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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

pusc de manifesto los esfuer-
EOS que realizan los directories
de Avianca y muy especialmen-
tie su Presidente ell Sr. Juan
Guillermo Restrepo, POI brin-
dar cada dia un meJor servicio
a los pasajeros de la repu-
blica hermana de Colombia y
de la ciudad de Miami, ash como
tambien por sus magnificas CO.
nexiones con las principles
ciudades de los Estados Unidos
y las mas importantes capitales
de Europa.
La empresa Avianca tiene va
SO amos de fundada, siendo or
gsnizada en- ell ano 1919 y es
por 10 tanto la linea aerea mas
antigua de las Americas. BESIDE
entonces. ell progreso de Avian
ca ha s1do constante pues ell ano
pasado transporto I'm million
Glen mil pasajeros, y mas de 70
millones de kilos en- carga, 10
cual significa que en- 10 que Sc
rcfiere a servicio Avianca ha
sentado Ell pasado ano un YER
dadero record de carga y pa
safe, Cuenta la empresa con 72
modernos aviones entire los Su-
c Reconsideration DC 4 y Hi
Per DC 8, y para la carga cuen-
ia con una flota de C54 dou-
glas. Opera ademas y controla
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
LA OPINION -.
(Viene de La Pagina DOS)
Befhencou1 en- Favor del Candidate
Graham

prueba de SUI interes por las cuestiones del
latinoamericano.
acknowledgements, Sr. Director, que Mr..
Graham ha probado ser I'm indiscutido valor
en- las relaciones hispanoamericanas, acep-
tando actualmente estos cuatro puntos que a
continuation detallamos:
1. Conseguir I'm Juez Latino para la
Corte del Metro.
2. Tener un latino en- la Oficina de
Impuestos para que no permita que Sc
pierda Ell privilegio del Homestead
Exemption.
8. Promote tener una persona de orr
gen latino en- la Oficina del Registro
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
GRAN AFLuENclA j..
Continuation de Ia pag. 81

continuation de La pag. 81
fin la colonization de Ia region
suroriental del pals mediante la
industrializacion de las materias
primas en- esa RIGA, eXtensa y
despoblada region del pals.
En- este programa la energia
electrical que en- grandes canti-
dades y a muy bajos precios
pude ohtenerse, cumplira ell pa
pei de gran estimulante y cata-
lizados que %permitiria ell que es-
tie proyecto Sc realize.
Ell enfoque dentro de una pla-
niflcacion de conjunto del de-
sarrollo regional requiere ell que
Sc estimule la busqueda de esas
materials primas, y Ell estableci-
miento de condolences que ga
ranticen a la Nacion que la ex-
plotacion de elias tendra como
unico fin ell suministro de mate
rias primas a industries que Sc
radiCaran en- Venezuela, cream
do oe este modo un mercado
para Ell cuantioso potential de
energia del Caroni, trabajo pa
"a la mano de obra disponible,
en- una IONA en- la cual no hay
limitaciones de ninguna clase
para ell crecimiento de cuidades
induStriales en- una iona que
dispone cantidades practical
mente ilimitada de terrenos,
aqua y energia electrical, sien-
do la bauxita la materia prima
para la elaboration del alumni
Mo, industrial basada en- ell con-
sumo de la energia electrical"
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

actividad fecunda de una paz
bien fundada; pero puede ser
tambien -iDios 10 impida!-
que la improvisation, la ig-
noracia o los apetitos desbo-
cados prolonguen manana,
con otros dolores y otras YES
tiduras, las frustraciones y
los sufrimientos de hoy. An
tie la incognita, la provision
no es premature. Por ell con-
trario, es criminal no prever
cudndo aun hay tempo. Els
clerto que los arboles diff
cultan yer ell bosque y que
cuesta trapajo poner rumbo
a la nave en- medic de la CO.
rriente impetuosa (confio en-
que ell paciente lector Sc abra
paso entire tanto metaforis-
MOI, pero urge desde ahora
If hacienda un examen con-
cienzudo de cosas Y de valo-
res, sin que nos alteren ell
julcio los chiches o la preston
demagogica ihay tanta prem
derla falsa en- los escapara-
tes!), pues solo asf podremos
tomar posicion en- terreno fir.
ne y salvar los principles. Is
cosa de p~ensamiento y de
union espiritual. Inteligencia
mas ALA de las fronteras CRU
pales; acercamiento y cotejo
de preocupaciones semejan-
ties. Communion serena, sin es-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
En- Lucida Ceremolia fue Inauguada Aqul
Ia Nueva 0ficina de Ia Linea "Avianca''
(FOtO de GORT)

Con la presencia de las auto
ridaGes municipales, directories
de las agencias de pasajes y eje-
cqtivos de las empresas de avia-
ci6n, Sc efectuo un brillante
acto con motive de il 1nau.
guracion de la nueva oficina pa.
ra la venta de pasajes de la EN-
preSa de aviaciop AV1ANCA
en- la arcadia del Hotel McAllis-
Ter de Miami, situado en- ell Bou-
leVard Biscayne y la Gale Flag
Ter.
Sc hallaba presente con los
altos Jefes de Ia empresa hacien,
do las veces de anfitri6n. nues.
tro caballereso amigo don Da-
vid Angulo, Gerente de dicha
compaiia en- esta ciudad, Inme-
diatdmente que llegaron las au-
toIldades, y rodeado de I'm nu-
meroso publlco invitado al acto,
Sc procedio a cortar la clasica
cinta que daba acceso a las lu-
josas oficinas de Avianca.
Momentos despues, los invita-
dos pasaron Q los amplios y bien
dccorados salones del Centre de
las Americas del Hotel McAllis.
tef, blonde Sc sirvi6 un elegante
coctel brindandose por ell exito
de las nuevas oficinas de Avian
ca En- breves y muy oportunas
palabras, don David Angulo
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
cANclLLER.

Continuation de la pag. 81
de 81 ciertos congresistas nor
teamericanos han sido elegidos
para representa- los intereses
de sus electores....o mas bien,
para actuar como portavoces
de elementos subversivos, que
militan contra la Rep1blica Do
minicana o interviewer en- asun-
tos que incumben exclusivamen-
tie a la Republica Dominicana.
Sea cual fuere la reaction ma
tural que estas constantes pro-
vocacilones puedan causar "
debO agregar que Ell sentido de
la carta del Secretario de In
austria y Concrete de la Re-
publica Dominicana, a las Ca
maras de Concrete de Indiana,
Oregon y Michigan, ha sido in
debidamente exagerado), es
esa conducta irresponsible de
ciertos congresistas norteame-
ricanos, la que origina la cues
ton que ha sido Incomplete
mente apuntada en- algunos ar
ticulos de la prensa norteame-
r~icana,.....
"Es de lamentar que las fuen-
ties del Departments de Esta-
do, que Sc dice hicieron repre-
sentaciones d~iplomaticas al Sc
c%retario de Estado de la Repu-
blica Dominicana y al Emba-
jador de Moya. hayan dejado de
senalar las reflexiones que hi
20 a esas representations ell
Secretario Herrera Baez."
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30
LA CRISIS
(Viene de la PagIna OOS)

ricanos obtener una mayoria de dos tercios
para cualquier propuesta que no sea resulta-
do de I'm acuerdo, no solo con los %comunistas
sino con I'm buen ndmero de paises occiden-
tales.
Los norteamericanos y otros diplomat
cos occidentales i~nsisten, sin embargo, en-
que los Estados Unidos no han perdido
p~restigio en- las Naciones Unidas.
Observan que los Estados Unidos no han
tratado, nj trataran nunca, de que Sc aprue-
be una resolution que sea moral o political
mente erronea o militarmente temeraria.
La delegation norteamericana confia en-
obtener la mayoria de las Naciones midas,
para cualquier propuesta que pueda presen-
tar con Ell objeto de resolver Ell problema
de China.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

(Viene de la PAgina u

con mayor o menor exito su
lorna peculiar. Quizas ell Sc
nequismo, por ser esencial-
mente espanol, sea la toeria
mas adecuada a la manera de
SIR de nosotros los hispanos.
La medula del pensamiento
de Seneca consiSte en- confor-
marse con oil que Sc tiene y
en- simplificar la vida TODD 10
possible. Hay que pensar que
Ell nuestras mismas circuns-
tancias, que nos impiden ser
felices, otras personals 10 Sc
rian. 5Por que no hemos de
ser nosotros como esas otras
personals? Son seres que ac-
tualmente estan peor que no.
Sotios pero que Green que 81
tuvieran 10 que nosotros po-
seemos serian plenamente fe-
Ices Todo clio demuestra que
Ell problema es esencialmen-
tie mental.
Hay, sin embargo, algunos
valores que nos ayudan mu-
cho a ser felices. Son proba-
blemente la fe religiosa, la
paz mental, la actividad y ell
entusiasmo. Quien tiene fe en-
Dios esta en- meiores condi-
clones para afrontar los es-
colios del canine; quien no
tiene de que arrepentirse
dormira tranquilo; quien Sc
dedica con amino a I'm que
hacer que lie gusta, jamas Ian
cara angustiosas miradas al
reloJ: y quien mantiene viva
la llama del entusiasmo, vera
extenderse cada vez mas la am
plltud de SUI vida.
La mayoria de nuestros
problemas provienen de la
falta de amino, de esa desga-
ma de vivir que a veces nos
invade como una enfermedad.
Y, a veces es en- realidad una
dolencia fisica que puede Gu
rarse mediante TN tratamien-
to medico. Generalmente, sin
embargo, es un dolor del al
ma.
Para luchar contra ell de-
sanlmo es precise aumentar
ell circulo de nuestros intere-
ses y tratar de huir del mi
crocosmos que para cada cual
es su vida. Ese minimo mum
do esta constituido por nues-
tro trabajo, nuestros deberes
cotidianos, la monotonia de
nuestra eXistencia. I'm viaie,
la lectura, una nueva amistad,
cualquier novedad puede sa-
carnos de csc estado de Sc
que en- oca-
stones nos embargo.
I'm viaje, por ejemplo, pue-
de transformarnos por com
pleto. Pero es precise que nos
salgamos de la 6rbita habitual
de nuestro pequeno mundo,
que tratemos de conocer al
go nuevo, que nos demos
cuenta de que 10 que no CO.
rocemos es como 81 no exis-
tiese y de que solo podremos
amar aquello que compren-
demos Hay que hacer una
escapada de vez en- cuando
con la esperanto de descu.
brir algo que merezca la pe-
ma. Cuando 10 logramos, vol.
vemos a nuestro centric ha-
bltual mucho mas satisfechos.
con la renovada creencia de
que no TODD es vii, fec o ne
satlvo en- este bajo mundo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

SORRE La =.
(Viene de la Pag1na DGtS1
DIES son de la mas diverse y
opuesta indole. Puede ser que
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

Ell pals encuentre su canine
y que Ell luto y Ell recuerdo
duradero del horror presente
Sc atenuen y alegren en- la
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-30

tr1dencias nj aspavientos Pc
70 concrete en- ell trabajo
util, de los que piensan de
verdad en- la Patria y en- idea
les de honda raiz.
The Arizona post., 1958-07-11
HoIscIuw Seeks
His Fourth Term

Douglas Holsclaw (R-Pima)
has announced his candidacy
for the Republican nomina-
ton for the Arizona House of
Representatives from District
No. 6.
Rep. Holsclaw will be seek
ing his fourth term in the
Arizona House. In the past
HolsclaW has co-sponsored
such bills as equal public ac-
comodationS and interstate
juvenile compact. He is a
graduate of the University
of Arizona and also attended
Harvard Medical School on
scholarship. He composed
AriZona's official fight song,
Fight, Wildcats, Fight"
HolSclaW served as local
chairman for National Broth
erhood Week in 1949 and was
cited for his work by the
National Conference of Chris
tians and Jews. He also is a
member of the Mayors Com
mittee on Human Rights.
He is a 32nd Degree Mason,
A Shriner and a past trustee
of First Congregational
Church.
The Arizona post., 1958-07-11
American Center
Wins Track Meet

CANTON, OHIO In the
first international air mail
track and field meet between
Jewish Community Centers
in the United States and
Great Britain, the Canton
JCC defeated the Clapton
Jewish Youth Centre and the
Victoria Boys Club of Lon
don, England, SO to 46.
The meet was jointly spon-
sored by the health and ply
sical education committee of
the National Jewish Welfare
Board (JWB) and the World
Federation of YMI1As and
Jewish Community Centers.
The Canton JCC is an affi-
late of JWB while the two
London Centers are members
of the Association for Jewish
Youth of England, the British
counterpart of JWB.
The Arizona post., 1958-07-11
Catholic Comic
Assists Rabbi
In School

MILWAUKEE, (JTA) -
A 28-year-old rabbi, father
of three sons, will be able
to complete his final year
of medical school because
of the generosity of Danny
Thomas. Lebanese-descend-
ed Catholic comedian who
has frequently aided Jewish
causes.
Rabbi Abraham j. TWer-
ski, son of Rabbi Jacob
TWerski who serves as as
sistant at Congregation
Beth Yehuda of MilWau-
kee, struggled tn rou G h
three years of Marquette
University Medical, hoping
to specialize in psychiatry.
But trying to raise a family
on the slender pay of an
assistant rabbi while at
tending medical S h ool
started becoming too big a
burden, although the beard
ed young Orthodox rabbi
was able to finance part of
his medical education by
loans.
His plight came to the
attention of the comedian
when Thomas had lunch
with officials of the Uni
versity.
The Arizona post., 1958-07-11

Obituaries

llllllllllllll
Max Kreida, 60, of 2633 E.
18th ST., died June 80.
Services were held at
Reilly's Funeral Home.
Mr.. Kreida was a retired
insurance agent.
Survivors include his wife,
Esther; son, Leon of Los
Angeles; three daughters,
Miss Rochelle Kraida, Mrs.
Samuel Grace and Mrs. Jack
Lipson of Tucson and six
grandchildren.
Edward Birdman, 30, of Los
Angeles, died suddenly in Los
Angeles June 20.
He was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Birdman, 1121
East Drachman.
Edward Birdman was born
in Tucson and had lived here
before moving to the coast.
He is survived by his par
ents; a sister, Mrs. Eleanore
Till of Chalfonte, Pa; a
brother, Martin of Tucson;
his wife, Irene, and a son,
Steven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
9. of course you want to give your
dren the finest Easter candy"

You will choose Fanny Farmer candies They're made from
elusive treasured odtme that consider only whoesomene and
economizng where quality concerned Fanny
Farmer candies delivered every 48 hours oener their mah
flavor always its peak ready burst into happiness with the first be
Easter is Sunday stop in this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
Hollywood Report
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Nerth American Newspaper Alliance

HOLLYWOoDr-Jack Benny speaking: I'm
cutting down on my TV spectaculars this season.
don't want to work that hard" Jack win be
heard on radio again this fall. Andy Griffith
returns to Hollywood in October for a turn on
the new Milton Berle show. CHS has upped
the ante to $4,000 for Mitzi GaynOr to make her
televison debut via fall spectacular this season.
Dinah Shores seasons premiere October 5
features Louis Jourdan, Gwen Verdon, Art Carney
and Burl Ives. Other top entertainers who have
signed to appear with Dinah this season include
Sid Caesar, Shirley Temple. Ella Fitzgerald, Ethel
Norman Shirley Booth, Jack Lennon, Maurice
Evans, MehalIa Jackson and, Of course, George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
Hollywood Report so
Benny Cuts Down

Montgomery. Janet Blair, who substituted
for Dinah on the summer Chevy show, is waiting
for the go-ahead from her doctor before starting
her own series on NBC this fall Janet and hus-
band Nick Mayo are expecting their first baby
in March.
Who says you can't build dream with
minor roles on television2 JOi Lansing who does
Just that on the Bob Cummings show, has just
built a four-bedroom dream house with her
Cummings NICOLA. . Ben Blue is readying
television show for January. 1t will follow the
same formal as at his night club in Santa Monica
giving unknowns a break along with seasoned
performers
Father Knows Best and The Lineup cele-
brate their fifth year on television this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21

ing Outlook. They interviewed Gen. Tojo's
daughter Could you please tell me the name
of the reporter who interviewed her. He was
very cruel to the girl. He kept on badgering
her as to her opinion Of her father. thought
she was very gracious to such rude person.
PA
Your opinion wns5 shared By seDeral Others
but you should keep in mind several things
about an interview. II on flm, as this one
,cos, the intervie,O is often cut In other iDords
you sato ercerpts-and perhaps the effect toould
hare been different IL the entire interview had
been shoi0n. Another potnt-repoyters are not
out to tDtn popularity contests, but to get the
story Questions can often be embarrassing.
The important thing is, are they germane?
didn't see the shoto n1yseIf-but NBC
Identifies the reporter as Cecil Bro,Un, its Far
Eastern correspondent.
Was Barren McGavin ever a detective in
real life?'
think that Mike Hammer is one of the
best detective stories on Tv. Do you agree?
B. A. C.
No to both.
McGaUin is an excellent actor ,0ho appeared
here seperal seasons ago at the Shubert In "The
RainmakeyP Nth Geraldine Page. Best mys-
tertes on TV? Perry Mason and the KRAFT
series. don't think you can really do good
mystery in a halt hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
TeIeVue Mailbag

This Is your chance to sound o0--Gnd
~ Critic Bernie Harrison IDiH do his best
to Gns10er questions Please keep letters
brtef. Pen names Uil be used II desired
I'm so burned up at wTOP for showing that
cartoon instead of the new United Nations
program I'll am, Sunday. Guess the station
is afraid that adults would not exercise brain
cell before noon on Sunday, or worse yet, they
might have to do something with their children
besides prop them in front Of a TV. would
Sunday school be too radical a suggestion2)
Hope you will use your influence to get us
the program. Ruth T.
Your only hope, apparently, is to catch the
sho1C on BGltimore's channel (sOhere occG-
stonGlEy utew it,. incidentally, Baltimore's
channel 10 also has hGlt-hour shoi0 called
U. N. RevtetC at 1880 am, Sundays.
Utsh they Uere on locally, too.
Would you be kind enough to give me the
name of the mystery story which appeared on
M Squad Friday night, August %? believe
this was the story in which the murderer was
fascinated by the song, MOOD Indigo"
Mrs. L. w. B.
By strange coincidence the play was
entitled "Blue indigo"
Sunday, September 2. our family was watch
Smyrna times., 1958-05-15
Burton's New Car and Truck SeIector

Every and truck inventory nd most Of them are listed here
backed QUALITY leadership Re-
member these brand the sales leaders with all that's new
for 1858 Spring you'll want
to be driving and much your pleasure
Smyrna times., 1958-05-15
You Can be Certain of
Quality
Financing

We are in the automobile business, and
are experts in financing. We will be
glad to assist you in working out a
fnance-budget payment program or the
low cost GMAC plan. Terms can be
arranged to fit your particular budget.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-15
SPRING SALE
fOu Can be Certain of
Quality
Automobiles

Products of General Motors Chew
rolet -. with body by Fisher. 1t is
sales leader in its field. It is backed
by General Motors, manufacturers of
first quality automobiles for fifty years.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-15
You Can be Certain of
Quality
Service

From the moment you drive out in your
new Chevrolet. our staff of factory
trained mechanics are at your service.
And, if you have trouble and we
hope you won't we're all set to go
to work in a hurry to get your job
DONE Our customers are assured of
the finest service obtainable
Smyrna times., 1958-05-15
Bring the family

Just like your home, the choice of a new car
is family affair. :. Bring the family in to-
day look over our entire stock :. pick the
car that suits you and your family best. You
can drive your new car home tonight! Chances
are that your old car will sufficiently cover the
down payment and if so, your first regular
monthly payment will not be due until July 1st.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-15

Every car received from the factory is
thoroughly inspected and conditioned
by our staff Of experts. We pride our
selves in the quality of our condition
ing department. Yes, our cars are
carefully conditioned before delivery.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-15
You Can be Certain of
Quality
Dealings

During the past Z years we've delivered
more than 1900 cars and trucks to our
customers. Honest dealings with our
customers have paid hig dividends in
repeat sales and have added many new
names to our list of satisfied customers.
No red tape either . our word is as
good as our bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE MONDAY
Wsshiasa $50 3 Church.
80 $50 Seshssds Budsst 30
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Of q company smploye. had 80
much trouble opening one Of
her husbands loaves she finally
exploded and told him. II you
bakers are so smart. you'd
figure out a wrapper that can
be opened without using a bur-
glars kit" After trying to pry
open one Of the loaves. he de-
cided his wife was right. Com
pany VIPs and the research
division. went into a huddle.
Result: A new packaging
called "flip-seal." that
opens the loaf easily without
tearing the paper apart and re-
Evening star., 1958-07-01

seals By twisting the end flaps.
Orange coconut Is the latest
addition 10 Swans Down line Of
instant cake mixes. The new
mix has bits Of real orange and
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Watermelons, red, ripe and
sugar-sweet. head the bargain
parade at fruit counters this
week. The crops big and
prices are low. A juicy wedge
Of watermelon makes a perfect
thirst quencher for your
Fourth Of July picnIcs, outdoor
barbecues or beach meals.
Therye such good bargains
you can afford to let the
youngsters eat their Ill.
Honeydews, Santa Rosa
plums, Bing cherries. seedIess
grapes. blueherries and plenty
Of lemons for cooling drinks
are other fruits in good supply.
For q crisp salad, you'l find
iceberg lettuce, Boston lettuce,
romaine. onions, radishes, to-
matoes and cucumbers at mod
est prices. Other good buys in
fresh produce include green
peppers, carrots. snap beans.
Texas onions and peas.
Hams, the picnic favorite,
are being featured in most of
the local' food chains for the
holiday week end. Whole hams.
half hams. center-cut slices
and canned hams are being
advertised.
For barbecue fans. steaks,
whole chickens, fryers and
skinless franks are the leaders.
One food store is offering a
special on steaks which in
cludes sirloin, porterhouse and
boneless round: another store
puts the emphasis on fryers,
broilers and whole chickens.
Oven-ready Beltsville turkeys
are available at attractive
prices.
At fish counters, crab meat,
medium and jumbo shrimp.
and ocean perch fillets are the
best buys.
Canned Lasagna
Lasagna. the traditional
Italian dish for the fiesta, the
wedding or the christening.
makes its debut ready-prepared
for the table. A savory combi-
nation of broad egg noodles
and ground beef swimming in a
rich tomato sauce with cheese.
it's the newest Chief Boy
Ar-Dee arrival. The canned
lasagna, packed in a 2-pound.
8-ounce can, needs only to be
heated either on, top of the
stove or in a casserole in the
oven. Serve it as main dish
with a tossed green salad and
Italian bread.
Flip-Seal
You can thank an irritated
Evening star., 1958-07-01

tender coconut flakes literally
scattered through the mix that
stay suspended in the baked
cake One package makes two
s-inch layers, a square cake. or
Evening star., 1958-07-01
q THE MARKET
aSP5e{B 81 BASKET
Holiday SpecioIties

way you're opening your loaf
of Wonder bread these days.
Mrs. Ralph =. shearrow, wife
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Canned Lasagna
FIIp-seal

You can thank an irritated
Ohio homemaker for the easy