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BUSINESS PROP. f0R SALE

FALLS CIfURCH-Eairfax DR., sals
Or trade trade 1900 1000 Il: sonsa "cM;'
h houss suitable enc otnes and ware-
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
tcoNTiNueDl
CoRNER STORE and dwelling. sos

S.ssisssS' VIZ q p als ss: ss'Ss Z! 9;
for larger unit or sell with excel,
lent terms, BYRD-0NASH CO.
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tcoNTikUEDl

S TTSPMoo ga H. .Ss2..or sHp p H9
Stores svaiiabie in this beautifu
new shopptng center for bakery
delicatessen luncheonette. gifts
ehildren's and ladies wear, etc
Large stores leased to Food Fail
eupermarket Co, Peoples Drug. Blue
Ribbon Valet. Peoples Hardware
and 3 others. Parking for over SOC
cars. Now under construction
Possession early fall.
512l GEORGIA AVE. NV.
occupied By chain restaurant. At
equipment, n excellent condition
can be purchased for $1,000. md
floor, ) rms. and bath. Entire bldg
air cond; gear garage on rear
alley. Prompt poss. Reasonable
GOMEZ MSsT% SSITm SHOPPING FL. s cEFrEH
SusS artsii.l sishwasys. Thi. sSe
cessful shQpping center contains IL
stores, incl. Food Fair Supermarket
Ben Franklin Variety, PEOPLES Hard.
ware, Drug and many other pro.
Igressive merchants. Openings nov
available for responsible merchant,
for ladies wearing apparel, chill.
dren's shop. family shoe store, bar.
Der shop and many other types o.
businesses Ample customer parking
Consult Leasing Dept, SHANNON
a LUCHS CO., Realtors, 724 lltf
lat. NV. MA. 8.o3lA
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Jack Blair, Inc.
Maryland's Largest Spartan Dealer
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
White Plains. Nd WEST 4-4S5i
Mi. North OF La Plata on Rt. 3ni
SPARTAN SPAR CRAFT LIBERTY
GREAT LAKr5-NASHUA-FAN
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|STROUT
LCATALOG

Mailed FREEl Farms, homes.
businesses; coast to-coast, "a States
3. 1855 properties described bargains
galore, many pictures; livestock,
capt. crops. furnishings often in
cluded: many with lew down pay.
ment, easy terms. 81 years service.
WORLDS LAR0EsTl BUY AND
SAVE thru STROuT REALTY. ll36
n. woodward Bldgn washington.
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LAWYERS

Several individual ofices avail, In
modern. aforementioned elev. bldg
facing courthouse. 4l2 9th st. NV.
lex. 3.2lT4.
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SILVER SPRING AREA-a,3O0 "a
It.. on i floor: in masonry anc
steel Rpileilg; Available May /
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wEsT9loNT sHoppINu cENTFr
WAREHOUSES FOR REMT

SILVER SPRING AREA--a,3O0 "a
steel building. Available May i
Call 10. s-i22e.
1000 SO. TT. appTox.; r,r. siding
Avail. now j story, RA. s-Ses0.
WAREHOUSE SPACE at SOC q It
n convenient downtown location
we we s hSys severe rooms SsaI.. contain Hi,
time warehouseman on premises
HAMPSHIRE F6RN. Co. S6iG
deorgia ave. NV, RA. 3.l2Ia
o33 ID ST. N.W.-13,OOO 50 10.
md comml.; 3-story eley. bldg
NO. 7-0ddO.
CAPITOL HILL (rear ala A st
3.l675, Ii. 4-4477.
30 N ST. s.E.-Modern i-story
drive-in bldg: $500, 50. IT,; 49,
II; ceiling. Possession Apr. i End
once. ST. 3-8032.
IN TOWN-corner. appFoximatel,
$500 50. IT.. street door. dhle
leading platform, also very de.
siraPie for shop and omces; 20Il
t. mar pl Svs 90 81 not Sr d S:foT:
s!sasSs' 90 1855 OWNER Ma
SILVER SPRING on KENsiNGTON
% 1o,,. have have SessSs avail. 70 suit
Cal Mr.. Thompson, ~. s"a555i
ewes IA, 0-Oi03, MARsTELLEF
REAL ESTATE.
KENILWoRTH-6.7O0 50. IT. or
sSaIcead s lS0oSin. 3 DOCK DSTsinII
n. 10Th SV CO. Re. 444ss SPACE a
EXPANSION Of our steel shelving
ana electronic metal department.
or acreage. Therefore. 2s73 sher,
man ave, NV, Q prime merchan.
dising. distributing or manufactur.
, ing. tsecond commercially location
y Tor sale lease, or trade. Idea
Tor electronic distributor. Up Il
100 It. on Sherman ave. 224 feel
deep Truck entrance on 9th 81
S,5OO-Sq-ft brick 1-story building
Plus parking. VIII build 5000 IT
additional NJ once for prompt &C.
SU Or Will ss.g6diyids: HAR;
~ nv ~ AtAGtN NONNEs San LIE
HARRIS, NO. 7-l919 days, or WO
6-7Sl7 nights,
M,o c.9 ~ WAREHOUSE III3!! .S 2, 1000
Beautiful airaco nSsfs Sp"c oilces
recessed truck bay. high ceiling
Union 4-sO03
COW. NV. LOC.-Brk. bldg. con.
ststing Of APPROX. 300 50. IT.;
AIIAV AAfFanRns OK
for storage. etc. DI. 7.4e44.
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
cHANrILLY. VA.
Corner property. Route so, oppo-
site new Jet airport, New 2-story
brick once building having 2,4OO-
IT,. moor space and 1900 50. IT. OF
drive-in. Modern shop space, power,
nuorescent hghting. etc. Suitable
overhaul. machine shop or parts
distributor, etc; la acres; 10 acres
sion. Ready for Immediate &C.
cupanev.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
EALToRs-MoRrGAoE BANKERS
WASH. BLDG. DI. 7-S300
CHOICE WAREHOUSES
~ $500 50, IT,, near Dupont
Circle; good .2-story warehouse, de-
sirable for shop or warehouse.
=. CD 5000 50. IT.; one.fioor opera
ton: with loading dock; one block
on New York ave. ne. Available
now.
CD Small shop or warehouse.
with 3 beautiful air-conditioned
ofhces; centrally located In Be-
a. $4,000 50. IT.; Are.tige l.
story bldg, With beautiful air
conditioned ofiees: r. r. siding, load :
ing docks; parking; best ne. loca-
16l 10000 So. IT,; modern l.
story bldg. with r. 7. Siding and
loading docks: best ne. location,
WEINBERG & BUSH. INC,
A @nn ~ra
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STORE. $4,000. in large estab-
lishyd, successful shopping center
containing Safeway, Woolworth
Peoples Drug. chain dress shop. anc
for fabrics. hobby or record shop
barber. carryout foods. laundromat
etc. Large parking area. Immediate
possession. Reasonable rental.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

RIVER PARK. on the Shenandoah
Boating, fishing, Uttered pools. Lo.
Gated on Route 600 between Route
80 and Route z. east side OF river,
within committing distance OF
Washington. Lots, $685. and up,
until April 30. may be purchased
with no down payment. For in
formation, call CIR. 3-27S9
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JOHN p. WALSH CO.. Ma. s-2aee
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commi. zone: 1903 18th st. nv;
ALEX. y y o W III oa MS house
@ rms. to rent, 3 rms. liv. qtrs.
on husline. No agents. XII. 0-1731,
ARTTNGT0N VA 1aanfi1uI o.
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS-House anc
lot. VIII trade for real estate II
Silver Spring, Nd. AP. 7-2i3a
or JU. 7-743O.
RETIRED FOLKS!
v,l rind pef S;I,, anS quiet i IN ives!
hot and cold running water. with
unfailing well; oil hot-water heat;
electricity: large garage Spacious
grounds adjoin Cacapon River emo
the mountain scenery is unsur-
passed Don't miss this opportunity
call Berkeley SPRINGS 6S0-Ja
right away. You'll be glad you did
ALFRED A. HASKELL, OWNER
20. Box l5e
Great Cacapon. W. Va.
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S Acres-$l4,95O

Cean 2-bedrm. frame. with attr
kit, liy.. rm.. large utility rm. tcoulc
be 3rd bedrm.l, ? baths. SIN. base
ment. Gear, 2-story garage.
Smith Realty
OPEN 1 PM. SUNDAY
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ATTENTION
ORGANIZATIONS

ATTENTION
ORGANIZATIONS
Completely remodeled. = story
air-cond, ONCE bldg. $4,000 50 II
available July I: centrally located
reasonable rent on long-term lease
No brokers tx 3-2l74.
UNCONDITIONAL
otlees IN new bldg. ready for Oecu'
with parking for 90 cars. Complete
service furnished. Fine location
on lower Wisconsin ave.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC
1925 II st. NV. Ma. $4,000
Dol goth ST. NV.
Three rooms. private lavatory;
under 500 per month.
1902 PORTER ST. NV.
Corner Conn Ave. and Porter ST.
Four rooms, private lavatory;
$3.50 per month.
For Further Information Call
J. H, KNOX
ThoS. j. Fisher 81 Co., Inc
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s3O
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FARMS
lcONTINUEpi
CHEAP FARM

Az miles to warrenton, Va. III
acres, rs in woods. balance fine
srayins land Including is acres O
&. rms. and BATH. porches.. tele-
phone. plenty Of shade. lots Of box
wood, nice garden. some fruit. 2
car garage, 2 Ice. barns. long ma
chine shed. 4-rm. tenant house.
possession at once. Price S24. 800,
" down. Balance easy terms. Can
broker. JULIAN P. KELLY. War
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WE NEED LOTS Of space, minimum
10000 50 IT,; appearance Of ~
Importance; location somewherI
outside D. C.: price must be low
need for additional slocation fol
experienced active established
business now in other D. c, loea,
tons. Box 3S6-V, Star.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

$3.50 PER IT. for commercial
ground on Georgia ave-; ideal
for 4 stores, 6e-ft. front. Total
price, S37, 800. DONALD Z
ToUNKiN 4 co. 10. 1-s022
10000 SO. TT. busiest corner,
Kensington- Wheaton hwy, Cal
Mr.. BrenneI. ia: 9-2434. rep
F. W. BERENs. Ju. 7.7700
FOR SALE-Wheaton, on Georgis
ave-, next to Coop stores; ,Sot
So. IT,: S4,25 per 50. #. Direct
from owner. JU 7-5s6l.
sis ACRES, on new Rte. so, be.
yond coming area, good for indus
trial, business: $1,000 acre. cas-,
terms. Agent, JU. 5-0240.
10000 CARS PASS this Location
daily: we have $4,000 50. IT, To-
apt. house zoning, Also Sonet
Yo5uEE YRSIlEls S'ScSo5n en- 10 D0 aSsdas
DOWNTOWN, md eommi, ground
30, 900 IT,, paved and enclosed
with 7-ft. brk. wall N. Capito
and L SITS. area, lease all or part
Ideal property yard. auto. storase
taxi terminal, etc; cents IT. pei
mo. NO, 7.0660.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

HAVE BUYER for clean, modern
2 or 4 unit brick A., individual
EaS heat; coed Sc area pref
~ O. punNE CO. Re. 3-1173,
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LEESBURG, VA.

LEESBURG, VA.
2b4 acres in heart Of beautiful
rambler. outbuildings equipped with
lights and water and suffcient Il
carry 7b head beef cattle. Land Il
level TO slightly rolling. fencing Il
superior; 5-strand barb wire In
metal posts with some antique
rail; in good condition. Priced al
S6S.00u. Excellent terms,
CHANTILLY AREA
125 acres; modern Hollywood
rambler, beautifully furnished. 2
D,o s5Ccf Ss1,i lake S .%%ins I DSS
F PSs9insE' terms A e cs Mr. Mr. RehSSd
son or Mr.. Barry at POMPONIc
REALTY, INC, 22c2 Wilson blvd,
ia 10000.
MD.-90 ACRES
Seven rooms, bath; furnace: Ice,
town. Price, S7,1OO: $4,000 down
MD.-206 ACRES
orchard. $50 young apple trees
7-rm. house, tiled bath. and fur.
B, 900. bushei capacity; dairy barn
running water In All bldas tractor
and Sprayer with farm. i-acre
pond. stocked; all fenced. s noun
tain springs and forms stream; 9
miles from city on good I'd. Price,
$40, 800. $4,000 down.
We probably have one not ad-
vertiead which would suit YOU.
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-sll2 Ewes. LA. 6-5ais
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SUMMER MONIES

WANTED, HIGH-CLAss WOMAN,
preferably writer, share good
home Chesapeake Bay, SUMMER or
longer: refs. Box lS9.D, Star.
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DOCTORS OFFICE

Available in medical building al
Buckingham Community. Density
populated surrounding neighbor-
hood: space ideal for ear eye and
throat specialist, osteopath, podi-
artist. orthodonist. L. p. KETTEL
313 N. 0lebe I'd, Arlington, Va
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY. desires lot, River
o72U.
DISPOSE OF your unused land.
committing distance Of b. c.. for
eh;llrden's camp. Box ll3-V. Star.
RIVER ROAD, POTOMAC = Pvt.
River I'd. viii pay up to $4,000
cash. HE. 4-717O.
D. c., FoGoY BOTTOM VIC
dwelling. Call IA. S-1107.
WE HAVE BUILDERS looking for
lots and .acreage; will appreciate
Raaltora. XII a-f22O.
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SELL OR TRADE
ARLINGTON
BAILEYs CROSSROADS

Mod. garden type. Crosses almost
$4,000. ! min. to Key Bridge
Price. $4,000 reas. terms or viii
trade for larger apis.
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~ TOWN-Corner. approximatels
icSSins platform. also HO Very 'S Ss,
siraple for shop and oinces, 20l
st, ne. Please do not disturb
the tenant. Avail. on or before
Apr. 30, 1868. OWNER. Ma
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49, Ss i ssss ST s sOOs S n sSoS s- ns
Ideal for Chinese laundry or col
ored beauty parlor. wO. 0-2274 or
EN-. 8-S369.
TANrN pRAfrv ~
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SHOE STORE, family style, needed
in new shopping center, This i
bet. Safeway and Peoples. An
excel; opportunity for 9 good mer-
BROS, RITY. jA b.otSo8
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ALExAEDRIA-Desirable lot with
o 2-mi. view: near @. W. Masonic
Monument: all utils.; reas. terms
STANLEY T. EWELL CO., ia. B.
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Spring" BARGAIN!

SPECIAL BARGAINS
EXCELLENT LOCATION
Two 4-family apts., semidet
good condition, all rented. white
tenants. easy terms Several lge
apt. bldgs.. good price.
Also large store and 4 apis on
Capitol Hill. Rent, $4,000 year.
r. NJ. ODUM RE. 1928
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VOonEoutDu NJ OnIgs LtAgg 8@ItuOVs
"a down. Balance easy terms. Call
broker. JULIAN p. KELLY. War
renton 520-J.
SO ACRES
Small estate with lovely old home.
completely modern: excellent loee-
ton; less than 20 miles to D. c.,
$4,000. Shown BY appt. only.
John Carney Real Estate
HERNDON 480
23s
40 ACRES-W. VA.
Good 4-room house, with cleo,
near hard road, stores and towns.
IA hours to D. c.; $4,s00; terms.
80 ACRES
8 minu. to Winchester, all level
and on good road perfect building
site: $1,000.
L. r. Wigfield, NO. 7-1328
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CO BALTIMORE AVE. COLLEGE
Park-e0xs0 s-story frame bldg. :
Price, $4,000; down, 81. 900. bal.
$50 mo. Mr.. fowler with A. r.
eEELYE, DI. 7-e326.
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MISUNDERSTANDING good, on
, main tnorouahfars, ~ Or q #
s.; reasonable rent, call Nj
70; ssSS0Oi ewes. and SUM- I'm
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21

ses va que La venta de whiskey +,
cervezas, y licores en- general es-
ia prohibida en- dias Viernes, Sa-
bados y Domingos. Ell ALCOHOLICS
mo, por otra parte, nunca Sc ha
presentado como I'm problema
social.
La sterilization de tanto Ia
muier como ell hombre en- casoS
en- que han dado a luz dos o mas
hiios dementes, Sc ha converti-
do en- ley desde 1884, pero este
dnicamente en- forma volunta-
ria. Sin embargo, esoS paises cas-
tran a los criminales, que segun
ellos, son una amenaza social y
por ende SUI descendencia debe
ser eliminada.
En- 1910 la mujer en- Noruega
obtuvo SUI derecho pleno al vote
en- las elecciones municipales y
tres amos mas tarde. SUI derecho
al vote en- las elecciones Parla-
m~entarias, entidad que, por me.
dio de SUI comite de cinco MEM
bros, concede ell Premio Nobel
de la Paz.
En- ell Parlamento actual hay
siete mujeres de un total de $50
representatives, y es casualmen-
tie una mujer quien tiene ell pues-
tode Ministro de Asunto So
ciales en- Oslo.
Elias son Independence en- to-
do sentido, y tai vez alguien po-
dria decir que, en- SUI lucha por
la obtenci6n de igualdad de de-
rechos, han perdido mucho de SUI
femineidad, pues es muy corrien-
tie verlas vestida de traje sastre
oscuro, medals gruesas, POGO ma
quillaje, sin adornos y pelo cor
to.
Los noruegos Sc sienten or
gullosos de SUI Sandfjord, ell CEN
tro ballenero del mundo, de su
gran Fridtjof hansen, famoso
explorador artico, quien sunni
n~istrara alimentos y ayuda me-
dica a los prisioneros en- Arme-
MIA y Russia despues de la Prime
"a Guerra Mundial; SUI Trigve
Lie, ex Primer Secretario Gener-
raj de la Organization de las Ma
clones Unidas; su marina mer-
cante que ocupa ell tercer lugar
en- ell mundo; SUI Henrik Ibsen;
SUI Edward Grieg, famoso COM
positor mundial, SUI Sonic He
ME, patinadora fenomenal de
otros tiempos, pero mas que TO-
do, esa genie Sc siente orgullo-
sa de SUI pals, de sus fjords y de
SUI imponente sol de mediano-
che.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21

ma identico y muy corriente. Po-
dria exponerse asi: GCual debe
ser la actitud de una muchacha
que, despues de enamorada, ave-
rigua que ell hombre a quien quie
re es casado? BESIDE I'm punto de
vista moral, la contestacion no
puede ser mas que una: dejarlo
Embellishments. Una muchacha
que no proceda ash es autora,
o al menos complete, de la des-
truccion de un hogar, de la des-
gracia inevitable de otra mujer,
y posiblemente de la de una o
mas criaturas Els muy comodo
pensar Eel va estaba dispuesto
a divorciarse' Es possible, pero
esa su~posici6n no disminuye la
responsabilidad por dos razones.
La primera porque quizas no Sc
llegue al divorcio; la segunda
porque Ell hecho de que vaya a
cometerse un NAL no justifica
que nosotros aceleremos SUI CO.
mission. Pero no es este solo. Des-
de I'm punto de vista practice,
egoista, de intima convenience,
a una muchacna no lie convene
en- modo alguno hacerse c6mpli.
ce de I'm hombre y animarlo a
que Sc dlvorcie Tn hombre d.
vorciado lleva sobre 81 toda SUI
vida la tara de una responsible
lidad moral y economical. Diff
cilmente podra extirpar de SUI
cerebro Ell recuerdo de los mo-
mentos pasados con SUI esposa
y con sus hiios, impossible Sera
que logre desvincularse del pa
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21
Deseenocinienfo de las Americas
Institute de Estudios Amerieunos
Feria Nuevo Espiritu Continental
PN DIEGO TRIBE VARGAS

BoGOTA, (SlCO).-En ell estu-
do que Sc leera a continuation Ell
doctor Diego Tribe Vargas, una
de las fisuras mas brillantes de las
nuevas generaciones colombia
mas trata ell problema del desco.
nocimiento de los pueblos anne
rieanos y sugiere una formula pa
"a combatirla.
Solo comentArlos accidentales,
que no penetran hasta la esencia
misma del problema, ha suscitado
eli reciente fracaso de los princi-
pales esfuerzos por imprimirle a la
cooperation americana una estruc-
tara dinanica. Tahto de la Confe-
reneia Econ6mics de Buenos Al
res. como de las iniciativas poste.
riores para coordinar la defensa de
los productos aerfcolas, los obser.
vadores prefirieron buscar Ia ex-
plicaci6n de sus tropiezos y diff
cultades en- Ell iuego de las relacio-
mes d~iplomaticas o en- factories ad-
jetivos de la organization interna-
cional.
Pero Ia verdadera causa de que
las relaciones americans no Sc ha-
van logrado armonizar dentro de
I'm programa econ6mico regional,
- 81 profundo desconocimiento
que taenen las gentes de America
ae 81 c~ontinente. No hay un espf-
rita nj una conciencia 10 suficien-
senente afianzadas como para con
peguir que les nzciones del hernis-
bseie - inessren dsntro Do ana
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21

liz que tuyO con SUI nOviO, Sc
case de prisa y corriendO. Ell no.
vic, va convertible en- maridO, Sc
pOrtaba muy bien, peOr un dia
la Ievant6 la msnO Ono cuenta
pOr que) y ella abandon6 SUI no.
gar. Su espOsO regres6, y acce.
do a que la mama de ella vinie-
ra a fOrmar psrte del grupO ia.
miliar. Parece ser que ell mucha.
chO Sc ha prOpuestO ejercitar SUI
autOridad marital y no la con.
siente ciertas pequenas liberia
des que a Martha lie parecen lie.
gitimas. Como cOnsecuencia de
TODD este, gueriendOse ambOs
muchO, la casa es un desbarajus.
tie. RESPUESTA: Antes o des-
pues aprendera listed una gran
verdad: que en- ell curse de la vi
da 10 impOrtante es 10 esencial
Y no 10 a~ccesOriO. En- consecuen-
cha, expOnerse a perder al espO-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-21

sado por complete. Podra querer
mucho a otra mujer pero su Wis
ia mlrara siempre atras. Algu-
mas veces, inctusU lie pesara ha-
berse %divorciaut. ST ocurre que
SUI esposa actual influy6 sobre
el para haber llvaedo a cabo ese
divorcio, lie echara la culpa de
su desgracia y Sc mostrara irri-
table e inconfcrme. Por una y
otra causa, cree que las mucha-
chas solteras, jovenes y llenas de
vida y posibilidades, deben hacer
un esfuerzo y olvidar a csc hon.
bre de quienes estan enamora-
das en- ell precise momento en-
que sepan que csc hombre esta
ligado a otra mujer.
Ell Case DE MARTHA
PREGUNTA. En- una larga car
ia, Martha me cOnfiesa que tie.
ne un geniO malisimO y que es
celOsa. Para remediar un des-
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accion solidaria El americana, y
al decirle este nos referimos al ciu
dadano de las tres parties del con-
tinente ignora Ell proceso y la rea-
lidad social de los paises que per-
tenecen a SUI misna 6rbita geogra-
flea.
Ell desconocimiento de nuestros
pueblos va acompanado de cierta
i~ndiferencia de los grupos intelec-
tuales y dirigentes por los profile
mas continentales. La mirada de
nuestros politicos y hombres de
accion sc ha encaminado hacia
otras ATTITUDES, interesandoles mas
10 que ocurri6 en- Ell Asia o en- ell
Africa, que 10 que acontece en-
paises vecinos con los cua-
les tienen numerosas afinida-
des hist6ricas y tradicionales. 81
clio es marcado entire quienes ejer.
cen una Influenza rectora en-
la vida de sus passes, ell fenomeno
adquiere caracteres mucho mayo
res, 81. descendemos a los estratos
mas bajos de Ia sociedad. Nj ell
campesino, nj g obrero de nues-
ira America Sc siente ligado por
ideales comunes, a pesar de que
.uchas de sus regiones Sc hayan
separadas por I'm mismo parallel
de augusta y de miseria. En- la
nayorfa de las Universidades y es-
:uelas del continente Sc estudia DIES
de In angulo historico, sin indagar
las v~ariantes de su proceso. socio-
en- los tieirpos modernos. Els
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Los escasos c~onocimientos que
tiene los paises escandinavos
v especia1mente Noruega, con
respecto a nuestros paises pue-
den resumirse en- saber quien
es Batista, Trujillo, SomoZa, Pc
ron, Diego de Riveras, los bana.
NOS hondurenos y la musica Gu
bana.
Durante los Gltimos 10 amos
los noruegos han sentido curio-
sa attraction por nuestros pue-
bios, segin concentrates que he
DIDO de labios de varias perso-
mas con quienes he hablado. Pa
IA ellos Centre y Sur America,
especialmente la primera de es-
tas. han sido un continente mis-
terioso en- donde Ell factor pre-
dominate es la revoluci6n.
Los noruegos Sc imaginari a
los latinoamericanos como gen
te de sangre irritada, de tenn
peramento fuerte, siempre lis
tos a usar la navajo, y magnifi-
eos bailarines. AL compararnoS
con los norteamericanos nos en-
cuentran menos ignorantes, va
que para ellos, estos ultimos son
I'm producto triste de los CHI
cles Adams, coca-cola, y Mari
Ign Monroe.
Lo primero que incit6 a este
pueblo, cuna que fuera del gran
Henrik Ibsen padre del drama
social" como Sc lie conoce en- Ell
mundo entero a interesarse mas
por nuestros paises, fue ell incl
dente ocurrido al diario LA
Prensa' de la Argentina hace
aproximadamente II amos. Des-
de ese entonces, ellos Sc han
interesado en- saber mas acerca
de nuestros pueblos.
En- virtud de que Noruega es
I'm pals Protestante, Sc nos NIL
IA como una nacion fanatics en-
donde la Iglesia Catolica predo-
nina y domino. Ellos tienen la
ereencia de que a los p~rotestan-
ties Sc les cierran las puertas y
que a veces no Sc les permite en-.
trar en- nuestras ciudades.
Sus co~stumbres, uno podria
decir, son radicalmente diferen-
ties a las nuestras. Ante TODD, y
10 que mas me ha impresionado,
Ia sido SUI forma de "matrimo-
MO a prueba''.
Una pareja de jovenes cele-
bra SUI compromise en- medic de
gran regocijo, ambos Sc colocan
un anillo de compromise en- un
dedo de sus respectivas manos
derechas y desde csc momento
viven una vida conyugal. Ell pro-