davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

APARTMENT VALUES
@4lS VIRGINIA AVE tPotomat
Plaza - bedrms baths. earaes
space
IOi4 n CAPITOL tNorthWood
Gardensi- and bedrm apis
~, 5O-Ss5 50 To inspect. see
manager Apt ~ RA 3-uB5d
1873 3rd ST NE The Gel.
mont - / -bedrm apt So 30 IL
inspect see manager Apt \, OF
I phone AID 4-IU9n.
a3I5 LINCOLN RID NE.-Bed.
rm liy. nm, din kit. and bath
IS12 80 To inspect, see mgr, Apt
/ ~, or phone NO 5-3l13
l227 18th ST WV. rm
bedrm. kit and bath. 500 so. ell
u utilities included
ZOE WEBSTER ST. N.E-Liy
rm. bedrma kit and bath; S02 so
| Immediate occupancy.
1890 G ST. SE.-Bedrm. liv
rm, din kit and bath: inclosed
porch. S64 80. To inspect, seq
janitor, In basement
III A. HUMPHREYS a SONS
: Mass. Ave. NV. MA. 9sbO2C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

81 A DAY UP per person: Il01
18th st. nv-Attr. sleep. rm.: SIS
wk. up. VANNES HOTEL, D1. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
RETMEspA . oLkNWooD. vacall

trim harmony ThrouSh CENTER.
han brick rambler. with snhs
din. rm lge beautifully amt.
Rat. with sep breakfast AREA. =
bedrmn master l3xi5), . baths.
full bSmt with hrepl and powder
Tm Lear earage, etc A beau
tiiul home. in a top location, Tor
only S33. 500 ANDRlS REALTY,
on o.nnr0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
AeARTRINTs vsANrED
| M0Vllit IAGk tNL. STORAGE

10 OR 2 BEDRM. AFT. or small
house in NV. wanted BY small
dachshund with > loyal masters
Call WO G-2Al4 afler O nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

muVlNG VhGF iNL. UIUHAGt
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
TU 2-lI50 or Ii 6-2SS9
ADAMS moves reasonably. SIS up,
with good equipment; local and
Ions distance. DE. 2-2S22.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country safe storaes
n separate rooms. expert EXPERT Ps s4Iin
AGE CO INC Established 1905
MOVING AND HAULING. day o.
Du 7-s655. } 4 Z MOVING co
sAVE-Low rates. padded vans
HILLS. SP 3-OfSf;R. LU l-Q5OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
Cleveland Park TOWN HOUSE
Paul P. Stone, Realtor

C0LORED-sI DOWN. is years to
heat: redec. 18th and Monroe SITS
NV. Call OWNER, CO. 5-4050
CoLoRED-Sl.2 $50 DOWN
l4th ST. = Detached. 2-story Call
fornia shingle home. Lee liv. rm.
with flrepl., ice. dining rm.. extra
lge kitchen and Ice den on LIST ar. {;
3 extra-large bedrms. and bath on
2nd FIR. full bsmt oil h-w h.. de-
tached garage lge.. beautiful yard
AL cond PRICED TO SELL. Call
MR.. JAMES. DI. 7-l665; ewes,
RA 3-g4O3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
ROOMS FuRNlSHED-M,W.

p ST. NV. 1910. The Churchill
Warm sgle. rms. running water,
maid service: So up NO. 7-9S6S
QUE ST. NV, I.5G-Attractivs
clean, warm Single rooms, near
bath: 81 weekly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24
SILVER sPnING-N,v 4.bedrn !.

WOODWORK Attrsc brick Colo.
NAL on private lot bordering re-
creation center bedrms and
bath on end. floor, liv rm.. dining
Aoor rec. fRl. in bEmf at.
garage; viii FLA. 81 500 down.
balance lake rent Gail III 3-fee2
~ pm. LAWRENCE v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-24

us MARYLAND AVE. NJ, No
col. bedrms liy nm dinette,
KIT and bath heat h w. turn
SO no See ianitoT or call
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
Another Dreyfuss Case

Editorial exploded with indignation
mobbery which nation OF It's atomic
subm
chief
be
NOTED admiral
will be than glad
pin its back again.
to
to
Triton, with
it
nor a Jewish admiral"
grace
the the affair
guns o
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22

BILE champion of the US. on the
$64, 900 Challenge television pro-
gram.
The daughter of Baptist minis
ter Mrs. Davis has read the Bible
through many times and hopes on
her return from Israel to write a
novel based on the life of Sarah,
wife of Abraham.
The international contest was to
be judged by an international jury,
which would include experts in
history and archaeology from Is
rael. Questions were to deal with
historical and geographical aspects
Of the Bible and with Bible per-
SonalitieS.
All participants were to have
spent a week in Israel prior to the
contest. Holy sites, modern cities,
agricultural settlements, and cul-
tural centers were on their timer
ary-
"a BUILDER with a vision" Is
Morris Milgram.
His story is told in recent issue
of Congress Weekly" by Albert
Vorspan, director of the Com
mission on Social Action of Re-
form Judaism.
Six years ago Mngram launched
his plan for building an inter-racial
community in Bucks County, Penn
sylvania.
"Interracial" meant non-Segre-
gated. 1t meant Negro and white
home-owners living side by side.
1T was an idealistic concept. alto
gether in keeping with American
tradition.
BUT MILGRAM faced difficult
ties almost beyond imagination.
1t was 2 years before he could
get the money to start the project
Financial help came from Quak-
er builder, George Otto, and In
1854 the model house in Concord
Park was set up.
Bowery Savings of New York
picked up the mortgages on the
first 80 houses after 40 financial
institutions refused to do so.
Price for the 3-bedroom ranch
type homes was $12, 900, but it was
difficult to find white buyers be,
cause of the nature of the planned
community.
Undaunted, Milgram undertook
an advertising campaign, which
was successful in attracting many
whites to the project.
He found it necessary, however
to make one compromise. Reluct
antly he agreed that SIS per cent
of the homes would be sold tC
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
The Two-Way Street

Dorothy the Middle
syndcated
completely
by helpful cooperation with
lending
within making proArab OF appro
with that those Oged
home mustrec
the policy
baston the
shares the dream
United Nations
tver rather
Ambassador potential
the ooe EaSC ne
neghbors
Israeli Arabs Mldeast
seeking potential
the
the Arab
difficult
the mouse ma friends with the cat
that Israel friendship with the United states
u
of
In able American
Nasser the Canal
situation Middle East
EatWest battle small freedom
proposition
neutralsm actually
working against democracy Well along with the latter view
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22

whites and IS per cent to Negroes.
Failing this assurance OF a white
majority, he could not have re-
allied his dream of an unsegre-
gated community at all.
TODAY CONCORD PARK has
135 families. They live together
and work together on civic pro-
jects. Their children play to-
gether.
They are proving that interracial
housing is possible, and that it is
good business as well as good hui
man relations.
Milgram has gone on to build a
higher-priced interracial develop
ment of 19 homes in Philadelphia
and is now working on a similar
group of rs homes in Princeton,
NJ.
His newest project is MOD
Modern Community Developers
national business corporation
dedicated to helping private build
ers to develop open occupancy
housing.
And in five states such projects
have been launched. In Illinois,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Missouri.
and Ohio, builders are proving the
truth of the saying that IAN idea
whose time has come" is conta-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
Scientist Assumes
Israeli ConsuIofe'S
Far West Post

LOS ANGELES - The consulate
general of Israel has announced
the arrival here Of DR.. Abraham
Hermoni, who joins the staff as
consul of Israel for the II West
ern states.
DR.. Hermoni Is a scientist on
leave from the Technion. Israel
Institute of Technology at Haifa,
where he taught chemistry until
he left Israel last June.
The consulate announced the
purpose of DR.. Hermoni's assign
ment is to bring to the attention
of West Coast scientists the Spe-
cific scientific problems facing his
colleagues in Israel in relation to
developing the country as well as
to tighten the bonds between US.
and Israel scientific institutions.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
Membership Party Set
Bv Zionist District

Phoenix BrandeiS District of the
Zionist Organization Of America
will hold its annual membership
lawn and card party at $50 pm.
Aug. 81 at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Abrams, 213O w. We'll
don.
A supper will be served, with
dessert later in the evening. Each
member has been requested by
President Ben Borden to bring a
new member to the affair. Extra
guests will be admitted at 81 each.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
The World Over

gious and will eventually find re-
aliZation.
PRESENT tribulationS notwith-
standing, Israel continues to reach
out a helping hand to other young
nations.
The underdeveloped countries of
Africa find much in ISraePs short
experience as a nation which can
be of use to them. And, most OF
all. they find friendliness and q
willingness to share that expert
ence when they turn to Israel.
Latest visitor to express his ap-
probation was Chief Akin Deko,
West Nigerian minister for agri-
culture, who left Israel early in
July. He was so impressed with
Israeli agricultural methods that
he cancelled plans to tour Burma
and Ceylon and explained that he
was hurrying home to recommend
immediate introduction OF Israeli
settlement agriculture.
We hardly need underline the
beneficial aspects of democratic
influences in West Africa at this
time!
THE "TOP 40 TUNES" of Phoe-
nix now include the lifting Dance,
Everyone, Dance"
1t is a surprising and delightful
new rendition Of "Hava Nagila,"
the most popular Hebrew melody
of my childhood.
Harry Belafonte recorded the
old Hora in Hebrew not long ago,
the new disc, in English, Is sung
by Betty Madigan, with Dick Ja-
cobs' orchestra.
Phoenix record shops are selling
the new recording, which at this
writing is No. 80 on the list Of the
most popular tunes in our town.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22

Company for the
finals of the con-
test in which rep
resentatives of Is
nations were to
take part.
Appearing for
the United States
was Mrs. Myrtle
Davis, sc hool
teacher of Bu-
ford, Ca, who
was declared BIZ
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-08-22
BY Deborah Jaffa Metz
(The News Own Columnist)

When this column appears, the
winner of the International Bible
Quiz will have been chosen.
Aug. 10 was the date set by Kol
Israel, the Israel Broadcasting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
By ARNAlDO OTERO
Star Stan Writer

Driver education should be a
required subject in high school
three of the Nations top teen
age drivers told a House Sub
committee on Traffic Safety.
1t was a rare day on Capitol
Hill last week when the three
youngsters made the sugges-
tons before the Traffic Safety
Subcommittee. headed by Rep
reSentative Roberts, Democrat
of Alabama.
1t was repeatedly the first
time teen-agers have appeared
as official witnesses on the Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Safety Crusode'

The teen-age aspect of the
traffic safety crusade" Chris
told the subcommittee, "is the
most important one for the
future"
He praised industry's role in
"today's fight against death on
the highways.
Many school system
throughout the country would
not be able to afford driver
education we're it not for such
help" he said.
Charles praised the roadeos
for producing an interest in
driver education courses in our
public schools"
Il think" he said, lit is very
important that teen-agers know
and understand the traffic laws
and the dangers of the car if
it is not driven properly.
THAT is why I think driver
should be a required
subject for all high school stu
dents"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Teen-Age Drivers
testify on the Hill

ior Chamber of Commerce in
cooperation with the Liberty
Mutual Insurance Co., the
American Trucking Association,
Chrysler Corp. and the Pure
Oil Co.
Nearly a million teen-agers
have taken part in these safe
driving tests from coast to
coast. Hawaii. Alaska and the
District since they began in
1853.
This years roadeo finals will
be held here August IL through
August IA.
Also appearing before the
subcommittee were Charles
Shearer. president of the Jay
Gees. and Robert L. Marshall,
president of the American
Driver and Safety Education
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
FADS, FASHIONS
Misses
Turn to
Sweaters

Now is the time all teen
misses turn their fashion
thoughts to just the right
sweater to top their che
misses, skirts and shorts.
Way out in front are the
new bulky orion sweaters
that come in a variety of
styles. There's the sweater
that didn't know where to
stop and extends way
down around the hips.
PerSonaliZed details in
volve monogramS on other
sweaters. Then, too,
there's the excitement of
involving a new sweater
in your wardrobe plans
that speaks emphatically
that it's NEW. Such a
one is the MILDLY type nau-
tical and nice sweater that
is decidedly a hit.
Our pictured bulky Or
Ion sweaters are all de-
signed by Judy Bond.
They're all sum M r-
weight, wash like whizZeS,
and stay in shape.
They're available at
Kann'S in Washington and
Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
'OmicioI Witnesses

Appearing before the sub
committee, at the invitation of
Chairman Roberts, were Chris
Bayley, 19, of Seattle, Wash. !;
Patricia Ledger. l9, of Portland,
Me, and Charles Hopkins, 10,
of Atlanta, Ga.
Patricia stressed the need to,
"inculcate in more young people
the proper attitude for safe
driving" to cut down the
shockingly high percentage of
accidents involving teen-agers.
Il believe that driver educa-
ton is the most efficient at
tack against the tragic problem
We now face" she said. Il feel
that it is a loss of unregainable
time not to educate every high
school student to be a safe
driver"
Patricia. who placed fourth
in the 1856 National Teen-Age
ROadeo, asserted that 1T is
the non-graduate group" that is
in more accidents than any
other age group"
Charles and Chris were first
place winners in the last two
Roadeos. sponsored by the Jun
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
%coptUrado sospeehoso
de Meter q z Personos

Estimase un triunfo detecti-
vesco la captura del sujeto a
quien Sc lie acusa de haber dado
muerte a dos personals en- Ell
area del Condado Dade Y Ell
Condado Monroe, hace algo mas
de un mes.
Sc nombra ell individuo arres-
tado Charles (Mike) Smith, y SUI
captura tuvo lugar en- Nueva Or
leans. Smith tiene 20 amos y
responde a las caracteristicas
fisicas delineadas por ell dibu-
jante que al principle describe
graficamente SUI persona.
Las dos victimas fueron los 81
.guientes: Edward Setnor, de Mia
mi, asesinado ell % de octubre
en- SUI propio automovil de alqui-
Ter, y un dia antes ell Conan
dante Naval retirado, MIR. John
Stewart, en- Cayo Largo.
La captura de Smith y SUI re.
mission a Miami, por los detecti-
YES w. w. Bonner Y Al. Nc
Laughlin, es Ell capitulo final
de una larga busqueda de un
mes v dias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Importante Comid0n EstataI
Carece de Personal Oficinas
Para CumpIir Bien su Mission

La Comision de Valores del
Estado de la Florida manifesto
hoy que ell aumento de los nego.
clos y de la poblaci6n ha hecho
aumentar las actividades de in
dividuos que tratan de hacer
una fortuna a toda priSa, me.
dante inversiones, va sea por
medios ilieitos o correctos.
La Comision declare no estar
en- condolences de velar adecua-
damente por ell buen desenvol-
vimiento de los crecientes nego-
clos debido a la falta de perso-
nal, ash como de fondos y de
oficinas regionales.
Dicha Comision ha solicitado
de la legislature que apruebe
I'm presupuesto para ell proximo
ejercicio fiscal, ascendente a la
suma de $685. 51, 10 cual repre-.
senta I'm aumento de 1874 mil
dolares sobre ell presupuesto en-
vigor.
Sc compone esta comision del
fiscal general del Estado, del
c~ontralor y del tesorero. Tiene
como fin inscribir todos los va
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
JUgondo con F6sforos
CuUsoron Incendio

? Los muchachos que iugaban
con fosforos parecen haber ST.
Go los culpables del incendio
que Sc produjo accidentalmente
y que ocasiono perdidas de So
900 a una casa de MADEIRA Y
ASBESTOS ocupada por Mrs. Lin
da Folsum, sta en- 1865 NV So
Terrace.
Ell jefe de los bomberos, N. E..
Ward expreso que la sonora Fol-
sum estaba trasladandose de
mudada para otra direction, 10
cual aprovecharon sus dos hi
jos, de 6 y Z amos respectiva-
mente para tomar los fosforos
y jugar con ellos.
La sonora Folsum acababa de
r~etirarse cuando ell fuego CO.
memo en- la colchoneta de una
de las camas. Los dos ninos pu-
dieron escapar del siniestro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Eastern All Lines Rechaza Ia
"0ferta Fina|' de los Mecanicos
No Sc Ven PosibiIidades de Pronto
ArresIo en- Ell costoso c~onflicto

Los mecanicos de la Eastern
Air Lines en- huelga Sc prepa-
raban hoy para 10 que podria ser
I'm paro indefinido en- virtud de
que la compania ha rehusado
aceptar la "oferta final" del sim
dicato.
George Brown, dirigente del
capitulo local de los citados
obreros, association Internacio-
nal de Maquinistas), expres6
que la compafia lie ofrecio "una
modification de mi propuesta
original.
"Esto no significa NADIA sobre
10 cual pudiera suscribirse I'm
contrato de trabajo" -expreso
ell dirigente. "La compania no
ha acceptable este, de modo que
10 consideramos retirado, ana
dio Brown. Asimismo exhorto
a los $500 maquinistas que Sc
dispongan a m%antener una lar
ga huelga 81 las demands no
son satisfechas.
Con posterioridad a las con-
versaciones, ell Vicepresidente
de la Eastern, Mr.. E. L. Shan,
non, emitio una declaration ex-
poniendo que ell sindicato de-
mandaba mas de 10 que los me.
canicos de otras companies i'm.
po'tantes habia acceptable. Shan.
non dijo que la compania pro.
yecta reuniones adicionales con
la union obrera, 81 bien no m an.
cion6 la fecha en- que Sc cele.
braran las mismas.
En- cuanto a los salaries dc
maxima categoria, solo hay Ii
gerisimas discrepancies entire IL
empresa y ell SYNDICATE. Sin EN-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
cierrun Represo del
Cunol de la Gale IS

"A partir del lunes, todos los
botes que naveguen rumbo al
norte en- ell Miami Canal, ten.
dram que ser transbordados en-
seco sobre la represa sobre Ell
puente de la Gale So.
FL senior F. Park, ingeniero al
cuidado del aqua del condado
Dade, informo que Sc instalara
la plancha de acero que detiene
Ell aqua salada, de manera que
esta no penetre en- los pozos
de aqua potable de Miami
Springs, de donde viene Ell aqua
que surte a los habitantes de
gran parte del area metropoh.
tana.
Segdn expone Park, la repre-
sa ha estado alberta desde Ell
mes de mayo, cuando la lluvia
levant6 ell nivel del aqua dulce
en- ell canal; empujando -ei aqua
salada. Segun los datos de Mr.
Park, Ell nivel del canal descien-
de ahora al comenzar la esta-
ci6n de Ia SEGA invernal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Considerun EstubIecer Cobierno
MetropoIitano en- Droward County

Ell Gobierno Metropolitan
del Condado Dade no ha queda-
do sin eco alguno dentro de los
limites nuestros. Parece que en-
otros condados vecinoS, como ell
Condado Broward, Sc observa
con interes ell desenvolvimiento
de este experiments politico y
administrative del Home Ru.
le", como Sc denomina en- in
giles.
Para 1859 quieren muchos d.
rigentes del vecino Condado
Broward aplicar en- aquella de-
marcacion ell mismo sistema que
hoy rige en- Dade, y 10 han soli-
citado va mediante diversas Was.
La medida que buscan seria la
misma que hoy esta en- vigor
en- Dade, es decir, I'm gobierno
metropolitan que abarque a las
undergraduates que integran ell
Broward County.
Mientras tanto, la comision
condal de Broward ha decidido
crear I'm puesto administrative
para dotar a dicha jurisdiction
que cuenta con un cuarto de mi
lion de habitantes, un jefe ad-
ministrativo con poderes limita-
dos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Necesario Ahorrar Para Defener
Ia mfIaeion, Dieen los BunqUeros

Ell recien electo p~residente
de la Association de Banqueros
Inversionistas ha manifestado,
en- la reunion celebrada en- Mia
mi Beach, que la economic de
Ia nacion Sc esta "~frustrando
debido a las medidas legislati-
vas y regulatorias tan POGO am
plias'.
William D. Kerr de Chicago,
quien ACADIA de ser electo como
p%residente de la poderosa agru-
pacion, hizo hincapie en- la ne
cesidad de disponer de medidas
que estimulen mas la ,libre en-
presa y expandan la production
en- la guerra fra.
Dijo este funcionario que la
unica alternative seria una ma
yor Intervention gubernamen-
tai y mayores gastos.
Kerr, quien es socio de la fir
ma Bacon, Whipple and Com
pany de Chicago, fue electo pa
ra encabezar la influyente Or
ganizacion de los banqueros en-
la session de clausura de la AZ
convention annual que Sc cele-
bra en- ell Hotel Americana.
Para competir con Russia en- la
guerra fra, anadio este alto
executive, Sc necesita la combi-
nacion de millones de hombres
y miles de millones de dolares
creadores dentro del mas alto
nivel intellectual de la direc-
cion humana".
Kerr urgio a los banqueros a
estimular al pueblo a que haga
ahorros para detener la infla-
ci6n.
La inflacion es una illusion,
les efectos de una droga".
LAS primeras inyecciones pro
Queen la rosada Illusion de la
prosperidad. Pero una vez que Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
PELIcULAS GRATIS
EN- La BIBLIOTEcA

81 quIere listed yer ell mundo
entero, totalmente gratis, en-
un plazo de seis meses, la BIZ
blioteca Publica de Miami tie.
ne la soluei6n ideal: la serie de
peliculas que ACADIA de comen-
Ear a proyectar sobre Wales por
ei mundo, y que durara hasta
ell mes de mayo de 1859.
Las peliculas Sc exhibiran Sc
msnalmente a tres horas dis
tintas, Ia l de la tarde, las $50
de la tarde y las 8 de la noche.
FL primer programa incluye
peliculas sobre Mexico, Anne
RIGA Central y las Antillas.
Las papeletas gratis pueden
obtenerse en- las 6fstintas BIZ
bliotecaS pdblicas de los barrios
de Miami, o en- la biblioteca
central mediante una solicitud
.pI eVia,
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06

grama dedicado a Lieder que
cautivo totalmente al auditorio
que abarroto ell New York
Town Hall. De la noche a la
manana Sc convirti6 en- una de
las artistas mas deseadas por
ell publico. Tambien Sc ha pre-
sentado en- Chicago, San Fran
cisco y Los Angeles.
Ademas del Director Mr.. Bit.
ter, aparecen Eugene Dubois,
DR.. Ralph Harris, George Roth,
ell Trio Universitario, ell Coro
Univzersitario y SUI director Will.
fred Smith.
Ell Sr. Bitter, quien es ade-
mas Decano de la Escuela de
Musica de la Universidad de
Miami, ha asumido tambien ell
puesto de administrator de la
orquesta. Tambien ACADIA de
inaugurar una serie de con-
ciertos en- las vecinas Islas Ba.
hamas, los que han sido patro-
cinados por la organization
Amigos de las Bahamas.
Los numeros para ell "Tercer
Programa'' que Sc presenta ell
7y 8 de diciembre, son los 81.
guientes:
/. Obertura - Sueno de Una
Noche de Verano, Mendelssohn.
2. Arias, Mozart.
Come scoglio
Cost fan lutte
E amor I'm ladroncello
Nehmt meinen Dank TX 383)
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
3. Sinfonia Mum. /, Opus 10
- Shostakovich.
Allegreto
Allegro
Lento
Lento-Allegro
4, Escena Final = Capriccio,
Opus IS - Strauss
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-06
Acttun en- 81 Csndado Varies
Crvpos en- Pro de Defensu Civil

Varios grupos voluntarios &C.
t6an como personal de la De.
fensa Civil en- los vehiculos que
SC exhiben en- TODD ell Condado
esta semana, como parte de la
celebration de la Defensa Civil
nacional.
Ell grupo denominado "NueS-
ira Sonora de Lourdes", perte-
neciente a | Iglesi~ Catolica
Gesu, esta encargado de una es-
tacion movil de primeros auxi-
los en- la calle Flagler.
Ell gremio tiene como SUI OBJ.
jetivo la defensa civil y ha pa
trocinado dos cursos sobre de.
fensa Civil en- la parroquia de
Gesu. Actua como pr -idente
del grupo la sonora Harold Sy-
mons.
Los V luntarios de la u iver-
sidad de Miami estan estaciona-
dos en- un omnibus con radio
y comunicaciones, en- Coral Ga
blts, y los miembros de la agru.
pacion B'nai Birth y los Auxi.
')iares de los Veteranos Judios
de la Guerra. estan e~ncargados
de un vehiculo de rescate en-
Lincoln Road, en-. Miami Beach.
Estos voluntarios tendran
como mission solicitar del pu.
bllco que visite las exhibiciones,
que Sc lnscriba en- los cursos de
la4AnGa civil.