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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
September l3
500

0s0O
5-BIue Grass Chomps.
7-yubilee. U. S. A. Variety.
9-Wonted, Dead or Alive.
Fetal Memory" Randall goes to
the Gid of his former command
ing officer whose life is endon-
oered by foked "wonted" post
er. Steve Mcqueen stors.
800
4-Stsve conyon. Premiere.
A filmed series based on the
comic strip. Operation Towline."
A mother fuelino ship tows inter
ceptor fighter oircroft so thot
these planes moy intercept otomic
Worheod missiles Deem Fredericks
StorS.
5-Don Owens JomboFee.
7-LowTenee WeIk. Variety.
I HouE. Featuring LowFencs Welk
and his Chompoqne Music Max
ers. from Hollywood.
Steele Storm Show. Comedy.
Sole Storm. ZoSu Pitts. Roy Rob-
erts.
$50
4-TuEning Point. Drono.
"Honds of the Enemy" A young
inexpeFienced lawyer encounters
hostility and lock OF foith in his
ability when he attempts to de-
fend O mon occused of stealing.
Kelvin McCorthy stors. lRepeot.l
9-dave Gun. Will TFovel.
Engaged to find young killer
and to return him to konsos for
trial, Polodin trocks him down.
but the young man fofeits his
life when he tries TO outdroW his
coptor. Richard Boone stors.
New foil SERIES.
1000
4-Amoteur Hour. Ted Mack.
Sister, Performance. Dromo.
Second Chance" DoVid Niven.
Unlike Wallace Interviews.
S-Gunsmoke. Western.
Marshal Dillon is fromed on O
murder charge. james Arness
stars. (NeW foil series.)
1880
9-BVains and BFawn.. Premiere.
A new prooram in which two
teams compete to win seven teots
of brain and Drawn for q Gosh
prize. Jock Leseoulie, Fred OoVis.
co-hosts.
5-Gient Playhouse. Movie.
Iva Hours. "Stotion West."
1913. Dick Powell, Jane Greer.
Raymond Burr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

7-Sofewoy Theoter. Movie.
Ia Hours. This Thing Called
Love-" l94l. A young morried
couple oorees to q three-month
plotonic arrangement to test their
morriooe. Rosolind Russell. Mel
Vyn Douglas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

9-The Groy Ghost. Adventure.
The Brothers" Mosby is con-
fronted with apparent desertion
of o soldier whose brother is
fighting with the Union side. Ted
Andrews storS.
1900
4-News. Sprooue.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. DouoIos- Doniels.
4-FeotuFe Festival. Movie.
Hour, so Mia. "The Ivory
Hunter" 1851. A gone warden
in Eost Africo tries TO preserve
wildlife. Anthony Steel, Dinoh
Sheridon.
ll:l5
9-The Lote Show. Color.
Z Hours. The Adventures of
Robinson Crusoe." 1858. Dan
O'HerIihy. jones Fernondez.
1890
1.-The Lords Prayer.
1910
4-Inspirotion.
l:l5
9-The Lote, Lote Show. Movie.
IA Hours. Adam Had Four
Sons" l94ii lnerid Bergman,
Worner Baxter.
2:4S
c-Medifofion. Weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

returns to the fray with
actor Robert Preston as his
guest. Also, the Roy
Chorles Singers and Mitch
ell Ayers orchestra. Sot-
urdoy, 8 pm, WRC-4.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Oct. 11-Charles Blackburn, 53l
st, Anthony Av.; Raymond ]
Brown, 931 st. Anthony Av.; Mr.
YulSer Cassell. $40 Iglehart Av.,
Mrs. Ruth Blakey, 472 w. Central
Av.; Mark Christopher Williams,
s9l Iglehart Av.
Oct. 12--Jack Allison, 9Ss lyle
hart Av.; James Richard Hill, s3s
Carroll Av.; r. ]. O'Neal, 307
Newton Building; Charles Hill, ga
st. Anthony Av.
Oct. 13-J. f. Ellis, 914 Rondo
Av.; Pearl Mitchell, 1888 Fuller
Av.
Oct. 14-MTs. Aurelia Grissam,
633 Aurora Av.; Mrs. Anna Hayes
I'll St Anthony Az; Boyd Col
Inns, 69s w. Central Av.: Mr.. c.
e. Ball, 34s w. Dale St; Mrs.
Effie Blair, 976 Carroll Av.; Mrs.
Charles Lamb, $50 w. Central Av.
Oct. 15-Herbert Foster Jr.,
1888 Sherburne Av; Mr.. Kelly
Turner, 935 st. Anthony Az:
Theodore S. Russell, 633 Iglehart
Av.; Alden T. Iroda, 200 Mime
sofa Bldg; Muriel Rosenbloom,
6s1 w. Central Av. Janean Good
en-, 917 Iglehsrt Av.
Oct. 16 49, Charlotte Robinson,
7O6 Rondo Av.; Mr.. John II. Dodd,
3s5 Rondo Av.; Claude Brown II.
AL st. Anthony Av.; Earl w. Nc
Gee, 527 Aurora Av.; Mrs. John
Warren, 1901 Rondo Av.; Mrs. II.
d. Hickman. 766 st. Anthony Av.:
Deborah Alene Dawson, 701 w.
Central Av.
Oct. l7-Mrs. Homer Coins, 500
Fuller Az; Bernard Hill, 4l6 St
Anthony Av
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YOUNGSTERS FRouc AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR VILLA ELLIS

Sunday afternoon October 5,
was a gala day for group of
youngsters who frolicked at a
party for Villa Ellis given by her
! mother, Mrs. Alonzo Ellis, in cele-
bration of her eighth birthday. The
froliclSing festivities were held at
the home of the honoree, 350s
Fifth Av. s., from to 8 pm.
AS each guest arrived they were
given bubble gum and candy pops
as favors.
The usual games were played
and prizes were won by James
Morris and Linda Randell, after
which the many gifts with which
VILLA was showered were opened
to the delight Of the children
The serving Of the traditional
refreshments OF ice cream and
cake highlighted with a beautifully
decorated cake inscribed, Happy
Birthday villa" concluded the
afternoon of fun.
Guests helping the little honoree
to a happy birthday were: Felia,
Katrina and Ann Michele Collins,
Deborah and Cherry Collier, Kathy
Allen, Maria and Gary Childress,
Janice Armstrong, Dwayne Bowl
es, Norris Lewis, James and Rob-
ert Morris, Linda Randell, Florence
Lyle, Jane Leake, Cheryl, Lynn
and Danelle Davis and Harlana
Thomas.
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William a. Glenn
WEEDS Sue Miller
OF Detroit, Mich

Mr.. Wilnam a. Glenn, 1884
Smelling Av. and Mrs. Sue Miller
Of Detroit. Mich, were united in
marriage Friday evening October
3, at the home OF the groom. Rev.
Martin L. Simmons performed the
ceremony in the presence Of the
immediate family.
Mrs Robert Stevens Of Detroit.
close friend Of the bride, and
Charles A. Glenn, son OF the groom,
stood with the couple.
Following the ceremony, lunch
was served from an attractiyely
appointed table spread with a lace
cloth and conferred with a floral
arrangement Of red roses, white
NUNS and carnations interspersed
with greenery. Twin crystal can
dlesticks with burning white tap
ers were placed on either eide.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn are at home
at the above address.
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purchased Just two years ago
however plans have been made for
considerable expansion OF the
present facilities.
An varieties OF fish are caught
In the waters surrounding the site
with walleyes and bass fishing
being the most popular The ad-
iaeent countryside affords good
hunting with all types OF small
game available In fair abundance.
some OF the improvements made
since the club took over include:
adequate lighting facilities, boats.
"a new dock, and improved road
conditions.
The responsibility for running
the lodge property IL under the
jurisdiction OF special House
and Rules Committee.
The Twin city Reel and Trigger
Club has approximately 90 active
members at the present time.
Anyone interested in hunting.
fishing, and outdoor sports can
apply for a membership.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Oct. l1--Earle Kyle Sr.. 1881
Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Leroy Martin,
Ss2s Fifth Av, s; r, L. Coleman,
sl2 Bryant Av. N; Mrs. Toyse
Ann Kyle, 1851 Portland Av.;
William Arthur Jones, S7O7 First
Av, s.; Aaron Rodney jackson,
$50 Bryant Av. N.
Oct 12-Mrs. Mildred Miller
1924 f. IS St; Robert Bannarn,
3T2s Smelling Av,; Lillian wizon
Calland, s225 Fourth Av. s.: Deb
IA Kay Ward. s7S7 Fourth Av.
s; Alg Frost Jr., 1924 Portland
Av.
Oct. IS - ID. G. Wade, 3S3S
Clinton Av.; Betty Anne Fleming
SIC Tenth Av, s.; Alvin Baysinger,
5000 Garfield Av.; ], r. Collins
$500 Fourth Av s.; Mrs. Barbara
Cyrus, 4O53 Clinton Av.; Hobart
T. Mitchell III, 4211 Fourth Av. s
Oct, l4-Norlan Mccoy Jr., sic
goth Av s.
Oct. Hilary Neal, SIC Logan
Av NJ; ]. E. Patterson. eO4 Sew
enth st. N; Leroy Hall, 1925
Fourth Av s.: Mrs. Grace Mayo
3s17 Fourth Av. s.: James Austin
S6ls Fourth Av. s.; James Breed.
en-, 1909 Olson Highway: Mrs
Thelma Wade, 1921 Fourth Av. S
Oct. 15-Audrey Miller, Ss2s
Third Av s.; Lazarus Harris,
2421 Fifth Av. s; Wilma Merrill
1909 Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Lucille
Russell, 1928 Clinton Av.; Charles
Russell, Ss2s Clinton Av
Oct 16-James Bailey, 5000
Second Av. s.; Mrs. Celestia Frac.
ton, 3s41 Clinton Av.; Joanr
Carter, 1921 Fourth Av. s.; Ear.
B. Williams, 1929 Fifth Av. S.,
Richard Bledsoe, 1881 Bryant Av
N.
Oct. 17-Mrs. Katherine Shock.
ency, 900 Eighth Av. N; Anita
Renee Cooper, $685. Fifth Av. s..
Rodney Crawford. 4433 Fifth Av
S.
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thony sh and a sister, Elizabeth,
two years old.
Uncle Was Guest; Mr., Bernard
Bledsoe OF Huntington, Tenn.
spent four days in the city visit
ing relatives He was the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Bledsoe OF 900 Aurora Av Mr..
Bledsoe was the recipient OF num-
erous eourtesies during his brief
visit. Mr.. and Mrs Peter Robin
son OF 900 Iglehart Az. enter
tanned Friday night September 20.
with family dinner in honor OF
the visitor. He was also their
guest on a sightseeing tour around
the Twin Cities and later at the
Key Club in Minneapolis. Mr.
Bledsoe is an uncle Of Mrs, Rob
inson. He was favorably Impressed
with the city on his first visit and
enjoyed the hospitality OF the resi-
dents as much as the beauty OF
the city,
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Oct 12-Ar. and Mrs. Robert
H Taylor. 800 z. Al St, % years;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perdue
2s41 Georgia Av., st. Louis Park
two years.
Oct. 13-Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Drake, s437 Smelling Az. 20 years
Oct. I'M. and Mrs. B. Pres
ton Ashley, 42O1 Second Av. s.,
y years; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Wright. 1909 Portland Av, q
years: Mr.. and Mrs. James Leroy
Riley, 2s25 s1st Av s.. three
years.
Oct. 16-Mr. and Mrs. Earl b
Williams. 1929 Fifth Av s., IS
years.
Oct I'M. and Mrs william
Young. 2s12 Elliot Av.. - years:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell c. Helm,
514 18th Av N, six years: Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Acosta $500
FIFTH Av. s., five years.
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Leaves For Home: Mrs. Roberta
Lpscomb of Washington. d. c..
left Monday evening for home af-
ter spending ten days in the city
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Murphy Of 1926 Second Av.
S. and other relatives. She was
accorded many social courtesies
during her visit including guest
of Mrs. Clyde Johnson Sr. at a
Style Show held at the Leaning
ton Hotel and a guest at a bridge
party of Mrs. Barbara Cyrus.
Second Daughter: Mr.. and Mrs.
Iagene Burney, 370e Fifth Av. s.,
are the proud parents of a new
baby daughter, their second daugh-
ter born September 2s, at Mt.
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Twin City Reel
& Trigger Club
September Meeting

on Saturday Sept "a, the Twin
city Reel and Trigger Club held
It's regular monthly meeting at
Ames Lodge in Minneapolis. The
meeting was presided over by An
drew Clark, president.
The highlight OF the meeting
was the showing OF pictures taken
during the clubs annual Labor
Day outing at Lake Splitter. Carl
Fraction showed the pictures and
gave a very interesting narration.
The pictures revealed the various
activities enjoyed by the club
members and their families in
Guiding boating, fishing, trap
shooting, horseshoes, and archery.
on septemer 10, the Governors
Centennial Bronze Award was
presented 70 Charles Banks Of the
Twin City Reel and Trigger Club
for being an outstanding instruc-
tor In the field OF firearms safety.
The affair, known as the Cover
nor's Annual Firearms Safety
Banquet, was held at the Lean
ington Hotel in Minneapolis and
was conducted by Mr.. Ed Shave,
Minneapolis Tribune outdoor col.
umnist.
The banquet was highlighted by
Governor orville Freeman's add
ress. The recipient Of the award,
Charles Banks, is the financial
secretary of the club and also
serves on the board OF directors.
The clubs lodge site ia located
on picturesque Lake Splitter some
40 miles northwest OF the Twin
Cities. The lodge properties were
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
Twin City Council
Of Clubs Sponsors
Presidents Ball

Alfred Barnes chairman Of the
entertainment committee OF the
Twin City Council of Clubs, an
nounces that preparations are be-
ing made for a Presidents Ball,
which is a get-together OF all the
councils thirty clubs TO honor all
the presidents of the affiliated
clubs. The date has been set for
the 22nd Of November. . pm. UNI
till--at the newly decorated En-
ployees' Club at Fort Smelling.
Refreshments win be served by
the Employees Club. Bin Helms
band win furnish popular. rhyth-
mic music for the members dane
ing pleasure, Invitations viii be
sent out after November first.
Judging from the enthusiastic
response and cooperation OF the
clubs. a very enjoyable evening is
in the ofting for all.
Wayne Glanton. president of the
Twin City Council OF Clubs, says
that some of the presidents are so
pleased with the project they have
suggested that this get-aoquainted
party become an annual affair of
the councils clubs.
Any club presidents seeking fur
Their information on invitations,
etc, please contact Alfred Barnes
at ia. 1894.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10
SPECIAL INSTITUTE
PLANNED ON JOB
SKILL DEvElOpMENT

Richard X. Fox, Jr., Second Vice
President Of the 81. Paul Branch.
NAAcP has ben appointed Chair
man Of the special Institute for
the development Of Technical,
Scientific and Vocational skills
amongst Negroes which will be
held Friday. October 81, 1858. The
hte for this program has not
been selected.
Herbert Hill Labor Secretary,
Of the National Association for
the Advancement Of colored Peep
lie win be the principal speaker
All labor union officials Of the
Twin City area and all manage
ment personnel officials win b.
extended special invitations TO at
tend.
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/ cup hot water
~ cup cold water
cup sweetened orange sec.
lions
baked s-inch pie shell, cooled
METHOD: Combine pudding
mix and milk in a saucepan. Cool,
and stir over medium heat until
mixture comes to FULL boil.
Remove from heat. Chill Mean
while dissolve gelatin in HOT
water. Add cold water and chill
until slightly thickoned. Set bowl
firmly in ice and water. Beat with
an egg beater until the gelatin
is fluffy and thick, Gradually add
chilled pudding, beating well after
each addition. Fold in sweetened
orange sections. Pour into cooled
baked 9-inch pie shell. Chill. earn
ish with orange sections, II de-
sired.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Oct. li-Mr and Mrs. o. c,
Drizzle, SOS Rondo Av., 25 years;
Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Thomas,
sos Rondo Av., six years.
Oct. 12-Mr. and Mrs. George
H, Todd, 63s st. Anthony Av,, II
years; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Smith
SAT Carroll Av,, 16 years.
oct. 15-Mr AMI Mrs. f. Sonion
GAS Rondo Av., 35 years
Oct. 16-Mr. and Mrs. wilburt
Burks, 491 St. Anthony Av., II
years,
Oct. 17-Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Osborne, 9S4 Iglehart Av., five
years.
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Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Oct. ~ - Miss Lucille Roach,
Los Angeles, Calf; James A.
Tooley, Chicago, Ill.
Oct. 13-Mrs. George Adams,
Duluth, MINI.
oct. 15-Mrs. Marian f. Hoop
er, New York City.
Oct. 16-Audrey James, Kansas
City, Kans.; James Bailey, Iwen,
Wis.
Oct 17-Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler,
Los Angeles, Calf.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

Sinai hospital and weighed in at
seven pounds and five and one
quarter ounces. The newcomer
was welcomed at home by her sis
ter Deborah and brother Iagene
Jr. Maternal grandparents are
Mrs. Mary Bell Lee of Milwaukee
and Mr.. John Thomas Of Seattle
Paternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thomas Of Nil
waukee, Wis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-10

UnO Score Roller Skating Party
at Pastime Thursday, Oct 2S,
IO:3O-12;l5 pm. Free shoe skates
and pop. Donation SI.OO--Advt.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS 4

Enlisted In Armed Services: Ernest Lee Sims Jr
Mrs Dorothy Sims of S37 81 St. enlisted
Services he left Friday October for Camp Carson Co for
Visited In Chicago Mrs Walter Lowe 1886 Wayery Place
spent the past weekend in Chicago visiting her sister
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WARRINGTON SCHOOL
P.T.A. OPEN HOUSE

The P.TA Open House at War
rington School win be Tuesday
oct. H. 7:30 pm. The parents
viii be able 20 visit the children's
rooms.
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RECEPTION FOR REV.
GLOVER AND WIFE

Members of the Presidents
Guild Of st. James AAIE Church
in st. Paul announced this week
that a reception win be given
at the church, Friday, October 10
in honor of their minister and his
wife, Rev. and Mrs. Jesse L. Glow
er.
The reception scheduled for :
pm. win be in appreciation of the
past years work Rev. Glover has
put into the church, said a spokes-
man for the Guild.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Baby Baptized Francois Gabriel GARNER born September
H. baptized Sunday September 2s by John Wrth at
ST. Peter Caver Catholic Church He is the infant Of Mr.
and Mrs DJama GARNER of 100 Carroll Az Goparens are
Mr. Earl Thompson and Miss Dorothy Davis Francois was well
coined at home by his two brothers d. Jama h 4 and An
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Simply cook a package Of
chill Il while you prepare the
Orange-navored gelatin. As soon
as the gelatin is slightly thick,
cned, whip until light and fluffy
Then gradually add the chilled
pudding TO the gelatin and whip.
For added flavor and color, sweet
cned orange sections can be filled
into this heavenly filling before II
is poured into a cooled pie shell.
An ideal refreshment for buffet
suppers or card parties, this sun
ny cream pie can be made as fes-
tive and attractive as you please
Orange sections and sprigs Of
mint make a very attractive garn-
ish, or II you are planning q
Halloween party, garnish with
pumpkin candles. No matter how
you decorate this luscious pie, Il
is sure 10 please all who partalSe
of Il.
CREAMY ORANGE PIE
/ package coconut cream pud-
ding and pie filling mix
2 cups milk
/ package orange-flavored gela-
tin
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No extra time to decorate Nonsense Use one OF these
c tricks to turn cake into masterpiece Spoon fork
kniie make delightfully."- different designs easy ways.
Use fork to make crsscroS drawing the tines
OF FORK across the oStng then coored
square Or hold spatua at grad
ualy draw spatula toward you, while turning cake.
frosting tricks easy and little practice you'll
soon be making roses leaves Just follow easy
directions IN brand booklet called Fun Frostings
hat you md attached to the Betty Croker frosng
packages at your groeerS'
Scalops
With teaspoon inverted tip frosted cake Repeat in
rows across cake for all design.
Glossy Web
Frost cake with Betty Croker Peanut Frostng Mix
Melt unsweetened chocolate OH Dip knife chocolate
Mark circles top Of cake, knife center
for web.
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What a difference

You answer late-hour calls without touching
toe 10 the floor. You rest easier too with phone
within arms reach. ready TO serve you always
Telephones Al your bedside, IN your kitchen
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USE WANT ADS --
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bedroom phone makes!

wherever you want them-bring you great con-
venience al very small cost Call your telephone
business office today Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone Company
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difference modern saaSni
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
LAS C0SAS QUE HA
VIST0 kIDGTUNERO


Kid Tunero' CEVeho Musteher) es I'm cubano native de-
Victoria de las Tunas, Que 'pr UNI punto de conteo no fe cam.
peon nnediano del mundo en- boxeo, En- esa profession deportiva
ss una de las gOrias de Cuba, Y en- pos de ella viai6 pr tres
coninentes.
Pero Kid Tunero es tambien uno de los hombres de vida
mas noble, valiente y. serena con quien uno puede hablar sobre'
la TERRA. Basic decir que de Ell escribio Ernest Hemingway:
a Kid Tunero, puedo entender a Antonio Maceo".,
Basic tambien recordar que durante la II Guerra Mundial, Eve
lilo Musteier prefrio arruinar todas sus valiosas propiedades en-
Manton, Riviera francesa. por tai de rescatar de los alemanes
a su familia. Quedo pobre, pero trajo junto a Ell a SUI esposa va
sus dos hijos. pr
iQuien mejOr que este humilde y magnifico Kid Tunero,
para hacerle una petit entrevista en- Eel Noticioso v Luceroo.
sobre las cosas morales que Ell VIC pr ell mundo? ,7n
Y Ell dialogo fue ash con este Kid Tunero amigo bueno v,
compatriota digno, ell pIgl que siempre pogo rapido y Ell cuida-
dano que siempre hablara despacio.
De todas las costumbres, habitos ~tradiciones que viste en-
stras tierras, icual tie cause mejor impression?
La costumbre de los habtantes de la Ila Trinidad de dor.
mir con todaS las puertas abiertas, en- los hoteles y en- los hoga"
res. Tienen tanto respeto por las cosas ajenas, que son intoca-
bles para todos. No Sc concibe un ratero entire elos. ~.
-iY eual Ia que tie produio mayor repulsion? W
Ell exceso de carga sobre Ia cabeza eonque trabajan las
mujeres en- Vigo y La Coruna. 7a
ST tie deiarsn imponerle a La Habana las tres mejorasa
urbanas que mas te han gustado en- otras capitales extranjeras,
icuales escogerias? .,-. a"
Las esqunas en- chaflan. contra academies del transito,
que uen la barcelona mO0ernd, FL afDOlad0 en- t0daS las Ca
lies de las poblaciones de Europa; y los parqueos subterraneos
que hay en- Buenos Aires.
-iCual ss a tu jueio Ia mejora de otro pals que mas be-
nefcio lie traeria a la familia Guiana? 90
La organization del ndcIeo familiar composing de Fran.
ella. No ereo que haya otra igual en- Ell mundo. 80,
-iCual ss Ia sente mas hospitalaria que eneontraste?
Los ehienos; y despues los sspaholes. Fambien en- Bos-
ION y SAINT raul MIMI :-r,3 ' 5a
-iQus siio del mundc s horripil6?
Ell Casbah, barrio arabe de Argel. Is 10 mas imponente
que he visto. I'm ma1hechor puede if de una casa para otra y
estar amos enteros huyendo dentro del barrie. Con decir que
Francia ha necestado meter ALI 1000 soldsdos y policias para
eontrolar Ia barriada. ~
Para terminar, una pregunta ersonaldeportiva
-Tu crees que te "robsron" Ell eampeonato mundial Guam.
do peleaste contra Ell frances Marcel Thill en- Paris y te conta-
ron un pVnto sole per asbajo4 de ,sR o,r=, re- - : ,ors,a,
Mo. Porque 20 acabe enfucho mas eansado que Thrill. .n
Else es Kid Tunero. rs honroso tener I'm eompatriota ash
Da orgullo hablar con an ser racional asi. e..
gts.. sue. RICARDO CARDET.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-29
AImendures
Derroto al
Hubunu

HABANA, Oct. %. CUPID. -
Ell Almendares anoto 7 carre-
ras en- ell decimo inning derro-
tando al Habana 80 y pasando
al primer lugar del campeona-
to con una ventaja de medic
juego. Triples de Willie Miriam
da y Angel Scull mas un SEN
clio que produjo dos carreras
de Bob Atkinson y un doble que
produjo otras dos por Dick
Brown fueron los detalles prin
cipales del rally almendarista.
Almendares 600 DOL OOO7 8 10 2
Habana 900 900 010 l 2 6 1
Pena, Rodriguez (10), Fowler
(10), y Brown; Amor, Castella-
nos (10) Hernandez (10) y Ro-
mano. Ganador: Pena (2-2) Per
dedor, Amor (1-2).
Hoy jugaran Cienfuegos y Ma
rianao.