos, aun no puedo publican 81 nombre, pro
ii me es possible darles un "hnt' iiSHSSS!!. :. lie naman "Y1Yo"
y es Poeta :. Claro que para lograr ee alto honor. los aspirantes
ienen que ofrecer a la consideration del TRIBUNAL DE MAGMA
TIES, otrss Facilitates acadamicas. ademas de Ia de ser I'm consumadc
aoctambulo, csbaleroso y "hrador eertero" i. Como nota euriosa y
sracias a Ia negigencia del Bibiotecario, que dej6 81 documento en-
a mesa, les vy a publican una de las composicOnes poehcas de
"YIYo" y la eual Sc tom6 como ewdencia eomprobatoria de 81
eapacidad Etnica:...
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
DIARI0 Las AMEpItEs-pSu. II

p%ectivaS de nuestroS pacientes d
cancer, sino que Sc traduce tam
bien en- facilidades para 81 aides.
tramiento de medicos, estudianteS
Y tecnicOs. ass
La adicion fue hecha a u1 eosto
de 225 mil dolares y comprende 81
equipo mas moderno que puede
conseguirse para diagn6stico y te-
rapia.
A grandes rasgos ell equipo in.
cluye una maquina de rayos X pa
ra terapia superficial, una para te.
rapia profunda, una mAquina de
cobalto, radio y un laboratorio de
isotopos
SENADO CONFIRMA A JOSE
r. NOGUERA
SAN JUAN-La Comision de
Nombramientos del Senado, u
preside Santiago r. Palmer, apro-
DO por mayoria, ell nombramiento
del senoi Jose Noguera para Secre-
tario de Hacienda.
Sc abstuvieron de votar sebre la
aprobac,6n de dJcho nombramien.
to los senadores Gilberto Concep-
cion de Gracia, de la minoria in.
dependentista, y Charles H. Julia,
de "a minoria estadista. Votaron a
favor los senadores populares Pal
mer, Ga2tambide Arrillaga, Ernes-
to Juan Fonfrias, Juan Davila Diaz
y Francisco L. Anselmi y Agustin
Brugos.
La Comisi6n someti6 su acuerdo
al Senado.
Por unanimidad la Comisi6n
aprob6 tambien los nombramientos
del licenciado Jose Trias Monge,
para miembro de la Junta de Re
iaciones del Trabajo, y Pablo Jose
Lopez Castro, para Comisionado de
Seguros
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
-.
(viene de Ia PriMera)

NVIcuc u0 ku kthsxiVtNI
nera irregular Los cientifieos del
aobierno dicen que hay alguna evil
dencia de que los transmisores pue-
den haber sido dahados por dimi-
nutos meteoritos del cometa Hal
ley.
Una vez que Of sesundo transmit
o dele de funcionar, los cientifi-
cos tendran que depender de los
telescopes para seguir los movi-
mientos del satellite.
AvIsTADO Ell SPUTNK III
CHINA LAKE, California, (UP)
-Observadores de la estacion de
%pertrechos navales de esta base,
informaron haber avistado anoche,
a simple vista y con ayuda de te-
lescopios al "Sputnik III" y ex-
presaron la teoris de que puede es-
tar tornado por "cuatro pleas vo-
lando juntas" On 6rbita.
Varies otros observadores vie
ron 81 satellite sovietico en- San Die
60, a la vez que en- China Lake.
CHOCAN DOS AVIONES EN-
FLORIDA
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, (UP)
Dos aviones de la marina, que
volaban al noieste de esta ciudad,
chocaron aver y perecieron los cua.
tro ocupantes de una de las ma.
quinas. Il photo del otro aparato
salic ileso
Ell ayion en- que %perecieron las
cuatro personas mencionadas era
una m&quina de reconocimiento TO-
~tografico. que % estrell6 contra pr
aeroplano do cara do reaction,
Cougar, sobre una isla on Ia de.
sembocadura del rio st. Johns.
FL photo que salv6 Ia vida, saltt
en- 81 psracaidss antics de que lal
naquinas - sstrellasen
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

habian perdido la vida en- acciden-
ties del transito este aho, Ell ano pa.
sado en- ell mismo periodic, ell total
de muertes fue de 210.
En- TODD el ano fiscal 1867 las
victimas tueron 245. Este aho has
ia abril el numero era de 208.
Por otra parte, del Salon de Ma
pas en- el Quartet General Sc infor-
mo Ell lunes que las muertes por &C.
cidentes del transito durante 10
que va del mes de mayo ascendian
IL.
AL darSe a conocer estas cifras ell
Superintendent de la Policia Ra-
mon Torres Braschi, dijo que las
medidas tomadas hasta ahora no
son nj pueden ser suficientes para
evitar los academies del transito
por 10 que es menester la diligencia
del conductor y Ell cuidado del pea
AZ
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Denuncian Nueva Coaed6n
Sobre Profesorado
de Universidad de Ho|ouln

ma capitalina con Ia Ampliacion
de La Habana, al Este de Ia ciu-
dad, en- que Sc encuentran varias
playas y cuenta con cuatro Was,
siendo construido por la empresa
trancesa que ahora trabaja en-
otro tunnel bajo ell rio Almendares.
ExPORTACION DE TABACO
Por la Direction del Establishes
del Ministerio de Hacienda Sc in
formo que durante 81 pasado aho,
Cuba export6 tabaco en- brute o
manufacturado, por valor de A..
$4,000 pesos, correspondence
mas de 100000 q tabaco en- bru-
IN.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Atlas RECAUDACIONES

Fl Director de Contabilidad de
Hacienda declare que siguiendo
instrucciones del Ministro habia
firmado todas las ordenes de
adelanto de pago pendiente y que
las mismas We encontraban al dia.
Agreg6 que aver fueron situados
varios millones de pesos, para la
liquidation de atenciones del per-
sonal del presente mel y los pa
COS de suministros de algunas de-
pendencias del estado, asi como
compromises de la deuda piblica.
Explic6 que las recaudaeiones NO
solamente Sc habian mantenido ST.
no que Sc habia registrado I'm al
"a, 10 que permitia eumplir con
los compromises e~ontraidos por 81
estado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
CENTRIC DE ~RADIOLOGIA
EN- Ell PRESBITERIANO

SAN JUAN Fl Hospital Pres
biteriano de Santurce ACADIA de
inaugurar un centric de radiologia
y radioterapia para ell tratamiento
de cancer que esta a la par con los
mejores del mundo, segun declara
al inspeccionarlo ell sabado uno de
los mejores radiologos de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
La Influenza de este nuevo CEN
tro no Sc limita a mejorar las pers-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
r..

Ne gustav tms ess cue SON m aeseMo
De tn amor afdiente, cue invita- q seAas
eos ~soAadores, serenos y behoA,
clos que ON md Vida NO podr6 eaWdag...
Me susta ID boea y como me besaa
eaando piensas ago que quieres deers
amor sspontanee sin falsas promesaS,
promesas cue nunca pedrfa 70 eanpAf..
Solo pisnso d aa que sea IA parida
y quizAs me digas que vas . volver;
Meno de rscuerdoA dc Huston vuda,
eain solo me deiak sn sabsf que hAcss...
Y suiais aIgdn da lomss rssordasms,
en- las tardes serenas al sontsmplar tn hae%s
desearas darme an beso, desearAs abrazarms,
suizas sea va tards, paes quizas 70 este muertc...
El original autsntico de sAa hemsnda composition, pseds rs
spreciado m Salon de Trofeos de la Bara de "MALANGA". -, y
tambien s autor. :. RosITA. Ia sxpropietaria dol soLERo BAR
hmben 81 aator.. 2
RosrrA, Ia m pr.pa...ri. del soLERo BAR, Ia ~bailaers"
flamenco, Ia mamboleta y IA buena amiga be sas6 81 sabado con
ROBERTO STEVENS.
FRANK GONZALEZ oREsTE. figaro prominsnts de Ia Prime
"a Avenida, N. e, famoso por su eslo ortcdoxo de manejar ell
peine y pr los acordes wasnerianos que lie imprime a la hiera euan'
do e afana en- hacsr un Master Piece" de la cabeza de un clavc,
ceebr6 en- dias pasados ia srata OCCASION de su onomsstico' , por
tai motive nos honr6 con Nm open House" en- Ia Barberia.
iiMasnifico. m
~yEyE" PRO, de pseninsnte dsseendencia, sueansadora con sd
eridnaliimo "Chemise". =, iiClase. iamilia, siase. ~ Z
EN- sER1o. No me ialten al P b A. HOY, (sabado) les
prOmetO que var a ulSlfutd ue u Acstoh ue ieiso uoJs NN
BERTo FAZ, ORLANDO VALLEJO, las orquestas de CHECHE DE
LA CRUZ y ell CoNJUNTo CASINO DE MIAMI. A mis- disct
pulas, que no traten de sacarme a balar =. Me cal q pisar una
eiscara de "matusa' y se me disloc6 un tobnlo.
RANULFO SIERRA, acreditado fot6srafo del PACIFIC BLDG,
crsciendo con Miami. LIE ha asresado a m Estudio una serie de
nuevos aparatos para sacar eopias ~fotostitieas.. -. Los prscios son
ridculos.
MARIO CASAS, "MR, CHEVROLET" adelanto ) neses SUI ma
timonio, a fin de acompasarse a Ia actual campaha de "CoMPRE
AHORA".. Fl acto revsio caracteres apoteoscos y representa-
tes de la industrial automovlistca, del Cuarto Poder. de la Polftca
y de la Sociedad, lie rindieron un calido homemade. ilCOMPRo
ARAVLLoSAMENT BEN II
81 ustedes quieren saber 10 que ss DEMOCRACY AT HIS
BEST, vivian la descarsa que NEGRONI, Ralph Renick y los edito.
riaHstas de los otros rotativos locales, lie estan disparando al Juex
Giblin, del Tribunal del Circuto de Dade, pr haber este demonstrate
su incomplacenca al encarcelar un hermano puertorriqueho, que ad
mMi6 su incapacidad de no hablar insss.. GOD BLESS
AMERICA. AZ Z
TIA ULTIMA. N HUGO JIMENEz y "a popular programs
radial, Sc retirara del aie pr varias semanas ~. A partr del uernes
la WAHR pas6 a nuevos duenos y Ia entrante administrator ho
"ranna mohuda =" Como Hugto es de corcho, "a reaparecerA On
brsvs, mas vigoroso y tianfante, pr donds nenos sstsdss - %
Aperen. ..
~MUCHO OyO"... y hasta 81 jweUes.
N. del R-Cualqunr seme3ansa Z
parecdo con personals wives . nHerNs
A pNra eo8nei4eneia, ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
NUEvos RRCLUTAs

Por el Estado Mayor del Ejerci-
to Sc inform6 que en- Ia fortaleza
de Ia Cabaha, sede del Regimen
to de A~rtilleria, Sc llev6 a cabo la
jura de la bandera de $50 nuevos
reclutas de ese regimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

Sc dedique en- Puerto Rico a la pro-
duccion de perfumes. Ash 10 infor-
mo aver la Administration de Fo.
mento Econ6mico
Manifesto ell senior Joseph Giles,
presidente de la corporation, que
Ell proceso manufactured incluye
desde ell proceso de ~laboratorio
necesario para los aceites seencia-
les usados en- la preparation del
perfume, hasta ell embotelIamien-
to y empaque del producto va ter
minado.
La Gilco Corporation ocupara I'm
edificio privado de 500 pies cua-
edificio privado de $500 pies cua-
con una fuerza obrera de 20 traba-
iadoreS v una nomina annual esti-
mazda en- $4,000. Contara con una
inversion aproximada de $25, 900
en- maquinaria y equipo.
Ell producto terminate serS ex-
portado a Estados Unidos, pero es
possible que tambien Sc lie de algu-
ma distribution local.
INDIGO ademas ell senior Giles que
la totalidad de sus empleados Sc
ran puertorriquenos, a exception
del senior Burt Evans, quien es ge-
rente de Ia nueva empresa indus
trial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
SUMINISTRO nE Aqua

Ell Presidente de la Comisi6n Ma
cional de Fomento declare que Ell
problema del suministro de aqua
para Ell consume de la Urbaniza-
ci6n que Sc hara en- La Habana del
Este, estaba resuelto, pues Sc to-
maran unos 40 millones de gallo
mes diarios de la euenca de San
Juan, situada entire Jarueo y Aqua
cate.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
vTSITANTE
NORTHUMBERLAND

III Ex-Alcalde de Nueva York,
Sr. William 0'Dwyer, Sc eneuentra
el La Habana pasando unas vaca-
clones. Ell visitante lego proceden-
to do Mexico donde esent6 Of ear
60 de Ernbajador de III reo'on.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
INSTALAN FABRICA
PERFUMES EN- ISLA

SAN JUAN La firma CLEO
Corporation de San Juan iniciara
sus %operaciones dentro de ais pro-
Xmas dos semanas. La nueva en-
presa industrial sera la primera que
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
FBLICHDADEs A TURSTAg

La Association de comercios .
Industries de Ia bahia de La Ha-
bana elev6 una exposition al Pre-
sidente de la Republica, solicitan-
do se adopten medidas para incre-
mentar la llegada de buques de tu-
ristas a nuestros puertos, sehalan'
do que clio Sc lograria con la accp-
taci6n de pasajeros por barcos tu-
ristas, suspension del eobro de de-
rechos consulares a esos buques,
suspension de la t~arjeta y pago de
impuestos y despacho de la SAM
dad martina de los barcos, me-
dante un sistema de radio comu-
nieaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
-AUToM0VlLE

Mercury del IS, 4 puertas. sedan. Bue-
mas condolences. 1 dueno $3.50.
110s5 N. Bayshore DR.. PL 1852
(3320) 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

ROBERT A. H0KE
Art Director
PHILIP n. LOVE
Editor

JUNE I, 1858
Cover: Flying Low by H. Mos
Mature Did First Jerry 0Leov. IT,
What They Sold
loOAAIe Horseback. by JOmes BIeheId
Designing Wom0n BY EIobeth HHiyer 10
The Three Rs Age Adele chdOkeI and Vic KOntr u
Perks. by John ~ KOUfhmOnn
inexpensive VueOtiOn Try cOmping. by Gene Duh0k Is
Frusoins" Word For These Mems Jobs BY Victor BOk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
THE FRONT COVER

Pilot Dick Peck hoverS
close to the turf during a
helicopter flying demon
stration at the AnacoStia
Naval Air Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

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sufted beck. ofthe-foos styling ond bsoss ts,suIed
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
STAR DUST

FOR KIDS: Do you know that the wood rat Is not
thief? He is a trader, says Jerry OLeary jr, and
perhaps the worlds Oldest Mr.. OLeary knows lot
about and is willing to share the information
with young and old On page present the first
suggest you clip and them for your children.
A SALUTE: Congratulations to the National Aviation
is doing something concrete to make mathematics more
interesting schoolchildren Turn to The Three RS tn
the Air Age on pages IL and Is for a report the
councils painless education gmmickS"
SOLUTION: Confused about how to spend your vaca-
ton? Capt Gene Dutchak of Fairfax Va, has found
solution that is both satisfying and inexpensive It's
camping What's more he's willing to share his expert
with woud-be campers. His wtO-dot Sugges-
tons pages Is and II.
PLUSH PIONEERING Vrgnias first 1O0-mile trail ride
(See 81 followed many of the mountain trails once
ridden by pioneerS-but Oh much more comfortably.
Each day. for example, the riders served LUNCH
plete with white linen at the halfway point Our man
James Brchfeld joined in the eating but not in the
horseback riding He covered the 100 miles by jeep
CHANGE OF ADDRESS If you're tired Of your present
furniture arrangement The Designing Woman has
on page 10, that she has a mailing address.
NEXT SUNDAY: How the increasing volume of mail has
forced the Post Office Department adopt mechanizaon
to speed sorting and delivery
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
Spendth1ift Initiation

the people were in state Of alarm this
year Gas were members Of congrcss) be
cause Of the successful firing of the Rus
sian Sputniks Just a few months before this
last session of congress convened. Thus
both defense and pump printing money was
hurried into circulation by the Congress
and President Eisenhower
Congress raised the pay Of millions Of
government employees and increased bene-
fits to millions of pension recipients and
this-with the upturn in business activity
now threatens to bring on another round of
initiation.
Without doubt the danger is once again
that another round Of pay, cost and service
increases vii become an inflationary
spiral, weakening this country in its com
petitive position concerning Russia, and
making the cost of living and the cost Of
defense dangerously high.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
Race Tension Exploited AS
Commy Party Weapon

problem by developing their own
land Of opportunity There was the
Negroes chance to prove himself
with no white discrimination or
persecution 10 hamper him But
Liberia remains Stagnated dream.
and without white Influence Africa
would relapse into barbarism even
today
Yet Mr. Oliver Hill. NAACP at
torncy from Richmond imaglnes
that hts race could do better for the
State Of Virginia, whose govern
mcnt he dcnounccs as one that
will not act with intelligence and
sense" his exact WordS,A, and
promised his cgro audience lie
Front Royal recently that the
NAACP Is going to fight to give you
leadership in Virginia Consider
ing the dismal failure of Negro
leadership in Liberia, they would
be wise 10 remain loyal to the white
government under which their race
has risen from Savagery For they
have only 70 look al their record in
America for proof that Mr.. Hill Is
correct in his theory that the Negro
cannot progress unless exposed 70
white civilization
Educational Advantages
We have given them a language
In place Of the gibbcrish they used
In Africa We converted them TO
Christianity, and Negro teachers,
lawyers. doctors, preachers. and
scientists are impressive evidence
OF their educational advantages.
Except in Great Britain, no people
anywhere enjoy more rights. prlvi-
leecs opportunities. and pleasures
than American Negroes yes, even
IN the South For where else in the
world could a member Of a minor
lty race stand up in public meeting
and deliver such a sedltious speech
aS Mr. Hill delivered in Front
Royal. fully protected BY the very
government and society he was de-
famingo
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
Fourth Of 4 Series
BY LAURA VIRGINIA HALE

Reprinted from the N0rthcr Vir-
ginia Daily by special permission Of
the author
A leading Communist textbook
Ia Racial Program for the goth
Century explains their plans for
use Of racial tension as a Party
weapon While innamlng the Ne
Rro minority against the whites. We
viii instill in the whites a guilt
complex for their exploitation Of
the Negroes
This quit complex was % b.
lnstllcd by inf;Itration Of our
church editorial s'affs. theological
ScmlnarieS etc. with our ministers
filling the same role they played in
the abolitionist period Of agitation
How We'll they have fulfilled the
part expected Of them II attestcd
BY TIE present confused state Of
mind in which 50 many Of our
Christians find themselves on this
issue For as Llston Pope, dean Of
the Yale University Divinity School.
admits IN his book The Kingdom
Beyond Caste. the Bible Itself il not
clear on the subject. However. il
certainly does not teach that Chris
tian brotherhood REQUIRES that Ne
gro and white children must be
educated IN the same classroom
Nor docs i saw that all men are
equal II ability and capacity Such
teaching would be contrary to the
following historical facts
Opportunity To Develop
Through the countless centuries
that the yellow. brown and white
races were developing their dis
tnctive civilizations. the Negro had
an equal opportunity with the en-
tire African continent at his dis
posal Yet except in a few border
regions Of contact with other race
no great cities we're Rilt. no great
books newspapers. OT lasting con
tribntions to culture. science and
progress came out OF native Africa
our Northern slave ships 10 their
everlasting shame. be- II admitted
merely transferred Negroes from
cannabalistc enslavement by their
own tribal chiefs in Africa to all In
finltely milder state Of slavery il
America
ln 1922. the American Colonial
ton Society raised thousands Of dol
lars TO found the Negro republic Of
Liberia on the west coast of Africa
transporting freed slaves from the
rs. for the purpose Judging by
what the little jamestown colony
did for an untamed continent from
a similar beginning Liberia should
by now be the capital Of a great
United States Of Africa, governed
by nc descendants Of the 10000
liberated slaves settled there BY
phllanthropic Americans in the vain
hope that they would solve the race
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

Of margins. Once the two thousand British
paratroopers who are now in Jordan are
Withdrawn, one wonders whether he can
stand up against the pressure being exerted
against his regime by the pro- Nasser and
pro-communist forces in Jordan
1t is certain that any brutal overthrow
Of King Hussen, or Of the legally-elected
government of Lebanon would violently af-
feet Y. s foreign policy and perhaps U. S.
military policy Likewise. the danger Of our
involvement is great concerning the Que
moy Islands. These are two critical spots
at the moment, and appear to be the two
crises of the future
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
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Near and Far East

DERHAPS the next two crises which will
confront the State Department in Wash
ington, in the tense cold war with commun-
ism, concern the Qucmoy Islands and Jor-
dan.
TO the west which we call the Far East,
the communists have been Smelling the Que
moy Islands in record intensity Chinese
Nationalist leaders on the island are not
sure whether this is the prelude to an act
ual assault or not
The delicate part Of this situation. as far
as the United States is concerned, is the
fact that some twenty U. S. military per-
sonnet are stationed on Quemoy They are
members Of L. S. Military Assistance Adj
visory Group. In any invasion, what would
happen to these American military person.
mel would be Of possible inflammatory con
sequence.
On the other side of the world, in Jordan.
King Hussein is reported to have held out
the olive branch to President Nasser, of
Egypt. President Nasser's reply is sup
posed to have been: "Why should | deal
with dead duck?'
If reports from the Middle East are true.
King Hussein is holding on by the tAinnest