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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

BOZON 80.
fViene de Ia Pagina ~
1igereZas. TengO muchOs preten.
dientes pero a ninguno quiero.
Sin embargo. am0 a un hOmbre
que no cOnOzc0, que no he visto
jamas, que nc existe quizas. Lo
Siento rerca de mi e imaginaria-
mente 10 adore. Sc llama Alber.
to o Alfredo o Humberto, no 10
Sc. iQue podrfa 20 hacer para
llegar hasta csc amor que no
Sc quien es, nj como Sc llama,
nj d0nde esta?
JULIE
Hay mujeres sensuales a fuer-
"a lie luerer serlo (mediante
cierta manera de mirar, de ha-
blair, de removerse o de yestirse)
y otras que 10 son sin proponer-
selo. Al parecer pertenece listed
a este dltimo srupo que alcanZa
un mayer grado debido a su ma
yo1 naturalidad En- compensa-
cion a sus limitaciones (falta de
belleza, pequena estatura, pobre-
za95 a listed, lie halaga esa aten-
cion de que es objeto por parte
de los hombres. esa envidia que
lie tienen sus amigos ~solteras y
csc odio que lnspira a las mu-
jeres casadaS Ei vocabulario que
listed emplea ("miradas embru-
jadoras", por elempio) demues-
ira Guam orgullosa esta listed de
su attractive fisicO. de su papel
de mujer fatal Ese mismo orgu-
lilo que lie sale del pecho lie lie.
va a listed a construir novelas de
amor en- su cerebro a inven-
tai a ese amante sin nombre, nj
exlstencia corp6rea De esta for
ma, listed Sc cree enamorada del
Amor, sentimieuto muy frecuen-
te de las muchachas jovenes dis
puestas a querel y carentes de
carino. Creo que de igual forma
que tiende listed a realzar sus
encantos de csc amor debe US
TED tratar de empequeiecer los
suyos, porque csc papel de mu-
jer falta, coqueta y sensual, 81
bien puede facilitarle la aven-
tura, la esta dificultando al ma
trimonio. De seguir ash, podria
ocurrir que surgiera ese Amor,
sonado por listed, -llamase AL
berto, Alfredo o Humberto- v
que no correspondents a su afec-
to en- vista de que listed es. blan-
co de la mirads de todos los
muchachos La mujer admirada,
ansiada por muchos,. dificilmen-
te puede ser de uno solo y esa
exclusividad, no 10 divide, es la
base de, verdadero amor. Proce-
diendo de la forma que lie indi-
co -aoagando su mirada, SON
riendo menos. ocultando sus
atractlvos fisicos- sera listed
menos popular pero Sc acerca-
ra listed mucho a csc Amor con
con que suena. Lo demas es SEN
clio: esperar Y entretanto ha.
Ger v conservar una buena repu.
tacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
Sc DESPIDE
DE

WASHINGTON -(UP).- Ell
Embajador v~enezolano Hector
S~antaella, hizo una vista de despe-
dida al Secretario Adiunto de Es-
tado Para Asuntos Interamerica-
nos. Roy Rubottom
Ell Embajador S~antaella, que
aver fue nombrado secretario de la
Jnnta de Gobierno, declare a la
United Press, que Ell y SUI familia
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
PRIMERo
(Contipuaci6n de la pag. 81

social adecuada y suieta a rebe'
Homes peri6dicss".
Fret, en- SUI articulo "Tenden-
cias y Perspectiyas Actuales en-
la America Latina, dice mas
adelante:
"Nos eneentramos en- un mum
do, que Sc forma en- torno a
grandes masas humans. jpue-
den nacioneS que. gentlemen $40
Q IL millones de habitantes, te-
ner algun significado ante los
bloques de cientos de millones
de seres?."
ePero hay muchas razones
-senala Ell senador chileno-
para Greer que un cambio' pUede
ocurrir. Los imperativos eco
n6micos son evidentes, Ell desa-
rrollo de nuestros recursos ratu-
rales. y la creacion de mer-
cados que justifiquen la sana
imnlantaci6n de mas y meiores
Industries, y hoy Sc anaden la
ciencia, con sus nuevas conquis-
tas, y los rapidos ayanees en-
las comunicaciones, que han
traido una meior conciencia a
nuestros pueblos de los pro-
blemas que afectan a toda la
America Latina.
La escuela de asuntos inter-
nacionales de la Universidad de
Columbia. publico esta edicion
especial de "Journal of Interna-
tional Affairs" con objeto de
hacer i'm estudio del estado po-
litico actual del mundo occiden-
tai.
En- la misma %revista ell Can
ciller, Konrad Adenauer, escri-
be ,sobre Alemania: ell estadis-
ia belga, Paul Van iceland acer-
ca de Belgica, Holanda Lu-
xemburgo, y otros colabora-
dores Sc ocupan de Francia,
Estados Unidos y Gran Breta-
ma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
Continuation de la pag. -

Continuation de la pag. 81
vigny Vaugues, de Haiti: Paul La
rrazolo, de Estados Unidos; Fran
cisco Laplaza, de Argentina. Y Jose
Federico MARQUEE, de Brasil.
Ell seminario fue organizado por
las Naciones Unidas y ell gobierno
de Chile. John P. Humphrey, direc-
tor de la division de Derechos HUI
manos, de las Naciones Unidas, ha,
bio en- representation del Secreta-
rio General, Dag Hamarskjold.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS Pa. !
SERVIcIo
(Viene de Ia PasHna csMeos

(Viene de Ia PSgfna c4Meos
hizo hincapie en- que, Goodwin, son
TODD SUI contradictorio testimonio
habia admitido que intent6 sober.
mar a dos co~mpa1eros para ARE
glar la acusaci6n de bolitero del
comerciante Isaac George.
Goodwin confeso que habia Ira,
tado de sobornar a los detectives
Charles Outlaw y Edmund MeKin,
ney, quienes inmediatamente die
ron cuenta a sus superiores. Perc
Goodwin insistio en- que hizo Ia
oferta de soborno, solo para pro.
bar" a los compaheros.
Las de~claraciones de los testisos
fueron tan contradictorios en- esta
cas- que Sc form6 un enredo, diff
ell de ~despeiar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
(COntinuaci6n de Ia pag. ~

Continuation de la pag. ~
c~ancelar Ell viaje del DR.. Eisenho.
wer.
Por 10 que hace al DEPARTMENT.
de Estado, este Sc abstuvo de ha.
blar del proyectado viaje.
Sin embargo, un fu~ncionario del
Oepartamento dijo que ell Secreta-
10 de Estado, John Foster Dulles,
aStaba diSpuesto a anunciar en- la
'%onferencia de prensa de aver, que
i viaje del DR.. Eisenho~-ar no Sc
habia c%ancelado, pero que ningu-
10 lie pregunt6 sobre ell particular.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
CIAITEclc
IBEROAMERlcA en-
DIN EOI0
(VieDe de Ia Primeral

Ell director de dicho ~periodico
Jorge Murillo, segun Sc informo,
dijo que Sc tratsba de un rumor
que no pudo c%omprobar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

partirian en- viaie a Caracas ell jue-
YES de esta semana.
Santaella llevaba en- sWshing-
ton solo cuatro meses en- la emba-
jada, anteriormente sirvi6 en- Ell
cargo de director del Fondo Mo
netario International, por un Pc
riodo de diez amos
La junta de gobierno venezola-
ma no ha designado aun al successor
del Embajador Santaella.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
TRABAJO A DESGANO
DEMORA

RIO De JANEIR0-(UP).-Las
companies telegraficas, informan
tener un atraso de unas seis horas
Ell Ell envio de telegramas al ex-
tranjero a causa de I'm movimien.
to de trabajo a desgano de los ope-
radores de radio.
Los funcionarios de las empire
Sas anadieron que la demora seria
mucho mayor 81 no fuera que la
genie estaba enviando solo los
mensaJes estrictamente necesarios.
Los ooeradores estan t~rabajan-
do de acuerdo con ell reglamento,
que exige I'm minimo de Is pala-
bras por minute con Ell propoSito
de presionar en- sus exigencias de
que Sc les aumenten sus salaries.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
HOOVER OPINA B
VIAJE DE NIXON

NUEVA YORK-(UP).- Ell
reciente viaje a la America Lati-
ma, del Vicepresidente Richard
Nixon fue luna de las mejores CO.
sas que han pasado en- muchos
amos, a iuicio del Ex~presidente
Herbert Hoover, segun declare Nj
xon despues de conversar con Ell
durante media bora.
FL Vicepresidente diio, que esa
opinion la hasa Hoover en- que Ell
viaje puso alerta a TODD ell Hemis-
ferio, incluso hasta a los Estados
Unidos, acerca del poder y las in
tenciones y las tacticas del movi-
miento comunista en- ell Hemisfe-
rio.
Agreg6 que ell ~expresidente tam.
,ien estima que "no hay NADIA ma
o en- nuestra politica que no pue.
da arreglarse con I'm POGO de aten.
cion'', y que lie hlzo algunas "suge.
rencias constructivas con respecto
a la politica de los E.U en- la Anne.
rics Latina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

, (Viene de la PrImera)

y toda suerte de calamidades.
Fortalecido basicamente en- sus
victoriaS, triunfadora en- mas de
Glen encuentros con las fuerzas
del regimen, actualmente la
fuerza insurreccional de la Sic.
IRA Maestro esta dividida en-
numerosas columns, bajo ell
mando del Comandante en- Tefe
Fidel Castro, y los comandantes
Guevara, Juan Almeida. Gre
cencio Perez, Camilo Cienfue.
COS y Raul Castro.
LA SIERRA: UN ENSAYO
Guevara fue ell heroe de la So
NADIA batalla de Pine del Aqua.
Ell nombre del comandante
Raul Castro traspaso los limites
de la Isla cuando, en- una opera
cion commando, tomo por sorpre-
sa al Ejereito en- Ell Uyero, rea-
lizando la primera ofensiva de
envergadura del sector insurrec-
cional.
Pero TODD no ha sido combate
contra ell Gobierno por parte
de los hombres que componen Ell
Ejercito Rebelde, en- estoS II
largos meses de vigilia, de pri-
vaciones y de trabajo. Ell terri.
torio libre de Cuba, en- la pro-
vincia de Oriente, es hoy I'm la
boratorio, I'm campo de expert
mentaci6n. Sin tenor a incu-
rrir en- exageraciones podemos
decir que La Cordillera es una
Republica pequena donde Sc en-
sayan los metodos, la manera
de gobernar, que ell pujante Mo-
vimiento 26 de Julio exhibira
ante ell pals, una vez derrocado
ell regimen del Presidente Ba-
tista.
Pero del sistema de Gobierno
esperanto en- la Sierra Maestro,
de las fabricas construidas, de
las edificaciones levantadas y
otros temas, hablaremos mahana
en- Ell segundo capitulo de esta
serie de reportajes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
RESPUESTA DEL DIR. PRADO
A COTY

LIMA-(UP).- Oficialmente Sc
dio a conocer la respuesta del Pre-
sidente Manuel Prado, al mensa-
ie que lie dirigio Rene Coty, ell Pre-
sidente de Francia, solicitandole
que aplazara SUI viaie a Paris.
Luego de lamentar ell aplaza-
miento de la vista, Prado. lie
expres6 SUI '<permanente identifi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
EMBAJADO
Continuation de la pag. 81

exalt6 Ell hecho de que una dana
hubiese sido nombrada para ell
puesto.A
RECTIFICAN AFIRMACIONES
DE ROBERT MURPHY
QUITO, mayo 81 (UP)- Ell
Embajador de los Estados Unidos,
Christian Ravndal, informo haber
dirigido un cablegrama al Departa-
mento de Estado, en- ell que rectifi-
ca las afirmaciones hechas por ell
Subsecretario de Estado Adjunto,
Robert Murphy de que Eel fracaso
de las manifestations contra Nj
xon Sc debi6 a las excelentes r1edi-
das de seguridad."
Ravndal dice que 'la causa prin-
clpal fue que los ecuatorianos
co%nstltuyen un pueblo quito uue
cuando recibe a un personaje OIL
vida las rivalidades politicas de
m~Qstrando nobleza . hidalsuia".
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
LLERAS

tLERAS...
Continuation de la pag. 81
Buitrago y era natural de La We
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

exalto Ell hecho de que una dana
hubiese sido nombrada para ell
Evening star., 1958-07-06

COUCH. 3-pc. sectional: green: Soo.
cond.; $40 or best offer LU
4-7624 bet, o an, and Pm
oSSSRli soSaIslon; ssBi IA, Rs2 sR.ssssS. -
c0UNTERsi all-ateel finish n sra,
with rubber tops; 10 Il. 4 In, Ions
10 In, vide, &49.b0. Bnme n 7 Il
n' sssS, lSnf' % p.Es n SlSs Ssss.iS sA MSIsH
JnNUoTosgEos nUo 2TgicIE ! EgREIIy5hsl ~ grsy5s
DgEP FREEZE, Renair. / ". old
17h Gu. IT,, tlpriEht. excel cond
$3.50: cost 500 CT. 3-33o4,
DFhUMlDfFiER, GOOD cOnd.. $40
Metal work bench, 0x2, COMPOST
spindrisf, rood cond., $50. Bion.
soSss sSsiss, sSls; % sssh. I'M HEaa a.sSis' s2i9o'an'
DEsEs. slI. ,s.s ,sIop-es,ntssF ,..s sEpaISSsssv sEpaSSsv siS
DESKS, new, used. wood. steel
cciARsSEr. .'Issfi sfs ASa Sth 'iss' r. nv sarsa'N'
b5sK M. ssS. sssoSEEIfTE' I.SasSi .Ss chair val
DIAMONDS : $40 70 81, 900
money-baek RuarAnlee. !. NATIONAL
PAWNBROKkRs, 1909 lee hwy.
Rosslyn, va, foot KEY Bridse
IA. 2-l777,
DIAMOND WEDDING sET--En.
easement ring has y !, center
diamond, 4 ode diamonds; we'd
ding hand. z dia will sac, $500
DIAMOND RING, iady's solitaire
Tiffany setting; carat "
points. must sac. CAL ADs 2-O10O
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING
floral desisn; three .2-point ga
monds on each side, b3-point ala
mond IN center OF white-gold set
ting: 5000 or best offer. call Mr.
ERINK. DE. 2-ibi7 or Westmore
A.Ulu0.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

7 lrURN.-Chrome A formiea dipette
$50; FRi0IpAfRE AUTO. WASH
ER, $50. chilu's wardrobe. cheE
Z 80 ca. mise. curtains, canmlsterE
ETC., redwood picnic table, benches
I IS, JE, 2-4biD.
FURN.-e sofa beds with matchinl
chairs, KIT, base cabinet: reason
able. 10, 7-O670.
FURN.-TWo Hollywood beds. USED
mos. $50. ea.: one black iroT
6lne plastic loyeseat SIS. HE. 4
FuRN contents Of moderr
7-Tm. home. Must sell at once
VIII Sc i separately; paymentl
Il. ss'1aasa Arl', va s'' = o'i" " zo'i
FuRN.-complete furn. of 5 rms.
hFs bcr.,, bnsw; oss. ss. oitsE' eo2e SAtf
FURN.-Bedrm, suite, dbl, $50
beginners photoaraphie equipment
S2Oj sprinkler, misc, RA. 6-i722,
FURN. 3-piece living rm,
sqiss sqas.rs enc r,ssl sssIs % amps shs'' Of
FuRN.-2-pc, Lawson Nv. rm. suite,
chair, swivel rocker, misc. items
Good eond. sP. 3.bBeB.
FURN.-punean Phyfe sofa and
lounge chair, very reasonable. Call
LA. g-2102 I'll 4 pm.
FURN. -Karly American Huteh esh-
met, hutch table and 4 chairs,
ideal for dlnette or family rm /;
also caiorie 4-hurneT gas stove,
double broiler. Call before 2
o'clock. WO. 6-f3B1.
FURN.-i mahog. bed. twin size,
springs, 4-poster, $40: 3.way van
ity mirror. SO, EM. 2-3s74.
FURN. - Rus, Okla, Administer,
sofa and 4 chair; eall RA. e-b974,
Evening star., 1958-07-06
FANS-FANS

i4tn on Contribution. ia. 2-6256
lFANs-one exhaust, terrific. cool
q rms, $40; one window 1.b0l
rpm, SIG. he. 4-73e4.
FANS-FANS
IS available: used; 10 to 10 incl
0'aO' iiCi 7th 81. wv.
FENCE PlCKETs. SALE this week
lOes on. 1870 Wilson Blvd "a. A.
123l, RUcKER LUMBER
FENCE. ANCHOR. practically new
very reasonable Cali Ju, p.0504
FILING CABINETS. 3-drawer. let
ter size, Art Metal make. Grade A
| full suspension. S34 80. II new
S1l0, WASHINGTON oFFICl
FURNITURE CO., 1908 H st. NV,
DI. 7-si75.
FILING CABINETS, new; see .5(
10. Also used letter, legal anc
Kardex. CIRCLE. di6 9th 81. NV
FIRE ExTTN6JIsHER, 2IS gallon
II 81. NV, FE. s.sslS!o o-0. 80
FIREPLACB SET. modern deslsn
black and brass, q pieces. Cal
10. .ll34
FIREPROOF FILES, tabulating care
size, used. double drawers II
new over $500 each; our price
SfOO. II, BAUM a SON, 6i6 z
st. NV. MA S-9136,
FOAM RUBBER, 31x76x4, extra
LiLLAND. sI45 r NV Ex. g.
EN1W rvrw .-.-II-.-- - q SSSso
ID. capacity. S-ft. mt Mobile-Liit
livery, UN. 4-S003.
FREEZER, l1-cu.-ft. upright, Ask
ing $3.50. Call DU, 5-6l2b.
FREEZER. 14-cu.-ft. chest type;
5000, Girls bicycle. Ike new: S25.
Hend Iss mover; Yer; SO tricycle.; $IJQ.
French Provincial Set
uN. 4-se74
FURNACE, coal. Holland. perfect
condition, with complete equip
Inent. incl pipes and registers:
bargain. 1000 8. 9th st., Arl., Va.
FURNITURE; delinauent account
Complete 3 rooms Of furniture.
bedrm iiv. rm. and dinette. AS
sumo payments of SO per month
on balance due after small down
payment. MARIO FURNITURE
Co, 1928 14th st. NV, DE-. q
4747. Available SUM-, 1915.
FURNTTURE-Mod. dropleaf din
ing table, bookcase, glass china
case. table, comprisine two large
drawers by Paul McCobb; con-
vertihle foam rubber divan BY
Knoll, Dunbar chest, leather chair,
steel once desk with chair, floor
lamps. electric fan, baby crib with
mattress, large cocktail table;
leaving town; very low prices. ia.
2-1sD1. ss
FURNJTURE-Modern 3-piece sec.
tional sofa and covers. $50; mod
ern Siding glass door china Hutch,
FURNITURE-Everything must 60;
bedrm liv. rn1.. din. rm,, etc.
JU. e-s9S6 or DE. s-2143.
FURNITURE
Again we are sorry we
couldn't handle the crowds
last week end, so we are re-
peating this sale during
the weekdays when you can
shop at your leisure.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
EIECTRIC.

MAILING MACHINE
Model 1900, practically new. Cal
u. I-lDIl, Miss Little.
THE ESTHER SHOP
MATTRESS, innersprlng. dble. neV
cond., 500. oele, Felt, $40. Dbla
Box Spring, Sl0, CO. b-oa72s
MAITnESs and box sprines Tain.
alel, Beauty Rest, extra arm. USED
only 2 months, Howard frame IN.
elqded, So5 for quick sale. Lu
2-6l11.
HOT0Rs--iIlO0 70 100 h.p. ans
reduction scar, GAO volts; re-
wound exch,. 4iat year. CARTY
1908 l4th 81, No. 5-0224.
MULTILITH, Model 1850: Brown
Modelt also Model 76i 500
HARRY J. ABRAMS. i24 L ST. NE
MULTILITH, Model 1922. generally
tip-top, but parts needed: barRain
A IA MA R.hHfn
Evening star., 1958-07-06

FURNITURE. contents 2-hedroom
houae-Drop- table, Sib: 0x6-
Il nylon rua, $50 each, etc.
24i0 / 81. NV.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

Lady's st-ct., blue-white Ameri-
can-cut diamond. set In populai
14-k, VIZ; 6-prong Tiffany setting
Terrific value, only Sl9f
Lady's IA cts, lovely center dia'
mond Of dazzling beauty, get u
modern yg setting with sid.
diamonds. Out Of pawn, only S77t
Lady's 1 * cts. fiawless and ex'
ceptionAlly brilliant. set In Inagnifi'
cent wg. dia mtg. A real bargain
unredeemed. only Sb2h
Lady's APPROX. 2 cts, emerald
cut, blue white, most desirable
shape, set in graceful platinum mtg
with 2 side baguettes. Worth twice
the price. only S72h
Lady's approx. 1h cts, o fieIy
diamond. modern cut, set In soil
taire lax. va. mtg. Bargain, $3.50
Diamond and sapphire straight
Iow bracelet made Of white sold
and is set with 20 diamonds and
90 sapphires; real expensive ap-
pearanee. Tremendous bargain,
Lady,s approx. 5 cts. q tremen-
dous diamond, lustrous and fiery
color, set In latest style plat, mtg.
with side baguettes. A magnifcent
ring st Q ridiculously low price.
unredeemed pledge, only 1885
Evening star., 1958-07-06

S1sp .95 2-Pe. Living Room
Suite Sofa and matcn.
ing chair with foam
rubber cushions
1929. .e5 2.Pc, Living Room
Suite Sofa and chail
In green mohair with
foam rubber cushions
Floor sample
S34e.95 2.Pc. Interna-
tional Living ON
Suite. Sofa and chair
In turquoise houele with
foam rubber cushions
Floor sample
S209.e5 l00-Ineh Sofa
with foam rubber cush.
ions and brass ferruleo
legs Floor sample
S21e.9b 2.Pc. Liying Room
Suite in nylon toast
with foam rubber cush-
ions
s1s0 .sb 2-pc. Sectional
By Diamond with 10
year construction guar
antee. am rubber
cushions
S299.95 2-Pc. Sectional
By International In red
tweed with foam rub
Der cushions. Floo !
sample
S3S.95 Swedish Modern
Chairs in assorted col
ssSSr Is Channel Back
Chair in blue. Floor
$50 p5 Club Chair in tur-
quoise tweed with foam
rubber cushions
S49.95 Occasional Chairs
In assorted decorator
SI4 e5-S24.eb Occasional
Tables, step tables
cocktail tables, end ta-
S1S.S5 Table Lamps : :.
S29 95 Desk. Floor sam
SIS Is Sofa Beds, OPENS
to sleep two
S7e.e5 Studio Couches.
Opens to two twin beds
S22p.95 Convertible Sofa.
Opens to sleep two with
foam rubber cushions
and separate inner
spring mattress. Floor
sample
sl6e.sS 2-Pc. Sofa Bed
Suite Sofa bed opens
to sleep two, with match
ins chair. Floor SAM
s2ss s5 2-Pe. Sofa Bed
Suite Sofa bed and
matehinR chair in
wrought iron. Floor
s2aa. asg' .sS 2.Pc. sectional
Sleeper. Opens to two
twin beds with two sep
arate innerSpring mat
treSSes. Floor sample
S5e.9b sofa Lounge. Ad-
tusts to full length bed
$3.50, ,95 A. Pc. Bedroom
Suite. Dresser, mirror.
chest and bookcase bed
In cordovan
Evening star., 1958-07-06

PIAN0--New splnet. a beauty
$3.50; :.p !S.,l 1918 9 St nv. Can 5,
Evening star., 1958-07-06
PIANOS
BALDWIN
"Music
for Summer"

Baldwin Acrosonic means thG
worlds finest console and spinel
pianos. The deep rich tones and
ease Of playing are q whole new
experience
For quality and economy SET
this !ovely new, Baldwin Aero
sonic Transitional In mahogany OF
Evening star., 1958-07-06

REFRIGERATOR. s-eu.-ft. Prirld.
Sirs' suIP PsT iest ssqqnaiiien; HARRY
Evening star., 1958-07-06


FAN. sears 22-in.; belt drive; new
cond. Rcna. or trade for doubll
eaeement WIND, type, Ov, 3-ii20
FANS, iioor and desk models sun
10 b ". HARRY J. ABRAMS
l2A 4 81. ne.
FAN, 20-in. window. HomaFt / W
old, $50. mortar box, SlOi apart
ment-alzed stove, SIS. 10. 2-0s22
FAN. en-inrh. 2-speed. heavy dut,
commercial type stand fan. orig
price. Sl32 so; 3 yrs. old. usef
little. IN excel cond First s0i
takes II, From 10 10 4 pm sun
4Q4l Tth ct. ne, Apt. 4. IA. q.
'sh; sis. 4ai'Hss EU. s.sssEP'" sSsEP" 'o0d condition
FANs-30-in. exhaust with lowers
direct connected = phase, h.p,,
s66 ca: Bx cable, la.3 and tO-3
a. 6c per u, naraains. other
electrical equipment. Location
temporary bldg.. Il bet, t2th and
l4th on constltution. IA. 2-6256.
FANs-one exhaust. terrific. cooll
. rms, $40; one window 1900
rpm, SIG, HE. 4-7a94.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
FURNITURE
SPECIAL
PURCHASE
SALE
SUM-. 1O-6

We have purchased a
.close-out of fine quality
bedroom and dining room
furniture which we are fea-
turing this week. These
are:
Evening star., 1958-07-06

PIANOS - Reconditioned uprjahts
at prices from SOS up. Good
selection available now. Also bar
gains. in new and used spinets,
grands and consoles. We feel that
our prices are the lowest in the
city SO visit our store before you
buy. Over 100 instruments to
choose from. ST, 3-630O. PIANO
MART, INC, 1015 9TH st., NV.
I'm the block above the Library. !
Open Thursday evenings, closed
SATURDAYS durinv the summer.
PIANOS FOR RRNT--New and used
spinets. consoles, grands and up-
rights at moderate rates from
81 monthly up) with option to
buy. Hauling extra. JORDAN's
FOUR STORES: Corner 18th and
@ sts, NV. (phone ST. $4,000; ;
5l69 Lee bwy., Arlington tphone
KE. S-5060); 9332 GeorRia ave
Silver Spring (phone JU, 5-l10hl:
2415 Princess Anne st.. Fredericks-
burg .fphone Essex 3-7472l. Full
selection at ali stores. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
evenings and Saturdays. Down.
town store open Thursday eve
nings.
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to get some sunshine in the
afternoons.
one official threw his hands
up / nthe cir Saturday. saying.
I'VE have 10 throw him out
every afternoon. We don't
know what to do with him.
But he's a wonderful boy
Bobby said. Il like TO play,
I want 10 play against the best
they've got. Their style gets
me. That's why / came here"
Bobby sad he'll take on any
body and complained that all
his games so far have been
qulckies.
Club officials said Bobby
has been winning about 90 per
cent OF his games. but they
emphasized that the games
have been completely informal
with no time limit.
Bobby has lined up a friendly
ut relatively serious match
with Tigran Petrosyan. q So
Wet grandmother. for Monday
afternoon. but as for meeting
world champion Mikhail Bot
vinnick or former champ Vas
silly Smyslov. Bobby said. "You
got to 20 through channels with
championship class players"
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lowed 10 come abroad with the
nolAhoi ballet troupe.
Fellow dancers said her be-
havior was giving the bolshoi
dancers bad publicity. Vest
erners In Moscow. however. be-
lieve the Kremlin feared she
would never come back.
They did not worry about
Miss Lepeshinskaya, however.
Even during the coolest days Of
the cold war. she had no
trouble with Soviet authorities
over her continual presence At
Western diplomatic parties.
Unlike the dedicated Miss
Ulanova. who dresses drably
Moscow style. Miss Lepeshin-
skaya always wears the latest
Paris fashions. The whole dip
lomatic colony buxzed with Cos
sip about where she got them
since such things are not on
sales In the Soviet Union ever
for Mrs. Nikita 8. Khrushchev
the premier's wife.
Again going against the so.
Wet norm. Miss Lepeshinskayr
wears practically full stag
makeup ON the street and 4
parties. A tiny woman with
red-brown hair. she empha'
sizes her blue eyes with blul
eyeshadow and heavy mascara
She loves Western dane
steps and Is the most sough
after partner at many a diplo
matte shin-dig.
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MOSCOW, June % R.--
Bobby Fischer. IS year : old
whlz kid OF American ches. has
had little trouble with the COM
plicated maneuvering AZ Mos
cows Central Chess Club. but
he has become ensnarled In
some OF the Red5s red tape.
Bobby Is the Brooklyn school,
boy who won the United States
chess championship. then won
passage TO Europe on q TV
program. He hasn't done any
thing but play chess since he
got here last Wednesday.
Only trouble Is that Bobby
wasn't due 10 show Up until
July 20. two weeks prior TO his
scheduled appearance In the
opening interzonal chess cham
pionship. in Yugoslavia. August
5-i5.
The Russians footed the bill
for the Moscow portion OF the
trip and made. provisions FOL