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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
The
Rambler
=. Answers q Query
4 About Gen. Hancock
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

A reader asks: ''Is Winfield
Scott Hancock astride a
bronze horse at Seventh
street and The Avenue any
relation to wintield Scott
astride . bronze horse at
Scott circle?"
When Hancock was born in
1924 near Norristown. Pa,
winfield Scott was already
famous for his part In the
War Of 1872. Gle later be-
came a national hero in the
Mexican War of 1S46.) The
infant in Pennsylvania was
named for, but is not related
to. the general.
Like his namesake, under
whom he served in the Mex
lean campaign, the Penn
sylvanian also became q
military hero, and had the
misfortune to run for the
presidency.
It is appropriate that a
statue Of Winfield Scott Han
cock dominates a corner Of
downtown Washington. He
has a place In local history.
He was in the seat of power
here in those hysterical days
after the assassination Of
Lincoln and the attempted
assassination Of Secretary Of
State Seward.
He was commanding gen.
eral Of the Middle Military
District, which included
Washington, when the con-
spirators were tried at the
Penitentiary - now part Of
Fort Leslie McNair.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Curdsvie Social Activities
Family Gatherings Add TO Birthday
Celebrations OF Marks And Dunkums

Jimmie Leap and Wesley Earl Dun
KUN were present
{ Recent visitors Of Mrs. Lucy
Bersch, Miss Annie Phaup anc
Reeves Phaup were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Kirtner and Michael, Of
Chatteroy, w Va, Mr.. and Mrs
Varney Clifford. Of Road Fork. Ky
and Mr. and Mrs Frank Bersch
OF Christiansburg Mr. and Mrs
Bersch were in Richmond where he
was delegate to the Lions Clut
convention last week.
Mrs. Carroll Griffith had friends
and relatives from Tennessee visit
ing recently.
Mr. and Mrs. G gorge F'arrai
visited their son and family, Mi
and Mrs Henry McBurney, OF Nor
folk, and friends in Warwick and
Newport News last week
Visitors last week at Cacerta
home Of Mrs Halle Baldridge and
family. were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Putt, Of Chicago Mrs. Wyatt Lee
Grand. Of Richmond, Mrs. Anne
Chamberlayne. Of Farnvlle. and
Mr.. and Mrs. c A Smith, Of Rich
mond
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
were in Richmond Monday
Mr. and MS. Jimmie Leap
visited MI and Mrs. Worth Lear
and family and his mother. Mrs
Worth Leap, Of Waynesboro, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Putney, OF
Cumberland, and Mrs F. w
Rhodes. Of Richmond, were supper
guests Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Dunkum.
Recent visitors Of Mrs. Reeves
Phaup and A. G. Marks were Mrs
Alfred Harris, Edward Lee Harris
Mrs Marvin Dunkum and Marvin
Jr.. Mrs. Joshua Dunkum and Gay
nellie. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Marks
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Dunkum and Miss Lizzie Wilson.
Claude Caudell. who has been liv-
ing near Willis Mountain, has re-
Gently moved to Tennessee
Mrs. Herman Dowdy and Janice
visited Mrs. Ryland Dowdy at
Dowdys Corner. They called on
Mrs. Ryland Dowdy's aunt, Mrs.
Lucy Garrett. Of Prospect. In the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Rev. Philip Thomas preached an
inspiring sermon Sunday morning
at Smyrna We are glad to have
him back for another year.
Mrs. Corban Wise. OF Lynchburg
visited Mrs. Reeves Phaup and A
G. Marks last week end
Mrs Wyatt LeGrand. Of Rich
mond. spent last week visiting
friends in the neighborhood Mrs
Garnett Wyatt. Mrs. Dallas Rainey.
Mrs Annie Garnet, Mrs Halle
Baldridge. Mrs. Finch and Mrs c
c. Harvey and Mrs. Emmett Dun
KUN. She also enjoyed the Sunday
services at Smyrna Church.
The Marks family gathered at the
Lewis Marks home Sunday. June
8. for picnic dinner, honoring Mrs
j. +. Marks. whose birthday was
Saturday Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Marks, Nj; and Mrs.
Bernard Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Marks. Jimmie and Julia,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson, Mr..
ana Mrs. Peter Mathews and Mr.
ana Mrs. Lewis Marks, Sandra,
Vincent and William.
Recent visitors Of the Alfred
Harris family were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell and two sons. Of
Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
Dunkum, of Dillwyn, A. G. Marks
and Miss Lizzie Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marks, Julia
and Jimmie, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Burrell Smith and son last week
Mrs. Corbin Wise, of Lynchburg.
expects to visit her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hamilton. and three children. Of
Bear Lake, Pa, in the near future
Observe Birthday
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Dunkum
honored her mother, Mrs. Lucy
Smith Duncan Of Columbia, with a
birthday party in their home, Sun
day, June Is. with all her children,
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren present Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Duncan and Judy, of Columbia,
Mrs. Charlie Glass, of Warwick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrison,
Harry. Jr.. and infant daughter, Of
Gainesville. MIR. and Mrs. Billy
Ayers. Of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Cumberland Rt. |

Mrs " Scottie Keller who
has been in Korea Tor The past 10
months. Is back at his home here
Nh. and Mrs Herbert Jenkins
and children Of Richmond. are
visiting Mrs jenkins parents. Mr.
and Mrs Brode Trotter. this Week
Mr. and Mrs G M Ownbv are
expecting their daughters. MI ID
Naples and Mrs Kate Bersch. Of
Knoxville. Tenn, to visit them this
week end They all plan to 40 10
a North Carolina beach fo I few
days.
Week end guests Of Nh. and Mrs
Lawrence Ownby were Al and
Mrs Garnet Profit Of Newport
News
The Bible School Al Jones Chapel
started Monday with I'll children
present few more have enrolled
each day Bible School viii last
until June n Any others who care
TO come are welcome
Mr. and Mrs. G s bearing ana
children and Nh. and Mrs Stewart
F. Friend and children. Of Lynch
burg were Sunday guests III Rev.
and Mrs S F Friend
John Connaster II not feeling HIS
aopd a ,,r,taF
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Sideline Shorts:

1t is day that the fish the
tme Travis Stanley Fannye
Motors Insurance Club Warwick
fishing from different the
took both hooks at time 1t strip
each thought he hooked a whale
APPOMATTOx are talking about clean
Coach athletic
The Hornets always
haps the best history
basketball
AL SMITH looking trim and fit feeling irresistible
to get at the mike hello"
drive with Jimmy Bradshaw the other
little the avalanche
friends The pile hopes
q regular FLO schedule too
FORMER RICHMOND SPIDER football captain william
Thacker theatest making homes
Famvle The 1855 grid
reetative Thacker their IN
Ia here soon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
SIDELWE VIEWS
BY JOHN STICK
Recreation Emphasis:

Counties this perhaps
te ambitious
Hard working
this
Swimming pools. at Farmyle Amelia junior
countrywide
successful $4,000 football
at the Duke school These
many Farmvies growing pro-
the all
ton of 1888 problem
amount Of free
head-on anyone
recreation the Herald They
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Mrs Lille Crews. formerly Of
Buckingham IN now llNae with her
son and daaehier-n-laW M and
Mrs Garland Crews NJ Alta2lstt
She has accepted 4 position al
manager Of the AltaVisla Elenrh
tary School lunch room she iett
last week IL attend Madlaon College
III IiarlisonbtNe mlttl june Va When
She VIII leaFc tor Florida III yisN
hcr sonln-laN amt daughter Mr.
and MIS- II y Meyers
Mr and mrs cusics returned
Monday after short stay N Wash.
lngton,
Nh Ara nrs & II hnge A. and
family attended a Brooks FANNY fe.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
afternoon
New NeighhnrS

We welcome into our neghb0f-
hood Mr. and Mrs Frank Hyman.
Of Richmond who viii soon move
into the O NJ Boiling home near
Curdsville
Ryland Dowdy and two sons
visited the Herman Dowdys satur-
day
MI and Mrs Emmett Dunkum
and Miss Wilson visited Mrs. Car
nett Elliott and Wyatt Sunday after
noon Miss Judith Corsou also
i visited them
! Mr. and Mrs Robert Yates Cooke
Of Bluefield w Va visited ter
mother Mrs Garrett Elliott and
Wyatt and sister. Mrs Reuben
Johns, and family recently.
\ Week end visitors Of MI. and
Mrs Vernard Proffitt were MIS-
&C. D Profit. Mr. and Mrs. c. D.
Proffitt, Jr. Clark and Sterling, al
Of Charlottesville Mrs. Allen De
Hart, Of North Carolina Rev.
William Jessup, Of Richmond 7 c.
Beasley Of FaNmville ana MIS-.
Edgar Johnson, Mrs. Sweden Allen
and Miss Lizzie Wilson H.
Guests recently Of Mrs M M
Julian We're Mr. and Mrs Frank
LYMAN and Rudy Steimuek. Of
Richmond, Mr. and Mrs Earl
Steinruck and children, MS. J Z.
Newton. Mrs. Edna May, Mrs Ben
Bersch, Mrs. Dolly Jamerson. Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Sidney last Sunday.
NH and Mrs Herbert Adams and
family motored to Orange Sunday
where they met Capt Frank A
Spencer and his family and Mrs
Mamie Spencer Patte and Spencer
Adams returned with them to Visit
ln Alt sandrla thlA Week Mrs Spen
car @in remain another week II
A!c 44lidrla tyD
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

$.ao..n. @oa't get tangled On All
outsldc cloihesline OH d windy day
4 y0u da9p enc " two marbles in
each stocking before hanging out to
dry The m an bles viii proyid
enough weight TO stop the wind
nom tanglHg u. hose but not
enoHeh t0 pull the stockings cut u
slaHt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

People are said to still be sget-
ting their moneys worth" in some
parts Of China where pieces Of
hard cheese serve as monetary
units.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19
Guineo Item.
Guinea Items
Important Meeting
For Tobacco Growers
Set In Cumberland

Mrs. w ID Walker has been
spending some time with her
daughter Miss Page Walker. Of
Arlington
On December 3, Mrs. VI r. Wal
ker, Jr. and Mrs. b. b. Walker
were guests IN the Robert Wootton
home in Burkcyille The latter re-
NAMED for d longer visit
Mrs W B. Walker. Jr., and Miss,
Haynie Allen were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kent Flippcn. Of PoWha
tan. and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wood
ruff on Tuesday
Due To snow and road conditions,
church services were not held here
Sunday Schools were closed on
Friday Monday and Tuesday. The
quarterly conference Of the Metho4
dist Chruch. scheduled for Decem-
Der T. was postponed until Janu-
airy Ia. The meeting OF the Official
Board Of Centenary Chruch W 8
postponed until January also.
In spite Of the fact that King
Winter arrived ahead OF schedule.
one should BE- deeply grateful for
the delightful autumn weather.
which preceded the snow.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19
Allen Says Mess
OF Turnips Comes
In Single Package

Walking into the Herald office and
never cracking a smile. Carl Allen
asked if anyone had a 200 pound
hog TO go with his little" 10 pound
ounce turnip.
Carl lives on South Main Street.
ard received the turnip, along with
three others that weighed over nine
pounds each. from Earl Allen. Of
Cumberland County The turnips
were grown on Guinea Greek near
John Randolph School on the farm
Of Sarah Allen.
Earl raises these turnips for
feed and pulls them from time to
time. Carl Allen said 1T mus.
have been extra good ground. and
these turnips Just kept growing
A purple top variety. the tulnips
were nice and firm. good and sweet
TOPS for eating. Carl said and
again without cracking a smile he
added Things must be tough on
the farm. when a fellow asks for
mess Of urnlps and all he gets is
fonr little ones
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

Army PVT. John McFaddcn. IL
son q William NJ Mcfaddcn. o.
Prospect. recently Completed cighr
weeks Of base combat training a
Fort jackson. S C.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

hixbvra HiahIishts
Concord And Walkers Presbyterian
Unite TO Present 'The NatiUity'

At Old Concord Presbyterian
Church in the morning and in
Walkers Presbyterian Church at
Hixburg at 7:30 pm. will be a
Christmas program pictlring t II e
Nativity scene on December 81
Wilbur Maxwell assistant pastor
at Walkers Church will direct it,.
Mrs. Frank Coin will be I Il c
narrator. and Mrs Walter Carson
will have charge OF the music
A musician from Lynchburg will
be on hand to lead the chorus All
are invited to attend.
Wednesday. Frank p Cauble and
Harry E. Gillian. both of Lynch
burg. interviewed Miss Maggie Hix
on what was told by relatives about
the Hix Tavern which was IN opera
ton at the time of the surrender at
Old Appomattoy Courthouse in 1856
Mr. Cauble. research historian. is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Tribblc and
sons. Of Hurt. visited her mother.
Mrs. Stanley Mckay. the past
week end. Buddy Mckay. Of Rich
mond. was also guest. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Mckay. Of Farmville.
we're her dinner guests Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Hammock
OF Sanstan. were week end guests
OF their parents
Miss Betty Fore ii making her
home with Mrs. c. L. Irving We
are glad to welcome Betty to the
community.
Bernard and Charles Mckay. Of
Richmond. spent the week end
at their home here.
Dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Hammock Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Calhoun and
children
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

making survey Of the cultural
and landscape features OF the old vii
lagos Of Appomattox.
Special emphasis will be on Old
Appomattox Courthouse. and the
National Historic Park.
Right on the nose Of six degrees
was the thermometer on Jim Tay-
lor's store porch Friday morning
He had a plenty oak stove wood
to warm the children who waited
there for the school bus that did
not come.
Soon students were seen going
merrily along the road dragging
their sleds. The snow was fine"
for themi
The Good Neighbor Policy" is
still in vogue around here. There
has been gratis hand out OF
good old country sausage, ribs. etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Burrell at
tended dinner which was given
for the garment factory workers
at Pamplin Saturday evening.
kinckle Martin arrived home on
Friday for Christmas vacation
from VPI.
Mrs John Wilson Hlx was taken
to Southslde Community Hospital
early Monday morning.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19
/. D.


Miss Mabel Vaughan spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. w. L.
Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gowen
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Farley and Mrs. j. A. Young
The Christmas program schedul-
ed for December IA at Salem
Methodist Church was post
poned until Dec q at 1880 pm.
Several relatives attended tn G
funeral OF Murray Bradshaw at
Pisgah Church Sunday.
D. A. Pulley. B. NJ, USN. and
Mrs. Pulley and daughters. Pamila
Sue and Catherine Ann. OF Panama
are visited Mrs Phley's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Vaughan
Jimmy Weaver spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Weaver
en- route from VPI to his home in
Norfolk for the holidays.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19
Frank Lee Davis
Dies AT New Canton

Funeral services for Frank Lee
Davis. who died Monday. Dec. l5
at his home at New Canton. were
held Wednesday afternoon at Ran
son and Smith Funeral Home, Bremo
Bluff. at two O'Clock lntermcnt was
In Mt. Zion Baptist Church Gene
terry. Buckingham county.
He Is survived by his wife. Mrs
Edna Lee Davis, a son. Wallace
c. Davis. and sister Mrs Ed
Flippen. Of New Canton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19
Worsharll

There will be a Christmas pro
gram at the Baptist Church Sun
day night. Dec. u at 7..3O O'Clock.
Everyone Is invited.
Social life In the village was
snow bound" for the most. Though
there were few who visited be-
tween snowstorms SO to speak.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

Vernon A. Hicks. seaman. USN
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward HICKS.
Of Prospect Is serving aboard the
heavy cruiser uSS Des MONIES.
which visited Genoa. italy, NOV 6
IA, after ten days Of fleet exer-
clses of the coast The Dcs MONIES
flagship for the U. S. Sixth Fleet.
operates out Of Nillefranchc
France.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

Americas farm families are
traditionally thrifty. The same
pattern Of thrift is found in
South Carolina. 1t is only nat
ural, therefore, that the re-
spouse of South Carolina farm
families to one Of the Oldest
forms Of thrift = the trading
stamp is SO noticeable.
Today, about 1l3,744 farm
families save them. You might
also say that these savers con-
stitute the largest single farm
group in the state.
During 1857 alone. thou
sands Of dollars worth Of trad
ing stamp merchandise event
into farm households In the
state, and every 2 seconds q
farm family is redeeming trad
ing stamps.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

There is still another side -
directincomcfor farmers. Dur
ing 1857 the industry pur-
chased $4,000 worth Of
primary materials that 90 into
the manufacture of mcrchal-
disc for stamp redemption.
No one can contemplate
these facts and fail to realize
that both personally and eco
nomically the trading stamp
industry is a meaningful and
welcome force IN the Life Of
ou state,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19
With The Scrvicemen

Marine Sgt. Clarence ". Jones.
son OF MIR. and Mrs William A.
Jones. Of Rice. and husband Of the
former Miss Lucy NJ. Yeats. Of
Burkeville. served as a member Of
A l4S-man Honor Guard. NOV l3.
for the visit Of the Duke Of Sparta
Crown Prince Constantine OF
Greece. al the Marine Corps Base.
Quantlco
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

Army Recruit George A. Grisg.
on Of Edward n Griges. Of Bnck-
lnsham recently completed eivht
Nceks Of basic combat training at
Fort Jackson. s. c
The 2-ycar-old seldiar attended
Buckingham High School
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

This message IS published as public
information BY The SPERRY AND
HUTCHINSON Company. originator
63yean ago Of S&H Green Stamps.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

Robert 4. Ward. whose wIfc.
kathcrn. and parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene j Ward. live on
Route 3. Farmvllle, recently was
promoted TO private first class In
Germany. where he Is a member
# the oath Infantry DIVISIONS 9th
Cavalry
Ward tank crcwnan ii the
cavalry Troop &. arrived IN Eur
opc lest July from Fort Knox Ky.
He entered the Army IN February
1888 and Completed basic training
at Fort Jackson, S &.
Tho 23-yearoId soldier formerly
worked a Ward Electrical Service
He attended FarmvliIe High
School
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-19

Army PFC Curtis y. Franklin.
y, son Of Mr. and Ar@ Robert II.
Franklin. Roafe l. Prospect. re-
Gently qualified al expert IN firing
the MI rifle III Darmstadt, Ger
many.
Franklin is All assistant gunner
~ the 18th Artillery Battery g.
He entered the Army ia February
1857 and arrived IN Europe in
February 1858.
Franklin attended Farmyllle
High School
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

consequence debe listed to-
ner una amplia y amistosa
conversation con SUI madre,
y explicarle que no es va tan
ignorante como ella supone.
Hablele de la nobleza de suS
intenciones.....y trate de con-
vencerla siquiera sea a me-
dias. Els ell Gnico canine: To-
grar imponer SUI criterio a
base de razones Y de buena
conducta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

rem seguir actuando como.
hispanoS (olvidando ell esce-
mario sajon) y los hijos, que
quieren actuar como sajones
tolvidando SUI origen hispa
no). La unica solucion es I'm
termino medic: que cedan I'm
POGO los padres y que cedan
IN POGO los hijos. Esta con-
cesion es indispensable por-
que Ell cambio de costumbres
es demasiado brusco y radi-
cal. No puede i'm padre his
PIANO yer con buenos ojos los
habitos saiones nj puede un
hijo hlspano educad0 an am
biente salon, vivir de acuer-
do con los rigidos postulados
de la sociedad hispana. En-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
COreu, Busti6n
Cut0Iico q Un
del BUdismO
Por VICTORIA ALEXANDRA

A Corea lie cabe la triste dis
tincion de ser ell pals mas de-
vastado de los tiempoS moder-
nos, terra bella con aura de
Ieyenda que Ell destino puso en-
Ell parallel 38 para SUI desgracia.
La Ultima guerra arraso la ma
yor parte de sus ciudades y ia
bricas, dejando sin hogar a tres
millones de personals, entire
elias, 100000 huerfanos. A pc
sar de todos estos in%fortunios,
los coreanos son joviales, op-
timistas y activos. Sobre TODD
aman la libertad y ahora que
son libres, ci~catrizan rapidamen
tie las heridas de SUI patria.
Contradictoriamente, estan-
do tan cerca del Japon y la Chi
ma, ell coreano es predominant
temente catolico. Muchos misio-
neros sacrificaron sus vidas por
implantar ell catolicismo y aho-
ra los proselitos hacen legion.
Una conception de nuestra re-
llgion ha traido un elemento
muy novedoso a la vida corea-
ma; ell que las mujeres adquie-
ran nombre de pila. Antes del
advenimiento de la fe cristiana
ell elemento femenino Sc como
cia, simplemente, por mi hija
mi hermana, mi madre, mi es-
posa, mi segunda hija, mi ter
cera esposa, ETC."
En- Corea hay elementos de
marcado progreso y moderni-
dad. Algo en- extreme nuevo es
la calefacci6n por losa radian-
tie, aspecto tan radical de pro-
pOrcionar calor en- ell hogar que
solamente Sc encuentra en-
oDras de a%rquitectos muy ''avant
garde" Claro que no la llaman
asi nj figura en- los prospectus
de construction de departamen-
tos horizontales para seducir
a los compradores, pero positi-
vsmente ell calor de las hornillas
de sus eStufas pasa por debajo
de los pisos hasta las chimeneas
dobles y ash proporciona Gale
faction para sus casas.
Antes de la guerra los pa
dres coreanos de la clase social
mas eIevada, recluian a sus hi
jas dentro del recinto familiar
y no podian salir de sus casas
sino en- muy contadaS ocasio-
mes y acompahadas por sus her.
(Pasa a la PAg. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

H~ORIZONTALES:
1-Cloruro de sodio
4-Muela
9-Expendio de bebidas
12-Colera
13-Mazorca de maiz
14-Remuevo la terra con
arado
15-Catuos marines
17-Oceanos
19-Salida de I'm astro
20-Saludable
21-Baile
23-Bromas
26-Medida de superficie
27-Animales carniceros
28-Nota musical
29-Articulo, Pl.
30-Sobrenombres
31-Existir
32--Preposicion
33-Probar UNI Iicor
34-Recobra la salud
35-Para servir sal
37-Rostros
3S-SemiLa aromatics
decomposition ~operatica
49-Bngan
42.-Organismos
45-Aferesis de ahora
46-Drama musical
4S-Resonancia
4g-AEticulo, Pl.
5Q-Sin compahero
~5l-Apocope de santo
: . vERTICALES:
f-Conforme a SUI original
ALTAR
S-Naturales de Laponia
9Intelecto
6-Pintura
6=-Articulo, Pl.
7-Preposicion ihglesa
8--Del verbo remar
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
LA Elk EsPOsA

Querida Amaranta; Suan-
do tenia 81 amos, me enamo.
re en- mi pals de IN jOven
ton QUEEN me case al cabO de
tres meses. FuimOs rnuy fell.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
CLARA LAIR

ees durante un anO. Ell era di.
vorciadO; Sc habia separado
de su espOsa pOr que esta he
habfa enganadO viImente. vi.
nimOs a este pals y Ell Sc en-.
cOntrO I'm dia con SUI ex espO.
"a. A mis- eSpaldas, natural.
mente, empeEarOn a verse. A
pesar de haberme enterado
de SUI incOncebible cOnducta,
20 trate de pOrtarme 10 me.
jor possible pOrque 10 guerra.
PerO las peleaS no tardaron
en- Hegar, y un dia 81 Sc mar.
ch6 a casa de ella, quedandO
70 sOla con dos nenas. 81 me
(Pasa a Ia PSg. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
FL poema Sc Boy
Pardo Adonis

De la iva exhausta de mis- cinco sentidos exprimo
en- tn honor, pardo Adonis, esta gotta de vino. -.
Vino de tedio tinto!
iHincha a sofas Ell rio Seco de mi instinto!
iHincha y suelta mi rio hacia el bosque perdido
de 10 desconocido!
Ell da, pardo Adonis, donde mi tedio estanco,
es TODD blanco. -.
iTedio de la blancura, del color sin color.
iPor tn cuerpo y la noche, de mi 10 arranco!
Mis- ojos quieren sombra!
Mis- ojos quieren triste resplandor!
Mi pena quere alfombra
y cortinaje negro ..,..
Mi pena quiere frente a 81 Ell allegro
de mascara de tn reir sin fondo 49,.
iTu risa, tn flor de hiel!
De mi guarda, la raza, fugitiva me escondo,
y I'm extasis mi alma a tn cuerpo lie roba.
ExtaSis hondo
de selva de caoba, de canela de miel ......
De la iva exhausta de mis- cinco sentidos exprimo
en- tn honor, pardo Adonis, esta gotta de vino. 80.
mi orgullo raneio en- 81, te doy!
TIL. . que quisieras ser 20 que yo soy;
jno adviertes de mi estrella ell menoscabo?
TIL. que fuiste mi esclavo;
ino palpas la carcoma de mi raza?
TIL. a quien 20 queme la piel y di mordaza. =.
ino gozas en- ell rictus de mi alma quebrandose,
ell espasno salvaje de tn alma vengandose?