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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
STEVO LALLC

Treci je mas clan i brat Steve
Lalic, koji je umro 4. juna 1853,
u starosti cd SO godina. Pokojnik
je bio rodjen 8. januara, 1872. u
selu Maljac, opcina kotar Ko-
renica, Lika, Jugoslavija. Bio je
clanom drustva 81 godina. liza Sc
be ostavlja cetiri sina jednu
kcer, kao prilican broj >unucadi,
Cd sinova SUI diva nasi clanovi.
Ovim clanovima je mas odsjek
broj 81 "Sveto Trojstvo" polozio
whence cvijeta ma njihove odre
u znak zadnje pocasti, pisac O.
viii redaka izrekao nadgrobno slo-
vo l zazelio i'm miriam pocinak u
materi zemlji. Nina svima neka
j. vjetna slava, a njihovim mill
ma dragima, obitelji, rodbini
prijateljima mole iskreno sauce
Ne:
Petar Tonic, izvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
MARY M. KEGAL

Treca je sestra Mary M. Kegalj,
koja je umrla 16. marca, 1858
Njezina snrt je takodjer dosla
iznenada, bas onda kad je pripre-
mala objed "a Sc svoga supruga
Josipa, kao "a svoju sestru nje=
zinu obitelj, koji su bill pozvani
ma objed, pa MANIFESTO veselja sve
80 je pretvorilo Y tugu 4alost
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
IVAN ANTONIO

cetvrti je brat Ivan Antonio,
koji je umro 10. aprila 1858, u
svojoj 80-toj godini zivota, ciju
sliku ovdje donosimo.
Uvijek je posjecivao odsjecne
sjednice, redovite iii godisnje. Zad-
nju sjednicu sto je posjetio bila je
godisnja sjednica decembru 1857,
nakon diva dana iste je obolio.
Ia dugi niz godina obnasao je Ca
sti u nasem odsjeku predsjednika
odbora bolesti predsjednika mad
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

DUG JE LOSI DRUG. Pia-
caj stalno svoje pristojbe, t.
me ceS olaksati pOsaO tami-
ku svog odsjeka / sebi mno-
re neugOdnOsti / Stetu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
HELEN BOSuJEVAC

Omaha, Nebr. Odsjek ESQ. -
Javljamo zalosnu West. da smo
Pizgubili il nase sredine nasu dobru
clanicu, sestru Helen Bosiljevac,
koja je bila jedna Cd ustrojiteljica
druStva, Z umrla 10. juna 1858.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
TRAZI Sc zENSKA

pripomot staroj zeni koja je
polu-invalid. Mora znati hrvatski
jerk. Nema nista drugo radih.
Najbolji predict u Whitehall,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Telefon TU
1-4632. Zovite izmedju 7 .
sati uvece.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
JANKO KLUCARIC

Midland, Pa. Odsjek 5S5. - O.
vine javljamo zalosnu vijest, da
smo il nash redova izgubili do
brog, vrijednog i cestitog tlana
brata Janka Klucarica, koji je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
POTRAGA. - Trazi Sc Mika Mi

kesic (Mihelko), sin Antona 1
Mare Mikesit. Trail ga njegova
kGerka Victoria Sestric, koja
moli citatelje Zajednicara, koji
bi znali bilo sto njezinu ocu,
da joj jave ma nize oznacenu
adresu. Unaprijed svima hvala.
Victoria Sestrit, 1549 Hartlett
Street, London, Ont, Canada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
OdSiek 254, BarbertOn, Ohio.

Ovime Sc pozivaju svi clanovi ma
Seq odsjeka ma redovitu sjednicu,
koja &c Sc odrzavati u nedjelju,
10. augusta, tocno l sat poslije
podne, u naSem DruStvenom Do
mu.
Ova sjednica je vazna "a svalog
clana, posto cemo ma istoj birati
novog upravitelja kluba, jer je
sadasnji upraviteI zahvalio Sc ma
svojoj duznosti radi svojeg osob-
nog posla. Radi toga nastojte da
svi prisustvujete, tako da poslije
ne bude prigovora bilo koje
strane, jer ovo nije duznost jednog
clana, nego mas sviju.
Clan iii clanica, koji zele pri-
miti oval posao, neka Sc jave pis-
memo iii usmeno ma tajnika od-
sjeka.
Uz bratski pozdrav,
Emanuel Kozarevic, predsj.
Katarina Sucit, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
ROzA ORESKOVIC

Schumacher, Ont, Can. = Od-
! sick 608 HBZ ovime javlja zalosnu
West, da snno liz nasih redova IL
! gubili dobru vrijednu clanicu,
sestru Rozu Oreskovit, koja je ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
MARIJA WOLF

Kansas City, Kans. - Pokojna
sestra Marija Wolf, rodjena Mu-
hvit, s. aprila 1885. godine u selu
Kamenski Vrh, Plesce, cabar, Ju-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
POTRAGA.

- Trazim Matu Vuk-
san, rodom IL Gratenice, z. p.
Stankovac, Glina. Trazi ga ME-
gova sestritna da Sc javi ako
je ma zivotu, iii ako tko zna Sto
o MENU moli Sc da jaw ma nize
navedenu adresu: Mrs. N. Ke1-
man - Frankie, selo Gracenica,
z. P. Stankovac, Glina, Jugosla-
via. (31-32)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

Amerika - polubrat svije-
ia. - Bailey
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
UMRLI CLANOVI H.B.Z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd "a. DO 81. JULIA, 1858

Ia Franjo Zeman
40 Milka Krcmar
~ Josip Cindric
1O1 Kata KOvacevic
80 Lucia Zubovic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
MALI 0GL A. MIX
zAIEDN NICARA
CIJENIK

Obicna maia pOtraga, kojot
SO trail znanca lii prijatelja,
Ia svaku uvrstbu ................S1.0 90
Tko trazi radnike, po Incl. $50
Tko prOdaje kucu, Zemlju,
trgovinu iii slicno, po Incl. eco
Ia tri uvrstbe .................. see
zenidbeni oglasi ponude ne
primaju Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

q. .,,, s,,i.:vi, .soo oyn:S .Ss suiISs s,!
S,rsisI srsst, coat so,s ssS.eod' ss' O"''
Luiai Riesi, ass4 Manorwood Dr.
HyaitivIlls, owner and builder, dwell,
M e2 Lowell ar cellsss Hsishts' cost,
Albert bose, s4fo Addison 3D., Sea,
Pleasant owneTi ONO .Peloai, builder
dwellina a. sara Addison Fd,, seat
pleasant, cost, sia 900
William y Hartford, 1870 Rhode Il,
builder, dssihns Al $500 pSIh pl
seAhrook Acres cost Nlt 600
" Donald queen, 3n0a Pa, ave, Sc
Walhlnston. owner John Dawson
ffs .mpi. S csin' eC.t. S' ises' o.
Henry q. and Kathleen Baker, 7sll
roIsst I'd Ms.t'.vilie ownsrs sne
a'P s,rS Ssit 's kSSahout, ISas North
5chr ssa,iSi 's e ons, bu Hs.f.
dTslllnE on BriSferoft la, Laurel; sost'
Adr,sn ;, Johns.on, seSe Ii!s.,.h
s.sllins % sno Brandon la Bslt'vills'
Arthur Love. w.. 4aoi Branch ave
Sc, waahinston, owner and builder
two DWELLINGS Al AaOl -4lNb sheldon
n, q. az. VI Robev, ka6R Brinklsy
I'd, oxon hi, owners and builders.
DWELLING II 1907 nraymef ave, Camp
snTinas, coat, Sla,OOO
Suburban supply, Inc, 4iOa 46th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

,! s: ..s.S.". ~: csP. % nc sSi. .g
tbth 81, hladsnlbars; cost, 81 900
HiiIsidssa, owner s'c.s, nr.s s ssnri .ss
builder dwsiilnS a $500 o 81, mi
John 3, ksiof' aso0 Brlnklsy I'd
Sc, WAshinston, -ewnsT and builder
tive dwsllinsl AZ sfl4 and Ha0s nuel
creek oxon Mn; cost $4,000
., Nashinston EltAtss, Inc, 7es4 Kip
M ., nhS nlat5Isl Hslshls,, owner
st.. District HeiahA coat, slO.OO0
IL g ,MnIrat .tle ksnton ri
build builder dssillh. AZ River Bend ct,
: william r. Hcrss bl0h o.. narnabal
builders dyslllnG 81 tdiO Russell ave
Mount Rainier; cost, $4,000,
,, Adam anq Marie kaufman, 7tsI
town rd Cam spTIns.' coal az si o,Io
Carl b, Perd' sSIs RED RED" fos ev "a
dssiiins a so7 V COME, I Is. f fsaSsn
Hass Carson SEQ Hamilton At
hyaitsyille owners and builders,
DWELLINGS In ihe Ha0O block OF Baiioul
Dr., HyAttsvllle cost $1,000 each
Pos Bros. Inc. sdl6 oeorgia ave
silver Sprine, owners and builders .
DWELLINGS At HisO and HI.e Oxon Mi
I'd 4, Oxon Hlll, eoat, $4,000 each.
John n, Midkiif, ir., nOi7 rloweI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
RoLLlNGWoop,s NEWEST

This unique home dsol for diplomat rs
Big dn hos front 'sPco,e snenee ond could double do office
This tobuloUs ptlevs overlooking walk
elementary. Hos the modern Bio bedrooms, fuI bo.h,
Priced very foir in low 4os OPEN SUNDAY from EoWsT
hwy et Rock Creek Pork south Beech Dr. Woodbine
RoNswood ShoO right sRookLAwN TERRACE right 3l2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Prince Georges Lists
Permits for Buildings
Recent building permits Is
sued by Prince Georges County
include.

Recent building permits Is
sued by Prince Georges County
include:
Charles LAlos aea0 Ailhweod Or,
sc. wahhinaton, owner and builder
I. dwellings 81 hhTi.bb7a Auth I'd,
Camp sprnsE; cost $4,000 each,
John ~ kasls, ar, $40. Martins
ins on Kempton In Lanhami cost
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pa.ouals Bot.
tAlieo, hii7 nennina I'd \, Coral Hills,
owner and builder, DWELLING 81 ati7
Port dr.. sultland; cost $4,000
william and Mary wheeler, iaAe
to,h a. ts. waahins.en, Swnss an, and
oxon Hilk cost, $4,000.
Hillsrest HslShts, owner and builder
dwelling on Easton st. Hillerest
sheets Properties, Inc, biei River
I'd, Bethesda, owner, builder not ~.
,s,.S ss,.ss station n. q T,m sS,s.r o.
chillum; cost, S.s,0O0,
Michael q capaeehions, aeia Q. At
Sc, Washington, owner and builder,
: dwellings, on vinson st. on
LINDSAY rd' oNon Hill; cost slV'Voo
Lacy A, Farley, p. 0 BOX u, Ian.
ham owner and builder. 2 DWELLINGS
on wellington st., LanhAm; cost,
~ 900 and $4,000,
HillcTest Homes Corp, s.4s Georgia
ave. silver Spring, owners MeDcnnell
Bros, builders dwelling on ga pl,
Hillerest Heights: cost. Sis,S00.
oeorge p criehton. ITO Revere pl ,
silver Spring, owner and builder.
DWELLING on Commander DR., college
Mtshts Estates; cost. $40, 600.
Newman a Elmore, $500 81 Barna-
has I'd, owner and builders; . DWELL
lngS az Sd2f-S6.d joyce DR., Camp
SPRINGS; cost. Ste.bOO each.
Modern Construction Co Inc $500
ANNAPOLIS I'd Lanham. owner and
builder; = dwellings on Westbrook dr.,
Carrollton; cost. Sia,500 each
Carl NJ, Freeman, Inc, 1900 old
Georgetown ID, Bethesda, owner and
builder; apartment buildings near
University blvd and Riges I'd, West
HH,yssdtisSy nnl cost from $4,000 to
Wood, Wire a. Metal Lathers Inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

I national Union, Teit New Hampshire
ave. Takoma Park, owner; builder mol
selected once bulldlna at $3.50 Nev
Hampshlre ave, rakoma Park cost
Edwards and Rsniek Construction
Co. coleaVllle and Tanley rds, silver
| aprinsa, owners and bulldeeA, . dwell
Bsllsviilsi cost, $4,000 each
prydoek Corp. sOIl X a.. nv,
/ MAahingion, owner RAteman conAt
/ Co, builders: : atorea at asth and
Palmsf hwy, seat Pleasant; cost
Luther Jack Bryan, 3 walnut lane
colleee Park, owner, Rivers A. Bryan
builders, dwelling on Chileoate lane
BeltaVills. cost, $4,000,
Eyevaland. Inc, 1907 Nicholson It,.
/ Hyattsville, owner and builder, I
chillum. cost sis $50 each
Ralph Rocks, coli X st. nv
Naahington, owner, Coleman r. Wood
Inc, builder, factory Al Central ave
and sdth a., LAraoi cost $4,000
.woodmanor pevsl Co, a50T Coles,
Vile I'd, silver sprina. owners Anc
hyattsylllsi cost $4,000 each,
Or, Charles n Coates, 1907 Tulane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

~, TaEems PARK, owner, Grant and
Loa.. "a. AsslphiI sost; 81 900 -.
ya nes.,.rn ~ shInihs Center; Inc,
wsif.T saildsf.i . store dds. q
ss ssli%'' and Asg od H,''''''ll'i coat
= ht Tngn y nEsns.; SOC: qls ,'s.i
dwsllina A. lel4 ulenaids ct, TakomI
MARI L Richie .tO4 Pairlawn 81
Farmer az TEMPLE HilIsi cost SIo,SOl
Hiler Construction Co. Inc. stet
Baltimore blvd, RiyeTdals owners lnt
adsiphi coat. ss.son each su'' I0o''
neorss A. Lowell, 1000 collse,
hslghls d., Hysttsvllls, owner, ans
collsss HsiGhtl Estatei, cost $50. 600
Gertrude nakeT, .liOl2 Monteomsri
"a BeltGyills, owner Hydlis Con
Tractors, buildsTsi DWELLING al 40,
stoeongA a.. neitayiIle. coat, tia ,0OO
Wade Stephenson. aais o u sc
wAshlnaton, owner Joseph Mitchell
pulldsri dwsiiins AZ hsO5 Sard ave
Century Builders, Inc, a23 ihth n
nv, wathinaton, owners and builders
Z DWELLINGS on Dominion dr. Ant
onosn Hiil rd' oSon Hiili cost, $4,000
Melville n. Peters. 1890 Monlsom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
A MASTER BUILDERS PERSONAL TOUCH

H1htsoA-Sss how mo. builder designed his homsl Bio
.poHng brick CHio"o With through center hel big Kitchen se
screened porch In lovely Mopewood BY ossvins
spisndn big Icon Here is ,psetouor opportunity 40
OPEN SUNDAY 20 Out Wisconsin Ave beyond Behesdo Newell
ho,pi,ol eppresmcsy Y mile TO E.mers sh less mile 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

:.sa. . ;; . sSs;s "a a.. s' S:
:. lawrence and Eiles mccoy, $3.50
assliins q seCi slsghsvsh rd' esmp
John l. Pyisl, $500 o., naTnabs,
ID owner and BUILDER DWELLING al
ses n IhnsHTnAha' I'd" TEMPLE Hills
jane. 4 ana ethel 4, Cousins, Sth
and Lincoln ave, olenArden, owners
Robert Hill, builder; dwelline on 18th
at, ulenarden coat $4,000
Don D, ana Helen u, CouTtney, t2ul
oulethorpe at, Hyattsville, owners anc
builders, dvsllins on ngth pl, See
brook Acret; cost. $4,000.
Michael q, capaeehione, aaip o Of
81. WaGhington, owner and bulldefI
s aS,'ll so S sao Lindsay I'd" oHOn I'M
Mssnspits church, $500 ssnd st
owneIA; John oaburn builder; church
on. colssviile I'd, Hyattsvills' cost
Isaiah Jssss and Hsrrls, o.tron
ltsa Kanawha At. HyattAyills, owners
and builders, DWELLING on Crosby "a
/ HyAttsVille coat. 4lIAO0
The Most Rev Patrick A. o'Boyle
/ i7ai Rhode Island ave NV, Wash.
instQn, owner johnson A Boutin
builders school auditorium and rector,
4 on east side Of colesville I'd south al
uniyeLsity lane, University Hillsi cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
THRILL TO THIS 4-BEDRooM RAMBLER

IHtSoAA doFns ,oNbIsT Yes good bsdrooms tiled both,
The Unvsvo oYeUt will psoss and surprise Big Fseoon
with picture window and view Sig kitchen with brsokfo boy
Best low 2os buy Assume big oon sssI SUNDAY az
oS S.ossiown Rd from Sork OF Bethesda less mile. Bsse
left 10 S2l7 EWING. Ewes, OIL 6sI2Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

Forest Very best oeudor schools
Transportation lovely freed lot hondsoms Groom brick ond
sroms coeniel Priced in idssns Better hvy OPEN SUNDAY
2 From eonk OF esihssdo Georgetown Rd approximately
mile Huntington Pk~y LEFT block Custer st 10 NoT,hfsd
and LETT 10 555 Ewes, EN-. 3-373o)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
SIS University Blvd,
West
&l3.9SO.00

s bedrooms, living Ioom. dinins
.isS Il s sass' aorlWarE Ssi sEsT
gear EaraGe. Let eaB "a. deep,
INA finanelns, fSs0. 90 doWn,
Directions: Piney Branch Rd.. Jeff
on University Blvd. 70 eug ''OPEN''
sign on the left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
S4Il Columbia Blvd.
S23,2SO.OO

Exceptionally Ans brick ColonIaL
! bedreems. 2 baths. Fad aoar.
Large tivinE room, dinlnE Toom
sItshsn and u bath. lst assF.
IuH basement with u hath.
Gnrage. beautlful shade trees,
Directions: Nerth on GeerEia Ave,
70 MentEomery Hills. rIght ii
frame hGht 20 Columbia Blvd
follow arrow signs 10 our OPEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
sos Southwest Drive
Sl9.05O.O0

Brick rambler IN beautiful barn.
Mills vlllaGe. = bedrooms Iis
baths. livlns roem. dIninG reom
Kitchen. GaraGs and hFeessway
Large level fenced lot. Directions
Colesvlile Rd. 70 Burnt Mills VII
lAEe, left and follow arrew signs
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

"a Chevrolet, 2 ptas., 1 dueno
diciones mecanicas excelentes $5S6.
HI 8-7t41.
(6408) 81 TTssA
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
37-AUToMoYILEs

Surtido Complete Pleas Jeep
Al por mayor. tambiens ky,selos
Jeeps usados. 7751 N. WI 27~Ava
10000 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

LAS CIUDADES SON ESPIRI-
TU. Mas que ell curse de u ca
lies y ell remansO o Ell tOrbelli-
no de sus plazas, mas que ell aire
y traza de sus gentes, mas que 81
paisaje mismo del que surgeon,
es una suerte de aliento profun-
do, que trasciende de sus ele-
mentos formales, 10 que las indi-
vidualiza y las define.
La ciudad Sc renueva. Ell NAL
gusto de una generation refor-
ma con afan enthusiastic 10 que
qued6 del buen gusto de la pre-
cedente O viceverSa. Los ediles
progresistas ordenan la demoli-
ci6n de los viejos barrios y la
construction de flamantes urba-
nizaciones de conformidad con
los pianos de las revistas llega-
das Dor ell ultimo correo. Los We
cinos sentimentales Sc lamentan
de la crueldad con que Sc des-
truye la ciudad traditional pa
ra incrustar en- ella fabricas de-
tonantes. Sin embargo, a POGO
andar, ell conjunto abigarradO de
elementos ex6genos ACADIA inte-
grandose en- la medula Subya-
cente de la ciudad. La ciudad
distinta sigue siendo la misma
porque, sobre SUI estructura y su
apariencia, prevalece 10 que, pOr
razones mas hondas y lejanas
que la propia inquietud c%onscien-
te de sus habitantes, es en- 81 mis-
ma: espiritu.
Asi hay ciudades alegres y ciu-
dades tristes; ciudades recelosas
y ciudades confiadas; ciudades
que Sc lanZan impetuosamente
al asalto de cada minute que
pasa y ciudades que Sc extien-
den placidas, ganando como por
milagro SUI sitio baio ell sol.
Con una impronta indeleble de
Castillo sobre 10 vivo de SUI car
ne indigena, hay enclayadas en-
las cimas mas atlas de America
ciudades que, absortas en- la con
temptation de su pasado, pare
cen aislarse del c0mercio urgen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

te del mundo y dejar que la vi
da brote cast exclusivamente de
sus propias entra1as, como en-
cierto modo de desangre. Ell Cuz-
co, en- ell Peru; La Antigua, en-
Guatemala; Quito, en- Ecuador,
pertenecen a este tipo de ciuda-
des cOntemplativas,
Quito yace apretada por I'm
cilicio de colinas verdes, en- la
meseta central de los Andes
ec~uatorianos, sobre las estriba-
clones del Pichincha, unidad me-
nor y va fuera de uso en- la ba-
terra de ~volcanes con que cuen-
ia Ell pals. EstA a 2.740 8 2.840
metros sobre ell nivel del mar, Sc
gun Sc quiera medir III altura
hasta la TORE de la Iglesia dc
San Juan en- uno de los barrios
altos, hasta las orillas del Ma
changara, ell riachuelo que la
atraviesa. Veintitres Kilometres
al norte de la Plaza de la, Inde-
pencia, la mas antigua de Quito,
cruza la Linea Equinoccial. Ha-
cha ALA, a visitar ell hito y Ia
cinta de acero que la marcan,
van en- pocos minutes los viaje-
ros con sus camaras f~otograficas
a obtener la "instantanean de
rigor: un pie en- ell HemisferiO
Norte y otro pie en- ell Hemisfe-
rio Sur.
81 Quito, con SUI latitud, estu-
viera al nivel del mar, la rodea.
ria la selva; 81 Quito, en- SUI al
tura, estuviera en- otra latitud la
de Portland o Chicago, ponga-
mos por case, la cubririan nieves
perpetuas; pero allf, empinada
sobre riscos cimeros en- Ell CEN
tro equinoccial del mund0, una
atm6sfera inusitada la envuelve,
en- medic de I'm paisaje agonizan-
tie y siempre fresco, en- una meg
ella extrana y perenne de otono
y primavera.
Quito amanece temblor0sa dc
frio, ell rocio centellante sobre
las hojas; en- espera del sol que,
como tiene que trepar las atlas
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

miento, pues a San Francisco sc
adjudic6 aquel que correspon-
dia a los palacios y casas de pla-
Ger de Atahualpa, ell hijo bastar-
do conquistad0r, HuaynaCap
Inca de la parte Norte del Ia
huantinsuyo. No en- vano ell tes-
taferro del Poverello era ell no.
BILE Fray Jodoco Ricke de Marsa-
laer, primo del Emperador Car
los ". quien Sc vincularia en-
forma grata e inolvidable a la
historic de la ciudad. Empez6 por
conseguir de Diego de Almagro
que Sc habfa decidido dar a la
ciudad nueva, por ell de Muy No
BILE y Muy Leal Ciudad de San
Francisco de Quito, que es como
Sc la bautiz6 enNhomenaje al San
to serafico. Trajo luego y sembr6
ALI Ell primer trigo que habia de
germinar en- America. Y por fin,
trajo como companeros a dos ala
fires, German y Jacome, que di-
rigieron la construction, al am
paro de la munificencia de su
primo Emperador -sobre ell so
lar adjudicado al Santo> de Asis,
de treinta mil metros cuadrados
de planta- de tres Iglesias, Sic
te elaustros y una huerta, que
forman un conjunto imponente
de fachada herreriana, enhiesta
sobre un atrio magnifico, que ha
sido comparable un Eseorial al
pie de los Andes, mas pequeno
pero tan austero y emocionante
como ell del Guadarrama.
San Agustin, San Pedro Nolas-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
LA N

co, Santo Domingo recibieron
otros solares, Sobre los que Sc
construirian Sus mOnasterios.
San Ignacio de Loyola -lleg6 mas
tarde, pero Sc dieron modos pa
"a que Sc lie adjudicara I'm solar
frente al mismisimo de la Cate
dral, en- donde Sc elevaria luegC
Otra de las maravillas del arte
arquitectonico colonial quiteno:
la Iglesia de la Compania de Je-
Sus. POGO menos de ~rescientos
amos despues, en- medic de la ciu.
dad que aun no excedia de dos
cientos cincuenta hectareas Qua.
dradas de construction, Sc eleva.
ban va ounce conventos y no
menos de cuarenta de las Gin
cuenta y siete iglesias que ahora
existen en- Quito.
Toda esta magnificencia de Gu
pulas y torres, de fachadas de
piedra, de cuyos muros cuelgan
los preciados cuadros de la Es-
cuela Quitena, Sc ha eregido So
bre vi terreno fragoso, desga-
rradO por la erosion. Cerca de
una docena de ~quebradas, de
veinte a treinta metros de pro-
fundidad y otros tantos de ancho,
cuartean practicamente la ciu-
dad. Bajan por elias las aguas de
las alturas del Pichincha a jun
tarse con las del Machangara. En-
elias encuentra la ciudad su pri-
mitivo sistema de desagiies y la
fantasia popular la fuente pri-
maria de SUI mistica tenebrosa.
Recorre una ell fantasma de un
cura descabezado; en- otra resue-
ma I'm tambor que redobla solo y
que pasa, a cierta bora, siempre
redoblando, por las desiertas ca
lies ale d n a 5; en- la de mas
ALA aguarda un duende, con su
immense sombrero, para espan-
tar a las jOvencitas que madru-
gan a misa; en- la Ultima espera
ell mismisimo diablo, para hacer
alguna de esas tipicas diabluras
suyas que Ell descubrimiento de
la luz electrical y la creciente eff
ciencia de los servicios p%olicia-
les vinieron a marrar.
Las casas principales, con un
Orgulloso escudo de armas sobre
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D0Uer Air Base Observed
Sixth Anniversary
Tuesday
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planes arrived, featured the move
ment of more than two and one
half million pounds of cargo during
the test stages OF the aircraft.
With more than half of the sched-
uled complement of Gibbs now at
Dover, 1858 appears to be a year
of achievement while 1857 capably
filled the role as the year of active
preparation.
In addition, the C-133 ushered
in a new era IL transatlantic
flights in January of 1858 as a Do
yer aircraft completed the 1890
mile trip between Dover and
Chateauroux, France in 10 hours
and 21 minutes. Two aircraft car
ried payloads of 10000 pounds each
at speeds as high as 4S5 MPH in
establishing the new records.
The C-124 Globemaster, not to be
outdone by the C-133, put in its
bid for publicity with support of
the missile program over the Carib-
bean. Cargo was delivered to these
areas from Patrick AFB, Fla,
when the need arose to move heav-
ier equipment, thus aiding Charles
ton AFB, S. c., another MATS base
which had been given the assign
ment.
Throughout 1857 the Globemas-
ter continued to be the cargo work
horse of the Air Force, as Dover
aircraft piled up $1,000 flying
hours while moving $4,000 tons of
equipment.
Operational highlights in 1857
included the movement of arms to
the Middle East during the recent
crisis; the longest jet operational
flight to Aviano, Italy after 5375
mile nonstop flight; the move
ment of the C-130 Hercules on it's
way to France and a special Tao
tical Air Command "Cross-Switch"
mission was processed involving
twenty-six F-84 aircraft with sup
port from two of Dover's Globe
masters.
Construction-wise the big event
for 1857 was the ground breaking
for 500 Capehart housing units. AT
the end of the year construction
was virtually completed with the
anticipation of occupancy by late
spring of 1858. The announcement
of the construction of an addition