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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

pfepteUed
scripts IN New York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered as guide to area Utewers
Shower Of StarsJack Benny pushing one OF his own
songs. when You Say Beg Your Pardon" but young
Tommy Sands wants no part of IT, Ed Wynn takes crack
at the tune besides reading 1.-THE Big Black Giant" and
do 10 Stafford and bapdeader husband Paul Weston.
Sands should set the kids screeching with Sing Boy
Sing" and Weston and Stafford have fun running
Autumn In New York" Veteran Ed Wynn and 2O-year-
old Tommy Sands provide the high spots. $3.50 pm,
WTOP-9
Dragne-A grabbag crime assortment at burglary dyi-
son The Introduction leads you to expect
yarn. Then robbery is solved and the thief appre-
hended Next the meat OF the show-a succession
OF burglaries and housebreakings There is a tie-n
between few Of the events and usual Smith
worried about the sergeants exam. $3.50 pm, WRC-
Pat Boone ShowMosy singing with doing Smack Dab
In the Middle" IT'LL" Lazy River" and pretty hymn
Beyond the Sunset Bright spot has Pat teamed with
Helen Taubel for version of the rock-,n roll
tune, Love Me-" Pats favorite bandleader Billy
Vaughan repeats his record hit "Silvery Moon"
pm, WMAI-7.
Playhouse sO-"The Last Man" good Western which
should hold you to the very end A bitter man takes
revenge on an entire town. and his method pip There
are enough characters to keep interested yarn
moves right along you them Cast includes
Sterling Hayden Carolyn Jones. Lee Philips Way Ford
and Hurd HATFIELD and the production is rst-rae $3.50
pm, WTOP-9
Ernie Ford Show-yera Miles, striking gown drops BY &c
give Ern an acting lesson She casts him as dashine
Frenchman, accent and all Vera also has few bright
words about the who discovered her Alfred
Hitchcock Ernie sings Bless Your Pea Pickin Heart
and the hymn. Hell Understand and Say Well Done
/ $50 pm, WRC-
Navy LogThe Lonely watch9 you like your Tv on the
stark SIDE tonights story of Navy captains vigil at the
bedside OF his critically wounded is a gripping one
There are few hockey touches but the whole it's q
welldone show with fine performances by James Todd
and Robert Crosson as the father and son. 10 pm
WMAL-7.
Tonght-Jonahan Winters is back to needle host Jack
Paar Btngy referring to Jack The King" Comic
Gin Norton does a fea-crcus bit, and in the musical
department Floran Zabach plays "Fiddles Booge and
Geneyteve sings the imprisoned ballad Domino
1880 pm. WRCA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500. WTOP (9)-Richard Di-
amond: The Dark Horse. .
A political campaign marked
by threats Of abduction and
homicide finds Diamond
hired as a bodyguard for
a tireless and pretty candi-
date.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Real Nc
Coys: The Lady's Man"
leads to jealousy for Luke
when q photographer for
a national magazine takes
pictures Of the family and
the ranch.
1000, WRC ~ - Rosemary
Ciooney Show: Guest is
Lauritz Melchior.
1880, WRC (D-Jane Wyman
Show: "A Widows Kiss. -
A woman races against time
70 save her daughters life
when a black widow spider
bites the girl.
1l:0O. WTTG (sl-Elever
O'Clock Movie: Blood on
the Moon" starring Barbara
Bel Geddes and Robert
Mitchum. TV Key says:
Good western. Cowpoke
fights a girl and her father
realizes 1t was an under
handed trick by his friend
and reverses his actions
l94S).
HIS. WTOP C9l-Late Show
Strange Cargo" starring
Clark Gable and Joan Craw.
ford. TV Key says: Good
exciting story Of escape from
a penal island in the tropics
which almost loses itself in
obscure symbolism 1882
n:2O. WMAL t7l-Night Show
East Of the River" starring
John Garfield and William
Lundigan. TV Key says.
Typical Garfield yarn about
the ex-con who. when put
to the test. is a nice guy,
Q940).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniOhts top shops prepiewed BY TV KEYS std6.
Uho attend rehedvsals. match screenings and andpze
scripts IN New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered a guide to area Uiewers
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10
Scholarships For
Shaw Graduates

Sandra Malinas, a member of
Shaw High School June class Of
1858 has been awarded a Fresh
man Scholarship by Fem Col
lege and will enter there in the
fall. Miss Malinas plans to ma
jor in English and minor in
psychology and art.
At Shaw, Miss Malinas was
active in Friendship clubs, the
College and Pep Clubs. She re-
sides at 1425 Hayden ave.
Another Shaw 1858 graduate
has won a scholarship. Miss
Patricia Moore, 942 East 131st
st. has been awarded a scholar
ship to Carnegie Institute of
Technology and will enter its
School OF Painting, Sculpture
and Design this fall.
Miss Moore, an honor roll
student was art editor of the
1858 Shuttle, on Student and
Canteen councils, and Pep
Club; in band orchestra and
Rhythm Teens and a National
Honor Student.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10

! Stuart Fitrell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Fitrell, 14s03 Ar
denall ave-, has enrolled at the
i U. S. Naval Academy at Annap-
oils on an appointment from the
schools academic board.
Mr.. Fittrell was vice presi-
dent of the Shaw January 1858
class at Shaw High School
where he played center on the
LEI Champion football team of
last fall, and was member of
the track and wrestling teams.
He was a Hi-Y and a monitor
and member of the Pep and Col
lege clubs, the Choir, the Can
teen committee and sang in the
choir.
Four East Clevelanders have
received scholarships in a dis
tribution made this past week
by the Cleveland Foundation.
They are: Paul Ripper, 1858
Glenmont rd., student at
Miami University; Mary Lois
Uphoff, 1870 Garfield rd., a
senior at College of Wooster;
Mary M. Hull, 1854 Rosemont
rd., junior at Oberlin College;
and Richard Gal, 1895 Super
ior rd., in his third year in the
School of Medicine, University
of Rochester.
The Foundation awarded "a
scholarships for a total of
$4,000.
Miss Sally L. Berg of 1920
Forest Hill ave., has been
named to the Deans List of
honor students for her work
during the Spring semester at
University of Dayton. Miss
Berg is enrolled in the Division
of Arts.
The CuyahogA Chapter Of the
National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis has awarded a
March of Dimes research fell
lowship for $14,680 to DR.. Jo-
seph F. Medicine of 3214 Clark
ave-, Cleveland, according to
an announcement made by
Judge Frank J. Merrick, chair
man.
The fellowship is for two
years advanced training in lab
oratory research in preparation
for a career in medical research
and teaching. The courses will
be taken at Buenos Aires, Ar
gentina, South America.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10

Patrolman Bernard Rhoda
81, a graduate of East Tech
High School, was appointed tc
the Police Department on Janu.
ary 4th, 1854. He is regular
shift patrolman whose duties
consist of operating a regular
patrol vehicle, police ambulance
and the accident investigation
car. He also works extra on the
truck weighing detail.
Rhoda is an active member
of the East Cleveland Frater.
nal Order Of Police Lodge 80
a member of the Bigelo Ma.
sonic Lodge 243, F. & A. M
and of Thatcher Chapter.
Rhoda is an avid fisherman
and during the Fall and Winter
season bowls with Mastro:
Bowling Team in the Eastern
Cuyahoga Police League, WIN
ing this years championship
During World War II he served
in the Marine Corps in the
First Marine Division "A'
Company.
Patrolman Rhoda and his
wife, Evelyn have two daugh.
ters, Darlene and Darla.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10
Deaths
DR.. George s. Thompson

Services were held Wednes-
day, July 9th for DR.. George S
Thompson who died Sunday
while being taken from his sum.
mer home in Hudson to Bedford
Municipal Hospital. The Thomp-
sons reside at SAG Helmsdale
rd. Burial was In Crown Hill
Cemetery.
DR.. Thompson was born ir
East Liverpool and was a grad.
uate of Western Reserve Uni
versity. He received his degree
while serving in the Army Med
ical Corps as an enlistee.
Fratenally, he was a member
of Forest Hill Masonic Lodge
and a past patron of Winder.
mere Chapter Order of Eastern
Star. Together with member.
ships in local and state profes
sional groups.
Surviving are his wife, Mar
garet A.; daughter, Mrs
Kathryn Miller; two grandsons;
two brothers, Harry and Charles,
and a sister, Mrs. Anna Smith.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10

Patrolman David Simpson
81, was appointed to the Po-
lice Department on September
18th, 1850. Patrolman Simpson
is a regular shift Patrolman
and his duties are varied; and.
as all patrolmen, he works
three shifts. He has attended
the Police Scientific Course
held at Western Reserve Uni.
versity.
Simpson served in the United
States Navy during World War
ii, seeing service in the South
Pacific and in Alaska.
Simpson likes competitive
sports and is one of the better
bowlers in the Eastern Cuya-
hoga Police League, and cap
tains the Edwards Funeral
Home Bowling Team. He is a
member of the East Cleveland
Police Golf Team. He is a
member of the East Cleveland
Fraternal Order Of Police.
Patrolman Simpson and his
wife, Christine, reside on Alder
ave. with their three children.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10
Foot Notes!
Why Don't They
Nuke a Shoe That
Will Elongate When
BahY's Feet Grow?
by
FRANK
FERRATO

Such a shoe is now made
under patents Gronted to the
Jumping Jack Shoe Company but
neither the public nor the shoe
retuilers were prepared for the
introduction Of such q radical
change when the shoe first op-
peored on the market in 1914.
One omuzinglY simple miscon-
ception stonds between the sue
cess and foilure Of q shoe thot
will grow. AL of us neglect to
note thOt toes do not grow like
fingers. Fingers grow more in
length than the main body Of
the hand but the moss OF the
foot grows six to eight times as
much as the toes grow.
Il the picture is cleor. the read
er will odree that to occommo-
dcte foot growth the expanding
part of the shoe should not be
up front. but behind the ball Of
the foot because that is where
the major growth occurs.
To permit exponsion al the
heel the leather under the heel
and up the back must be in one
continuous piece. Thot is the
process potented by Jumping
Jack.
II you con think Of onother
way to make shoe thut will
grow. whisper il TO me and we1l
get rich quick.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10
Librarians Vacation
|Afar And At Home

her homeland. Also Illinois.
bound will be Mrs. Kenneth Bier
her vacation address being Cham.
paign.
There is the regular Cana.
dian contingent, Mrs. Elns
Hukari in the Muskoka Lakes
region, Mrs. Maureen Hubache1
on a motor trip in Ontario, Hrs
Ruth Craxton with her family
at their favorite lodge on a
lake north of Toronto, and Miss
Bethia Frew exploring in Que
bee and Montreal.
Mrs. Dorothy Teeter and
family have reservations at
Ruggles beach on our own Lake
Erie and Miss Salome Britton
will also vacation on the shores
of Lake Erie.
Allegheny State Park is the
camping spot for the Raymond
Yaxleys and their five daug-
ters while Washington and Will
liamsburg are the summer ira
yelling goals for Miss Sinclair.
Mrs. Maybelle DeMore will
visit kin in several Pennsyl-
vania towns.
Interested in Rainbow for
Girls, Miss Andrea Allen will
attend that convention in Pitts
burgh and New York City is
stamped on Miss Jean Hoff-
mans ticket.
Two widely separated areas
are on the itinerary for Mrs.
Paul Yost - the Upper PENN
sula of Michigan and Ben
Franklin's Philadelphia.
Miss Julia Beaumier, who is
planning a fall wedding, re-
ports she will be "knee deep in
paint buckets" much of the
summer while other members
of the staff plan a vacation of
good times right in Cleveland.
Helping hold the fort during
all this coming and going will
be Mrs. Robert Gage whose
vacation this year is scheduled
for late fall when she and her
husband will be off for Florida.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10

Their minds full of vacation
plans, members of the f "a s I
Cleveland Library staff are
posed for flight to a wide va.
riety of places and scenes
They hope to see and meet
some of the places and some OF
the people that otherwise live
but in the books they handle.
Miss Dorothy Grout is max.
ing her second European tour,
flying to Lisbon June 28th. She
will spend two weeks in Italy,
including visit to Capri, then
to Switzerland, England and
Ireland. A stopover at STRAIT
ford-on-Avon will mean at
tendance at the Shakespearian
theatre there.
The great far west call sever
al. Miss Luna Dawson will rep
resent the library at the Ameri-
can Library Association conven-
tion in San Francisco, visiting
relatives in San Hose, Cal. and
Pueblo, Col, enroute home. Miss
Margaret Lovatt plans a motor
trip to Colorado and Miss Eliza
beth Campbell, her second time
west, vacations in southern
California.
New England hath its charms
for another coterie of vaca-
TONERS. Mrs. Wills Clinton and
her family look forward to a
fortnight at Wolfeboro on Lake
Winnepesaukee where water
skiing is one of their sports.
Mrs. Lillian Clarke and her
husband will be at their fav-
orite vacation spot, Hyannis on
Cape Cod for July. Boston will
be the central point from which
Mrs. Alan Richards will brush
up on American history while
Miss Sara E. Miller, librarian,
will have a month in the White
Mountains, as usual at Fern
croft Inn, Wonalalcet.
Miss Martha Driver is at
tending the Kiwanis Interna-
tional Convention in Chicago
as a guest, and the same mid
western metropolis calls Miss
Ellen Ching, who is driving
there with her sister to become
acquainted with another great
American city while here from
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10
Free Movie Tickets

You CON get q pair OF com
plimentorY tickets to the Show
Hayden TheatTe by reading the
ads in this popeY. There ore ten
names in ten ods scattered thru
the paper. II you find your name.
Just clip the od and toke II 10
the Show-HoYden Theot,e and
you'll get two free tickets.
Thurs. s.-Fri.-Sat. The Long Hot
Summer"
Kiddie Matinee Saturday. Kor-
toon Kornivol. Is Color Cartoons
plus comedy.
Sun. Mon Tues. Cowboy" and
Underwater Worrior."
Wednesday. Hot Spell"
Check oil the ads and maybe
you'll find your name. II not this
week. be sure TO look next week.
There1l be ten nomes each week
good for 20 tickets at the Shaw
Hayden Theotre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10
Service Clubs

On the summer program for
Kiwanis Of East Cleveland are
several interesting affairs be-
ing planned by William Morris
and his entertainment commit
tee. First to be announced is a
steak fry the evening Of July
18th at the home of Walter
Vlah in Geauga County with
the ladies being included.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
Noiicias Locales
En- Miami los
NefaIes Duran
Mucho Menos

De acuerdo con investigaciones
~realizadas. la ciudad de Miami es
la de ambiente fisico mas propicio
al herrumbre de los metales en- to.
do ell territorio de los Estados Uni
dos.
Las placas de los automobiles,
por ejemplo, que deben durar has.
ia cast cuatro amos y medic sin
oXidarse, en- Miami solo duran tres
amos, a menos que Sc recubran de
acero u otra substantial adecuada.
La ciudad norteamericana donde
mas protection natural reciben los
metales contra la oxidacion es Tue
son, Arizona. Ali la atmosfera Sc
ca del desierto permite que una
plaza de automovil Sc conserve IL
bre de herrumbre por Is amos.
En- la ciudad de Tallahassee, ca
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
Nellie Lou en- Hollywood
iFlmard en- Mexico Anthony ovinn?. = corroH Baker,
AIvmna sebresoIien+e. - oros chismes del Cinema

semanas dice haber aprendido 10
que a ctras personas les lleva to-
da su vidal. LEGO Gustavo Roio
va, para tomar parte (y que
conste que es ell unico espanol
en- Ell reparto) de "The Miracle"
que filma la Warner, con la SUI
Sodicha Carroll Baker en- ell es-
telar. Gustavo hara de torero,
del que Sc enarnora la chica.
eUISICOsAs
La peliculs de Marion Bran
do, Gums Up" dicen que sera
filmada en- octubre. Como que
adn no esta Ell guion listo, quien
sabe. De todos MOODS, los pro-
ductores piensan usar varias mu-
chachas mexicanas en- ell repair
to, y a pesar del reciente viaje
de Frank Rosenberg a Mexico
para entrevistar diversas jovenes
del cine mexicano, aun figura ell
nombre de Katy Jurado como
possible co-estrella de Brando, va
que nay mas que I'm papel fe-
menlno en- ell reparto... Mango
fue contratada para TRAFALGAR en-
"Alf Bahia" para television econ
Thomas Gomez Y Rafael Cam
posi- va que fue la que menos
dinero pidio, habiendo acceptable
300 dolares de sueldo por ell pro-
grama de una hora... Segun ell
ultimo' ceEso, en- Los Angeles,
hay 1877 $50 mexicanos inmigra-
dos. Anaden a esta cifra los re-
sidentes descendientes de mexi-
canos que va viven aqui y saben
Ell porque Los Angeles es consi.
dorado I'm mercado tan bueno
para Ell cine mexicano. Me dicen
que CASTOR Santos esta ABDUL
rlendo popularidad como galan
Joven del cine rapidamente y
que sus peliculas son muy tauui.
lleras. Hahlando de taquilla, ell
programa de Los Churumbelest
con la cantante y e~strella del
cine mexicano Flor Silvestre, que
Sc presento en- dias pasados en-
Ell MD de Los Angeles, pagaron
IL mil dolares contantes Y So
nantes pUr la taquilla esa soma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24

Carroll Baker, alumna sobre-
saliente y otros chismes del ci-
ne. (Propiedad del Servicio Pc.
riodistico Orbe.... Reproduction
Prohibidd).
HOLLYWOOD, agosto 90
(SPO).-Los C~hurumbeles de Els.
pana han continuado triunfando
en- Miami donde Sc presentan
en- SUI tercera semana triunfal, en-
ell Casanova Room del Hotel
Deauville. EN- ell programa de
television de Ed Sullivan Sc pre-.
sento Perez Prado, cuya compo.
sicion "Patricis" Sigue en- uno de
los primeros lugares en- popuIa-
ridad... En- Ell Hollywood Bowl. la
cantante flamenco Margarita Sic
IRA Sc p~resentara en- estos dfas,
Margarita no es muy conocida
aun por aqui, aunque 81 Sc ha
presentado en- television en- 81
programa de Jack Paar, Y ha
gustado.... Carroll Baker lie die
a un colega dick Williams del
"Mirror-News") que paso dos Sc
manas en- Andalucia, convivien-
do, SUI esposo y ella, con los si-
tanos de ALA, y que en- csc item.
pc pudo aprender los cantares v
bales flamencos. les una "alum-
naza" al parecer, va que en- dos
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24

marglna y elimina del movimien-
to obrerU a quienes tienen deva.
neos extrlgremiales y extrana-
cionales"
Aver los ferrocarriles trabaia-
ron normalmente, debido a que
los sindicatos ordenaron a los
25O,0G0 trabajadores, no hacer
la huelga, debido a que Sc meio-
raran las rentas a los jubilados.
Tambien en- la madrugada los
medicos de la capital, tras 48
dias de huelga resolvieron re-
tornar hoy a sus labores, supe-
randose asi uno de los co%nflictos
mas graves que haya enfrentado
Frondizi, en- sus cuatro meses de
gobierno.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
CONSTRUCTOR DEMANDA AL
MIAMI NEWS" por deuda
CONTRATO

La firma de abogados Smathers,
Thompson y Dyer establecieron
demanda contra ell miami News"
de esta ciudad, por reclamation de
la Suma de S279.255.33 que seeun
los demandantes no fue abonada a
los constructors, segun ell contra.
to original de $1.763. 900 que cost6
ell edificio.
Ell abogado del diario miamense,
Henry Sinclair, expreso que la SUI.
ma que aparece en- ell contrato fue
totalmente cubierta, salvo la
pequena diferencia de $1,000, SUI
ma que quedo retenida hasta que
ell c%ontratista completara debida-
mente los trabajos de los pisos.
Sinclair afirma que los extras y
las ordenes de alteraciones fueron
convenidos debidamente Y que 81
News pago por TODD clio relieio.
samente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24
Sc Inicio Aver ell
Festival de Teutro
en- Rep. de Mexico
8 Paises Portieipon

MEXICO, agosto % CUPID. -
Con la c~oncurrencia de Argentina,
Chile, Cuba, Mexico, PERU, Ell Sal,
vador, Venezuela y Estados Uni.
dos, Sc iniciara en- esta capital hoy
sabado, ell primer Festival Pana.
mericano de teatro. Presidira la
ceremonial inaugural, Ell Ministro
de Education, Jose Angel Cisne.
roS.
Inmediatamente despues de la
ceremonial inaugural, ell conjunto
teatral cubano "Talia" hara SUI de-
but con la obra dramatica Alta
Political, del autor frances, Louis
Vernueil. I'm segundo grupo tea
trail cubano representara la obra
Gun Color Para Este Miedo", de
que es autor ell cubano, Ramon Fee
rreira.
Con exception de la plea de
Verneuil, las demas obras, todas
dramas o comedias, o de auto
res latinoamericanos o norteame-
ricanos.
FL festival Sc extendera hasta Fl.
mes de octubre.
Celestino Gorostiza, director del
Departamento de Arte dramatico
del Institute de Bellas Artes, pa
trocinador del festival, declare que
este festival hara que Sc estreche
ell acercamiento entire las nacio-
mes a~mericanas".
Cada pals ocupara ell escenario
del teatro del Institute de Bellas
Aries, durante una semana entera.
Asi, Cuba. que dara dos obras, 10
ocupara del % al 80 de agosto;
EStados Unidos, del primero al
ocho de septiembre; PERU, del 8 al
IA de septiembre; Chile, del Is al
81 de septiembre; Venezuela del
% al 90 de septiembre; Ell Saliva
dor, del 1 al 7 de octubre; Argen;
tina, del 9 al II de octubre; y Me.
xico, del II al % de octubre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24

a Anthony Quinn para "La Gu
caracha" esta bien cerca de rea-
lizarse y que Bolahos esta dis
puesto a pagarle a Quinn TODD 10
que este lie exigi6 a IsmaeI Ro-
driguez en- la Ultima vista que
hizo ell director a hollywood. De
ser un hecho, tenderness 4 An
thony Quinn y Maria Felix, jun
tos en- LA Cucaracha" en- espa-
mol e ingles, dirigidos por Is
mael Rodriguez y fotografiados
por ell unicO, Gabriel Figueroa...
En- ests forma, Sc haria realidad
la declaration de Quinn, de hace
dos amos d mi colega Armando
del Moral de que 10 unico que
lie faltaba hacer en- ell cine, era
una pelicula en- Mexico, para una
empresa mexicana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24

ma, para felicidad del empresa-
rio Frank Fouce...Un empresario
local sigue adquiriendo mala fa-
ma por deber a este y aquel ar
tista dinero, hasta ell extreme, de
que muchos lie exigen que les pa
que cada dia cuando salem en-
giras que el organiza.
ESTO. Y AQUELL0
va sali6 nuestro colega Ar
mando del Moral del hospital.
Tendra que continuar en- SUI casa
algunas semanas mas, hasta es-
tar restablecido otalmente, y
luego, a TRAFALGAR, aunque me d.
10 Armando que empezaria a es-
cribir pronto, para no perder la
costumbre.... Jose Bolanos anda
por aqui otra veZ, y esta vez pa
rece que ell asunto de c~ontratar
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-24

es unicO IN SUI clase. esDecialmente
pOr su espOntaeidad y eficiencia
cuandO lie tOcan a la puerta y lie
dicen: Carlos, me tienes que ayu-
dar; a fulano lie pas6 este y este
y este -. Yo no sc cuantas
veces he tenidO que apelar a Ell
para que me resuelva mis- prOpios
enredos y los de mis- multiples
amigos, al extreme que me con-
siderable "quemado" ultimamente,
va no tenfa cara para llamarlO pOr
telefOnO 49,. No Obstante y como
ahOra lie TOGO a Ell y que seamos
nosotrOs los que debemOs tirarIe la