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EISENHOWER

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ever could concentrate suffi-
cient power to take over this
Government.
Mr.. Eisenhower recalled that
some people used to be alarmed
at the idea Of a military man
becoming a dictator. He said
history shows that most die
tators have been civilians rath-
err than military men. He
pointed out that Hitler and
MuSsolini were not soldiers.
Sees No Sense to II
So now, the President said,
they have given up the argu-
ment owe rdangers Of military
car and talk about making a
civilian a car. Il don't see any
sense to it at ALL" he said
emphatically.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty disclosed
later that Mr.. Eisenhower
intends to talk more about
Defense Department reorgan-
ization in a luncheon speech
he will make next Thursday to
the American Society Of News
paper Editors and Interna-
tional Press Institute here.
Mr.. Hagerty said it was the
Presidents intention to talk
about > defense reorganization
whenever he gets the chance.
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Indonesiu Envoy
In Rome Defects

ROME. April 9 (P.-Inoo-
nesia's Ambassador to Italy quit
his post today. apparently in
support Of the rebellion against
the Jakarta government. He
asked Italy for political asylum.
The Italian Foreign Ministry
said Ambs sSador Sultan Mu-
hamad Rasjid announced his
action in a telegram from the
North Italian port city of
Genoa. An official said the
asylum request probably would
be granted.
In Singapore, an Official of
the Jakarta government en-
route to Europe said it had
been rumored that the crew of
one of two new Indonesian
corvettes which sailed from
Leghorn. Italy. Monday planned
to head the ship for Menado,
the rebel center in the North
CelebeS. The official said the
crew Of the other ship was pro-
Jakarta. however, and planned
to take it to Egypt.
The Indonesian Embassy in
Rome denied the report.
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ECONOMIC

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the figures indicated a slowing
up of the decline.
He is entitled to his opin-
ion," Mr.. Eisenhower said
adding that his own was based
on the opinion of the best ex-
perts he could consult.
Warns on Imitation
The President warned Of the
imitation danger when a re-
porter pointed out that pend
ing antirecesslon measures in
Congress could result in a $40
billion budget deficit. The re-
porter wanted to know If this
was a legitimate price to pay
to halt the recession. Under the
circumstances. the President
said, the possibilities of infla-
ton would be very greatly in
creased.
Mr.. Eisenhower said a recess
sion-''if we had to look for
ward" to a continued decline
would have an effect on Amer
ica's political position abroad
But he added there was real
ground to hope we will be on
the upgrade" and these fears
will be stilled.
Earlier, the new jobless fig
ures brought congressional de-
mands for some reasonable
antirecession remedies.
Senator Humphrey. Demo-
crat Of Minnesota, said that
even the small increase in I'M
employment was disheartening
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because March usually brings a
substantial decline in the num-
Der Of jobless.
Asks AntirecessiOn Moves
IT'S good to receive less bad
news than we had before but
it's still not good news" Sem
ator Humphrey commented.
He said steel production and
freight carloadings continued
to decline in March, and added /:
1--WE would be well advised to
proceed with an antirecession
program of at least reasonable
proportions, and not to rely on
faith, hope and charity"
Representative Reuss, Demo-
crat Of Wisconsin, said the
March employment figures re-
quire immediate action by Con-
gress on a tax cut, expanded
unemployment compensation
benefits and increased social
security payments.
However. Senator Capehart,
Republican of Indiana, agreed
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Attack on High Court
Stirs Furor in Senate

| it asserts that the courts deci-
sions in many instances indi-
cate that it at least is an un-
whiting pawn of what Mr.. Hut
ton calls international COM
munism's war of paralysis
against the United States.
The document cites the 1854
school segregation opinion as
an instance of what it calls the
courts incredible unaware
ness" of the Communist pat
tern.
IF rational processes can rec
oncile the stature, dignity and
constitutionally assumed omnis-
Gent responsibility of the court
with the evident ignorance
fragrant misconception. and al
most incredible unawareness re-
flected by its Communist
pattern beginning with the 1854
decision, then only one con-
clusion remains to Congress.
THAT incredible unaware
ness constitutes the most cogent
reason for enactment of Senate
Bill 2646 (the Jenner bilD which
would remove the appellate
jurisdiction of the court from
areas in which it has disquali-
fled itself-areas where the sur
vival of the United States is
imperiled."
The document entitled, The
Supreme Court as an Instru-
ment of Global Conquest" con-
tains a series of questions posed
by Mr.. Hutton and answered by
him.
One of the questions is: do
recent decisions of the Supreme
Court follow pre-established
Communist lines and conten-
tions?"
The answer is. affirmative "
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by a vote Of So agreed to ac-
cept it.
Controversy over progressive
versus conventional education
has spanked Mr.. Rutter's ten
ure in Arlington. When he
was appointed, the school board
was controlled by representa-
tives Of the county's more
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CUBA
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his Sierra Maestro headquar-
tiers that his guerrillas are
poorly fed and badly armed but
will wage total war until the
tyranny of Batista is over
thrown"
They will do that, he said in
a note of bitterness, while some
anti-BatiSta leaders are living
in luxury Miami, Fla, hotels.
The rebel leader heaped scorn
on the junta of liberation.
formed in Miami last Novem-
Der by groups opposed to Presi-
dent Fulgencio Batista.
A bomb exploded by rebels
last night destroyed the Cuban
Air Products Co., a Santiago
de Cuba firm which supplies
bottled oxygen to hospitals
Subsequent fires RACED two adj
joining houses. Seven persons
were injured.
Shooting in Santiago
Police and rebel bands ex-
changed machine gun and rifle
fire for 10 minutes early today
in Santiago. the capital of
Oriente.
Guards and troops repulSed
a rebel band that attacked the
big prison at Donate, outside
Santiago. just before dawn. No
casualties were reported.
Pressing a concerted drive
against Castro, the government
yesterday sent new troops into
Oriente.
About 700 soldiers were flown
from Havana to Santiago de
Cuba, the capital of Oriente
TO join Army, Navy and Air
Force men already believed to
total 10000.
There were reports the rebels
had beefed UP their forces with
arrivals from abroad and by
picking up supporters during
swings through open country
near their mountain hideouts
Rebel sources in Havana said
their strength has increased to
about 5000 men in Oriente.
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| liberal faction. It is now In
the hands Of conservatives,
Prosperous Community
Radnor township is a pros
porous suburban community
west Of Philadelphia. It has a
school enrolment of $500
compared with Arlington's
%, 900. and employs a total OF
100 teachers.
Mr.. Rutter went to Arlington
in 1850 to become principal Of
Westinghouse High School
After two years, he was named
superintendent of the county
school system. His present
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four-year term expires July l,
1861.
Mr.. Rutter, 81, was principal
of Grover Cleveland High
School at Caldwell, N. j.. be-
fore going to Arlington.
He received a bachelor OF
science degree in economics
from Franklin and Marshall
College. Lancaster. Pa, in 1929
Mr.. Rutter holds a masters de-
gree in secondary school ad-
ministration and a doctor Of
education degree. both from
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with yesterdays statement by
the President and said he
thought the recession had hit
bottom in March.
Commerce Secretary Weeks
predicted an improved picture
in April with more employment
and less unemployment. and
added:
by this I do not mean we
are out of the woods, just that
the trend has started in the
right direction"
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Gin Rummy Hobby

DR.. j. e. Froelich, one of the
top scientists responsible for
the baby moon Explorer, spends
most of his spare time playing
gin rummy.
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Columbia University.
Since Mr.. Rutter became
superintendent in Arlington
the county school system has
won national recognition fol-
educational achievement.
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NAVAL AIR CHIEF-Vice
Admiral Robert B. Prize,
now commander of the I'd
Fleet in the Atlantic, be-
comes Deputy Chief of
Naval Operations for Air
next month. He will sue
coed Vice Admiral william
v. Davis, whose new as
signment has not been an
nounced. Admiral Prize, So,
has been a naval airman
since 1921. S. Navy
Photo.
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understood to feel that a
thorough airing of the docu-
ment and the circumstances OF
its printing will eventually hurt
more than help the Jenner bill
I'm my view this so-called
study is anything but a work
Of scholarship as 1t is called by
the subcommittee counsel.
Senator Hennings said. mot
being a member Of the SUBJ
committee I had no say in its
inclusion in the hearings. How
ever, was quite astonished
that the subcommittee high
lighted it by printing it sepa-
rately.
I'm my opinion if it was to
be printed at all it should have
been placed in the regular vol
ume with the other statements
and testimony so that it could
be evaluated accordingly"
Mr.. Sourwine was not imme-
diately available for comment.
The record of the February %
meeting shows that the SPX
document by Mr.. Hutton was
not solicited by the subcom-
mittee, but that Mr.. Sourwine
suggested that it be added to
the hearing record as "a work
of some scholarship
Senator Hruska. Republican
of Nebraska, who was preSid-
ing at the time, ordered that it
be printed as a separate item
at Mr.. Sourwine's suggestion.
Charge Explained
Although the document by
Mr.. Hutton does not accuse
the Supreme Court of sympa-
thv with the Communist line.
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SIX for your FREE PARKING STAMP

4 PARK g. SHOP where you see the Downtown Park
and Shop Emblem.
When you make purchase (some stores have mini
mum requrements) ask clerk to stick free one
hour stamp on your parking stub.
When you shop more than one hour ask another
store where you make purchase for another stamp.
You can park free for as many hours as you shop
downtown.
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HOUSES UnFuRnIsRED

ADELrmI-a-bsdrm. Contemporary
siaS. $500 Rosstis lane out
Es'sb ,'fau,r i sslsessS Ss NJ p. .Iss.a. '.
AUX. ,-a bedrmss den. : ton
lfe, lot, attic. fan. drier coanec-
Psntagon. Pprl nsivolf and b, q
s.a s'7 XII 1d.sSlS. siaS 70 'i'A'
3 s {. S:sl1.SHi. Hi SsarI g ma NJ
CAPE Cod Huss rec nm 'i ssp.
DIN. rm.. lss, Nv. rm. with frepl..
VI, with eating area, scr. porch
-, earport. fun bsmt., lots of stor-
aee area eood stoolai avail. a
enrses i9r Er.,at $3.50 mo,
my .ss''s sv.! 20 40 s-S s.sesov week ends
ANNANDALE-b bedrms, ; baths:
s COW lem; sehe2la' egs shop
ARL; s.-s-bedIm. brick: TOP
$3.50, ri. s-ddb2 or ", 2-Oib4,
ARLINoT0N-LArRe attractive. g.
eedrms h-bath Colonial Ass
lst ~ 8 $3.50, IA, 4-2200,
ARL..FALLs cHURcH-3 bedrms |.
Nv rm. DIN, I'm, EQUIP. Kit, re,
per mo. VI. 2-007o,
BETnEsDA. ND, 7703 Westiield
Dr.. Landon Village = Detached
q rambler on attractive lot, Newly
decorated; rms. and bath, dlnf-
washer. disposal. gas heat, lafFe
rear screened porch: Si60. Avail.
immed, Can be inspected, L. :.
bkhUNiNokR A SONS, Ma.
5000.
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HOUSES FURNISHED


N.yzs bsdrPl. ~, am Mt. sp.
iiahsp.. iiefss, siSs' "a. b.isiss
EI:Sh I SiSi' I ~ Ss. ~ l:ss; ss a;i
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ilth 81. NV ITes-Bsaut. fun
500, apt bidl. DE' a-sSa0.
DUPONT CIRCLE
walk o. work. bloctn MaynoUsF
Hotel LARGE living room. spacious
bedroom, large on Kitchen, tile
showers, new modern furniture,
runn wnil-to-walL walk-in
cloaetai free Gaa. electric. silver
ware. dishes, waahina machine
suitable 3 persons. Sis month
up, pu z.datt,
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HOUSES ION .sALE-M.E.
lcoNIIhuIpl

coLoREp-N. MICH. PK.-vAc.
MODERN CORNER BRICK, . yTs.
old fenced yard, full bsmt only
saob down, mo payt.. too.b0.
Priced below markst
oKNx AInERTa a co. To. a-aa0o
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Aprs UnTuRMIsHEp--vA.


AnL.. MI bedroom: edpltll NOD
Il: slsI .. !, :: -. 81 esiS'ssis ~
AnL.. N.-e-bedrm apia,, ta7 10
DER No. mel utI|n.t waIklna ia.
lance Ari. HAL and hechl "a,
off-ftrset parkine. see Mr., Gus.
IEn on pefmiaes, Apt, 3. $40 n
Thomas a., "A, 1.A2oi o. "A
e-a0hh
FRONT ROYAL. VA deal for re-
tired couples bedrm. ania hol
and cold water and heat furnished
$50 moi aood flahlnai no ohiec,
ton % children, kendrick LAM
nRons pIont koSsIA sS. ~ ""'
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hEsTAURANI=!Lleuogl sIssilssI
Known, beautiful room, same
owner 30 years; retiring; firsl
time ever offered Tor sale. lO'OOO
eash down will handle BOB HoL-
LANDER. EXCLUSIVE BRoKER
llll Pa, ave, NV. Ma, s-074a
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auoMs FuRnIsHfp-M.M.
Sl4 WEEKLY UP

lee. dhle, Fma,. 81 SO per day Der
person Also lae, dhle. rms. 81 per
dnyi MAID kert,, lAun, faclia, I hlk
On conns hlkt Mavnovef Wall
sPsS, RfsS.S ain .. a. Es" k.go.i'
coL0RKD-a FRONT RMS. with
PRIVILEGES. 1918 PArk ID nv
Lee dols, rm4 II; nm. tvin beds.
cOL0RED-RooM ron RENT. for
COUPLE, .mAp or woman; privileges,
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Store i7'x6S IN well established
shopping center OF rs stores. Pres
ent erocery does q million dollar
business; drug stores do 100000
Reasonable rental.
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FARM AND GARDEN
POULTRY AND EeeS

BABY CHICKS, poults, feed and
poultry supplies, JAMES FEEL
STORE. 61o K ct. NV. NE
PIGEONS, DOVES-Homers Rollers
Swiss Mondaines. Doves, White
and Ring Neck. VIII. 2-74S3.
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BURNT MILLS EsTATEs-Doctor's
home and once, owner moving 70
Florida. 2 lower levels, completely
finished for once. 3 twin sized
bedrms.. 3 baths, sep, din. rm.;
carport and circular drive. Home
immaculate. c. ROBERT GRAY
4 CO. 9l6 Ellsworth drive JU.
KAHN
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,ILVER SPRING. Woodside Forest,
White Oak drive--Fine COMFORT
able family home. all-brick Colo
niAl; 3 bedrms.. bath and powder
rm.: very large liv, rm and din.
rm. comb. paneled reading rm-:
mod, well-planned kitchen adj ~
14xl4 screened porch full bsmt.
paneled rec. rm. outside entrance,
toilet This house In beautiful
condition. Location excellent for
schools, transp. and shopping.
Price. S25, 600, FLA guarantees
BRoussARD AoENcY' INC, ~
7-s05l; ewes, week end, JU o.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--mu.

4 Nj SOUTH or FREDERICK
Point Of hoeks, Md-o-fm. efieh
and barn, electtieity; ; acre.
oLo REALTY CO. NE s-iSti'
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LIS I II

Of unfinished houses in Northern
Virginia, S14O 70 $500. we have
many service clients for homes in
the $3.50 to 5000 price range. II
you are being transferred and
have not been able to sell your
home, call us for rental counsel.
Please ask for Paul MorRan.
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bier" You must see the interior
OF this custom-built brick home.
perfect condition, living room.
separate dining room, 3 bedrooms
and 2-tile baths, modern kitchen.
Very large recreation room with
fireplace, screened porch. Located
"a blocks from bus, IN one Of the
finest home areas. Price S30,0Q0.
Call WO. $4,000. EDW. II. JONES
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FoXHALL ROAD AREA

Choice location. A rare opport-
tunity to purchase a completely
appealing house. traditional IN
style, set in enchanting garden
with small swimming pool. In
addition TO the living room, there
is q lovely living porch and IL
brary. Call for appt. to inspect.
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WOODsIDR-A better 4-bedrm ! 2
bath bl-leyel rambler, IN the BEST
NEIGHBORHOOD. lEe.. Nv. rm /,
magnificent master bedrm.. mod.
GIT nearly new oullt IN , lp5o;
bus DiA' an p puSIie f and pS SPRit
schools, 4 walking blks. to shop
ping: er-than-new cond.
throughout. Owner must sell.
Asking S21 800 Make offer. 10.
b-366s, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES,
Mgt.
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-Spacious
rambler with 3 bedrms., ga bathS,
din. rm., cleo. kit. with din. space
and pantry LIST floor: laundry;
breezeway. garage. stairs to attic;
full bsmt.; extras include To- ely
Commission to brokers. OWNER,
HE. 4-5254
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HOUSES ION sALE-s.E.

SALE NJ OWNUn-Nins-rm. houae.
earafaa. SIS IN - $4,000 ~
best odeE has = be sold Tot %
estate Call after 3 Pm III.
cOlonkp-conNkn BRICK 81 .
$50, termai vacant 700 Chaplin
49, Possession WITH dcgoslt,
SkALf'5 @lPIR egospsffSs.1 ieess
a. nv, AID. a.eO0b.
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FAIRFAx = 4-bedroom. 2-bath
home on corner lot. with lots
Of shrubbery. Patio and outside
fireplace. Available now, S12b.
Several others. il. 2-2620, Jo-
SEPH W. SEAY CO. I13 W.
Broad St. Fails Church. virginia
FALLS cHURCH-2-bedrm. mas;
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REsTAURANT = Do1ntoVn n,

VIRGINIA : An estate
hou,ss e snd 'o ara nnfsln hoTs La,se
terested In running q frst class
home need Amply. Box 464-T, Star.
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conn. AVE. AT.

bedroom, living rm., dining foyer,
Kitchen and bath. Utilities In
cluded. switchboard and elevator
service, CAN no. a-eAiA
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.BKrnEsDA, Battery PArk-s2,e0O
fsss s vsits s' st RsF Dutch SsA eek eolonHis SS
center ent., liv. rm., din. rfns,
den. 3 bedrmh baths, rec.
, I'm sne =, nai Ses.Nsp arssH pH ~.
dIPs; nc OIL. s-7ooe' eyes,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALrAvIsTA TERRAcE : s-bedrm.
modern kit full bsmt', pansled
rec acc, IA sss5 SSho s a. Sosx grF.
SON; Realtor. on. s-sisai ewes.
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GOVERNOR SHEPHERD
2i2i VIRGINIA AVE. NV

Furnished efneisncy, fun
Kitchen. ample eloaeta.
doNntown. modern elev,
BIDS, air cond. 24-hr. tele-
phone switchboard and
meaaage desk, suitable sel
or dbl occupancy, Call
resident manager. Ma. g.
377i.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSE AND PONY AUCTION
sso PM rrif sishty 1 az Sor..s lS am
ponies to select from. We will
get highest dollar for your stock
HILLTOP FARMS SALE BARN,
Fisher road. Temple Hills. Nd
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nITPONT CTRCLE

UUTOIN I O44NOLG
walk TO work: 2 blocks MaynoweI
Hotel; single. double rooms, newly
renovated, clean, eheeriul' We
mS,d service, running water in
rns Young crowd: $40 week
each. 1915 goth st. NV. Du
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MIRAMAR

1901 18th s., Cor. B. l. Ave. NV
rsmodsisd. ds luxe baiiidins wit" viii
elevator and secretafiai service.
wired for air eonditioning: so4
See resident MANAGER.
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
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6OWNTOWN LOCATION-sgle, and
twin bedrms.. semipyt. bath
showers telephone S ssTyles ,o eTny,
Annex. Apply Manager, EBBITT
HOTFI, 10th and H sts. NV.
52th ST. NV. I1e1-Dble rm..
Antnaly furn.. maid serv.; run
water; $40. Du. 7-9310. -
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BETHESDA-Weii planned. brick
split-leVel: bedrms.. 2 baths.
marvellous big kit: handsome FAM
lily room on garden level; gear
garage; sub-bsmt.; mid 20s. SAM
UEL Z. BoGLEY OF MD. INC.
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Wyngate, Sl4,95O. De-
lightful 2-story home: 2 bedrms..
bath on LIST A.: bedrm. upstairs;
table space in kit; bsmt.. gas
heat: evergreens, many other
trees; $3.50 down. SAMUEL 3.
BOGLEY OF ND. INC, OIL.
6-7sO0 til o
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24

I'm camello puede absorber
en- menos de una bora 100 litros
de aqua.
En- su primera presentation
en- la Scala de Milan la opera
Aida de Verdi, tuvo un ext
to sensational. La function fue
dirigida por ell propio autor, a
quien obsequiaron con una ba.
tuta de marfil y una estrella
de diamantes con los nombres
de aida y Verdi.
Sc puede decir que ell tama-
no del corazon de cada persona
es Ell de su puno cerrado y que
presenta la lorna aproximada
de una pera.
A Gallant, famoso armero ne
dieval, Sc lie atribuye la forja
de las siguientes espadas: Joyo-
sa, de Carlomagno; Durindaina
de Rolando; Maravillosa, de
Doom de Maine y Preciosa de
Galafra, emir de la ciudad de
Toledo y padre de una de las
8 esposas de C~arlomagno.
En- Francia solo Sc consumer
maneanas desde fines del sislo
XVIII.
La flauta es un instruments
de viento del grupo de los de
MADEIRA. sin embargo presen.
ia la particularidad de que en-
sus origenes Sc lie eonstruia de
hueso.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24

Querida Amaranta: Soy una
muchacha bastante bien pa
recida y a la que no faltan
pIetendientes. Sin embargo,
no muestro grandes prisas de
casarme. Comprendo que el
matrimonio es la logica y ira
dicional carrera de la mujer,
pero tiene I'm Inconvenience
inevitable que me hace STEM
pre- dudar: la falta de liber-
tad. 81 esta circumstance es
la que explica que algunos
homhres Sc queden ~solteros, o
al menos retrasen ell momen.
to de la boda TODD 10 possible,
mo es logico que haya algu-
mas mujeres - como 20 -
que piensen en- 10 que implica
atarse para siempre . Ia vo-
luntad de un hombre?
Ann
La falta de libertad que eli
matrimonio supone es un con.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24
Cosas Que Debennos Saber

En- China la temperature dia-
ria Sc clasifica segun Ell nume-
70 de tunicas de soda que deben
ponerse. I'm dia caluroso es dia
de una tunlca; uno frio es de
siete, ocho o mas tunicas.
Ell oceano Pacifico constitu-
We la masa liquida mas impor-
tante del mundo y posee las ma
yores profundidades submari-
mas.
De acuerdo con las listas de
divorciados en- Francia, des-
pues de siete amos de vida con-
yugal, la pareja atraviesa la
prueba decisiva de SUI existen-
cha.
Las siglas HIP. provienen de
las palabras inglesaS horse po-
wer' que significan "caballo de
fuerza". Esta unidad deriva de
la formula que indica que la po-
tencia es igual al cociente en-
tire Ell trabajo y ell tempo.
=
Russia otorga Ia medalla de
maternidad a las mujeres que
tienen 5 o 6 hijos; la de mater
nidad gloriosa a las madres de
Z a 9, y la madre heroica a
las que cuentan 10 o mas eria-
turas.
Ana Caruso vic morir a 10
de sus hijos en- la infancia o la
adolescencia. Solo sobrevivi6 ell
que vino despues, que result6
ser Ell cantante mas grande de
todos los tiempos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-24
del Ma

aqua con sal I'm bora Ono es alb
solutamente necesario). Escu-
rranse las repanadas, rebocense
en- harina y frianse hasta dorar-
Sc bien, M~ezclense los donates,
Ia cebolla, los pimientos verdes
y sazonese con sal y pimienta,
Pongase en- una cacerola en- ca
pas, alternando una de berenje-
ma con otra de la mezcla de to-
mate, Horneese sin tapar. Tenn
peratura $50 grades a 375 gra-
dos F, TEMPO en- ell horno, /,
IL horas.