davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

rastao, dosegao vrhunac go
dine 1946. U toj je godini bio
svake minute u SAD razrije-
Sen po jedan brak, a ukupni
broj rastava popeo Sc ma
10000! ..... 1. .5'....
Medjutin, Cd 1947 godine
naovamo po pr.yi puta 81 hi
storiji Amerike broj rastava
brakova poceo je znatno o
padati. Uprkos velikorn bro
ju novih brakova, proMogo-
disnji prosjek rastava bio je
vec "a so posto rnanji I'D o.
noga u 1916. gpdini.
Sve Sc to dogadjalo bez u.
tjecaja nekih zakonskih mje.
ra iii slicnog. stos je opda u.
zrokovalo smanjenje Tts t a.
va? Jedan Cd osnovnih. uzro.
ka svakako je povisgn zivot.
nj standard. Teskei prijeratne
i poratne ekonomske sprilike
prisiljavale su milijune mia.
din ljudi da odgode szenidbu
do svoje 30. godine. A onda,
kad su Sc konacno ipak Cd.
|.lucili ma tai k orak,. hawke
samoa bile su kod Nth vet
tako ukorijenjene, da su 81
tie s k 0 stvarali konpromisi
Danas, govore americki socio.
lozi, u sredjenijim ekonom'
skim prilikama mladi ljudi u
laze u brak sa mnogo wise
optimizma. Prosjecni mlado'
zenja 1857. godine star lie p
godine, a nevjesta 20 godina
(Mnogi savjetnici u pitanjt
brakova jos su uvijek protiy
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
IAN | MLJIV V0STI.
DA LII ZNATE?

-. da u SJeVern0J America
zivi zivotinja slicna nasoj kr-
tici S dugim repom i rilom ma
kojem su izrasle bradavice u
obliku zvijezde. To je "Stern-
null koji hvrsno pliva u vo-
di i ruje u zemlji, a hrani sc
crvima i ribama.
:. da u prasurnaraa sJuz-
ne Arnerike zivi vista ptica,
koje ricu poput goveda. Ina
ju prekrasno crno perje j Gu
perak ma glavi, koji se die
i pada.
da su kornjace ne
osjetljive protiv otrovnih pill
nova. q hamburskoj luci "a
boravio je jedan putnik dvije
kornjace u kabini broda. Brod
je dezinficiran s jakim para
ma cijanovodik kis e lin e
"Cyclon b., koja Il najkra-
Gem vremenu usmrcuje ljude
i zivotinje. N a kon "a sata
pronadjene su obje kornjace
live zdrave.
-. da su vrapci u Sjever-
moi America do godine 1850.
bill p osve nepoznati. Te je
godine uvezao Brooklyn insti.
tut prvih osam parova u A.
meriku, ali n a k on kratkoe
vremena su uginuli. Godine
1853. uvezeno je daljih ne.
koliko parova, koji su sc ia.
ko bro razmnoHli, da su 20.
dine 1875. owe male ptice vet
postale prava nevolja.
NOVA ANTARKTICKA
| STANICA
Sovjetska stampa je mex:
dan objavila pojedinosti O re.
ljefu terena, ma kome &c sc
podici n ova sovjetska ant.
arkticka stanica "Sovjetska.
ja".
stanica ee biti podignuts
ma visini cd 3,54O metara, ns
tocki koja se nalazi ma IA
JUNE Shrine l 97' istocne du.
Zine. Ledeni plato ma kome e
Sc nalaziti ova stanica, veo'
ma je neravan / najvisi vr.
howl imaju nadmorsku visinr
cd preko 1000 metara, a mai.
nizi dijelov su ma nadmor'
skoj visini cd preko 2,0O(
metara. Ledena kupola -je nj
tim mjestima pokrivena sni
jeznim formacija,na debelir
do 2 metra.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
RASTAYE BRAkA Sc SkiANJUJU u SAD

Cd godne 1916 do danas broj rastava Sled Drzavama
smanjo 500 Prosjecni madozenja star ~ godine
nevjesta 70 .s4saas ~ &. i.~aa.s IL.
Jos prize deseak godina americk pshooA sociolozi
bill ozbno zabnu zbog visokog postoka rastava bra
kova Sjedinenim Drzavama. Mnogi poznati strcnjaci
toga podrca govorili "kaoticno stanu anarhiju
|u brakovima". = = %%:A%- ." - 50 7fa
1zas th pesimistcnih izava egstiraa je stvarna ei
njenca, da je postoak rastava ko godnaa sve wise
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
"ZAJEDN1CAR"
ZAGREBACK VELESAJAM
Pavle D. Ostovic

PRIZE nego kazemo JOS par reci tom samu osvrnuti
cemo se da citaoc vdi cm ide Beogradskm Vee-
salmon, jednu stvar IL proslost
Tri iii cetiri godine pred rat, nei nas prijate mi
osnova smo Angojugosovensku trgovacku komoru Ia
grebu. To e ba jedna ovakva mesovta trgovacka ko-
mora Zagrebu Beograd in imao desetak. sve je blo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
MEDICINSKE zANIMLJ|Y0SIl-
Histeriia. kao nervno oboljeniA

Ina wise nervoznh oboenja ali jedno cd napoznatjh
po menu e hsterja Medu histeriju medcnsk svrsta
vau obojenja sde bolesnici tue poremecane
teesnh funkca, da lecnik moze nac nikakvu osno
to- Medju takve smptome ubraja Sc pretvaranje
glavobolji vrogavc probavm smetnjama, srcanm smet
MAMA ovdje privdne snetnje pokrea
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26
NAsE ZAJEDNICARSKO BRATSTyO

Zajednitarsko bratstvo treba da postano
odraz bratslih stremljenja suradnji me-
djusobnom pomaganju a redovma Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice n redovfma ame-
ritke hrvatske narodne grupe. Bratsli ideal
mora se neminovno primjeniti nasim redo
vima, interesu napre1ka i blagostanja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-26

OsnOVaH Smo Anglo-JugOSlOVe
grebu. To je bila jedina ov;
mora u Zagrebu. Beograd III
dobro, dok mi nismo pozvali
tajnika londonske trgovacke
komore u Londonu, da ma mas
trosak obidje cijelu Jugosla-
viju j sva VEGA industrijska i
trgovacka poduzeca, tako da
upozna ljude da moze 60
voriti IL iskustva. To je mog-
10 uroditi dobrim korisnim
trgovackim vezama "a cijelu
Jugoslaviju. Ali, buduci da bi
Zagreb bio mogao kod toga
igrati n e k u ulogu, Beograd
sc pobunio. Ma vrat ma nos u
Beogradu sc organizirala isto
takva konkurentna iii, kako
sc to u Beogradu kaze, man.
Cup anglo-jugoslovenska tr-
govacka komora. Badava smo
mi o b ISL i organizatore te
mangup komore, pa i mini
starstvo trgovine i s m o g
predsjednika Wade, da moli-
mo, da sc to ne radi i da sc
pred strancima cuva bar u
privredi kakvo takvo jedin-
stvo Jugoslavije. N S m o u
spiel, jer svi nam rekose, da
mi zaboravljamo, da je Beo-
grad prijestonica, da treba
da sve takve komore budu u
Beogradu. Biva B eogra d u
sve, a nikomu drugom nista.
Da nije dosao rat, razumije
Sc, da bi Beograd bio zadavio
nasu anglo-jugoslovensku ko-
moru u Zagrebu, jer Beograd,
kao glavni grad, ina takve
prednosti i moze da "muze"
Ministarstva i Narodnu Ban
ku, da d o biv a subvencije i
kojekakve druge e prednosti,
koje mi u ''provinciji" nismo
mogli dobiti. Ovakvo postupa-
nje Sc onda zvalo u Beogradu
"mangupska posla', a to je i
bilo, htjelo Sc Zagreb prosto
zatuci.
Etc, tako je sada i S tim
velesajmovima. z a g. e b vec
pedeset godina ina industrij-
ske velesajmove i tamo su
trebali ostati: Ali, dogodilo Sc,
da su strane zemlje pocele u
Zagrebu graditi svoje paw
lone - izlozbene zgrade -
a to je Beogradu u eri "brat-
stva i jedinstva" natjeralo
bijelu pjenu bjesnila ma usta.
I rijesise, da zatuku zagre-
backi velesajam, a komuni-
stick rukovodioci, znajuci, iii
neznajuci, o Gem Sc radi, a.
minovase. I "a njih, kao i "a
kraljevske Velikosrbe, Beo-
grad mora imati sve, a niko
drugi nj t a. I sagradise u
Beogradu g ol e m velesajam
s ciljem, da zatuku zagrebac-
XII. A sagradise ga kreditima
Narodne Banke, gdje Sc ma
laze hrvatske pare. I zatuci
&c Zagrebaeki Velesajam, jer
je prirodno, da &c stranci ra.
die izlagati u glavnom gradu
drzave nego u ''provinciji"
tamo &c graditi svoje stalne
paviljone, a u zagrebackima
&c Sc "a koju godinu leci vra-
ne i gavrani, jer koji &c vrag,
u razmaku cd desetak dana
cd jednoga sajma do drugo-
ga, htjeti izlagati u Zagrebu,
j ma udaljenosti cd jedva tri.
sta kilometara m anj je cd
dvjesta milja), pola sata lije.
ia, iii nekoliko sati voznje br.
zlM VOZOIn.
U Zagrebu su Sc proti o.
vakve politike digli ostri pro.
testi, a strane novine te pro.
teste zabiljezile, a medju 0.
stalima i christian Science
Monitor, sto smo preveli j u
"Zajednicaru' objavili, kakc
&c sc koji cd citaoca mozda
sjetiti. Ali sve to nije ponog.
10. Pisali sno i mi vec jed.
nom proti te "bratske" ''svi.
Marie" i manguparije.
Sad, znamo, sluzbeni ob.
jasnjavaju ka ko je u Beo'
rs>>A IL. .v~& L. ,,~y>->:-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13
6.Chridon
By MRS. HARVEY McGURER
Phone q. Claridon 6-62S7

Phone E. CIaridOn 6-6287
EAST CLARIDON - A birth
day dinner honored Mrs. Lester
Scheuring, her daughter, Mrs.
Jerome Sandford, and Mrs.
Sandford's twin brother, Mr..
Bud Scheuring. The dinner was
held at the home of Mrs. Sch
euring'S daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Sandford, on Sunday,
March 8.
Mrs. Sandford and her twin
brother, Mr.. Scheuring, were
born on their mothers birthdaw,
born on their mothers birthday,
they get together to celebrate.
other guests were, Mr.. Les
ter Scheuring, and Mrs. Bud
Scheuring and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Folk
and family were in Akron on
Sunday March 2, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Folk and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Butler cal
led on Mr.. Lee Butler on Sum-
day, March 2.
Mrs. Westlee Barnes of Doer-
set and Mrs. Al Fortney of Ches-
ter spent the day with Jerome
Sandford on last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey McGurer
and family visited Mrs. McGur-
er'S brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Carlson Jr., at
their new home in Bass Lake
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harvey McGurer and
children spent the evening with
Mrs. McGurer'S parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Carlson Sr., of
Burton, Tuesday, March 4th,
while Mr.. Harvey McGurer at
tended a dinner at the Mannor
House with Mr.. Ellis Ludlow
of Burton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

coLoRED-oPEN, 2 TILL [
BERGMAN HOMES
TO FIT YOUR
PoCKETBooK
TRADES ACCEPTED

Atis stu ST, NV,
Attractive h.Fm semidst bTlek
home concrete front porch, dtt,
DO KENYON ST, NV
Att p.rm, brick home slde-hall
plan full basement, front porch,
al RoNBoRo pL, NV
Lovely 0.rm, brick homo, Holly.
wood kIt and bath, front porchl
'u''E p' ssis IA ar. NV.
hflahlwood u.Im, brick homel
detached safase, front porch Va
''a' tetIiiFstoS ST NV
A'n'' oSs6 'ssioril!sii S e;Arifsossfn t
sIiss SoS: S S;'SS% rO %SS''S SSies
isi NEWTON PI.. NV,
Altlaetiys u.Im,, semidstashed
1000 MoNRor sT NV.
Nicely decorated 4.bedroom brick
home, speeleu. Twins and dlnint
81 TucKRRMAs ct. NV,
Home beaut, mod, u.Tm, dream
brick home; powder rnl,. rec, rm,,
Rss sPRIN0 no NV
Atu, v.rm brk home newly
''' .O Ss'i HGs.Htaoeo PL. NV,
spae, t.rm, brk, home. newly
dec, side hall quick poss,
2ils FLA0LER pLy NV.
Newly dec, a-bedrm. brk. home.
aide hall; full btmti eAs heat;
vaeant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

' OK rom c EaSh ~ 500 r. S:'' s.T
mo, inciudlns taxes, Newly deco.
rated brick, Twins I'm, dinine
fm,, = bedTmn, hamt,, mr., chop
pins; aveil, Immediately, pi, y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
Ili n, AREA-slo.s0o for .

dsI' biisf kemsi . bsdrms.,
BATH &c.,, re Lm' u. sssTss'' ls. ysTcG
ss aai SSsYa' shkn a 'Si.I!sSs SSS
sGSH.nE1rG2 g1M, EsrArL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
HOUSES ron sAlI-s.I.
tcoNflNUtpl

F0xHALL PLACE 50, - HaFsain
buv from OWNER, 5000 On, can
take over payments Of sOu pet
mo-, ineludlns taxss Newly deco.
rated bflek hvlne IInr dinlnu
fm,, bedrm1t, hamt mr., Ahop.
pins sVsil' Immediately pf =
HILLcREsT AREA-sio,S0O for q
tas,pp0 house. owner .fetiIlns 70
i ESiSo S.s NJ ssa it:Fs,'' IL T. s::!sss
HILLcREsT.gRANon AYE, ; La,
Diet brick homel . bedrmas z
bathl. rec nm, garase, lssi, yaId
additIensl esarm., avail. 70
% sssIiU. SSIiins IN Ane S,sm. RHss S6
sfyE.slsaarldES6. g.aiMl. rSTATl'
H ". esis5i. crsg 1 S.ssm must
baths, . hFeplaces, rec, rm lovely
y sll ~. pss. Ii. cs l Syi'' st.S ms
n sI.ss sHI' o5 2; ets@S.;;Sf5 /, scISb
s;s s s.ss, FaT T.s ,oom bedroom ..s.1,
sT, 5.a1iO; ewes. jU' $500,
h ILL., m s1, before, before could
ss.t,s s most d, D.I,. :. F';lfs9s
owner Ieaylns area, Must ssIl, :
baths, built.ln garage, many other
extras, 87ae Camden 81, Ge, Open
I'll dark, Call Andy Moore, RE
Z MOORE RRE al T;SuGs' MOORE
1918 asna ST. sE,-pst. brk
rfn,, Kit. and bath, full bsml', gar /;
Co, 6it "a. ave Sc. In 7sOdO6'
FRONT CoRNER-3 apis, ! blk.
$50 sssS or vi . ssssSsi SEA "a
NEAR Nal, BoLLINo-Nsfyslou,.
e.rm. semidetaehed brick, eompl.
s a. ,% % Beautiful rec ,. r., Op 2,
many sItrsa. Assume a.. n 81 loan ,Ss. !.
S. ~ S' ATLAS nosi RI RALLY SiS CO o. VI
1871 KENTUCKY AVE-. s.E.-Loyely
mel EQUIP. Kit, iuii bsnt', ass
Price, sjp. 1906; S sRs T;py f1sIhi
ewes. yUg' S:ssba '" ~ ''Ooo-'
Sl:s v 81. s.E.--2-Story det., Q
y Section, nj s,t irSS D ff:rm llnsi Rty
SABA. 10 $4,000, Lu' s-O303.
Sc. s.yAMiLY, e.Story bTk, semi.
det.; facing Govt. park bedrm.
s t:rms s'm HI ' T. l% vac; jo ' 5!ssss
2-sTORY sEMIDET Bricks
bedrma, din. I'm. Ice. mod.
ern kit. list a. powder nm. lEe.
concrete rear porch bsmt with
layatory. 1000 block Alabama
ave; 80; OWNER I'm 2-O7'7
1881 SAVANNAH ~. s.k.-3-bed.
rm. income home. Bsmt. apt. sep.
entr. Rents $40 mo. Excel. financ-
ing. Low down payment, SI5.hOO
inelndss furn, Mr.. uphoti. M
VISITOR SERVICE, sr. 3-li7s.
Home, EM. 2.l76o
Mr.. CONGRESSIONAL BLDos. 10
+ st. se.-Ready for occupancy,
restored modern brick: end ar. 3
bedrmi. and bath: ist-h. dining
e iylns T r,s Eiih sTiss hO orto
ssyhhs SsT T.Vl req laundry S rim nm
s sun. '. ~ s 4H;R fSE tPP''etlSSn
DI. 7-5ee7: ewes RIA a.Sbss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
COLORED--NEAn WALfER RrrT

real dreamstype home, liv, rm,
With fireplace, separate dining rm,,
Kitchen end bedrm, ana bath on
main A., larss attic bsdrm,, built.
~ Attecheq gar, owner occupant,
SsIs'e Eysss Of d'Soos'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
Northeast Section

20 loNoYELLow ST. NE.
. DETACHED t.PsdrI shinsls home
1883 MILLS AVE. NE
Det. 3.bedrm. Woodridge beauty,
front porch; spacious lot. Vacant
lage EDsoN PL. NE.
Can you pay SCI 30 MOI u 80
home; sas heat. front porch lowell
eSe MOUNT oiivET RID. NE.
Modern 3-family brick home
excel, income; 81 900 down.
lita s2nd ST. M.
Detached Germ. Woodbridge home
,paslops living and dinins rooms
''l'' 10y soss .nd Ct. NE,
Newly decorated, Brookland, ,.
room corner brick home! Lowell,
"" AIS ESfrRsoE ST. NE.
CAS- RARRA0uT PL. NE
Lovely 2-bsdrm. aemidet, bricl
Michiean Para home. sep. liz. ant
din. rn., front porch. Immediate
possession.
$50 18th st. NE
Lovely t-bsdrm. brick home
"''; sccs poUoIls Ct. Nj
center hall: bunsaloV. Fenced lot
quick possession,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
HOUSES ron SALINE.


' S.sPnsa s. naw ld Sti sbOSSin 1Os
a0Ol blk I'd che Blvd near
miakt rent or sseh, fA, 0.f6iO.
coLoREp - SOL PEABODY 81,
basement, nev concept IN Twins
IN llliI vail. RsSionsbly priced
low down payment, Open house
co. aSt1 isia Conn ave &c Co S.Aabd6
p 81 rom E.nIivoI,A s .na S..;,rn
aves.-Full price, ~ 900 for this
modern bunealov. Front porch
end b.mt level lot Oh h,.v,
sfh ia, a.ilapn, II f.aiOO,
cOLoREp - coRNER HOUSE,,
Woodrldee, aO0i I'm Il, ns.-a
rms 7 bathl, rec, I'm, automatic
heat built.in sAr, Call owNEN,
co, b-klOf' Brokers Invited.
coLoRED. ki0os PARK--Modsrn
SjSiSd sn., sS' 4 sc. III GsS.7aSoectl'.!
collonEp-as3 o0LETmoRFE ST,
St:ins 5,sy' oREtN' ST S:SaSS'
cQLoRED = 1850 BRENTWOOD
nn=-a stories, ! rms. : baths,
$500 an I'M .5ots. ~ '''' Wv
V sSSs. S:ss$s iass tSTf full s:%l
$500 On. slO0 mo, uN i.7Oib.
cOLoRED-vAcANT-s.ab down
$50 Emerson st.; B-rm, brk. mod
MI ms. RS.Hm'a .ssanisn, '.s yea!!.SeaII ,SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

T gsa 81, e sslsss s sSSl;
IN 81. most desirable Tesldtntlal
section, Al price Of Sip,hbO
owner leAvlne area. Must Gsll, I.
baths, buill.in garage, many Other
extras, 81ie Camden 81, ~. Open
~ asrk. Call ANDY Moore. hE
A MOORE REAITORR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
a.. .CQLoRrp

COLONED
1900 Blk, vARNuM PL,
stately dst, Colonial brk, IN
Ain I'm kit.' . Ssdrm,i priced
HuoR 4 'PEcK I'M. 1.saoc
- coLoREp-MicH. PARK
OPEN TODAY, 3 10 8
1884 vArnum pi.--Loy,ly dst.
tTspl, din. rm, lovely kit, 4
oedrmt. rec. rfn,, eM baths, n. .V.h .
air-cond,: lovely yard: cow. 70
sVsrythins, VIII go PHA.
1901 Buchanan st.--Detaehed
brk.: q rms: full bsmt. sood cond
saIaas Gas h.vh $1,000 On,
coLoRED-oPEN SUN, 2:30.e
Sli !crittenden o.. n.e.-Mod.. e.
I'm. bTk. rec, rm.i gas heat: choice
Nj. jackson, II. 6-0b30 or NO.
ALSO
1000 Yost pl. n.s.-6-rm. bun
aalov: Gear Garage; rec. Im, peh.
and nice yards. o. " HEN6oN
REAL EsIATE Co. IL. t.0oei'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

coL0RED NEAR 81! EliIabsthi
Hospitai-only si2,960. $3.50 On;
Beautiful 3-bedroom. semidetaehed
brick; Ike new. lse fenced lo!,
full bsmt; nr, schools, shops. Gail
MAJ A.Sss c 1T1 ~ RJfs sigS CO. o
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ANACOSTIA
REALTY


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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. built, det
stone and brick. center hall. .
rm.. 2 lge. bedrms., full bsmt with
rec; rm.. side sci. peh.. garage
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HILLcREsT. Oh Pa. aye.-Brand.
new; ready TO move in. det. brk
rambler; 8 rms. 3 bedrmS., full
bsmt., level lot By appt. Mr.. MAJ.
bella. Lu. l-5002.
NEAR PA. AND ALABAMA AYES
Sub stantially built semidetachee
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HILLcREsT Det. brick. spa.
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semidet. brk.; rms. 3 lse. bed
rms. lst-n, powder rm., de luxe
kit, full bsrnt.. level lot; near
shops. schools. buslines $1,000
On. Lu a.6976.
LYNpALE. 5000 MINI. ave-
Open : 10 q: semidet. brick; 5 rms.
2 lse. b.r., full bsmt. with knotty
pine eiubrm., ser porch; level lot
Vacant. Lu. s-5g7o.
PA. AND MINI. AYES. vic
SubstAn. built. det. brk.; 3 rms.
= bedrms., tile bath. full bSmt
with rec. I'm. and bath; oil h.-w.h.,
porch. sarage, Level lot: AL eonn
e-Ha7G. 0thsr nood iistinss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

1900 BLOCK. isiS. s,.--Sssutiiul
brick: IN excel. eond.; lee. liv. Tm.,
nrepl. full din. rm.. lovely modern
kit, attrae. rec. rm., 4 bedrms,, 2
rear porehes. aluminium storm via
doWs, fenced yard. This 10 q home
that you can be proud 10 own.
S f, eon sai h'.v Iso'T ssi.s.! 2 In IN.
closed porehes. Mr. 81. Anthony's
and c. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

1867
Look for this display at your BIssELL dealers

Imagine the thrill of seeing your living
room covered with SO bills! Or IS bills!
Or even 81 bills!
No work-nothing to buy-just print
your name and address on the entry blank,
or on a reasonable fac-simile. You don't
even have to own q Bissell.
But you will want to see what's happened
70 Bissell Sweepers. The new streamlined
designs. The decorator colors. The ease of
the Bissell 2 Minute Pickup. Every mod
ern home needs one of these smart new
work savers. Priced from $7.95 to $23.95.
All entries must be possmorked
before midnight, May 81, 1883.
This Sweepstakes subject to federal, state
and local laws. Any resident of United
States and Canada is eligible to enter, ex-
cept Bissell employees, Bissell dealers and
distributors, their advertising agency, and
the families of all the above. Drawing to
be made within 80 days following closing,
by independent judges.
A. Sweepmosier, $l5a5 D. Breeze, $l295
B. Continental. $685. E. ReIionce. $995
c. Crond Ropids. $685. f. BisselI-etse. S.9s
Prices slightly higher IN Conodo
The BsseI copet Sweeper Co.. Grond Ropds q Mchioon
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
EDITORIAL
STATE SERVICES AND THE RIGHTS
OF CITIZENS

When there is absence, total or partial, of q sense of
political and administrative responsibility, those who serve
the State, no matter what the rank of their official activi-
ties may be, do not usually recognize the right of each
citizen to receive from them the cooperation and support
that authorities are under the obligation to give to the
community in general and each individual in particular.
If each Government official or employee thoroughly
knows the work corresponding to him in the state agencies,
1t is certain that there would be no problem in the relations
of the citizens with the state servants, because they would
be conscious of the fact that it is no gracious concession to
the citizens to treat them with respect and to attend, within
the law and the corresponding regulations, any admins
tFative request made by private citizens.
In the United States of America, where there is a
clear concept of administrative responsibility, public Of
ficalS and employees are very careful in their treatment Of
the citizens, which they deserve. On the other hand, in
countries where the same sense of responsibility does not
exist, because factors of force are the ones determining the
existence of certain Governments, the authorities or their
agents act in a different manner, because the only thing in
which they are interested is to develop their activities ac-
cOrding to the political circumstances of the moment,
without any concern for the rights of the private citizen.
Within that type of regimes, the resources Of the
citizen to get justice, or even to make his voice of protest
heard, are very limited, and there is no higher authority
which supports the citizen in his claims. For that reason,
In open contradiction with what republican life means,
one constantly sees persons in public offices who in a
pleading tone, as if asking for charity, submit requests
which are within the law and regarding which they have
q perfect right to expect attention. And when the case
is before armed bodies, such as the police, for example,
when those circumstances of institutional abnOrmality
prevail, the citizen usually goes with the impression that
his request will not be well received, and when he finds a
welcome answer, he believes he is being the object OF
extraordinary courtesy, as If he did not deserve good
treatment from the authorities.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16
Paro|ed Killer 10 Begin New Life
in Puerto Rico, Serving Mankind

occupants of 212 small farm homes
built under the Puerto Rican Re-
construction Program 20 years ago.
He spent most of the almost
four hours of his layover in New
York talking to his travelling com
panion, w. Harold Row, an official
of the Church of the Brethren
Hospital at Castaner, where Leo
pold will work as a $10-a-month
hospital technician.
Even before Leopold took off
for what he hoped would be a
trip to oblivion, he has assured
of a warm welcome in Puerto Rico.
Samuel R. Quin6nes, President
of the Puerto Rican Senate, quoted
Shakespeare in a %pre-arriYal state
ment in San Juan.
Shakespeare answers for Puer-
to Rico" Quinones said "The quail
ty of mercy is not strained. It bles-
ses him that gives and him that
takes.
Quin6nes said Leopold will be
helped by Puerto Ricans.
"He can be sure that in Puerto
Rico he shall have what he desi-
res" Quinones said. "He has suf-
fered and the experience of suf-
fering shall undoubtedly inspire
him to help those who suffered,
in the little hospital near Adj
juntas".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-16

SAN JUAN, P. R., March IS
(UP). = Paroled thrill-killer Ma
than Leopold arrived in Puerto
Rico today to begin a new life as
a hospital worker and servant of
mankind.
The travel-weary Leopold ar
rived on a flight from New York,
where he had spent a layover en-
route from Chicago.
Leopold will live in a two room
apartment in an old wooden bar
racks building at the rear of a
little gray painted hospital. Ac-
tually, the apartment is one room
that is divided by a curtain. 1t con-
tains modern metal furniture and
some simple pictures hang from
the wall.
Three other apartments are in
the building.
Leopold will work from 8 to 5
pm. daily. His day will start with
breakfast with his fellow workers
in the hospital, a barracks-type
building located 1900 feet above
sea level near Adjuntas, a three
and-a-half hour drive from San
Juan.
The community in which Leo
pold will live is known as Castaner.
It consists of five continental ia
miles and 40 Puerto Rican wor-
kers who operate the hospital, plus