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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
ho'ionoI News Summary
Lebanese Battle
Gathers Fury

lcbancsc rebels were reported
fighting IN the port cities Of Tripoli
where the revolt started 81 days
ago with an attack upon the U s.
Information Agency library. and
Sidon The capital city Of Beirut
was Quiet during Inn day bat dark
ness brought scattered shooting
Prime Minister Sami Solh said the
uN observer team sent To Lebanon
* not equal 10 the job Of what
he called increasing inflltration.
Lebanon has charged the United
Arab Republic. headed BY Nasser
Of Egypt. with helping the rebels
and has asked for UN police
force. to halt the outside inter
ference
Some officials in Washington said
Saturday they think Fasser is back
ing off from a showdown In Lcba
non They think a Western show Of
force in the eastern Mediterranean
may have persuaded Nasser S
highly nationallstic, pro-Arab gov
ernmfnt All Cairo To 10 easy in
helping the Lebanesc rebels over
throw their = pro-Western govern
mcnt Nasscr left home Saturday
for a visit with President Tito Of
Yugoslavla This trip will keep him
away from Egypt for three weeks
Some Washington observers felt
this was a hopeful sign Others
thought II might be used as a
cover for a coup in Lebanon
The Soviet Union Saturday night
asked for a full understanding with
the u S on the stopping Of nuclear
tests in connection with the begin
ming Of talks on the detection of
these tests July al Geneva The
text Of the Russian note. handed to
U. S. A m b or LleWellyn
Thompson In MOSCOW, indicated the
Soviet delegation will attend the
start of the technical talks at Ge-
neva, but it also showed the Rus
slams expect the U S to announce
its plans for stopping nuclear tests
if the talks are to be successful.
Earlier in the week. the Russians
threatened to withdraw from the
conference unless the u S. agreed
to stop its tests The Geneva talks
were called at the suggestion Of
President Eisenhower to discuss
ways of detecting nuclear tests SO
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Cannon AhdPeeryFan,iies
smcng Neu FdrmuiUe Faces

families. with them They are both
veterans OF Korean War service
Cannon is native Of Great
Bridge III graduated from the Unit
verslfy of Georgia in June with his
major in forestry He vii serve
here IN the forest MANAGEMENT de-
partmeni under A y Sim VIII
son
Cannon put in three years III
tho Marine Corps from 1850 70 1853.
Ills wife II the former Dottic Ann
Shanks. Of Roeersvihe. Tenn.
New Druggist
Pecry Is no stranger II Farm
VIE HIS father o Peery vas
d druggist for Patterson Drug Com
pany here in 1894. and Jack at
tended hi,h school here during that
time.
y have livedg in Texas, Tennes
see and Wyoming Peery said
and have yet TO find better
place than Farmville
Peery is native Of Grundy and
his family returned to Grundy from
Farmville He graduated from
Grundy High School, and took his
pre- pharmacy work at Memphis
State University. receiving his
pharmacy degree from the Univer-
sity Of Tennessee medical unit at
Memphis. He will have to wait until
November to take the Virginia
Pharmaceutical Board examination
Peery spent his four year mill
tary service as member Of the
U. S. Air Force. receiving his dis
charge as supply sergeant HIS
wife is the former Donna McClana-
han. Of Grundv They have one son.
lour-year- old Jack. Jr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

Officers for the 1858 summer
session Student Government AS
ISOLATION at Longwood College are
president. Else Lcoma Dick Of
Falls Church, vice-prcsident, Addie
Ann Richardson, Of Arlington. and
secretary Mrs Gertrude Marshall,
Of Suffolk
The Student Council Will be made
UP Of Anne Carlton Adams. Of Mon
tross, Elsie CAROLYN DeHaven. Of
Radford Mrs Dorothy N,ckols
DotsGn, Of Route ;. Richmond Mrs.
Kalvpso Costan Furniss, of Route
81, Lynchburg. Mrs Caroly
Juanita White. Edenton. N c., and
Randolph King Waddill Of Meher-
rim.
The faculty adviser fol- the As
sociation is Richard B. Brooks, as
sociate psychology professor at
LongWood College. These officers
will serve in their elected capaci-
ties until the summer session closes
on August 8.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
$4,000 Increase
In County Seen
Frou Pay Raises
Federal w ork ors~
Get Increase To
Match Post Office

A federal pay increase for white
collar government employees Is
estimated TO increase income IT
Prince Edward county By approx
maiely So 900
The pay increase for pcsial en-
ployees which was passed bT TAM
las. month is estimated to add
anotlses 50 boo. which means the n-
come for workers in the coant''
should be up app~oxina tely S.5 .99ii
The government workers iAcrcaS,
was signed into law by Hrs gle0'
Eisenhower June 20. and il matches
the 10 per cent increase gganses.
postal employees las, month 89,l'
increases are ret oactlNe 70 JaMM.
AIRY /. which has the effect u aN
average bonus Of $3.50
In estimating the increase IN
Prince Edward county Commits
s.oner Of the r enue ". G.
Womack sand he could oaly MAKE
rough estimate He estin9ted ZIP va
20 government employees II t!ic
county. with an average Ncra4s5
Of $500 pc year which IS tbs bash
for his estimate Of $4,000
Tie estimate for postal wnrAerS
is based or some 20 workers III
GLIDING The postmaster clerks. cry
carriers rural carriers and sats1
futeS
Total S5i2. 0G0 00n
The pay increase for The govern
ments one million white collar and
supervisory civil service emplovees
is expected to cost an addit4ona.
$40 iii.iit.s-tsotfaTs yeEgI-
The pay raise was fought through
both houses Of Congress for 1ha
past two years Senate opponents
argued il would be nGaiananv
THAT tho treasury doesn't havc thr
money and that il would require
another increase il tbs national
debt ceiling
Supporters however noted fhat
postal workers already were a.Nen
10 per cen; increase and that. IN
fairness. other federal employs
deserved the sane raise
For bottom Grade classified 9Th
ployees. the bill would boost paw
from 81 .69o-S3 POO to 81 96Q-s3 40
The top would be increased from
$4,000 to ST.. 500
The annual Virginia federal pav-
roll for al97 postal employees and
24.o2o other workers will be upped
TO sl69 400 900
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

The FaImVlilc laOnS CllD. eS-
-ablished only six yeas after the
igl7 founding ci Lions international
" Dallas Texas observed It's 3,th
anniversary at a ladies night ban
quot at the dining hall al Long
wood College
An address BY Dean William II
Muse. OF the tt C. Williams School
# Law Richmond University rec
ignition Of five founders from the
1923 organization memorial ccre-
mony for members who have
passed on and presentation Of gifts
-o ~ ladies highighted tho ami
ve~sary banquet
A quartet, all members Of the
CrcWe Lions Club, entertained the
assemblage Of l25 persons with a
number Of songs. Lion Dave Vein
berg led -r Cup singing
Lions A II GRAY r q Baldwin
and J B Wall who were present,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Deencradocs Get
Five More Ycars ia
attempted Escape

Cumberland Circuit c9urt Judge
joel w Flood FRIDAY tackled flvc-
wear terms IN tins already long
sentences 9f two dcspcrad9cs ~ho
attempted to escape while passing
through cumberland County last
Saturday
Jack Franklin Parker 32 ana
Sidney Allen Moore 27 both Of
Glasgow pleaded guilty 10 charges
81 felonious assault on Bedford
County Sheriff r Il Mitchell
They had been sentenced to o.
year terms On counts Of armed
robbery IN Bedford and were be-
IND transported back 10 the State
Penitentiarv when vain attemp'
to escape was made
The pair Of convicts had also
been sentenced 10 Is and 20 years
II the wolndne and armed rob
berry or 4 Harrisonburg dentist last
scar. and picked up l0-year son
Ntence for breaking and entering
Culpcper store
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Final Weeks Rain Makes June
Eighth Successive Excess Month

june precipitation used 4 New
York Yankee baseball habit
late rallies to continue I'M
broken an eight month period of
above normal rainfall AS recorded
at the Farrnville weather station.
Just when Weatherman f, F.
Stripln was about to record 1888 4
first 3O-day deficiency along comes
l.75-inch squirt in the last seven
days Greatest contributor to the
rally at months end was last
Thursday June 26 100 inches
That final precipitation brought
the June total TO AIS inches. com
pared 10 the state-established nor
NAL for this area Of 458 for the
30day midyear period
Fall Varies
Striplln said that weather stations
Immediately north. such as those at
Buckingham and Cumberland, had
slightly more rain than fell here,
while regions to the immediate
SOuIn naQ less precipitation.
The excuses on monthly basis
began last November. according to
Striplin's official records. They
have continued r 0 n since.
June being the eighth consecutive
month with an excess. The excess.
however. was similar 10 that in Jan
uary lust managing to get in
ahead Of the month S normal expect
ancy.
In his ate-of-agriculture report
the weatherman-count agent found
conditions for the most part ex-
cellent, with pastures getting the
rave notices. We've never had
them better than they are now, at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Three Sentenced
In Service Station
Break-In Here

Two youths involved ID the early
June brcak-ln at Reid ESQ scrv-
ice station al Farmville received
tWo-Ycar prnitentiary sentences and
third Was committed as a minor
TO The State Board Of Welfare and
Institutions N cases tried in Cir
cunt Court here in June session
Harold Lee DoSs and Edward
Marshall Ferguson received two
year sentences after entering guilty
pleas 10 the charge Of honsebreak
ing Bobby Ray Eagles. 49, who
also pleaded guilty was committed
q the state board
A fourth youth involved Roney
Mann was indicted by a grand
jury, but the Commonwealth de-
cllned 10 prosecute further against
him
Charles Brantley. under grand
Jury indictment Of unlawful manu-
facturc Of alcoholic beverage en-
tered a guilty plea to the charge
and received a three-year peniten-
tiarpN sentence The court ruled that
he viii serve six months OF the
sentence. with two and one-half
years suspended upon condition Of
five yea~st good behavior and upon
his leaving Virginia for five years
Charlie Brown. charged with ma
hclous woundlng. was found guilty
Of unlawful woundlng and sentenced
to the Prince Edward county jail
for nine months.
A fivc-year pcnitentiary sentence
was handed Paul J Chapman after
he entered guilty plea to a charge
Of rape
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
APNA Branches
Meet July 5

Prince Edward and Charlotte
branches Of the Virginia Association
for the Preservation of Virginia
ANTIQUITIES will hold joint meeting
at Red Hill, Saturday. July S.
The program will begin at ii 90
O'Clock. with basket lunch served at
noon. Hon. James S. Easely. of Hall
fax, president of the Patrick Henry
Memorial Foundation will address
the meeting following lunch.
D. Quinn Eggleston, of brakes
Branch. in charge Of arrangements,
directs attention to the changes in
time from those published in The
Herald Friday Gather at l1:OO IN.
lunch at noon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

and K K Brock and T Mel
Wainc. who could moi be present,
were the founders singled out for
special applause and recognition
Chcyrons Awarded
Lions w Il Smith and w C
Fitzpatrick both former governors
Of Virginia S International District
24-B. participated in The aMniper-
sary program The formcr detailed
briefly the history Of the inter-
national and local organizations the
latter presented membership chez
ronS 10 % club members. whose
member years extend all the way
from 10 first eligible period
for chcvrons d 81 tor tha
charter five
Thirty-ycar membership chcvfons
went 10 r \ Atkinson 4 Cox
NJ .R Conner r w Motley W
Edward Smith w ] SvdnoI and
D c. Wilson Twenty-Five year
tif'A bIi1 N'it " i-1tIhtN w iAeAN n
Moore and r N Whltlock
r f Garland and NJ B Coyner
were recognized AS reiired po-
neers members VINO remain An
flliatcd with an inactive status after
ac'vc participation OF at least 25
years
Memorial Service
Lion Z LLOYD Arehaft Prcsbv-
tcman minister conducted the brief
memorial service
Among the guests present were
MI and Mrs Burton Hamcrsly
Mrs r ] Martin Mr. ard Mrs
G W Glenn Mrs Agnes Lane Mr.
ana Mrs John R.ckmaH NJ s
Joseph Goode 1t and Mrs Henry
Quisenberry. Mr. and Mrs S "
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Stores To(Be Open
All-Day Wednesday
To Close Friday

The Fourth of july will he a
universal holiday in Farmyilie.
The banks. stores. post office,
etc. will be locked UP tight for
the mid summer holiday.
Farmyille stores will be open
all day Wednesday to give shop
pers little extra shopping time
before the Fourth. Stores nor
malIy close on Wednesday af-
ternOOn during the summer with
this Wednesday Being the ex-
ception.
Stores, Banks. post office, etc.
will open as usual Saturday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Juveniles, Teachers, Drivers
affected BY New Virginia Laws
Public Hearing
On Route $50
At Rice Wednesday

+. Reconstruction Of Route 4ae from
IFS connection with Route ao7 II .ha
Nottowav county lnc VIII be the sub
iect discussed al a .puhNc hearing
by the State Highway Department
tomorrow nWednesdavi N the RACE
Elementary School at pm.
Discussion is ovntcted 10 center
~ relocation q the route thron@h A
part Of the community Of Rice. tent
ativclv proposed ii order to elimin-
ate existing sharp curves.
Under PROPOSED plans most af the
route would follow the existing road
wav except for portions through the
village A new Route 4s0-Poute 307
intersection also IL proposed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

least 50 far ali recall Striplir
reports about pastures
Big job Ahead
The No. farm job, now bursting
into a golden climax Is the wheat
harvest. most of which VIII proba
bly, be accomplished in the next TO-
IA days Except for some 'bedded
down grain from the winds. har-
vest prospects are excellent. Strip
hin SAID
The periodic winds and the cool
nights have been about the only
agricultural enemies infiltrating
the southslde this spring and early
summer Last week several areas
recorded freak wind storms. but
damage was relatively light
Tobacco planting work IS com
pleted and the crops ra~e in Very
good shape WITH plants growing
rapidly" according to Striplins end
Of the month summary
Fruit Excellent
The weather has been ideal for
corn and the crop looks good to
the agent. There are some corn
fields getting competition from the
abundant weeds Of this wet spring.
but that is about the limit Of IN
vasion here.
Orchards are in very promising
Just now, according
to state summaries The 1858 peach
corp which will get a good share
Of its production here. is estimated
to come to "a per cent more than
the drought damaged 1857 crop If
so. it will be Virginia S biggest
peach year since 1916,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Three New York Club
Members Earn Herald
Five-Day,Free Trip

Mrs. Leon Williams. OF Farmyj Ute.
is the third member Of the Herald
New York Club to earn the, frea tsips
She Joins Miss Mary Lou soa;haE.'
of Farmville. and Mrs Lacy Rush
Of Dillwyn. as the first three sac
cessful members
Miss Audrey Bryant. Of New Can
ton. is the newest member Of the
club She began work Friday, taxing
OVER from her brother Kenneth
Bryant
Three weeks remain before the
campaign closes on July p, ana the
remainder Of the club members ex-
pect TO earn the trip by that time
Several of them have only few
more points to earn in order "A inaf@-fr
the trlr
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Statute Changes
Effective Fnda,

New avs tf'}N Mug on MANY ac-
4'vifice and affecting all ages be-
+ came effective Frldav 90 DAYS
after ad'onrnmnn' q the Virelnia
Legislature Whch placed fhcm On
stature books, on March ~
Taclvdad a@o 'nwie il fi"'ae which
waea oe nar.icrifaf concern 70 the
LEGISLATORS education. icveniles. in
dustrial DEVELOPMENT political sub
divisions, reve nue and vehicle
operation.
Apf Store rricee o. IN fi-e can+s
i on minis and ~ cents on larger
hot.lee todsv eTuesaav mis- vas
accomplished bv an administrative
move BY tho ARC Board, heading
off tax BIZ bv tho Legislature
Tffactvo fa.e therefore II start Of
INV new fiscal wear. todav
co1looiate TEACHING certificates
nav nov be- raised 10 COLLEGIATE
professional status If the holder is
a graduate Of a fo'r-vaar accredited
college and has two wears teach
ire experience.
t,vc,;,e avs
III s I'LL, ',.''s-s'4' ,.,
t .-,. ] Il a.''''el - =
ord n,,,,c,,,a,e Th,e ,,,et he over.
ctscd in reasonable manner.
law enforcement officers NAV
nov iail children over IA and treat
70 adflrs children previously CON
vcted Of serious offenses. Names
Oh Juveniles may also be made
public ii certain cases Of a serious
nature
NO longer viii voters have to con
SHIT \ calendar to determine hours
Of polling places during an election
The old law Of VARYING times. de-
pending oh the neriod Of the year
X chanppd to a ear-rollnd svs-
TEN am to I pm.
Under another law, political sub
divisions. counties. cities and towns
are authorized to exercise Jointly
any of the powers they now exer-
else sinelv as a political entity.
This IS a move for voluntary con
solidation of what some legislatures
view as over-divided subdivisions,
Costs Up
Tocantios also NAV reneaI ner-
sonal property taxes. if they wish.
cost o. semi-annual auto ana We
hlc!e INSPECTION goes 10 81. the
same cost to which the securing OF
birth or death certificate from
the Bureau OF Vital Statistics is
raised
Concern for drinking drivers took
\ the form of a new law which pro
! Vides that conviction in another
state counts in determining punish
ment under Virginia second-of-
Tense statute
I Constituency ~ the state ,1;,ly
/. ron,missio, fo,,,,a,,v ,,.it,, n,o
! ducer dietr,b,,tor ond. co,e,,r,ar
n,ep,ha, i obaroad q ra,Ia.a III
d,etribu+o, ,,o,,har -,
,,,iet IA. a1,,,ar;r ph;u;a 1900:
ate professor Of economies at tho
University Of Vjroinia uas named
ID tbe new most Saturday
o.,o sas,;..
~ ILL.,, = Is ''o''
'oo 'uN'eo' .'ie4ue'e
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Club Members


Members of the New York Tcur
Club TO date are:
Mrs. Mary Hedrick Rs. C'nnhar
land. Va
Mrs. Jack Moody RI. FarrElllc
Miss Betty Ruth Simpson. RI 4.
Farmville
Mrs Ann Clowdls. Longwood
Ave. Farmville
Mrs Owen Dunkley. Rs. Farm
vile
Garland Jones, RID Dillwyn.
Mrs. Dramor R. Maxey, Cnmb-
Miss Carolyn Peters. Cunber-
land
HarW Simpson, Rice.
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Subscribers Notice

Despite overtime work orr S'ih-
scription department has been I'M
able to process the subscriptions Is
fast as they have been received. III
forts will be redoubled tc catch up
with the renewals and new subscriil
ers. as quickly as possible. Please be
patient with us.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

ITS WET. IT'S WONDERFUL" said three
youngsters. Billy Mcknight, Doug Fitzgerald and
Joe Eddins, who got special swim in the Farm
vile Memorial Swimming Pool Sunday afternoon
for the benefit Of The Herald photographer.
Opening date won't be until Friday, July A. at
10 am, when the pool will be officially presented
to the Recreation Association by the Lions Club.
No swimming is allowed until then. The pool
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
Ell MUSICO Y LA
MUCHACHA

Querida Amaranta: Hace
meSes cOnoci a I'm muchacho
casadO. Como tengO apenas
10 amos, surf muchO al prin.
cipio hasta que mi prima me
persuade de 10 faciI que me
seria encOntrar a Otro sOltero.
I'm dia, Ell me dio una cita.
LEGO eSe snsiadO mOmentO y
gracias a DiOs, no pude ir
pOrque en- mi casa no me per.
:niten salir siempre que quie.
70. Me cause gran sOrpresa
saber pOr medic de mi prima
que Ell 81 habia acudidO al ST.
Ito que me INDIGO, pero
icon SUI espOsa!. POcOs dias
deSpues me telefOne6 extra.
nandOse de que 70 no hui.
biese acudido a la cita. LIE
pregunte que para que habia
tlevadO a SUI sonora y eI me.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06
Fl PeIigrO de Ia Perdidu
de Prendu Intimu Femeninu

Ell Sunday Pictorial" de Lon
dres advirtlo a sus l~ectoras que
mines de elias van por las ca.
Hes de Londres y otras ciuda-
DIES en- peligro mortal de per.
der en- cuaIquier momento sus
delicados calzoncitos.
ScgGn Ell peri6dico, la TRACE.
dia va lie ocurrio a la, Condesa
de Haddington, la semana pa.
sada, cuando inauguraba una
exposition en-. Edinburgh, v
atlora .podria ocurrirle a cual-
quiera otra mujer, noble o pie
beya.
Ell diario reyel6 que I'm gran
fabricamente de calzones ha
admltido que su firma es la res
ponsable del indiscreto desli-
zamiento de esas prendas, por-
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06

que en- todos sus modelos, ex-
ceptc en- los dltimos, ell elasti-
co de seguridad va pegado a la
tela y puede despegarse con ell
lavado. Sin embargo, uno de
los jefes de la firma, Cyril Ca
plan, dio tambien la buena no
ticia de que ell peligro pasara
pronto, .por9ue en- los nueVos
modelos Ell elastico va. cosido a
la tela. y no puede desprender-
Sc.
"Mientras tanto, chicas, re-
cucIden que; 81 la modestia de
ustedes va todavia pegada, po-
drja caerse con ell lavado id
vierte ell periodico- una pun
tsda a tempo puede impedir
una caida."
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06

hiLO Ver que a mi no me
cOnyenia VERNE con un hon.
bre casadO. LO malO es que
Ell es mISicO y pOr gustarme
mIchO ell bale muchaS Veces
no puedO evitar verlo. SCreera
que vOy detras de Ell? Cleric
eS que 10 adore con ell alma,
perO no quierO rOmper un
hOgar y s0bre TODD con hi
jos. FL me llam6 recientemen-
te y me dijO que nadie pOdia
Ofrecerme, 10 cuaI es la pura
verdad. PerO me habIa de
OtraS muchachas y aunque no.
soy celOsa, $50 me parece NAL.
iQue pOdria hacer para. oIvi.
dar este amor? jDeber6 ir un
dia al bale dOnde el tOca pa.
"a dOmOstrarle que no temO
verlo? jDebere pedirIe una
toto que tiene mia?
Delicia.
listed dene una madrecita
a quien quiere mucho, Sc
gun me dice en- un parrafo de
su carta que no reproduce, y
debe imaglnarse 10 que su ma
ma pensar'a de listed 81 Viera
que esta listed amenazando,
sin quizas darse cuenta, la fe-
licidad de I'M hogar, y de un
hogan con hijos Una mucha-
cha honorable, desde ell pre-
ciSo momento en- que sabe
que un hombre es casado, de-
be aparta, Sc de SUI canine.
listed no 10 ha hecho y esta
in%curriendo EN- gravisinda res
ponsabilidad con SUI propia
conciencia y con Dios. No Sc
engane a ST misma nj trate
de enganarme. 81 listed va a
los bales en- que esta csc mu-
chacho es para verlo, es para
FASHIONABLE es para incitar-
10. Ese hombre lie ha dicho
la verdad: que no espere ma
da de Ell. Su obligation mas
elemental eS no asistir a min
gin sitio donde Ell este (por
.nucho que le guste a listed ell
baile): no pedirle la fetografia
no hablarle no. querer demos.
trarle que no lie teme. No oil
vide que 81 I'm hombre puede
perder a una nina, una nina
tambien puede perder a I'm
holnbre y perderse ella.
Antes de que ocurra NADIA de
ESQ., rectifique SUI conducta,
comportese como una mucha-
cha decente y buena, aparte-
Sc para siempre del canine de
csc hombre y no vuelva a ha-
blarle nj a mirarlo porque per-
tenece a otra mujer.y "a Sus
hiiOs.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-06

da y quitele la corteza. Ponga
encima queso rallado y la toci-
meta y caliente en- ell horno pa
ra que ell queso Sc derrita y ell
pan Sc tueste un POGO. Sirva la
tostada entera o parta en- trian-
gulos o en- cuartos antes de po-
merle ell queso.