davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
ADMIIE e. MANAGER QUE HIZo TRABAJAR pEMAsIAno
A 81 CATCHER e. n AsADo-DETALLEs

Por STEVE sNIDER, de Ia United Press
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
NOTICIAs vARIAs

JEFF Chandler es un hombre
de ambiciones y siempre anda
en- busca de nuevaS a~ctividades.
FL apuesto y popular actor de
cabeza platedda de la Universal
International, va ha realizado
ensayoS en- e.. campo de la pro-
duccion cinematografica y aho-
"a quiere hacer intentos como
director. Segun Jeff, 10 mas pro-
bable es que dirija SUI proxima
pelicula de manera indepen-
diente-- aunque sin Intervene
en- ella como actor.
--Pienso que es v~irtualmente
impossible dirigirse a ST miSmo,
dice. Actuando ante las camaras
Sc .pierde perspectiya como di-
rector y es muy dificil decidir
81 Sc estan interpretando bien,
81 esta en- verdad metido en- Ell
cuerpo del personaje que repre-
ssnta.
-Desde hace mucho item
pc he estado interesado en- la
production, porque comprendo
que ha de llegar ell dia en- que
mi luz de astro sc opaque, di-
ce Chandler y continue: De to-
das las Eases creativas, creo que
la del escrito eS la mas satisfac-
toria, pero como no tengo la
lento para clio, he seleccionado
la de director, que en- mi con-
cepto, es la que sigue en- impor-
tancia.
Continuance su eharla Jeff
dice tener algunas pocas ideas
sobre la direction, aunque con-
ficsa que pudiera estar equivo-
cado en- muchas cesas. Sin en-
barge, quiere ensayarlas.
Chandler cuando Sc lie inte-
rroga 81 no lie apena dejar la
actuacion, asegura no sentir
afecto por clio. Y en- 10 que res
pecta a dirigir y actuar al mis-
mo TEMPO, rechaza la idea de
plano. En- realidad, solo direc-
torres y muy raros han triunfa-
do. Quiza Ell que ha tenido mas
exlto es Charles Chaplin, pero
este es un case exceptional. 10
Sc Ferrer y 0rson Welles, tam
bien han dirigido, pero al pare
Ger, va han decidido establecer.
Sc de una cosa o la otra.
En- ell "Set" de "The Bles-
sing" de la MGM, Deborah Kerr
platica con Ell veterano actor
Lumsden Hare, uno de los pc.
cos artistas del reparto que no
aparece en- las escenas que Sc
filmaron en- Londres y Paris.
-Fijese listed, cuando ell Sc.
nor Negulesco dice auction
qlnere decir en- realidad "ac.
cion", observa Deborah mien.
trss que ell propio Negulesco les
mira y da 6rdenes a otros in.
terpretes. Recuerdelo no dele
usted que 10 confunda. "Auc.
ci5n" es "accion".
Inesperadamente, Negulesco
lie interrumpe y:
No es ash. Cuando. digo
"aucci5n" quiero decir "auc.
ci0n'. Me esta dando listed De.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
Ell .Trabajo de las Casadas

Pese a las observaciones de
criticos superficialeS, ell he
cho actual es que aqui en- los
Estados Unjdos de America, la
mayoria de las Scasadas son Sc
noras de SUI casa que Sc dedican
por entero al cuidado del no.
gar, y de sus hijos en- primer
termino Solamente ell % por
ciento de las senoras casadas
que viven con sus respectivos,
esposos salem a trabaiar fuera
de casa EIr28 por ciento men
cionado equivale a unos once
millones de seforas trabajado.
ras. Hay mas, de los once
millones, la mitad es de Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20

noras que trabajan jorna-
das incomp,etas ("part time"O
con objeto de dedicar ell resto
de su tempo a los menesteres
de la famiiis Y SUI vivienda.
Huelga decir que las seno-
raS trabajadoras, trabajan con
obleto de supplemental los, in
gresos del marido, con objeto
de tener mas dinero que gastar,
y aun que poner en- la GAIA de
ahorros con vista a algun gas
to future. Por 10 demas, Sc de-
be apuntar que la mujer casa
da de este pals siempre ha ira.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
poema oe hoy
La Poesffa

Els Ira suspendida en- Ell espacio
la musa del poeta.
:: La mas. ligera rafaga que cruza
un suspiro. :, la suena.
4: :, y esa 4nota que .exhala no Sc %extingue:
vye, como la idea,
C." zen Ell libro, en- la forma, en- las edades,
ihcorruptible, eterna.
En- csc mundo que los versos forjan
Ell hombre y Dios Sc acercan.
Ell uno sube a la region sonada;
.s baja ell oro a la terra, =
- ~,i,.s.
Y al encontrarse, esplendido y sonoro,
de immense amor emblema,
Gual vibrante expression de 10 infinite
un osculo resuena.
r. " >+ TOMAS MAR
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
~I

Cierna juntos la harina, Ell
polvo de hornear y la sal. Bata
la mantequilla, anada ell azucar
POGO a POGO, ell huevo batido,
ell jugo de naranja y la ralIadu-
ra. Agregue la harina y mezcle
para formar una masa, extien.
dala con I'm rodillo hasta que
tenga IA de pulgada de grueso.
.Corte las galletitas y cueza en-
horno de calor mederado $50
grades durante Is minutes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20

Ell senior BaldomerO Fernan.
DEE y sonora, LOurdes Ramon
de Fernandez, nos participant
SUI reciente cambio de residen-
ella a la Avenida so Noroeste
No, 631, en- donde Sc ponen a
la completa disposition de sus
amistades.
Aprovechamos ia OCCASION pa.
"a darle la bienyenida a esta
apreciada joven pareja cuba.
ma con motive de SUI regreso a
Miami en- djas pasadoS despues
de unas vacaciones muy gratas
al lado de SUI familia en- Orien.
te, Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
cineo Amos

En- dias pasados lego a sus
cinco amos de edad la graciosa
nina Maria Luisa Salas hija del
senior Angel Salas y sonora,
LeOcadia Quil6z de SaIas, gen
til pareia puertorriquena que
fila SUI residencia en- Miami.
Aunque .algo tarde, nos com
place enviarle nuestras mas ca
rsS felicitaciones y votos por-
que diSfrute de muchos amos
mas de vida
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
a!!!E SSISA LES d 3. !
ss SSIISH Ng9E 50
pespedido

Despedido
Despues de una temporada de
rGcreo en- Miami, regres6 a.
San Juan, Puerto Rico por la
via aerea ell senior Jose Manuel
Perez, a quien despedimos cor
dialmente v oeseamos un pronto
regreso poi estos lareS, 80
cumpIeonos
Nuestros Larabienes en- Ell dia
de hoy para Ell estimado caba..
Hero senior Wilbur TOdgham
quien celehta la grata OCCASION
de un nuevo aniversario de su
natalicio,. y nuestr0s deseos de
que cumpla muchos, y muy di-
chosos, amos mas de vida.
FL senior Todwgham es casado :
con la estimada dana Guiana
sonora Rosa Arteaga de Tod.
CHAM.
< < 4 a.
Llega hoy a sus dos antics
de edad la bella ninita Lucia
Curras encanto del hogan for-
mado por Ia gentil y joven pa
reja, senior Narciso Curras 70.
vira y sonora Noemy Suarez de
Curras. -.
La felicitsmos carinosamente
Y lie deseamos muchos amos mas
de vida, pleEos de gratas sorpre-
sas y alegrias Y rodeada del afee
to de sus seres queridos.
<
En- fecha- reeiente celebro la
grata OCCASION de SUI cumplea-
nos la graciosa nina Estelita
Morales, hiis del senior Carlos
Morales y sonora, Emma Soto
lOngo de Morales, miembros
estrmados de nuestra colonia
Guiana residences en- Miami.
Aunque tardias, .yayan para
ella nuestras mas calidas fell
ci.aciones y yotos porque goce. !.
de muchos amos mas de vida.
Nos es grato enviar nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones al es
:imado caballero senior Antonio
Medina quien celebra hoy la
srata OCCASION de SUI cumpleac
nos, y nuestros deseos de que
disfrute de largos amos mas de
existencia.
X =
Rodeada del afecto de sus sas
res queridos; celebra en- ell dia
de hoy la grata OCCASION de SUI
cumpleanos la primoorsa nihiav
ia Marina Flores Acuna, a QUEEN
felicitamos carinosamente y de-
seamos muchos amos mas de
VIDA, plenos de alegrias y bic.
n~estares. r.
(Pasa a Ia rag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
OUNCE

Celebra hoy sus ounce amos
de edad la gentil senorita Clio.
ria POmares, hija del senior Jo-
Sc Pomares y sonora, Gloria
CandanO de POmares, MEM
bros estimados de nuestra CO.
lonia hispanoamericana resi-.
dente en- Miami.
Vayan para ella nuestras sin
ceras felicitaciones y votos por-
que goce dc muchos amos mas
de vida
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
BOdds de MGder0

Nos complace felicitar de ma
nera muy especial a la gentil
pareja colombiana tornado por
Ell. senior, Rafael Gil y sonora,
Irma Rojas Caicedo de Gil, con
motive de la grata celebration
de sus Bodas de MADEIRA en-. el
dia de how.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
DE MARIANA

3 tazas de harina de trigo
Scucharaditas de polvo de
hornear
IA cucharadita de sal
10 taxa de mantequilla
] taxa de azucar
! huevo batido
IL taxa de iugo de naranja
ralladura de 1-3 anranja
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
NoeimienFo

I'm nueyo heredero alesrs Ell
hOgar tornado por la distingui-
da y joven pareja tornado por
Ell senior Maurice Ferre y Sc
nora Mercedes Malaussena de
Ferre. !;
Para .el recien naeido; que
llevara ell nombre de Carlos
Maurice y para sus dichosos pa
drcs, nuestros parabienes que
tambien hacemos extensivos a
sus abuelos senior Jose Ferre
y sonora, Florence .Salich de
Ferre y dor Luis Malaussena
y sonora YOIanda de MaIausse.
ma, miembros muy apreciados
de nuestra colonia hispanoame-
ricana residente en- esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20
Ell Cine y sB Cosas

, borah, I'm acento que no tengo.
Mujer al fin y al cabo, la in
teresante actriz termina ell dia-
logo:
Entire listed senior Negules-
CO que es hungaro-ingl6s; Ros-
sano Brazil que es italiano-in
giles y Maurice Chevalier fran
ces-ingles, francamente va no
puedo entender ell ingleS-ingleS
y mucho menos ell ingles-ame.
ricano.
AL no serle concedida la .au
t~orizaci6n para rodsr en- Ell Ho-
tel "CriIlon" uno de los gran,
des palacios Parishes, Herve
Bromberger ha filmado la pri-
mera secuencia de SUI nueva pc
licula "Asphalte" en- Ell inmue-
BILE vecino. Sc trata del Minis
terio de Marina. 'Bromberger ha
instalado. pues sus camaraS en-
las habitaciones que fueron d
Maria Antorieta y Luis XVI,
donde Sc e%ncuentran actualmen-
tie los deSpachoS de Monsieur
Jacqulnot, Ministro de Estado.
Evidentemente, Sc ha apro-
vechado la estancia de este en-
America de- Sur para no in
terrumpir la Marcia de uno de
los mas importantes servicios
ministeriales franceses. Por 10
tanto, ell despacho del Minis.
tro, Sc ha convertible en- habita-
cion de ur hotel cuyo balloon
domino la Plaza de la Concordia
de Paris.
Los dos guardias de Monsieur
Jacquinot fueron destinados a
la vigilaneia de las puertas del
Gran Salon de: los Almirantes,
transformado por I'm dia EN- ca
merino de artista. Sc asegura
que no Sc quejaron de este cam
bio de destino: la persona que
10 estuyo utilizando era Fran
coise Arnoul.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20

De ResFeso
DespueS- de una larga ausen-
cha regresaron de Washington,
D. C. a SUI Residential de Miami
ell senior don John E. Gibson
y sonora, la gentil dana pana-
mcna dona Chichi Abrahams
dc Gibson. -.
Les presentamos i'm carino-
so. saludo, complexities de te-
nerlos nueva mente entire noso-
tros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-20


Ell senior, perdone, Mister Ce-
sar Romero Sc gan6 La rechifIa
general en- ell auditorium de
Cludad Mexico donde Sc celebr6'
ell Festival Cinematografico
mundial cuando declare, al ser
presentado como latino y DIES.
cendiente de cubanos, que el
es;aba orgulJoso de ser norte-
americana y q en- aquel role es-
taba ALI. Mr.. Romero no pen
saba de esa manera cuando hace
aigunos amos estuviera en- La Ha
bana y Sc cansara de repetir CO.
me un cotorra. que "era fami-
liar directo por descendencia
de Jose Marti". iojala Ell CUBIC
lie haya quedado a la medida
Mr.. Romero II Los estudioS de
Hollywood andan tras Greer
Carson como perritos falderos
desde que Ia actriz ha sido un
(Pasa a La pag. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

Her revival Of interest was
whetted by her father. Jo-
seph Kelley. who has col
lected glass in Eastern States
for 80 years. and who can
distinguish, with the skill Of
a veteran collector, between
the good and the bad In
blown, pressed or cut glass.
1t as not dificult to find
others with similar interests.
Mrs. Camp says. II new clubs
can be formed. she envisons
Joint meetings with special
speakers, more intensive re-
search and the sponsoring Of
glass exhibits at county IL
braries.
In the last year. the Silver
Spring unit has attended a
lecture by c. Malcolm Wat
kins. a curator at the Smith
sonian Institution; heard
talks by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Fitzpatrick of Washington.
who collect Maiolica pottery
and wine glasses. and mo-
tored to Middleburg and
Stratford, Va.
AS in the case Of the
Questers, the glass club finds
that a small group with de-
cided interests can attract
special lectures at museums
and be welcomed at historic
homes. BY making tours on
weekdays, members escape
the crowds which sometimes
jam such tourist attractions
on week ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

Pride Of possession is one
of the pleasures Of collect
ing antiques. Your treasures
set you apart from those who
I'LL their homes only with the
useful-or the beautiful by
latter-day standards.
Such pleasure wanes
quickly for the serious collec-
tor who wants to know" as
well as to own, and who seeks
the companionship Of fellow
devotees who tend to be less
awe-stricken than appraising.
As a result. in recent years,
antique clubs have been
multiplying in the Washing
ton area, with individuals
banding together to pursue
the study Of antiques and
Americana.
Most noteworthy, of course.
is the Questers movement.
now firmly established with
chapters in the District and
suburban counties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
Liking Acquired

She would assist the found
ing of such clubs. although
her unit has resisted expan-
sion in the interest Of man.
ageability.
The club is a member Of
the National Early American
Glass Club, with headquarters
in Boston, and with rs re-
gional groups. The club pub
fishes an informative bulletin
four times a year.
Mrs. Camp. whose modern
home in the Harmony Hills
section is studded with an
tique furniture and fine glass
ware. recalls that, as q child,
she couldn't stand" antiques.
But later I discovered they
meant home to me-" she said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
Headquarters in Boston

This week we learned about
a new club, a pioneer in the
field and one whose organi-
zation and aims are so sim
pie that it is safe to predict
they will be emulated.
1t is the Silver Spring unit
Of the National Early Ameri-
can Glass Club. headed by
Mrs. Edgar j. Camp. Com
posed Of only 10 members.
the unit meets once a month,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
Silver Spring group forms glass club
BY GEORGE FLYNN
Stor StoH Writer

to compare notes on mem
bers' collections and new ac-
QUESTIONS, to listen TO speak
ers or to make motor tours
OF historic homes and mu-
seums.
The No. 10 has only this
significant: That many can
be entertained easily at an
afternoon meeting, or trans
ported snugly in two cars for
a tour.
Mrs. Camp believes similar
groups Of 10 can be formed
easily. once a leader inquiries
among friends or acquaint-
ances in church groups. PTAs
or civic organizations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
FREE "AUTOMAGlC" PLAN-A-TRlP KIT
heIps you cUstom.bviId your dream trip.

helps you cUsfom'bUTd your dTeom mp.
In minutes, you can figure automatically SIS fares
to any of 81 top European cities. plus all costs of
hotels and sightseeing. Kit is FREE with the coupon
CHOOSE from galaxy of SAS tours, weeks or
months, covering Germany, Scandinavia, England
France Italy, all Europe. The coupon brings you a
multitude of colorful, fact-fled folders.
FLY sAs transatlantic from New York, or transpolar
from California. Or 60 one way, return the other.
ROAM EUROPE BY CAR. No deposit for SAS Car
Hire. Pay by mile, day, week. Wide choice of cars.
% Nows Paw AArERs il yOS yish. SaSeS terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

OCEAN CITY. N. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

ticket to Europe, a good aim
and his share of hunters luck
A glossary of local shooting
terms and customs will also
come in handy. Red hunting
garb, for example. is taboo in
Austria and Germany, where
gray-green is both legal and
traditional.
While most countries encour-
age hunters to bring their ia
yorite guns, some Of the worlds
finest handmade shotguns and
rifles are available at reason
able prices in Belgium, Great
Britain. France, Austria and
other European countries.
The where. when and how OF
organized, all-expense hunts
are some of the things hunters
are advised to check before en-
barking on a shooting vaca-
ton. Seasonal dates are a
must.
Here are some tips:
Britain and Ireland for game
birds: The hunt clubs in both
countries are active from NO
vember through April. A ira
ditional part Of the hunting
activity in these two. countries
is the colorful sport Of riding
to hounds. There are about loo
packs of foxhounds in England
Ireland lists over 80 packs.
An excellent workout fol
shooting form a bit rusty from
summer inactivity are in COW
eys of partridge in Cambridge
shire and Norfolk in September
Irish cock-pheasant and part
ridge runs. countrywide, begin
In october.
Scandinavia and Finland fol
moose: The open season for the
moose, the largest animal In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

Europe, is October and Novem.
Der in Finnish Lapland. Norway
and Sweden. In September
hunters may take a crack at a
really unique quarry wild
reindeer in the barren noun
tains Of Norway's Agder and
Rogaland Provinces.
France, Germany and Aus
tria: In the deep forests and
Alpine regions Of these coun-
tries organized hunting parties
on comparatively owned land
are now open to foreign guns
Hunters can arrange to join
small groups and, in the COM
pany of professional foresters,
stalk some of the Old Worlds
most exciting prizese in fall
and winter.
Europe'S fastest and most
fierce: On the pinnacles Of the
French Alps and Pyrences,
Austria's Tyrol and Syria, and
among the crags of Germany's
Bavarian Alps, lives an agile,
goatlike antelope - the cham
ois. This is Europe's fastest
game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Leave Concrete Jungle
Behind on Motor Trip

Washington, the American Au-
tomobile Association suggests
taking U. s. 240 to State Route
%, the new dual lane highway
in Rockville. to Frederick.
From Frederick proceed north
to U. S. is to the Harvey Tay-
lor Bridge crossing the Susque-
hanna River to Second street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

Nearly every city dweller gets
a yen to leave the concrete
jungle and take a look at the
countryside.
That around Harrisburg, Pa.
Ia little more than three hours
away. offers q wide variety. It
is located along the scenic Sus-
quehanna River, where noun
tains rise abruptly to the north
and west and rolling hills slope
to the south and east.
Harrisburg itself is capital
of the Keystone State. Attrac-
tions include the State Capitol
Building, Education Building
the Pennsylvania State MI
scum, River Park, Fort Hunter
Museum and wildwood Park.
To reach Harrisburg from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

possible to whip up your hired
trokia for a dash to the hills
and q bit Of skiing.
Travel agents report that
trips to Russia have seldom
been easier. or more popular
than in this banner tourist year
of 1858.
But before you rush down to
your travel agent and demand
to be included in a tour leaving
for the Soviet Union next week,
there are a few things you
should know.
First, give him time to ar
range the trip. You won't be
able to leave next week, or the
week after that. 1t will be al
least six weeks, and more likely
eight or 10, before you can get
underway. 1t takes that long to
get your visa.
Second, the word itinerary
has q special meaning in Rus
STA. The itinerary must be
arranged in advance-hotels
travel accommodations, sight.
seeing tours. when you win ar
rive, when you will leave. That
way not only you, but also
they, will know where you are
at any given moment.
Don't Be Lonely
Third, don't try to "go II
alone" The best way. travel
agents say, is to join an organ
lied tour. Even if you 60 or
your own, you'll wind up with
a group. since Intourist-thC
official Russian tourist agency
-arranges what you see, when
and how.
Fourth, don't try to take any
rubles into the country. IT.
illegal. You can take in as
many capitalist dollars as you
want. The paradox in this IL
that while it is illegal to take
rubles in, they can be bought
in almost all countries. Some
body has been slipping some.
thing over on the Soviets.
Fifth, even though your reser.
vations stipulate first class
don't expect Miami Beach &C.
commodations. If you're the
type who likes to carp, you'll
have a lot of fun complaining
about plumbing and food.
Now that all the bad news
is out Of the way. let's take q
look at how much easier 1t /:
to visit Russia than it was last
year.
The Soviets have opened ur
new territories to tourists. One
Of them is Irkutsk - Siberia
They have added Riga, Lvov
Chernovtsy and Uzhorod as nc
longer forbidden to foreign
tourists.
You can buy maps of Mos
COW, Leningrad, and other cit
les, as well as souvenir books
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

booklets and sightseeing guides
- something not available
before.
Hotels Growing
Hotel facilities are gradually
being improved and expanded
particularly in the principal
cities.
More air service is available,
Russia's Aerofiot and Scandi-
navian Airlines System have
begun reciprocal flights be.
tween Moscow and Copen-
hagen. The SAS service leaves
New York at 2 pm. Monday,
arrives at 8 am. Tuesday in
Copenhagen, leaves an hour
later and arrives in Moscow
at 4:05 pm.
But it still costs a lot OF
rubles. Travel agents say
about $40 a day is average
Atop this is air fare. New York
to Moscow, at $802.30 economy
$915.70 tourist, and $1,l3l.7t
first class.
There also are organized
tours. Typical is the 26-day
Air France tour, which In
cludes visits to five , Of the
principal Soviet cities. Among
these is Leningrad, Kiev in the
Ukraine, four days in Moscow
and a steamer trip to Sochi or
the Black Sea. The cost l;
$3.50 in second class hotels
and $1,790 in what are eau.
tiously designated as superior
class" hotels.
Private tours. which take in
some of the rest of Europe al
well, also are available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Even Noble Hunters Don't
Wear Red Coat in Austria
BY ARNALDO OTERO
Star stan Writer

Nobility and peasantry alike joining in Of Europes
favorite pastimes-the hunt.
European fields preserves the hunters paradise
today necessary to boast of in order
to shoot Royal Stag of the variety of in which
Europe abounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
GET UP AND GO!
MokeMore Room, Ivan,
For us Amerikonskis
BY JACK JONAS
Star Travel Editor

You, too can be sent to Siberia.
you're able to foot the 500-rubes-a-day BILL you
spend several glorious days there viewing such tourist attrac
tons as the hydroeectric station and various industries
With interpreter your sde you may find II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Message to Gurcio

West Virginia's Monroe
County was the home county
of Andrew S. Rowan, Spanish
American war hero who car
ried the Message to Garcia"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
nissan AAeOvs Eea SALE ROOMS EuRMlsHEO-&W
(cONTINUED)

LITTLE STAR LODGE. 1888 Ka.
lorama I'd. n.w.-lntegrated. Dly.,
wkly. mtly, DE. assoc. 23s
2 RMS. FOR RENT-Near transp. =:
home privils. Call Thurs. after 8,
other times ell day. tn. 2-S3SS.
18th ST. NV, I3l2-very attrac.,
front, single, next bath: large
closet; elev. bldg: $40 week.
81 A DAY UP per person: 1l0I
18th at. n.w.--Attr. sleep. rni.; S.
wk, up. vANNEs HOTEL. DI. =