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ton Is completely out Of danger.
But sorry that he is making
swift plans 10 return to work.
I'm not Q doctor. but know Red
should take q rest. o
Handsome Bob Evans called
to say goodbye before taking
of for q month 10 attend TO
his dress business In New York.
Bob's next movie win probably
be q remake Of BLOOD and
Sandv--In the part originally
played BY Rudolph Valentino
and later by Tyrone Power.
How about teleyision?" !
asked Mr.. Evans. 1--WE turned
down $4,000 worth in the
past few months" he replied.
II don't want to be over-ex-
posed In TV. I'll 90 for broke
in movies" In New York. the
wealthy Mr. Evans dates So
ciaiite Eleanor Weston.
81
LAWNS president, Edouard
L. Cournand. had q survey
made Of the perfume users
and came UP with this
fact--Hollywood women use
more Of the stuff than any
other group Of gals In the
world. And that movie stars
use more than television stars.
The latter are so rushed they
don't have time 10 put II onl
Milko Taxa. complete with
red Japanese kimono and ac-
cent tshe was born in Los
Angeles). tiny -stepped by and
told me she leaves in two
weeks for Europe TO publicize
her "Sayonara" film with Mar
Ion Brando. He future In
Hollywood Is naturally limited.
but there is talk Of "Suzie
Wong" for Broadway.
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No Place To Hide

NEW YORK There's q
wonderful thing about new
faster long distance air travel
It brings us all so close to-
gether. 1t puts US so close. in
fact. that you can't get away
from your friends. ! know q
guy who left a friend In
Lindy's. Travelled 1900 miles by
plane and sat at the next table
to the same friend in the
tropics the very next night
And, even when you do get
away from your friends. today
there's no way to get away
from the friends Of your
friends.
You can go to any English
speaking resort in the world
and it's odds on that the FIRST
dinner conversation with peo-
pie you've Just met viii 60 like
this:
"Oh, you're with The News?
What q coincidence. Your boss
Is one Of our greatest friends.
We have dinner with him ard
his wife almost every week.
You know your boss. Of
course?"
You say you guess so, which
boss. and the new friend names
the assistant building superin-
tendent. They've known him
for 80 years. Great friends
And ct cetera. Then there Is
q brief pause. And then: Nv
TEL me-" they ask. "just
what does he DO on the news
paper?"
Even when you don't meet
friends Of friends. you're o sure
shot to meet somebody who's
related to q professional con-
temporary. Like you meet some
body and they say oh. how
wonderful you're in the news
paper business because Harry.
that's Aggie's husband, Aggie
being their favorite cousin, is
also in the newspaper business.
Surely you must know old
Harry. He works In Toledo.
Ohio.
"He has the newsstands In all
the best restaurants and clubs. !"
they explain. you must have
met him when you were in
Toledo"
Otter. Of course. the pro-
fessional contemporaries have
never heard Of you and doubt
that you're legit. You're q
newspaperman7" they ask in
wonder. do you know Herbert
Bayard Swope? I know him
we'll"
II you say you do. you get
cross-examined. Admit that
you don't and you've got to be
a phony.
The other day in the tropics,
p. Porterhouse Kriendler met
some strangers and they asked
what he did. He confessed that
he is a member Of q criminal
syndicate that runs a restau-
rant called "21." The husband
glanced at his wife and spoke
warmly:
Good old al how about
that? Why we so there every
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AUCTION SALES
Th0s. J. OWEN q SON,
Auetioneers
hH Y 81 NV

TRysTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING BEING KNOWN a
PREMISES 3325 BAKER STREET
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
dull recorded, in Liber No. 1854,
Folio 3ge et sea. of the land
records Of the District Of Colum-
party secured thereby, the UNDER
signed trustes will sell. at public
auction In front Of the premises,
on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY
FIRST DAY OP JANUARY, AID.
1855. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and
premises. situate In the District
OF Columbia. and designated as
of Square 5O01 in subdivislor
made BY National Insured Homes
Corporation as per plat recorded
in the once Of the Surveyor for
the District OF Columbia in LibeF
ITO at folio as, subject to build-
Ing restriction g, Ietnns lines and agree
Terms slss p s soiS'I subjec, 70 \ prior
building association deed Of
trust for approximately SAT- 81 Is;
further particulars Of wdMh will
be announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
70 be paid In eaSn. A deposit Of
$500 required Conveyaneing. re.
eording. etc, at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion of the trustees.
THOMAS HUNT
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
taID.l3.15.17,20 Trustees.
THOs. J. OWEN q son,
Auetioneers,
iii Z ST. NV.
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Robert Anthony williams, 81. 1914 9th
234 10th ST. ne
Vernon Lamar Ramey, 81, PITTSBURGH.
and Bernice Elizabeth West, %. B2I
Quincy 81. NV.
Nathaniel Logan, %. warrenton. Va,
anc Aartlyn Valerie Ferguson. 10.
walter John Tudor. rs. Partridge, III,
snd PHYLLIS Jane Southworth. 80.
il4J Connecticut ave. NV.
William Lloyd Brown. IS. 1882 Hayes
g. ne, and Beatrice Burton. "a,
1927 Trinidad ave. ne
e ans Be ass Rasi s SSs syn e. 800 iss
seth ave. NV,
James Richard Moon. IT.. %. Dayton,
Ohio. and Leonora z Ingram, 2l,
VA Quincy 81. NV.
william Martin Mattson. 10. Bronx.
z and Judith Marie Mosak. 19.
Robert Everett Mcneil. 90. 1921 d ST
IS and Clara Lucille Gilman. is,
joseph Anthony wallace. 20. seat
Pleasant. Nd. and candits Amelia
wil HfoIpls OpsId e cs,d M RaiS ~ 10
g; nv: and Helen Georse Dennis.
30. 1915 LeeEate I'd NV.
william joseph Ball. %, Washiurton.
and Dolores Helenina Thomas, 20.
. l4lS south Capital ave. Sc
Henderson. 20. both Of $685. HALEY
Charles Earl swinson. 81. e2e Prank.
I'm 81 ne, and Eula Ethelean I'd
wards. Is. l11s Constitution ave.
johnny whitezsde. 10. 1889 At n.
ena Patricia Ann Brown. IS. laos
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HOLLY WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
A Western, OF Course

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).--
John Wayne owes Warmers one
more picture on q very old
deal. He chose to make It with
ace Director Howard Hawks
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PERSONAL

BEwITCHED: We think you viii
be by the Lueier way 70 earn ex-
a a caii L ~ as ten fSs aNp Si
f-s4Si. -
ALL INCOME TAX returns prepared
q your home BY former internal
Rev. asst. Call u. s-25s7 or ~.
CANDY CLASSES start Jan. o and
BEE CANDY SCH. OF s-eSS4.
DARK FURNITURE made light;
GRAM 's corr. VA vans s.ss sfNAA-
ELDERLY LADY REQUIRES room.
board and some care in private
home; vic. Conn ave. bet. Taft
Br and Dupont cir. Box dl-H.
star. 10e
FOR ELDERLY LADY in nurses
private home: warm room, good
food. some care. Reasonable. Ref
erences exchanaed WO. 6-0Op3.
PORN 81. U 8. lob applications
ER evviiscaE e co, 's rs s.s hSSAnF'A
GERMAN TRANSMITTING desired at
scileses i Box q saS ZEN s,a aIsn 'is.0I
sVAN OVA VANND OLVn-LCuIu
to dance. Meet new friends. in .
gay congenial atmosphere; e-hr
si' Se H S;Af sssPsr Sr 40 DEaissslsss
LADIEs LADIES =; viii teach Al ~. ballroom
ment. Call me at IA. s-a4i3.
MIMEOGRAPHING = 500 copies.
NOS, incl stencil EXcH. .0ERV.,
1892 v st. NV, ST 3-6is6. i4s
PERMANENT, SIS; shampoo and
wave, Isl, wARFLYNN. BEAUTY
SPEECH WRITER, top-level pro-
500; available only after hours
Phone IA, 2-sae7 i2'
WILL GIVE special care and diet 10
est refs FE 3-6lpS. i2s
YOUNG MOTHER, German, will
care for children IN her own IL
censed home Ho e-d00a.
DANCE PARTNERS for beginners
and advanced groups: So weekly.
VIC. DAMMIT DANCE STUDIOS
$3.50 Conn. Ave. EN- $4,000
Accident Witness Wanted
In rush hour trafic Dec. 30. 1857.
on Constitution ave. near 9th ct.
NV, male pedestrian was hit
by 4 car. II you saw this accident
he. 4-2528
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HOS. y. OWEN n SOi
Auetioneers,
iii Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN As PREM1BES
NUMBER 4ao D STREET SOUTH
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 1891,
ST na q ne p Tsan.s. 81 sSs psass
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will. sell. at public auc-
TUESDAY. THE TNENfY.FfRsT
DAY OF JANUARY. AID, 1855.
AT POUR O'CLOCK PM, the foi-
lowinE-described lend and prem
isss. So, situate IN the District q
S sinF east and 0issS01 tscn, On snS
street 81 full depth 81 orisini
Lot ~ Square SEQ: now taxed
TERMS: Sold subject 10 priog
tbuildins associat.onl deed OF
trust for approximately S8,03b 80;
further particulars Of which WI
be announced At time Of sale;
ne purchase price above ssid
posit o. $500 required. Convey
anclnE recordina, etc, 81 puf-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
as OF date OF sale. Terms TO be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion OF the
THORNTON W. OWEN.
al Qia15,l7,20 Trustsea,
Sntinued on Me- PassS
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ia Western. Of course. Real
Bravo" wen do It In Feb
ruary." Howard told me. lin
Arizona" This gives the rugged
he-man time to finish his cur
rent 1.-THE Barbarian and the
Geisha.p
Learned at warmers that
Clint Walker, who started with
SITS a week as Cheyenne" two
years ago. now receives 81. $50
weekly. But he won't stand
still on the set for photographs
with his leading ladies.
Added item picked up during q
luncheon in the Warner Green
Room: -Four Tv series are
shooting at that studio. but not
q single feature Aim. Hollywood
production is at an all-time
low--only seven films now in
work.
Lana Turner's resolution for
1858: Not TO marry again. But
] wouldn't bet on 1t. Lana calls
her independent producing
company Lanturn Productions.
J. Roberto Rosselllni is flying
back to India. Ingrid Bergman
will ny to Formosa after COM
plotting her current "Indiscreet"
movie. And she won't see her
children again until late spring.
Stewart Granger refused to
be teeveed on arrival by plane
in Lon d on. explaining. II
haven't shaved" He was also
sad after saying goodbye for
three months to wife Jean Sim.
mons. held at Warmers for her
picture. Home Before Dark. /"
I. Scott BRADY and Songstress
Ginny Simms were q twosome
at the Palm Springs Ranch
Club the other night. ;. Law
yers for. Frank Sinatra In his
suit against Look Magazine for
invasion Of privacy. viii keep
an eye on developments in the
KIRK Douglas Walt Disney suit
which covers another aspect Of
the same charge.
$50
Jayne NIansfield's wedding
invitation is on pink paper.
match. The honeymooning cou-
pie viii not be back in Holly.
wood until March IL, when
Jayne and Mickey Hargitay
move into the huge house with
its new pink. rhinestone-
studded pool.
Warmers have more reason to
be grateful to James Garner.
He finished q Maverick" at
6:45 pm. Two minutes later.
wife Lois called for him 10 come
home. their new baby's birth
was expected. It's q girl. Pre-
viously Jimmy had told me that
he would answer the call Of the
stork Immediately. regardless
Of his teieseries schedule. The
good break In timing saved the
studio $4,000.
n -
I'm delighted that Red skel-
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. Idw couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. iDdit three
tuu days and receiue the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-STORY ROW B RI c X
PTTadI5TFse NI HE5Nq d KSe9W WsR As
Err STREET NORTHWEST.
By sirt:e Of Q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. ets2,
r rSS Il s. i psstrs q q ne cOia ane
party secured thereby. the UNDER
signed trustee will sell. at public
auction in front Of the premises.
On TUESDAY THE TWENTY
o 1sSs; T x. i Z lEI,TIHiEddx
in the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being Lot ia
IN Walcott subdivision Of Lot 10
IN Block whitney Close. as
per plat recorded IN the once Of
the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia in Liber IS a. Folio l55.
SAID BloSk 1 nov known a.
TERMS sold subject 70 . priof
building association deed Of trust
for approximately $5.106 AZ
further particulars Of which will
be announced At time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust 70
Be paid IN cash a deposit Of
recording etc. At purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale Terms 10 be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold 81
the discretion Of the trustee.
GEORGE H. TIPP.
taiOI7fs1- S0
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TBOs. J. OWEN q son.
Auctieueers.
iii Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUAsLB
s sStSK As 4 y PREMISES 4 Z : Nu SzsNe
3s5 NINTH STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
dulv recorded. in Liber No. lO942.
Folio 315. etc. Of the land rec.
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and 81 the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell a. public aue-
ton in front OF the premises. on
TUESDAY THE TWEETY-FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY. AID. 1855, AT
THREE-TwENTY O'CLOCK Pm,
the tollowing described land and
Of Columoia, and DESIGNATED -
TERMS: Sold subject to . prior deed
Of trust for approximately 81.
462. 40 further particulars OF
which will Be announced ct time
Of sale: the purchase price above
said trust 70 be paid In cash. A
deposit Of $4,000 required. Con-
veyaneins; recordins. etc: q
made as Of date Of sale. Terms
to be complied with within thirty
days. otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may Be adver-
tlsed and resold at the discretion
RUSSELL WINE.
JOSEPH NJ. KALMU9.
ial0.14,s0 Trustees.
THOs. J. OWEN q SON
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Nuftl0neefs
hi Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLIN BEINO
KNOWN AS PREMISES NuMBER,
5l5l EIGHTH STREET NORTH
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. l07Ss.
Polio POI Ell SEQ. Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby .s the In UNDER .s
ton in front OF the premises. on
TUESDAY. THE TwENTY.FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY. AID. 1855, AT
-FOUR FIFTEEN O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and
premises, situate in the District Of
Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot 40 IN SQUARE 1874 in
the subdivision made BY cafritl.
Of the Surveyor for the District o.
Columbia IN Liber i36 at Polio
1884 Subject to building restric-
tion line OF record
TERMS; Sold subject 10 Q prior
(building association deed Of trust
for approximately S11,123.7S; fur
Their particulars Of which win Be-
announced At time Of sale: the
purchase price above SAID trust g
required. conveyancine. recording.
etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as OF date Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may Be
advertised and resold at the dis
erection Of the trustees.
MARTIN ATLAS. E
WORTHINoTON II. TALcOTT.
yal0.13.15.l7.20 Trustees.
TflOS. y. OWEN a son.
Auesioneers,
l11l Z ST. NV.
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lEW STANTON fHEATRE

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on 18th and y. Il Ave. Nh.
la. 6-3633
Late SHOW Tonish,
Ample Parktng Facilities
motion picture that Is information
acclaimed By critics al over the world
winner Of several International awards,
inciuding special United States
Academy Award and Grand Prix In.
the truly superb masterpieces Of oui
"UGETSU"
with English Subtitlesl
Al 7.lb, O.0b and 1850
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BEwITCHED: We think you will
be by the Lueier way 70 earn ex-
ira dollars. Let US tell you about
u Sau LuzIERs. NC. p1.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-31
Z LOU :: !: !.
revisfo del oconfecer cubono..
lYiene de la Pagina Dos1

4 Caminos. ESQ. de Cadetes, ingreso ell 27 de Mario de 1858;
Guillermo Martinez, MeIena del Sur, ESQ. de Cadetes, ingreso ell
81 de Mario de 1858; Israel Preto, y Perez, de Marianao, Reg.
10 de Infanteria, ingreso ell 10 de Mario de 1856; Pablo Perez
Molina, La Esperanto, Reg. 10 de Infanteria, ingreso Die. ~, 1896
CALENDARIO HIsTORICO-s1 de agosto de 1895: COM.
bate de Sac del IndiO.
Manuel Gonzalez Buelta, Las Villas, Reg. 10 de Infanteria,
ingres6 ell rs de Die. de 1857; Hugo Rodriguez, Habana, Reg. 10
de Infanteria, ingres6 10 de Mario de 1857; Eugenio Garcoga,
Marianao, Reg. 10 de Infanteria, ingres6 ell 10 de Die. de 1856;
Jose Camacho Bueta, Las Villas, ingreso Ell Is de Mario de 1858;
Cayetano Rodriguez, Habana, Reg. 10 de lnfanter1a, ngreso ell
25 de Mario de 1858; Mariana Medina, Artemisa, Reg. 10 de In
fanteria, ingres6 Ell l de Julio de 1854; Magin Cabanes Aguha,
Manicaragua Reg. 10 de Infanteria, ingreso ell 3 de Abrll de
1858; Eugenio Rodriguez, S. de los Banos, Reg. 10 de Infanteria,
ingres6 ell 10 de Julio de 1852; Antonio Pupo, v. de las Tunas,
Reg. 10 de Infanteria, ingreso ell 10 de Feb. 1857; Isidoro Fer
nandez. Maranao, ESQ. de Cadetes, ingres6 ell q de Mario de
1858; Jesus Calderon, Marianao, ESQ. de Cadetes, ingreso ell II
de Oct. de 1856; OsmiI Delgado Blanco, S. Juan y Martinez,
Reg. 10 de Infanteria, ingreso ell 10 de Feb. 1857; Rigoberto Reyi
S. A. de los Banos, Reg, 10 de Infanteria, ingreso IL de Die. de
1856; Arsenic Pedroso, Pedro Betancourt, ingreso Ell Is de Mario
de 1853. herido; U1ises Rios valdivia, Cabaiguan, Reg. 10 de
Infanteria, ingreso Ell 10 de Abril de 1896; Sergio Esplnosa
valdes, Cabaiguan, Reg. 10 de Infanteria, ingreso ell 10 de Abril
de 1856; Ramon Ojeda Navarro. Cabaiguan, Compania. GA, in
gres6 eli as de Mario de 1857; Obduio Garsi, San Fernando de
Camarones, Reg. 10 de Infanterfa; ingres6 Ell 10 de Sep. de 1855;
Jesus E. veitia, Encrucijads, Reg. 10 de Infanteria, ingreso Ell
Is de Mario de 1855; Pedro Romo Cruz, Habana, ESQ. de Cade-
ties. ingres6 ell u de Mario 1858, Pedro Ivan Barreye, Habana,
Cha. GA, ingreso Ell IS de Mario de 1858; Jose Carbentey, y
Cruz, Caimito del Guayabal, ingreso Ell 10 de Nov. de 1857; Sc
rafin Delgado, Union de Reyes, Reg. l, ingreso ell 10 de Sep.
1949; Miguel Suarez, Habana, Reg. l, ingreso ell 10 de Febrero
de 1858; Isdro Perez, Marianao, ingres6 ell IL de Sep. 1857,
Reg. l.
Esta reIaci6n continuara pubIicandose manana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-31
ALCALDESA DE 81
TIENE BRONQUITIS

SAN JUAN - Una affection
bronquisl que Sc agravo ell mier-
coles produciendole fiebreS al
tas ] dolores en- ell pecho, ha
mantenido en- CANA a la ADM
nistradora de San Juan, sonora
Felisa Rinc6n de Gautier quien
vierlc siendo atendida por ell
doctor Ernesto Marchand, di-
rector medico INFERNO del Hos
pital Municipal.
Sc inform6 que la Administra-
dora de la Capital Sc empezo a
sentir enferma la semana pa
saua Durante ell fin de semana
ultimo Sc traslado a SUI resi-
dencia de Vega Baja, pero ell lu-
nes volvio a San Juan donde
atendio "a mucha genie" v asun-
tos oficiales del dia, segun Sc
informo.
Ell martes fue al aeropuerto
International de Isla Verde a
despedir al Gobernador Munoz
Marin que salia hacia ell Norte.
A SUI regreso del aeropuerto, la
administrators empezo a sen
tirse mas enferma. La fiebre
aparecio en- seguida y tuvo que
recluirse en- CANA en- San Juan,
liamandose al doctor Marchand
Embellishments.
La bronquitis, sin embargo.
fue controlada aver iueves por
la manana, cuando la fiebre en-
pezo a bajar, aunque todavia Sc
Sentia la Administrators ell pc
cho congestionado y adolorido.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-31
Gobierno Ocupard MueIes
81 Hay HueIga> DecIara
k,unoz en- Washington

La uueva industrial Sc informo
instalara equipo y maquinaria
por valor de S100, 900 y emplea-
"a unas ia personals con una
nomina annual de salaries y jor-
males de 100000. Por otra par
te SD production annual Sc esti-
MA sera de alrededor de $1,000,
900.
No Sc ha seleceionado toda-
via, segun Sc informa, ell sitio
en- que Sc establecera la empire
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-31
GRAN Ac1o oBRERo REvoLucloNARlo
CUBANOS,
Compaheros


Companeros:
Eel Comite de Trabajadores Electricos en- ell Exiio te
invita- a la Velada Obrero- revolucionaria que habra de cele-
brarse ell pr6ximo Lunes, da primero de septiembre, a las
$3.50 de la noche IN Ell CIRCULO CUBANO, sio en- 80 N. W.
q Ave, entire Flagler y Gale Ira. con motive de celebrarse
en- esa fecha Ell "Dia del Trabajador .Electrico" y CONNIE
morarse Ell Vigesimoquinto aniversari0 de la fundaci0n de la
FEDERACION SIND1CAL DE LAS PLANTAS ELECTRICAS,
GAS Y Aqua. =
En- soIdaridad de cIase y para evocar tan destacada
efemerides, hablaran:
ANTONIO SAMSON - Miembro del Comite Executive de la
Federation Aerea.
MARCO A. HIRIGOYEN Presidente de la Federation de
Trabajadores del Transporte. sS N G~t
PASCASIO LINERA Secretario General de la Federation
De los Trabajadores Textiles.
ANGEL COFINO = Secretari0 General de la Federation de
Plantas Electricas.
LUIS ALBERTO M0NGE Elk SecretariO de la Organization
Regional Interamericana de TrabajadOres.
UN REPRESENTATIVE del Frente CivicO ReyOlucionario.
Es una cita de honor de los trabajadores y cubanos en-
Miami, para responder a la Dictadura, a Muial y SUI pandilla
de chivatos que los hombres de vergienza no cejaran en- sus
empehos de libertar a Cuba e independizar ell movimiento
obrero.
POR LA UNIDAD OBRERA
POR N CTC-LIBRE
POR L HUELGA GENERAL
Angel Cofno
Secretario General
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-31

Ia numero de agentes del or
den publlco no revelsdo ha sido
asignado para este trabajo, en-
los distlLtos bancos y sucursales
estanlecidos en- San Juan, San
turce, Rio Piedras, alto Rey y
Bayamon.
La vigllancla consiste de uno
0 dos policia para prestar ser
vicios eC las demarcaciones de
los. bancos mientras carros de
pstrullas dan rondas interim
tentes por dichas areas.
Ell licenciado Garcia Mendez
manifesto que Eel PER reco-
noee la gran labor desplegada
O don Luis Ferre en- csc sen
lido. v agrego que durante la
breve reunion que ell Comite Te-
rritorial de dicha colectividad
celebrara en- la manana del lu-
mes en- sus oficinas de Santurce
ell +. esidente Pro Tempore del
PER hara I'm informe sobre las
gestiones que Ell hizo durante
la reunion del Comite Directive
del partido Republican, en-
Chicago
Por imposibilidad del licen-
ciado Gabriel de la Haba, ma
tional Committeeman" del Par
lido Republican, Nacional en-
Puerto Rico, lie asistir a la reu-
MON del Comite Directive del
COP en- Chicago, este delego en-
Ell senior Ferre para representa-
10 en- dicho acto
NUEVA INDUSTRIAL
RECIBE EXENCION
SAN JUAN = La 0ficina de
Prensa de La Fortaleza infor-
mo que ell Gobernador INFERNO,
licenciado Juan B. Fernandez
Badillo, concedio ell beneficio de
la exencion contributiva al in
dustrial Harold A. D'Callaghan
quien Sc dedicara a la produc-
cion de formaletas de soporte,
soportes de acero tubular para
vigas, Columns de acero tubu-
lar. formaletas de armazon de
acelo con enchape de MADEIRA
al frenet y tirantes para las mis-
mas, soportes de varillas de re-
fuerzo y andamiajes de acero.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-14

FOR SALE-Dodge x 4. Al
 rubber and runs good. Call White 40. 84c
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-14
Sewing Class Shows Off Handiwork At
 Style Show Saturday

Praises and appreciation were expressed to Jeanne Burrand, teacher for the University of Alaska Extension Service, who has been working with a dress making class the past month.
 A showing of what has been accomplished was held Saturday afternoon in the Seaview Room of the North Star, through the cooperation of the management.
 Models showed blouses, house dresses in cotton and nylon, and tailored street clothes, and sheers
 Those completing garments were Mesdames Wm. Angel, Bill Gillis, Agnes Komahkuk, Wilbur Arnold, c. Stevens, Frederick Bockman, Boyd Harwood, Maur- ice Kelliher, Russell Hermann and Miss Roberta Snyder. Several others in the class had not fin ished their garments.
 Roberta Ross was gracious commentator for the event