davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-22
U1aRI0 LAS 4r7rRcAs-pSC, Is

compression para SUI actual situa-
cIon psiquica, social y economical.
NO pueden vivirse tantos amos de
connaturalizacion con la violencia.
de persecuciones. de tension ner.
viesa, de danos y agravios recibi.
dos, sin que queden asperezas v.
amargura en ell corazon. Esta dis
posicion dura de amino es humane
que sea tambien la de muchos mi
lltareS y muchas autoridades ciyi.
les. Procurar que no haya nuevo
roce entire quienes aver Sc enfren-
ron, es medida de elemental pru-
dencia.
Eisten condolences de despoio
vlolento o fraudulento de tierras
de c~ampesinoS. Esas tierras Sc ha.
Han hoy en- otras manos. Y como
Ia relnvindicacion por las vidas in.
dividuales y normales del c6digo
civil, seria i%noperante, habria Que
lntroducir en- dilho codigo normas
mas dgiles, que va han sido estu-
dladas por algunos juristas. para
que la justicia Sc haga realidad
Otros campesinos conservaron sus
tlerras, oeru las h~abitaciones fue-
ron arraSadas, 10 mismo que las
meJolas permanentes. Els indispen.
sable tayorecer la reinstalacion de
las poslbilidades de trabaio. Dor
medic de resarcimientos Y creditos
hay muchoS combatientes cue mo-
tlenen tlerras y QUE quedarian sin
empleo y con insalvable dificultad
de eonseguiro, al volver a la vida B
civil. Habria que crear frentes do
trabaJo apropiados para ellos. Los
exlladoS representa- un colossal
Problema de hambre, de promiscui.
dad, DE amargura, de desadapta-
clon a la vida normal, en- las ciuda-
DIES en- donde Sc hacinan como Ger.
dos; y su situacion de miseria v
rencor es un vivero para ell delito.
Los huerfanos son innumerables.
las muchachas n1biles caminan SO.
bre ell borde del abismo. Habria
que proveer protection, alimentos,
medlcinas, e%ducacion, bolsas de ira
paJo para las gentes desplazadas.
va en- su TERRA de origen, va en- su
lugar de trasplantamiento, O en-
colonias a~gricolas.
Atras Sc insinu6 va otro de los
graves interrogantes nacionales del
Ola. SubSisten innumerables indivi.
duos organizados en- grupos, en-
campos y ciudades, que estAn muy
bien armados porque ell gobierno
les repartlo liberalmene armamen.
to y municiones, para que lie ayu-
daran a combatit a los persegui.
dos lnsurgentes Estes sujetos Dor
su moral. son extremadamente pc
llgrosos. Ellos representa- una di.
tlcultad muy grande para la norma.
llzaclon de la vida de los g~uerrille-
ros; los cuales, al entregar los fras-
mentos de armas que poseen, cue.
darian absolutamente indefensos
en- manos de sus agresores de aver.
Habria que recuperar para ell Esta.
las armas que poseen aquellos
individuos, generalmente lIamados
guerrilleros de paz, o pajaros.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
|Eisenhowee Pfeu
On Air to Luunch
Red Cross Drive

An appeal by President Eli
senhower, to be heard on all
television and radio networks
tomorrow night. will launch
the annual March American
Red Cross campaign for men,
bers and funds. Gen. Alfred A.
Gruenther, Red Cross presi-
dent, said today.
Because the local chapters
participated in the United
fund. the Red Cross here will
conduct a blood donor pledge
campaign during Red Cross
month instead of a drive for
funds.
The President is honorary
chairman of the Red Cross,
The national chairman of the
campaign is Gen. Lucius D,
Clay. chairman of the board
of the Continental Can Co
Charles S. Dewey, chairman OF
the District Bed Cross chap
ter. is generalschairman of the
blood campaign in this area,
which will be launched with a
luncheon today in the Ma
tional Press Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE BLACKBOARD JUNGLE"-Glenn Ford in a hard hit
ting drama about violence in the high school SET
count THREE AND PRAY'-Van Hefin a reformed
rakehell fighting his into the pulpit.
DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"-War beyond shell range
hilarious melee for Glenn Ford Mickey Shaughnessy.
THE ENEMY BELOW"-RObert Mtchum Curt Jurgens
in exciting duel between destroyer and a sub.
THE GOLDEN AGE OF COMEDY"-SOme collected high
lights of past gpOvie excursions into slapstick.
"PEYTON PLACE"-Lana Turner heads all star q
fairly literal translation Of the novel.
PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPEE"-Suspenseful recreation
Of famed World War ii chase, documentary in
"SAYONARA"-MarlOn BrandO and Red Buttons in a fine
film version Of James Mcheners East meets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

IRscIS &a9 Gayasf- 9'ssai& slAa-
ira In q party OF six. the Van
JOhnsOns and Dan Daley.
Had to see my buddy. Jimmy
Durante, at the Desert Inn.
What q Snowman! I didn't have
to explain to my 12-year-old
son Robert the difference be-
tween being a personality. like
Jayne. and talent. a la Durante.
Sophia Loren and husband
Carlo POnti were laughing
heartily at Jimmy's antics.
And. at the risk of annoying
Sophia, I'd like to beg her to
gain back some of the weight
she has lost. Being slim suits
most people-but not this once
so luscious Italian actress.
4 Il
Finnish ballerina- actress
Taina Fig. on the set Of "Imi-
tation General" informed me:
MY dream Is to do a musical
with Fred Astaire-he's been
my idol all my life" Taina, who
sang Ca C'est lAmour" in
LES Girls" also has been work.
ing to strengthen her singing
voice. which l thought was
fine already.
When British producers put
out tentative feelerS to sell old
pictures to television, British
theater exhibitors threatened
to boycott their new product.
II this had happened with
HOLLYWOOD. the movie industry
would be in a healthier condi-
ton.
Cary Grant carried a crate of
oranges to his pal, Sam Speigel,
in Moscow. which seems to be
a fashionable place to visit
these days. Me. I'd just as soon
see Moscow in a newsreel,
especially in the winter.
Coincidentally, Mike Todd
was a bit upset when he left q
pound of caviar in the plane at
London airport. He had to go
to New York minus the eXpen-
SivO black eggs. Re Mike Wild
ing's marriage with Susan Nell,
Todd said: Were delighted,
they'll be good for each other"
The Wildings have been honey
incoming in the Todd-Taylor
Palm Springs home.
Cute headline announcement
in London on the arrival of the
Debbie Reynolds Eddie Fisher
baby: "Tammy's a Nanny"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

act? They say Marion
BrandO gives a pretty cagey
performance in THE Young
Lions" Now that Desire
Under the Elms" is a movie
why don't they follow with
under The Spreading Chest
nut Tree?" Lucky Pierre,
who cooks with blowtorch,
has moved to West Fifth-f1ve
Street. Isn't carrying a torch
for the old place. Roger
Prices barber signed with the
N. Y. Yankees. He'll coach the
shaving commercials. .
Shouldn't they have changed
the name of that stock firm to
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fennel
and HaS-Beane? Lou
BreckeP put so much anti
freeze in his car he's afraid it's
become an alcoholic. Over
heard at the Town Restaurant.
"A man in a white coat came
and took her away. The coat
was ermine." There's an al
bum by Don COSta'S Free Load
erS called Music To Break q
Suitcase" Alan KinE
had a nose job. His schnozz is
no longer king size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
DRIVEN THEATERS
O-"--
AIRPORT

WYWWMWT AFIin9ion
"a Ssss OF. l-sloO
E kkTEM Mfrd hEbNwi cu fseG 1Ts Hos-
a. 5 so and N 30 5e--'HETl1,
ON DEVILS ISLAND" c"Scope.
HELMuT DANTINE. at 1910,
e3-.rHE BLACKoUT. " DANE
CLARK. 81 : Cartoon Located in
Arlington on u s Route I, Just
Over the l4th 81 Bridge Kids
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
IStereo Bsoadcasfs Se8
Weekly By WGNsS

Radio Station WGMS. which
recently made a two-channel
stereophonic broadcast Of a
National Symphony Orchestra
concert. has announced it will
make weekly stereo bfoadcasts
at 8 pm. each Monday.
The purpose of stereo is to
give the nearer the illusion of
depth or spaciousness in the
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

getay is Unexpectedly good in
the act and losses Jayne Ola
pounds) and her 17-pound gold
dress around with the ease of
a professional adagio dancer.
4
Cathy Crosby, in the same
glittering show, could hardly
speak to me because of laryn-
gifts. When I remarked on her
slim figure. Cathy replied, Il
lost 20 pounds of baby fat in
a month. How? One shot a
week from my doctor in Beverly
Hills" Papa Bob Crosby
has not yet seen Cathy's act.
but he approves of her night
club job.
Ringsiding at the Mansfield
show were Lucille Ball, minus
Desi Arnaz-"I came up to see
Ginger Rogers, Marlene Diet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
HOLLYWOOD
jayne to Do London Film
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Jayne Mansfield, at the Tropi-
cana in Las Vegas, told me
that goth Century-Fox will be
sending her to London. to CO.
star with ace British actor Ken
meth More in THE Sheriff of
Fractured Jaw" Il want to do
the picture, but when will be
able to move into my new
house?" Jayne asked. Her
night-club act is completely
sold out for all four weeks. And
Charlie Baron is trying to sign
her up for another four at
more than the current $25 900
per week. Three years ago I
earned so cents an hour selling
candy. Now" Jayne said,
with pride, II make $4,000 an
hour" HusbandMickey Har-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Areu Art Teachers
Exhibiting Own Work

Art teachers of area colleges
and universities and junior and
senior high schools are exhibit
ing some Of their own work at
the Margaret Dickey Gallery
of Art. District Teachers Col
lege. Eleventh and Harvard
streets NV.
The sroup show continues
through April 2. The public is
invited to see the exhibition.
which is open from 9 am. to
8 pm. Monday through Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
The Dotted Lines

wires that he's in the hands OF
q French tout. He found an
interpreter but says the horses
seem to lose in the translation.
F.. II you're getting number
ing that's too dry, try the Wet
ter Numbering Machine Co. in
Brooklyn. Mike Todd col
lected art in Europe. A Van
GoGh getter. Now they've
gone and made a play about
my personal affairs: The Day
the Money Stopped" If you
want to observe Save Your vi
sion Week, beginning March 2,
try listening to radio. Why
don't they tell you on the jar
whether those fried graSshop-
perS are the regular or jumbo
size? :. AS might be expected.
Milton Berle did a thoughtful
and professional job with his
first dramatic acting on TV.
Even more impressive because
the script was almost unact-
able.
The tough thing being on the
wagon is that you have to stay
up so much later explaining
why you're not drinking. i
Jack Paar does a lot Of things
better than other comics. He
claps his hands louder. wears
more white makeup under his
eyes and can make more flubs
reading written ad lib lines.
New singer Mary Lou
Brewer is publicized as looking
like ZSa Zsa Gabor. Just so
long as she doesn't sing like Zsa
Zsa. Henry LaMOthe re-
ports things are so tough on
the Bowery the barber colleges
are now giving free manicures
with the free haircutS. At
the Photo Show, Ricoh Cameras
took a poll of why men make
q hobby of cameras. The an
swers were mostly Jayne Mans
field and Gina LOllObrigida. !
Eddie Condor has slogan for
this years Brotherhood Week:
Take q Juvenile Delinquent to
Dinner" It's okay to invite
Lawrence Welk and ElviS Pres
ley to the same party. Just
don't invite me.
Weather note: A circus opens
at Palisades Park on April T.
The newest vocal group is
the Lillypads. Every one has a
frog in his throat. Don't
invite Samson and Delilah to
the same party. She gets in
his hair. Is there no hiding
place? Alan Freed will take his
rock n roll show on a COM
plete tour of the country. :.
Gals complaint to clothier
Willie KOImer: with the sack
dress. I don't worry if my slip
is showing, l wonder if my
shape is" Don't invite
Gypsy Rose Lee and Lois DeFee
to the same party. They use up
all the hangers, Faye De-
Wits Chinese love song at the
Living Room sounds good
enough to eat. It's called Moo
Goo Cal Pan" The Kirby
Stone Four, opening at the La
tin Quarter, already have me
in their corner. Their pictures
show two of them facing away
from the camera. Maurice
now serves a Blarney Cocktail.
Two Of them and you're stoned.
Don't invite Adam and
Eve to the same party. They
eat up all the fruit
If we can't have National
League baseball, can't we at
least have New York bobsled
team? Joe King fed tran
quilizers to the Rathskeller dog
and now when somebody comes
to the door he doesn't bark, he
shrugS. The boppers went
all out celebrating Washing
tons Birthday. They thought
1t was Dinah's. Is it true
Arthur Murray and Al Cooper
are rehearsing a night club
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
Proposed Rules
Announced For 58
Hunting In State

COLUMBUS - (SpeciaD -
Proposed game rules for the 1858
hunting season were presented
here Friday to the Ohio Wildlife
Council.
The Council discussed the pro-
posals and declared the following
game rules, as recommended by
state biologists, be presented to
sportsmen for their review at
forthcoming county game hearings
to be held this spring, as scheduled
by county officials.
Among the proposals sportsmen
are invited to consider, is a rec
ommendation that Ohio be zoned
again this year for hunting. But
state biologists are suggesting the
boundary line be established with
roads instead of by counties as it
was last year.
They also suggest that squirrel
season in Zone /, the hilly nom
glaciated region of Ohio, begin the
first Friday after Labor Day
september 5 this year,. Opening
day for squirrels in Zone 2, north
western Ohio, would be September
Is. Squirrel season would continue
in both areas until November 1.
Suggested seasons for other spe-
cies are as follows: Rabbit mo
vember 15-January 15) daily limit
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18

four; Deer bow and arrow season
October 15-December 81; Deer
gun season.:
December 3-December 81 one
per year; Pheasant and partridge
November 15-December 15) daily
limit two; Grouse October 15-
February 25) daily limit three;
Raccoon, opossum, skunk (Novem-
ber-F February 14) no limit. Trap
ping muskrat, mink, skunk, and
opossum November 15-March 14)
no limit.
Another proposal up for sports
mems consideration is a recon-
mendation to drop the possession
limit on all species. But hunters
who are found with more game
than their daily limit allows, must
prove part of their kill was taken
another day. -,~
The 1858 game rules will be sci
officially in Columbus June u by
the Wildlife Council. The Councils
final action will be based upon
suggestions made by both Ohio
sportsmen and State biologists pre-
sented June 26 at the annual fish
and game hearing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
Farm Bureau Goes
To Battle Against
Lower Milk Price

COLUMBUS - (SpeciaD -
Action has been taken by the
Board of Trustees of the Ohio
Farm Bureau Federation to pre-
vent dairy price supports being
lowered at this time.
Meeting here January %, the
Board went on record as favoring
dairy price supports remaining at
SO percent of parity, as compared
to the rs percent level which Sec
retary of Agriculture Ezra T. Ben
son has indicated he intended to
put into effect on April 1.
The Farm Bureau action was
taken after listening to reports
from its Dairy Committee, headed
by James Lewis, Hamilton. Re
ports from all over Ohio show that
the cost of milk production is in.
creasing and that lowering the
price supports at this time would
harm many farmers" Lewis said
Milk prices decline seasonally ir
the spring and the combination oi
that with the proposed lower prict
supports would work an undue
hardship on, dairy farmers, Lewis
pointed out
The text of the telegram to th'
Secretary of Agriculture follows
Realizing that the price of mill
declines in the spring of the year
it is our judgment that the lower
ing of price supports on milk prod
ucts at this time will not be bene
ficial to producers.
Therefore, we respectfully re
quest that the Secretary of Agri
culture continue price supports o
dairy products at SO percent @
parity.
1 Such support should be contin
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18

Lets go shopping for dry and
steam irons. With many types and
brands available, it is often times
confusing for the homemaker to
decide which will better serve her
purpose. Here are some key points
in buying the steam or dry iron.
ID The iron should be easy to
handle, try it out in your hand to !
make sure. CD The sole plate
metal should be hard enough to
resist scratching and resist water
corrosion. 90 The iron should be
light weight and not bulky. (4) |
The sole plate should have sloping |
sides and a V-shaped point. CD |
Steam irons should have sufficient
steam openings and/or sole plate
grooves to direct steam flow over
most of the iron surface. (6) There
should be convenient and safe
method of refilling the steam iron. !
ID The duration of steaming time
is important. An iron with long
steaming period saves the user
lot of time (S) An iron should
have an immediate dry or steam
ironing control that is easy to ad-
just and positive in action. t9) A
thermostatic control of sole plate
temperature during steam ironing
is found on some irons.
February has been known as
cherry month ever since George
tried his skill with the az. This
would certainly be impossible
without the technical skill of can
ners and freezers.
When selecting canned cherries
the food shopper will find the label
describes the contents. 1t will tell
you whether the cherries are red
sour" or 'red tart, "red sweet"
or light sweet. Whether they are
| pitted or have pits. The type of
pack, water, cherry juice, light
syrus or heavy syrup, and whether
the syrup was made from cherry
juice.
Most frozen cherries sold in re-
tail stores come in 16-ounce tins
and are red sour cherries. Most
are packed in sugar.
Also available are cherry pie
Filings. These cherries are pie
ready as they come from the can.
They need no mixing and no heat
ing, although they may be heated
if you so desire. One can of pie
filling fills one 8-inch pie shell.
To make an S-inch pie, you need
IL to 2 pounds of fresh cherries,
one 16-ounce package of frozen
cherries, two No. 2 cans canned
cherries, and one can of cherry pie
filling. =
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
Redleg catchers
Called Best OF
Baseball World

CINCINNATI - tSpeciaD -
The Cincinnati Redlegs have in Ed
Bailey and Smoky Burgess the
best two-man catching staff in
baseball.
However, two youngsters will
come in for a great deal of atten-
ton when the Redlegs gather at
Tampa, Florida for spring train
ing and both are catchers.
The highly-thought of newcom-
ers are Henry John Dotterer and
Haven Lee Schmidt, probably the
most promising pair of receivers
developed in the Redleg Farm
System in many years.
Dotterer goes by the name of
John but is called Dutch. Twen-
ty-six-years-old and righthanded
all the way, Dutch" was the only
unanimous choice for the Southern
Association All Star team. Dotter-
er batted 1903 for Manager Dick
Sisters Vols in 129 games, with
nine homers and 70 runs-hatted-in.
Always fine defensive catcher
with major league throwing arm,
Dotterer, 60, 207 pounds, was
equally proficient at the bat with
Nashville as he realized the poten-
tial predicted for him by major
league scouts.
Dutch" began his pro career in
the Redleg Farm System in 1850
after completing three years at
the University of Syracuse. Eight
major league clubs were interest
ed in him and he selected Cincin-
natl.
He batted .272 for Burlington in
1850 and .269 for Ogden in 1851.
Although batting only .217 for
Burlington in 1852, Dotterer was
picked as the catcher on the Three
League All Star nine.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18

After serving in the Navy from
1852 to 1854 he was with both
Nashville and Memphis in 1855
and Havana in 1856.
Dotterer, who completed his ed
ucation during the off-seasons, is
studying for a masters degree at
Syracuse and hopes someday to
use his B.A, degree in Latin-Amer-
lean Relations in the export-im-
port business.
Major league scouts have also
predicted a bright catching future
for big. Ga, 210 pound Haven
Schmidt.
The powerful 21-year-old has all
the requisites for catching - a
strong physique, a good throwing
arm, good hands, aggressiveness
and catching savvy.
1t has been the opinion of base
ball men that know that Schmidt
has the necessary tools and it is
just a matter of time until he
reaches his full potential.
The good-looking youngster, a
southpaw batter, smaches a ball
for tremendous distances. His
teammates at Savannah still talk
about some of his terrific drives.
Although batting only .223 for
Savannah he was picked on the
South Atlantic League All Star
team last summer.
Haven was an outstanding ath-
lete at Maquoketa 1owa) High
before entering pro ball in 1853.
In 1854 with Douglas of the
Georgia State League he batted
1903 in SO games and with the
same club in 1855 blasted 10 home
runs, stole eleven bases, drove in
76 runs and earned promotion OF
High int-Thoniasville of the
Class B. Carolina League in 1856
The Cincinnati Redleg Rookie
Camp opens at Plant City, Florida
on Saturday, February IS and will
remain in operation until the Reds
regular spring training camp be.
gins at Tampa, Florida on March
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18
.SpIi+ Season Is
Proposed In Ohio
For Waterfowl

COLUMBUS - (SpeciaD -
Ohio's waterfowl problem is still
under attack with the Game Man.
agement Section in the Wildlife
Division providing the heaviest
artillery.
Bill Henderson,, supervisor of
the Game Section. gained the ap-
proval of the Ohio Wildlife Coun-
Gil last Friday to uncork a new
waterfowl proposal to the Federal
Fish and Wildlife Service.
The Game Management propos-
al seeks permission from Federal
authorities to grant two seasons
for waterfowl hunters. According
to the suggested proposal hunters
in northern Ohio would accept the
waterfowl season taken by Michi-
gan (Oct. l Dec. 9 last year,
while hunters in southern Ohio
would accept the Kentucky season
(Nov. 3 Jan. IL last year,.
In the past, Federal authorities
have objected to multiple seasons
in the same state because it would
require more organizational units
to handle administrative and en-.
forcement problems.
But under the new plan, admin.
istrative units would be required
in only two states - Michigan anc
Kentucky. Under the present SCI
up administrative units are requir
ed in three states - one i'm Michi
gan and Kentucky and one il
Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-18

ued until dairy producers, through
their farm and marketing organi-
cations, the Secretary of Agricul-
ture and Congress, can improve
the program"
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-12

Get in the holiday mood and buy plenty of Florida angene
to in decoration in the toes of Christmas stockings in fruit
bowls for outs hand eating heyre to peethe skin
their sister citrus fgi rich of vitamin c. This
steamed tangene pudding topped with angerne sauce would
a perfect finale Christmas dinner You'll find the small
juicy fruit plentiful in local markets this
Steamed Tangerine Pudding
/ cup tangerine sections IL cups sifed al-purpose
a cup shortening flour
"a firmly packed brown I teaspoon baking soda
sugar "a teaspoon baking powder
egg u teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon tangerine juice II teaspoon cinnamon
] tablespoon thiny sliced u teaspoon nutmeg
tangerine rnd u cup raisins
Cut sections into pieces Discard seeds
Cream shortening gradually add and until light and
fluffy. Add egg; beat well Stir in tangerne juice and nd S
in -four baking soda baking powder salt and Spices well
Add rans Turn creased and Toured Soup pudding mold
with tight fitting Or with aluminium foil, two
thcnesses waxed tie securely Place rack IN deep
kettle pour boiling half the depth of mold Cover
steam hour Is minutes Serve with "Tangerine Sauce
sTangerine Sauce
l tablespoon cornstarch III cups canned frozen
"a cup sugar tangerine juice
tablespoons butter
Mix together sugar saucepan Blend in
tangerne juice Cook low heat stirring constantly until
mixture hickens and boil Remove from heat add
butter; stir until blended Serve Immediately