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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
Beauty treatment
For War Horse
By DORIS KANTER
Star stan Writer

IT'S LONG galop from Civil War service to a 1858
home beauty treatment-even for Sherdan's horse.
But Winchester, the steed that carried Gen. Philip Henry
Sheridan 20 miles from Winchester Va to Cedar Greek
battle-ground fateful day October 1884 it.
Despite lot of horselaughs that greeted the idea at
first Edgar M Howell recently sprayed Winchester with
the brand of black hair tint thousands of
buy and their tresses Mr. Howell Is the Smith
sonian Institutions acting curator of military history
and dead horse" Jokes didn't throw him. He
hden Operation Tint would add due user to Winchesers
already iuStriouS form.
The general public will have a chance to the
results sometime this summer. Winchester, much
like his original self" according to Mr. Howell. is
scheduled to go exhibition in the SmithSonians
Hall of Military History
Winchester Is the only biographical mount In the
Smithsonian and it's Mr. Howels pet He at time
swift and lively geding. THE old boy the acting
curator affectonatey calls him. stands 10 hands high
MeSize and hfelke in appearance.
The story of the famous horse begins with his
foalng In 1859, in Grand Rapids Mich. In 1862 the
officers of the I'd Michigan Cavalry then in Renz Miss
presented the horse to their commander
october 19, 1884, the day the horse earned the
Winchester For Gen. Sheridan and his steed
in the town of that that day. Some 20 miles away
Confederate forces giving Union troops hard time
To get to the battlefield and inspire his boys personally
Sheridan had travelling "Sheridans Ride
by Thomas Buchanan Read divides the credit for what
happened:
a.. And Dhen their statues are placed high
Be it said in letters both bold and bright:
Here is the steed that sGDed the day
By carrying Sheridan into the fight,
From WtnchesteT-20 miles GtDGyP"
Winchester remained Sherdan'S pal a long time.
When the horse died in 1875 friends of the general raised
money have him mounted. Sheridan himself presented
the mount to the Museum of Military Service, then at
Governors Island N Y Later Winchester went to the
Smithsonian and has been exhibited there since 1928
Natural and artificial light faded the old boy" Mr..
Howell says He turned sort of gray People who saw
him after fading thought gray his original color 1t
wasn't. He black with three white stockings and
white star on his forehead"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
Fish Cunnery
Opens July !

MANILA - A 2 milhon-peso
fish canning plant Marcel Pack
ing Corporation-will start opera
tions July l in Navotas. Rial, just
a couple of miles north of Manila.
The plant is 1000 Filipino
owned and the first to be estab-
lished since World War II. 1t ex-
poets to employ about 400 workers.
Production capacity of the fac
tory is 10000 cans in eight hours
and three tons of fishmeal daily.
The plant plans to can sardines,
tuna, mackerel, anchovies and
other species of fish.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
Gurcio SUspends
Customs Men In
Cleon-Up Move

MANILA-Pres. Carlos p. Gar
cha has started cleanup program
in the government services with
the suspension of % officials in
the customs service today and 60
more suspensions in the offing.
The action follows the recon-
mendation of Lit. Com. Marcelino
Calinawan, assigned by the Presi-
dent as head of a customs graft
busting team.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
Hawaii Has Five
Pinoy ATTORNEYS

HONOLULU = There are five
Filipino lawyers all Hawaii born.
now practicing in the Territory of
Hawaii.
These are Peter Aduja, deputy
attorney general and former MEM
Der of the Territorial House of
Representatives; Bernaldo Bicoy.
Alfred Laureta of Honolulu, Ben
Menor and Elias Yadao of Hilo.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23

In the senior class in cambridge
High SchUOI are ROsalie Bucat
and Eleanor Cook, who will re-
ceive their diplomas at COM
mencement exercises June 5.
ROsalie is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Morales, Balm
bridge Island. Coming from Will
mingtOn, Calf, ROsalie was ac-
tive in the Girls Athletic As
ISOLATION, Girls Club, Home Eco
Monies Club, Spanish Club,
Chorus, NOnette( Girls singing
group, Student Council. She
was also chosen by the Wash
ingtOn Music Educators AssOcia-
ton to attend this years All
State music festival in Yakima.
In 1856. Rosalie was queen of
the Strawberry Festival in Port
Orchard, Wash.
Eleanor Cook transferred to
cambridge from North VancOu-
yer, b. G. in 1865. She has been
active in the following: Girls
Athletic Association, Girls Club,
Pep Club, Home Economies
Council, Latin Club, Spanish
Club and Student Council.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23

ance at the conference is spon-
sored by Rial Post No. 142, Amer
lean Legion.
Evergreen Boys State is con-
Quoted annually by the American
Legion of the State of Washington
to help train the future leaders
and citizens of this state and ma
ton in the functional aspects of
city, county and state government.
1t is a program of education by
participation where each young
man learns the part he will be
called upon to play as he becomes
of age.
To be selected to attend the
BOYS State, Mr.. Francisco said, a
boy must be outstanding in quail
ties of leadership, scholarship,
service and citizenship. He must
be between the ages of 10 and Is
and is preferred to be a high
school junior at the time of selec-
ton.
Some $50 similar young men
are being chosen from all parts
of the State. They represent more
than 200 of the states high
schools.
At the Boys State, the young
citizens will elect all officials for 6
cities. 8 counties and one state.
They will form two political par
ties and will hold their respective
county and state party conven-
tons. While part of their training
is devoted to electing officials,
they will also learn operation OF
each office and each branch of
government. They will form their
own legislature, conduct their own
courts of law and follow all pro-
cedure exactly as they are done IN
the State of Washington today
Mr.. Francisco said that the
American Legion has carried on
the Boys State program for 10
years with more than $3.50 Wash
ington boys having graduated in
that time. Similar training schools
are carried on in all states of the
Union.
Adorio has a brother, Leo Ru-
dota, who is graduating from
O'Dea High School on June 1.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
Gen. AgvinoIdo
Much Improved

MANILA - Gen. Emilio Agui-
naldo, hero of the early Philippine
independence movement who was
stricken by a cerebral hemmor-
hage on May 2, showed excellent
improvement all of last week and
was allowed to see visitors at the
hospital for the first time last
Sunday.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23

at the Pacific Lu-
.theran College at
.Parkland, Wash,
it was announced
ID y E m iii a n o
! FRA n C i s C o, De-
lpartment of Edu-
6cation Committee
chairman.
Adorio, a junior
at Franklin High
School, is the son
of Leo Rudota
and Nina del Ro-
sario. His attend
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
Given a Year or Two. The "BoIos"
Looms Contender for City Title


The Bolos are creating quite a
sensation in Seattle's LII League,
generally, and in its International
League, specifically.
The all-Pinoy baseball team en-
try may have dropped its first
two opening games, but call it in
experience, if you have to. This is
a formative year for the Filipino
Community of Seattle's squad and
in two more seasons, give or take
a year, the Bolos will be top con-
tenders for the city's title.
You'll be able to recognize the
team when you see it-all Filipino
American faces, proudly wearing
their white with red trimmings
uniforms and bright red caps.
They lost their opener by 10-1
shellacking, then saw a four-run
lead fizzle in the second contest
for 11-9 heart-breaker. But
every ball-player is in there try
ing.
Here's the 15-man roster:
Pitchers, Doug Arviso, Rod
Mamon, Sonny Singson; one of the
best catchers in the league today
Mike Hill; first baseman, Victor
Guarin; Larry Flores and Cata-
limo Monares Jr., at second; Limos
brother, Dick, at short stop; Chick
Mamon, third; Rudy Gramaje,
right field; Juan de la Cruz and
Henry Dumlao, center field;
George Ramos and Norman Dunn
lao, left field; and Bobby Nonas,
also at shortstop.
The Bolos heavy hitter is Doug
Arviso, starting pitcher. The burly
Highlander slammed a homer
with bases loaded in the second
inning of their second game for
the biggest team hit yet.
Coaches on the lines are Leo
and Bill Mamon, Bernie and Benny
Cantil and Greg Ebat.
All uniforms were purchased
through the donations of members
of Local 81, IL.W.U.
The BOlos' are now organizing
their farm" team for other boys,
general manager Ray Cantil said.
This will give splendid opportun-
ity for more boys to participate in
the program.
The Bolos are sponsored by the
Filipino Community of Seattle
Inc. under the auspices of its
Youth Activities committee.
More parents and members OF
the Community are urged to watch
the ball games. There's nothing
like giving the boys more enoo'ir-
agement," Ray Cantil said.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23

The linescores for the two games
are:
R H e
BOUOS ...... 001 600 2 IL
Busy Bees -. 612 IOO-1O IL 2
Doug ArvisO and Mike Hill;
Lyons and Brown.
BOLOS ...... $50 300 8 8
Blue Notes -. 1913 S20-1I 10 5
Doug Arviso, Dick MOnares and
Mike Hill; Jackson, Smith and
NJ. Mines. Arvlso, home run with
bases beaded in second.
The balance of the Bolos' sched-
ule Includes
May 24-ROcketts, Garfield No. 8,
IL noon.
May 2S-Busy Bees, Washington
Park No. 1, 6 pm.
May 31-Blue Notes. Garfield No.
8. 2 pm.
June 4-O0rvettes, Meany No. 8,
pm.
June BLUE Angels, Garfield No.
3, 10 am.
June 1I-ROcketts. Garfield No. 8,
pm.
June 14-Busy Bees, Garfield No.
8, 10 am.
June 18-BIue Notes. Meany No. 8,
pm.
June 21-COrvettes, Garfield No. 8,
10 am.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23
Adorio Rudo+o
Chosen TO Go
To Boys S+afe

Adorio Rudota, one of this COM
munitys outstanding high school
age boys, has been chosen to at
tend the 1858 American Legion
Evergreen Boys State, June 1924
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-05-23

RARING TO GO after the International LII League Crown
these Is players of the BOLOS baseball team being
sponsored by the Filipino Community of Seatte's Youth
Activities Players include, from left frOnt row. Victor
Guarn Larry Flores, Chick ManOn Dick Onares, Catalina
MOnares Jr. with glove, Bobby NOnas Henry DumlaO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Teens Display Religious Art
By Fiji GORSKA
Star STAN Writer

Olga Wilson kicked the round
wooden disc with her right foot
to turn the potter's wheel. With
her hands she wet the clay as
it turned and began to take a
round shape.
Nearby, 16-year-old Lucy Lee
of Immaculate High was doing
Chinese brush work that she
learned in Hong Kong when
her father was an Army attache
there. With sheep-hair brush
she painted water on the rice
paper. A wolf-hair brush was
used for mountains and trees,
and rabbit hair made the fine
lines and peoples faces. For
paint. Lucy boiled Chinese ink
sticks.
Olga and Lucy were giving
demonstrations at the first
Religious Arts Fair at Blessed
Sacrament School earlier this
month Altogether. 26 teen
ayers exhibited their art work
at the parish-sponsored show.
along with more than 800
adults.
My 3-by-4-foot water color
Of Is apostles and disciples was
first in the hail." said Mary
Anne Saunders, Is. But it was
such a shock to the public
that it was moved into one Of
the seven exhibit rooms. I think
the red hair I put on st. Johns
head was responsible. wanted
st. John to be different.
Michael Craig-Martin. Is,
won third place for his oil
painting Of st. Peter. It was
his first religious picture and
his first art exhibit. Il made
up st. Peters face" the
Priory student said, but his
hands are mine as I saw them
in a mirror"
Another winner was Lydia
Fem. 10, Of Sandy Spring, Md.
A white ribbon was attached
to her flaming orange and red
oil entitled "PentecoSt."
About $500 persons visited
the exhibit.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08

Ell portavoz manifesto que Fidel
Castro no ha dado comienzo a SUI
guerra total' contra ell gobierno
de Batista solo por respeto hacia
la Semana Santa. Pero anadio que
la guerra comenzara pronto y que
les inmihente" la captura de va
rias ciudadeS cubanas.
Anade que Batista utilize los
aviones para bombardead y anne
trallar la ciudad de Cienfuegos Ell
5 de septiembre pasado y eel De-
partamento de Estado no protesto,
al menoS philharmonic.
"Los cubanos, que Sc indignaron
ante este ataque-continda la de-.
%claracion- no pudieron explicarse
este Silencio, espeeialmente en- Wis
ia de las fuertes notas que los Es-
tados Unldos enviaron al gobierno
francse por utilizar avion que les
entregaran los norteamericanos pa
ra bombardear I'm pueblo de TIL
neZ,
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08
HONRAS FUNEBRES A
HISTORIADOR MEXICANn

AUSTIN, Texas (UP)- Aver a
las nueve de la manana, en- la igle-
STA de Saint Austin, Sc rindieron
honras funebres al historiador me-
xicano doctor Carlos Eduardo Cas-
taneda, professor de Historic Lati.
noamericanas en- la Universidad
de Texas.
Castaneda naci6 en- Camaroa, ha-
ce 81 amos y Sc educo en- Esta.
dos Unidos, pals en- Ell que viva
desde hace largo tempo. Su falle-
cimiento Sc produjo Ell jueves Ill
timo a causa de una affection car
diaca.
Durante u carrera, ell difunto,
fue primeramente bibliotecario v
despues escritor prolifico. Entire
sus obras figuran una historic de
siete tomos sobre la Historic del
Catolicismo en- Texas, 1.-THE Mexi.
can Side of the Texas Revolution,
"The Missions at Work., "The End
of the Spanish Regime in Texas, y
la traducci6n al ingles de la prime
ra obra de teatro escrita en- Anne.
rica; un drama cuyo autor fue Ell
sacerdote, Toribio de Montolinia,
amigo de Herman Cort6s.
Ell difunto fue agraciado en- 49,
81, con Ell premio Sierra de las
Americas que .confiere la Acade.
mia de Historic Franciscana de los
Estados Unidos, por su trabaios
sobre las relaciones americans.
DOS DETENIDOS POR
SECUESTRO DE HIJOS DE
KELLY
BUENOS AIRES (UP)- Dos
personals Sc encuentran detenidas,
en- relaci6n con ell secuestro de los
dos hijos de Guillermo Patricio
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08
BATISTA DICE ID
"SERA JUZGAD0 CON
JUSTICIA"
Por FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY

POr FRANCIS l.. MCCARTHY
LA HABANA, abril z. (UP) -
Ell Presidente Fulgencio Batista
prometio que Fidel Castro seria
juzgado con justicia Isl Sc lie cap
tura vivo', pero agrego que no cree
que ell lider rebelde salga cor vida
para ser sometido a juicio por sus
actividades revolucionarias.
Batista, con aspecto tranquilo y
de confianza en- 81 mismo, hizo tai
declaration en- la c%onferencia de
prensa que dio aver en- SUI casa de
campo, situada a unos rs kilome-
tros de La Habana, en- momentos
en- que la ciudad Sc mostraba in
quieta por la amenaza de guerra
total" que hizo Castro y de la huel-
ga general, que podria comenzar
en- cualquier momento.
Batista declare que Sc tratara de
capturar a Castro, Isl fuere posi-
be-, pero observe que podria ser
que las fuerzas del gobierno no lie
dieran tempo a rendirse, en- vista
de que Ell lider rebelde y sus que
rrilleros "matan soldados y poll
cias".
va entrada la tarde no habia no.
ticias de operaciones m~ilitares en-
la provincial de Oriente, desde la
que Castro dirige SUI movimiento
contra ell gobierno de Batista.
Ell ejercito informo anoche que
las fuerzas rebeldes de la provin-
cha de Oriente han sido "derrota-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08
DECLARA GRAU

LA HABANA, abril 7 (UPl-El
doctor Ramon Grau San Martin,
ex P~residente de Cuba, manifesto
ell sabado que ola unica forma de
derribar a Batista consiste en- ven
cerle en- elecciones libres" y agre-
60 que no creia que triunfara la
huelga general de Fidel Castro, je-
fe del Movimiento 26 de julio.
I'm portavoz de los rebeldes ma
nifest6 Ell punto de vista contra
rio. Los rebeldes Green que la
mayoria de los obreros iran a la
huelga, una vez que Sc declare y
que los PROFESSIONALS y comercian-
ties haran 10 mismo. Su prop6sito
consiste en- paralizar la vida del
pals y obligar al gobierno a renun-
ciar.
Grau San Martin, que fue presi-
dente de Cuba de 1914 a 1948 y tie
ne va rs amos de edad dijo 10 ST.
guiente:
"Es possible que la huelga pro-
duzca la caida de Batista 81 recibe
TODD ell apoyo que espera recibir
ell Movimiento 26 de Julio. Yo per-
sonalmente no creo que 10 reci-
bira."
Agreg6 que la dnica soluci6n
que Ell veia era la de derrotar a
Batista en- las urnas.
Ell jefe del Patrido Revoiuciona-
rio Cubano Autentico), es candida,
to a la presidencia, y Sc presentara
frente al. doctor Andres Rivero
Agiiero, candidate de Batista.
Grau dIJo que, tomara parte en-
lac elecciones, senaladas para Ell
10 de Noviembre. Agrego que creia
que seran honestas porque TODD Ell
mundo esta miranda a Cuba y Ba
tista "no tiene mas remedio que
hacer que sean honestas'.
El veterano politico fue derriba-
do de la presidential por Bats
ia durante SUI primer termino pre-
sidencial en- 1888. Manifesto que
ell actual gobierno cubano es "ile.
gal e UNCONSTITUTIONAL, vocablos
con que tambien 10 describe Cas-
tro.
"Estamos luchando por los mis-.
mos fines -dijo- pero nuestros
metodos son diferentes. 70 creo
todavia que la unica forma de de-
rribar a Batista consiste en- veneer
lie en- elecciones libres. Castro usa
la fuerza, pero yo no tengo NADIA
contra su movimiento".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08

Gviene he Ia PrlnsersS

del puente cuando los niios dAsSp
dieron subir al viaducto para 10.
mar varias fotografias.
Fue entonces cuando los agabis.
tito el tren.
Los muertos SON: Maria Rauf.
req, de Is amos, de Laredo (Texas),
y Diana Cara, de once, Laura Gar
"a, de Is y Luis Cara de 10, estos
hermanos, de San Antonio.
La herida de gravedad fue Nor.
ma Ramirez, de is amos de edad,
qulen fallecio posteriormente en-
Ell hospital de la base aerea de
Lakeland, vecina a San Antonio.
Cuando los nihos vieron venir 81
tren, emprendieron carrera deses.
perada para abandonar ell puente,
pero fueron arollados pues ell ma.
quinlsta, a pesar de sus esfuerzos,
no pudo detnerlo.
Ell puente Sc levanta al termino
de n curva de la via, 10 que i'm.
pldio que ell maquinista hubiera DO
dido yer a los ninos on TEMPO
sutlciente para frenar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08

Seran derrotados, pero que la lu-
cha sera prolongada.
Mientras tanto, las estaciones de
radio de los rebeldes continuaron
sus transmisioneS, y dijeron que
"la huelga comenzara en- cosa de
horas."
I'm portavoz rebelde diio por la
radio que "cuando commence la
huelga," nj I'm solo autobus o We
hiculo automotriz estara exento de
que Sc lie haga fuego. "Y los cho-
feres, que seran militares, eran
atacados," agrego ell vocero,
Tambien pidi6 que sea sabotea-
do TODD vehiculo, y que los linoti-
pistas echen plomo en- las prensas
"y no permitan que Sc %publiquen
los peri6dicos."
Las autoridades, por otra parte,
anunciaron la detenci6n de ocho
hombres y ell hallazgo de 95 "coc-
teles molotof," ocho botes de ga
Sollna y gran cantidad de detona-
dores de bombaS.
I'm boletin del estado mayor del
%ejercito, anunci6 esta madrugada
que en- las. estribaciones de la Sic
ira Maestro fue derribado I'm avion
GAG de los rebeldes que traia ar
mamentos del extraniero. Agrega
que la nave Sc incendio al caer y
que sus ocupantes p~erecieron, pc
70 Sc halo una parte de las armas
que traia ell avi6n.
Dice tambien ell boletin que Ell
grupo de rebeldes, encabezado por
Raul Castro, hermano de Fidel, que
Sc habia desplazado al norte de la
provincial de Oriente, fue batido
por tropas del ejercito y que Sc lie
ocasionaron siete baias y Sc toma-
ron mas de treinta prisioneros.
Afirma que Ell resto del, grupo Sc
disperso y ha quedado eortada su
retirada hacia la Sierra Maestro,
donde Sc encuentra ell grupo prin-
cipal de los rebeldes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08
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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08
IMPUESTOS SOBRE
IMPORTATION

BUENOS AIRES (UP)- I'm i'm
puesto de information de 10000
pesos (750 d6lares) por unidad ha
sido aplicado a los populares au-
tomoviles pequeros europeos.
Los coches Messerschmidt que
actualmente Sc producer aqui, por
licencia especial y los otros CO.
ches del mismo tipo cuya produc.
cion esta pr6xima a empezar pa.
garan una suma menor, segun Ell
porcentaje de pleas importadas
que Sc usen en- ellos.
Los Messerschmidt, para tres pa
%sajeros, Sc venden actualmente a
$4,000 pesos (1,200 d6lares).
Estes pequehos vehiculos son CO.
nocidos popularmente aquf con Of
nombre de "ratones".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08

Farber y Wood eXaminaron a
mas de 5000 pacientes en ell hospi-
tai de San Francisco y dijeron que
la nueva prueba es efectiva en- un
90 por ciento.
Los dos cientificos manifestation
que actualnlente estan efectuando
la prueba en- ell hospital de San
Francisco y en- Ell hospita, de vete-
ramos de Fort Miley. Agregaron
que comenzaran una serie de exa-
menes continues por cinco amos
en- las penitenciarias de San Quin-
tin y Folsom.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08

Kelly, ex jefe de la ALBANIA Liber.
tadora NacionaliSta.
Los detenidos son Zulema odo.
rlslo de Foasa, ex delegada pero.
nista y ex secretaria de la ex d.
putada peronista, Della Degliuomi-
nj de Parodi, y Alfredo Silvio Dfaz,
yerno de aquella. A POGO de pro-
ducirse ell s~ecuestro, ell microbes
hltimo, la Sra. de Foasa habia ase.
gurado que Kelly estaba en- Bue.
nos Aires y que habia conversado
telef6nicamente con 81.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08

BUENos AIRES (UP)- Dos
personas Sc e%ncuentran detenidas,
en- relaci6n con ell secuestro de los
dos hijos de Guillermo Patricio
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08
IhWoamericu
en- StMtesis
(viene de la Primera)

mayor uso del diseno y coIorido
artisticos en- los folletos y exposi-
clones de la organization.
FL nombramiento de Bermudez,
de SO amos, es parte de una reor.
%ganizacion de la estructura de la
Union que viene realizandose de
acuerdo con las recomendaciones
hechas por ell comite de represen-
tantes presidenciales que Sc reuni6
aqui en- 1856.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08
CIENTIFICOS
(Viene de la Primera1

FL metodo ccnslste de examenes
microscopes de las celulas en-
tejidos de las zonas con potencia-
ildades cancerosas En- las pruebas
pulmonares, las celulas son expul-
sadas en- la saliva.
Farber dijo que ell examen de
los tejidos celulares de los conduc-
tos bronquiales de los pulmones
revelar los cambios estructurales
que pronostican en- Ell cancer.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-08

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