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The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
Seven Crewmen Perish In
 Crash of B52 Jet Bomber

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn., R - A B52 jet bomber on a training mission crashed in flames on a farm last night. The copilot para chuted to safety. Seven other crew members were missing and presumed dead.
 The giant plane, based at LOT ing Air Force Base, Limestone, Maine, missed the densely popu- lated Minneapolis-St. Paul metro politan district by three miles, and an oil refinery by a similar distance.
 Exploding fuel tanks of the plane fired the house, barn and outbuildings on the August Kahl farm three miles south of here. Eight members of the Kahl fam fly were hospitalized with burns, three in serious condition.
 The plane was on a practice bombing mission to Minneapolis Witnesses reported seeing the plane streaking flame as it roared toward the ground. Fuel from the crash fired several acres of brush and grass.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
Federal Court Orders Arlington, Va, School Admit Four Negro Students

A federal court today ordered a white school in Arlington, County, Va, to admit four Negroes next semester and two Charlottes- vile, Va, schools awaited a ruling on their plea for a dely in in tegration.
 As court action brought the threat of school closings in Vir- ginia, Little Rock, Ark, prepared for special election Sept. 27 on school integration. Gov. Orval Faubus who closed four Little Rock High Schools, advanced the special election date by 10 days.
 The Stratford Junior High School in Arlington County, Va., was ordered. by U. s. Dist. Judge Albert Bryan to take in four Ne groes. He turned down applica- tions of 26 others for transfer to various other white schools. The
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17

blacksmith shop in his native Nor way) he is as glad that he was not big as he is that he didn't find a lot of gold.
 My success in dog team racing was due partly to my light weight" he said. q also had en- durance, which big man usually doesn't have"
 Still hale and hearty in a di- way mn he thinks he has shrunk four inches, now weighs 130 - Sep celebrated his 31st birthday while on a train, return ing from a visit with brother and other relatives in Alberta.
 Sep and his wife, whom he married some 49 years ago in Alaska, are looking forward to their golden wedding anniversary next year.
 He began driving dog team in 1901, probably travelled quar- ter million miles in 45 years of it. He won 43 silver trophy cups and bowls, and eight gold medals.
 When Sep "came outside" and into retirement in 1946, he drove an auto for awhile.
 Driving a dog team is more fun," Sep observed sadly. There is companionship in the dogs!"
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17

four ordered admitted will not be transferred until January. Bryan said his ruling could not be translated into a final decree until next month, and it would be unwise to make the transfers that late in the term.
 Virginia law provides for inn closing of schools admit ting Negroes. If a delay is not granted in the case of the Char lottesville schools they are ex- pected to be closed.
 The Arkansas school controversy brought new criticism of the Eis- enhower Administration from Faubus. He said the federal gov ernment hoped to avoid using troops again to enforce racial mix ing in schools because "they know it is illegal"
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
Former Disk Jockey Walking 1,163 Miles EnrOute To Alaska

TACOMA, lR - A former disk jockey with a good pair of feet says he plans to walk to Prince Rupert, B. C., 1,163 miles away.
 And,. true to his former profes- sion, Donald Pole, 25, says he'll like a sponsor, to pay for meals.
 If no sponsor is forthcoming, Pole plans to make the trip any way. He's on his way to Ketchi- kan where his wife and 21-month- old daughter, Lori Ann, are awaiting him.
 Pole said Tuesday he planned to leg it to Prince Rupert and then try to catch fishing boat headed for the Alaskan city.
 He said he worked for KABI radio station in Ketchikan until last February. He became i'll then and returned to Tacoma where he has been recuperating at the home of his parents.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
Phillips Searches For Sahara Oil

NEW YORK, lR - Phillips Pe- troleum Co. is broadening its search for oil in Africa's Sahara Desert.
 The company said yesterday it has been awarded exploration permits on two additional con- sessions in the desert region of Algeria. One comprises 1,748,260 acres and the other is a 25 per cent interest in exploration per mits on 1,433.203 acres near the Tunisian border.
 Phillips will cooperate with French interests in developing the new fields. The company re- ceived concession covering 815,- 430 acres in the same area earlier this year.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
Leonard Seppala, Greatest Dog Team Racer, Celebrates His 8lst Birthday

SEATTLE, tR nm Leonard Sep pala, who became 81 last Sunday, is rated the worlds greatest sled dog team racer. For many years he had the best dog team in Alas ka, figured in exploits such as taking diptheria serum to Nome in 1925.
 But he is equally remarkable as the only man among thousands who went to Alaska in search of gold who is glad he didn't strike it rich.
 q went to Nome to make my fortune in the gold fields" he reminisced yesterday at his Se- attle home.
 "I had no luck, and I'm glad I didn't. Most of my friends who struck it rich now are dead and gone. And I still can dance a waltz or even polkal
 Maybe it was the easy living that comes with wealth that caused the earlier deaths of my friends"
 Sep, as he is called familiarly, was a. small man even in his prime. He then stood only 5 feet inches tall, weighed IA pounds.
 Not puny Sep developed iron muscles working in his fathers
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
White House Still In Dark on Adams Plans

NEWPORT, R. l., R mn James C. Hagerty, White House Press Secretary said today he still has no information indicating Sher- man Adams will quit or be fired as President Eisenhower's chief aide.
 Hagerty made the statement at Eisenhower's vacation headquar- ters in replying to questions about published reports that the resig- nation of Adams, under hot new fire in the Bernard Goldfine case, is imminent.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
By ROBERT HARRINGTON

BAYONNE, N. J., R m An au- topsy shows that heart disease contributed to the death of the engineer on the Jersey Central train that plunged into Newark Bay.
 Another finding indicates that the trains brakes were not ap- piled until it was within 300 feet |of the. open drawbridge. The third coach of the train was recovered from the water to- |day. Bodies of three men and a woman were taken from the |coach. Divers found two other bodies floating nearby. Recovery of the six bodies brought the death toll in Mon |1ay's disaster to 27. Another 19 persons, including the trains fire man, brakeman and conductor, are missing nd presumed dead.
 The railroad originally estimated st0 persons died in the crash. If hll the missing are dead, the toll
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
Runaway Navy Blimp
 Scars Six Hours Along One of Busiest Airlanes

BRUNSWICK, Ga, R - A run away Navy blimp scared free and unnamed for six hours in one of the nations busiest airline routes yesterday and then settled back to earth by itself.
 The big craft came down about 25 miles east of nearby Glymco Naval Air Station, start of the strange joy ride, just as authori- ties considered shooting it down as a mehace to planes on the New York Miami route.
 The blimp's escapade began when the pilot lost rudder control during takeoff and brought the craft in for an emergency landing. The blimp hit the groud so hard that gasoline tanks ruptured and the fuel drained out.
 That frightened the 287-foot craft so much that the harried 10-man crew had to release he Hum to get the bucking blimp to earth again - then the engines failed.
 The crew leaped out, tried to moore the blinp, but it slipped free and was gone.
 A Navy spokesman said that apparently a helium escape valve, which the crew pulled, finally did it's job, bringing the blimp down without assistance.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
Americans
 And Canadians Exchange Gripes

BANFF, Alta, R m Americans and Canadians exchanged gripes here Tuesday as the Pacific North west Trade Assn. concluded a two-day meeting.
 Businessmen from both sides of the border reached no firm solution to their problems but agreed that airing pet peeves cleared the way for greater un- derstanding and cooperation be- tween the two countries.
 "We all have thorn in our side," s. F. Ericsson of Portland, Ore, said. "Edmonton has Cal gary, Canada has the U. S., and the U. s. has Arkansas
 Canadians were particularly critical of U. s. import restric- tions on Canadian oil and exclu- sion from active participation in U. s. projects being developed in Canada.
 l.. w. Markham, manager of the Spokane Chamber of Com naerce, said he thought few people on either side of the border were aware of the basic problems be- tween the two nations.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
Two Nationalist Vessels Run Quemoy Blockade
By ROBERT TUCKMAN

TAIPEI, Formosa, LR - The Chinese Nationalists succeeded to- day in delivering two more ship loads of supplies to the besieged Quemoy Islands through hail of Communist fire.
 The Nationalist Defense Min istry said two LSTs unloaded all their cargo without suffering damage.
 The ships were escorted across Formosa Strait by Nationalist warships and by vessels of the U. s. 7th Fleet, which remained outside the three-mile limit.
 The giant American aircraft carrier, the 33,00O-ton Essex, ar rived in Formosa waters after steaming quarter of the way around the world from the 9th Fleet off Lebanon.
 Red shelling went into it's 18th day and apparently is aimed now at knocking out Quemoy's artil- 1ery, which has been trying to silence Red guns on the mainland.
 The cargo landing followed a similar successful supply mission by one LIST yesterday. It was un- loaded in 20 minutes. This was in sharp contrast to supply mis- sions last week which failed to get ashore more than a fraction of their load in 40 minutes under Shellfire.
 On Formosa, opposition contin- ued to the U. S.-Communist Chi nese talks in Warsaw in which settlement of Formosa Strait ten sion is being sought.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
Heart Trouble Contributed To Death Of Engineer In N. J. Train Disaster

will reach 46.
 An autopsy was performed yes terday on the body of the engin- ger, Lloyd Wilburn, 63, of Red Bank.
 Dr. Chester R. Rydwin, listed the contributory causes of death as 'hypertensive heart disease, pulmonary edema and congestion of the lungs"
 A hypertensive heart condition is a weakened heart caused by high blood pressure. Pulmonary edema is congestion caused by fluid in the lungs which can de- suit from a heart condition or drowning. ..
 The assistant medical examin- CT said the edema did not result from drowningAin Wilburn's case.
 A spokesman for the Jersey Central said it's trains with two men in the cab are not equipped with a "dead mans control" a device that halts an engine inn mediately if the engineer releases his grip on the controls.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
FRANTIC FRIEDA FINALLY FINDS FRIEND

OKLAHOMA CITY, R-Frieda the giraffe has a boyfriend now, and Lincoln Park Zoo officials feel certain they'll get along just fine. Roger II, a $3,5OO 11-footer, arrived from East Africa to be greeted with a downtown parade and none-too-shy Frieda. "But, after all," one official remarked to a newswoman, If you hadn't seen a man for more than a year, you'd be excited too.'
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
CeciIe Is First of Dionne Ouints t0 Become a Mother

MONTREAL, tRl - Mama and Papa Dionne made plans today for the baptism of the first child born to one of their famous quin- tuplets.
 Cecile gave birth Monday night to chubby, black-haired boy. With the proud grandparents standing as godparents for the baptism next Sunday, the baby will be christened Claude after middle name of his father, Phil ippe Langlois.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
SHIRLEY TEMPLE CHILDREN TO MAKE TV DEBUT

HOLLY WOOD, R - Shirley Temples three children will make their acting debut on one of their mothers television shows.
 Susan, 10, her daughter by ac- tor John Agar; Charles Black Jr., 6; and Lori Black, 3, appeared for the first time before motion picture cameras Tuesday. They will be on a filmed Shirley Temple Storybook show Dec. 21.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
Eight Crewmen Survive Crash of Giant C-124

OKLAHOMA CITY, lR - A giant Air Force cargo plane crashed and exploded on landing at Tinker Air Force Base early today. There were no fatalities.
 Base officials said there were eight men aboard the C124 Globe master from Donaldson AFB at Greenville, s. C. Four men were listed as cditically injured, and four were not seriously hurt.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
SLEEPING SICKNESS SPREADS TO PHILIPPINES

MANILA, R m Mary Johnson Hospital physicians have reported the death of three patients appar- entity from encephalitis known as sleeping sickness"
 In Korea, Formosa and Japan, some 2,00O deaths have been re- ported from the disease.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
GOOD EXCUSE?

DENVER, lRl - Because it was his first day on the job, Ray Curry asked his wife not to tele- phone the office. She did any, way, to say the house was on fire. It burned to the ground. Curry, 26, his wife and five children, spent the night at neighbours.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
TUESDAY BASEBALL RESULTS

tBu The Associated Pressl
 American League Detroit 4, New York 2. Chicago 4, Baltimore 3. Clev iand 5, Washington l.
 National League Milwaukee 4, San Francisco l. Pittsburgh 2-3, St. Louis Il. Cincinnati ST, Los Angeles 3-5. Chicago 10, Philadelphia 8.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-17
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight with light rain. Decreasing cold Thursday. Low tonight 35-40. High tomorrow 45-50.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
PAISAJE
LETRAs ErERNAs
Por RUBEN DARlo

Hay ala, en- los oriIIos de Ia loeuno de Ia Quinto, uA
sauce neloncolco que mojo de continue su cobeHero
verde en- Ell oeuo que refleio ell cielo y los romojes. como
81 tuviero en- su fondo I'm pois encontodo.
Al veio souce lleeon oporejodos los pdioros Y los
omontes. Ali es, donde escuche una torde, cuondo del sol
quedobo oPenos en- ell cielo un tinte violeto, que Sc esfumobo
Por los ondos y sobre Ell gran Andes nevada I'm decreciente
color De rosa que era como una timido corieio de Ia luz
enomorodo, IN rumor de besos cerco del tronco oeobiodo
y un oleteo en- Ia cumbre.
Estobon los dos, 10 omodo y ell omodo, en- un bonco
rustico, bolo Ell toldo del souce, al frente Sc extendo la
Io9uno tronquilo con su puente enorcodo Y los ORIOLES
temblorosos de las riberos, y mos od Sc oIzobo, entire ell
Verdor de los hoios, Ia fochodo del polocio de Ia exposition,
La domo r hernoso 81 ~ ea,Tu : oo : 1o,at. 49, =
ocoriciobo con los dedos y los Iobios los cobeIIos rubios v
las monos grdciles. de ninfo. Y sobre. los dos olmos orden-
ties, y sobre los dos cuerpos juntos, cuchicheobon en- Ienquo
rftnico y olodo las dos owes Arribo ell cieio con su inmen-
sidod y con 81 fiesta de NUDES, pTumos de orc, q las de
oPolo. d~erromobo Ia mognificencio de SUI pompo. Ia SOBER
bo de su grandezo ougusto.
Bojo los oguos Sc oeotobon como I'm remolino de
songre viva, los peces veloces de oIetos dorodos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
Ell DOMINIC DEL PoRvENIR
Por ENRIQUE RoDo

La humonidod, renovondo de generoci6n en- genera
cion So octivo esperanto y su onsiosa fe en- un ideal, a
troves de Ia duro experienced de los sielos, hocfo pensor
q Guyou en- Ia obsesion de oqueIlo pobre enojenodo cuyo
extrono y connovedoro locuro consistio en- Greer IIegodo,
constontemente ell do de sus bodos. Juquete de su en-
sueno ella cehio coda mohono q su frente pdlido Ia coro-
no de. ~desPosodo y susPendo de su cobezo ell velo nupciol.
Con una duce sonriso disponfose lueeo q recibir al despo-
sodo ilusorio, hosto que las sombros de Ia torde, tros Ell
vono esPeror, troon Ia deception de SUI alma. Entonces
tomobo un meloncoico tinte de Iocuro. Pero su inqenuo
confionzo reoPorecio con 10 aurora seuiente, va sin ei
recuerdo del desenconto posodo murmurobo: -"Es hoy
cuondo vendro', voiyio q eenirse Ia corona y 81 velo, a
sonrer en- espero del prometido.
Is osi como, no bien Ia eficocio de un ideal ho muerto.
Ia humonidod vste otro vez sus goIos nupcioIes para
esperor. "a reoIidod del ideal sohodo con nuevo fe, con tenoz
y conmovedoro locuro. Provocor esq renovation inolterobIe
con el ritmo de Ia noturolezo, es en- todos los tiempos la
function y Ia obro de Ia juventud. De las oImos de coda
prImoyero humane este teido oqueI tocodo de novia.
Cuondo-se troto de sofocor esto sublime terquedod de la
esperonzo, que broto olodo del seno de la deception, todos
los pesimismos son vonos. Lo mismo los que Sc fundon en- Ia
rozon, que los que Porten de Ia experiencio, han de reco-
nocerse inutHes para controstor ell oItonero mo importo".
que surge del fondo de la vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
DIOS PROTECE
A Los NINOS
Por: ALBERTO MASFERRER
(Salvadoref0)

~Hn
Nino, no creas que Dios no
plensa en- ii porque eres debil v
pequeno. Mas pequeno es ell pa
JarIto que re~volotea oculto en- los
zarzales, y Dios lie viste y alimen
ia.
Dios baja a la casita de la abe
ia y cuando esta Sc va, eI cuida
sus barrilitos de miel, guardados
en- ell huevo del robIe.
Dios proteje al diminuto in
secto escondido bajo una brizna
de hierba.
Dios esta en- todas parties: 10
miSmo en- la choza del pobre que
en- ell palacio del rico y a sus ojos
no vale mas una estrelIa, que
ell huevo de un colibri.
81 duermes, eI esta junto a tn
cana y guarda tn sueno.
Ell vela sobre tt, como vela so
bre ell arbol, al que calienta con
SUI sol y ~refresca con SUI lluvia.
A todas horas extiende SUI ma
no sobre tn cabecita para pro-
tegerte.
Conffa -iOh nino!-en Dios
y seras fuerte y bueno, porque
de Ell viene toda fuerza v toda
bondad.
Nino, no creas que Dios no
piensa en- ii, porque eres debil y
pequeno. Mas pequeno es ell pa
jarito que revolotea oculto en- los
zarzales, y Dios lie viste y lie ali
menta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
AMARAS A LOS NINOS
Por cAMILo cAMPoS, S~oIvodoreEo

Amoros q los ninos mos que a ii mismo.
IS ell deber primorio que Dios y 10 sociedod tie imponen.
Los ninos son 10 excelencio de Ia humonidod; son ell prin-
ciPio Y Ell fin de 10 Iiberocion universal.
Tn esq mirodo ineenuo estd Ia videncio de Ia rozo:
en- esos Posos vocilontes, Ia oudocia heroico de Ia conquis-
tos futuros; en- esq frente Iimpido, los respIondores de la
nuevo aurora.
Fl ee del universe es Ell miro.
Poro leeor q Ia eonsumocion del ideoI-iustcio, liber-
tod, verdod, bellezo-se va por este sendero unico y lu-
mionoso: Ia ninez.
Porque Ell Miro es Ell ideal hecho corne, hecho orocio
moterioi.
He oqui una formo del moderno heroismo: expon-
dirte, desporromorte, dorte q los nihos.
Serbs como Crsto o como los ostros, que a fuerzo de-
derochorse Sc mueren.
Dords q los nihos sus deerchos de solud, de desencio,
de inteGgencio, de bondod y de beIlezo.
lmPlontords Ia pedoeoeio de Ia occion como 1nico me-
do de hocer hombres
Hords del amor q los nihos Ia religion del porvenir.
Convertirds q los nnos en- los doses de Ia Iitureio del
monono.
Y Por ell amor q los ninos mds que a I'll mismo, venera-
rds Ia divino mojestod de las modres.
Elos son 10 norma mas alta del universe. va YES.
teien sus suenos con fibros de su alma y con fibros de su
corne sogrodo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
PROVERBIOS
DE SALOM0N

Ell. hombre que reprendido, en-
durece la cerviz, de repente sera
quebrantado; nj habra para el
medicina.
Cuando los justos dominan, ell
pueblo Sc alegra, mas cuando
domino ell impio, ell pueblo gil
me.
Ell hombre que anna la sabidu-
ria alegra a SUI padre.
+ * =
Ell hombre que lisonjea a SUI
pr6jimo, red tiene delante
de sus pasos.
En- la prevaricacion del hon.
bre malo hay lazo; mas ell justo
cantara y Sc alegrara.
Conoce ell justo la causa de los
pobres; mas ell impio no entien-
de sabiduria.
ST ell hombre sabio contendie-
re con ell necio, que Sc enoje o
que Sc ria, no>tendra reposo.
*x*
Los hombres sanguinarios
aborrecen al ~perfecto; mas los
rectos buscan su contentamien-
to.
Ell rey que juzga con verdad
a los pqbres, SUI trono sera fir
me para siempre.
X X \
Ell principle de la sabidurfa es
ell tenor a Dios.
{ Los insensatos d~esprecian Ia
sabiduria y la ensenanza.
La sabiduria clama de afuera.
da su o en- las plazas. Clama
en- los principles lugares de on
curse, en- las entradaS de las pu-
ertas de la ciudad, dice sus ra-
zones.
e
lHasta cuando iOh simplest,
amareis la simpleza?
y X y
Hacienda estar atento tn dido
a la sabiduria; 81 inclinares tn
corazon a la prudencia.
= X =
81 clamares a la inteligencia, v
a prudencia direis tn voz.
4 =
81 como a la plata la buscares, v
la escudrinares como tesoros.
Entonces entenderas de Dios
Y hallaras ell conocimiento "
de eI.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
oNes71o
Wensge
LA URBANIDAD Y IA EscUELA

ST en- los pro9romos de estudio no oPorece como.
osignoturo 10 urbonidod. y 81 no Sc do q los moestros
oportunidod para que impdrton q sus olumnos conoci-
mientos relotivos q Ia cortesiu y q la moroL serd imPo-
sibIe osoeior las buenOs costumbres y Ell troto social o Ia
escuelo.
observation-disclosures en- los 1ltinos amos, quizds
lustros. est0 interesonte moteriu ho sido prdctieorente
eliminodo de los programmes de estudio de olgunos Puises
Iotinoomericonos; y clio no determinodo que mucho genie
con escueIo, inclusive de tipo universitorio. eonozeon muy
POGO de 10 urbonidod bien entendido, Q. Peor todovio. que
no sienton respeto por las buenos costumbres que Ia
civilization y Ia culture hon ereodo poro beneficio de los
reIociones entire los seres humonos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
MISCELAN E A
la vERDAD

80 V&WOT0
jock es IN morido vefdoderomente enonorodo: dice
q TODD ell mundo que sin su' odorodo muiercito no Podrio
~ dice Ia verdod. e. dinero 10 troio a ella.
GENERoslDAD n
Dos moridos omiqos Sc hocen confidencios:
Ell ultmo do del mes-dice uno de ellos-mi mujer.
cuondo lie entreoo Ell sueIdo. me do siernpre 10 que necesito
para fumor.
i-Pero ST no fumos!
IExocto. No mes do nodo.
MARlDo r MUJER
-lo siento mucho, pero no podemos ir a casa de
nuestros amigos esto noche.
-cPor que?-pregunto ei con extronezd.
IlPorque solo tengo I'm vestido!
-lPues cuontos quieres Ponerte2
PREFERENcIA
La momd de un Miro de tres onos estd poro dor a luz
y pregunto al pequenueo:
-iQue prefieres: un hermonito o una hernnanito?
Despues de unos momentos de ~refIexion, ell nino res
ponde.
Wand, ST tie es 10 mismo. prefiriria I'm coneiito.
CINE MUDo
Un obueio do consoles a su nieto:
-Muehocho, no tie dejes engonor nunco Por los opo-
riencios, como me sucedio q mi cuondo me case con una
estreIio del cine.
-iYo hobio cine en- tn tiempo2-preeunto ell nieto.
Isl, cine mudo. Pero, como tie deoio, ctd crees que ho
estodo coltodo nj un solo instonte?
FL BoRRAcHo
Ell encopetodo senor mira severomente al moyordomo
Ie dice con visible enfodo:
lo donceno me no dicho que onoche estobo listed
bebido Y que hociu rodor I'm borril hocio mi hobitocion.
GEs cierto?
ST, senor-contesto Ell moyordomo.
~ donde estobo yo entonces?
-cDentro del borrH?
REFEREhcIAs
La ospironte q nuevo cocinero es interrooodu.
-cTiene listed referencios?-le pregunto la dueno.
La cocinero obre ell boso y soco unos cuontos cucho-
rillus de plata coda una de elias con un escudo de ormos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30
FL BoRRAcHo
REFERENcIAs

La ospironte q nuevo cocnero es interrogodo.
-cTiene listed refereneios?IIe preeunto la dueno.
La cocinero obre ell boise y soco unos cuontos cucho-
rillos de plata coda una de elias con un escudo de ormos,
y dice:
Wire, sehoro. He troboiodo en- cosos de los me-
iores fomiios La Pruebo...
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-30

jock es I'm morido ver~doderomente enomorodo: dice
q TODD ell mundo que sin su' odorodo muiercio no podro
vivir.
~ dice Ia verdod. e. dinero 10 troio a ella.