davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1958-05-09
Appeals Board Denies
Permitto Johns Hopkins

The Montgomery County Board of Appeals yesterday denied
Johns Hopkins University permission relocate Operations
Research Office university branch which conducts classified
research for the Army 5acre Bethesda
The university had application special exception permit
TO build $25 million ORC headaarters land zoned resi-
Evening star., 1958-05-09
Alexondrions Honor
Byrd on Candidacy
BY MARY LOU WERNER
star star Writer

Alexandria fans Of Harry Flood Byrd turned out in force
last night to cheer their avo political hero the principles
for which he stands.
se-ou audience Of than 400 packed the Terrace
Room at Washington National Airport for testimonial dinner
honorng the senior Virginia Senator and State Democratic
Evening star., 1958-05-09
Tuwes Pledges Women.
Bigger Political Role
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
star stan Writer

BALTIMORE. May 9Democratic gubernaorial candidate
Mard Taves yesterday pleaded for heavy primary vote
and promised women bigger role In government he
elected.
Mr. Tawes, together with two opponents he has In the
and six Of the candidates for the
Evening star., 1958-05-09
Stote Democrats Need
Boss Acheson Says

BALTIMORE. May Cspeeiai) Dean Acheson. a new
the Maryland political believes the
of responsible boss" the the Democratic Pays
problems In the State.
He made the observation in interview reported in to-
days Baltimore Evening SUM-
Mr. Acheson who recently became Of the Demo-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-04

emf facilities with "eompre.
h~ensive" eenters.
The policy statement sug-
geSts, however, that existing in
dependent tuition-c harging
schools, which include Catholic
colleges and convent schools,
should be allowed to continue.
The Labor party is at the
present time generally expect
ed to win the next general
eIeefions-which by law must
be held at fhe latest In 1850
and take over the govern
menf from the Conservatives.
A wartime coalition govern
ment thought up the present
complete overhaul of the free
school system into primary
schools up to the age of IL and
then after an "11-plus" exami-
nation for the grading of chill
dren into grammar, technical
and secondary schools according
to results.
Those sufficiently enthusiast
tic can usually manage to re-
ceiye higher and university edu-
cation after the present school
leaving age of Is. There are al
so the Independent tuition
charging public" schools, such
as Elton and Harrow; and for
the Catholics Downside (Bene-
dictine) and Stonyhurst Uesuit);
and colleges and convent schools
where most students are board
ers.
Catholics, to have. their own
schools run and maintained by
the State inside the national
system, must provide about so
per cent of the original building
costs themselves. They are cam
paigning to have this cut to Is
per cent.
A late estimate of the total
schools bill facing the Catholics
of England and Wales-by Bish-
op John Murphy of Shrewsbury
lis $3.50 million. This is a Grip
ping burden, checking all 9TH
er church expansion, and one
which many frankly believe can
never be met.
Refreshments to make all
schools "comprehensive",
somewhat in the American
style, for children Of both SEX
Is from the ages of seven to
IS or Is, with fhe latest equip
rnsnt and facilities and small
or classes, could break The
back of the Catholic school
system built up over the past
IA years at tremendous sacri-
flee. Several eomprehen sive
schools costing nearly three
million dollars each are al
ready operating in Britain.
None Of them is Catholic; the
cost Is prohibifive.
The Labor statement, LEARN.
ing to Live" besides proposing
that the existing list of grant
aided (such as the Catholic
schools be reduced as local au.
thorities extend and improve
general school facilities in the
area, suggests that organiza.
tons wishing to build such
schools could turn them into
private tuition-paying) schools,
The policy statement has still
to be debated and approved
When finally adjusted it would
have to 60 through a long pro.
cess of further discussions and
debate in Parliament before be.
coming the. law under the Labor
government. 1t makes no direct
reference to Catholic school as
such, and though a matter oil
considerable concern, may still
be modified with the help of the
Catholic influence inside the
party.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-04
May Hurt School System!
British Labor Statement May
Present Crisis for Catholics

A new party policy statement
on education proposes a radical
upset in the present system of
graded schools by gradually
switching to all-embracing egal
itarian comprehensive" cen
tiers of instruction.
The proposal, which had to
be approved at fhe annual
convention Of the Labor party
next October, would block ex-
tension Of the list Of schools
receiving government subsi-
dies, including Catholic ones.
II would also cut off school
grants to aided schools as To-
cal authorities replace pres
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-04
BY JOHN A. CREAvEs

LONDON A new crisis
for the overburdened Cath
Ole school system of Eng
land and Wales is threaten
ed if the Labor party be return
ed to power at the next general
elections.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-04
Legal Bingo
In New York

NEW YORK-MC-The New
York City Council has taken
the first step toward legalizing
bingo in this city.
It sent to its finance com.
mittee a bill, introduced at the
request of Mayor Robert F.
Wagner, that would authorize
the playing Of bingo here I'M
der regulation of the states lot.
terry control commission.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-04

Brown was telling his guests
about how he had brought up
one of his sons. to be a doctor
and the other a lawyer.
"You must be very proud"
murmured one of the guests
politely.
Fright now, it looks as if it
might break up the family" re-
piled Brown, shaking his head
sadly. II got hit by a car a while
ago. My son the doctor wants to
cure me, but my son the lawyer
wants me to act crippled so he
can sue for damages"
Catholic Digest-June
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-04
|Orphdnage Bequeathed
Rx American WidOap

AVELLINO, Italy - NC) "A
boys orphanage, made possible
by the bequest of a Detroit
widow, is now under construc
ton in the village of Tufo neal
here.
The two-story building viii
cost SIS ,000, part of the $4,000
left for its construction by Mrs
Ermelinda D'Agostino. The re
mainder of the legacy will be
used for its maintenance.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-04
Two Nuns Born Blind

Pictured on the day of their final religious pro-
fession MAY 30) in the Order Of the Sisters Of Our
Lady Of Charity. in Wheeling, w. Va. Sister Mary
ST. Comma Jeff ands Sister Mary ST. Anthony pose
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Atanasio Of Ozone Park, Long
Island, they have been blind since birth. They both
held good positions in the New York business world
before entering religious life in 1852. INC Phofo).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-04

N you haven't been rssdina
the want ads you have beer los
ing money. Read 'em and profit.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-27

21a-STORY COLONIAL
1879. North off Euclid Ave. IN
rooms in Al condition, with
wood burning fireplace, full din
ina room, 3 bedrooms up, on en-
closed porch and family room
built out over drivewoy. w.
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-27

F52I. eosi off Green Rd. Features
; bedrooms; loree lot; new 2-eor
garage with ottoehed potio; new
roof and mony other extros. This
home on loree tree studded lot,
is O good buy at S2l,9oo. ~.
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-27
FRAME SINGLE

1852. South Of ST. CIoir. West OF
london Rd., in Al condition; new
roof, 3 bedrooms, fireploce in liv-
ing room. dining room, disposed in
kitchen, tiled floor in basement.
". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-02-27

Here's your chance to purchase
q home In Willowick - not
only low down payment but
with your lawn olrsody Il com.
plste with fence! 2 bedrooms.
living room. dinette. kitchen
down with expansion up.
HOLDEN. INC. VIII. l.lloo
Sl7.S0o $500 DOWN
Beautiful Yoneh with unusuol
arrangement of rooms - ldrge
living room. kitchen with dining
space and ponsled den: at
toched goro9e on a beautiful
lundscdped lot.
HOLDEN. NC. VIII. I.lloo
$4,000
Beautiful Sholx Young Modem"
overlooking valley with q
s1eam running Though. A more
picturesque setting just can't be
found. 3 bedrooms. z baths. full
basement and 2 huge fireploces.
HOLDEN. NC. VIII. 4-llo0
sl7.soo $500 DOWN
Lovely bungalow OF fIome and
brick construction. only 5 years
old. large dining room. spacious
kitcnen. tile bath. Two bed.
rooms on first floor and one
semi-finished on second. ASK
l47' lot enclosed with cyclone
fence. Fruit trees. potio. etc.
HOLDEN. INC. VIII. l.lloo
I BEDROOM Sl4.soo TO
RANCH Sl5.400
Brand new ranch home - four
bedrooms. loIge living room.
homemoker's dredm kitchen with
dining oreo. extIo lorge l-cor
ottoched garage. Lot size l25x
$50. This home con be pur-
chased complete. or allowance
will be made if you wish to do
your own pointing. etc. Full
price $4,000 to Sl5.400.
HOLDEN. INC. VIII. 4-lloo
EUCLID s2l.soo
7 Yeor old COLONEL. just off
200th st. - hos full. divided
basement with extra lovotory.
garage. wall to wall Competing
Including stoirwoY). attractive
white fence and gate. Owner
is anxious.
HOLDEN. INC. VIII. 4.lloo
sl4soo $4,000 DOWN
NEW - NEW
Three bedroom ranch lorge
living room. clay tile bath. hard
wood floors. large kitchen with
getting space. Completely fin
ished and decorated at only
Sl4.sOO.
HOLDEN. INC. VIII. 4.lloo
COLONIAL sls.soo
$500 DOWN
Huge Coloniol; has garage. 3
master size bedrooms. screens
ond storm windows. This home
is in tip-top condition.
HOLDEN. INC. VIII. 4.lloO
sI5.s0o
Older type home neor Johnny
Cake Ridge. has q 2-cor qdroGe.
copper plumbing throughout.
screens and storm windows on
On 80xl60' lot. This house is
in excellent condition and On
outstanding buy.
HOLDEN. INC. VIII. 4.lloo
EUCLID s2o.soC
S2s00 DOWN
Right in heart Of Euclid, 4 bed
room home. lovely living room
with open stuirwoy lorge
kitchen with dining space. 2
bedrooms down. 2 up nicely
londscoped lot plus double
garage.
HOLDEN. INC. VIII. l.llo0
HOLDEN
Incorporated Reoltor
EUCLID-WILLOWICK OFFICE
324l7 Vine ST. VIII. 4-ll0O
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27

Nh and MRS M u Haras MISS
Ford Harris, Alfs Ralph Malone
and SOFA johnny ana Mls y I.
Dillon went to Scotland Neck n /.
IosAy wbn Il III M il. H.,
p,chard s.ocl-i5n ian Ita WA.
ppsday noh sas Arlnata5 WI
where he h. aece,+aa oa.a.,on
uith ~ Monte rood Cnrsorafion
MA n h 9o1}ark MIL D,cG
shorter and Mr. N sliroee
u earmyiIle speb, iast W. WIN
'hef SISTER ms MARY > say wage.
~ ,, n'yi'ei'''o'
r'l,'9e'e 'A''ss nth Il ny K
I Fl. N'9'''N' = 'i'' Y 0''t.''
ia9' WeeA '''o
Il %'r nus S9i ~ ~, "a, ,. "'','
s"i'', = '.2A''os'' ''iN' vi ,'''
Ntna aaa daaHilEe'9 y ~ hi''a
,'.''tii laise'' tl,'ii pai,.'6S' N'1t ga
Niia p n i'aii'S. ril''''<
Joe Crute and daughters OF We
toria. visited his brother John p.
Crute and sisters Misses lillma
and Iona Clute. last Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27

son. 81 Richmond visited Mrs
Dodd's parents. MI ana mrs Her
man Scruges
Mr. and Mrs p o LAME, Of
Lyuehblua. visited NJ the home Of
Mn Laynes parents MI and Nlts,
5 II Layne M and MIS- George
Fergerson ot fplnville Nh and
Mrs Carroll Layne Of Pampl-n,
visited N the same home
MI ana Mrs Lewis sciuggs
visited ii TIE home of Mrs Lotue
Maupln. Of Charlottesville, Who re-
mains quite Ill
Mn and Mrs Clifford Cooter ard
All and MIS- Marshall Hancock and
children visited in the home d Mr
and Mrs Il s scruggs il
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Locke. OF
DanvHie visited n The home .:
Mrs Locke mother, Mrs Char
He Carson. recently
Nh and Mls Fred Waadell Of
Lynchbafg visited relatives in the
neiehborho0d Sunday
Misses Ell1a BETH ana Alice
Layae u lyuchbarg visited their
parents Mi ana Mrs hammond
Layile
Nus jim Baker and Mrs. Ed
.,-M.l py.4f+y4.. ,.f.,t43 t.. ,4 a...4
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
LUIS MADEIRA

pagas 10 que te piden y general
mente las archives "porque no tie
quedaban tan bien como creias".
jOrganizas tus frecuentes reunio
mes p%reparando ell menu de
acuerdo con la cantidad de per-
sonas que has invitado? No. Y es-
ia falta de calculo determine I'm
desperdicio inutiT y gravoso.
Ejemplos como estos me quedan
muchos. va yes que algo en- tn
economic tiene una falla. >.
No ahorres en- 10 indispensa-
BILE, pero evita 10 superfluo. Or
zanizate con prudencia y tie asom-
brara comprobar que puedes Gu
brir con holgura tn presupuesto.
Esto tie llenara de orgullo y al
mismo tempo despertara la ad-
miraci6n de Jorge hacia ii, al
yer con que habilidad y sensatez
cuidas sus intereses.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20

i,Que raices tiene esta passion,
esta obsesion miedosa que, a We
ces, Sc convierte en- terror? Una
raiz biological o una psychological,
cuando no ambas a I'm tempo. Ell
miedo de los enfermos, los an
cianos, los debiles es biologico:
ell de la genie nerviosa, es psico-
logico.
En- Ell fondo todo Sc reduce a
un problema mental. Suponemos
que por estar algo delicados de
salud no podemos luchar ante la
vida y en- efecto, en- lugar de
atacar, nos batimos constante-
mente en- retirada. A quien ac-
tua con miedC por causas psico-
logicas, lie pasa otro tanto. No Sc
atreve por ejemplo a bailar por
tenor a hacerlo NAL y, en- lugar
de insistir y aprender, toma la
solucion mas facil, que es no sa-
lir iamas d una pista. Ambos Sc
equivocan, sin embargo, porque
para luchar contra ell miedo, en-
lugar de huir hay que ir a SUI
(Pasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
Exclusive de
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS

Ha surgido I'm impasse en- es-
Re programa. Cuando la semana
pasada dimos cuenta de que ell
concursante de HISTORIA DE
LA AVIACI0N CIVIL GUIANA,
Sr. Ulpiano Muniz, entraba en- la
cabina para contestar sobre su
tema, no podiamos prever que Sc
presentarfa I'm problema que ae-
ria motive de I'm reportaje In
teresantisimo para los que han
seguido esta serie en- DIARIO
LAS AMERICAS.
Ell dia 81 de Mario Sc retro
Ia Sra. Marta Diaz de Abreu con
una bolsa de $24 mil contestan-
do sobre VIDA DE MARTA
ABREU; esa misma noche de>io
iniciar SUI presentation ell Sr.
Muniz, pero debido al excessive
tempo consumido en- una ?on-
~versacion intrascendente del
animador con Ell Sr. Pumarejo,
que Sc encontraba en- New York,
solo hubo tempo de presentar
al c%oncursante, citandosele para
Ia proxima semana.
Ell 7 de abril volvi6 a esceni-
Sicarse la pantomima de los
~challengers" sobre Marti; asom-
bra yer las p%reguntas que Sc hi
cieron a ambos %aspirantes a gra-
duados; los dos, un medico y I'm
abogado, Sc nota son conocedo-
res del tema; pero ell torquema-
da de turno inquiere "Que ope-
"a tarareaba Marti durante su
comida en- casa de la familia
Baralt''; ICON quien hizo su CO.
mida de Nochebuena en- ell ano
,1894?". En-. fin, 10 que citamos
con ojo zahori en- reportajes 7re-
vios; aparteAde 10 insipido de es-
te programa dentro de otro pro-
srama, Sc ha llegado VA a las
preguntas "rebuscadas" porque
ell tema de MART, aun tratandoSe
del Grande Hombre de "a Historic
de Cuba, tiene un Unite y pare
ce que los que preparan esas pre-
guntas carecen de materia pri-
ma para hacerlo mejor. Augura-
mos I'm pronto fin a esta sec.
cion 81 no Sc Gambia SUI formato
e idiario.
Ell Sr. Muniz, al final del pro-
grama, como es constumbre aho-
"a en- los $64 mil, despues de
una breve entrevista por ell ami
mador sustituto, Arturo Artale-
10, Sc introduce en- la Cabina y
Sc procedi6 a hacerle la pregun-
ia inicial de SUI comparecencla.
La hemos copiado al pie de la
letra, para que nuestros lectores
auuilaten SUI alcance.
"Reconocido por la Federation
Aeronautica International existe
un record de competencia de ve-
locidad en- ell circuito Washing
ton-Habana-W Washington que Sc
do dos veces, en- Is y q de No
viembre de 1947 por Ell photo
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
lids Concentrates sobrs 81 Prosramu
Do los $4,000 en- Ia TV de Cuba
Perr FEDERICO zALpVAR

norteamericano E. Edmonson,
alcanzando una velocidad de
563.800 kRh en- un monoplano
North American Psi con motor
Packard Rolls Royce de 1850 ca
ballos de fuerza. 5Puede Vd. de-
cirnos con que Rpmbre era 20
nocido ell avion P-51?"
Hacemos un parentesis para
r~etrotraer ell tema sobre ell cual
estaba contestando ell concursan-
te-HISTORIA DE LA AVIACION
CIVIL GUIANA. En- las enciclo-
pedias Sc define la palabra HIS
TORIA como la cronica de los
techos Y la actividad de las per-
sonas condicionadas a la ubica-
ci6n 9 especialidad que la histo.
ria senale. En- este case inter-
pretamos que la Historic sobre
la que contestaba ell concursante
estaba especializada en- un sector
de la Historic de su pals y debia
relacionar 10 ocurrido en- Cuba
sobre Aviacion Civil asi como re-
latar las actividades de las ner-
sonas, pero dentro del pals y por
nativos del pals o nacionalizados
cuya actuaci6n generase hechos
en- la Aviaci6n Civil Guiana.
Volvemos ahora al estudio y
contemplamos al concursante
tratando de c~ontestar la pregun-
ia: Sc presenta IN defecto tecnl'
co en- que consultado Ell ASSESSOR,
tampoco Sc produce en- forma
clara. creandose una confusion
en- medic de la cual pasa ell ITEM
DO sin que ell c~oncursante protes-
te v solo 10 hace al salir de la
cabina en- un aparte con ell AMI
mador y este despide ell progra-
ma sin producer publicamente,
como hubiera hecho PumareJo,
la protesta que acababa de ha-
cerle ell c%oncursante.
Analizamos a p%osteriori ell i'm
passe; crticamos sacramento al
concursante por no protestar an
tie las camaras de la incongruen-
cha de la pregunta, que resulto
a%parente al ublico del estudio
v fuera del estudio; nos hacemos
cargo del efecto que produce
una camara lie television enfo-
cada sobre, uno mas, ell sentido
de indefension Que la mente en-
blanco introduce; y criticamos
tambien sesudamente al ANNA
dor Artalejo que corta ell pro-
srama sin traer ell problema al
descubierto y 10 mace al dia 81
guiente en- SUI propia estacion de
radio llevando al c%oncursante a
una mesa redonda que induda-
blemente lie produjo I'm buen MI
nero de oyentes interesados en-
saber 10 que nc Sc dijo en- las
p~antallas televisoras.
Trasciende entonces al gran
numero de personas que presen-
ciaron este fiasco que la pregun-
Ia reunIa condolences fuera del
programa por tratarse de un
avion de marricula extranjera y
(Pasa a La Pagina -
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
Ell DIvORCIO EN- LA CHINA

En- China cuando I'm marido
quiere divorciarse debe extern
der I'm certificate en- ell cual ha
de figurar la impression de SUI ma
no y de SUI pie:
En- ell mismo Sc lee: Gel que
escribe este documento de divor-
clio Sc llama Hin-Hing Wang, Y
hace tempo que tomo por espo-
sd a Sin-Tochoan, la hermana de
Liu-Liu-wei. Como ahora mi ia
milia esta muy pobre y nos esta
escaseando ell alimento y la ropa,
yo no puedo mantener por mas
tempo a la mencionada esposa.
En- consecuencia, h%allandose pre-
sente Sin-Tochoan, mi esposa y
su hermana Liu-liu-wei, declare
philharmonic que mi divorcio de
ella para dejarla EN- libertad de
ganarse la vida y de entrar en-
otra familia 81 lie da la CANA. Pue-
de ella casarse con cualquler
hombre que lie parezca bien y yo
no me opondre. 81 alguien teme
que 20 no cumpla mi promesa,
escribo este documento y 10 Sc
Ito con la impression de mi mano
y de mi pie como garantia".
Entonces Ell chino Sc entinta la
mano y ell pie y los imprime en-
el mismo papel.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
Did|ogo Ante Ell Espejo

ELS ESPEJO:-Me decias aver
que ell dinero mo te alcanza pa
"a NADIA" y que vas a pedirle a
Jorge que aumente la suma que
tie entrega para los gastos de la
casa. No obstante, antes de
hacerlo convendria que buscaras
la causa a esa falla en- tn econo-
mia.
ELLA:-iFalla, dices? Difocil-
mente haya otra mujer mas pru-
dente en- Ell manejo de SUI presu-
puesto!
Ell ESPEJO:- Piensa que til
y Jorge son solos, que llevan una
vida sencilla; que dispones de
de una respectable suma para los
gastos. :. 81 ella no tie es sufi-
ciente, quiere decir que algo fun
ciona NAL.
ELLA:-GVas a proponerme
que lleve ell anorro a la a~varicia?
Ell ESPEJO:- NADIA de iro-
MAS! Voy a proponerte, empero,
que analices las posibles causas
de tn desequilibrio economico.
ELLA Veamos, senior finan-
ciero. :.
Ell ESPEJO:- Dime cuando
vas a comprar las provisioneS,
i~llevas una lista con 10 que nece
sitas? No. Y como tn memoria
no es muy buena adquieres mer-
caderias que va tenias en- casa.
tie resignas a viajar en- vehiculos
publicos? NO. Prefieres tomar I'm
taxi. iEres capaz de resistir la
tentaci6n de aumentar tn guar
darropa con prendas que no te
son ~necesarias? No. las compras,
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
e. POEMA DE HOY
SERAS EN- MI VIDA?

iQue seras en- mi vida,
mujer. de arduos recatos,
que gustaS de gardenias
y me quieres a ratios?
iQue seras en- mi vida;
nube de paz, anhelo
de mis- afanes todos;
motive de mi deSvelo?
lQue seras en- mi vida
que Sc iba hacia la NADIA;
flor que cubra ell ~Sarcofago
o mariposa alada;
beso que siembre Suenos;
bronco que lame a misa
o lagrima callada
que Sc vuelve sonrisa?
IQue seraS en- mi vida,
mujer amanecida
sobre una voz sonada;
ala de luz, ,mirada,
senda blanda y florida
o distante presencia inapagada -?
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20

ce arder, 10 que reveal en- ella no
Sc que perfume de vida inmor-
tai, sois v%osotras sofas! Por voso-
tras nuestro gozo es amor. Som
bra de los perfectos bienes de la
mansion celestial, sois vosotras
aqui abajo la gotta sin mezcla que
Dios dejo caer de la copa del an
gel, la estrella que, en- vasta no.
.(Pasa a la Pagina -
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
ELOGIO DE LA MUJER

Escribio Alfonso de Lamarti-
ne: "Mujeres, angeles morales,
creaci6n divina, unico rayo de
sol que alumbra un momento la
vida. Yo no echo de menos
NADIA del mundo sine a vosotras!
Lo que la vida humana tiene de
amargo y de dulce, 10 que la ha-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
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nternatonal Airport, Miami as, Fla. Ragamos a los lectores o iecVor@s
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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
PARA IRENE

PARA IRENE
81. csc muchacho nOrteamerl-
eano de que me habla tiene in
teres por listed, a juzgar por sus
insistentes miradas, y listed sa'
be quien es y desea cOrrespon-
derIe, 10 lnico que tiene que ha'
eeY es ser un POGO mas expresi-
va. Es decir, 81 Ell La mira, som
reirle. A base de esa instruction
81 probablemente Sc decidira a
dirigirle la palabra y hara listed
bien en- contestarle con naturall'
dad. Las muchachas hispanas
bien educadas y perfectamente
decentes, como listed, SON a We
ces excesivamente serias de
acuerdo con los standards" nor
teamericanos. Puesto que ell mu.
chacho es de esa nacionalidad
podria interpetrar SUI excesiva
seriedad como una negative an.
ticipada. Lo que tiene que hacer
pues es mostrarse un p0quitin
mas coqueta.