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The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01

entertained conference guests at
their homes were Jake Markers,
Alex Raus, Henry Raus, Philip
Scheetz'. Ruben Hamburg, Henry
Buxbaums, Wilmer Lorenz', and
Bill Badts.
The Timberline Workers All
club will meet at the Ruben
Hamburg home Thursday eve
ming, May 8 at 800.
Kenneth Marker topped the
fish of Larry Mindt's by catching
a "a ID. sturgeon in the river
Saturday. The fish was so inches
long. Larry's fish a week ago
Saturday was Is lbs, and So
inches long.
The Gossett and Rau school
participated in the Richland
county rural school spelling con-
test held at the Sidney high
school Saturday, April 26th. Bon
ME Mercer from Gossett won
first in the 9Th grade division.
From the Rau school Dorothy
Strack won first in the 9th grade
division. jeanne Rau won End
in the 7th grade division. Con-
g%ratulations girls. The Chamber
OF Commerce again generously
donated their time and money
to provide lunch for all the par
Elephants, at the Moose hall. Our
community extends appreciation
to all who contributed to the
success of the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bell and
family had Sunday dinner at the
home of Mrs. Betty Bieber in
Crane.
Sunday evening visitors at the
Alex Rau home were MIR. and
Mrs. George Offender, Mrs. Mag
gle Karst of Worden, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Haffner, MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Rau, Mrs. Sam
Propp and Mr.. Henry Scheetz,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rupp.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Marvin Rau home April 20 were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Lorenz and
family. The dinner was in honor
of the Rau's baby son Jeffrey
Todd, who was baptised on that
day at the Ebenezer C~ongrega-
tional church by Rev. Edward
Grammar of Portland, Oregon.
Sponsors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer Lorenz.
Sunday evening, April 81, the
Gossett community were shown
about 800 very outstanding color
slides taken by Jerry Schmitz,
son of Mrs. Charles Adamson of
Sidney, while he was in the SER
vice in Europe. Included in the
group are shots of st. Peters
Basilica, Hadrian's Tomb, the
Parthenon, Roman Forum, Coils
scum, and others of Rome, Italy;
the canal streets of Venice, Italy,
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01
Power City
By Mrs. Ruben Hamburg

Friday afternoon, April rs the
Rau school were host to the New
Ion school in an afternoon soft
ball game with Mrs. Betty Little
as referee. The final score at the
9th inning was 34-9 in favor of
Rau school Cowboys. The marsh
mallow roast turned out to be
an indoor party with Mrs. Rau
making coffee for the group and
the mothers helping with cookies
and cake. Guest for the after
noon were Mrs. Les McGinnis,
Mrs. Ed Rein, Mrs. Merton ST.
monson, Mrs. Jim Strack and
Ruth Brown.
The Sterling Swigart family
went on a picnic Sunday at the
Richland Park with the MYF in
termediate group of the Metho-
dist church.
MI. and Mrs. Halgrim Lain
visited at the Jim Strack home
Sunday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Rau and
son Melvin motored to Glendive
Monday.
The spelling bee was held at
Rau school Thursday afternoon in
the presence of parents and
friends. Mrs. Swigart gave the
words for the upper grades and
Mrs. Jim Strack for the lower
grades. The afternoon was COM
pleted with a light lunch.
Week end guests at the John
Schmidt Jr.'s were the Gottfried
Schmidts of Fallon, Mont, Christ
Reuthers of Marsh; and Saturday
dinner guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Reuther. These guests
were all relatives of the Schmidts
and they attended the 3-day con-
ference of Montana District in
Ebenezer Congregational church.
Other families of this area who
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. May /, 1858

debate and speech events at Glen
dive, April 25-26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sather
and son Wayne visited at the
Richard Andersen home in the
Alexander community Sunday.
Mrs. c. Sather did some in
terror decorating in town for
Mrs. John Robertson last Tues
day and Wednesday.
The three young sons Of the
Victor Lorenzes all had the red
measles this past week. Mrs.
Manuel Buxbaum, mother of Mrs.
Lorenz, helped care for the chill
dren.
Sunday evening dinner guests
at the Victor Buxbaum home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Tor
gerson and family of Lambert.
Shari Sather spent the week
end with Marilyn Keller in Sid
ney.
MIR. and Mrs. E. D. Shannon
visited Sunday evening at the
Henry Sather home.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01

kinds of 2,4-D on the market
and their intended uses.
First of all, these broad leaf
plant herbicides are formulated
as sodium and anime salts and
esters. The main two used, how
ever, and the ones that we Will
concentrate on here r the anime
and ester types.
The ester foundations of AID
is the one used extensively for
broad leaved weed control on
small grains in our dryland areas.
This form of 2,4-D is very ef-
fective as far as broad leaved
weed control is concerned, but
has one distanct disadvantage in
that most forms are highly vo-
lathe and there is always dam
ger of injury to other broadleav-
ed crops as a result of drift. In
jury to gardens, trees, ETC., have
not been uncommon from 2,4-D
ester applied over a quarter OF a
mile away on msall grain fields.
Danger from the vapor effects
are, of course, increased on a
windy day. Low volatile forms
of 2,4-D esters are now on the
market an dare effective broad
leaved weed killers, but r also
considerably higher in price than
the volatile forms.
Anime Foundations OF 2,4-D
are less volatile, are slower to
penetrate and slower to show
browning effect to plant leaves.
When anime 2,4-D is used for
broad leaved weed control In
small grains, heavier applications
are required as compared to the
ester Foundations to obtain the
same effects. With the anime
formulation, however, there is
little danger of vapor fumes or
drift which is important in irri-
gated areas or on dryland sus-
ceptible crops or plants grown
near by. Amines r also less
damaging to susceptible crops
such as corn and flax.
From the foregoing lnformatlon
it can be seen that the various
foundations of 2,4-D all have a
place in weed control and each
should be used in the manner for
which it is best adapted.
AS the weed control season is
about here, we will attempt to
include something on various
other weed control chemicals
during the next few issues of
this column.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01

Perhaps the only railroad roam
ing around the Pacific these days
is the Blue Hills Railroad located
in the hobby shop of the Nays
USS Bon Homme Richard carrier.
The 200 feet of track is all hand
made by Navy men and repre-
sents about four miles of actual
roadbed. About 10000 "spikes"
had to be put down to secure the
tracks to the table upon which the
train runs.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01
Frederick William Fisher

Funeral services for Frederick
William Fisher, 76, retired farm
er, were conducted at Q p. m.
Saturday in Trinity Lutheran
church. The Rev. John w. Cham
bers, pastor of Trinity, officiated
and Cloyd = Gorder Mortuary di-
rected arrangements.
Mr.. Fisher died at his home in
Sidney Monday evening, April 81
of a heart attack.
He was born in Menomonie,
Wis, April "a, 1881, and work.
ed in lumber camps in that area
before coming to what is now
Richland county to file on a
homestead west Of Sidney in 1906.
He also was employed at the
VIM. Ball livery stable here and
operated a freight line between
Burns and Mondak. When the
Lower Yellowstone irrigation
project was under construction
he was employed as a teamster.
He married Dorothy Miller at
Glendive January 16, 1924.
Surviving are his wife; a son,
Warren Fisher, Sidney; two
daughters, Mrs. Ruby Bailey, Sid
ney, and Mrs. Pearl Carlson, Wolf
Point; a brother, Rudolph Fisher,
Spokane, Wash, and four grand
children.
At the services Mrs. Frank
Daniels sang Under His Wings"
and "The Old Rugged Cross"
Mrs. Harry johnson was organist.
Pallbearers were Curtis Ball,
Steve Foss, Chris Larson, Hans
Sorensen, Walter McChesney and
Ben Hubley. Burial was in the
Sidney cemetery.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01
IrGreIing with III.
County Agent
BY Dean Davidson. County
ExfsnsionAgsat. and Harley
w. Hoath, County Agent
at-Larqs
Some Common Questions
We Get on Lawns

we Get on Lawns
What causes those light spots,
yellow spots, or brown spots?
Many of the spots observed at
this time of year are caused by
animal droppings or urine. Many
of the spots will respond to good
care which would include water
ing to distribute the organic ma
terial over a larger area. Brown
patches do appear a bit later in
the season and the small so-called
dollar spots small brown
patches no larger than a dollar
are very similar. One control for
both of these is a mixture of
calomel and one part of corrosive
sublimate mixed together and ad-
ded to enough water to spray
owe 1000 square feet. Then, too,
some of the mercurial CONNER
cial products such as Samosen,
Curex, and Pfizer mixtures may
also be used following company
directions on the can.
Fairy rings are another COM
mon malady on lawns. They are
found in the early spring. Control
for these can be achieved by the
use of magnesium suphate or
magnesium phosphate solution
following company directions.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01
HOmemakerS
Column
National Home
Demonstration Week
By Mrs. Janet Redgren. HDA

National Home Demonstration
Week will be observed thruout
the United States May 4-10. TO
days Home Builds Tomorrow's
World" is the theme, the 18th
observance of National Home
Demonstration Week.
Richland county has twelve
Home Demonstration Clubs with
approximately $50 members.
About half of these members
serve as project leaders som etime
during the year. Project leaders
are trained by subject matter spe-
cialists from Montana State Col
lege, and the home demonstration
agent. They then return to their
communities and share the train
ing they have received. This en-
ables the extension service to
reach many more people than
would otherwise be possible.
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01

Willie kl uO0 dAC Vic 1dl vac VI
the June bug. They feed on the
grass roots and cause patches of
grass to die. You can control
these grubs by using one pound
of 500 chlorodane wettable pow
der to ten gallons of water on
1000 square feet Of lawn. Incl
dentally, chlorodane is also very
good when applied as a dust to
the surface for the control of ant
hills.
Shelterbelt Trees Planted
In Richland County
Around $4,000 ~shelterbelt trees
and shrubs have been planted by
IS Richland County farmers and
ranchers during the past two
weeks. The shelterbelt material
planted were ordered earlier in
the year thru the Extension Ser
vice office from the Forestry
Nursery at Missoula under the
Clarke-McNary Act. All trees
planted in Richland county were
distributed from the Farmers
Union Oil Station in Sidney.
Several of this springs trees
will go into old established shell
terbelts as additions or replace
ments to existing paintings.
Around IL Of the orders, though,
were for 400 trees and more and
these will be entirely new shell
terbelts. The Soil Conservation
District tree planter was used to
plant most of the larger paintings.
Place Shleterbelt Orders and
Plan Shelterbelts for Next Year
Those of you who do not have
a shelterbelt around your farm
buildings and feed lot should
certainly consider planting one
next year. A good shelterbelts
not only add to the attractiveness
of a farm but also saves in fuel.
1t has definitely been proven that
a 5helterbelt around a feedlot
saves considerably on feed and
is conducive to faster gains in
livestock. Also, it is just a lot
more comfortable to live and
work under the protection of a
good windbreak.
Under dryland conditions, it is
advisable to summer fallow the
~shelterbelt site for one summer
prior to planting. For help in
planning and laying out your
shelterbelt, either our office or
the Soil Conservation Service
personnel will be glad to give
you assistance.
We also have an excellent pub
LEGATION, Bulletin 268, entitled
"Shelterbelts for Your Farm,
which you might like to read over
before starting your sheltebelt
plans. You may pick this bulletin
up at our office at any time for
the asking.
2,4-D Foundations
We find that there is still con-
siderable confusion as to the
The Sidney herald., 1958-05-01
What Is Home
Demonstration Workq

JOURNALISM Askoit NOTk1
Home demonstration work. es-
sentially adult education in home
economics developed Jointly by
the United States Department of
Agriculture and the Land Grant
Colleges. 1t is a cooperative pro-
gram between these agencies and
the various counties. It recognizes
that education is a continuing
process and that homemakers. al
though varying in age, abilities.
education and experience should
have educational resources which
will help them to meet the chang
ing problems affecting the home.
Home Demonstration is a home
and family-centered field of edu-
cation. 1t is concerned with the
home as an institution for the
physical, social, mental and emo
tional development of the individ-
ual. 1t includes those fields which
are generally regarded as the
primary responsibilities of the
home - food, nutrition, health,
safety, clothing, housing, home
management, child development
and family relationships, and
home and community recreation.
What Is a Home
Demonstration Agent?
The home demonstration agent
is a teacher. She is also a coun-
selor and leader. She works with
women and girls in home and
community situations rather than
in the classrooms. She has had
special college training in home
economics that prepares her to
give valuable assistance in the
problems of homemaking. In ad-
dition to her own training, she
has access to the services of state
Extension specialists in the vari-
Gus subject matter fields.
The home demonstration agent
works with youth through All
club activities. Much of her work
with adults is through organized
home demonstration clubs. Part
of her time is devoted to general
county and community activities.
Her services are not limited to
All and home demonstration
groups, but are available to 9TH
er organizations and families.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27
.RELDJ: !.
reVisfo del oconfecer cubono..
tviene de la Pagina Dos)

tViene de Ia PSgina DOS)
con Cuba o contra Cuba; con ell pueblo o contra el pueblo; con
la hbertad o con Ell despotismo.
Hay que definirse: con Batista o contra Batista. No queda
otro canine.
CALENDARIO HISTORICO-27 de agOsto de 1912: Sc de.
creta la prohibition de que los penadOs lleven Ell nGmero 113
por ser este ell que cOrrespOndi6 al Ap6stOI Jose Martf en- Ell
preside pOIiticO.
La sangrienta campana ~emprendida por ell regimen para
aterrorlzar a los habaneros alcanza su decima semana conse-
cutiva. Jovenes de todas las razas, de todas las religiones, de
todos los credos politicos. han sido cobardemente asesinados
y sus cuerpos, lacerados en- los calabozos de la policia, distri
budos en- diferentes puntos de la ciudad, en- una salvaje car
NIGERIA que situa ell nombre de los Pillar Garcia, los Carratala,
los Ventura, a la alura de todos los genghiskanes de la historic
de la humanidad.
La tambaleante Dictadura del mas feroz de los Tiranos que
recuerda la Historic de America, mascara impunemente a la
juventud, a las mismas puertas, frente a las mismas narices,
del ORGANISING International que proclam6, en- memorable asam-
blea, los derechos del hombre y del %ciudadano.
Cada uo de los aseSinatos cometidos pr ell marcismo, en-
las ultnmas semanas, es un zarpazo de agonia de la fiera, que
Batista lleva dentro. Las manecillas del reloj siguen girando,
inexorablemente, acercando a los cubanos a la bora de su IL
beracion. va NADIA, Nj Made, podra detener Ell curse de los
acontecimientos. Cuba pelea sola, peleara SOLA, por recon.
quistar la herencia de libertad y democracia que nos legaron
los %fundadores.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27
EMPOLVARSE
(Vieut de IL Pagins -

eIegir un sitio con luz clara, 81
es possible natural a fin de no
corre' ell riesgC de sufrir un en-
gano Y al salir encontrarse que
Sc ha excedido la aplicaci6n del
mismo. Sc debe tomar entor-
ces un trezo de algod6n E i'm.
pregnarlo en- polvo, en- seguida
pasarlo por TODD Ell rostro dan
do gnlpecitos, sin frotar nj CO.
rrer de I'm sitio al otro. No hay
que temer ser prodiga en- esta
tarea, siempre que Sc APPLIQUE
en- Ia forma indicada. Proceder
de igual manera en- ell cuello.
La trente debe estar menos en-
polvada que ell resto de la cara.
Para darle un aspecto luminoso.
S. Sc tienen arrugas en- las me-
jillas o cerca de la comisura de
los lablos convene inflar la Ca
"a en- esta region para evitar
que queden marcados surcos
que las senalen en- lugar de DO.
rrarlas.
Por ultimo, con un cepillito
muy fino y suave destinado es-
pecia mente para clio extraer
ell exceso de polvo de modo que
ell roytro quede bien parejo. 81
Sc ha procedido con cuidado en-
su aplicacion matutina no Sc ne
costa hacerlo otra vez en- ell cur
so del dia, pero 81 10 exigiera al
guIia reunion especial es bueno
recordar que debe limpiarse pri
meramente el cuts, r~efrescarlo
y p"uceder luego como ACADIA
mos de explicar mas arriba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27
C~0ncenfrun mas
FUerzus de <. u.
en- Area Formosu

TAPE, Formosa, agosto IS
CUPID Ell comandante de la
decima tercera fuerZa aerea nor
teamericana General Thomas
Norman, lego a esta ciudad
para reanudar conversaciones
m~ilitareS y hay rumores de
que los Estados Unidos iban a
aumentar SUI poderio aereo y
naval alrededor de la isla de
Formosa.
Dos de las ocho unidades de
la septima flota, que llevaron a
1000 infantes de marina a Sim
gapur, dejaron csc puerto bri-
tanico en- ruta a Okinawa. Los
rumores Senalan que ell movi-
miento fue ordenado en- rela.
cion con la actividad comunis-
ia, alrededor de las islas Que
moy.
La artilleria comunista bonn
bardeo las islas Quemoy, por
cuarto dia consecutive. Los fun
cionarios na~cionalistas calculan
que entire ell sabado, domingo y
lunes, los comunistas hicieron
$4,000 disparos dando muerte o
hiriendo en- Quemoy a mas de
900 personals.
I'm despacho de Londres d.
ce que Gran Bretana envia dos
portaaviones para reforzar su
flota del Leland Oriente, pero
un vocero del almirantazgo di-
10 que mo hay NADIA nuevo nj
siniestro" en- csc movimiento.
Agreg6 que "eso no significa
en- modo alguno que la situa-
cion en- ell Lejano Oriente ha en-
peorado nj NADIA por Ell estilo".
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27
NUEVA YORK
(Viepe de la Pag. 81

York Sc d~estacan ell de His
toria Natural y ell Metropoli-
tano de Arte frente al Parque
Central En- la mayoria de los
museos y otros muchos lu-
cares interesantes, la entcada
es gratis.
Otros de los lugares intere-
santes que los turistas visitan
en- Nueva York son ell Plane
tario Hayden, la Cathedral de
San Pstricio. ubicada en- la
QujDta Avenida que es AIDE.
mas famosa por sus tiendas
elegantes; la biblioteca publ.
ca de la Gale AZ; ell edificio
de las Naciones Unidas, la ope
"a las estaciones de ferro-
carrll Pennsylvania Y Gran
Central; ell edificio de correos,
Times Square. los puentes de
Brooklyn, Washington, la tum.
b. del general Grant y Co.
ney Island, uno de los mas
fam9sos parques de diversio.
mes del murdo.
Los restaurantes "AutomS.
ticos" gozan de gran popula-
riddj entire ell publico latino.
americana. Los clientes cam
bian su dinerC en- monedas de
cinco centavos con I'm cafe.
70 a la entrada. La comida Sc
exhihe en- COMPARTMENTS in
dividuales con una p~ortezue.
la de CRYSTAL que Sc abre al de-
posi'ar las monedas.
Los que prefieran cenar en-
restaurantes e%spanoles pue.
den If q Fornos, o La Bilbai.
ma. que sor famosos. Aaue.
Hos que deseeen conner en-
lugares frecuentados por ar.
tistas y notables personalida.
des, pueden escoger entire
ell StUrk Club, Ell Morocco.
Lindy's, Latin Quarter, Sardi's
o ell "21".
Ademas de La Prensa Y el
Diario de Nueva York. los.
viajeros de habla castellana
pieden comprar en- Times
Square los principles diarios
y revistas de la America La.
tina. Las universidades mas ia
mosas de Nueva York son la
de Columbia y la de Fordham,
de los Padres Jesuitas.
Fl principal parque zool6gi-
co de Nueva York esta en- ell
Bronx, lie siguen en- importan-
cia ell zool6gico del Parque
Central, y Ell de Brooklyn. Ell
Jardin Botanico de Brooklyn
es muy interesante. Tambien
tiene Nueva York un jardin
japones de singular belleza
que conprende un lago, faro
las, y un tipico arco de estilo
ariental
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27
0IARI0 Las AMERICAS Psu. 9

sidad y en- varios estableci.
mientos secundarios, va que
miles de estudiantes, aunque
sin particular en- Ia huelga,
no han podido concurrir a ella
SEES por falta de medios do
transporte.
Por su parte, ell Partido Co.
munista emiti6 I'm manifies-
to de apoyo al movimiento es.
tudiantil, inspirado y diri-
gido, segun algunos, por los
comunistaS miSmoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27
ARGENTINA
Viene de la PagIna CInco1

'AShC OC 10 a&A11 OA4NVS
to de la cooperation cientifi-
ca entire las naciones ha que
dado establecido, y que con.
tinuara en- ell future, en- algu-
ma lorna practica directa, sin
la necesidad de la comision
especial del Ano Geofisico
International.
Ell informe de la Seccion
chilena, resume las activi.
dades cientificas chilenas en-
la Antartida y en- las islas
chilenaS del Pacifico dursnte
los dos amos ultimos, compren-
didos trabajos de oceanogra-
fla, sismologia, rayos cosmi-
COS, glaciologia, fen6menos
aurorales y de otras ciencias.
Tn aspecto nuevo del pro-
grama chileno, es la atencion
concedida a la bioclimatolo-
gia, que estudia los efectos
de la meteorologia en- ell bic
nestar y las actividades del
hombre, del mismo modo que
la biologia marina.
Ell informe chileno contie-
ne una carta del Sistema de
comunicaciones de Chile. La
base Risopatron, en- la TERRA
de O'Higgins, ha sido la esta-
cion matriz de este sistema,
pero a causa de I'm incendio
habido ell 10 de mario del ano
en- curse, la estacion matriz
fue trasladada a la base Pre-
sidente Gonzalez Videla.
Ell informe manifesto tam
bien, que la base Risopatron
sera reconstruida antes de IL
mes de 1858.
Finalmente contiene una
lista de las varias actividades
cientificas chilenas, que Sc
piensa realizar durante Ell
ano en- curse en- la Antartida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27
IMPORTANCE
continuation de Ia pag. 81
FLOTA
V~ENEZOLANA

CARACAS (SICO) - Sc ha
constituido en- esta ciudad la
primera flota de tanques vene
zolana llamada la Flovenea,
Flota Petrolera Venezolana S.A.
y que constituye ell primer paso
definitivo de sentido naciona
lista que Sc toma en- Venezuela
para la exploitation de esa rama
de petroleo.
Embellishments despues de la
Constitution de la Compania Sc
anunci6 que Sc habian realiza
do va los primeros contratos pa
"a la construction de tanques
con I'm grupo de armadores eu
ropeos, Representatives por Ell
Condo Maurice de Mohl quien
estaba asesorado por ell Central
mirante de la escuadra francesa
Jean Kraft.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27
GENERAL
(Viene de 10 PAg. 81

trimonio y Ell porvenir spiritual
de nuestra civilization.
purante la reunion Sc felici-
to a Uruguay con motive de su
dia nacional.
Ell General Canas dijo poste-
riormente a la United Press
international, que habia pro-
puesto la "Geoamericana" como
un medic de estimular la tan
necesaria compression de los
problemas geograficos basicos
de las Americas, debiendo dar-
Sc especial Importance a las re-
laciones culturales, economics
Y s~ociales. "Geoamericana," d.
10 solo tiene objetivos pacifi-
cos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27

tienen conexionados su vida,
su existencia, SUI marcia y SUI
destino a la vida, a la existen-
ella, a la Marcia y al destino
del gobierno legal o illegal.
Distintas deben ser pues las
conductas a seguir en- cada ca
so, como distintos son los JUS
tificativos que puedan en-
contrar en- ambas energen-
cias.
Ojala que en- America, las
fuerzas armadas den ell edi-
ficante ejemplo para TODD Ell
mundo y para que cada pue-
bio, encuentre en- elias aside
70 en- SUI gran esperanto do
paz y tranquilidad, Todo 10
deseamos emocionadamente
por el bien y la felicidad anne
ricanos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27
POEMAS DE ANDRES ELOY

CARACAS (SICO) En- la
revista "Cultura Universitaria"
que Sc edita en- eSta ciudad Sc
publlcaran varios poemas inc
ditos de Andres Eloy Blanco
en- la pr6xima edicion, segun
anuhcio hecho por los directo
res de la referida publication.