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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
LAS PIEDRAs De EsTRAs,
UNA LECTORA Y 70

Haee dias .recibi una carta
que a la par que interrogaba,
halagaba, Me decia mi amable
lectora que habia notado que
cuando 20 tenia que usar en- I'm
articulo. sobre modas, ell equi.
valente de la paIabra "rhinesto-
ne" en- castellano, decia "pie-
dras de estras", y que aun GUAM
do ella desconocia la razon por
la 'cual "rhlnestones" Sc tradu-
ella ash, tenia la seguridad que
81 yo 10 decia, estaba correcto.
Hago aqui I'm pequeno parente-
sis para dar las mas expresivas
gracias por ell vote de CONTAIN
"a a mi gentil lectora.
Paso a expficar que la pala.
bra viene del nombre de I'm io-
zero aleman del siglo VIII,
quien mas practice que los al
quimistas de otros siglos, Sc re-
signo .quiza ante la impossible
dad de elaborar un diamante
igual a los que. da naturalmen-
te la terra, y declare con fran
queza los resultados de sus imi-
taciones, Strasser Sc present6
lealmente en- los mercedes del
capricho y la suntuosidad ORE
ciendo. a precios mas economi,
eos que los senalados para las
piedras legltimas, las que imi-
taba ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
St, asser lego en- buena ho-
"a con sus imitaciones. Ell siglo
XVIII guerra mas luees que to-
daS aquellas que lie suministra-
ban sus filosofos. Las guerra pa
"a alderman con elias cuanto 81
tic tuese possible encontrar en-
Ell atavio. Las hebillas y los bo-
tones debian brillar a mas no
poder Los cinturones Sc pre-
sentaban con mas luminarias
que una constellation celeste.
No exiStia fortuna 10 bastante
grande para resistir tanta ext
gencia.
Strasser tuvo que multiplicar
en- corto lapse de tempo su pro
duccion que desde entonces sc
conoei6 por "estras". En- algu
nos paises fue resistida la limo.
vacion por ser admiradores de
la legitimidad pero en- Paris, Ger
tro mundial de la moda, ell
estras fue consagrado a traves
de su aceptaci6n por los mobiles
de las cortes de los Luises. Muy
pronto los duenos de riquisi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
E&IA
CALABACINES A LA
CRIOLLA

6calabacines
l cebolla
lib. de earne de cerdo
Id. de carne de ternera
huevos
/ cucharada de perejil pi-
cado
Laurel, oreganc, sal, pi-
miento y nuez naoscada.
Sc vacian los calabacines y sc
sazonan con sal y pimienta.
Aparte sc dora Ia carne de GER
do y la ternera en- 2 cucharadas
de aceite, con Of laurel, orega-
no, sal, pimienta y nuez mosca-
da. Sc retiran luego y Sc pasan
por la maquina de picar. En- Ia
sarten Sc hace dorar Ia cebolla
picada y Sc sgrega el perejil y
los huevos. Con esta prepare.
cion Sc rellenan los calabacines,
Sc rebozan con pan rallado y Sc
cuecen al horno durante 20 mi.
nutos q una temperature de
399o F. Sc sirven adornando Ia
fuente con heJas de lechusa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
REGREsA AL G

La sonora Panchita de Cutie,
rreE, esposa del conocldo direc,
tor y locutor de radio Ramon
Gutierrez, de la Serenata Lati,
ma, ha regresado a su hogan,
despues de dos semanas en- el
Hospital Jackson Memorial.
Deseamos a la Sonora de Gu.
tierrez, una pronta y complete
mejoria.
Despedido
En- pos de bien mercedes va.
c%aciones sale hoy por la via ae-
rea hacia Guatemala a disfru-
tar de I'm mes al lado de SUI ia
milia en- esa ciudad la gentil
senorita Lolita Samaniego.
La despedimos cordialmente,
deseandole una feliz travesia
y una permanencia muy grata
en- SUI patria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
ppema De hoy
POEMA De La ESPERA

Por I'm oeuo de hostio voy movendo estos remos
que Peson tonto al irne y tan POGO al vover;
pero qutzos IN die no nos sepororemos,
mujer mia y ojeno como ell omonecer.
No importo que me quede nj importo que me voyo,
nientros poson las NUDES sin dejor de posor,
Porque tu. corozon es iguol que una ptoyo, a
que, Pudiendo ser terro, nunco IIeeo q ser mari
Tu amor nunco resPonde cuondo mi amor tie nombro;
tn amor, que, sin ser milo, tontos Veces perdl; .
y yo empuno los remos y viojo hocio la sonbro,
pues TODD Sc hoce sonbro 81 estoy Iejos de ii.
F~ilibustero loco tras ell botin de un beso,
Vioio Por oguos tristes que me entristecen nds;
pero tu amor es sierpre comino de reereso,
nuier que nunco lIeeos y que nunca tie vas.
III amor es un remote Pois desconocido,
mas olld del mohono, mas old del oyer;
y va solo recuerdo las veces que me he lido
reeordondo las wees que tuve que vcver.
Hoy Virtudes ton tristes, que es mejor ser euIpoble
y mos 81 es una euPo de amor omorte osi;
pero, 81 en- nuestros vidos hoy oIoo inevitable,
inevitable tn serds para mi. a
va me dueen las monos de rernor en- mi haste,
pero 20 Sc que un do dejore de renor,
y de niror ell mundo como 81 fuero mic,
Y ronnPere los remos en- Ia oriIlo del mar!
JOSE ANGEL BUEsA
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

1-Creo en- Ell valor supreme
del individuo, IN I'm pleno de-
1echo a la vida, a la libertad y
q Ia felicidad.
2-Creo que cada derecho
eomporta una responsibilities,
eada posibilidad una obligation
= eada possession un deber.
3-Creo que la ley fue hecha
para Ell hombre y no Ell hombre
para Ia ley.
4-Creo en- la dignidad del
&abaio, va sea manual o esprit
tual.
s-Crec que Ia economic es
indispensable al buen orden de
ID vida y que esta economic es
IN elemento esenclal de la es-
tructura financiera, va sea del
estado de los negocios Q de la
vida privada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

Almuerzo

La senorita Teresita Obando
ofrecio un delicioso almuerzo
y juego de canasta en- su resi-
dencia de Coral Gables EN- dias
pasados, para festejar a su pr.
ma la senorita Carmen Ines Ro.
driguez, de Tegucigalpa, Hon
duras, quien Sc encuentra de vi
sta en- Miami.
A tan calido festeio aSisti6
un selecto grupo de sus amista.
DIES.
Aniversario Matrimonial
Nuestras mas caras felicita.
clones para ell DR.. Fernando E..
Davila y sonora, Norma Cana.
les de DaVila, quienes celebran
ell este dia I'm nuevo aniversa-
rio de bodas
De Vacociones
Lesde Frankfort, Alemamia
nos lega I'm atento saludo. del
senior Mario Tarrida y sonora,
Julia de Tarrida, miembros es.
tinados de nuestra colonia GU.
baLa, quienes Sc encuentran
disfrutando de un viaje de re-
creo por ell Viejo Continente.
Los esposos Tarrida pasaron
una temperate en- Roma, y lue-
so seguiran hacia Suiza.
Nuestros deseos porque gocen
de unas vacaciones muy placen-
teras.
Follecimiento
En- dias pasados entrego SUI
alma al Creador ell apreciado
eaballero cubano senior Jose
Gonzalez.
Lamentamos su fallecimiento
y enviamos nuestras mas senti-
das frases de concolencia a SUI
hermana se1or Mercedes Con
zalez, y a su hermano senior
Gonzalo Gonzalez, residences en-
La Habana, Cuba.
iPaZ asu tumba!
cumpleanos
Aunque algo tarde, nos es era.
to enviar nuestras mas ealidas
felicitaciones a la gentil dana
puertorriquena sonora Teresa
Hernandez de Rodriguez, espo.
sa del senior Jose Ramon Rodri-
guez, con motive de la grata ce.
lebracion de I'm nuevo aniver-
sario de su natalicio en- dias pa
sados.
Vayan nuestras mas caras fe.
licitaciones para ell apreciado
joven Alexis Rodriguez, con
motive de la grata celebration
de su cumpleanos en- ell dfa de
hoy,
Alexis es hijo del senior Juan
Rodriguez Pou y sonora, Laura
-Marrero de Rodriguez, MEM
bros estimados de nuestra colo
MIA puertorriquena.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
Bodas de Muselino

Nos complace enviar nuestras
calurosas felicitaeioneS a la gen
til pareja Guiana tornado por
ell senior Oscar Fernandez y
sonora, Fidencia de Fernandez,
con motive de la grata celebra.
cion de sus Bodas de Muselina,
tercer aniversario matrimonial,
en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
De visits

BESIDE hace algunos dias Sc
encuentra en- Miami, disfrutan-
do de unos dias de recreo al la
do de su familia en- esta ciudad,
la gentil sonora Anita Simon.
pietri de Garcia, a quien nos
complsce saludar carinosamen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
Aniversorio Matrimonial

En- ell dia de hoy celebran un
nuevo aniversario conyugal ell
senior Fermin Lopez Trejos y
sonora, Dolores Bonet de Lopez,
miembros apreciados de nues-
ira colonia hispanoamericana
resldente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras felicitaciones y deseos de
que uisfruten de muchos amos
mas de dicha matrimonial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

Dedos Dc Plate
Celebran en- esta fecha la gra-
Ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Pa
pei, primer aniversario matri-
monial, ell senior Virgil Elmer
Woods Jr. y sehora, Ia gentil
dana hondurena Hilda Moreira
de Woods, motive por eli cual
nos es grato enviarles nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones y vo
tos porque disfruten de muchos
amos mas de dicha conyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
Credo de I'm MuItimi||onario

S-Creo que la verdad y la
justicia son los fundamentals de
TODD orden social duradero.
7-Creo en- ell caracter sagra,
do de cualquier promesa.
S-Creo que eli intercambio
de servicios mutuos es I'm deber
comun del genera humane, y
que solo en- eli fuego purificado
del saerificlo, que consume ell
egoismo, puede revelarse la
grandeza del alma humana.
9-Creo en- DioS sabio y ON
%nipotente, y que solo Sc vive
feliz viviendo en- ammonia con
SUI voluntad.
10-Creo que 81 amor es la
palanca mas poderosa del mum
do y que solo Ell amor puede
triunfar sobre el odio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
cumpIeanos

Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia
de hoy. con motive de la grata
celebration de I'm nuevo ami
~versario de su n~acimiento, para
la gentil dana colombiana do
ma Isabel de Gomez, esposa del
senior Ignacio Gomez, y nues-
tros votos por SUI bienestar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

TERESlTA RODRIGUEZ, encantadora y popular cubanita re-
sidente en- esta ciudad, cumpe manana ounce amos de edad.
Els ha del senior Jose Manuel Rodriguez y la sonora Miriam
Vizquez de i Rodriguez, miembros muy %spreciados de la colonia
Guiana de Miami. Dadas las grandes dotes de simpatia, be.
lleza y don de gentes que posee Teresita, Sc espera que reci-
bir& un gran nlmero de felicitaciones, a las cuales agregamos
las nuestras muy snceramente.
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ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE with girls; mod.
furn. 2-bedrm. apt. $50 so incl.
utils. Some college BACKGROUND
pref. 10. 9-1763 after pm.
LADY to share well furn. apt. with
another lady: switchboard; cow.
loc: IV: Meridian Hill sec. DE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

HAMPTON COURTS APTS., 2OI3
New Hampshire ave. n.w.-i bed.
rm. nicely furnished. new stove;
wired for. air. conditioning; all
utils incl; elev. bldg. attrac,
lobby Res mgr NO r.iQQa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

CASH IN on the great demand for
AVON. Turn spare minutes into
S. AZ once or near home. ID
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6ECRETARIEs. law. good shorthand
caIiber, neat and attrae,. age 70
35, salaries 70 $500, NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, INC,
1l06 18th 81. NV. Elk, 3-7270.
eEcREfARY-Hours, $50 to 4:30,
ticns. Employe dement's. Ma. s.
1140.
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1925 N. H ave. n.w.-De luxe liv.
Ing. in a club residence for ladies
and men Sgles. and dbles.. SIC
pvt bath. End d. front, SEA. All
incl. meals, phone in rm. (no
CHARGE. hotel services. NO. 1870.
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|TYPxST-CLEhK, trade assoc. m
terestlng and deversineq duties.
0-5, 6-day wk.; aif.cond, oilces,
pJp1s ss siSsIs G sT Ru ss t4HEtslop'
WAITkEssEs, exper.. neat and over
81 years o. age; SPLIT shit o.
part time. Apply IN person only
to Mr.. Hanna, SHADY GROVE
ersSurs. Nd. lo'' A's. ~eO'
WAITRESS. colored. experienced,
for luncheon only: apply IN per-
son, OLD CLUB RESTAURANT,
666 8. Washingtou. ST.. Alex. Va.
WAITREssEs-Now accepting ep.
plicetions; white. exper. VILLA
ROSA RESTAURANT, 2nd Ct. .and
opposite Hscht's.
WAITRESS, White, neat in appear
ss lSsoO, f MRS. TxfENT Hsn Wo'
WAITRESS, white, over 81. expe-
rienced, evening work. Apply IN
person after pm. BOB WHITES
WAITRESS. white. wen experienced
neat appearance. Tor French res.
taurant. CHEZ OpETTE, 300s
FE. s-eiS0, 80
WAITRESS. white. exper., refs
Apply. in. person 5406 Queens
Chapel I'd, W. Hyattsyille, Nd
MATTRESSES
Full and part-time positions avail,
Washington's better restaurofits
Apply WASH. RESTAURANT As
soc Q003 Eve AZ NV
WOMEN, white. between rs and 50
for restaurant work. A $50 weeh
Job, meals. vacation; no night o.
e caTa; TSsf 1 l35 cOn SoI sSs
lPART-TIME telephone work IN oul
once. Hrs, $40 too pm. 6alary
and bonus. Apply 3l1S Mt. Pleas
ant st. NV.
PART-TIME young lady, general
drugstore selling, nights pei
week, no Sun. work. Refs, CO.
LONIAL DRUG, 1119 18th st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE POSITION for alert
perBonable woman to assist child
development pfogram. Applicant
| must be Of excellent character. am
bilious and available Immediately
aTReTeRee IN sset WSs saI svS q
phone 70 Box 24ssb. star.
20 TYP 50 sECYS;; . CLKs. e
ave. NV, RIM. 226, DI. 7-0s22.
CASH IN on the great demand for
$Sooat once or near home. d.
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LIVING ROOM sUTTK-Wrought
iron table and chairs, stair carr
pet; reas. ~. b-e921.
MIMEOGRAPH MACH. used; new
A. B. Dick Model No. 90; excel
IDEAL for church. club. etc. pU'
0FFIcE FURNITURE. used. many
used tables. al sizes. excel. cond. 4;
also new. NE. S-4067.
ORGAN, eiectronic. 32-note pedal,
full console. excellent condition,
wonderful practice organ or suit
able for small church; only S1,496,
NTTS, 1880 q st. NV, RE,
ORGANS
Become q Hammond orsanist In
seven weeks. For $50 we deliver q
Hammond spinet 10 your home
This includes seven private lessons
and TEACHING material.
Campbell Music Co.
HOS q 81. NV. DI. 7.s46l
PAINT, 1,500 gallons, 1898 value,
u Lob gal. Sh.-Wms. aid others.
26l3 NJ st. NV. J. H. GICHNER.
PIANOs-A few small pianos, IN
dne condition. returned, from
rental. substantially reduced foI
81. NV. RE. 7-62i2.
PIAN0s--JORDAN,s branch stores
all have . complete selection Of
pianos and organs for sale or rent
Plenty OF parking space in front
Of each store. 1882 Ceorgia ave.
Silver Spring; $3.50 Lee hwy, Arl-
ingtpn; 24l6 Princess Ann St.
Fredericksburg. Va. Silver SprinI
ana Arlington stores are open
have some real values
In used spinets and consoles that
were traded In on new instru.
msnts. such makes IS Fischer
du ss SsOls wSrlitSs ark and "I BSid
win Acrosonic. Also BARGAINS ii
eturned-from-rentai instruments
corner 18th and q SITS. NV. .
PIANOS--Wide selection or recon,
ditioned uprights. smartly styled
In q new durable finish. especially
suited for recreation rms; piano.
July guaranteed and fine value
for BEGINNING students; Sla5 up
including local delivery. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS q st. NV
DI. 7-6464. ID.
PIANOS, limited quantity-NeV
spinets, special price, S425; pa,
only S25 down. KITS. 1880 &
st. NV. RE. 1-6212.
PlANOs--Arlny. Navy, AIR Force
ana Marine personnel, Govern.
ment and District employees car
save real money on an kinds q
instruments. at the PIANO MART
1913 9TH st. NV. Over 100 spin.
.eN, consoles. grands and up
s g SnOp FANG iEcH NARY EAaFsT sf loii
thSee library. I'm 'ne BLOCK aO0V'
BANJO = Vega 6-string. Vibrant
o sSns, w Sps' es SiS2; sacrifice OeSi
PIANOs-Used uprights ct price
from S95 up. Good selection avail.
ape now: Also values IN uses
sS S'ee's 81 en ss SsTSndi p1SSS ss MAknTS
1915 9TH street NV.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New anc
used spinets, consoles. Strands ant
So monthly aDS. With i. option ,aiO Z
FUR SSS sToRss S cosn.r '2 Pr an!
g SITS NV, (phone ST. $4,000
66l9 Lee hwy, Arlington (phoni
KE. S-50601: 1892 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring tphone JU. 5-1lObl
24l5. Princess Anne st., Ffeder
icksburg. Virginia (phone Esse,
3-l412l: Full selection. at al
stores; Silver Spring and Airing
ton stores open evenings.
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TYPEWRITERs, recond.. like new,
guar large. stock standards and
portablea: also, new maeha. Bar
gains. CIRCLE, 61o 9th st. NV
lTYPRWRITERs, trade-ins, $40.
$l5, S26. CENTRAL. 2007 l4th
81. NV, HU. 3-5l21.
WASHING MACHINE. FrIgidaire,
auto, Asking 500; In excel. cond.
JU. 9-3675.
WASHER. Hotpoint auto. Must sell
Immediately: will take reasonable
ofier. Call CY. 7-63lS.
WATER HEATER, 4O-eai. Homart
cleo. glass lined, white porcelain.
.nsul. Best offer. FL. 5000.
WOOD KITCHENS. Formica and
stainless rteel tops. l cabinet or
Q complete kit. Colonial or con-
Temporary designs. Expertly
planned aud installed. or made
for you to install. GEORGE
GREEN, 1902 Wisconsin ave.
NV, Re. $3.50. open $50 TO
$3.50. ewes. BY appt.
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PIANOS
BALDWIN

DALI WIN
For your guarantee Of a
lifetime of musical enjoy
ment, accept nothing less
than the famous Baldwin
Acrosonic.
Every Spinet and Console
piano Designed, Built and
Guaranteed by Baldwin
proudly bears the group
designation "AcroSonic,"
meaning Supreme-Tone
Exquisite Baldwin Aero.
sonic, handsome Mahog.
any, or Walnut, Full Key
Board. Of course, with
Matching Bench. Full 10
Year Guarantee, and Free
Local Delivery. Regular
BALDWIN list-price. 1894
Now $725.
Additional Large Cash
Savings on Financing
when using Baldwin Low
Cost Budget Plan. Less
than bank interest.
OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS
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N.W.-CompIetely Turn, Groom
f1t.- uiv. rm., bedrm., twin beds,
kitchenette, bath. AID. 2-5I0l.
5l07 KANSAS AVE. Nw.-2 rms,
kit. private bath. small porch:
adults. RIA. 3.1733.
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WOMEN

Earn while you learn.
Work In luxurious new pri-
yate cafeteria. NV. loca-
ton; top salary. delicious
meals. lovely uniforms, full
employe benefits: 5 days, no
week ends: day shifts. We're
interested only In tail % It.
A In MINI, neat, attractive
women (white); age 21-35:
in excellent health. II quali-
ned, please send vital sta
tistics. work BACKGROUND and
9 snapshot 10 Box 2b4-B,
star.
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SITUATI0Ms-W0MEN

COMPANION To lady, white. unen.
numbered, drive. references. Boa
2b..k. star. IL
IIOUsEKEEPER, iight duties fol
ia Dssr .ssao. or employed mother
LEGAL sECY., experienced typinI
briefs, wants 40 hrs per mo
tipping, So per hr. EN-. 3-6337.
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced, re.
quires employment. Box 303-K
btar.
STEN0. available for temp. work
also Sat-; legal, gen., misc. Ref
erence. 10. S-S726.
WOMAN LAWYER. govt. retiree
part or full time In law ONCE
tipping, no shth: D. c. and USSCB
Box 2S0-K, star. IL
SCHOOL GIRL, coiored, desirei
work after 1880 pm. Type "a
wp.m.; some shorthand. Daily
AD. 4-l712.
CUT OFFICE ExPENsEs = TYP
curate; envelopes, insertions, etc
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS desires
steady. work, hotel or club. Re.
ward for Job. AID. 2s2761.
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R RENT

CHAIN SAWS. McCulIoch; sales,
rentals; $l2 day. 0RAVELY OF
WASHINGTON. 10. 4.7707.
CHAIN SAWS. pumps, generators,
TOOL q EQUIP. CO. ~. 5-5O4O.
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NICHOLS AVE. Sc. bedrm. !.
dinette and kit, pvt. bath. Rea:
sonable: Ii. 3-SsS4. RA. 6.4671.
RIGGS PL, NV. I74O-Lovely 1
bedrm., liv. rm., kit and bath.
Ideal for student or govt worker.
500. Caretaker will show. WALK
Err AND DUNLOP, co. h-n222
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UPPER 10th sT.-Nice apt. in love.
" pvt. home: suit. / person:
good transp.; reas. RIA. 6-S244.
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Sc. AREA--L.ylng-bedrm. combi-
B sotiGn Flea ss 81 ST. " Efle aiIO DIST
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ATTRACTIVE APIS. = Attractive
rents in lge. apt. bldg; cow, To-
cation; excel. transp.; parking
space eflciencies and l-bedrm.
APIS 2bl4 18th st. NV, AID.
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ORGANS

Become q Hammond oreanist In
seven weeks. For $50 we deliver q
Hammond spinet 70 your home
and TEACHING material.
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LIVING ROOM sUTTR-wrought
iron i,s.. e. tabls and s s1s1s. stair car
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One Capitalize Sdys Move the Capital
Another Prefers Our City the WdY 1t Is

retorted. II would like to see
changed the unc hari table
political attitude Of some Of
our Democratic friends in
this challenging and
shrunken world"
Congress doesn't cow enc
until Tuesday but the boys
are already at IL
Naturally, two OF our better
known hoStesseS had to be
polled and both showed their
concern with political affairs,
Perle MeSta announced
that she wanted TO see the
administration give won en-
more important jobs in 1858.
And would like to give the
biggest and best party I've
ever had to launch a peace
nik!"
Gwen Cafritx had a novel
idea. II would bring Frank
Pace back to Washington to
be executive vice president"
She has already proposed
this idea in a letter to Mrs.
Eisenhower. added Mrs. c.
There's nothing wrong with
Nixon but l think they should
have Pace right beside him"
The former Secretary Of
the Army, now president Of
General Dynamics and a
Democrat, lis very capable
and outside of that he is very
lucky. which is important"
stressed Gwen. He would so
over well in Europe. too. be-
cause his name, which is
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learn Navajo and Sioux" he
continued. Not to converse
in those languages. but at
least to be able TO say Good
morning. Good evening,
Wen take II under advise
ment' and other bureaucratic
gobbledygook." The idea
began to grow on him. Cob
bledygook in Navajo ought
to be pretty good"
Senators confronted with
the aforementioned poser
took a few swipes in their
replies. Senator George Ma
lone. Republican of Nevada,
was the only one who was
downright nti-Washingtop.
Il would move the Capital
away from here" he said. II
am going to introduce a bill
in this session to have a sum-
mer capital between the
Sierra Nevadas and the
Rocky Mountains"
The Senator's no; worried
about the climate either. He's
concerned about United
States aid to foreign nations
which he thinks is strictly
a notion you get beside the
ocean.
Senator Mike Mansfield.
Democrat Of Montana. said.
what would / change? The
administration
When Republican Senator
Alexander Wiley of WiScon-
sin heard that he instantly
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Star star Writer

II you could do over your
Nations Capital in 1858.
what particular thing-big
or little-would you change?
This is the question yours
truly put to sundry Capital
luminaries as they poised on
the pulsating precipice Of IL
new unpredictable months.
People are used 10 taking pot
shots at the seat Of the Fed
eral Government. This was
going to be easyl
But, no. Their answers
we're as numerous as persons
approached. and they COW
cred everything from the
city's pulchritude to politics.
from social doings TO satel-
lites. Generally speaking.
they liked Washington pretty
much as IL is now.
One man wouldn't change
a thing. Il think it's per-
feet the way II isl said re-
firing Norwegian Ambassador
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgen-
stierne. who ended his 40
years diplomatic service in
Washington this past week
by moving into an apartment
here.
Secretary Of the Interior
Fred SeatOn said. 1T never
occurred TO me to redo
Washington. / am having
enough trouble with the De-
partment of Interior.
II am too busy trying to