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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

attention to public affairs. don't want to get
the voters all excited so far in advance. but in
10 years you just watch my speed"
Hugh attended Kemper Military College and
Cincinnati University where as a student he
won a scholarship to Yale University Law School.
1t is still open for acceptance if he wishes.
Cites Precedent in Field
There's some precedent, at that, for actors
going into politics" Hugh observes. Look at
Helen Gahagan Douglas, Albert Decker and Will
Rogers. They all did pretty well in that field"
Physically upsetting his "Hell-Bent Kid"
role is, Hugh is thoroughly enjoying his expert
ence as star of motion picture for the first
time 1t was only three years ago. he recalls,
that he appeared on the same lot with Spencer
Tracy in The Broken Lance"-only Tracy was
the star and Hugh bit player whose footage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Prairie to Politics?
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN

North American Newspaper Alliance
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17

London, that's what I call playing it
coy
Here's statistic Tavern BAKER theatrical
Chicago niteclub Cleveands
Of her debut
JOHNNY WILLIAMS, drumming of the WILD DAVIS
combo bezed into the Windy City squire
to the gayer spots
brothers band to his BILLS
Walk has the DECAYS smiling which places
drummer for the band years
Hows THIS FOR A SUCCESS sToRY-JININIY McCRACKILN
who going places boxing smahup
didn't give up when the needles said fighting.
While recuperatng hospital turned
to unkng the worries paid recently My
Days Limited" passed the 100000 mark in sales.
wonder what kind Of they Europe?
currently making the rounds in Communist Poland:
- Polish Communist leader died
than his due but surprised
munist Tell" and Capitalist Hell" large que up
Communist he'll while Capitalist
The Polish devil rcgra-
clerk asked how
ooh you're roasted spit burning
Piled
"And how about Capitalist helT"
There you've roasted on a spit burning Goals"
Then II there's difference why do many sinners prefer
Communist he'll to Capitalist helr"
"who dfcnce9 the Communist
there delivery coal Another the
third the handler Believe comrade.
munst hell is better
storyof he-cek couple decided get married
in doube.ring ceremony. They exchanged huahoops
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17

Not that you neglected any of
your work, but you did spend
quite a bit of time driving from
the old office up to see how the
new one was being put together.
The staff really enjoyed seeing
how happy you were but some
body had to keep their feet on
the ground. Since you paid the sal
aries you could leave when you
pleased. BY the time the staff
left the office it was time to go
home and get dinner, hence they
could not run up to see how the
office was being built. That is
why they asked you about it every
time you came in all excited.
Didn't you even notice how inter-
ested every one was?
Every one of your employees re-
joice with you that you will see
your long cherished dream come
true soon. Congratulations, and all
of the boys and girls, men and
women hope there will be at least
one good hot day so they can enjoy
the air conditioning. 242 WAS
rather a warm building.
Until next week, this is it.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17

and fixed a hot lunch for her and
between sobs Alice heard Mary
saying, Il got up as usual to get
ready for work and stumbled over
a chair.
Thinking it was dark I turned
around to turn on the lights and
fell across the table hitting my
head. I was stunned for a few
minutes but recovered and thought
the shades must be down so i
started for the windows and when
1 found the shades were up put
my hands before my eyes and
could not see them.
AT first I imagined once I
washed my face and bathed my
eyes with borax / would be able
to see. I did everything I could
and stu there was only darkness
so I tried to reach the telephone
to call a doctor and the office but
fell here and hit my head and
when 1 tried to get up I was
too weak. Alice, I am blindw
BY this time the DIR. had come
and he said he wanted her to go
TO the hospital at once.
After leaving her at the hos
pital Alice called Mrs. williams
and Of course she was shocked and
sad to hear that Mary was blind
but she said she was sure it was
just a temporary condition.
II is a week later and so far
Mary is still blind, but her physi-
cal condition is good, thanks to
a friend and employer who knew
something had to be wrong for
Mary not to report for work or
call her employer.
Being dependable is really
something to be proud of. People
who are dependable are well liked
by their friends because their
friends respect them. Friends know
when you say you win do GER
tain thing at a certain time they
can depend on your word. II makes
you very well liked by your boss,
too.
II you are dependable and do
your work well whether the boss
is watching you or not, he knows
you require less supervision. A
depndable person usually makes
good husband or wife. They
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEMILLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM . . Santa seer,s 70 bs maxi
ing the rounds early this year-TE RAMSEY TRIO current
packing hae crowds into Chcagus Costcr being wooe
by FIVE New York suPpecub salary has far
been offered
Speaking Of Chicagoans TuRRs former johnson
Publications executive making plans move his public relations
firm. PAP LTD to loop offices
The stars that shine bright in the heavens are
bringing their business PAPPY Vincent chucnr His clients
now include SIDNEY POTTER JOHNNY MATHIS SARAH vAuG-
HAN DOROTHY DoNEGAN SAMMY DAVIS JR sALIIE BLAIR
BARBARA McNAfR and MICKEY LYNN"
woEz wotzz LENA HoRNEs Take Il Slow Joe" number
too hot for F radio aons Heeteu by the brass
JOSEPHINE PRENTICE the singer a millionaire
ELLEN WOOD
QUIP-oF-THE wEEK-"It looks Eddie are The
Defiant Ones
BUNCE who managed catch foul ball
CoZY making plans open branches his drum
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
THIS N That
by hazel
underwood
ARE YOU DEPENDABLE?
1T MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE

Mary Smith was due at her job
at a certain time. One morning
she was not there. All Of the other
employees paid no attention 10
her absence. They thought she
would be there later.
Her employer knew Mary had
never been absent nor late without
calling to expain about It. While
she was getting ready for her
days work Mrs. Williams decided
to call Mary's home. There was
no response so she decided Mary
was on her way to the office and
her heart should have been light,
but II wasn't. She felt that all
was not well with Mary.
Noon came and still no Mary so
Mrs. williams called a friend of
Mary's, Alice johnson. She asked
Alice IL she had seen Mary today.
Alice said no, she hadn't. Mrs.
williams went on to say, Mary
has not been to work today, she
hasn't called and I cannot reach
her at home. I am getting worried
because in all Of the years Mary
has been in my employ this is
the first time anything like this
has happened. wondered If you
might be able to find out why
she doesn't answer her telephone
or find out If she started to work
and was in an accident. I am sure
something has happened to her,
she has always been so depend
able! Please call me as soon as
you learn ANYTHING, and thank
you for your interest in saying
you viii go TO her home at once.
Alice was worried now and so
drove over as soon as she left the
telephone. She rang both the front
and back doorbell and when no
one answered she decided to try
the doors and was surprised when
the back door opened. She called
Mary and thought she heard a
faint sound so hurried through the
house as she entered the bedroom,
there on the floor was Mary.
Alice helped Mary onto the bed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
WoRLD WIDE News
AT "A GLANCE

e:gis'r0,ioss Voting Tops For George voter Meet
league Saturday 20 Steward Chapel
win have It's principal topic Of discussion the registration
voting Georgia
send explaining registration
1885, while the total citizen registration showed drop Of
$1,000
Head Of the league 5 Wesley Dobbn Atlanta
chicago CANP,-The Third national Methodist
Family win be held at tho Conrad Hilton hotel Oct IT'D under
the theme Of the Family"
Among subjects discussed viii be Christian standards racial
prejudice prejudices juvenile delinquency and the uN
Negroes participating the conference include the Rev w. D.
Nashville staff member General Board Of Evangelism work
group leader staff member Won
ans Christian service and Rev Howard Bailey Yeadon
Pa secretary Delaware conference board Of education
group and Miss Martha Ellen Lewis youth panel
member
Negro PhysIelon Seeks canodiun Moyorsblp
Windsor, ontario Canada tAP)Dr Roy Perry socially prom
nsnt physician and city controller candidacy
the city Windsor municipal
DR. who has served nine City
honor Of being the first Negro member.
c1Pi Negro man SSo sat down S1O% at drug
store food counter this week was "forcibg" elected
Witnesses said the counter reserved
for white patrons and the police called
The unidentified Negro repeatedly deputy sheriff as he
was taken to jail
ss"s" 70 e" 70, . q sGSs eg,G.
for the governor Of South
Known khan wizard. w. his platform as
witte-n candidate win be disclosed at n later
fstled preacher currently appealing road sentence
in North Carolina for melting charge came In the Khan
Indian fraeas in Robson county earlier year
IS Arrested In chona Opposition Pnrsys Melee
Aecra Ghana (ANplFfteen Opposition United
Party taken into custody Wednesday charges Of
In an unlawful assembly while armed with weapons
Aresng officials said they threw bottles police
car when told to break their Among the accused
were the assistant general secretary of the party Henry
Mississippfs Rev. cIennon King PIons Trlp To Afreo
suport MISS ANP)-fiev Clennon King gained national
Puphe when ne attempted TO enter the University
earlier this has placed ulfpor Daily Herald
and declared going search OF the freedom
our Afrean-Amerean people lost $40 years ago,
The lease home expires rs and most all OF INV
worldly goods
Ike Reversed Sfand Rep. Abernafhy choroos
Tupelo Miss (ANP)A member Mississippi legislature
last week charged Eisenhower with changing stand ON ntee
tion since his s
Rep Alternately pointed that during President
term OF office Eisenhower told committee that n
tegraton in the armed forces 10 work"
we're Comes The Brde-Loodod Down With Gifts
Nhro tANf)-When the brother OF married an
yPu si THIS week In what Is called lavish wedding Of
ue country he set standard bridegrooms-tobe
Enr Fahed ben Ahdel Azz 40 beautiful ls-yearodl
bride safinaz Neur the following first wedding gifts
Jewey worth S27SO00 800 by and cash e of
$4,000 In addition he presented family six American linn
- ~ ''"'
night " ~'"0 SANS !" ma
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
WORKS OF LOVE

If can sprinkle seeds of joy
On someone's barren plot
And bring to light some cause for
hope
That he has long forgot;
If can tighten someone's load
That seems too great to bear,
Assuring him his fellowman
Is not too rushed to care:
If I can help renew one faith
Restoring someone's smile,
My life will be enriched to seem
A little more worthwhile.
Dorothy B. Elfstrom
Hi Boss: You are mistaken if
you think the staff does not show
how happy and pleased they are
that you are building that lovely
new office building, but as you
guessed, you showed so much in
terest in the building as it was 60
ing up that some one had to stay
in the old office to keep the paper
going.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
How Minnesota
Congressman Voted
On Important Issues
THE ISSUES

NuE AHobGp
/. Oppose curbs on Supreme
Court; July IL, 1858.
2. Grant Alaska Statehood:
May %, 1858.
3. Support Funds for Civil
Rights Commission; April 1, 1858.
4. Oppose Jury Trial Amend
ment, II. r. 6127; June IS, 1868.
Key To symbols
X equals-Voted Favorably.
- equals-Voted Unfavorably
b equals Recorded or paired:
vote not counted
o equals or not vot-
ing
Ms equals-Not shown in at
time Of vote
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17

cannot dodge responsibilities with
out feeling a sense Of guilt so
they do what is required and are
happier.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17

Until next week, this is it.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17

You always know where this
paper stands on the important
issues Of the day.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
Ell NAL GUSTO EN- LA
DECORATION

Las personals agraciadas con ell
maravilloso don de tener buen gus
to instintivamente; o pocas. La
mayoria de los seres son vfctimaS
del NAL gusto y este acecha por to-
das parties. Una muebleria anuncia
con grandeS titulares: "aqui sc ven
de 10 mas moderno", y al entrar en-
sus salones 10 que Sc encuentra son
~artefactos tapizados en- dolores Chi
Homes o mesas de formas extranas
que parecen haber sido disenadas
en- algun planeta mas ALA de la es-
tratoesfera y traidos a este por
Sputnik.
Hay que acostumbrarse a la idea
de que 10 moderno no eS sinonlmo
de incomodidad. Este sentimiento
Sc debe a los muchos muebles de
bajo precio, que imitando los nue.
vos disenos, sacrifican la comodi-
dad por la a~pariencia. 81 lie ofrecen
un mueble incomodo, no 10 acepte,
no Sc trata de I'm ~verdadero nue.
BILE moderno, sino de una mala lml-
tacion.
En- la decoration moderna la
election de dolores es de suma i'm
p~ortancia. Hoy dia no es raro yer
un comedor donde hay tres pare
DIES amarillas y una girls, o dos pa
redes rosadas y dos azules en- un
dormitorio, Todos estos Juegos de
dolores son de gran dramatismo y
dan mayor attractive a nuestros no.
cares, pero SUI election debe ser me
dida O gran cuidado. 81 Sc trata
de una habitacion pequena, Sc de-
beran usar tono claros que la ha-
ran aparecer mas amplia. No Sc de-
be caer nunca en- los dolores Chi
Homes, nj en- cuanto a pintura de
paroles Sc refiere, nj en- tapizados
O cortinas. No hay NADIA que result
te mas horrible que cinco o seis CO
Iores entire los cuales NO hay la me-
nor ammonia. Tambien hay que to-
ner mucho cuidado con los estam-
pados, entire dos butacas, una es-
tampada y otra lisa, prefiera de CO.
lor liso.
No busque lamparas demasiado
originates, cuanto mas sencilla es
una lampara tanto mejor. Las de
formas complicadas y atrablliarias
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
10 IL ""'0 q" 10" D1AKIU LA9 ANEKIIA9 - Tag. ,
DE AQUI Y DE ALA

BERTA SUTTNER es Ell nom.
bre de una novelista de lengua
alemana nacida en- Praga en- 1843.
Su novela autobiografica "iAba-
jo las armas!", 10 mismo que sus
actividades pa~cifistas, ~tuvieron
gran resonancia, 10 cuaI lie valio
que en- 1905 Sc la distinguiera,
otorgandosele ell Premio Nobel
de la Paz.
Los diaguitas no comian carne
por considerar que SUI ingestion
envejecfa al hombre antes de
tempo.
Las islas Marquesas, situadas
en- ell oceano Pacifico fueron des-
cubiertas por una DANA perua.
ma llamada Isabel Barreto. Par
ticipo en- la expedition de Alva-
no de Mendana y al morir este
10 reemplazo en- ell mando y des-
cubrio dichas islas, dandoles
csc nombre en- honor del virrey
Hurtado de Mendoza, Marques
de Canete.
n \ =
En- Espana Sc llaman "ches' a
los valencianos por ell uso que
hacen del che, en- ell mismo sen.
lido que Sc emplea en- la Ar
gentina.
X X x
Las regiones tropicales de la
terra estan mas propensas a los
hurricanes que las templadas.
%R*
Las personals con preston arte-
rial alta sufren tarde o tempra-
no de dolores de cabeza.
En- las funciones t~eatrales que
Sc realizaban en- la antigua Gre
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
FL NAL Gusto en- Ia Decoration

resultan muy llamativas por ell mo-
mento, pero una Sc aburre de elias
muy pronto. Una lampara con una
pantalla transparente da una luz
agradabilisima. Las nuevas bombi-
Has en- dolores son de gran suavi-
dad, las color turqueSa imparten,
a la %habitacion donde Sc coloquen,
una aureola que recuerda ell fondo
del mar. Las Embellishments
dan, una sensation ambarina, que
resulta muy descansadora. Final
mente, tenemos las bombillas de CO.
lor rosa que son una maravilla para
los rostros femeninos. La sombra
rosada que despiden hace ell CUTS
mas suave, la epidermiS luce mas
fresca y decididamente mucho mas
joven.
La decoration moderna tiende
mas bien a la sencillez, los adornos
huelgan la mayor parte de las We.
ces. Los que Sc utilicen deberan e
dc Duen gusto y autentlc0S. Guam
do digo %autenticos, quiero decir le-
gitimos, no imitaciones., NADIA de
frutas artificiales o figuras negras
de yeso barato que imiten escultu-
ras africans de ebano. Tambien
se ven horriblemente feos los ''apli-
ques" de yeso cuando quieren imi-
tar marmol. Todas estas cosas son
horriblemente vulgares porque son
mentiras y dan la sensation de que
rer aparentar 10 que no Sc Is. Els
preferible una autentica mascara
mexicana, facil de conseguir en- las
tiendas de objetos curiosos, un cam
delabro antique, dorado por la pa
tina de los amos o una anna de uno
de los arboles del jardin, colocada
en- forma llamativa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS -

cia las muieres no podian ae-
tuar. Los hombres representa-.
ban los papeles femeninos.
La Orden del Banjo fue instf-
tuida por Ell reg de Inglaterra
Enrique " en- Ell ano 1899.
FL principal valor nutritivo
de las nueces proviene de su ri
co contenido proteinico y de
aceites.
La lengua bifurcada que enar-
bola con frecuencia la serpiente
tienen en- parte function de ante
ma, pues la utiliza para DIR.
Ell REFRAIN: Isl quieres sa.
Der quien eres preguntale a tn
vecino".
La colera no es mas que ell
nombre dado comunmente de-
senfrenos nerviosos.
X X =
BESIDE tiempos remotos Sc uti.
lizan cloacas. Las primeras que
Sc conocen son de Roma y da-
tan del ano 600 a j. c., en- ell
reinado de Tarquino Ell Antique.
DE LIGNE: eel que no tiene
opinion propia siempre contra
dice la de los demas".
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

Este enheteninieno lie te UT menmje dao. Busque bio 81 Sgno del Zodiacc hs
ibss que deehearan s fortuna. Dehos dsnos correspondent a u feeha de naaThento sE
tsea Aeuano, de Eneo 20 a Feb. 20; 90 Per, de Febrro FL a Mario 20;
CTO Aries, de Mario FL aAbr 20; tv) Taurus de Anl FL a Mayo 20;
az Gemni5 de Mayo FL a Jun. 21; tss) Cancer de JUNO 22 a Julio 70;
"a Leo, de Julio "a Ago. p; tn) Virgo, de Asoao % a Sepbre %;
tAAN Libra, de sebe. "a Oct 20; rmt3 EeopO, de Oct "a NoHe %;
p+N sasaano, de Now % DIRE %; e@b cspreornh. ohs. 23 a Enero a.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
RECETA DEL Ola
PANECILL0S PARKER
HOUSE
IA PanecillOs)

pastilla de levadura.
2 cucharadas de aqua tibia
/ taxa de leche caliente
IL cucharada de azucar
IL cucharadita de sal
2 cucharadas de mantequilla
derretida
3a4 tazas de harina de trigo
Disuelva la levadura EN- aqua
tibia, anada ell azucar, la sal
y la m%antequilla a la leche. De-
je enfriar la leche, entonces meg
Gle con la levadura. Agregue la
harina para formar una masa,
amase un POGO y dele subir hasta
dollar SUI tamano. Extienda la
masa con ell rodillo hasta IA de
pulgada de espesor. Corte circu'
los pequenos, como de 2 pulgadas
de anchO, unite m%antequilla pOr
encima, marque ell centric con un
cuchillo y doble en- dos. Hornee
durante Is minutes a AIS grades
Farenheit.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
coNJUJNTO DE ALGoDON

En- la ~colecc,on "Boutique" de
Madeleine Raucn figura un bonito
y original conjunto que llama mu-
cho la atencion por ofrecer I'm en-
pleo muy intercsante de dos tell
dos de algodon. Sc trata de I'm con-
iunto de verano de vestido y abri-
go, estampado con motives florea-
dos Ell vestido es de muselina de
algodon = ell abrigo, de estampa-
cion identica, es de raso de algodon.
ATUENDOS DE INTERIOR
Resulta evidente que para estar
abrlgada en- casa hay que llevar
buenos atuendos de interior. De
cimos ESQ para recordar que, al la
do del clasico batin o del pijama
de fantasia, exiSte una pequena ga
ma de pequenos atuendos que Sc
llevan va sea encima de los vesti-
dos de ciudad c por ell %contrario,
con los atavios de noche.
Nos referimos a las pelerinas,
paletos cortos, mananitas, chale-
cos, con o sin mangas y, en- fin, a
los boleros. La posibilidad de cleo
cion es grande, como Sc We. Recor-
demos tan solo, para ~aquellas mu-
ieres a quieneS estos atuendos de
interior tengan que servir tambien
como atuendos de trabajo (para la
limpieza matinal de la casa, por
eJemplo) que les resultara mucho
mas prudente no elegir las peleri-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

DETERMINATION verbal
11-Sac6 en- consequence
12-Audaces, atrevidos
20-Cocine en- seco
21-Cuerpo simple
22-Rio de Espana
24-El ito de la famosa cabana
25-De Pravia, jabon
27-Amarrar
28-Obsequiar
29-Leton, Adv.
31-Colera
32-Ciudad de los Estados Unidos
33-Perfumar
34-Tranquilidad, calma
36-Cloruro de sodio
37--Labrador de la terra
38-Suave como la soda
40-Hostiga
43-Naci6n o estado, Inv.
44-Fruto de ciertas palmas
45-Provincia de la India
47-De mi pertenencia
48-Articulo, Pl.
51-Dos consonantes
53-Nota musical
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
RAUL E REICHE

MICA del maquIllaje y dolores. 81
ell problema es ell cults, las ere
mas y lociones son ell mejor re-
medic. 81 ell defecto principal
es Ell no saber sacarle partido a
los ojos, en- estos salones busca-
ran la forma de hacer que este
defecto sea eliminado.
ASH pues, podemos decir que
las diosas del Olimpo eran muy
afortunadas en- SUI epoca, pero
que hoy, no hay NADIA que en-
(Pasa a la Pagina 11)
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
TOCADOS DE NOVA

CiertoS tocados de novia, inclu-
so los hechos de flores ~trenzadas,
tomaran la forms de coronas reales.
Como sea que Sc trata de tocados
de muy reducido diametro, coloca-
dos en- la parte alta de la cabeza, ell
efecto majestuoso resulta al miSmo
tempo sumamente ligero y gracio-
(Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

HORIZONTALES:
1-Lado de ciertos angulos
7-Muerto
13-Partes del casco de las naves
14-Famoso castillo habanero
15-Caso de pronombre
16-Estruja
17-Dignidad etiope
18-Entrega
19-De pequena estatura
21-Planta hortense
22-Punto cardinal
23-YunqueI de plateros
24-Semejante, parecido
25-Descendiente
26-Limpiador
29-Tontos, alelados
30-De la misma manera
32-Cubrir
35-Especie de ~feldespato potash
39-Remover ell arado o la tie
IRA
40-Nombre de mujer
41-Remueva la terra con Ell ara
do
42-Patada
43-Sociedad Catolica Obrera, Inic.
Abel verbo calar
46-0rden Militar, Adv.
47-De mi propiedad
48-Articulo, Pl.
49-Nota musical
50-Nombre de varon.
53-Aracnidos traqueales
54-De arropar
54-De Arropar
55-Superficial
vERTICALES:
1-Pequena rada
2-Entretenidas
3-Caso de pronombre
AExistian
5-Rio de la peninsula Iberica
Reconsideration
7-Lampara portatil
S-ItaIico, Adv.
9-Ap6cope de santo. Inv.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
DEL H0GAR- Dor Victoria ALetondxa
FL PoEMA De HOY
Romanza del Guitarrero

Jay gultarrero de raices
atormentadaS de ammonia.
Verde es la GAIA de la terra
para encordarla de ~arcoiris.
Jay, guitarrero luminoso
de las auroras subterraneas,
tus coplas fluyen de los arboles
y sc hacen ojos de mujeres.
70 tie he escuchado en- la MADEIRA
maravillosa de la luna.
Jamas los ritmoS encendieron
tantaS e~strellas en- la mar.
70 tie he escuchado de rodillas
Junto al cadaver de una rosa.
Solo I'm espejo de esmeralda
puede fluir en- tanta selva.
Solo la miel de los luceros
Sc lnflltra tanto en- ell rubf.
Ay, guitarrero de luciernagas
en- eSaS noches de punales
ensangrentados de silencio.
Todos los vidrios de la mGsica
Sc me lncrustaron en- ell pecho.
Y cada herlda era una .nota,
y era una espina de CRYSTAL.
Sc hicieron grandes los ~claveles
en- la desnuda vibracion.
Danzaron piernas de aqua dulce,
y las caderas de perfume
Sc iban hinchando en- ell DANA.
Jay guitarrero de raices
atormentadas de ammonia.
La mejor copla es la del aqua
que Sc hace espejo de la voz.,
RAUL OTERO REICH
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
NUEVOS TERCIOPELOS DE
ALGODON

Los f~abricantes de tejidos anun-
clan, para la primavera una Sc
RE de terciopelos de algodon, a
cual mas bello, todos ellos emper-
meables y lavables. La firma Mot
te-Bossut promote nuevoS colori-
dos, especialmene toda una CANA
de amarillos que va desde ell mas
claro haSts ell amarillo anaranjado
y otra CANA de azules, que tambien
va desde los tonos mas claros hasta
los mas oscuros