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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18

Somewhere along a two-mile stretch of road
school bus with nine children and driver aboard
vanishes without trace An entire town is grpped
by fear and panic, suspicion and violence. From
this startling event, Hugh Pentecost weaves taut
tale of suspense Read the first Of three INSTALL
ments of 1.-THE Day the Children Vanished" in
This Week Magazine with this Sundays Star. It
is one Of the greatest suspense stories ever woven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18

Not only is TeleVue washington's
favorite TV magazine, but more
than 92% of the people who
get it keep TeleVue for the entire
week. And no wonder! TeleVue
contains complete listingS for
all channels for the week plus TV
news and personality stories.
This handy-size magazine also
has a full color portrait of a
top TV star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

oirsEN SUNDAY, i6-4
CHEVROLET SO station sedan s.
CYL; radio and heater; perfect
condition.; i-year warranty ready
TO 40 for only Sl,5aJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

CORVETTE 1897; fuel-tn lection en-.
zine beautiful white finish: S3,0S5
Classic Motor Sales, Inc.
619 Mass. Ave. NV.
ME, S-3lO4
CROsLEY 40 cow; economical:
clean; GOOD running cond.: S125.
VII 6-si1e.
CROsLEY pickup truck: Inspected:
Sls5 OF best offer OF. 4-6763.
DE SOTO SO Firenite hardtop
coupe lsptmn.J: power steerins
power brakes, auto. trans, etc.
Sportone finish; bank terms
MERsON & THOMPSON. chry. :
Ply. 1227 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2615
DE SOTO SO auto. r. and b.,
showroom eond., one owner; $685.
Traded on new Simca
Continental Motors, Ltd.
l4O1 r. /. ave. NE. co. 5-sl22
Open. 7;30-1O SUN, 10-s
DE SOTO 1859 s4-door: equipped
new~car condition. $3.50. FAIL
CHURCH De Soto-Plymouth, JE
s-2dDO,
DE SOTO '55 Piredome 2-dr. hard
top auto. trans. heater, Wv
tires. Sl,D95; only S145 down.
ROYAL CHRYSLER. 1901 r. /
ave, Brentwood, Nd, WA. 10000
DE SOTO '5a "Powermaster''. ex-
eel. eond.: $3.50; inquire, 1853 Que
8, NV, Apt. s % TO s pm. any
eve.l.
DE SOTO so
De luxe cdr. sedan; perfect end
car. Naval offieer transferred. Ask
Inc S225. XII. 9-4l52.
DODGE 1e4S 4-dr $50. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 800 wis. ave.
DODGE 81 4-door: excellent me-
chemical condition, good tires, T
and b.; 1915. CY. 7-922n
DODGE '57 4-dr. coronet. $3.50:
seas. MR.. WILLIS, PL. 9-276I.
DODGES ST
Only 3 left. These are the last
OF our company cars. Showroom
condition. New titles and our fa-
nous Swear. no-cos. warranty.
Save Many Hundred SIS
Suburban Motors, Inc.
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
JU. $4,000 Silver Spring. Md
DODGE 3? 4-dr.: black, semisuto.
Trans clean. excel. cond.; best
offer. ia 2-79I3.
DODGE 1857 Royal Lancer hard
TOP coupe turquoise and white,
e 5sgS, 81, steering and brakes; S2.le5:
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
l2e2 Pend ST. NV. FE. $4,000
DODGE 81 4-dr. sedan: gray, Wv.
tires. heater; fine condition: S2S5
DODGE 81 Coronet hardtop: fully
equip, 6,l00 mi. PERI. cond. Cost
$3.50. sell S2,450 OF trade
equally new conv OIL. 7-2712.
DODGE 81 Meadowbrook: SEMI
eulo.; heater good cond. 1925.
DODGE 1858 VS. 4-dr.: new-car
condition: $3.50. FALLS CHURCH,
De Soto-Plymouth, JE. $4,000.
DODGE SO Dip. hit: r.. h.. TT.
pink, Must be seen to be appre-
eiated. $685. GIANT MOTORS,
24ll Bladensburg I'd. ne. La
6-1O77. Open Sun, IL am. 10
u pm.
DODGE I941-In running condi-
ton 500. 1916 jerry st,
Wheaton. Nd. VIII. 6-4s95.
DODGE 80 La Femme Custom
hardtop; original owner, new-car
cond., 10000 miles. pb. and p.s..
poEerniEht, r. end h., Wv. tires
make offer. DU. 7-3467.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 81 2-dr. hdtp. Be
peri. cond.; Sf9b dn. and take
over pymts at local bank Immed
del TO. 0-b654
CHEVROLET 1854 convertible cpe
radio. heater, powerslide; ready q
go: sge5. cash. trade or terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

CORVETTE 1887; fuel-iniection en-.
zine beautiful white nnish; S3,095
Classic Motor Sales, Inc.
619 Mass. Ave. NV.
Me, s-3IO4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

n HnDg,au % "a Femme Custom
cond., 10000 miles. p.b. and MS
poEerhiEht, r. end h, Wv. tires
make offer. DU. 7-3467.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
BOA SALE AvroMoaILEs E0R SALE

FORD 1854 Country Squire p-pas.
gorgeous interior. These are scarce.
S095: terms.
SOLO Wis. Ave. NV, Wo 6-S900
FORD '55 waeon 6-pass.. auto.
trans. beautiful 9-tone finish, With
matching int; SIPS dn., small mo
paymt This car has TO be seen
to be appreciated; one year 1905
guar. avail.
Burrows Rambler Sales
DIRECT FACTORY DEALER
600 NJ ST. SIX IL 4-S300
FORD 1857 cow; Fordomatic
drive, power steering. T., h.; low
mileage excel, cond.; BLACK and
white: S2.095. ia 5-3530.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
NORTHWEST MOTORS
CHRYSLER 1850

CHEAP, WA. 7-G6a2
CHRYsLER '57 New Yorker 4-dr
hardtop toruuefite. r and b.,
only s2a5 down. ROYAL cHRYS-
LER, 1901 r ave, Brentwood
No, WA. $1,000
CHRYsLER 1851 New Yorker hard
tor power euuipped. $3.50 FAILS
CHURCH, De Soto-Plymouth. JE
CHRYSLER 1850 New Yorker.
black, radio, air heater. fluid
drive, nylon covers One driver
Good condition. $685.. RIA. 6-44ls.
CHRYsLER 81 Windsor 4-dr.;
auto, r. and h., new brakes. etc.,
good cond.: ss15, LII 4-s705
CHRYsLER SIS SaratoRa 4-door
hsrdtoD torquefiite, and h..
Wv. tires. ss.ss5. only s3s5 On
ROYAL CHRYSIFR. 1901 r l.
ave, Brentwood Md. WA. 1000
1850 4-dr. windsor
Real clean, orig. owner; S195. or
best offer so. s-S77l
CHRySLER 80 Winds0r 4-door
sedan: p.s.. r. and h, $685.. only
sos down. ROYAL CBRYSLER.
1901 R. ]. ave. Brentwood, Md
WA $1,000.
CBRYsJER ~ windsor 4-dr. de
luxe and h. Wv tires. auto.
trans; Al cond OIL 2-1 $50
CHRYSI Err rs New Yorker st.
Pezis hardtop' ~ power epujp
S1.4g5. only Sl95 down. ROYAL
CERYSI Err 1901 r ave
Brentwood, Nd WA. 10000.
cHRYsLFP '57 SARATOGA; toroue-
fiite, power steering and brakes,
radio, heater. WV. tires. 2-tone:
bank rate terms: $685..
WHEELER INC, WIFE ATOM, ND.
CHR Vsr Err PLYMOUTH- IMPERIAL
1925 GEORGIA AVE, 10. $4,000
CORVETTE SO; red with black
top; wonder bar, radio, powerglide.
heater; real sharp. Won't last Ions
at the reduced price Of s2,ls5.
EATON CHEVROLET
9th and H NE. u 7-1410
CORVETTE 81 Oct: fuel infection,
4-speed. heavy duty suspension,
exceptional cond. AID. 2-4s2p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
DE SOTO 80
DODGES '57

Only 3 left. These are the last
of our company cars. Showroom
condition. New titles and our fa-
nous Swear. no-cos. warranty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

FORD 80 convert: salmon color
330e Floral st., Wheaton, Nd. Cal
VIII. a-902a
FORD '53 Tudor; immaculate con-
dition. w.-W., r.. h.. ieatherette
uphoI.. carpets, custom paint;
must be seen TO appreciate Call
Sat. nm. uN, 4-2095, all day
Mon. UN. 4-557S. Ask for ALTON,
FORD 1857 Custom 300" ''Sa
Tudor; original green. very clean
throughout. only Sl.495.
EATON CHEVROLET
9th and H NE. IL. 7-l41O
FORD 40 station wagon; 500:
4Sla 4Sth ave, Edmonton, Nd,
FORD so; black. r. and b.; Sl6S.
ia. 2-5l7S.
FORD 1875 So 6-passenger coun-
try sedan, overdrive, r.. and h.;
immaculate, very outstanding; guar
anteed; S1.345.
ARLINGTON MOTOR co.
1917 N. Moore St., Arl. ia. 7-s7s7
FORD SO Custom Fordor, sos;
auto. r. and h. Open sunday s226
Nichols ave. Sc. CHUCK BARR
FORD 81 Custom 800 s with
auto. tranSm, T. and h. 81 ,395.
CHUCK BARR MOTORS. 1926
Nichols ave. sc.
FORD 80 Tudor VS.; 7, and b.;
500, 5 down, $40 mo. ORRlSON
MOTORS, 704 W. Broad st. +. C..
JE. 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

cHRYsLER SO windsor 4-dr Sc
tires. Special for today, 81 ,305,
only S295 down. ROYAL CHRY-
SLER, 1901 r I. ave, Brentwood
Mo. WA. 10000.
CHRYsLER SO; black: excel cond.,
brand-neW tires; one-owner car,
fully equipped; S6a5 or best offer
RE, b-eS35, or see at DON'S
MOBILE SERVICE, 1904 Marlboro
pike.
CHRYsLER 81 Town and Country
statlonwagpn torouefiite. and
h., ps. pb.. W W. tires. S2,995
only S2a5 down, ROYAL CHRYS-
LER 1901 r ] ave, Brentwood,
CHRYsLER as Crown Imperial. r
and H., excellent condition. best
offer. LA. g-il00, weekdays.
cHRYsLER "a Newport hardtop;
fully equip: s905.
NORTHWEST MOTORS
440l Corn Ave. NV wo. 6-5654
CHRYsLER 81 4-door: torouefiite
1906 only s2g5 down. ROYAL
CHRYSLER, 1901 r. I. ave.
Brentwood, Md. Wa 10000.
CHRYsLER 200" sport coupe:
red: tan leather: automatic trans
r. and h.. power steering and
brakes excel cond: 10000 miles;
any offer over 81 800. Call Fair
view .-5753 81
CHRYSLER 1854 Windsor deluxe
4-dr. sedan: r. and h., auto.
trans, power steering. low mileage,
etc S9p5, cash, trade or bank
terms. MERsoN & THOMPSON.
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEAL
Frs, Used car dept. 7227 Wis.
CHRYSLER 'hs Windsor g-dooY
hsrdtou: torouefiite, and b..
6 gf s9ss DOWN Si1T RoYiFsi c N Ssss
L IIa 3 S9oi 3 odIo ave- Brentwood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
fCOhTINuEDl
KIRK MOTOR 60.

CHEW 81 Bel Air 4-door straight
and leather interior, 2-tone; one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

SunIner g" equipped with eruiseomotie irons
power steering. Wv. tires. chrome dress-up
poebose. 6-tube rodiO. mosie or heo,er. Co.
Ioniol white with red end white interior; num-
erous other extros. No. 29o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

EDsEL 1855 hardtop sedan: white
5000 mi. every extra, PVT. equip.
$3.50. OWNER. WA. 1-655S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

4-dr,, finished in Colonial white and geld, gold
moulding, de luxe interior trim including orm
rests. sun VisOrs, cigarette lighter, de luse
steering wheel and finished in the interior with
sroy Viny and sroy broodeloth upholstery; 3D.
ditionol equipment extra. No. SIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

FORD 40 Tudor; black: r. and h
runs good; full price, S99 5 On,
81 wk. oRRIsON MOTORS, 704
W Broad ST.. p C.. JE, 4-05a5
FORD 1887 Custom 800 g" Tudor
dark green heater. turn signals.
oTner. low MILEAGE; Guaranteed
ARLINGTON MOTOR co.
1917 N. Moore St.. Arl., IA. 7-s7sf
FORD 81 Ranch Wagon; STANDARD
trans. T, and h. $4,000 mi. Excel
eond; $500; take over pymts
so. 5-p366.
FORD 1887 Fairlane $500 hard
top. Arctic white. Fordomatic; on
Of Bells best buvs; sl.6a5. S25'
BELL MOTORS
50l0 Wis. Ave NV. NO $500
FORD 1858 Fairlane 500 Tow
sedan; auto trans. r. and h
Wv, 2-tone black and white
1900 mi; S2,l95. no 2-4247
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

ss"d IS ssns o reprints 81 t u Hev. panel. ssbled size. Neil
end address 10 Bor ss3 Dept RoF Ye New Ys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
ROMANCE
OF MOWERS

Clever flowers in the heath family store teir seeds in
sy fruits They know hungry animals will the fruits
and deposit the ndgesble seeds in home far from
composition with the parent plant In this neehborly
raneemenf, bob animals and plants benefit
This scheme has helped BLUEBERRIES spread across
Asia. Europe and both Americas. from arctic regions
thaf bothered cultivate and improve them until
this century Now growers offer berries twice the size Of
their wild parents. some almost inch in diameter! How
people still 60 each gather wild blueberries
in competition with the quals pheasan and cottonta
rabbits who continue TO help the burberry spread It's seeds
Fruit Under SSow
Lowgrowing WTNTERGREEN stays in business all
winter Birds that overlooked is red fruits in fall will search
under for them in winter when food Deer
ehpmunks and bears also the mealy fruits People take
interest in the leaves first Of oil of winergreen
used to flavor medicines and chewing gum.
Evergreen CRANBERRY vines spend their winters under
They grow in bogey regions and depend winter
flooding prote them from cold weather and early spring
insects The Pilgrims named them craneberries from the
appearance Of the flowers The Indians the berries and
made poultice from them. They taught the Pilgrims
value cranbees choice native fruits uy good neehbors
in the New World
Friend to Al
Wonderfully useful to wildfe Is the MADRONE an
attractive of the northwest when m spring flowers
open hummingbds vie with bees for the which makes
q good honey. The berries arrive in make tasty
tdbts for raccoons rngaiIed CATS doves pigeons turkeys
and other Birds while deer goats sheep and cattle the
owhangng leaves The madrone everybodys good neigh.
Dor It's closest relative the European aruus which Amer
leans plant strawberry tree and which Spanards call
adroSO Early Spanish explorers gave the name 70
this western tree we know "madrone" today.
Spawning BEARBERRY shrubs grow across northern
America and in Europe and Asia The fruits such favor
ties with bears that botanss named this plant Areospbyos
beargape Other animals and birds also eat the fruits
and incidentally help spread the seeds.
Many flowers in other families put spnes and hooks on
their seeds they cling animal fur for free rides This
system works. but often the expense of the animals which
get stuck How much kinder are these heath family plants
that pay their way with fruits and njpre none.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Next Week: SHiNLEAF and sboaiy LNbIdN-PiPES
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
(ll2!liI1II1Il1I$

BEAUTY Shop, near East 222nd
Shopping Center on Lake Shore
blvd, established over 20 years,
living quarters in rear. Call RE.
1-4868. after 5 80 w. 1-5047
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27

WANTED: Carpeting, rugs. all
sizes. dining room set, type
writer. diamond ring. from pri-
vate party only. PO. 1-8400.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-11-27
3!I; 81! I3| :|!ZIE

RUNAB OUT. 10 #. steering
wheel, will sacrifice for $50.
1862 Kelso. PO. 1885.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

caliente, un par de medals de
nil6n o una escobilla de dientes.
Mi esposo y yo nos divertimos
un dfa EN- establecer una lista de
todas las cosas que Sc podian
conseguir de csc modo y llega-
mos a la conclusion de que pasa-
ban de so. Pero no Sc vaya a
Greer que gastamos TODD nuestro
tempo contando las famosas
distribuidoras. mi por asomol
Una buena parte 10 invertimos
en- contar los emparedados que
figuraban en- ell menu del famo-
so restaurants Davidson y que,
81 la memoria no me falla, al
CANADIAN a 172, y mucho mas
tempo aGn deambulando por
los fabulosos jardines del Tfvoli.
Estocolmo ofrece al turista to-
das las atracciones corrientes y
algunas de las tiendas de depar-
tamentOS mas modernaSd Ell
mundo; pero 10 que mas me i'm
presion6 fue una organization
llamada t'Suecia os brinda su
hogar", cuyo proposito es pres
tar todas las facilidades posibles
al turista. Basta con inscribirse
en- alguna de sus oficinas, indi-
cando su ocupacion y las cosas
que mas lie interesan, para que
de Immediate Sc reciba una in
vitacion a compartir una conf
da o pasar una velada en- la ca
sa de una familia sueca con la
que uno Sc encuentra tener mu-
chas cosas en- comun.
Cuando pienso en- Noruega, 10
que mas recuerdo es ell admira-
BILE servicio de autobuses que es-
tan a disposition de los turistas
para recorrer los fiordos y lagos
de la parte septentrional del
pals y que MAJ parecen clubes
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

las Gales empedradas de Ser
matt, O Sc observan los rutilan-
ties juegos de aguas de las fuen-
ties de Madrid o de Roma. En-
ninguna otra parte encontrareis
los tesoros celosamente guarda-
dos en- ell Louvre. ell Prado o ell
Vaticano. Y, ld6nde, 81 no es en-
Europa, encontrareis las frescas
sabanas de limo, ell abultado a la
par que ligerisimo cobertor de
plumas, y las rosadas mejillas de
la mucama hasta en- ell mas dl-
minute hotel?.
Mas es possible que para ell tu-
rista resulte sobre TODD intere-
sante viajar por una region dom
de Sc siente bienvenido, donde
sc reconoce en- TODD 10 que vale
la Importance que tiene para la
economic local y existen impor-
tantes dependencies guberna-
mentales que Sc preocupan eX-
clusivamente por SUI b%ienestar, y
donde Sc hace TODD 10 possible
para que pueda conner, alojarse
Y divertirse a su guSto.
Rotary es responsible hasta
cierto punto, de que csc mi pri-
mer viaje 10 realizara a Europa.
En- efecto, mi padre r rotario
Y recibia todos los meses THE
Rotarian'';; ahi fue que encontre
una lista de hijos de rotarios
europeos que querian establecer
correspondence con muchachos
norteamericanos. Escribi a va
rios de ellos y asi Iegue a ira
bar amistad con unos seis ado
lescentes que vivian en- otros
tantos paises. Por consiguiente,
cuando, POGO de que estallara
la Segunda Guerra Mundial, una
tia mia muy generosa me obse-
qui6 con un chequep or 1,0OC
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

Mi primer viaje al extraniero
10 realize hace tantos amos que
va no quiero nj acordarme de
ellos, pero fue I'm maravilloso Q
inOlvidable paseo por Europa.
BESIDE entonces, he visitado to-
dos los continentes y la mayoria
de los paises del mundO. He re-
corrido, boquiabierta, los baza-
res del Medic Oriente, los tenn
plos del Extreme Oriente y los
desiertos y selvas del Africa. Pc
70 81 tuviera que hacer nueva-
mente csc primer viaje, o supple
IA que mi proxima jornada sera
la ultima, volveria a elegir Eu-
rOpa sin la menor vacilaci6n.
Tengo muchas razones para
clio: algunas son Supplements
de orden practice, otras de ca
racter sentimental y Otras mas
puramente personales. Pero con
los amos que mi esposo y yo ne
mos vagado por ell mundo, al
servicio de la National GeOgra-
phic Magazine, he llegado a con-
vertirme en- valera professional
o turista professional, 81 prefe-
ris ell termino- y creO saber 10
que la mayoria de la genie es-
pera encontrar cuando Sc decide
q abandonar su terruno. Y Eu-
ropa les ofrece TODD cuanto pue-
den desear en- mayor variedad e
intnesidad que c%ualquier otra
region del mundo.
En- ninguna parte tendreis la
sensation de extasis arrobador
que produce la magnifica cate
dral de Charities cuando Sc la d.
visa por vez primera, o Sc con-
templa la encantadora campina
inglesa, o Sc siente la calida AGO.
gida de sus posadas, Sc admira
el imponente Matterhorn desde
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
rRInAslgA rs II mS--mgs G~IIIlAIIls

d6lares indicandome que los in
virtiera en- un viaje al exterior,
quise conocer personalmente a
esos amigos europeos y fue ha-
cia Europa que me dirigi.
Recuerdo especialmente a PIN
v Kess van der Ham. Cuando lle-
que a Amsterdam, me recibie-
ron juntamente con otros seis
estudiantes de la Universidad de
Delft. Pase ION ellos I'm delicio-
SO fin de semana admirando los
cuadros de Rembrandt en- ell
Ryks Museum, embelesada cor
la musica de la mundialmente
famosa 0rquesta Concertge-
bouw, saboreando picosos man.
jares indonesio y cantando a
Voc en- cuello, al son de una ban
da de musica y con un vase de
cerveza en- la mano, en- acogedO-
ras y humosas tabernas.
AL separarme de ellos me SEN
tia cast como entire los mics
porque habia descubierto que
los europeos Sc asemejaban mu-
cho a mi propia genie.
Una decena de Wales realiza-
dos ulteriormente no han hecho
sino confirmar esa primera i'm
preston. Cuando mi esposo y 20
nos encontramos repasand0
nuestros recuerdos %favoritos,
nuestros pensamientos termi-
nan, generalmente, por detener-
Sc en- Europa.
Esos recuerdos son legion, y a
veces Sc refieren a cosas COM
pletamente triviales como las
distribuidoras automobiles que
existen en- profusion en- las ca
lies de Copenhague y en- las que
basta poner unas cuantas none
das para obtener ~articulos tan
diversos como una taxa de cafe
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

BT6Ld0d. he NlSllduO d
e Irlanda Y viajado de I'm extre-
mo al otro de Inglaterra, pero
para mi no hay como Londres,
donde puedo pasarme dias ente-
o disfrutando de placeres mas
sencillos: contemplar ell relieve
de la guardia en- ell palacio de
Buckingham; admirar las Joyas
de la Corona en- la Tore de
Londres: recorrer las tumbas de
la Abadia de Westminster re-
cordando ante cada una de elias
acontecimientos historicos de
epocas pasadas, o tomar Ell as
censor hasta la cumbre de la Ca
tedral de Westminster Y yer CO.
mo toda la gran urbe Sc extlen-
de a perdida de vista.
Cruzando ell Canal de la Man
cha Sc llega a Francia, dOnde
la diferencia de idiomas no inn
pide disfrutar de las magnificas
ptayas que Sc extienden a 10 lar
go de la Riviera; de las impresio
nantes ruinas romanas en- Aries
v Mines: del extrano espectacu-
10 que presentar los medanos de
la Camargue, terra de los va
queros franceses, o del encatno
de los vetustos castillos que bor-
dean ell rio Loira.
Y Paris, naturalmente, es un
mundo de por 81 Nunca Sc llega
a verlo tcdo nj tsmpoco a desert
brio. Recorre ell jardin de las
Tullerias y quedareis asombra-
dos ante ell espiendor de las es-
tatuas que 10 alderman y ell in
trincado diseno de sus macizos.
Cruzad Ell Sena y deambulad por
las librerias al aire libre que ia
lOnan los muelles; euriosead los
estantes y, aunque no podais
leer los libros porque no hablais
frances, enc0ntrareis centena-
res de preciosos mapas y eStam-
pas para alderman las paroles de
Vuestra sala. ID al barrie latino
Y recorred la infinidad de ten
das de antigliedades que estan
repletas de vestigios del pasado,
y, para terminar, sentaos en- la
terraza de uu cafe y saboread
I'm vermut mientras la ciudad
deSfila ante vuestros ojos.
No gasteis todo vueStro dine
70 en- Francia porque todavia os
queda gran parte de Europa por
recorrer Suila, por ejemplo,
donde cada habitante Sc siente
directamente responsible por
vuestro bienestar y donde cada
pueblo tiene su propia oficina de
turismo para complementar los
valiosos services que presta al
forastero la Oficina Nacional de
Turismo.
En- cualquieT guia encontra-
RES una lista dc 10 que hay que
yer cuando Sc va al sur de Italia.
Todos habeis dido hablar de Ro-
ma y Venecia, de Florencia y
Perugia y de Asis, pero me per-
mlto haceros una s%ugerenciai
ASSISTED a una function de opera
en- una pequena poblaci6n italia
ma. No os fiieis mucho en- los
artistas, pero observed a los con
c~urrentes; los i~talianos toman
muy en- serio SUI opera, pero de
ninguna manera la consideran
sacrosanta. A decir verdad, reac-
cionan ante ella en- la misma
forma que un Sudamericano en-
I'm partido de futbol. Nunca he
p~resenciadO una pelotera en- ell
teatro, pero he visto a unos GUAM
tOs infelices IGNORES que tuvie-
ron que abandonar ell escenario
y a IN pobre baritone al que ell
publico escolt hasta la estaci6n
de ferrocarril.
Espana, Grecia y Portugal tie
men, cada cuai, SUI encanto pro-
pic y la vida es mucho mas eco
monica ALI due en- los paises
mas pr6speros que los rodean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
FAMOUS FABLES
ny Y. Z. EDGAR

ADMIRATION: Although
Fiorello La Guardia attended
many a formal function during
his political career. he never
felt comfortable In a tuxedo.
He usually rented one when
needed.
When he became Mayor OF
New York City he had on his
stan q socially prominent at
torney who was always impec-
cably groomed. One night the
two met at q formal affair. La
Guardia. squirming under his
stiff collar. stared In admira-
ton at the attorney. who was
poise personified.
You know" La Guardia n
nally said. you look 20 good
In that shut you ought 10
buy III"
PROLIFIC: Playwright owen
Davis was amazingly prolific
Fellow authors could not un-
derstand how he managed 10
turn out so many scripts.
How can you possibly write
so much?" one OF them asked
him.
ITS easy" replied Davis. II
have q good plot"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
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