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3 Seized in Cor
Minutes After
Church Breokin

Three men were arrested In
a car in the i4OO block Of
Rhode Island avenue NV. early
yesterday a few minutes after
would-be safecrackers broke
into the st. Thomas Episcopal
Church at Eighteenth and
Church streets NV. police
said. The safe wasn't opened.
A woman who lives near the
church identified two of the
suspects as men she had seen
in an alley behind the church.
police said.
The rear door Of the church
and a door inside had been
forced. the ONCE windows were
covered. a desk lamp was To-
cused on the safe, and sheets
had been placed around the
safe to deaden noise. police
said.
Charged with HOUSEKEEPING
are Stance Wallace James. 80,
Of 512 Fifty-eighth street NE:
George Francis Addison. IS. of
42l6 Massachusetts, avenue
Sc. and Oliver James Middle
ton, 81, of 923 Forty-ninth
street NE, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

the Washington Terrace Motol
Hotel, last spring for $l25.00I
and raised nearly 100000 from
investors. paying them ~ pei
cent interest.
Instead Of putting the in
vestors' money in trust rs they
agreed to. the two men put Il
in a company general account
and "drew upon 1t much as
they pleased" Mr.. Hogan said
The company bought New
York's Concourse Plaza Hotel
in February. 1857. for 81 mil
lion, paying half cash, Mr.
Hogan said. When it could moi
raise the balance, Saslow Snc
Norman dipped into the metel
funds, he added.
Mr.. Hogan indicated mote
investors will not lose any
money because Nassau hal
substantial assets to levy on.
Nassau has been under firs
locally for its management Of
city-owned property and link
between it and city real estatl
officials. several of whom hav'
resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
undermining
Sums Urged

Rehabilitation of existing
buildings must have an i'm
portant place in urban re-
newai programs along with
Stun clearance, Urban Renewal
Commissioner Rich ard L.
Steiner said yesterday.
Mr.. Steiner addressed the
Potomac Chapter of the Ma
tional Association of Housing
and Redevelopment officials at
a luncheon at the American
Association of University
Women.
He took up rehabilitation in
the course of a discussion of
what he called urban geriat-
RIGS" He pointed out that
rehabilitation came into the
program with the 1854 law
and was therefore about five
years behind the rest of the
program.
Now. he said, there about 100
renewal projects, each involv-
ing a substantial amount of
rehabilitation. He explained
these projects involve about
$4,000 acres, of which rehabili-
tation is to be carried out on
about 1900 acres.
OF about $4,000 dwelling
units in the projects. he added,
about 10000 are tobe retained
and rehabilitated.
The chapter of the associa-
ton elected these members to
the Executive Committee: o.
borne T. Boyd, Lawrence j
Duncan, Miss Anna S. Miller,
George F. Riesling, william L
Slayton, Mrs. Olive w. Swim
ney. Nathan Volkman and Wal
ter e. Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
Motel Project
Funds Misuse
Charged to-

Two officers of q New York
real estate company were in
dicted there yesterday for
allegedly taking s25O,OOO from
trust funds earmarked for q
luxury motel in Washington.
But Arthur Tracy, the
Street Singer" Of radio rs
years ago. was cleared OF
wrongdoing in the transaction.
according to District Attorney
Frank s. Hogan Of New York.
Mr.. Hogan said Mr.. Tracy
testified before the grand jury
voluntarily after signing a
waiver of immunity.
Money which investors had
put up toward the 50 million
motel here. was siphoned of
for the purchase Of q Bronx
Hotel, according to Mr.. Hogan.
He added that only q construc-
ton shack is on the proposed
motel's l46, O00-square-foot site
at Montana and West Virginia
avenues NE.
Offlcers Named
Those indicted are Milton
saslow, As. Of Brightwaters,
N. Y, president Of the Nassau
Management Co., and Abraham
Norman, 81. Of Manhattan, sec
retary-treasurer.
After his radio career, Mr..
Tracy became q successful in
weston in real estate here. He
built and operated Brentwood
Village. q 73S-unit apartment
development In Northeast
Washington, but sold 1t to q
subsidiary Of the Nassau COM
lpany.
He testified In the Supreme
Court in New York in January
that he had turned over TO the
Nassau Management Co. more
than 100000 without actually
knowing what the money was
to be used for. Part Of the sum
he said, was for the purchase
pof the lease on the Roosevelt
Hotel here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

vantage for the United States
in the cold war"
The panel is headed by Rear
Admiral Joseph H. Wellings.
1t plans to meet once a week
and solicit ideas, not only from
within the naval establishment,
but from other Government
agencies as we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

penalize employees for not being
wiser than he was.
''The primitive remedy OF
self-help, resorted to by the
Government in this case, is OF
course permissible, but it is
nevertheless harsh. The plain
tiff admittedly earned the
money for which he sues, but
the Government refuses to pay
him what he has earned be-
cause, it says. 1t has on an
other occasion paid him the
same amount Of money when
he was not entitled to 1t. The
Governments defense is an
affirmative one. and 1t has the
burden of supporting it per-
suasively in law and in equity
1t has not done So"
Test Case
The case was brought as a
test case by Attorney Byron N
Scott. The ruling is expected
to result in payment of claims
in varying amounts to the
other employees who received
the annual leave sums but who
were obliged to make return
payments.
The opinion was written by
Judge j. Warren Madden. Con-
curing were Judges Don Mel
son Laramore, Benjamin H,
Littleton, Samuel E. Whitaker
and Chief Judge Marvin Jones.
The latter two noted they con-
CURED reluctantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

the Communist world in this
field Of non-violent conflict.
The eight-officer unit was
set up by Admiral Arleigh A
Burke, Chief of Naval Opera
tons, and Gen. Randolph McC
Pate, Marine commandment
The order asserted that with
in the Navy and the Marine
Corps there exists a capability
to undertake operations, rem.
der services and prosecute
programs designed to gain ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

Under D. C. IdD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, tDGit three
fun days and receiDe the
license on the fttth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days
James c. Dillon 81. AGO sth st. nv.
and Margaret A. Beard. 49, sol
Na 4nsnds e. e. R Branch, 4s, and Moz.ll
Atkinson. 25, both Of S25 9Th st: n e.
David w. Barbour. 30 500 9TH st. Sc,
and Eva M, Eagle, AS. ALL 18th
Ovid Bragg, Al, and Alice Jane Fetter,
Al both of 1112 18th st. NV.
Annette L. Tucker, IS 324 9th st.
Robert E. Manweilsr, 20, and eeraI-
ira H, spiro. 81, and Mary ]. Nc
Edward R. Dorsey' SO. Baltimore, Nd,
and Irene D. Preston, 80, 1419 Cha
odes ip G {. h Lsttwich, 80. $3.50 North
Capitol St., and Lillian R. Dawson
James 3; Mcdaniel, %, Qgantieo; Va,
and Elaine @. Easier, is, 5000 End
James me E. Ross, IS 5e4a Linwood pl
ne, and Ethel H, Gray, IS, 3347
Ho y2' G. brown. ir.. -, 5000 18th st.
ne, and Betty DayhofI' 49, Thur
wills piEHI w. We %sstfan. jr, 10, s2s South
srn aye, aye, Sc. and Mary A. Blair
James /. Dorsey, IS. 900 srin y Ed;
Sc and sallie D. Smith, 2S' OH
Rudolph DOL a. J. Falroust, 81. SO MARYLAND
ave ne. and Stella c. Coscia, 49,
3SOs Davis pl. NV. :,
No Snd Maxine fns''P p. B 30 @6, $lot
Jessie c. Reagan. 81, $500 18th st
NV and Antoinetts capone, %
James nSs' j ''S MS 1i aM %, e2ls Randolph
st, ne. and Anna NJ. Dennis, ~
1910 Park I'd. NV.
STANLEY. Nesheim: IS. sl2l st, NV
and Mary E, Deck, 80, Chevy Chase
Ro bert J Anstead, %, caos seth st
NV, and Mary Z. Kurz' 49, 1924
James rsn W - Hearon. IS, S2G Foxhall pl
Sc, and Dorothy C. sesnlon. 81
1900 Congress st. Sc.
Mark NJ Harmon 81. Chester, Pa.
and Elizabeth z wormley, IS, 1906
eeS STrsn H ThorSarn a' So i4ea columbi,
I'd NV. and Diane p. Gup, 81, Ar
swanson rG"' C. sadsett. -. us Emer.
son st ne and Mamie Gist, 81
John S1' / 81 Sullivan h' n~a ~ sol Massschu,
Z, setts ave ne, and Kav F. Sans, 10
Fenneth Berklev Green, 20 AGO EaS
CAPITOL St" End Margaret L: True
Rchsrt Srodis is. 1920 D St ne
and Kreceda A. Pase' II, 1924 I
william ". vardeman "a. Arlington
Va. and Carol p. Dalton. 30, 1906
rdva 80 PPsSttirrew. tr.. AZ. and Mar,
Miller, %. both Of s3l4 LIST St NV
Robert /. Wesley. ir., "A, Camden, n J.
and Carrie NJ Govdy, 20, 1874
Thomas s ". Wilson. jr, As. aala Gu,
81 NV and Page H. Dougherty, 40
33l7 Que St NV
Howard z. wsldstreicher, % New
YORK, n Y. and Ruth NJ. stern, 20
1904 LivinEston st NV
and Florence L, Mcdonald, -, 340t
Antonio SHn n Il i himario. 81. sss. I'm st
NV and Helen L. Porehe. 81, silvei
Robert B. B, Dunham. 90. 1911 Hol
brook st. ne, and Barbara A. John
Howard shipman, "a, Charlotte, N c.
and Josephine L. Lacey, II, go
rrsnS {. sehaeht "a. St Ab.n
School, and Nancy A wRshburne
Is, SOFA Wisconsin ave. M
SeSoert N. Justins. 20, 474O acnnscd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Under D. C. IdW couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. tDGit three
fun days and TecetDe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

pediter for administration In
the ONCE of the Housing Ex-
pediter. Mr.. Madigan retired
after his suspension had been
lifted.
The 5000 represents LOO
which the Government had
deducted from his retirement
annuity plus the value of 219
hours of annual leave which
had been disallowed him.
Plan Okayed Earlier
Mr.. Madigan had devised the
annual leave payment plan.
Under it, about so employees of
the housing agency received
lump sum payments for annual
leave. Such a plan had been
approved earlier by the Con-
troller General.
After criticism in Congress of
lump sum payments in 1858, the
Controller General held that
payments were illegal and in
bad faith.
In it's decision the court de-
elared:
1--WE are not persuaded that
the June, 1850, payment was a
violation of the Lump Sum
Leave Act. If it were, we think
the Controller Generals rulings
to the contrary in comparable
cases would make it grossly in
equitable for him to retroac-
lively reverse his rulings and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
Services Set Up
Cold War Panel

The Navy and Marine Corps
have established a Gold War
Advisory Panel" to produce
ideas and programs to help
the United States outdistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
Lump Sum Leave Plan
Of1953 Is Ruled Legal

plan calling lump payments in lieu of accumu-
which in 1858 led the suspension Of housing
oca been declared legal and devised lin good faith by
the United States Court of Claims.
ruling file today the court ordered that the Gov
eminent pay 5000 John Madigan former deputy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
sl2S,OOO for site

Mr.. Hogan, according to the
Associated Press, said Nassau
engaged in large-scale manage
ment of real estate and syndi-
Gates offering public participa-
ton in realty ventures.
He said it bought the site
for the motel, to be known as
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14


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tJA p G
scott iienins pies
Sympathy y extended 70 Alra II
s Fer Ems ~ tiiv loss VI flei
biothef aeolt II eAina lhonaA
Scott iieli..g VA born n lilt county
II Jefferson On AUGUST 1900 he
+ survived by his Wiie Mrs fli1a
beth ians iienine. v RiehInond
tiree sons Walter scotL i.ocASies
aid loiniiA loui daughters. MIS-.
f.llen iiehiAR hotise q Hopeweh.
Mfa Mats lAda kusA slissss
Nancy aibf Janet llemAg VI Rich
llond Aim seven grandchildren. Be
st'iTo hs s4aitf MIN PERKINS, Nc
# 4l.o sttttted hY aAF brother
Hamilton II enlha o. Hope~eH
Funeral services #efe held March
stolM IA E.dM~tds cafA0lie chuic'i
NJ Asliaesa Nstll ii4seiinVi4I II family
ces'lf I"lF 5.l caii'sie near Jeiiei
soh aeoJiH AN he ~ knoMh n MS
lliria attended +eAoVi htl'e aha
them graduated from heAedlctlIi-
'iisA STOOL r. Richmond re had
AgtAeA ioe liie \ aad 2 Railroad
faf \ number VI years put dur ~
failing health hA6' hoi been able 20
81 ai45t'sl+R pa' l!8hl Wofk iai soile
time f-'9F ibp f3aSt tNya af- tbIaa,A
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

Gfadtr were visiting ~ Wa 3iIlng
ton. u e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Salty Skiers

CALF bad for but not for sers in Chicago, who
- getting in extra schussng time municipal
mountain Of salt The salt is amaSSed in pile for
by the citys during icy weather But
didn't take long for skier to realize that salt would
do just fine beneath his wooden shingles Once out the
salt SLOPE he discovered other SkerS had the idea
There ski class that meets there regularly week
day lunch hours to give neophytes extra practice be-
tween weekend trips
Situated the Loop In view Of the citys famous
skyline the salt hill starts off maybe IS to 80 feet high and
generally depleted to molehn by winters end But
long there's enough grade to get forward notion the
cry Of Track" still echoes in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

,pAY. MAoAznE. wAsMNoroN e. MARcH
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-20
29-OPoRTUNTDADEs

Taller de imprenta para trabaios conner
ciales completamente equipado. Esta.
blecido por 9 amos Sus maquinarias
como nuevas.
LETTER PRESS
Lame NE 4-1732
1885, %
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-26

LA que debe ser una oFsani.
zatlon representative de los
ideales democraticos americanol
tiene SuS peores enemisos den
tro de ella.
Gainza PaE sigui6 diciendc
que, la lucha por la libertad
es ell ideal comun que hace real
y fuerte a 10 comunidad ameri-
Cana.
La unidad spiritual de Anne
RIGA es YIN estado abrigado de
memorable conclencia colectiva,
una conviction filosofica ma.
cida de la necesidad humane de
libertad. Ell periodista argenti'
no deplor6 tambien las barre.
ras aduaneras y reStricciones q
los wales, callficandolas de obs
taculos para la union y progre.
so de America
Peclaro que mientras Ia cien-
cia y ia industrial estan vencien-
do las dlStancias ia absurda &C.
cioD subernamental levanta ba.
rrelas divisoras
Record6 que la primers Con.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-26

ferencis PaaawAgiMaRA aaAebra.
da hace SO amos, sostuvo que
los araneeles aduaneroS eran el
principal enemigo del intercam-
bio , progreso de America, y
agreg6:
Hoy csc enemigo ha crecido.
Els un monstruo de muchas cabe
zas y. muchos t~entaculoS. Cada
dia son hechas mas insupera-
bles las barreras internaciona.
les. Ahora no son solamenet las
aduanaS, con SuS aranceles, las
que iorman las barreras inter.
nacionaleS.
hoy Sc han vuelto a aplicar
restrlccioneS a la Importation
y Ia exportacion Hay diferentes
tipos de Gamble, pasaportes y
minucloSos examenes de docu-
mentoS que no existian anets.
"VerdaueraS muraIlas chinas ha.
Han todoS los interamericanos
ell America: de mercaderias. de
perSonas y tambien de ideas en-
informaciones Los limites
.geograflcos que hoy separan a
los Laises de America son algo
pa, ecidos a las alambradas de
qua, de los tragicos eampos de
concentration.
"IQuienes entire nosotros
~aceptarian que sus propios pal
seS tueSen divididos en- zonas o
regiones por este tipo de barre
ras?" Lo que es Unacceptable, so:
bre una base n%acional, es igual-
mente unacceptable en- una esca-
la International Lo que dana
al hombre es periodical para
la comunidad, Y tambien 10 que
lesiona a una naci6n es danino
para la Humankind. Las buenas
PRACTICES, o leyes humans. son
las que son atinadas y TITLES
en- su aplicacion universal"
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-26
De WASHINGTON i.
Viene de Ia P&gina y

DE COSTA RIGA. -. -.
DespueS de alegreS vacacio-
mes pasadas en- la bella ciudad
de San Jose, Costa RIGA, Sc en-
cuentra nuevamente entire noso.
troS la distinguida sonora ANA.
LA Gresham. La saludamoS.
PARA -.
Hoy domingo sale para la ciu-
dad de Managua, Nicaragua, la
joyen sonora Virginia de Cor.
dero, quien regresa definitiva-
mente a su patria despues de
varios amos de residir en- esta
capital y en- donde esperara a
su esposo ell doctor Manuel Cor
derO, quien realizara SUI viaje
en- Ell mes de diciembre proxi-
mo. Lamentamos mucho ell via
je de tan distinguidos amigos
y les deseamos muchos exitos.
PARA CUBA. -. .....
Para la ciudad de La Habana,
Cuba, salieron en- viaje de pla-
eer, la estimable sonora dena
Zoraida de Chavez y SUI hija la
joven sonora Eneida de Torres.
Les deseamos alegres dias en-
aquella bella ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-26
OBSTAcULO
Continuation de la pag. 81

dos a asambleas internaciona-
les.
"Forman parte, mediante en-
baJadas especiales, de la Orga-
nizacien de Estados America
nos creada para sostener y
convertir en- realidad los prin-
ciplos que. hacen possible la
uCidad spiritual de America.
Como puede pensarse que
ell prestlgio moral y la eficacia
de la Organization de EStados
Amerrcanos no son danadas por
la presencis de sus deliberacio-
mes de embajadoreS de las die
taduras?"
"Sln duda alguna es verdad
que aSl CONF esos gobiernos
Opre>ores son obstaculos y des.
gracias para America, Sus en-
bajadores ante la Organization
de Estados Americanos cream
6ificultades y desacreditan la
labor de esa institution.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-26
LLERASI
Continuation de Ia pag. 81

hh&N%9
Continuation de Ia pag. 81
solicitaron medidas para ayu.
darlos a volver al trabajo.
La mayoria de ellos fueron
enrolados inmediatamente para
TRAFALGAR en- Ia construction de
carreteras en- SUI region.
La guerrilla Sc encontraba
inactiva en- los ultimos meses
pero solo ahora hizo la disolu-
cion formal de sus Electives.
PRENSA DE ECUADOR
COMENTA "AUDACIA"
QUITO, octubre rs (UPI)
LA Prensa" de Ecuador Sc
preocupa del problema suscita-
do por "los desplantes y la au-
dacia" del ex dictator colom-
bian0, Gustavo Rojas Pinilla, al
rebelarse contra la legislature
que 10 juzga.
"Ultimas Noticias", por SUI
parte, publica en- primera pagi-
ma con gran despliegue, bajo Ell
titular de Gel Destino de un
Dictator" sobre los medicines
de Bogota.
Ell Concrete, publica una
caricatura que muestra a Rojas
Pinilla luciendo una camisa
adornada de signos monetarios,
sosteniendo apuradamente la
puerta entreabierta, por la cual
tratan de triumph numerosos
c%adaveres. La caricatura Sc titu-
la "Yo No Fui" y la leyenda,
pone en- boca de Rojas .Pinilla
la siguiente Erase: "Perdonen,
Sehores, Pero no Los Conezco".
Los editoriales encomian la
conducta juridica del gobierno
y del congreso y muestran con-
fianza en- que ell ex DICTATOR
sera sancionado, a fin de esta-
blecer I'm precedente it'll con.
ira la enfermedad del despotis-
mo adn prevaleciente en- la
America Latina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-26
ROY r.

ROY K.
Continuation de la pag. 81
Tarde" de Belo Horizonte; Hell
tor de Almeida Castro, direc-
tor-gerente de "Diario de Mott
cias" de Salvador, Jose Caval-
can't Melo, director-superinten-
dente de Diaries Associates de
Natal; Junot Jose da Silveira,
director literario de "a Tarde"
de Rio Vermelho, Bahia y Ma
rio Witches, del "Correo Pau
listano" de Sac Paulo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-26

;RECUERDE QUE NO PUEDE I'd.
COMPRAR UN CASTRO EN- SITIO
ALGUNO QUE NO SEAN NUESTRAS
PROPIAS SALAS DE EXHIBICION
CASTRO! Q iDISENOS 0 MARCA
. VENTAS . ENTREGAS . GARAN-
TITAN Los CONVERTIBLES CAS-.
TRIO GENUINOS!
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
.Banqueros de Miami Beach Piden
Sobreseiniento de Cargo Federal

Cuatro promnentes banqueros de Miami Beach, pidieron ell vnr-
mes al Tribunal Federal de Miami, que sobresea los cargos que
sobre ellos pesan, basados en- que usaron dinero del Miami Beach Fe-
deral & Loan Association para obtener ganancas personales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Francamente, 70 no Sc 81 Ell hecho de que este sincere y buen
amigo de ustedes, Sc este acabando la vida, Sc este consumiendo
lentamente, pasando nocheS enteraS sin dormir, agotandose mental y
fisicamente en- su gran esfuerzo pr hacerles legar una ilustraci6n
real e instructive de los mas notables acontecimientoS de nuestra
exstencia cuotdana, "De Da y de Noche", este contribuyendo en-
algo a mejorar las normas sociales y morales de la comunidad dentro
de la cual nos desenvolvemos. =. Tengo medo que los sanos ideales
que sirveron de inspiration en- la iniciaci6n de este mamotreto, Sc han
lido degenerando POGO a POGO, al extreme que va cast ha perdido su
vaor educativo y SUI sabor Intellectual, d~ejandoe paso a las banales
e insulsas informaciones de los hechoS mas rudimentarios y de los
actos mas comunes que Sc eJecutan en- eta cuHa y prevlegada CO.
munidad. =. Hay wees que este Departamento ha tratado de eludir
concentrates como ell de que: "Margarha preocupada. .. Rafael no
vino a dornr anoche " o ell de "Inesita dandole mucho oo a
Caritos Madrid en- ell Toreador" y muchos otros pr Ell esdlo, pues
estimaba que semejantes Geportajes), con toda seguidad, no me iban
. proporcionar ell Premio Nobel de Literature o una CAtedra en- la
Real Academia ESpanoa de la Lengua e. Sin embargo, cada vz
que me lie aparezco a NEGRONI con una sonora Columna, seria v
juiciosa, parca en- analisS historicos, sublime en- su lexico y abun-
dante en- ensehanzas de la AntigHedad Pagana, como pr ejemplo,
ia ultima que CONFUSE titulada "NERON, HOMBRE o RATION. -.
eta es SUI reaction: 49,. "No la entendo Merto, es demasiado pro-
funda para mi, Sdonde eEa Ia tuya?. e" SECURE estoy que este a
ustedes les causara gracia, pero a mi, maldita la que me hace, pues
cosas ash me frustran y Destroyer mis- aspiraciones de Journalistic;
me hacen crear complejo de inferioridad y no me dejan avanzar en- Ell
campo de las letras. 70 les suplico que traten de decirle a eos
senores del D1ARlO, que no me estorben mas, que Sc metan en- ss
negocios y que nos dejen tranquilos, pues nosotros nos entendemos.
iAh! y que 81 Sc ponen "pesaos" hacemos un panfeto y nos 10 re-.
partimos de gratis los unos a los otros..
Ia CMQ-Conol 6, poreee que le sust6 Miomi y Sc ho que
dodo... No Sc Ponson O hoeer mueho ruido poro que les
dure.. .
MANUEL ZAMORA poPularisino y afobIe maestro de
eonoreros, quien Procede de Ia mds oItos esferos del giro,
ho sido contradict Por Sonjurjo y comenzoro q reooIorse q los
eIientes del MINERVA, nohono, Iunes... Convene que
posen q soludorlo.. -.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

pagos mensuales, Hay una gran va
riedad de muebles y estilos para
escoger.
Los estilos de House of Bedding
son modernos o del tipo frances
provincial. Los sslones de exhibit
cion, con aire acondicionado, estan
en- las siguientes localizaciones:
uno en- ell 1872 S w calle 8 en- ell
''trail"; otro Sc encuentra ubicado
en- 81 5000 de Biscayne Blvd, y ell
otro en- ell 2025 NE, Gale ISL, a
una cuadra del Biscsync Blvd, en-
la Gale ISL. Hay suficiente espacio
para estacionar su auto en- cual-
quiera de los tres salones.
Todas las tiendas de House of
Bedding estan abiertas por las
noches hasta las 9. Los domingos.
de II de la manana a 9 de la no.
che. Visite los salones de House of
EaGt NJ y sera atendido por EN-
pleados corteses Que Sc esmersran
en- servirle, mas 81 como ahora los
precios estan reducidos east a la
mitad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
Venta Especial de Nueb|es en-
A!macen House Of BEDDING"

House of Bedding tiene talleres
grande manufacturer norteame-
ricano de muebles para dormito-
rios y salas, vendidos directamen-
tie al consumidor viene celebran-
90 una sensational venta especial.
Grandes rebajas han sido fijadas
a colchones, juegos de dormitorio,
de sala y mueoles tales como me-
sas, lam1aras, muchos de ellos
muestras, estilos descontinuados,
cancelaciones, que seran vendidos
a precios Traction de 10 regular.
HN0USE OF Bedding tiene tale
en- Miami donde fabrican sus her
mosos muebles. Por este es que ell
comprador Sc beneficial con gran
des economics, va que no tiene
que pagan acarreo y almacenaje.
Esta imp0taLte firma lleya "a
amos de continue operation en-
nuestra ciudad
House of Bedding cuenta con oil
me,jor sistema de credito de Miami.
Puede I'd comprar ALI con un
baJo pago de entrada y reducidos