davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31

sala o como gran mesa de come
dor en- la que pueden sentarse
hasta doce personals.
Para poder apreciar 10 que
verdaderamente son los muebles
converttbles, es necesario yer
demostraciones de todos los ar
ticulos que la firma produce. En-
toda la region al este del Missi-
ssippi, la compania tiene plan
tas y tiendas, en- cada una de
las cuales Sc fabrica y exhibe
Solamente la clase de muebles
mas apropiada para la region en-
que esta situada cads planta.
Esto qulere decir que los nue.
bles que Sc fabrican en- esta re-
gi0n son apropiados para ell eli
ma y las condolences de vida en-
los tropicos. Los materiales usa
dos tambien son escogidos para
los diferentes climas.
En- agosto del presente ano
la Castro Convertible inaugur6
la mas grande y mas moderna
de sus fabricas, construida a un
costo de mas de dos millones
de dolares en- New Hyde Park,
Long Island, Estado de Nueva
York. Ell edificio es de dos plan
tas, de acero y concrete y tiene
un salon de exhibiciones que es
una maravilla. En- ell Departa-
mento oe Embarque o despacho
de mercancfas, pueden cargarse
4 csmiones a la vez.
Els conveniente repetir que Ell
gran exito alcanzado por la fir
ma Castro, Sc debe Inica v ex-
clusivamente a la constancia.
capacidad para Ell trabajo y gran
habilidad de SUI fundador y
Presidente Sr. Bernard Castro,
cuya preocupacion principal ha
sldo siempre suministrar al pu
blico muebles de primera cali
dad. Esta es la mejor garantia
que puede tener TODD ell que
proyecta adquirir muebles ele-
gantes y TITLES, al visitar los al
macenes de la Castro Convert
BILE.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
Reforzada con PrS.tano de $500 MiIones

Continuation de la Pag. 81
partamento del Tesoro de ZEE.
UU.
-54,O00,O 900 de dolares de los
once bancos particulares.
Los prestamos del Banco de
Exportacion e Importation y
del Fondo de Prestamos para
fomento seran dedicados a los
esfuerzos de desarrollo econo-
mico. Ellos son:
-125,000, 900 de d6lares del
Banco de Exportaci6n e Impor-
taci6n.
-25,O 900, 900 del Fondo de
Prestamos para Fomento.
AL anunciar la concession de
los prestamos ell DEPARTMENT.
de Estado informo que ellos in
cluyen un credito de 1,000,0 900
de dolares para ell Banco Indus
trial Argentine, para su asigna-
cion a los negocios pequenos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31

Agrego: de conformidad con
ell nuevo programa ,financie-
70 argentine, anunciado hoy, Sc
confia en- que las inversiones
extranjeras particulares seran
atraidas en- cantidadeS conside-
rablemente mayores que estos
prestamos para desarrollo al 60
bierno."
Ell Subsecretario Adjunto de
Estado, Robert Murphy, califico
la participation norteamericana
en- ell plan argentine de luna
de las mas amplias operaciones
emprendidas por Estados Uni
dos en- America Latina.
Ell Presidente del Banco de
Exportacion e Importation, Sa-
muel c. Waugh coment6: "Los
esfuerzos de la Argentina para
recuperar su complete salud fl
nanciera y Vgor e%conomico, son
importantes para la entera CO.
munidad occidental"
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
cumpIeonos

Celebrs hoy un nuevo aniver-
sario de su despreocupada exis-
tencia ell gracioso nino Jorge
Medina, hijo del senior Raul A.
Medina Y sonora, Grace de Me.
dina, mlembros estimsdos de
nuestra colonia hispanoameri.
cana residente en- Miami.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas ca.
ras felicitaciones, que hacemos
lsmbien extensivas a sus aman
tisinos padres, y nuestros de-
secs de que cumpla muchos
amos mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31

espacio es siempre. I'm gran pro-
bleIna.
Ell fundador de la firma, Sr.
Bernard Castro, esta dotado de
un gran dinamismo, a la vez
que una enorme capacidad pa
RI ell trabajo. Meticuloso en- to-
dc 10 que emprende, Sc impa-
cienta de manera especial con
TODD 10 mediocre. Personalmen
tie, Sc viste elegante pero mo-
destamente y, aunque lie gusta
Ia ropa hecha especialmente pa
"a los aportes, escoge siempre
dolores sobrios y serios. No flu
ma, pero de vez en- cuando dis
fruta de un trago, que tiene
que ser de licor de primera ca
lidad. Aunque lie GUSTAV las co
midas bien preparadas y abun-
dantes, SUI peso, que es de unas
Is libras, nunca aumenta en-
exceso.
Su caracteristica especial es
que no ha dejado que ell exito
Gamble SUI metodo de vida sen
ella, en- la que encuentra COM
pleta felicidad. Sus deportes ia
yoritos son ell golf y SUI yate
Southern Trail", lujosa embar
cacion que Sc puede yer en- los
muelles de Bahia Mar, en- Fort
Lauderdale, en- la cual Sc pue-
den admirar lujosos y c6modos
muebles hechos especialmente
por su firma.
DuraLte los dltimos q amos,
Castro Convertible ha estado SUI
ministrando a los Estados Uni
dos I'm producto que no tiene
par. Ahora una casa puede tener
habitaciones dedicadas a dos o
ties funciones diferentes, sola
mente amueblandolas con los
mundlalmente afamados nue.
bles de Castro. Ell incompatible
sofa convertible de Castro, que
es elegante sofa durante ell dia
y comoda CANA durante la no
che, tiene como pareja la mesa
que puede usarse como peque-
ma mesita de coctails para la
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
Fabuloso Progreso de
la Castro Convertible
Bernard Castro, Fundodor de la Firro y su Presiden+e,
ha Dirisido los Negoeios con Extraordinorio Hobiidad

Con frecuencia leemos histo
rias de personajes que, de una
u otra manera, logran hacer una
gran fortuna o establecer un
negocio de gran importancia.
Muchas de estas historias estan
llenas de detalles sobre Ell espi-
ritz a%venturero de algunas per-
soras cue, arriesgandolo TODD,
tienen la suerte de "dar en- Ell
clavo' y Sc converter de la no
che a la manana en- potentados.
Sin embargo, aunque esta clase
de historic tiene cierto tinte
romantlco y despierta la imagi-
naclon de los sonadores, la his
toria del capital hecho por me
dio de planes bien ~pensados y
ejecutddos, agregados a cons
tancia en- ell trabajo, son las
que mejor impression dejan STEM
pre- en- ell espiritu y la mente
del que las lee.
Tai es ell case del fabuloso
exito obtenido en- sus negocios
por ell Sr. Bernard Castro, Pre-
sidente y fundador dc la Castro
Convertible Corporation, firma
que cuenta con I'm gran numero
de fabricas y tiendas en- dife-
rentes ciudades del pals. Du-
rante la tercera semana de enc
70, una nueva tienda sera inau
gurada en- ell 1850 North Fede-
raj Highway, de Fort Lauder
dale.
Segdn informe suministrado
por la firma, Castro presentara
durante la Inauguration I'm nue.
vo renglon de muebles CONVEX
tibles disenados especialmente
para yates. En- la nueva tienda
de Fort Lauderdale, estos nue.
vos muebles seran presentados
en- TN bote Chris Craft construi-
do especialmente dentro del es
tablecimlento. Sc cree. que ell
nuevo renglon tendra exito,
s!endo asi que los muebles con-
vertibles de Castro Sc adaptan
a la maravilla al uso en- embar-
eaciones, en- donde la falta de
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
Nofus SociuIes
(viene de Ia PagIna y


cumpIeahos
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felieitar muy especialmente a
la eStimada DANA sonora Luz
Marina de SOberatS, eSposa del
senior Carlos Manuel Soberats,
con motive de la grata cele-
bracion de SUI cumplea1os en-
Ell dia de hoy.
Celebra hoy su dia de dias
la estimada dana Guiana, Sc
nora Eloisa de Carbonell esposa
del senior Felipe Carbonell, mo-
two por Ell cual nos es grato
enviarle nusetras mas calidas
felicitaciones y deseos de que
cumpla muchos, y muy dicho-
sos amos mas de vida.
*.@
Llega hoy a un nuevo aio de
vida la gentil dana sonora Ma
ry V. de Mejia, motive por ell
cUal nos complace felicitarla
calurosamente y desearle lar
COS y venturosos amos mas, ro-
deada del afecto de todos los
suyos.
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo aho
de vida la gentil dana sonora
Claire Theresa de Ortega, espo-
sa del DR.. Gimel Ortega, motive
por ell cual nos complace en-
viarle nuestras sinceras felici
taciones y votos porque cumpla
muchos y muy dichosos, amos
mas.
Rodeado del afecto de sus
a:nantislmos padres, celebra en-
ell lila de hoy la grata OCCASION de
su cumpleanos ell gracioso nj
no Israel Roman, hijo del Sc
nor ISali Roman y sonora, Ly
dia de Roman, miembros apre-
ciados de nuestra colonia his
p~anoamericana residente en-
Miami.
Nos eomplace felicitarlo ca
rinosamente y desearle una
prolongada y prospera vida.
Ajusta hoy. un nuevo a1o de
vida la estimada DANA sefora
Angela Brito de Perez, eSposa
del senior Juan p. Perez Her
nandez, motive por Ell cual nos
complace felicitarla cordialmen-
te y desearle muchos y muy
venturosos, amos mas de exis
tencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
Cubo de Amos

Continuation de la Pagina q
angel. En- estas cosas esta la
vida plastica de Dali, que 81
eonlleva con los bigotes. Els SUI
Instrumentation. Su humani-
zscion es la naturaleza viva
de el, metiendo los bigotes en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS Pau. 5

I'm bano de sombra y viendo a
Gigi con SUI mujer. Pero es-
tas humanizaciones de Dali
son tan dificiles, que del eli
ne lie he visto salir como un
viejo, fugitive, cast avergon-
zado de tomarse I'm dia de
descaso, un day-off, como
cualquier obrero americana.
Arizona sun., 1958-06-05
CONSTRUCTION STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM

TOTAL CONSTRUCTION STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM
TOTAL CONTRACT
TOTAL CONSTRUCTION STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
Czech Red Purty
Hits Dissenters

PRAGUE. June 81 (P.-The
Czechoslovak Com m unis I
Party's 18th Congress closed
today with little letup in de-
nunciation of Yugoslavia and
its brand of independent COM
munism.
Delegates from So countries
attended the congress and APP
proved a final resolution said
to deal with fighting what the
Moscow dominated Communist
bloc calls reviSionism. 1t also
was said to call for closer
economic cooperation among
bloc countries.
Western diplomats noted
that the Congress concentrated
on the anti-revisionist theme
and gave second place to at
tacks on the United States and
other subjects they lump under
Imperialism and Western war
mongering.
These diplomats labelled the
announcement of former Pre-
mier Imre Mays execution on
the eve Of the Congress as a
well timed Kremlin warning to
satellites to stay in line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
Witness Freed
After Spending
Weeks in Jail

BALTIMORE. June 81 (R.-
Willie Robert Suber, who spent
seven weeks in jail because he
called the cops. was released
today with a helping hand
from the Criminal Justice
Commission.
Willie, 38. is a States witness
in a homicide case. He called
police the night a woman was
fatally injured in a plunge
down a stairway. A man has
been charged with causing her
death by pushing her from the
head of the stairs.
Willie's plight came to light
yesterday at a preliminary
hearing. His bail had been set
at $1,000 to assure his appear
ance as a prosecution witness,
but he wasn't able to post it.
So he spent 40 days in Jail,
waiting for the case to be tried.
Magistrate Milton Talkin,
learning of this, reduced his
bail to $500. and officials Of the
Criminal Justice Commission.
an agency supported by the
Community Chest, arranged to
have this amount posted today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
CeIIer Furious
At u. S. Court
BY the Associated Press

Chairman Celler Democrat
of New York; of the House
judiciary Committee yesterday
called the action of Federal
District Judge Harry j. Lem
ley in the Little Rock integra-
ton case outrageous. He said
a subcommittee he heads will
start hearings next Wednesday
on civil rights, adding: Il shall
cause careful scrutiny to be
made of the conditions out of
which this decision arises"
Mr.. Celler said Judge Lem
ley's decision "flouts the SUI
preme Court" and that an APP
peal should be taken at once
This Judge has subjected
himself to condign (deserved)
criticism, If not much more. "
Mr.. Celler said.
The decision means that
local clamor and demagoguery
can cause an overriding of the
supreme law of the land. A
horrible example is set for the
Nation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
u. S. Will Discontinue
Cum Converting Plan

soon at the claim that these
DEWAT guns are a menace.
Harry Linn of Des MoInes. a
past president OF the National
Rife Association. said:
IF a gun were properly de-
activated as per instructions
originally put out by the rev.
enue service. II should be i'm
possible TO get the gun 10 OPP
crate ever again."
Effective Enough
Edward Cameron OF Internal
Revenues alcohol tax division
said the procedure Is effective
enough only 70 keep an hon.
est man honest" He said the
deactivation on q commercial
scale makes 1t more difiicult to
guarantee that the Job is done
right.
The mail order houses will
continue their trade in
DEWATS only as long as sup
plies last. Potomac Arms. a
DEWAT house in Alexandria,
Va, figures to stay in the bust
ness about Is months. Some
others won't survive that long.
Interarmco, Ltd, also Of
Alexandria. is a major supplier
OF guns to DEWAT mail order
houses. H. also deals in the
latest military weapons and
claims IL be the nations largest
importer in the field.
Richard Breed, Interarmco's
vice president, said his COM
pany has a shipment of
machineguns en- route from
Ireland. Where. he wondered,
will he sell them?
Col. Thomas Bailey, chief OF
enforcement for the alcohol tax
division, said the arrest of
Cuban gun runners FASTENED
the end of the DEWAT pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
BY the Associated Press

A young and thriving indus
try that transforms lethal ma
chine guns into supposedly
harmless curios Is being put out
OF business by the government,
Internal Revenue Service ON
eials said yesterday too many
OF this industry's products are
being bought by Cuban revolu-
tionaries and restored 10 firing
fettle.
II the Cubans can breathe
new life into these relics, they
argued. so can gangsters and
juvenile thugs.
To head of potential trouble.
and rid themselves Of an ad-
ministrative headache. the
revenuers on July / will junk
their deactivated war trophy
program. more often called
DEWAT.
Provisions Of Program
The program, set up in 1855.
permitted veterans and gun
collectors TO deactivate auto
matte weapons under govern
ment supervision. That made
the guns exempt from registra-
ton under the national fire.
arms act and from the usual
5000 transfer tax.
AS it turned out, a loophole
extended these same benefits
TO commercial enterprises. New
businesses bought up patches
OF live, surplus machine guns
which they deactivated and
peddled to all corners. The
only Federal control was over
the deactivation, or DEWAT,
process.
Results: Anyone-bank pres
ident or bank robber-can buy
a DEWAT machinegun by mail,
no questions asked, for as lit
tie as 1895.
Some gunsmiths and dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
WCUNA COAT
STOLEN FROM
DISTRICT STORE

Theft of a vicuna coat.
handmade and on sale for
$ll9 rs. was reported to
police by S. Kann's 81 Sons
last night.
This one, a lady's model,
has been left hanging on a
rack with three others. The
store reported it missing
about noon yesterday.
Story Detective Frank
Moore reported the theft.
There we're no suspects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
Architects See
New Hospital

The planned Greater South
east Community Hospital will
be the hospital of tomorrow, "
its architects promised last
night.
The 250-bed institution will
be a dramatic departure from
usual hospital buildings, Cor
don A. Friesen, hospital con-
sultant, and the firm of Sher-
lock, Smith and Adams. hos
pital architects, declared.
The Sc million hospital will
be located at Southern avenue
and Thirteenth street Sc. on
the District line. 1t will serve
the Southeast and nearby Sou
thern Maryland areas.
Land Transfer Slated
The Federal government is
expected to announce the actual
transfer of some 20 acres of
land in the Old Camp Simms
area sometime this week.
Plans call for locating de-
partments such as the emer-
gency room, operating rooms
and X-ray near each other
rather than spreading them
out over the hospital as has
been done in most institutions.
Entrances to the operating
rooms will be arranged so that
patients can be brought in one
way and the surgeon and his
assistants can enter from an
other door.
24-Bed Psychiatric Unit
A 24-bed psychiatric unit will
be located on the sixth floor.
making the institution the third
private general hospital in this
area to have accommodations
for mental patients.
The COMMUNICATIVE drive in
Prince Georges and the South
east area has passed the $780,
900 mark with a goal of 81
million. The funds are being
raised to help match the So
million allocated by the Fed
eral Government for construc-
ton of the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

thrift purchase plan for otehess Cos appliances
no down poyment--up to So months to pay on your
sos bilI-buy for sos per month
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-27

This Is the most constructive
move that the North Carolina
State Apple Growers Associa-
ton has made since organiza-
ton four years ago. Thought you
would lie interested in knowing
about it because l am sure some
of my readers are apple grow
|ers.
The peach growers, Irish po-
tato growers in eastern Carolina,
the peanut growers, and the live
stock people have all been sue
cessful in this respect and the
money is being used to good ad-
vantage.
Getting back to my trip-I am
always impressed as I travel ov-
er this great State. To me, geo
graphically speaking. North Car
DINA is a study in contrasts
rather than comparisons.
How can one compare the Blue
Ridge Parkway with the drive
from Oregon Inlet to Hatteras?
Or the Coastal Plain with the
Piedmont? But you can contrast
them by considering different
soil types, plant materials, length
of growing season, recreation
spots, temperature and rainfall,
farming systems, industries, and
customs of the people, which are
deep rooted.
A trip from Raleigh to Manteo
could include a stop at Tryon
Palace, see The Lost Colony,
catch bass in the sound, and big
ones from the surf or off-shore.
The other day 1 fought traffic
and stop lights from Henderson
vile to Oteen. A turn to the left
on the Blue Ridge Parkway and
the whole picture changed. Peace
and quiet, magnificent scenery,
40 one in a hurry.
A stop at the new facility att
Craggy Gardens where the story
Of plant life is told in pictures,
then to Mt. Mitchell-but space
is running out. Then to Boone
and Horn in the West"
Get ready! Get set! Go, Pop,
and take Ma and the kids with
you.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-27
Free
.heeIinql
BY BILL CROWELL

NEVER KNOW Death out
on the highway can take strange
shapes-a dropped cigarette, a
back-seat tussle among the kids,
a drippy ice cream cone.
Unrelated, you say? Not ex-
actly according to the 581-men
of the State Highway Patrol.
They're all potential accident
causes say troopers who investi-
gate annually something like As
900 miShaps on our highways.
While official figures seldom
reflect them many auto accidents
are caused by just such other
wise harmless objects as cigar
ties, children and ice cream
zones.
Distractions contribute to q
treat percentage of the states
motor vehicle mishapS," say pat
olmcn from the coast to the
fountains.
Let's suppose you are cruis-
ng down the highway at 60 mph
md drop your cigarette. Take
,nly four seconds to retrieve il
nd you've gone the length of a
ootball field-and then some!
Same thing with a back-seat
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-27

sQuabble. And what family man
hasn't had this experience? Turn
around to break it up and you
may find yourself welded to an
other car that stopped suddenly
in front OF you
Same thing with ice cream
cones. Drop one in your lap and
watch the fun start.
The people who've been the
victims of such distractions are
usually good for a laugh-until
an accident occurs. Then it's not
so funny.
QUOTE "Ill never insure
a gasoline can on wheels, the
noisy, sinking things" Charles
Platt, Insurance Company of
North America, in 1904.
VIP's E. There was an inter-
national air around State High
way Patrol headquarters last
week win the arrival in North
Carolina of couple of visiting
policemen from Wet Nam and
Turkey. In the United States for
an official inspection tour of
state police organizations were
1t. Don-Dan Koi Of the Wet
Nam police and Ertugrul Korhan
from Ankara, Turkey. They first
stop was to look over facilities
Of the award-winning State
Patrol. Veteran patrol
boss Col. James R. Smith beam-I
ed with pleasure as the two Wis
ltorS indicated that the Tar Heel
patrols reputation as finest inl
the nation" had preceded theirI
long journey to the US.
SUDDEN THAWT =. A mod
ern motOriSt is one who drives
l mortgagcd car over bond fin
1nced highways on credit card
gas. u
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-27
Local Girl Notes
Hurricane Warning

During the recent Hurricane
Becky warning, Becky Hancock
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Hancock of this city, wrote tc
the Miami, Herald, Miami, Fla
asking for a Hurricane map and
saying that she hoped "She"
wouldn't do any damage.
She received a map and letter
which reads:
Dear Becky,
Enclosed is your Hurricane
Map. We were happy you didn't
do any damage and are hoping
Cleo will follow your example"
Thank you very much for
your letter"
Sincerely yours,
Inez Jenkins
Information Desk
Miami Herald
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-27
Two New Teachers
At Guideway School

Two new faculty members
were welcomed at the Guideway
School this morning as the bells
rang for about $40 students an
nounced Bill Williams. principal
Miss Daphene Suggs is the
new fourth grade teacher anC
Eugene Mercer is the eight
grade faculty member.
Teachers returning include
Mrs. Joanna Stevens, grade one
Mrs. BERTHE Cox, first and seconC
combination; Mrs. Helen Butler
grade two; Miss Ruby Suggs
third; Mrs. DeWane Gore, fifth
Mrs. Addie Gore, sixth; anc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-27

meetings. My part on the pro-
gram was to discuss the propos-
ed referendum which win be
voted on September l6.
The question is to decide
whether or not the growers are
willing to contribute five cents
per tree for all trees ten years
old or older. The funds collected
would be used to promote the
apple industry in all phases:
production, marketing, use, and
advertising.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-27

Miss Maude Butler. combination
sixth and seventh.
Guy Buck is again heading the
janitorial staff and Mrs. Queenie
Reaves and Mrs. Thelma Faux
will operate the llnchroom.
A short schedule beginning at
8 a. m. will be observed for the
first Is school days said Prin-
lcipal Williams.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-27
Garden
Time
BY M. & GARDNER

The week Of August 4 was
spent with apple growers In the
western counties, q series of five
, 1958-11-24
TIE ST CEoTx AVIS
2UssIAN

RUSSIAN =
Because Of the limited time that the Sputnik will be
seen, errors do occur any you make your corrections daily,
that will necessarily change the direction that it will cross
and he heigh above the horizon. If you find that the passage
lire err or is later than the times listed, then look in the
west according to the heights listed above, by five minute error
varlat1Cn. ......
in the east according to the heights listed for five minute err
ror factors. ......
These directions for sighting the satellite should be clear
enough if you remember that on any one day that you
note the passage you accurately record the time and make
your corrections for each succeeding day. The amount Of
minutes plus or minus will determine the direction and the
height that the rocket will pass.
, 1958-11-24
w ANT E D

Salesman Must have drivers
license. Speaking knowledge
of Spanish preferred. Excel
lent opportunity for rapid adj
vancement for young man
willing to work and accept
responsibility. Write qualifca-
tons to SALESMAN, Box
No. 1888, C'sted, St. Croix, v. /,
Specify academic preparation,
past experience, and minimum
salary acceptable. Al applica-
tons will be kept confidential.