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Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28
CUBA

tambien rapidamente.
Los bomberos de Marianao, acu-
dieron al lugar pero confronta-
ron dificultades para extinguir Ell
incendio, debido a la falta de aqua
y en- definitiva, tanto Ia teneria
como la colchonerfa fueron DIES
truidas totalmente.
Ell propietario de la industrial
declare, que la misma tenia un
SECURE por 10000 pesos, pero que
las perdidas las calcula en- mas de
200, 900.
FL sereno de la misma explico
que cuando relieve a otro compane'
70 suyo pasaron por la Tenerfa
tres jovenes que lanzaron I'm cock
tel Molotov al almacen de cueros
y que tanto Ell como SUI c~ompanero,
salieron a la persecusi6n de los
saboteadores zero que los mismos
lOgraron fngafss
Dos camiones de la teneria fre-
ron ~deStruIdOS tambIen Tor Ell fue-
AMENAZAN EMBAJADOR DE
NICARAGUA
LA HABANA, Feb. 81 (UP) -
Sc ha tenido conocimiento de que
los estudiantes revolucionarioS de
la Federation de Estudiantes Uni
versitarios, enviaron una amena
zadora carta al nuevo embajador
nicaragiiense en- La Habana, Mi
guel De Escoto quien aver presen
to sus cartas credenciales al Presi
dente Fulgencio Batista en- una
ceremonial hap;da en- ell palacio
presidential ~habanero.
La United Press ha tenido como
cimiento de que en- esa carta Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28
"DIARI0 Las AMERICAS"
EN- WASHINGTON
DIEZ CENTAVOS
FL EJEMPLAR
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ZZS2SSS 4! DIX s5ILsISS22SS SD !==sZz222.H SzSIy
Esperase Conierencia Esfe.0esfe en- Julio

LONDRES, febrero 27 (UP)-Para julio proximo y en- Ginebra
espera Gran Bretana que 81 celebre la esperada conferencia de jefes
de gobierno de Oriente y Occidente.
Ell pron6stico Sc hzo en- fuentes autorizadas locales, ahadiendose
que Gran Bretana espera que concurran ademas Estados Unidos,
Francia y la Union Sovietha.
Dijeron ess fuentes que los perapartvos para la reunion Sc
adelantan pr las Was diplomatcas.
SaIvan ~Embarcacion en- Apriefos
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, febrero 81 (UP)-La motonave "Atna",
que 81 hanaba en- pelgro de zozobrar, fue tomada a remolque J, traida
esta manana a puerto por un buque del Servcio de Guardacostas,
salvandose las mercaderias y los pasajeros.
La embarcaci6n, que realza Wales desde Ell puerto de Lacuesue
a San Carlos a traves del rio San Juan, hasta Puerto Cabezas, en- ell
Ahantco, qued6 a la deriva a ocho milas de Bluefields.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28

Ell Presidente Habib Burguiba,
rechaz0 IN plan frances para es-
tablecer una 'tierra de nadie"
a 10 largo de la frontera tuneci,
no-argelina.
Burguiba dijo que la solucion
de la question angelina "puede
no ser militar", como 10 impli-
caria la creaci6n de la IONA
mencionada.
Tambien manifesto que tiene
la esperanto de que clos bue-
nos oficios" de Estados Unidos
y Gran Bretana "daran algunos
resultados positivos y ayudaran
en- la solucion de la question
Angelina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28
Por JUAN MANUEL FANGIO

LA HABANA, Febrero q. -(UP)- Ell do
mingo %, hego de las pruebas de entrenamiento
y classification, regreso al Hotel Lincoln, donde me
hospedo. Subj a mi habitacion a fin de banarme y
cambiarme, para despues i a conner con unos
amigos.
Despues de haberme c~ambiado, baje y entregue
la Have en- la GAIA. Me quede en- los alrededoreS
del mostrador de la GAIA, conversando sobre Ell
resultado de las pruebas, con Ell compatriota Ale
jandro de Tomaso, Relic Ugolini, Ell mecanico Quo
1ino Bertcchi y mi buen amigo Carlos Gonzalez
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28

ia pelicula sera puesta en- ell
mercado bajo ell tftulo 1.-THE Gun
gustele o no a Ernest
Hemingway.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28

aspecto de nuestra politica exte-
rior.
"He invitado al gobernador Mu-
noz Marin, de Puerto Rico, a COM
parecer ante ell Comite de Relacio-
mes Exteriores, para conSiderar
las relaciones interamericanaS.
"El Gobernador es I'm promi-
nente ciudadano de Estados Uni,
dos y del Estado Libre Asociado.
Sus antecedentes y experiences
como funcionario 10 condictonan,
en- forma unica para comprender
los problemas de las relaciones in.
teramericanaS y para dar luz so
bre esos problemas.
Ademas, ell liderato del Goberna-
dor en- la llamada Operation Ma
nos a la Obra", para ell desarro-
Ito economico de Puerto Rico tie
ne comun significado para todos
los paises de las Americas en- ere
ciente d~esarrollo que buscanN ell
progreso material sin sacrificar la
libertad political.
UNIVERSIDAD
~INTERAMERICANA CUMPLE
46 AMOS
SAN GERMAN--La Universidad
Interamericana oe Puerto Rico en-
San German celebrara durante ell
proximo fin de semana, del l al
2 de mario, ell cuadragesimo sexto
an~iversario de SUI fundacion.
Ell alumnado de dicha Universe
dad cuando era ell Institute Poll
tecnico, ha sido invitado en- compa-
MIA de sus familiares, para actos
especiales.
La OCCASION Sc aprovechara para
darle nomhre a dos nuevos edifi-
clos dormitorioS para estudiantes
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28
Mueren 81 al Caer I'm
en- Gran Bretana

BOLTON, Gran Bretana, febrero 27 UP)-La polica de Bolton
inform6, que "a personals perecieron en- ell grupo de 43 que viajaba
en- I'm avi6n de transporte Bristol que Sc estrell6 en- medic de la
nieba contra un pio nevada del norte de lnglaterra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28

NOTA DE REDACCION.-En esta nota, es.
crita para ia Prensa" de Buenos Aires y la
United Press, accediendo a un requerimientO for
mulado pOr intermedio del EmbajadOr argentine
en- Cuba, contraalmirante Raul Lynch, Juan Ma
nuel Fangio, campe6n mundial de automOvilismo,
reveal algunos ~aspectos hasta ahora no conocidos
de sI secuestrO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28

]lquluOS
combustibles, eX'
t~endiendose haSta
la c%olchoneria 81
tuada frente a la
misma que ardio
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28
Il TEMPO

Parcialmente nubIadO Y no
tan ~calurOsO ell viernes. Wen
tOs del Sur de 20 a IS millas
pOr bora. PosibIes IIuvias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28

Dlen que OJrO
testigo senala-
do para depo-
ner a n t e gu
Comision -po
siblemente ell
5 de MARIO
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28
FRUSTRAN COMPLOT
CONTRA
IRANI0

TEHERAN, Iran, Feb. 81. =
(UP). = Un communicate off
cial anuncio que "fue desbarata-
do" un complot para derrocar al
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-28
P6rdidas por $780, 900 en-
Grave |ncend; 10 en- La Habana
Amena1an al Embajador de Nicaragua : Gobieno
que Recbera O~frecimiento Agno de FdeI Castro

FL AsaIto al Bonco NucionuL. = Buiu en- Ell Precio de Ia Gasoline. =
AgJero Desmiente al Times. - Deteneiones en- La Hobuno. -
Evening star., 1958-07-13
AUTOMODILIs ron sALE

Montsreys. two 'Bas ana
two 'bas. diplomatic cars with
good cond. Available for inspec-
tlOn Q an, 70 pm. daily from
Monday. l4th Of July, 10 10th, AZ
2OOl Conn, ave. NV. Written
quotes required By an. 22nd q
Evening star., 1958-07-13
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

f0RD 81 Fairlane Tudor hard.
TOD F0rdomatic, Z. and h., T-Hiro
eneine, 1900 careful miles. best
oller drives Il away, KE. 1-ii6a
FORD '53 Tudor customlins; black;
good Condition; sAo5, on. 2-3l30,
FORD 80 FordoF: new as Mercury
shspe hs. best slier. isa Lt s': s-ssisi :i9I
FORD f53 YES o-pass country
HooaTFsoRsi agsi ~ y nsa.a nsn; oRRlseeN q
JE. 4-058b.
FORD So conY.i sold and white.
black top. leather upholstery,
power equip.i S2,095, OIL. 4-Se23,
F0RD '57 Pairlane 300" Fordor
Victoria. r. and h.. i7.700 mi. /:
avail. July 2A: dip. leaving DE.
2-63O0. Ext. 20. 0 a.m.-0 pm.
FORD SO Custom Tudor; r. and h.
wholesAle, $3.50; Sd down. oRRf-
p c. " 1-oh0h
Evening star., 1958-07-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

JAoUAR "a XXX I2O n roadstsri
sell today. kE. 7.is7S.
JAqUAR '67 xK-i40 NC coupe:
white body. red leather uphol-
stery, $4,000. 10. s-d5oa or RE,
kAIsER 'bi ds luxe l-dFi Z. and
runs 5000: siBO. Az, 7-0s0s.
KAISER 1851; GOOD runnine condl-
Ton, new tires; 500. wa. q
leOe,
LINCOLN '46 Continental cdr,
soRs 'Ar.i 500 sGS q tsl:s Si''i il. see Sf
LINCOLN 1885 Premier sedan /:
beautiful Alaskan white full power
equipped compare; S2,295.
Suburban Cadillac-O OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. a-7TO0
LINCOLN 1881 club coupe; hydra.
matte. 7 and b. Ike $4,000 milea
over over pIs., SISSo; o., ALLs cBBJygRscH De
LINCOLN 1855 Capri 4-dr.: h.
dtom,. fun power equip; low mile
age; beaut. Ice green nnish, match
ing leather int. car immac. through
out Si,39b. Also Capri hardtop.
BELL MOTORS
5O10 Wise. Ave. wo. 6-ssOO
LINCOLN 's4 4.dr. sedan; 2, h.
auto. trans; $4,000 actual mi !;
imnae cond.. l,O05 or best offer,
will trade. HE. 0-2033.
LINCOLN '53 Capri hardtop: beau
titul 2-tone finish, power steering
and brakes, r. and h., Wv, tires,
imnmSasnlate eond, see5. BUTLER
LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
80, LINcoLN.MERcURY
ilss serylna Vine 81 b z, Ex Area since ZEE 1850 1850
LLoYD-WAGEN, German wonder
car by qorEward. air cooled 'front.'
wheel driVei up TO 80 mi, per gal.
As low as Sl.396 complete.
ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9th ST. NV, co. b-1496
MERCEDES '5s 220-s sedan: owner
leaving U, B., piir. new 3 mos. ago;
carefully broken in; 3-wave radio
hydra, leather uphol., many ex-
tras; $3.50: OWNER, OIL. 0-679b.
l3s
MERCEDES BENZ 220s 4-door; low
mileage. peri. cond., fully equip,
many extras. VIII. 6-35S7.
80 convertible; new
topi S225. RE. 6-TSS9
MERCURY '5S Monterey 4-door;
take on payments Of S62 .SS for
quahned buyer, Power steering,
power brakes. Merco., push button
radio, fresh-air heater, padded
dash, .foam-ruhber seats, back
up lights, courtesy light group,
,Mindshield washer, elee. clock,
ttrxSSsio9s trsSs interior VII consider
DAVIS, Lo. 5-500S.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
AuT0M0RllES F0R aALR

FORD ,B0 Fairlane .ea Tudor;
radio. heater, black and white
nniehs en eEtra-clean l-OWner car.
Sls3N5. Written guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r, /, Ave. NE. Ia. a.IOO3
ANTIQUE FORD, 1923: excellent
RsasonsSs! nss ssst essa oss ifp Soss sasss
nENkY . 'b2; 2. and n. oVeTdrive.
Sl75. LU, 2-2507.
HILLAaAN '5s new sta, Wag.: 81, $50
Sl1b down. Also eedans and cone
veIts, JACK PRY, i4th and Que.
hILLMAN. 4-dr. sedan; 20 mi. 70
gallon. good cond.. excel tires;
5000. HA. 2-3S69.
HElTL1dsMeAN ! LIMA 81 Husky; IKE new;
Continental Motors, Ltd.
Closed Saturday Open ISi sun. oft los
HILLMAN '5S dc luxe Mink 4-dr.i
2-tone, 7, and h. de luxe interior,
Call XII o-O70s.
HOT ROD sPECIAL!i Call AP. 4
2437 before 5.
HUDSON '5l 4-dr.; :. and h.; clean;
good condition. original owner:
Sl95. Phone XII. s-00S9,
HUDSON Hornet '53: 4-dF. sedan:
sacrllce. Sl75. or best oder. JU.
HUDSON '53 Hornet; 7. and h.
aIiiioma.i9 miiSs9 s9as transmission; $4,000
Continental Motors, Ltd.
closed Il satusSaS HS Open 81 Sun. S-fts lbs
HUDSON 81 Hornet; r. and h..
hydra; $4,000 mi. on new en-
gine. SOB. 10. 4-OS4b.
HUDSON '51 "6" sedan 4-dr.; By
original owner; $500. Can OIL.
4-4gO6.
IMPERIAL '57 A-door; full power,
7 and h., Wv, tires; beautiful p
tone blue; S3,l95.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
1901 r. /. Ave. WA. 7-7000
IMPERIAL 1883 hardtop coupe:
equipped with full power and elec-
trio accessories: absolutely new-ear
condition: only S4,395,
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-77Q0I
1857 convertible: white
with black top; loaded with extras;
new-car condition; way below mar
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-770O
IMPERIAL '54 4-door sedan: full
power, r. and h., Wv. tires; one
owner car; low mileage; Sl,395.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
1901 r. ]. Ave. WA. 7-7000
IsETTA 81; real economy: 60 miles
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CHEvROLET 'B5 "2l0. ',ea s-dF.i
ffav. canV. shift. "a 500 nj.
sa7S. KE 6-e600.
cHEV. ,b7 Bel Air hardtop sedan:
powerglide. r. and h. Wv, tires
2-t0ne. Beautiful eond lhroughout,
low down payment, tlshe1,
STANDARD PONTIAC
2a0O ChilIum Road AP. 7-7120
CHEVROLET '57 "2i0' VS. 2-dr,
station wagon. powerglide, p.b.i
r, and h.: e-tone green; Wv,
tires. very low mi, excel. eond,
Must sell, DU. b-a20b.
CHEV. 'B5 "2iO" 4-door; fully
must bs seen n 70 D y spDrssiStsd; V low
down payment SDobl
STANDARD PONTIAC
2480 Chllium Road AP. 7-Ti2O
CHEVROLET 'B7 .2iO" VS. 2-dr.
hardtop; powerellde. heater, Wv.
tires low mileage exceptlonaiiy
Evening star., 1958-07-13

DODGE 40 Coronet 4-dr.; r. and
h.. mech. very good, tires good,
battery new Jan, body poor;
passed d. c. inspection Fri. $3.50
or best offer. FE. 3-2907.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CHEyROLET '53 2-dr.: 2 and b.,
standnrd shift. / owner; $40.
10 B-ss3s. after 9 pm. sat. all
Evening star., 1958-07-13

18th and R. I. Ave. NE. IA. 0-6baC
cHEvROLET 80 Bel AR 2-dr
hardtop. V-d. pQwereiide, power
steering: 7, and h.. E-Z Eye
padded dash; black and yelloW
Low NIL; excel cond. owner
sl.s9s. Easy terms .,s,.S se1 Be ar.
3-ib2O or RE. 7-761S.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
KIRK MOTOR 60.

CHEW. .'55 Bel Air sport coupe
straight drive, T. and h., Wv.
tires, 2-tone. one-owner. like new,
Evening star., 1958-07-13
DODGE '55
DODGE '55
,1.095

2-dr. Coronet: extra clean: 2-tone
! green; equipped with r. and h.:
automatic; our weekend special,
Evening star., 1958-07-13
TRIANGLE FORD

sO10 R. /. Ave. NE. La. e-100S
LLOYD 'B7 iight panel; company
car. low mileage: excel. for ngnt
delivery work: Se96.
ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9Th st. NV. CO. b-lASo
Evening star., 1958-07-13
REII, MOTORS

MERCEDES '5s 2e0-s sedan: owner
carefully broken in; 3-waye radio
hydra, leather uphol., many ex-
tras; $3.50: OWNER, OIL. 6-679b.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

FIAT '5s de luxe Spider conV
coupe; gray. Wv. tires. heater;
1000 mi; perfect cond.; $4,000,
| OWNER. GP 3-772R
Evening star., 1958-07-13
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

FORD bs Ranch Wason; fully
equip. Take over PAYMENTS. Cal
after Q pm. Ia. 6-0160,
FORD 1871; :. and n, auto; excel.
cond.t foob. Nj. h-bf4O.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CHEVROLET '52 l-ton panel: &
speed trans: ready to so; $500
or best cash offer. RE. 6-36l4.
FORD 'b4 F-6OO c. and G.. win
take 12-ft, body: AL condition
Evening star., 1958-07-13

RY-EDSEL-SIMCA
.iI60 E.-w. Hwy, 9. 8. ~, s-6s52
Open paily 8 A.M.-e Pm.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

PARCEL DELIVERY DEMON, =
Newest, most modern walk-in
type for fast multiple-stop. de-
livery service. Stand or sit drive,
auto trans. Dodge chassis with
6-ft.-long Boyerton walk-in ooay.
very substantial price saving.
MA 2-2IQT
Evening star., 1958-07-13

GMC 2-ton 1900 van: speeds,
good tires, good cond.: $3.50 or
best ottsr; Take car In trade
Evening star., 1958-07-13
auTOMOIILTs F0R sALT1 AuTOMOBILIs FoR sALT

CHEVROLET 81 %, h, sood eond
Private owner, $3.50. HE, 4-ob7S
CHgVROLET 1888 2-df. de luxe;
miles; $500 FALLS CHURCH De.
apto-P Plymouth, w. 2-23OO.
CHEW. 'BG VS. conv.: ?. and n.
Peserfiids; ,s... sll-sai.e q sak knniah, Wv
TIL A HNXNrIl nM( mans
, 1958-08-07

The ministry Of Jesus Of Nazar,
eth completely meets every need
OF: every human being on earth.
Whatever is wrong with you, Jesus
of Nazareth can set you free right
now.
| say NOW because what Jesus
was two thousand years ago he is
today. What he did for people
yesterday he is doing foi them. to-
day. He is the same in purpose,
power and desire. He is just as
good in our time as when he per-
sonally went among the people.
Daniel Z. CySip found this out.
He was manager Of a plantation
in the Philippine Islands. He
suffered with a toxic goiter and
was very weak and undernourished.
The date for his operation was
December IA, 1855, but it did not
take place. Let him tell you why:
Il had been ailing for nearly a
year. DIR. Richll had found that
| had a toxic. goiter. He advised
that if | ever wanted to be fully
we'll, | should have an operation.
As there seemed to be no way out,
/ finally agreed to his advice.
Il went out to the plantation Of
which | was manager to inspect
everything and to see that all was
in order before going back to
Manila for the operation.
Il arrived back in Manila on
December II and went immediate
" to the office of my Uncle Al
ionso. In the course of our CONVEX
xAtion my uncle asked me if l had
a strong faith in God. | told
tim that if | had not Ind faith in
God, | never would have survived
d recent serious illness. Then he
told me that an American minister,
, 1958-08-07
ABUNDANT LIFE
GOLFER HEALED IN THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
by ORAL ROBERTS,

who prayed for the sick and who
had a strong faith in God, wa
scheduled to arrive in Manila on
January l, 1856. My uncle asked it
/ was interested in having this
American preacher pray for me. !
answered that l was very willing.
I'VE notified DR.. Richli im-
mediately hat the operation would
not take place on the date agreed
Il attended the services of this
minister. After the sermon, he
began to pray for the sick.
When he came to pray for me,
he asked me how long | had had
the goiter. | told him that | had
had it for about five years, and
that | could not sleep well at
night. | was extremely nervous
and could not hold my hands
steady. He then prayed for me.
While he prayed, | felt groggy and
my neck experienced a sudden
warmness. The swollen part
around my neck began to subside.
When the prayer was over, my
hands were steady and the grog-
gfness had completely left me. l
felt like a newborn being. | was
instantly healed.
THE minister then asked me
who had healed me. With Joy in
my heart, l told him that it was
Jesus Christ, the Son of God. The,
congregation was singing as |
came down the ramp to the
ground, physically and spiritually
healed"
L have nothing to add to this
story. 1t breathes such an atmos-
phcre of simple sincerity as 10
make further testimony rTmcce5-
sary. Mr.. CySlp has found that
Jesus is still adequate for every
need.
, 1958-08-07
H. TRUMAN

r.. TRUMAN -.
vote had "hurt US around the
world because 80 to 70 per
cent Of the worlds population
is non-white.
Mr.. Truman also urged
bold action" by the United
States in her dealing with
Russia or, he warned, we
might lose our freedom.
, 1958-08-07
BARBADOS

duplex cottages, able to house
from 2 to 6 persons in each
cottage.
Personnel for the stating
will be recruited from the
parish but they will first be
given training by Mrs. Ryder,
who has a degree in home
economics from Cornell Uni
versity, and by one of the
teachers at the Barbados Train
ing School f Q domestics.
Some SO to so persons will be
employed at the hotel. When
completed, the hotel called the
North Point Hotel will be the
biggest and most modern in
Barbados.
, 1958-08-07
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

10 acres of arabic land
containing several good
building sites at Estate
Rattan. Please contact AL
meric L. Christian at %
% Market ST., or call
Christiansted 1853.
, 1958-08-07


sure that he will serve with
distinction in his new post as
Judge Of the District Court Of
the Virgin Islands. To me it is
a great source of personal salts
faction to know that he will
be. remaining with us in the
Virgin Islands.
l look forward to the con-
tinuance of a very close and
dear friendship with Governor
and Mrs. Gordon"
, 1958-08-07

TD3A13D
ard FRIDAY

Paramount Pictures presents
In Technicolor and Vista Vision
FUNNY FACE"
Rocking from Washington Square
to the Champ Elysees !!
Audrey Hepburn, Fred Astaire,
Kay Thompson, Michel Auclair
Music and Lyrics by
George and Ira GershWin.
When Audrey rocks . you'll
roll ! Funny Face" the pic
ture, that presents the Paris
Fashions of tomorrow! "Funny
Face" A musical Entertainment
STYLED for tomorrow! A Partisan
Love Affair!
Filmed in GAY PAREE
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-08-07
ALEXANDER

-.
eGcape, finally reaching Allied
lines.
Guinness stubborn courage
forces Hayakawa to lose face
nut then, to prove that he
prisoners are superior to their
situation, Guinness takes COM
mand of the bridge construc-
ton and sees to it that the
work is DONE well and on
schedule.
Holden, meanwhile, sees his
romance with British nurse
Ann Sears ended when he is
drafted" by the British be-
cause Of his personal know
ledge of the Kwai River
situation. With commanders
Jack Hawkins and Godfrey
Horne, Holden desperately
struggles back through the
jungle to destroy the Kwai
bridge.
"The Bridge on the River
Kwai," according to reports, is
this years "must-see" picture
. and next years too
CANADIAN 49,.
In drawing up these specifca-
tions, consideration was given
to such factors as the volume
of traffic in the region at the
moment, with allowance being
made for increase; t h e
operating cost of the boat;
: existing port and c a r g Q
handling facilities.
, 1958-08-07
SUNDAY, MONDAY,
and
TUESDAY
Columbia Pictures is proud
to present
The Academy Award Winning
Picture O.; 1858
BRIDGE OF THE
RIVER KWAJ"

IN Cinemascope and Technicolor
William Holden, Alec Guinness,
Jack Hawkins, Sessue HayakaWa
This is the Picture Millions have
been waiting for! 1t took two
years to make and the result
is superior! Thrills after thrills
memorable experiences fol-
low on another!
Admission to all Performances:
SIS cts. and rs cts.
, 1958-08-07
s A 7 U n D A Y

A D r D A
At 500 r.m
$50 pm Regular Admission
LIST Feature:
Marti: SHORT GRASS"
End Feature:
Marti: PIONEER DAYS"
2 Action Westerns /!
Also Puerto Rico News
ATFCT News
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

HAWTHORNE, 3024 Dogwood st.
w,-Beautifu rambler. near the
park; center-hall plan with are
pl. in picture-windowed liv. rm.,
lge. din rm.. kit. with breakfast
space, 3 lge. bedrms, with spa
cious closets. IA baths: storage
attic With stairs: paneled family
rm. with firepl on main 4 rear
porch and maids rm.: S3S,500.
Directions: East on Western ave.
from Chevy Chase circle to 31st
St, right on 31st st. to Dogwood
i to S 8 PM SAi HARPER Rn1 4 ' FART:
LETT, INC. LA. 7-1SS5 or EN-.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DINER

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
Diner for sale with dining room
attached. Seats 1855; open "a hrs.
daily on main U. s. highway be-
tween . truck stops. Owner wishes
10 retire. For information. write
H. r. GOODWIN, U. s. Rte. Al, N,
Fort Myers, Fla.
IL BEAUTY SALONS.
81 900 to $4,000 cash down ham
dies; 400 Priced from $500 to
ii Bethesda. Nd: $3.50 wk. in
come: price, $4,000. .t2) Alex,
Va, rent, $3.50, incl; large apt I,
easy terms. t3l wheaton, Nd.
s I1St , time ofeTed r, rent bS3
firing: price. $4,000. (5) Columbia
pike, Arl., Va: $4,000 VI. In
come; 3 operators: price reduced
70 $4,000, rent $3.50. 90 Takoma
PIX. Md. beautiful modern shop
See II, you viii buy II; price, So
$50, terms. az New shops open
ing In , large shopping centers.
in MONTGOMERY Co. one in the
vicinity OF Rockville. Md: the End,
Wheaton. Nd; will take partners
or sell outright; easy financing,
investigate. (Sl Downtown loca-
ton; owner leaving city: rent,
Sis; price, $500 cash; 3 0per-
ators. (9l Dupont circle area,
Conn. ave. ideal for stylists with
following; reasonable rent. price,
SIS 600. 30 Busy as an invest
ment: you do not have to be an
operator: large, mod. air-cond.
shop in Arl., Va: 1918 operator
potential; ideal for beauty school;
small down payment: partnership
considered. I'D Over the new s..
Cap. Bridge: lovely little shop:
Oxon Hill area: doing a nice husi-
ra,-' -ent. SIPS; orice, $4,000;
selling because OF personal rea-
sons. t12l Partnership for sale;
Sc area: real good proposition;
Other shops, all sections D. c.
nearby Nd. and Va. listings need
ed: clients waiting. Contact
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
BEAUTY SALON SPECIALIST AND
EXCLUSIVE BEAUTY SALON
3-34s0 Ho. 2-7a10
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COLORED-2- FAMILY BRICK
ST 900 CASH WILL HANDLE
ROOMS AND BATH EACH APT.
50i5 9th ST. NV.
tn. 2-3060 TU. 2-3764
CoLORED-DET BRICK-S19, $50
8 RMS, POWD. RIM. AND REC. RM.
LOUIS RUDDEN tn. $4,000
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COLORED
nnEN Ts1nRsOn

s1ss n pHKoTA AVE. NV.
PRICE REDUCED. 7-room det.; big
rec. rm, screened porch. garage.
large fenced grounds, close
schools. trans, shopping, mr.. 2nd
and Rittenhouse MARY FRANCES
SPAULDING BROKER. Call Mr..
Maury, Ho. 2-3S71.
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0 posins corner brieE homer SMseso lo med
for apis. 4 rms, full bath, 3
porches on LIST a.. 2 apis. Up.
Garage, nice lot. Just on 18th on
Spring rd. S1S,500. Terms.
STROUP, RA. $500.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
cONTlNUEDl

SUPPLEMENT- PRESENT INCOME
By S45 q wk. In IL hrs. q month,
$4,000 IN equipment. guaranteed
In writing. This Is an established
vending machine business, includ-
ing locations Buyer has only TO
money from machines. SSe5; may
accept terms. FE. 3-432b.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

3 or 3 BEDRMS., lower Silver
Spring or Takoma Park preferred
around 500 rental. RIA. b-1b6s