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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 80 (SPo)
= Esta semana Sc anuncio que
Pima Pellicel haria ell papel de
damita joven al lado de Marion
Brando en- la pelfcula que aho-
re- llevara ell nombre de Zone
Eyed Jacks, quedando aun por
anunclar la artista que tendra
ell otro papel de importan-
cia y que deSde un principle Sc
Ia dlcho que hara Katy Jura-
DO .Lo mas chistoso es que
aun ne esta listo ell shooting
script de la pelicula. ISera por
este que Sc ha aplazado una y
otrs vez ell empiezo de la filma-
cion Pima, por cierto, esta
fernando lecciGnes de ingles de
Salvador Bagliez, actor, locutor
asesor tecnico que por cierto
fue ell professor de ingles de Car
mSn Sevilla cuando filmo "a
Spanish Affair" para Paramount
hace dos amos
QUISICOSAS Barry SUI
llivan y SUI nsposa Gita Hall vol
vieron a juntarse .conque
no habra diyorciU Sc casaron
en- julio en- Tijuana, y cuando Sc
supo que Sc habian casado, va es-
taran separadus . Home Be-
fore Dark con Jean Simmons,
Dan L'Herlihy, Efrem ZombaliS
ia, Rhonda Fleming de la War
ner, es de esas peliculas que
GUSTAV y por cierto las actua-
clones de todos son estupendas,
especialmente la de Jean Sim
mons Ell hijo de Constance
Bennett Peter Plant, Sc separo
de Betty Avery, quien fue la
primera stand in" de Katy Ju-
rado en- Hollywood .Hablan
do de Katy, Sc volvio a dar en-
television la pelicula en- que de
buto en- Hollywood ella al lado
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31
No Sc Pueden DISCOVER las
Piedras de los Rinones

Probablemente Ia eausa mas
comun de las piedras en- los ri
homes es la falta de tornar SUI
ficiente aqua. Hay, sin embar-
60, cierto tipo de piedras como
cidas como piedras cristinas,
que pueden provenir de un NAL
hereditario en- ell eual la cistina,
I'm acido amino, es excretado
en- La orina y viene a formar
objetos solidos en- los rilones.
Estas piedras son redondas,
multiples y serosas y, lamen-
tablemente, su tendencia are
petirse es incurable. Las opera
clones repetidas son necesarias
para evitar que este tipo de
piedra forme un obstaculo Sc
rio en- ell trayecto urinario.
Ell tratamiento mas urgente
en- las piedras de los rifones es,
por supuesto, ell alivio del dolor
agonizante que ocurre cuando
una pequena piedra obstruye
parcial o completamente la ure-
ira. En- estos casos sc requiere
un narcotico para aliviar Ell do
lor. Las piedras grandes que
quedan en- los rihones o en- la
vejiga no causan tai dolor y a
veces ell tratamiento medico sir
We para evitar que Sc hagan
mas grandes. La cirujia es ne
cesaria, sin embargo, para ex-
t~raerlas.
La Ease mas importante e, el
tratamiento medico de este NAL
es beber grandes cantidades de
liquidos que sirven para man.
tener los minerales en- solucion
en- la orina. Ciertas dietas a We
ces son TITLES, pero deben ser
indicadas por ell medico de
acuerdo con Ell tipo especial de
piedra que tenga ell enfermo.
Ell medico tambien puede rece-
tar algunas riedicinas que SER
viran para redueir la concentra-
cion de substancias quimicas
que forman piedra en- La orina.
(Cortesia de Dade County y
Los Angeles County Medical
Associations.)
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

dos de que lograran ell control
del congreso.
Ell Partido Republican,, por
Su parte, ha puesto de mani,
fiesto a Ultima bora un gran
entusiasmo, producto al pare.
Ger de SUI propia inspiration,
pero Sc palpa en- sus miembros
un desaliento evidente en- cuan.
to a lograr I'm triunfo que lie
de la mayoria en- las camaras
legislativas. La actitud republi.
cana es mas bien de esperan-
zas en- una sorpresa que de con-
fianza en- la victoria.
Los democrats no han deia-
do de insistir en- I'm triunfo Sc
guro y en- 10 unico que difieren
los vaticinadores es en- la ampli-
tud de SUI margen victorioso, ell
que consideran I'm hecho..
Sin embargo, la mayoria de
los p~rofetas democratas soste-
MIA esta semana que Ell partido
habra de conquistar cuarenta
puestos adicionales en- la CANA
ra de Representatives. y de ocho
a doce en- Ell Senado.
Sin embargo, para lograr Qua
renta escanos mas en- la CANA
ra Baja, no solo tendrian los
democratas que retener los pues
tos que arrebataron a los Re-
publicanos hace dos amos en- Es-
tados a~gricolas, sino que ten
drian que salir Wctoriosos en-
otros districts que han sido ba
luartes tradieionales del repu-
blicanismo.
En- el Congress- pasado, los
democratas tenian 235 puestos
en- la Camara, 10 que les daba
va Ia mayorfa, pero con cuaren-
IA puestos mas 81 dominic en-
la Camara seria abrumador y
representaria an margen mucho
mayor del que logro ell Partido
Democratic durante las eleccio-
mes de 1886, en- las que Ell Pre-.
sidente Franklin D. Roosevelt
fue elegido para IN segundo pc
riodo y ell Particle Republican,
quedo cast ariquilado.
Bn Of Sensdo, en- cambio, Ia
posicion de los Democratas no
era tan fuerte, pues con 49
puestos 81 margen en- su favor
era unicamente de dos votes.
81 los demoeratas Sc asegu-
raran diez puestos adicionales
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

Fato de information AdeeUada = Defieieneio en- Rel1eiones cenereiuIes
- 10 que Sc Pvede Hacer Paro Renediar las Difereneios Existentes

Ell doctor Jose Z. Mora, Sc
cretario Genera. de la Organiza-
eion de Estados Unidos. Sc re-
firio recientemente en- I'm exec
lente discurso { las diferencias
que ha habido e. las relaciones
de los Estados Unidos con los
velnte paises de la America La
tina, a la 7ez que a las medidas
que Sc pueden adoptar para So
lucionar dichas diferencias Ell
distinguido estadista uruguayo
dlJo, entire otras cosas:
LAS manifestations hostiles
que tuvieron lugar contra ell
Vlcepresidente Nixon y su Sc
nora durante SUI gira por Sur
america pusieron de manifesto
que la unidad del Hemisferio
Occidental Sc hallaba sacramento
quebrantada. Perc, por penosas
que hayan sido, podrian tener
como resultado ell robusteci-
miento de los lazos interameri-
canos.
"No serfa esta la primera vez
que una catastrofe aparente tu-
viera como consequence venta-
jas positivas. No olvidare jamas
Ell motin que estall6 en- Bogota
durante la reunion de la Novena
Conferencia international de
Esta'ios Americanos de 1948.
Los instigadores de la revuelta
esperaban hacer fracasar la
Conferencia. Pero los delegados,
en- lugar de votar por su apla-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31
Las EEeeeieHss
Las EeeeeRss
.Dem0Uatas Convenddos
de Que Logrardn Control
en- ell Proximo Conqreso

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30
(UPD-El martes proximo, Ell
pueblo n-orteamericano ira a
los comicios para Ia election
de candidates al congreso y de
un numero de gobernadores de
estado.
I'm analisis de la campa1a pc
Utica, pone de manifesto que
aunque ell Partido Democratic
Sc muestra mere inclinado en-
hacer ofrecimlentos desmedidos
sus candidates estan convened
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

Ger mejor, creo que lesaparece-
rian algunos, por 10 menos, de
los problemas que nos acosan.
A decir verbal, no existen en-
ire nosotros diferencias de critic
rio en- cuanto a factories funda-
mentales de la vida humana,
tales como la iibertad y dignidad
del ir~dividuo; o en- cuanto a las
realidades economicas de la mis-
ma, como nuestra mutua Deepen
dencia.
LA Discrepancies esta en- ssun-
tos de menor cuantia. Son mu-
chos, por d~esgracia, los que mi
ran hacia los otros paises a la
luz de ideas preconcebidas, no
siempre halagadoras y que guar
dan poca relaci6n con la verdad.
Generalmente, tales conceptos
erroneos no son compartidos por
aquellos que han viajado por
otros paises o estudis do SUI cul-
tura. Pero estos son una mino-
ria. Los demas recibimos sobre
los otros pueblos conceptos este
reotipados de segunda mano, va
sea a traves de la prensa, va de
las novelas o del cine. I'm tanto
de reformation es, pues, in
evitable.
"De la lisma falta de datos
adolece ell telon de fondo de las
informaciones latinoamericanas
acerca de la vidl y successes de
los Estados Unidos. Aunque bas-
tante exactas en- la presenta-
cion de los hechos, no logran
dar una clara vision de conjun-
to. 1nforman : bre la bolsa, y los
precios, y sobre ell numero de
AUTOMOBILES que Sc producer, y
sobre muchas otras cosas de in
teres. Pero este no constituye
ell cuadro complete, quizas nj
siquiera la parte mas importante
del mismo.
Sc PUEDE HACER MAS
"Pero puede hacerse mucho
mas. Comic en- que la XI Con-
ferencia Interamericana, que ha
de reunirse en- Quito ell ano pro-
ximo, estudie Ell proyecto que re-
comienda la adopcion de un con-
venio que, al reducir los dere-
chos de aduana y las barreras
-(Pasa a la pAg. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-31

z4miento, esperaron tranquila-
mente a que los revoltosos fue-
ran d~ispersados. Esto cumplido,
reanudaron SUI trabajo donde 10
habian interrumpido. Los mott
mes. hicieron concentrar sobre
Bogota la atencior del mundo
entero. AL culminar nuestro ira
bajo con la Carta de la Organi-
zacion de Estados Americanos,
este documerto, base de las re-
laciones que hoy existen entire
las naciones del Nuevo Mundo,
desperto mayor interes y asumio
mayor importancia a causa, JUS
tamente, de las turbulentas cir
cunstancias que habian rodeado
su expedition.
"Tambien ahora, y de manera
semejante, los recientes inciden-
ties han concentrate la atencion
Official y la publica sobre I'm
tema que puede beneficiarse
con una revision: las relaciones
entire los Estados Unidos y sus
vecinos ~latinoamericanos."
~INTRANQUILIDAD
"Es innegable ell hecho de que
existe intranquilidad en- algunos
lugares de la America Latina,
pero me parece que este es un
sintoma secundario de las ire
mendas fuerzas en- accion en- ell
mundo entero por razon del re-
ajuste social y economico. Y 81
nosotros, los del Hemisferio Oc-
cidental, nos pudiesemos como
The Arizona post., 1958-09-19

gress and in gathering within
it's boundaries the scattered
sons of our people"
He declared that the task
of the Jewish people "for the
coming decade was "the re-
storation of our people and
the building up of our home
land" Noting that the cur
rent Jewish year came to a
close with "a call for peace"
from "the lofty heights of
the General Assembly" of the
United Nations, the President
of Israel said: 1--WE are all in
need of genuine peace, in
particular our people, build
ing it's future not on the
The Arizona post., 1958-09-19
Realtors Lead
Bowling League

Ben Shein Realtors took a
slim lead over Lascco after
the third week of bowling in
the Arizona Post League.
In matches this week Lasc-
CO defeated National Cancel
lation Shoes, 81; Ben Shein
defeated Encanto, 81; Ma
tional Health Studios won
over Mi Art, 81; Team 10
split with Beacon Lighting
and B'nai Birth split with
Auto Plane Electric.
Larry BookStaff had high
game of 216 and Ike Kuro-
patkin high series of 585.
Team 10 had high game of
961 and National Health high
series of 1865.
The Arizona post., 1958-09-19

foundations of hostility and
bloodshed, nor on plans for
the ruin of others and domi-
nation by the sword" but on
the foundations "of the equal
ity of man as man, in the
spirit of our prophets.
PRIME MINISTER David
Ben Gurion, in q message to
American wry released
through the United Jewish
Appeal in New York, said
that the people of Israel
Joined him in sending the
warmest Rosh Hashanah
greetings and best wishes for
the year ahead. Recent events
in the Middle East have I'M
derlined the stability of Is
rael and its answering dedi-
cation to rehabilitating a peo-
pie and developing the land
while neighboring states have
undergone violent upheav-
ais"
He warned that "the dan
gerous implications of those
events to the security of Is
rael cannot be ignored. We
have therefore been obliged
to take rapid and costly steps
to strengthen our security.
But this has had necessarily
to be at the expense of ur-
gent needs connected with
the absorption of masses OF
immigrants requiring addi-
tional resources. I am sure
that our good friends in the
United States whose support
of UJA is so devoted will
recognize the urgent needs of
the moment and will do their
utmost to enable us to alb
Sorb and advance the welfare
of our immigrants without
interruption"
The Arizona post., 1958-09-19

BOWLING NOTES-Open-
ing night Sept. 3 was marked
by the rolling of the first ball
by David N. Ginsburg, presl-
dent of the Tucson Jewish
Community Council. His
delivery was very profession
al. On the second week of
bowling Larry Bookstaff pick
ed up an almost impossible
6-7 split. Herb FEEDER had
a PAP individual game and a
592 series. Auto Plane Elec-
trio had a $50 game and En-
canto Park Drug a 2598 high
series.
Art Szerlip and National
Health joined the sponsors,
leaving only one team With
out a sponsor. This week
Sam Schwartz started out
with five straight strikes. . O..
Jerry Klein also had five
strikes in a row. -.
The Arizona post., 1958-09-19
Ben Xvi
Issues Call
For Peace

JERUSALEM, (JTA) -
President Isaac Ben Xvi, in
a New Years message, ex-
tended the best wishes of the
people of Israel ITO all our
brethren of the House of Is
rael, wherever they may be,
to all who seek the welfare
of the State of Israel and help
in furthering the States pro-
The Arizona post., 1958-09-19
Obituaries
GIIIIHllIIIIIIIIIIIslIIIIIIIIIIIInIIIIIIllIIIIIII

IIllIIIiIIIllllIlllIlISIlllIIIl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Helen Brown Ross, 33, wife
Of Boyd Ross, died Sept. II
after a short illness. -
Mrs. Ross had been a resi-
dent of Tucson for Is years.
She attended the University
of Arizona where she was a
member of Alpha Epsilon Phi
sorority. She was active in
the alumni chapter, the Ma
tional Council of Jewish
Women and the Sisterhood of
Temple Emanuel.
Survivors include her huS-
band, Boyd; two children,
Mark and Laurie; her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
M. Brown of DeS Moines; a
sister, Mrs. Donald r. Dia-
mond of Lake Success, N. Y,
and a brother, Donald J. of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Harry Schacht, 531 N. Mar
tin, died Sept. 16, an appar-
ent suicide victim.
Mr.. Schacht moved to Tue
son IA years ago from New
York City.
Arizona Mortuary handled
funeral arrangements.
Albert Weinberg, 73, retired
clothing salesman who came
here from Phoenix, died Sept.
8.
There are no known sur
vivors. Burial was in Cong.
Anshei Israel plot. Funeral
arrangements were handled
by Reilly's.
The Arizona post., 1958-09-19
Births
LIIIIInIITNIN!TIrTTTrIIIIIIIIIllNlNENElNTIT


To Mr.. and Mrs. Tave Kauf-
man, a daughter, Lisa Claire,
) lbs. 71a o., On Sept. 4.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam r. Kaufman of
Tucson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred 0. Selling of La Canada,
Calf.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill L.
Cracko, a daughter, Ellen
Rose, 7 lbs. 3 o., on Sept. z.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill P. Cracko of
Tucson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Simon of Phoenix.
, 1958-08-23
BON Visit of
II, S, Nucleor
Submarine "Skdte"

Denmark banned t h e
planned visit Of the United
States Nuclear Submarine
Skate" with the explanation
that the city might get a
shower of radioactivity should
there be a collision in the har-
Dor. This was on the advice Of
the Danish Atomic Commits
sion.
However, the Premier's ban
was termed utter nonsense
by a Norwegian Navy source
in Oslo. A welcome is being
prepared for the vessel there.
Holland and West Germany
has made it known that the
nuclear submarine is welcome
to visit their ports.
Admiral Hyman Rickover,
called father" Of the nuclear
submarine said the atomic
power plants on its ships are
carefully designed for reliabi-
lily and for safety.
There has been a careful re-
view Of all possible mishaps,
CONTINUED on page a
, 1958-08-23

RQ1OnQ1 fdFK OefVtCe HeQQ OF Experiment
70 Observe Founders Stotion Expresses
Day August 18th Thdnks for Editorial
The Superintendent Office Dr.. Richard M. Bond, head
Of the Virgin Islands National Of the Agricultural Expert
Park announced that the Ma mental Station, wrote TO the
tional Park Service will OBJ AVIS under date of August %,
serve IF Founder Day" 1858, as follows:
throughout the United States
- = . tc read the Editorial of Thurs
:" =" day, August q, in the Saint
The idea of National Parks Croix AVIS.
had its beginning around a AS you know, we are en-
campfire in a wilderness. The gagged in trying to discover
place-what is today Yellow useful information on a l
stone National Park. The year phases of agriculture in the
1870; the occasion-the last Virgin Islands, both through
overnight camp of a party of our own experiments, and by
Montana residents who for a keeping up with the work he
nnonth. had explored this re- ing done by others, not only
zion of mystery. In that age of in all the Caribbean countries,
expansion and land exploita- but in all Of the United States,
ton, the idea proposed by and in such other places as
these public-spirited men was Argentina, Australia, England,
indeed a radical one. Rather Costa RIGA, Honduras, Hawaii,
than claim this area of gey- Formosa, Ceylon, India, Ma
sers, hot springs and colorful laya, Mauritius, the Philip
osnvcns for themselves, and pines, New Zealand and sew
exploitation for personal gain, eral more.
they proposed that it be pre- When we get what appears
served by the Federal Govern to be useful information, we
ment for all time, and for the send it to the newspapers, or
enjoyment of all people. The tell about it on the radio, or
National Park Service looks Continued on page A.
back to this event as the COM -
neneement Of the National Army A~nnouncesNew
Park System. Cdll-up Method for
! 80 no+ ~ Aua,st q Reservists in Ernerq.
1916 that Congress established The United States Army
the National Park Service as announced a reserve Gallup
an agency of the Department policy aimed to put the most
Of the Interior. This Act set recently-trained reservss on
out that the new agency Shall active duty first in time of
promote and regulate the use national emergency.
" of areas assigned to its The plan applies to 100000
Jurisdiction 49," by such officers and enlisted men in
means and methods as to the Ready Reserve who are
conserve the scenery and the not members Of organized
natural and historic objects units or Of t h E National
and wildlife therein and to Guard. Excluded are indivi-
, 1958-08-23
Department of Public
Sufety to Issue.
Warming Ticket
Dute for Dedication
Of Two New Schools
Set, Aug. 81 Sept. |

Due to the several reports The date for the dedication
which the Department Of Pub OF the Claude O.. Markoe
lie Safety has received from School" in Frederiksted and
citizens relative to the issuing t h Charles H. Emanuel
of traffic tickets for vehicular School" at Kings Hill has
defects, and to assure the gen been set for Sunday, August
eral public that their Depart 81, lat $50 pm. and September
rnent Of Public Safety is / at $3.50, respectively.
willing to cooperate with them
a,, arranged for both occasions.
The new Governor, the Hon
is putting into effect on Mon
- orable John David MerWin, in
day, A u G gust 25th, 1858, - -
throughout the Virgin Islands, -,
a Warning Ticket Procedure,
, 1958-08-23
u. S. Senator Expluins
His Amendment to
Inheritance Tex Low

Senator John J. Williams,
Republican Of Delaware yes
terday stated to Washington
reporters that h i S recent
amendment extending the fed
eral inheritance tax laws to
Puerto Rico, the Virgin Is
lands and other U. S. Posses
sions was in no way caused by
the recent visit Of a Virgin Is
lands Delegation to Washing
ton.
Senator Williams in a story
appearing in Gel Mundo"
was quoted as have stated that
that both his objections to the
Virgin Islands Tax Program
and his amendment to the in
heritance tax law, constituted
Continued on page ~.
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The frontiersman., 1958-01-09
Annual Meet SIated al Juneau

The Alaska Division of the American Cancer Society will meet February 3 in Juneau, ac- cording to A. H. Mick, local board member.
 Any person who has contribut- ed time or money to the Society is considered an active member. Individuals who have business to present at the meeting are asked to communicate with Mick at the Experiment Station in Palmer, who will see that place is pro- Nided on the agenda.
 Reports of the past years ac- tivities will be given and plans for future work discussed. Elec- ton of Directors and Directors at-Large to serve on the Territor- ial Board during the coming year will be held and standing com mittees appointed. The new Board of Directors will meet di- rectly following the adjourn ment of the annual meeting of members
The frontiersman., 1958-01-09
Unusual Style Show Planned During
 58 Farm Forum,

One of the highlights of the forthcoming Farm Forum which will be held at the high school February 23 and March l, will be show to be directed by N. l.. Teuton of the Agricultural Re- search Service, Washington, D. C., stated Lew Hanks, Extension dis trict agent.
 Teuton will present materials and show illustrating the de- veiopment of new uses for agri- cultural products. The show will require the services of six young women size 12, five feet, five inches to five feet seven inches tall to act as models for the show.
 Hanks said applications to "get in the act" will be accepted at the Extension office. He added the show will be informal and should be lots of fun for every one
The frontiersman., 1958-01-09
GLASS FRAGMENTS FOUND IN CERTAIN
 CHILL POWDER BOTTLES

Glass fragments have been found in one and three-ounce bottles of Gebhart Eagle Chili powder and emergency with lrawal is being made of the pro- duct in these sizes, according to a telephone warning received by A. J. Alter, Alaska Department of Health sanitation and engineer ing chief. Householders who have the product in these sizes should destroy it or return it to the merchant from whom it was pur- chased. The contaminated product has been found in cities wide spread through the nation by food and drug officials and it is being withdrawn from all retail and wholesale outlets.