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Evening star., 1958-07-01
VIOLET FAULKNER SAYS:
EorIy Prediction
ThotCome True

works have become
American traditions
on the Fourth of July.
John Adams, In a
letter to his wife on July
8, 1776, wrote, u am apt
to believe that it Inde-
pendence Day. will be cele-
brated by succeeding gene
rations as the great anni-
versary festival. It ought
to be solemnized with
pomp and parade, with
shows, games, sports, guns,
bells, bonfires and illuIni-
nations, from one end Of
this continent to the other.
from this time forward.
foreveYmore."
How right he was! Fourth
Of July picnics promptly
became the big event Of
the year :. and still are.
The picnic table groans
now as It did then with
mountains Of food. Today's
cooks, like their predeces-
Sors, still comb the cook
books, magazines and news
papers for new ideas to
add glamour to the feast.
Our contribution to your
holiday feasting includes a
m o U t h -waterin g hors
d'oeuvre made Of canned
mushrooms and anchovies.
Seasoned with onion, gar
Evening star., 1958-07-01

lie, lemon Juice and Ia
basco, they're served pip
ing hot on q tray with
picks and each guest helps
himself.
Everyone is barbecue
minded these days, so you
can't go wrong on king
sized beef kabobs, grilled
crusty brown and pink
centered. AS Q go-along
serve potatoes, baked
Western style that's
with thin slices of onion.
The potatoes are foil
wrapped and can be made
ready hours ahead Of time,
then refrigerated until
baking time. They can be
cooked in the Goals or in
the oven suit yourself
-. but serve them in their
foil jackets.
Beans are Q must with
barbecues In California.
There are as many versions
as there are cooks It.. our
recipe today uses chilli
powder and cumin.
Corn on the cob, nat
urally, and it wouldn't be
a proper Fourth Of July
celebration without huge
slabs Of watermelon to pol
ish OF the feast.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Mushrooms
Avery IsIund

One-half cup butter or
m margarine. a / can e
ounces) whole mushrooms,
/ can q ounces) ancho-
vies, / large onion,
chopped; 2 small cloves
garlic, peeled; juice. of Q
lemons or lines, u tea
spoon Tabasco, salt. Melt
butter. Add drained mush-
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Beef Kobobs

Select top round or filet
Of beef, cut 3 inches
square. Trim fat from
meat. Marinate In bar
becue sauce 80 minutes.
Thread on large skewers,
leaving at least / inch be-
tween chunks. Barbecue
20 to 80 minutes, brushing
with sauce. When cooked
to desired doneness, slip
chunks Of meat from skew
ers. Slice and serve.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Barbecue Suuce

Two cups beef bouillon,
/ teaspoon dry mustard, 8
tablespoons wine vinegar,
l tablespoon sugar. "a cup
minced onion, / Glove gar.
lie, minced; V cup catsup,
u cup olive oil, " tea
spoon salt, " teaspoon
smoke favored salt, "a tea
spoon paprika, " teaspoon
pepper. Combine ingredi-
ents. Simmer 80 minutes.
Use for marinade and
basting beef for barbecue.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

rooms, anchovies, onion,
garlic, lemon juice. Tabasco
garlic, lemon Juice. Simmer
20 minutes. Serve hot on
picks.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
Ell Rancho Potatoes

Six baking potatoes, 2
medium size onions, salt,
pepper, 6 tablespoons mar
garine. Scrub potatoes,
then wipe dry. With sharp
knife, make 4 or S cuts
across potato, cutting al
most but not quite
See FAULKNER, Page A-2
Evening star., 1958-07-01

Since the signing of
the Declaration of In
dependence, 1872 years
ago, picnics and fire.
Evening star., 1958-07-01

The Flbsn Fomily cUoruntss: II for any reason
whatsoever this mayonnaise does live up what
we have said about il, we will cheerfully give you
do1ble your money back.
, 1958-10-10
81 SCRIBE

logy Of the reef fishes. This
study is being supported by a
grant from t h e National
Science Foundation.
virgin Islands National
Park, the Nations 10Th, is on
st. John, smallest of the three
principal islands in the United
States Virgin Islands group in
the Caribbean. Congress auth
orized establishment of the
Park on August 1856, and it
was formally established and
dedicated on Dec, i, 1856.
, 1958-10-10
lob pRlN TINr
EPIscoPALIAN

copal Church now assembled
expresses its sympathy to the
bishops, clergy and people OF
the Roman Catholic Church.
"The work Of Pope Plus XII
in the cause of peace between
men and nations will be q
permanent memorial to the
church he Loyalty served. May
God grant rest unto his soul"
Delegates then rose and
were led in one Of t h e
church's prayers for the dead
by the presiding bishop, the
Right Rev. Henry Knox Sher-
rill.
, 1958-10-10
RECORD

LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from pages2l
section by section explanation of the bill is also en-
closed which fully describes all The. amendments and the
reasons for them. / need here merely say that the bill
would restore to the Code the provisions for the compost
ton and appointment Of boards and commissions which
were stricken out when the Code was passed and which
were subsequently, supplied in part at the Special Session
last December in the case Of the eleven boards and com
missions for which legislative confirmation was then pre-
Scribed.
In addition the amendment provide for the annual
election OF its chairman by each board and commission
whose chairman has heretofore been required by law to
be designated by the Governor. Finally the amendments
make certain necessary corrections suggested by Equity
Publishing Corporation, the craftsmen of the Code, with
respect to certain provisions as to wills in title Is which
have been found to be conflicting, certain provisions as to
the Public Employment Service in title "A which have
been requested BY the United States Department Of Labor,
certain provisions relating to ship dues in st. Croix which
were omitted from title Is because the st. Croix ordinance
on that subject had not been found, and certain provisions
in title 80 requiring the maintenance of rain water catch
ment systems on buildings which were in advertently APP
piled to all OF St. Thomas and st. John but were intended
to be applied only in the town of Charlotte Amalie.
There will, OF course, be many other amendments to
the Code which will be found necessary from time to time
and SOME Of these will require extensive consideration and
discussion. The amendments proposed by the enclosed bill
would appear to be wholly noncontroversial however, and
would respectfully urge their prompt enactment.
Sincerely yours,
Albert B. Maris
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
The House dissented to the Motion offered by Senator
Ottley and seconded by Senator Reese, to resusicitate for
consideration bills which died with the close Of the 81
Regular Session.
MEETINGS Of LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES
BY unanimous consent the House established the fol-
lowing Legislative Schedule:
|. The Finance Committee will meet in executive
sessions each Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 1000
o'clock in the mornings and/or 800 o'clock in the even
ings.
TO be continued
ennennInr MISS Z. sKEocH
, 1958-10-10
MISS D. SKEocH
Continued from page q

MISS D, SKEoCH
0 t-h e r departments Of
Wheaton college include a
nursing program + 0 $50
young women in cooperation
with West Suburban hospital,
Oak Park, Illinois, leading to,
the bachelor of science in
nursing degree at the college.
Wheaton college is a liberal
arts a n d sciences college
which enjoys a Class A rating
by the University Of Illinois;
holds membership on the APP
proved list Of the Association
of American universities and
colleges, and Of North Central
association.
, 1958-10-10
UNDERWATER

fascinating Underwater world
at first hand. Bouys would
mark the trails and special
points Of interest. The waters
around the island Of St. John
are warm and clear, allowing
alI-year use.
If the resident marine ami
mails are protected" Limbaugh
reported, they will become
tame within a few weeks
and will allow the visitors to
observe and photograph them
at close range. Some Of the
trails can be marked 50 that
the visitor will have the OPP
portunity to look out over
deeper water and into sub
marine grottos."
Director Conrad Z. Wirth
Of the National Park Service
explained that studies looking
toward implementation Of GER
tain of the recommendations
in the Limbaugh Report are
currently underway.
Among basic information
being sought in the three
year research project just
launched will be an inventory
the major and key forms Of
animal and plant life.
their relative abundance and
relationships, and the poten-
tial sport fishery in the waters
around the island of st. John.
The Government of the Virgin
Islands, under the Federal aid
to fish restoration program,
has contracted with the Uni
versity 0 f Miami Marine
Laboratory to undertake the
actual investigative work Of
the Project. Jackson Hole Pre-
serve, Inc. donated funds
which enabled the National
Park Service to furnish many
necessary facilities and ser
vices for use BY scientists. DR..
F. c. Walton Smith, Director
Of the University Of Miami
Marine Laboratory, has as
DR.. John Randall, Of its
to head the projects
, 1958-10-10
5 4 + . a . 4 \

at 500 I'm.
$40 pm Regular Admission
list Feature:
Columbia Pictures presents:
in Technicolor
PORT AFRIQUE
Filmed in Moracco
Pier Angel, Phil Carey,
Dennis Price, James Hayter
Girl without a passport Man
without a future. Port Antique,
the c~rossroad Of international
intrigue.
End Feature:
Columbia Pictures presents:
III Technicolor
"REpRISAL"
Guy Madison, Katherine Grant,
Robert Burton
Real action rides the cattle range
come showdown time!
LATEST NEWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

General william p. Rogers APP
preciates Mr.. Shaw's work, and
that Of the 1880 women and
men who are released from the
District jail and correctional
institutions. those most IN
need Of help obtain II from the
rehabilitation bureau.
District Commissioner David
b. Karrick presented q special
achievement award In the form
of q suitably inscribed plaque
10 Mr.. Shaw.
The bureaus new president
DR.. Homer T. Rosenberger. d.
rector of training, Bureau OF
Public Roads. told the gather
ing his election was q great
honor. but 1t is a most difiicult
task Ito follow Mr.. Shaw" Mr.
Shay was made president emer-
titus.
Other officers elected were
vice president, DR.. Louis ia
cobs, superintendent, National
Training School for Boys; Sec
Rotary, James I. Minor. retired
school ofhcial: treasurer
Charles v. Morris, assistant di-
rector, Institute Of Correctional
Administration, George WASH
ington University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain,
Stops Itching as Il Shrinks Hemorrhoids

New York, N. Y. Especially =
For the first time science has
found q new healing substance
with the astonishing ability 10
shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch
ing, and relieve pain-without
surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, very striking improve
ment" was reported and veri-
ded by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving
pain, actual reduction or re-
traction (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing Of all =
this improvement was main
tanned in cases where doctors
observations were continued
over a period Of many monthsl
In fact, results were so thor
ough that sufferers were able
70 make such astonishing state
ments as "Piles have ceased to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
Appeal Slated
For Williams

Notice Of appeal was filed
yesterday in District Court by
the attorney for Dallas o. VIII
liams, "the bad man Of Swami
poodle" In Williams bid for
freedom from st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Judge David A. Pine signed
an order permitting williams
to proceed with his appeal
without prepayment Of costs,
saying "a substantial question
Of law" was involved.
The judge, in an opinion last
week, stated that williams had
been sent to the hospital ille-
gally. Judge Pine said williams
should be released from the
hospital unless "the Municipal
Court determines (his) mental
capacity to stand trial"
Williams, arrested on q
drunk charge, was committed
to st. Elizabeths more than a
month ago bysMunicipal Court
Judge Thomas c. Scalley on
grounds that he was "of un-
sound mind"
For some time, he has been
q central figure in discussions
Of insanity and criminal re-
sponsibility.
Richard Arens, williams, at
torney, asks Qualification Of a
District statute involving "un-
soundness Of mind" and ''men-
tai incompetency to stand
trial" Congress, he said. did
not authorize a commitment
based upon "unsoundness Of
mind" which does not include
mental incompetency to stand
trial"
eff unsoundness of mind
alone - whatever that may
tnean-may serve as a basis Of
q mental commitment, then the
liberty Of any citizen brought
into court on a parking ticket
Is in jeopardy" Mr.. Arens con-
tented before District Court
last week.
If the Governments interpre-
tation is correct, he said, "a
man with a mild neurosis can
be whisked of to q mental
hospital solely on the basis Of
sparkling ticket violation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

covered In checks made by
inspectors at the hotel since
young johnson fell from the
window OF his room. He was
found about 2 am. lying on
the sidewalk. He was sharing a
room with three other high
school seniors.
Summer Requirement
Mr.. Ilgenfrit said the hotel
room should have had a screen
under requirements Of the city's
two-year-old housing code
All district buildings are re-
quired 10 be screened during
the summer under the code. he
explained.
Many buildings have not been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

outfitted with screens since
adoption OF the code. despite
repeated attempts in some cases
by housing inspectors 10 en-
force the regulation.
In addition 10 the screen dis
closure. Mr.. ngenfritz and r.
Donald Kinney. deputy license
chief. disclosed that the WIN
down out OF which young john
son apparently fell was i3k
inches wide. The two officials
said they were at a loss 10
understand how he could have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
LackOf Screen
Cited in Fall

The hotel window from which
an is-year-old Washington Wis
itor fell last week lacked q
screen. In violation Of District
regulations. license oficiali
said today.
The required screen might
have prevented Phillip john
son Of Florence, Wis. from fall
ing four floors and suffering
critical injuries last Thursday
at the Hotel Ebbitt. they added
j. J. Ilgenfritz. director Of
licenses and inspection, SAID
the lack Of q screen was dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

Safety-Girder frame-X-built for extra
rigidity; a ride that's smooth as cornsilk
with a choice of all-new Full Coil sus-
pension as standard or a real air ride as
an extra-cost option.
If you haven't yet driven a new Chevy,
don't put off the pleasure any longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28


Shaw, president for Is years,
was honored.
The director paid tribute 10
tn charity and Christian
zeal" shown by Mr.. Shaw in his
long years Of work with those
who run afoul Of the law. He
said Mr.. Shaw assists boys In
a realistic way. and that the
rehabilitation bureau itself has
o rood reputation among It's
cl 'ele, because those released
FRI institutions voluntarily
co i to It for help. knowing
they will receive a sympathetic
hearing and not be "bawled
out"
Mr.. Bennett said Attorney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

priced three So any way you look at
this new Chevy, you just can't make a
more beautiful buy.
Look at a sample Of the new ride-to-roof
features that come on every model: an
all-new Body by Eisenhower, wider
and smarter all the way; an all-new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
ADVERTISEMENT.

q probleml" And among these
sufferers were q very wide va
riety Of hemorrhoid conditions,
some Of Toto 20 years standing.
All this, without the use Of
narcotics, anestheties OF astrin-
gents Of any kind. The secret Is
a new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne$ = the discovery Of a
world-famous research institu.
ton. Already, Bio-Dyne Is in
wide use for healing injured
tissue on all parts Of the body.
This new healing substance
Is offered in suppositoTy or oiRt-
ment form called Preparation
H. Ask for individually sealed
convenient Preparation H sup
positories or Preparation II
ointment with special appli-
Gator. Preparation H is sold at
all drug counters. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
'Rsx. U. s. Pat on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
ADVERTISEMENT
Whut Keeps
a Husband Faithful?

. Experts are finding that .
mans fidelity in marriage is
intimately related to his ma
ture capacity to love. Most
marriage counsellorsagreet that
the reasons men give for being
unfaithful are self-deceptive
and usually conceal deeper and
less pleasant urges. In June
Readers Digest, read What
Keepsa Husband Faithful?"-
one Of "a Informative articles
at your newsstand todayl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

1t stands out like newly minted coin. Its
clean-etched beauty-its flashing refexes
give it a new look new feel.
Yet, with all its styling and engineering
advances, Chevrolet's priced surprisingly
low. In the models most people buy, it's
actually>the lowest priced Of the low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
Bennett Praises Show
For Prisoner Work

The Bureau OF Rehabilitation a United overs Fund pris-
cner agency here "a down earth brass lacks
that helping people In need Of help" James " Bennett d
rector the Federal Bureau Of Prisons declared yesterday.
Mr. Bennett the featured speaker at the bureaus an
nua meeting at the Presidential Arms at which O. Rowland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

According 10 police. the youth
apparently had been sleeping
on q COT adjacent 10 the win
dow. Another student wa
sharing the same cot.
Mr.. ngenfritz said he plans
10 confer with police ofncials
after his own stan has turned
In It's report.
Young johnson Is still In
critical condition at Casualty
Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

fallen accidentally through
narrow opening.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
coMENzo.
tviene de Ia Pseina 81

dades, cuya satisfaction aceleraria
Ell proceso de ~desarrollo tecnico,
economico Y social de los paiseS
menos desarrolladoS y facilitaria
particularmente las nuevas inver-
stones de capitales de todos los
tipos -privado, pdblico, nacional
e International creando condi-
clones que harlan factibles o mas
efectivas esas inversiones,"
Berckemeyer, cuya c%andidatura
presento ell embajador de Francia,
M. Charpentier, y secund6 ell EN-
bajador Pollock, del Canada, ex-
pres6 agradecimiento por su cleo
cion a la vicepresidencia.
"Es I'm homemade a mi pals y
un honor para NIL" dijo Bercke-
meyer.
"Deseo hacer llegar. a los MEM
bros de la comision ell espiritu
de decide optimismo con que los
peruanos en- general y 20 en- par
ticular vemos ell curse de los ira
bajos no solo de esta comision,
sine tambien de toda esta nueva
gesti6n de las naciones unidas,"
agreg6.
A continuation manifesto
''iniciamos ahora una obra de con
fianza y de fe, pues estamos movi-
lizando recursos preciosoS para 10
que puede ser, a la larga, la mas
eficaz acci6n International de nues-
tro tempo"
"Estoy SECURE -senalo- que
nuestro esfuerzo no sera inutil y
que por aproximaciones, nos acer-
camos a los ideales de bienestar
humane que generalmente Sc ha
dado en- colocar en- I'm LELAND futu-
ro."
La comisi6n aprob6 Ell temario
y decide celebrar la mayor parte
de sus reuniones a puertas cerra-
das.
Sc acordo, sin embargo, que los
miembros de la comision podran
hacer d%eclaraciones publicas en- ter
minos generates.
Ell Embajador Mir Khan expli-
co que, teniendo en- cuenta ell gran
interes publico en- la creacion del
fondo especial, Sc daran los pasos
necesarios para mantener informa-
da a la prensa acerca de la mai
cha de los trabajos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
TANCREDO.
(Viene de IL PSgina -

Martinez - Representative en-
Mexico de Vanguardia Revolucio-
maria Dominicana - dijo que ell
hombre que lie hlzo ell disparo cast
a quemarropa ell % de septiembre
de 1857 cuando iba a entrar en- SUI
oficina. fue Ell cubano. Ricardo b.
nachea Leon, a quien calific6 de
sun hampton perteneciente a los
grupos de Policarpo Soler".
"Soler es I'm pistolero cubano
que reside en- la Republica Domi-
nicana, pero tiene agentes disemi-
nados por la America Central, Me-
xico y Costa Rica", afirm6 Mar
tinez.
; Bonachea, segun ell exilado do
minicano. hugo a Guatemala des.
pues del atentado contra Ell.
Al referirse a la supuesta vincu'
lacion entire los distintos casos y
ell a~sesinato del presidente de Qua
temala, no dio detalles especifi.
cos, pero afirmo que " a la saxon
era agregado mIlitar dominicano
en- Guatemala, eli Teniente Coro.
mel, John Abbes Garcia, que fue
tampien secretario de la embajada
dominicana en- Mexico.
"Abbes tuvo que salir mas tarde
de Guatemala = dijo Martinez -
al ser acusado en- relaci6n con Ia
muerte del chofer Narciso Esco
bar, que 81 conocia a los verdade
ros asesinos de Castillo Armas."
Martinez, que sera examinadt
por medicos norteamericanos.
pesar de que esta muy satisfecht
del cuidado que obtuvo de los lex
celentes medicos mexicanos gu,
me salvaron la vida", hablara Ell
ell acto que seefectuara aqui no.
en- honor del DR.. Jesus de Calm
DEE, professor de la Universidad d,
Columbia que desapareci6 miste
riosamente ell IL de mario de 1856
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13

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grandes dolores de cabeza. En-
consecuencia la persona que Sc
encuentra en- tai estado, adquie-
re I'm aire sombrio, preocupado,
ell rostro lleno de arrugas y la
mirada ausente Al mismo ITEM
pc las toxinas acumuladas en- ell
sistema disminuyen y 10 predis-
ponen a toda cIase de enferme-
dades. Es, pues, muy necesario.
luchar decididamente contra la
fatiga que conspira en- perjuicio
de la salud y eI attractive feme-
nino.
Los mejores recursos son: re-
lajaci6n muscular y psiquica,
ejercicios eiecutados en- forma
periodical y tranquila, vigilar la
alimentaci6n, dormir bastante Y
reposar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-13
Nj OPINION
(viene de la Pagina -

(Viene de la Pagina ~
epoca en- la vida del presidente
Franklin Delano Roosevelt trans
currida en- SUI Residential de Cam
pobello donde lie atac6 la parali-
sis infantil.
La semana pasada comenz6 en-
ell Museo Metropolitano de Nue.
va York, la exhibition de IS
oleos de Sir Winston Churchill.
ESQ es algo que me gustaria yer
sobremanera.
Hay I'm nuevo libro de Paul
Smith en- Ell mercado, esta vez ell
famoso humorista ha llamado SUI
ultimo e~sfuerzos literario; Trans
latlons from the English, dom
de trata de descifrar 10 que quie-
re decir la Adolescence que ex-
clama desesperadamente: "Na-
die me comprende". La inter-
%pretaci6n de Smith es la siguien-
tie: Made quiere complacerme
en- una petici6n que es perfecta-
mente razonable, quiero tomar
prestada la camisa de mi papa,
los zapatos de mi hermano, los
.pendientes de brillantes de mi
mama, comprar I'm sombrero es-
tito derby" y poder asitir en-
companfa de 6 amiguitas mas a
una excursion cooperative en-
motocicleta a Las Vegas.
En- Londres hace sensation
una documental en- dolores que
lleva por titulo "Pather Pancho-
liz, dirigida y producida por Ell
famoso Satyaiit Ray.
4 y
En- Paris, en- Gambia, la sensa-
cion del momento es una obra
teatral que lleva por titulo ell
de una cancion que estuvo muy
en- boga hace unos 4 amos. "Do-
mino". Sc trata de una alta CO.
media de tonos melancolicos
adn cuando ell dialogo es titilan-
tie.
La Inca aerea S.A.S (Scandi-
navian Airlines System) ofrece
en- svs vuelos, comida preparada
a bordo por un chef frances,
toallas calientes para los caba-
lleros que deseen afeitarse, aqua
de colonia Dior, zapatillas de 60
ma y ~antifaces de terciopelo pa
ra ell que 'quiera obscuridad alb
soluta mientras toma SUI siesta.
"The Bridge On The River
Kwai" Sc merece todos los pre-
mics que lie quieren dar. Por 10
pronto ha sido nominada para 8,
va veremos la semana que viene
cuando llegue ell momento de los
"Oscars" cuantos lie tocan.