davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23
Tres Amos

Celepra hoy ell tercer ano de su
despreocupada e~xistencia Ell gra,
cioso nino Santiago Jorge Pardee,
hijo de la gentil dana cubana Sc.
nora Silvia de Pardee, y con tai
motive nos es grato felicitarIo ca.
rinosamente y desearle una larga
prospers vida.
De BaFFonquilIa
Por Ia via aerea llegaron en- dias
pasadoS a esta ciudad a pasar va.
rias semanas de v~acaciones entire
nosotros ell senior German de Ia
Roche, su sonora esposs y peque.
no hijo.
lie presentamos un cordial salu-
do y les deseamos una permanent
ella muy placentera en- Miami.
De Nueva York
Procedentes de Nueva York v
ante de emprender viaje de re.
greso a La Habana, Cuba, hacen
una corta escala en- Miami Beach
la gentil dana Angelina Font Jay
y SUI hija Edith,
Las saludamos carinosamente Y
les deseamos una estada muy gra-
IA anfrc nneofroS
CumPIeohos
Celebra hoy Ell cuarto aniversa-
rio de su allegro existencia la pri-
morosa nihita Ana Isabel Coma
LEI, hija del senior Juan Gonzalez
y sonora, Ana de- Gonzalez, MEM
bros apreciados de nuestra colo
mia puertorriqueha.
LIE enViamos nuestras mas caras
felicitaciones. que hacemos tam.
bien extensivas a sus amantisimos
padres, y lie deseamos muchos amos
mas de vida.
A&&
Queremos ser los primeros en-
~felicitar de manera muy especial
a la sonora Matilde de Borges, es-
posa del senior Luis Borges, con
motive de la grata celebration de
su cumpleanos en- eSta fecha y
aprovechamos la OCCASION para for
mular votos por su bienestar per-
sonal.
Vayan nuestraS sinceras felicita-
clones para la estimada DANA seno-
"a 0dalina r. de Armas, esposa del
senior Jose Manuel Armas, con mo.
two de la grata celebration del
a%niversario de SUI nacimiento en- ell
dia de hoy.
De Peso
Por la via aerea y p~rocedente
de Panama, hace una corta escala
en- Miami ante de seguir viaje ha-
cia Nueva Orleans, la gentil dana
sonora Ana de Quintero, a quien
sonora Ana de Quintero, a quien
saludo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23
AImuerzo

La sonora Adela Cabrera de
Martinez ofrecio I'm delicioso al
muerzo EN- su Residential de Coral
Gables en- dias recienteS para fes-
teJar a la sonora RhOda Nlnez de
QuinOnes, de Tegucigalpa, Hondu-
raS, quien Sc encuentra en- Miami
desde hace algunos dias en- viaje
de esparcimiento
Fueron invitadas, ademas, nu-
merosas de sus otras amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23

sentimental
per Amaranta

pirtanse las consultas q BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, r. Q sox ~
international Airport, Miami 4S. Fla. Rasamos . los lectorss . feetors
que frmen u cartas o u pseudsnimo . iAiciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23

Despedido

Por la via aerea sale hoy hacia
Cali, Colombia a gozar de mere
cidas v~acaciones al lado de SUI fami-
liza en- esa bella ciudad la gentil Sc
norIta Iris Esther Monies.
La despedimos cordialmente,
deseahdole una feliz travesia y
una temporada muy placentera en-
ire los Suyos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23
DEL HOCAR-por Nc,or;o ALeioodro
PoEMA De HOY g e
CAMIN0S DE TERRA Y MAR

Jay modre,
20 quiero ser,
caption de I'm verde monte,
en- donde sea ell sinsonte
erumete de mi bojeI!
Quiero por mostiles, ceibos,
y yogrumos por bonderos
ondeondo al amonecer.
Jay modre,
ser copiton
de I'm verde monte niebloso,
o veIomen oIoroso
de ococios y fIomboyon!
Quiero que me obro una estreEta
los cominos de Ia terra
que Sc pierden en- ell mar.
Jay modre,
yer q mis- plontos
ell mar del cohoveroI,
o9itorse y murrnuror
entire esPumos de euojonos!
Quiero que mi corozon
Sc obro como un cundiomor
y Sc ofrezco q la mariana.
Jay modre,
que onheIo ser,
eoPiton de I'm verde rnonte,
en- donde sea ell sinsonte
srurnete de mi bojeI!
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23
EnfeFnnG

BESIDE hace algunos dias Sc en-
cuentra recluida en- SUI residencia
por motive de quebrantos de sa-
lud la gentil dana mexicana seno-
ra ElOisa RobletO de Fernandez.
Lamentamos SUI novedad y for
mulamos votos por SUI pronto y
complete restablecimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23
De Res,esO

Despues de una corta ausencia,
en- viaje a Camagiiey en- asuntoS
relacionados con sus intereses CO
merciales, regreso aver a esta ciu.
dad por la via aerea Ell senior Jai.
me A. CausaIes.
Nos complace presentarle I'm
cordial SalIldo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23
De voeueiones

salem hoy por la via aerea hacia
Caracas, Venezuela, en- viaje de
recreo, Ell senior Santiago Luria y
sonora, DOmitila Gomez de Luria,
acompanadoS desus ninos Robert.
to, Helen y Maria del Rosario.
Los despedimos cordialmente y
les deseamos unas va%caciones muy
placenteraS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23
de cromo

En- Ell dIa de hoy celebran Ia
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de Gro.
mo, veintisiete amos dc elem lar
y Venturosa union matrimonial, 81
senior Narciso Curras del CO.. %
y 'enofe Sofedad Rovira de CT,
rras, distinguidos miembros de
nuestra colonia cubaHs residente
en- esta 'iudad
Vagan para ellos nuestras mas
'calldas ielicitaciones v votos por-
que goeen de muchos amos mas de
dicha conyugal r"deados del afec.
10 de sus hiios y nietoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23

En- momenhs que Ii, dehcn ell Traditional Happy Birthday" emo ai al dmpahco nN
Billy Fiueedah O lei sNr Ehdhr FlugdO y sonora eIhmads mimbns de nMsha. cdOnt
ebna, dmmte la fez celebration de SUI cumptan@ en- los sabnes de Sullivan Bhock en- HaRah
Billy Sc VIC acmpamdo de numNsSd de Ss amiSade con motive de tan ga oad6ny tam
'hNn r@h6 csc da epr@oNs de aredo SUI dchO papa qhn hba celebrate ambnn Ell anwr
smo de su naando ahedMor de la mm feha
Para amMs nmsnos paabhms y dos de que gn de muhos amos mas de vida peno
de aepnsy benedaes- F6o GORT. 'H-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23

, 9-Desgarrados.
10-Medida de superficie.
11-Estado del Oriente.
16-Epoca.
20-Medida espanola.
22-Confusion.
24-Adverbio de lugar.
25-Articulo, Pl.
26-Naturales de Alemania.
28-Casualidad.
30-Aferesis de ahora.
31-Apocope de santo, Inv.
33-Nombre de mujer.
35--Perteneciente al ejercito.
38-Veneno.
41-Se muestra parcialmente.
43-Mahoma era SUI profeta.
44-Asi sea,
45-Culebra de Cuba.
46--Huomr acuoso de la sangre.
48-Mineral en- su estado natural.
49-Palo de la baraja espanola.
50--Noveno.
53-Isla griega del Egeo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23


Rodeado del carino de sus seres
queridos eelebra en- ell dia de hoy
la grata OCCASION de su cumpleanos
ell simpatico nino Alvaro de Ia IA.
ra, a quien enviamos un cordial
saludo y nuestros votos porque
cumpla muchos amos mas de vida.
+
Entra hoy en- un nuevo ano de
vida la geutil dana sonora AAge-
la Cabrera a quier nos es grato fe-
llcltar cordialmente y desear cue
dlsfrute de muchos amos mas de
exlstencia, plenos de alegrias '
bienestares.
Pasa a La paglna S.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23

HORIZONTALES
1-Capital europea. /,
5-Una de. . y otra de arena.
8-Gran lago salado de Asia.
12-Batracio.
13-Autillo.
14-Estado de Venezuela.
15-Inauguraciones.
17--De hueso.
18-Escalera, en- Los Angeles.
19-Viajas por ell mar.
21-Personaje biblico.
s23-Agarradera.
s24-Alero.
27-Cocinar en- seco.
29-Tratamiento espahol.
S2-De grandes preparedness.
34-No Sc toma. EN- una bora.
36-Del verbo asar.
37--Cuerno.
39-Baile tipico canario, Pl.
40-Oceano. t
42-De palabras.
44-Haceis masa.
T-Fruto citrico.
51-Extremidad.
S2-Agarrado, miserable.
54-Interjeccion.
REORGANIZATION General Obrera,
Inic.
56-Fruta tropical.
S-Aparato de pesca.
S8-Gorra militar.
S9-Tela RIGA.
VERTICALES
del verbo' raer.
2-Instantaneo, Adv.
3-Animal domestico.
4Conductor de bestias de car
ga.
5-Preposicion.
6-Que carecen de acento.
7-Piedra llama.
8-Plantas medicinales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-23
De Peso

Por la via aerea y procedente
de Panama, hace una corta escala
en- Miami ante de seguir viaje ha-
cia Nueva Orleans, la gentil dana
sonora Ana de Quintero, a quien
sonora Ana de Quintero, a quien
saludo.
The Adak sun., 1958-03-03
Page 5
,ADAK' SUN


 She said the matron in charge of the city of women has been here. quite a spell due to the fact that she was: en- gagged to one of our better known civili- an employee's and he just wouldn't go back to the states for anything. (KnoW any civilians who have been having weird dreams). She also said some of her best friends were. movie stars and she roomed with Bridgette Bardot and Kim Novac. (There goes my dreams of Kim down the drain). :~... . : asked her one nore question and that was, Didn't the girls have trouble from married men dreaming about them and movie stars", she replied in an honest : tone Tho" she didn't believe, so. As soon as had quit dreaming about Baby, the Supervisor of A1eutian dreams came to me and said 'she', meaning Baby, was very unaware of the fact but they had lot of trouble from brown baggers bothering her movie stars in their dreams. All those dreams were piped into the BeriKg Sea however, to- make salt for the old timers. = "" /" PROXY CEREMONY
 Something new to the Island of Adak. One Sailor by the name of George R. Blakeman, Commensurate Third Class, now with the Public Works Department of this station was married to Miss. Lora Cutrer from Mississippi in proxy ceremony performed by a long distance phone call from Pensacola, Florida and Adak.
 The ceremony was peri Wednesday, IS: February 1858 by the City Clerk of Pensacola.
 The pretty, broWn-haired bride went to" Pensacola. for the ceremony because Mississippi does not recognize proxy ceremonies. .+
 We wish to extend to the neVlyweds OUT haartiASt cOnrratl11 at Ons and do
The Adak sun., 1958-03-03

There's IA CITY OF WOMEN" On Adak
 By Al Stein
 : I send a copy of this paper home : every week and the first thing I'd like /" to say is "Hi Baby, I'll be- home soon". " That was for myself and anyone else who :: sends the Adak Sun Home. ~.+ :..:...: : Hound out last night that there is j" a city of women on Adak, the far side of
 Aaak. Populations; one girl for every " single man on the island Area just small j enough not to- be seen while looking for ] it;~ Resources; Nothint but girls, girls, : girls, and last but not least, girls. j.. The funny thing about this island is " that the women are stationed here on . Adak's for period of one year, or longer, )depending on whether they extend. There's " absolutely no way to get. to this city. : but fortunately, the women can come over
 here. However, that mode of transporta- :: tion is in the source Of DREAMS. .:. :. /: Each: girl in. the city of women is :: assigned to a particular guy over here on our side, however, the only way she can visit him is in his dreams .The Girls
 are required to stay in. the dreams of there dreamers until the dream is fin-I ished. Sometimes the girls get mad, so I hear, and they leave. the dreams temp
 orarily. .'* They are punished by the head matron for this and it is rare. that it. happens. " ::::>,< k, M I had an argument with. my gal before Ucoming to Adak and we hadn't been speak,
 ing until last Tuesday, when she wrote
 and said she forgave me and would take
 me back. (Srnart 'jgir1). It was last night:
 when T dreamed about her and she told me
 of this city of women. I asked her what
 all the girls did in the daytime, and she:
 told me they had couple of factories
 there. to keep the girls busy. One Was a:
 feather factory, in which they, made all
 the feathers for the. Northern birds and
 the second plant was where, they put. to-
 gether all the good tin cans Otherwise
The Adak sun., 1958-03-03

Don't tempt the Fates! Lower accident Rates!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
NAREB Plaque Awarded
To Miss Davies, Historian

The National Association Of
Real Estate Boards presented
q plaque to It's historian, Miss
Pearl Janet Davies. Wednesday
In recognition Of her '1ong and
devoted service TO the organiza-
ton"
The award was made at q
meeting Of the NAREB during
It's annual spring business meet.
ing In the statler Hotel here.
The presentation OF Miss
Davies award came Just a
month before the publication
Of her book. Real Estate In
American History" due of the
presses on June 20.
Miss Davies. who lives In
Hyattsville, Md, has held sew
eral key posts In the NAREB,
including director Of research,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31

contract total was s2,SSl.0ll.-
900, an increase Of 4 per cent
over April Of last year.
The first three months Of this
year had been down II pei
cent below the same period last
year.
The residential building cate
CORY showed its first increase
of the year in April. The
dollar total Of $1,240,217, 00C
amounted to q rise Of l per
cent over the preceding April
and the number Of dwelling
units covered by the contract;
was up 4 per cent.
The Dodge figures indicate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
Building
Awards Up
ForApriI

An increase in construction
contracts in the United States
was registered in April after
. series Of declines which began
last November.
Figures released by the F. w.
Dodge Corp, construction news
specialists, showed the April
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31

editor 10 the National Real
Estate Journal. q former asso-
ciate editor OF School Educa-
ton. a teachers magazine. and
q former reporter on the MINI
neapolis Tribune.
Her book represents six years
OF research. II traces the story
of real estate ownership and
the business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
BETHESDA


AsHBURTON: The exquisite Peter Gordon spt-levels,
rablers and Coonia in upper 20s open today and
Sunday.-Out Old Georgetown Rd az miles, enter Ash
burton gateway right Singleton to Wadsworth Dr. left
to $685. Ewes. OIL. 4-57O9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31

that April contracts for nom
residential building in April to-
tailed 1857, 1885, 900, up IA per
cent from the year-ago level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31

For some 20 years she was In
charge OF the Associations
press relations.
Now in retirement. Miss
Davies Is a former contributing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE

VIII and 7o42oO de luxe swimming pool pU,
3bdoom 3ba vsr ars room on ground
level with the pool Priced 10 sell weeks end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
First Step in Painting

An important step in prep
aration for painting Is TO dust
your walls thoroughly with a
clean, dry mop.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
SEND A KID TO CAMP
Mute Parents Hearts
Speak for Children

A mute mother and father
who speak with their hearts
want their son and daughter to
go to camp this year.
Marge and Alan are two of
five children Of the couple, who
can neither hear nor talk. All
five children have normal
speech and hearing, in contrast
to their parents silent world.
Fortunate as this is, their
greatest good fortune lies in
their parents love for them.
After reading an article about
camp, the children's mother,
using sign language, asked a
neighbor I'd call a social agency
sending children to camp and
enroll her youngsters.
The family income is very
small, $38 a week in take home
pay. Yet they are buying their
own modest home. and doing all
in their power to give their
children a good life.
Marge, who is ii. and George,
who is 9. are in the right age
group for camp this year.
Neither has ever gone before.
Your contribution to the Eve
ming Star Summer Camp Fund
will give a wonderful vacation
Ito two deserving children and
will bring joy to a father and
Evening star., 1958-07-11
Mrs. Grimes
Loses Plea
ForNew Triul

Mrs. Helen E. Grimes today
lost a bid for a new trial on
her second abortion conviction
in Arlington.
Circuit Court Judge Emery
N. Hosmer turned down the
motion by Defense Attorney
Oren r. Lewis but agreed to
suspend imposition Of the jury's
10-year sentence while an ap-
peal is prepared.
Mrs. Grimes now faces is
years in prison. She was found
guilty June 26 Of performing
an abortion on a 32-year-old
waitress and drew the 10
year penalty. On May Q an
Arlington jury found the So
year-old defendent guilty on a
similar abortion case and set a
five-year term.
The first sentence has been
stayed pending outcome of an
appeal. Mrs. Grimes Of Fair
fax County's Lake Bancroft
subdivision, has been free on
SIS. 900 bond.
Today. the defense attorney
unsuccessfully argued that Mrs.
Grimes should have a new trial
because commemorative At
torney william J. Hassan he /.
succeeded in informing ths
Jury of the defendants prior
conviction. Mr.. Lewis also OBJ
jected to the fact that Mr..
Hassan had brought out the
fact that Mrs. Grimes is now
on probation for a conviction
in Fauquier County. Va, for
aiding an abortion.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

Montgomery is the only
county in the State with an
elected school board. The ap-
pointed school boards which
serve in other Maryland coun-
ties are preferred by some polit-
ical leaders.
In the November school board
elections, board members from
the second. fourth and nth
council districts will be elected
for two-yeAr terms. Board men,
bers from the first and third
districts and the two at-large
members will be elected for
four-year terms. All candidates
run under non-partisan labels,
Two File Petitions
Meanwhile, two candidates
who have made no for
NAL announcement of their in
tentions, have filed nominating
petitions, election records in
Rockville showed today.
The candidates are Harrison
c. King, an incumbent, con-
servative board member who
represents the rural, Laytons-
vile district. and Col. George
A. Moore, USA Gretired). a
Chevy Chase lawyer and au-
thor who was defeated as a
candidate for two posts in last
Mays Republican primary.
Mr.. King, a 45-year -old
farmer, today said a friend
filed his petition in June. Asked
why he had made no an
nouncement of his reelection
plans, he said: There's plenty
of time for that"
Col. Moore, according to rec.
ordS of the County Board o.
Election Supervisors. filed hi
school board nominating peti'
tion last May a few days aftel
he was defeated as a candidate
for the Republican State Cen
tral Committee and the Hous,
Of Delegates.
Election officials said the So
year-old candidate is spending
the summer in Vermont ant
has not yet been notified tina
the filing fees in the schoo
board race have risen consid'
erably in the last few days.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
New Graphic Arts Hall
Bows in Modern Dress

II he spent much time looking
down at the table showcases.
Plenty Of Space
The new ones are convenient
viewing height and leave plenty
of space for walking around.
The new hall deals with hand
processes used to produce
etchingS, wood engravings,
lit h ographs and silk-screen
prints. Fine and rare prints
displayed to show the use of
the processes include original
works by Rembrandt, Durer,
Whistler, Delacroix. Picasso and
Matisse.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
Housing Unit Studies
Morton Street Plan
Zoning Conflict
Is Noted on Site
For Dwellings

The National Capital Hous-
ing Authority Is reviewing its
plans for the proposed Morton
street site Of l74 dwelling units
because Of q conflict with the
new District coming regulations.
James Ring. executive direc-
tor, said in a construction
status report that building Of
the Morton street project east
of Georgia avenue Just below
Park road NV. may be com.
plicated" by the new coming
rules, adopted after the site
was selected and plans initiated.
The old rules would have per-
|mitted group Of apartments
with separate outside entrance
and division walls to be con-
sideted the same as one big
building with connecting halls
inside in that neighborhood
under a permissive exception.
A proposal to reinstate that
provision win be heard by
the coming commission next
Wednesday.
First to Be Approved
The Morton street housing
site is the first to be approved
under the 1,500 unit project
contract with the Public Hous-
ing Administration to serve re-
location needs Of low income
families displaced by urban re-
newal activities through 1860.
Mr.. Ring reiterated the diff.
flculty Of finding sites for pub
lie housing, but reported that
of the authority's earlier o.
639-unit development program
of 10 projects, two have been
completed, five are under con-
Struction and contracts viii
soon be awarded for two more.
The authority still needs a site
for 86 units to round out its
2,639-unit program.
Mr.. Ring recalled that a re.
port two years ago mentioned
that "the authority's forebod-
ings as to the shortage of sites
for additional public housing
have proved only too accurate"
Report Being Prepared
/ A committee appointed BY
the District Commissioners
last March is preparing q re.
port on a study to recommend
solutions to the problem.
Housing authority officials
explained that the necessity of
building the Morton street
units to meet the new coming
regulations might involve con-
struction changes which would
send the cost up beyond the
Limitation. An example would
be the necessity Of using rein.
forced concrete for inside hall-
ways. In addition, there is a
Question of the amount of
construction that can be put
on the space available.
The authority is attempting
to work out a different type Of
apartment construction to see
whether it can be kept within
the cost limitation.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

HE WAS STANDING before
the big circular Florentine
painting of "The Alteration
of the Magi."
"This was begun by Fra
Angelica" he said, "and
finished by the famous or
Infamous Fra Lippo Lippi.
You can see how the first
brought out the spiritual
qualities of the persons he
painted and the second very
human qualities.
Notice how bright this
painting is compared with
the one you can see through
the door. That one is an oil
painting. This is tempera.
Does anyone know what
tempera is?"
Eggs" said a man in the
group.
That's right" said DR..
Sites. "They mixed their
pigments in eggs. Look at the
bright blue of the robes. That
was made by grinding the
semipreciouS stone, lapis
lazuli, into a powder. The
red in other robes is vermil-
lion which was brought from
China and was more valuable
than gold.
FRA Lippo Lippi, who
finished the painting, went
over the wall and eloped
with a nun. Fortunately the
Pope, who appreciated a
good painter, released them
from their VOWS and they
were married. They we're the
parents of a famous painter
Filipino Lippi."
With DR.. Sites, picture
after picture had a story
FaScinatingl The Rambler
is going back next week for
another lesson.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
Marine Band
Celebrates
16Oth Year

One of the Nations best
known bands has its 160th
birthday today, but there will
be no official party.
1t will be business as usual
for the United States Marine
band at its headquarters in the
Marine Barracks at Eighth and
streets Sc.
A holiday routine was ruled
out because of the bands heavy
schedule. But the anniversary
will not be overlooked entirely,
Evening Parade
Tonight one of the historic
barracks Evening Parades is
scheduled. And to open the
ceremony at 8 pm, the band
will present a brief concert
after which an anniversary
message from the Commandant
will be read.
Early today, the band was
host to a group OF Alexandria
school musicians. who watched
a morning rehearsal. This aft
ernoon, The band performed
as an orchestra at the nearby
quarters of the Commandant
Gen. Randolph McC. Pate.
Hailed as the oldest military
musical unit in the country
the Marine Band also became
known as 1.-The Presidents
Own" when it presented the
| first New Years Day Serenadt
at the White House.
Sousa Was Leader
First and most famous leader
of the group was John PhiliI
Sousa, who led from 1880 tt
1892. Eighteen leaders have
followed, including one father
and son. The late william H
Santelmsnn directed from 1885,
to 1927, and William F. Santel'
mann from 1910 to 1855.
Since 1856. Il director hai
been 1t. Col. Albert Schoepper
His two assistants are Capt
Dale Harpham and lst 1t
James B. King jr.
The 100 professional musi'
clans who make up the banC
each can claim a share of fame
Each is a soloist with an ap
propriate educational back
ground.