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Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
Wesley Theological
Seminary Reopens

Wesley Theological Seminary
75-year-old Methodist ministerial
school which moved to the Ameri-
can University campus this sum
mer from Westminster, Md, open
ed in Washington for the first time
with orientation on Monday, Sept
30 and classes on Wednesday, DC.
tober l.
About 200 students were expected
this year. according to DR.. Norman
L. TrOtt, president. Ninety-seven
are new students, so per cenl
increase over the enrolling class
last year in the crowded Westmin-
ster facilities. BY 1864, the enroll
ment will be more than $50.
The students and faculty OBJ
served their first Communion in the
new chapel in the administration
building Oct. 1 at II a. m. Bishol
G.. Bromley Oman, president OF
the seminary's Board of Governors
assisted by the IA district superin-
tendents of the Washington Epis-
copal Area, administered the
sacraments.
The seminary community, Join.
ing with American University and
the new School of Internationa
Service, heard inaugural ad-
dresses in the Seminary chape
Sept. 30-Oct 8. Herbert ButterfieId
Master of Peterhouse and soon tc
be Vice Chancellor of Cambridge
University lectured on Inter
national Conflict in the Twentieth
Century"
Glasses will be held this year in
the $750,000 administration build
ing, the first unit in a six-building
$3.5 million program financed by
the Kresge Foundation, Methodistt
in ten Annual Conferences, and
community leaders.
A. Hensel Fink, Philadelphis
architect, designed the contempor.
ary style buildings of limestone and
brick. Consolidated Engineering
Company of Baltimore was the ma
jor contractor, with much of the
work done by sub-contractors OF
the Washington vicinity.
The new administration building
is designed to contain several items
of religious art and symbolism, all
executed in contemporary forms.
The chapel will be viewed by visit
tors in a few weeks, after fna.
building details and seminary ori-.
entation have been completed.
The students will move into a
$350,000 four-story dormitory on a
wooded slope of the campus.
The 10000 volumes in the semin-
ary library were moved in seven
days from Westminster to their
proper shelves. in the second floor
of the dormitory. The new Library
Building, already under construc-
ton, will be completed next year.
President and Mrs. Trott will
live in a special apartment in the
dormitory until the Presidents
Home, now under construction, is
completed.
Faculty and staff members moved
during the summer into homes in
the American University Park,
Chevy Chase-Bethesda and Wesley
Heights area.
Students will attend classes
Tuesday morning through Friday
noon, leaving long week-ends for
students pastors who commute to
preach in Methodist churches
throughout Maryland
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10

Hoch. The girls elected Marie
Kehlenbrink as president of the
troop, Christine Hoch as vice presi-
dent and Vicky Willin, Troop
Scribe. Mrs. Jack Lewis is troop
leader assisted by Mrs. Merritt Lit
trell. The troop sponsor is st
Mary's Episcopal Church.
At a recent meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Bridgevilie Fire
Company, Mrs. Grant Friedel of
Middleford and Mrs. Bob Thomas,
of town, were welcomed as new
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Atles
Bramble, Jr., are receiving congrat-
uIations on the birth of a daughter
born September 20, in Nanticoke
Memorial Hospital. Seaford.
Robert ]. Bennett has recently
been appointed to the publicity
committee of the Sussex County
Volunteer Firemen's Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Lemuel
Toomey are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a son born
September 29 in Nanticoke Mem
orial Hospital, Seaford.
Union Methodist Church
A. Jason BlundOn. Minister
9:45 a. m, Church School with
classes for all ages. G. Clayton
Richards, Supt.
11:O0 a. m. Morning Worship
with sermon by the pastor. An
thems by the Chancel and Senior
Choirs.
2:3O p. m, Barratt's Chapel Ami
versary Service with DR.. Albert Day
of Wesley Seminary, Washington,
d. c. as afternoon speaker.
$50 p. M, Methodist Youth Fell
lowship Meeting.
Monday, October 1880 p. m,
Lighthouse Glass Meeting.
Tuesday, October 14-8:00 p. M,
Official Board Meeting.
Thursday, October 16-7:00 p. m,
Chancel Choir Rehearsal; 500 p. m,
Senior Choir Rehearsal.
A surprise party was given Mr..
James Sullivan, Friday evening,
October 3rd at the home of Mr.. Ken
meth McIlvain to celebrate Mr.. Sull-
ivan's 8Oth birthday. The party was
given by Mrs. Frank LeKates and
Mrs. Kenneth McIlvain.
Among the guests present were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncery Hartzell,
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10

outstanding with superior scho-
lastic performance and record OF
achievement in a variety of activi-
ties. He will be considered for his
adaptability, human understanding,
personality, and desire to cooperate.
He must arrange to take college
entrance examinations on Decem-
ber 6. of this year. This will consist
of a morning session of tests and
a foreign languages examination
in the afternoon.
The testing centers will be in
Wilmington, Dover and Salisbury.
Tickets can be purchased for the
price of ST. 90 each from the ticket
chairman, Mrs. Farrin, or club
members.
There will be door prizes, table
prizes and refreshments. Please
bring your own cards.
Many workers in this vicinity
have had limited employment re-
Gently. Children must be clothed
for school. Numerous parents have
long depended upon the Parish
House Rummage Sales held by the
Lewes st. Peters Episcopal Church
Women's Auxiliary to stretch their
clothing budget. Let's not let them
down. Begin your wardrobe inspec-
tion for all outgrown usable ar
ticles also any adult apparel. Call
he kitchen too. Household gadgets
and furniture are always in de-
mand. Help yourself by helping
lthersl
The Sale will take place on Tues
lay, October IA, through the 18th.
Start bringing your gifts now.
DR.. and Mrs. James Beebe, 7Jr.,
are spending this week in Chicago,
where DR.. Beebe is attending the
American College of Surgeons an
1ual meeting at The Conrad Hilton
Hotel
Miss Adele T. Chamber. daughter
Of Captain and Mrs. George e.
Chambers, Sr., is one of the first
Grade teachers at the Caesar Rod
1ey Public School, near Camden.
Del.
Mrs. Gilbert M Wiltbank and son,
Gilbert M. Wiltbank. Jr., are on a
three week trip visiting in Europe.
They will see the Worlds Fair in
Belgium. and travel through Italy
md France.
Mrs. William 'Ackerman of Wash
ington, d. c., is spending a few
lays here this week as the guest
Of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Danrow at
their residence on Mulberry st.
ETRSN Arlynn Quentin Hall, son
If Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert O.. Hall
known to his friends as "AQ" is
now on Okinawa in the Far East on
the USS Ajax, an auxiliary Navy
repair ship. There is complement
Of 900 men on board this ship. "AQ"
has been touring. and visited Pearl
HSrbor in Hawaii, Guam and Sase-
bo, Japan. He'll be in California
next February. "AQ" was gradual
ed from Lewes High School in the
class of 1856. and enlisted shortly
afterwards. He'll finish his formal
education following his Navy stint.
> Mrs. w. Hearld Brittingham, .Sr.,
is chairman of the Girl Scout Drive
in Lewes this year, which will get
under wav next week,
Mr. William Lynch, Pilot Town
Road, is a patient at the Beebe
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Collins
are spending some time in Florida
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Elverson Ingram has ac-
cepted position at the Beebe Hos,
pital in the X-Ray Room.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
LEWE.S

Mrs. Leighton Joseph, of Midway,
was reelected president of the
Nassau Home Demonstration Club,
last Thursday at the annual meet
ing held at the home OF Mrs. Robert
ID. Thompson of Rekoboth Beach.
New officers chosen are Mrs. Eu-
gene Howard, of Midway, vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. Minnie Davidson of
Overbrook, as secretary. Reelected
was Mrs. Thompson as treasurer.
The program chairman for the
meeting were the president, Mrs.
Joseph and Mrs. John Freeman of
Lewes RID. who demonstrated fea-
lures of good grooming. The nomi-
mating committee consisted of Mrs.
John Wilson, Mrs. Walter F. Beh-
ringer of the Rehoboth-Milford
Highway, and Mrs. Hannah Thomp-
son.
Plans have been made by the
Lewes Zwaanendael Club for a
benefit card. party to be held at 8
p. m, October Is, in the Valley of
the Swans Hotel at Lewes, by the
co-chairmen, Mrs. Mona Gillespie
and Mrs. David s. Peck.
Proceeds from the affair will go
toward the joint project of the Della
ware Federation of Women's Clubs
to sponsor Delaware High School
student International award next
year. Mrs. Leon II. Farrin has been
appointed chairman of the project
for the Lewes Zwaanendael Club
She will name her committees
shortly for selection of local stu
dent who will be eligible for the
award.
Qualifications for the award will
be recommended By the superin-
tendent or principal of the local
high school. The recipient must be
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10

of Newark. spent several days with
Mrs. Lola Anderson.
Miss Janice Hopkins spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hopkins.
Mrs. Albert Humphreys lett to-
day for a visit WITH her brother,
Mr.. w. H. Lyons and> family on
Charlottesville, Va.
The Rev. DIR. Daniel w. Justice
and Mrs. Justice. of Baltimore, Nd.
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert c., Elliott. Mr.. Justice
is District superintendent of the
West Baltimore District of the
Methodist Church.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
ARTERIAL TRAFFICOSIS

SAN DIEGO, Calf. -(P)- The
Heart Assn. had to vacate its offices
to make room for one of the biggest
San Diego Arteries-the new Cross
town Freeway.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10

Dartmouth COLLEGES noted scholar,
Rufus Choate. made a speech eulog-
izing Daniel Webster. another alum
nus. at the college on July 81, 1853 One
sentence In the speech was 1,2G0 words
long and required 10 minutes to de-
liver.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10

A rich Roman residence containing cost
ly bronzes wos recently uncovered be-
low melon puieh in Sdrdis, Turkey.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10

CLASSIFIED ADS Get Results
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
Numerosos Lutinoumericunos Llequn
a Asistir d Convention Episcopal
Misc con Sermon en- Esponol rendrd
Lvsar eli Die de Ia Rozo, oetvbre II

Numerosos obispos y minis.
tros de las 1glesias Episcopales
de la America Latina estan lie
gando la ciudad, a asistir a Ia
Convention General de la lyle.
STA Episcopal de los Estadoi
Unidos, que Sc celebrara en-
Miami Beach del 5 al II de oc'
tubre.
Una misa de Santa Communion,
en- espanol, sera celebrada el
domingo IL de octubre, a las 8
de la maflana, por Ell Reverend
Charles P. Shulhafer, de la Ig.
lesia de San Jorge, Ciudad de
Guatemala. Ell Reverend David
Emrys Richards estara a cargo
de la predicaci6n, que sera tam
bien en- espanol.
Esta es la primera vez que di.
cha convention Sc efectua en- Ia
Florida y solamente la segun.
da vez que Sc efectua en- Ell Sur
de los Estados Unidos. ~
Ell servicio de aperture estara
apierto para 81 publico y Sc es.
pera $4,000 personals asistiran.
Este servicio tendra lugar Ell do.
minzo, octubre S a las 8 Pm.
en- Ell Exhibition Hall, Gale II
y Washington Ave-, Miam
Beach. I'm coro de TOO voces es
tara a cargo de la musica sa
grada.
que tomaran parte en- los ser
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
NUEYA DRo6A CONTRA
BAtIL0S TIF0INCOS

REMSCHEID, Alemania -
Dos medicos comunican haber
utilizado con exito ell Chloromy-
cetin para tratar a los portado-
res cronicos de bacilos tif6idi-
cos v paratifoidicos. Son porta-
deres cronicos aquellos indivi-
duos que han sido infectados
con un microorganismo y con.
tinuan llevandolo en- ell cuerpo.
LOS doctores L. H~antschmann
y H. Planz consignan que de 20
pacientes, 19 habian sido porta-
dores durante varios amos. De
estos iltimos, II excretaban ba-
clos tifoidicos y s excretaban
bacilos paratif6idicos (The Ger
man Medical Monthly, Vol. III,
Nc. 8, 1883 En- los 10 pacien-
ties restantes Sc encontraron ba-
clos en- las heces o la bills Sc
manas despues de la infection
inicial
La dosis media total de Cho-
romycetin administrada fue
de II g: los pacientes recibie-
ron ademas 1 Q 2 transfusiones
de ssngre, declaran los medi-
cos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02

CARLOS des.
facade cantante, famoso en- to.
da la America Latina por sus
celebrates discos --algunos
con la TRADITIONAL Sonora Ma.
tancera- Sera presentado FL
proximo sabado dia 4 de oc.
tubre en- Ell gran festival ofre.
cido por Ell Club Crist6baI Co.
Ion en- ell Auditorium de Mia.
mi Beach.
La destacada orquesta de
Freely Gallo amenizara este ac.
to para el cual existe gran en-.
tusiasmo entire La colonia his.
panoamerieana de esta ciu.
dad. Ademas, Sc presentara
el Grupo Gaines y sus "Hura.
canes" Hamados los empera.
dores del Rock.and.Roll.
Carlos Argentine, llamado
con raz6n Ell "Che" del Cha.
Cha'Cha y el Rey del Mere.
cumbk, sera la attraction es.
telar de esta fiesta bailable
donde Sc han dado cita las
personals que no Sc quieren
perder esta feria de diversio.
mes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
.Grupo 1eatra| venezoIano Two
Gran Exito en- Ciudad de Mexico

MEXICO, Oct. 1.-(UPD-
FL grupo teatral venezolano,
que participo en- Ell primer fes-
tival p~anamericano, termino
anoche SUI actuacion de siete
dias, en- ell escenario del Teatro
del Bosque de esta ciudad, con
la cuarta y Ultima representa-
cion de la obra "Los Fusiles de
la Madre Carrar", del autor ale
man Bertold Bretcht.
La presentation del grupo
venezolano fue recibida con
aplausos calidos, por Ell hume
roso publico que asisti6 a to-
das sus representatives., y con
mcnos calor por parte de la cri-
tica mexicana, que halo muchos
defectos, tanto en- la labor de
los Interpreters como en- la di-
reccion del professor Nicolas Gu
riel.
Dijo Curiel, "la critica seve-
"a, pero de altura, que Sc nos
ha hecho, nos permitira CORE
CIR nuestros defectos y mejo-
.rar nuestro grupo."
FL grupo venezolano, que re-
presenta a la Universidad Cen
trail de Venezuela, presento tres
obras durante SUI participation
en- ell festival. Hizo SUI debut con
"El dia de Antero Alhanp, del
novelista venezolano, Arturo Us
lar Pietri. Sigue despues con
Ell Don Juan Tenorio", de 70
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
POr CARLOS PASTOR

HOLLYWOOD, California,
Diane Jergens, joven actriz
que actualmente interpreta un
role importante en- la produc-
cion de los estudios de la War
ner Bros, THE FBI Story, sin
adn titulo en- espafol; contrajo
matrimonio con Peter Brown
de solo VENTURES amos de edad,
que a su vez es una de las es-
trellas mas recientes de los pro-
pios estudioS. La ceremonial Sc
llevo a efecto en- Las Vegas, ia
mosa por SuS matrimonios Y por
sus diyorcios...
Katina Paxinou, Ia genial &C.
triz griega, que en- 1943, fuera
honrada con un Oscar por SUI
magistral Interpretation en-
"Por Quien Doblan Las Campo
mas, junto a Gary Cooper e In
grid Bergman; ACADIA de termi-
mar su role estelar en- la super
production en- Technirama de
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
BrusiIeno Cue
Treintu Metros
Sobre AvtohUs

SAC PAULO, Oct. 1:-(UPI)
-Naor Feitosa, de "a amos, sal
to desde una altura de 80 me-
tros, desde ell viaducto de San.
ia Efigenia, y cayo sobre i'm au-
tobus que en- esos momentos
pasaba velozmente bajo la es,
tructura.
Los medicos del hospital al
que fue llevado apresuradamen-
tie, dijeron que SUI estado era
grave con posibles hemorragias
internas.
Cuando fue recogido, Feitosa
diio a la policia: "Tengo I'm in.
fierno por gloria, Ell Sufrimien
to por la conquista y la soledad
por ell amor"
Feltosa, pese 4 sus heridas,
qulso resistir a los. policias que
10 recogieron para llevarlo al
hospital Aparte de su melodra.
mstica declaration no dio ma.
yores detalles sobre los movi-
les que lie impulsaron a saltar
desde Ell viaducto, salvandose
de la muerte por Ell accidental
paso del autobus....
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
becarios de Ia 0NS Visitaran
|os Estados Unidos y Canada
Estudiurdn Metodos de Production de
Vaeunas y Control de la PoliomieIitis

n, Austria y Africa aecuatorial
Francesa
Durante este curse los beca-
rios lecibiran adiestramiento y
efectuaran visitas de observa-
cion a los laboratories del Cen
tro de Intermediates TRANSMIT
sihles en- Montgomery y Allan
Ia, y en- ell Laboratorio de Polio
MERITS del Institute de Micro
biologia, en- Montreal. Igual-
meme visitaran tres companies
farmaceuticas que producer va
cuna antipoliomielitica en- De-
tro1t e indianapolis.
Ell primero de diciembre re-
gresaran a Washington para de-
ditar tres dias al estudio y OBJ
servacion de pruebas de seguri-
dad y actividad de la vacuna de
poliomlelitis en- los Institutes
Nsclonales de Saiud.
Asimismo, ell 5 de diciembre
este grupo international cele-
brara una reunion de evalua-
ciol con personal de la OSP.
Estos becarios completaran su
plan con un programa indivi-
dual que seguira al curse sobre
' poliomielitis.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02

vicios re1igiosos en- St. Ste
phen's durante la convention Sc
ran: en- octubre 5, a las 9;15
de la manana ell Muy Reverendo
James A. Pike, Obispo de Cali
fornia, predicara y celebrara La
Santa Communion; tambien Ell do
mingo, octubre 5 a las IL Am.
predicara y celebrara La Santa
Misa ell Muy Reverendo Gerald
Francis Burrill, Obispo de Chi
cago. En- octubre IL, ademas
de la misa en- espanol a las g.
de la mafiana. a las e:15 AM.
ell Muy Reverend Michael Hin
suke Yashiro, Obispo de la San
ia Iglesia Catolica en- ell Japon
hablara acerca de la obra en- ell
Oriente. A las II Am. tam
bien en- octubre IL, Ell Muy Re-
vel endo Angus Campbell Mac
lines, Arzobispo de jerusalem y
Metropolitan relebrara la Santa
Misa y predicara.
FL publico en- general esta
cord,almente invitado a todas
esios grandes actos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
QUITO FILA FEcHAS
PARA z REUNlONEs
PANAMERIcANAS

WASHINGTON, D. C. PAU)
= Ell Gobierno del Ecuador fl
j6 definitivamente las fechas pa
ra las Reuniones Panamericanas
de Consulta de Geografia e His
tCria, que Sc realizaran en- Qui-
to y en- Cuenca, respectivamen-
tc
Ell Doctor Jose Mora, Secreta-
rio General de la Organization
de los Estados Americanos, re-
cibio la nota correspondence
del DR.. Gonzalo Escudero, Emba-
jaoor del Ecuador en- ell Conse-
10, lndicando que, de conformi-
dad con la RESOLUTION del Con-
seio Directive del Institute Pan
americana de Geografia e His
toria solicitando la posterga-
cion de dichas reuniones, de di-
ciembre de este ano a enero del
proximo Ell gobierno ec~uatoria-
no he fijado, del Z al Is de
enero de 1889. ell termino para
la realization de la Quinta Reu.
MON Panamericana de Consulta
soble Geografia, en- Quito, y, del
10 al q del mismo mes, aquel
en- que Sc ma de efectuar la
Cuarta Reunion Panamericana
de Consulta sobre Historic, en-
Cuenca
Ell Gobierno del Ecuador ha-
his fijado anteriormente d.
ciembre como fecha para las
reuniones, pero Ell Consejo Di-
rectivo del Institute resolvio
pedir la postergaci6n, en- vista
de que los P~residentes, tanto
de la Comisi6n de Geografia CO.
MO de la de Historic, juzgaban
POGO conveniente ell que la rea-
lizaci6n de las reuniones con-
sultivas coincidiera con la ter
minacion del aho lectivo que en-
muchos pafseS finaliza en- dicho
mes, 10 que habria dificultado la
a~sistencia de numerosos profe-
sores de las materias objeto de
la ~consulta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02

WASHINGTON, D. g. 0cho
irologos procedentes de otros
antos paises, iniciaran en- esta
iudad ell v1ernes I'm curse de
Studios de nueve semanas So
re la poliomielitis, durante ell
ual visitaran laboratories e ms
|itutos de salud desde Mont
omery a Montreal.
Estos virologos llegaran Ell 2
e oCtubre y Sc presentaran, al
Tia sigufente, a la 0ficina SAM
aria Panamericana, Oficina Re
Eional de la Organization Mum
lial ds IA Salud para las Ameri-
Eas para recibir instrucciones e
ntercanibiar impresiones.
Ss%
TodosselloS estan estudiando
fTecnicas de diagnostico, la
,rodgccIon de vacuna y ell con-
IroI de Ia %poliomielitis" bajo Ell
orograma mundial de hecas de
% OMS.
Los becarios. todos ellos des-
'acados virologos en- sus respec-
-ivos ,pafses, representa- cuatro
lie 'as seiS regionesq de la OMS,
\ proceden de la U.R.S.S., Chile,
5giptp, Nigeria, Polonia, Liba-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
Cuisines De HOLLYWOOD

los estudios de la Warner Bros.
"The Miracle, sin aun titulo
en- eSpanol, bajo la direction de
Irving Rapper, quien fuera muy
agassjado con Sus films, eel Nj
no Y FL Toro" y mac Para
IT,. Katina Paxinou comparte
honores estelares en- "The Mi
racle', con Carroll Baker, Ro-
ger Moore, Walter Slezak, Wit.
torio Gussman, Gustavo Rojo,
Carlos Rivas y Gladys Cooper.
Antes de marchar a New York,
donde Sc reunio con su esposo
Alexis Minotis, quien Sc halla
produciendo en- Broadway me
dea", con Maria Callas, Katina
sostuvo varias entrevistas con
Ell apuesto actor hispano-italo,
nacido en- Cuba, Dino Brisso, va
que es muy possible que ambos
protagonicen p~roximamente la
version cinematografica de "The
Cross"
Uno de los toreros que estan
surgiendo al estrellato con mas
velocidad es sin duda Jaime
Braso, nacido en- Mejico, quicn
ha figurado en- los ruedos de ca
81 todas las plazas del mundo
en- Latinoamerica y Espana; ha
sido traido a Hollywood por cl
director Irving Rapper, para
que funja como ASSESSOR tecnico
en- las escenas en- que intervie-
ne Gustavo Rojo, quien encar-
ma ell role estelar de un mata-
dor llamado Cordova, durante
Ell periodo de 1912, en- Espana.
En- esta s%ecuencia del film tam
bien toma parte la sensual Ca
rroll Baker, quien en- ell role de
Teresa, Sc esta siendo acreedo-
ra de una nomination para los
pr6ximos OscareS. a.
Una de las superproduccio-
mes que mas revolucionara este
ano Ell dificil mercado de la CT
nematografia, ha de, ser sin la
menor duda, "The FBI Story,
sin aun titulo en- espanol, y pro-
tagonizada para los estudios de
la Warner Bros. Por James Ste
wart y la bellisima Vera Miles,
bajo la genial direction de Mer-
vyn Leroy que por treinta amos
ha estado brindando verdade-
ras joyas al publico desde la Me-
ca del Cine, entire las que pue-
de ~contarse con orgullo la ia.
mosa "Quo Vadis". "The FBI
Story, abarca un gran periodic
en- el cual Sc formo csc gran or
ganlSmo policlaco de Los ESta-
dos Unidos, que es ell Bureau
Federal de Investigaciones y la
cruenta lucha que tuvo que sos
tener con los mas afamados
gansters que imperaban en- ell
RENO del Bajo Mundo.
Entire todos los calificativos
con que la RIGA lengua espanola
cuenta, Ell mas apropiado para
c~alificar la estupenda superpro-
duccion de los estudios de la
Warner Bros, "Auntie Name,
sin aun titulo en- espanol, prota,
gonizada por Rosalind Russell,
es: FABULOSA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
Buenos Hdbitos de Dornir,
CIdve Para Ia Buena Sa|ud

"iQue no daria por domir
Ibien una noche!"
ICON que frecuencia ha dido
usted. esta observation y hasta
Ia hat expresado listed mismo?
5Por a1s?- Porque Sc levanto de
Ia camaa sintiendose cansado,
y l1eno de tension, y
fsintiendose tambien, probable
lmente, como que no ha descan-
lsado NADIA. 5Que tanto debe u.s.
lied dormir? Varia segun ell in
dividuo pero 8 horas es una bue-
Ina regla.
iQue es Ell sueno? FL diccio-
nario,lo define como ell periodic
|Ide descanso del cuerpo y la
mente, durante ell cual la volun-
tad y la consciencia estan en-
suspense parcial o completa-
mente y las funciones corpora
lies suspendldas parclalmente.
Aunque las horas de suefo re-
queridassvaria en- los individuos,
Ell descanso es esencial para la
buena salud. A algunas perso-
mas les va bien con unas GUAM
tas horas de sueno, mientras
otras requieren mas del prone
dio de 8. Ell tipo de sueno tam
bien Juega I'm papel en- la can
tidad, de descanso. I'm sueno
iinquieto, interrumpido frecuen-
temente con periodos de des-
pertar caprichosos, no conduce
a la buena reparacion de los te.
jidos, del cuerpo. Tn sueno
tranquilo proporciona la COM
pleta. recuperacion de la fatiga
antenior. Menos de las conven-
cionales Ii & horas dc sue6o