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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
Pathological Club Meeting

The Pathological Club will meet
at 7:3O pm. Tuesday, Nov. 4, In
the faculty lounge Of the More
head Planetarium. Professor r..
w. Linker Of the U.N.C. Depart
ment Of Romance Languages will
present a paper on ARTS and
Letters at the Court of Frederick
II Of Sicily
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
WESTWOOD DRIVE

This charming home in one
tial neighborhoods offers some
OF Chapel Hills finest residen-
one an opportunity for really
good living. The main floor is
made up Of huge liying-din-
ing room with fireplace; a well
arranged kitchen, screened por-
ch. two bedrooms, a den; and
one and half baths. The Sec
ond floor has two bedrooms
and BATH and big storage
area. The. ground floor has a
recreation room with fireplace
and opens to a patio at the
rear Of the house. maids room
and toilet.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE
LAKE FOREST ESTATES-Three
bedrooms, two baths, living room,
family room. kitchen. CarpOrt.
Beautiful hillside location with
view. $l7 500.
SENLAC ROAD--in walking dist
ance Of campus, five bedrooms,
three baths. three living porches.
full basement. See this lovely
home and grounds now.
GLEN HEIGHTS-Four bedrooms,
two baths. Lot 200 SEQ feet. Al
most new and Is clean as a pin.
Fruit on the trees. Range included.
Priced at $l6,500.
720 GIMGHOUL ROAD - Beau
hful grounds. six rooms, break
fast room. Glassed In living porch,
large sleeping porch, full base
ment. $4,000.
32s TENNEY CIRCLE - First
floor: living room, dining roem.
large library. kitchen. powder
room. plus porches and terrace.
Second floor: five bedrooms, three
tiled baths. Third floor has two
rooms and bath. Swimming pool
and cabana. You can't duplicate
these grounds In many years
Priced at $47,s00.
NEED FIVE BEDROOMS?-We
have them In walking distance
Of the University. Yes. full base
ment, large study with fireplace,
screened porch. double garage.
Lex US show you this lovely home
now.
HIDDEN HIILS--Brick home with
living room, dining room. kitchen.
Three bedrooms, basement, large
screened porch. Kitchen Is full Of
modern appliances. $20,500.
BUILDING SITES
@ Lake Forest
Q Estes Hills
SERVICE INSURANCE
G REALTY 60.
@ %
Phone s-472 Clyde Hornaday
30 Years at tLs Same Location
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

DIR. Lloyd H. YOunce of the UNC
Medical School went to Philadelph-
ia this week 10 attend a conference
dealing with space medicine.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
..;:;, s:::: CLASSIFIED ADS
Phone
846I
HOUSES FOR SALE

2 BEDROOM HOUSE. LIVING
room with dining space. modern
electrical equipped kitchen. CAN
w. P. Jordon at 2l5 Henderson St.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE

NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME
for sale 1880, low down pay
ment, city water, ceramic bath
1853 frontage lot. Located in Plan
tation Acres just west of town off
Highway 81 See Simpson owner
500 Pm to 500 PM daily at
house.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
RIDGE LANE

This fine home is within easy
walking distance of all parts of
the campus. Large living room,
dining room with lots OF wind
ows, big kitchen, screened por-
en- and large sun deck, three
bedrooms and bath on the first
floor. The basement level has
a family room 80 X l2' and
patio. two bedrooms and bath.
This is a quiet setting with
little traffic and situated on a
good sized lot. Call 1881 to see
this home now.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
REAL ESTATE

RECENTLY REMODELED FIVE
bedroom home eight miles from
Chapel Hill. Two baths, five fire.
places. Chapel Hill phone. As
acres-several acres good grow
ing pine timber, l 2i10 acre to-
bacco allotment. Stream. large
spring, good well, excellent lake
site. Beautiful views. Optional ad-
ditional five acres with small par
tially-finished block house. ThOmp-
son & Vincent, Inc. 333 Vast
Rosemary. Phones: Office-5
Home-8-0663.
RESTRICTED AREA, LARGE
level lots, city water, wooded and
open. Priced at $3.50. Lots are
fully financed at So interest with
low down payment. Ride through
Plantation acres just west Of town
off Highway 54.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

FOR SALE BY OWNER-NEW
house on large Handicapped lot, 8
bedrooms, living room with fire
place. dining room, kitchen, bath,
screened porch. and storage at
tic. Call 1897.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

VACANCIES X u n EL<DEhLf
private patients. 24-hOur nursing
service care. Rates begin at SIPS.
Physician on call. Apply Yancey
Rest Home. Hilisboro Telephone
2sel References: DR.. r. J. Muir
ply. HiIlsboro, and Dr. Lucy Nor
gan. Chapel Hill.
A PIANO TECHNIcIAN Is YOUR
pianos best friend For reliable
suning and servicing contact Rob
ert Churchill--s-l5l6 Free esti-
mates.
FOR PASTEL AND OIL PORT
rats OF children and adults call
Frances Crawford s-i2l7
WE REPAIR AND REPLATE
any old silver. Bring In for esti-
mates. Whitehall Shop 947g
WOOD CUTTING AND CHAIN
saw work by the hour or contract
Phone 9-S0ll.
WANTED
WANTED HOMES FOR FOUR
darling little striped kittens; 2
male. female Please write Mrs
y B jackson, Ri 2, Chapel Hill
FOR SALE
ATLAS SEWING MACHINE.
Brand new. Used only few
times Reasonable price. Call
s-O2l2.
81 PLYMOUTH STATION WA
gon va. Two door Excellent CON
dilion Best offer Call 1856 after
II. % PM.
FOR SALE PRACTICALLY NEW
roller mangIe. with cover Excel
lent condition VIII sacrifice for
500 Call 9-l441 after SIX O'Clock
in the evening
FURNISHING A RENT APART
ment Save " on any odd pieces
and suites Good wood dinettes
start at S44 50 Tyson Cash &
Carry Mebane
FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND
retail bakery Can be relocated
Excellent opportunity for couple
wanting own business. Small IN
vestnent. Reasonable rent. Dial
8-506l days and 7-l34l nights.
1867 BMW MOTORCYCLE. $500 90.
Call Cooksey, 244l in day 5000
at night.
STEELE'S MASTODON PANSIES
easy to grow huge blooms. bril-
liant colOrs Also perennlals sweet
williams, pink wallflowers, bulbs
hyacinth, daffodl tulip, crocus,
shrubs holly, ligustrum, magno-
lia Dickinson Garden Center
Durham Rd Phone 9-2886
NEWLY PAINTED 5-PIEcE BED
room suite $4,000, walnut finish
dining table and g chairs, SIS 90,
walnut finish bed and springs
$50 20, Hollywood double bed and
box springs. $1,000. sofa bed
$1,000 springs for double bed
500 Call 9-458 or 3-O3l
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
50 ACRES

Nine room home six miles out
Of town. A fine view from this
house. Includes 80 acres of land
go acres in young growing
timber. Good natural lake site.
landscaping.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
REAL ESTATE

Read The Weekly classified ads.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
HOUSES FOR RENT


TWO FOUR ROOM HOUSES.
Call W. P. Jordon, 2l5 Henderson
Street.
FOR RENT: GROOM HOUSE
completely unfurnished. Three
miles out Pittsboro Road. $500
Call 8472 in day & 9-l57l al night
Mrs. Alfred Brandon.
NICE THREE-BEDROOM BRICK
home in quiet residential section
of PittSboro. Telephone Kingswoos
2-3452.
TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE, BAR
clay Road. Stove, refrigerator and
nice yard. $500. Phone 1881 or
342l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE BY OWNER: 3-BED-
room brick home. 2 full baths,
large living room with fireplace,
dining room. kitchen completely
furnished including G.E. washer
dryer; family room, screened
porch, carport and storage room.
Located 3ll Estes Drive. Pay
equity and assume loan. Mike
Cooke. Phone 1905.
ShA CIOUS. COMFORTABLE
house on Windsor Circle in Glen
Heights. 3 bedrooms, III ceramic
tile baths, knotty pine kitchen with
cabinets and adjoining dinette.
Beautiful wooded lot. Marble
block finish with cedar shingle
siding. $4,000. Reasonable terms.
Weswin. Inc. Phone 9-l34l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
J 1leuno
w 7 (''''''ss ns'
R REALTORS
COTTAGE LANE

This five bedroom home is To-
Gated within walking distance of
downtown. campus, and high
schools. The huge living room,
dlnlng room, and kitchen make
tnis house a real home. Priced
70 sell as owner is moving away
from Chapel Hill. Call 7Osl to-
day for additional information
on this downtown home.
COLLISION AVENUE
This home is in excellent con-
dition and offers three bed
rooms and two baths, living
room. and kitchen with plenty
OF room for the whole family
10 eat In. Remodeled recently
and carport added. Call 7O3l
i0r more information on this
home.
COUNTRY HOME
This brick veneer house is 10
Gated in the center of five acres
OF woodland. There is a large
fireplace In the living room,
.nree bedrooms. dining room,
Kitchen and two baths. The up-
stairs is roughed In tincluding
plumbing and heat connections)
ior three rooms and a bath.
HILLsBORo HOME a
Two bedrooms, III baths. fire.
place IN large living room, din
ing room and den. Excellent
good fireplace. Call 7O3l now
for a look at this home.
FHA APPROVED
-Four new three bedroom
MONIES, choice of /, IN, or 2
I.s baths. Small down payment.
Inn thirty year loan. North Forest
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
FOR SALE

FLOCK OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Red Pulletg. Just beginning To pro-
duce eggs. viii sell any part or
all Cali 1891 or 1921.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
APARTMENT FOR RENT

COMPLETELY NEW, FUR
nished efficiency apartments. each
arranged to accommodate one or
two professional or business ladies.
Phone 1881 or 1921.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
SERVICES AVAILABLE A

VACANCIES FOR ELDERLY
private patients. 24-hOur nursing
service care. Rates begin at si2S.
Physician on call. Apply Yancey
Rest Home. Hilisboro Telephone
1891. References: DR.. r. j. Muir
ply. Hillsboro, and Dr. Lucy Nor
gan, Chapel Hill.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

NEWLY PAINTED FIvE-PIECE
bedroom Suite-$40 90; walnut fin
ished dining table and six chairs
SIS 90, extra double bed spring
$500. Phone 308i-9458.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
HOUSES FOR RENT

S MALL a ROOM COTTAGE.
Very close in Call 342l or 1881.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

UNFINISHED ONE-BEDRO0M
apartment on Pritchard Avenue
Extension for $500 Has stove and
refrigerator. Phone 1891 or 1921.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

REMEMBER WE STILL HAVE
the best furniture, silver and brass
polishes. Whitehall Shop. Durham
Road Phone 9479.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30

FURNISHED GARAGE APART
ment Heat and hot water. Single
occupant. Call 1881.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12
Art Treasure
Given ASU
BY Ruskin

Lewis j. Ruskin of Chicago and
Scottsdale, who has made import
ant contributions to Jewish chari-
ties and financially supported an
underground movement which
brought immigrants to what is now
Israel, has turned his philanthropic
activity to Arizona State Univer-
sity.
Ruskin has presented the instit-
ution with seven masterpieces of
Renaissance and 17th Century art
valued at more than $3.50, 900. The
gait was in celebration of Arizona
States name change from college
to university last month.
THE WORKS, from what is re-
garded as one of the most import
ant privately owned collections,
include:
1.-The nativity" Ambrosius Ben
son; ''St. Helena" Cotignola;
Madonna and Child with st.
John," Domenico Puligo; ''Lucretia
Simonette de Medici," Alessandro
Allori; 1.-THE Earl of Pembroke,
Cornelius JanSSenS van Ceulen;
Portrait of a Gentleman" Barth-
olomeus van der Helst; king
Herod and the Three Wise Men,"
by the younger Franz Francken.
HE HAS MADE contributions of
highly valued artistic works to
Brandeis University, Norte Dame
University, and several other in
stitutions and museums. He is re-
tired president and board chair
man of Stineway-Ford Hopkins
Drug Companies.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12

ployment in Saudi Afpla anu III
New York.
The decision will be appealed to
the commission chairman, Charles
Abrams.
SHAD POLIER, chairman of the
AJCongress Commission on Law
and Social Action, declared:
Commissioners Carter'S decision
is regrettable on number OF
counts. It reveals that the State
Department has formally taken
the position, in letters to Commits
sioner Carter, that United States
interests will be adversely affect
ed unless employment discrimina-
ton in this country is sanctioned,
even in states that have made sucn
discrimination illegal.
Despite State Department pro-
tests that it will follow this mat
ter closely it is plain that the de-
partment has done nothing to I'M
plement the resolution adopted un-
animously by the United States
Senate in 1856, in which distinc-
tions against United States citizens
on the basis of religion were de-
clared incompatible with the re-
lations that should exist among
friendly nations
'BOTH THE federal and the state
governments, we believe, have the
obligation to see to it that the
bigotted practices of other nations
are not allowed to breed discrini-
nation within our own borders.
I'VE regret not only the supine
position of the State Department
but also Commissioner Carriers de-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12

cision that New York State is
bound by the State Department.
acceptance of Saudi-Arabian NAL
practices"
Another phase of the Arab bloc's
boycott threat against firms doing
business with Israel was clarified
by w. S. Cutchins, president OF
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co.
The Detroit Jewish News reported
Cutchins stated in a latter to a
vending machine operator who can
celled his contract for Kool and
Viceroy cigarets:
1.-THE BRITISH-American Tobac-
co Co., the parent company OF
Brown g. Williamson Tobacco Cor
poration, some years back was de-
livered an absolute ultimatum by
the so-called Arab bloc which OF
course includes all the countries of
the Arab Middle East. In essence
the threat was that If the British
American Company continued to DO
its very small volume of business
with customers in Israel, the COM
pany's very large business in the
rest of the Middle East would be cut
off.
"Just one question was involved,
namely, did a large company with
thousands of stockholders looking
to it for earnings have any right
to defy a threat which inevltaDly
would hurt every one of those
stockholders?
"I do not see what else the Brit
ish-American Company could have
done except to stop its very small
export business to Israel, and that
was done. But bear this in mind !:
the decision did not in any way af-
feet Brown & Williamson's business
and Brown & Williamson has not
ever refused nor will it refuse to
ship its own brand-Viceroy, Kool,
and Raleigh cigarets-to customers
in Israel or anywhere else."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12
BY BEN JOSEPH

\COpyrlRnI I0OoB A1AD AAS'/
It's spelled Chanl1ah and also
Hanuka. Anyway, the word means
dedication and refers to the re-
dedication of the Temple. The holi-
day is also called the Feast of
Lights.
When Judas MaccabeuS re-enter-
ed the Temple after his victory
over the enemy, he found in the
menorah oil enough only for one
day, but miraculously its lasted a
week. However, the real miracle,
it is conceded, was how the Macca-
beans managed to last. They were
far outnumbered and had little in
the way of military equipment.
JUDAS MACCABEUS is one of a
handful of military leaders honor
ed with a statue on the grounds
of the West Point Military Acadmy.
If he had lost his fight against
Antiochus, there would have been
no Judaism-and also no Christian
ity.
Longfellow wrote dramatic
poem about Judas Maccabeus and
Handel Composed a symphony on
the same theme. Emma Lazarus,
author of the famous inscription on
the Statue of Liberty welcoming i'm
migrants to America, wrote sew
eral poems on the menorah, Chanu-
kah, and allied subjects.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12
chonukoh HiqhIights

If you've lost your fortune and
are trying to regain it, the Chanu-
kah lamp may help you out. At any
rate, the famous Yiddish writer j.
L. Peretz wrote a story how a
Chanukah lamp helped man re-
gain his fortune.
If you are not looking to regain
your fortune, but your faith and
ideals, the Chanukah lamp may
help also. Read Theodore. HerZl's
feuilleton on the menorah which
tells how this was achieved in one
instance.
DON'T PUT your Chanukah can
dies in the attic or in any of the
backrooms. 1t must be right up in
the front-preferably so that people
looking through the windows may
see it. The Jewish tradition directs
that they be placed so they can
be seen by all.
The rabbiS were aVerSe to people
going into debt even for religious
purposes, but they made an excep-
ton of Chanukah candles. Even if
you have to goto the finance COM
pany for a loan, you should buy
them. Fortunately, they are cheap.
Even a very beautiful Israel men
orah can be bought very reason
ably, thanks to the support Israel
Bonds has been in developing the
ceramics industry in Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12

LONDON (JTA)-Arnold Zweig,
II year-old German-Jewish writer,
has received the Lenin Prize for
the promotion of peace among
nations, it was reported by Tass,
official Soviet news agency.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12
AcJ TO Appeal Decision
In Aromco Hiring Compliant

announced will decision
by of the New York State
Against complaint against the Arabian
American Oil Company
continue or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By EAsLRY BLACKWooI

club strength for the moment
and make it appear that he
was trying to set up dummy''
diamonds. II he could steal one
trick in diamonds. he would
have the contract made. So al
trick two he led his lone queen
Mr.. Abel had a completely
worthless holding in diamonds.
1t did not. occur to him that II
made any difference which one
he played and he automatically
followed suit with the deuce.
Mrs. Keen knows all Of the
conventional plays and she
started thinking about the one
which applies here-that is,
where declarer is trying to set
up a long suit in a dummy
hand which is devoid Of side
entries.
The convention required Mr..
Abel to play his lowest card II
he held three diamonds and to
play high. then low, If he held
two or four. Since he played
the deuce Mrs. Keen properly
figured him for three. OF
course he. could have held Just
one diamond. but in that case
Mr.. Dale would have had four
and there would have been no
way to shut out the dummy
hand.
Mrs. Keen held of the Sec
ond trick and Mr.. Dale then
ran of nine tricks for the
game.
Mr.. Abel should have tried
to help his partner read the
true situation He should have
Lnlayed the Ave gnok Thu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
BY Roy crone

could not have been the lowest
Of three because every card
above the i've, except the eight
spot, was showing in dummy
or Mrs. Keen's hand.
Therefore the play Of the
five would indicate either two
or four diamonds, II 1t were
two, then Mr.. Dale had three
and no play by Mrs. Keen could
shut out the dummy. If 1t
were four, then Mr.. Dale's
queen was a singleton. Either
way Mrs. Keen would have
known that she could not lose
by playing the ace Of diamonds
at once and returning her
partners spade lead.
(I1tstriht,ked hv NnNat,Oht avndieate 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

Never let q dull holding in q
suit hypnotic you into making
a dull play. Mr.. Abel was guilty
Of this in today's deal. He led
the jack Of spades, his partner
played the six and Mr.. Dale
won promptly with the ace.
North dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
miss Brash)
AIS
VJ5
oKJl0963
%1053
WEST EAST
(Mr. Abel (Mrs. Keen)
AKJl092 AQ64
VK104 Q9763
o8542 DAT
Al %764
SOUTH
(Mr. Dale)--
AA73
0A82
90
%AKQ982
The bidding:
North East South West
Pass Pass Ia Pass
10 Pass 3NT All pass
Opening lead: Jack Of spades
Now Mr.. Dale correctly de-
cided that deception was his
only chance. If he ran his
clubs at once, the defenders
would be furnished with a very
clear picture of the situation
and he would end up taking
exactly eight tricks.
He decided to conceal his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
WORD GAME.
Find SO or more words in
DIS Blu Sc

THE JACKSON TWINS
Buzz SAWYER
JULIET JONES
SCAMP

meaning, Ito pay out" Average
is 80 words; time limit. rs
minutes.
Rules Of the game: 1. Words must be
acquire four letters By the addition OF
-" such as bats cars" are not
used. 3. Only one form OF q word IL
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 70 PARALOGY
parol, parlay, party, play, ploy. porgy,
polar, poly, pray. agar alar. alga.
soai cory. gray, Srapy. Syrai' yoRa' ''
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
Russia
fYiene de Ia Pagina 81

zada por yacimientos Petroiferos
Fiscales de la Argentina, con mott
vo de SUI cincuentenaria feria, en-
la que, segun ell ex legislator nor
teamericano, Estados Unidos no
uuiso particular
"Mas de I'm million de personals
han asistido haSta ahora a la Expo
sicion -afade Ell cable y todas
Sc han quedado profundamente i'm
presionadas, como quede yo, por
la e~xcelente exhibition de Russia.
Hastings declare a la United
Press que la invasion comercial y
economical russ de America Lati-
ma es el resultado del fracaso de la
Conferencia Economical Interame-
ricana, que Sc ceiebro en- BuenoS
Aires en- agosto y septiembre ulti-
mos.
FL ex senador, que concurri6 a
la conferencis, dijo que esta fue
"un lamentable fracaso porque la
delegation de E5tados Unidos aban
dono su propio programa y 10
reemplazo con una, ash llamada,
declaration de principles econ6mi.
cos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
DOS MADRES
Viene de la Pagina Cinco)

Viene de la Pagina Cinco)
bian enviado notas, reclamando
ell pago, a los padres de los alum
nos que aun debian esas quotas
y que ell 95 por ciento de ellos
habian pagado antes de la entire
ga de las tarjetas.
Agrego que la escuela hacia
arreglos con los padres que no
podian pagan las citadas Quotas,
81 hacfan tai declaration al CO.
mienzo del ano escolar.
La segunda madre, sin embar.
go, declare que ella habia LENA
do la solicitud, en- la que expo.
mia que no podia pagan las QUO.
tas de sus dos hiios; agregando
que estaban contraviniendo la
ley. Anadio que seria muy diff.
Gil para ella, convencer a sus hi
jos de que obedecieran las leyes,
cuando la escuela era la prime
ra en- desobedecerlas.
Ell ano pasado hubo numero-
sas quejas por ell mismo asunto
y Sc llev6 a cabo una investiga.
cion. Las autoridades esco.
lares anunciaron despues que
algunas de las Quotas iban a ser
reducidas en- algunas escuelas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
BUzON
(Viene de la PSgina -

gracia. listed comprende que no
puede abandonar a sus hijos, que
esa aventura eS una locura. La
unica soluci6n es que ponga fin
a ese frenesf amoroso, Y que dan
do -pOr perdida SUI juventud
(comprenda 10 cruel que este
esq procure aproximarse a su
esposo un POGO mas y guarde ell
recuerdO de esd passion como un
SehO impossible iQue otra cosa
podria listed hacer?... PARA MAS:
Por mucha que yea la oposici6n
de la madre de su esposa, puesto
que ustedes, debido a esa oposi.
ci6n, Sc fugaron de la casa, ella
tuvo un hijo y Sc casaron, listed
tiene todos los derechos de es-
pose y padre. Actue pues como
tai, sin tener en- cuenta a la ma
DIRE que, antes o despues, tendra
que entar p0r ell arc. Serfa alb
surdO que p0r SUI imposition
a~band0nara listed a la mujer a
quien quiere y a su hijito.