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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-22
ROY f. HUGHES
ls41 DeSales Street. NV.
Washington 8. d. G.

y
ls41 DeSales Street. NV.
Washington 9, u. C.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County has
issued Letters of Administration to Jessie
f. Swan in the Estate of
SUE LITTLE
late OF Montgomery County deceased. All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to present the same on
or before the 18th day of November next:
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said Estate All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are requested
To make Immediate payment
Givlr under my hand this 18th day of
May, 1858,
JESSE E. SWAN
A75 Virginia Avenue NV.
Washington, D. c.
Administratrix 6t-4ses- 6-l9
E. F. Blanchard, Sol.
91S Sligo Avenue
Silver Spring, Maryland
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY, COUNTY,
MARYLAND
Sitting as Court of Equity
Pelton n. Jones, and
Edna Lee Jones, his wife,
1923 Avenel Road
Silver Spring, Maryland
Plaintiffs
VS..
Robert G. Bolinder. and
Jean w. Bolinder, his wife,
1901 Irving Avenue
Wheaton, Illinois, and
John Dick and Merle r.
Dick, Trustees,
address unknown
Defendants
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-22

AFFIXED w. SfAfFS
Box lG3
Rockville, I'D.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that the
Orphans Court for Montgomery County
has issued Letters Tcstamentary 10 Alfred
W. SpateN In the Estate OF
FOREST r.. I<AHMAN
late Of Montgomery COuhty deceased. All
persons having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 10 present the same on
or before the 23rd day OF November next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said Estate. All per-
sons indebted 10 said Estate are requested
10 make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
May 1853.
ALFRED W. sPATEs
p. o. Box l63
Rockville, Md.
Executor 0t-4187-6-26
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-22
WOODSIDE

Thirteenth Election District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-04

overtrick-but East has no way
Of knowing this.
In short. clever and agrees
sive bids by South and North
make it difficult for the oppo-
nents to find their best contract.
In fact they are killed and
never discover it until the
dummy appears!
South must lose five tricks.
but is quite cheerful about 1t.
He is minus only 100 points on
a hand in which the opponents
can make a slam in diamondsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-04

This iDeek's articles present
the dramatic netD Kaplan-
ShetnlDold bidding system.
the most successful OF all
modern bidding methods. The
series tDds prepared as a spe-
cial Serpice for The Washing
ton Star BY Alfred SheiniOold,
Whose regular articles on
bridge iOiH begin to appear
In The Star merit meek.
Weak TwO-Bids
Weak two-bids can be COM
bined with almost any system
Of bidding. The opening bid Of
two clubs can be used for a
forcing opening bid. as we will
see. The other two-bids, In
spades. hearts and diamonds,
are used TO show a strong suit
in a hand that isn't quite worth
a normal opening bid.
Requirements
A six-card suit strong enough
to be playable opposite A small
singleton. Slightly less than an
opening bid in high card
strength. about 11a to 2
quick tricks.)
In third or fourth position,
these requirements may be re-
Taxed. You may open with a
weak two-bid whenever the
hand clearly calls for some sort
Of bid, but when you are I'M
willing to treat the hand as a
sound opening bid. Hence when
you do open with one of suit
in third or fourth position, you
guarantee a sound hand and
promise to keep the bidding
open if your partner shows a
new suit.
Responding to Weak TwO-Bid
In general, you need slightly
more than a normal opening
bid to produce a game when
your partner opens with a weak
two-bid.
With a hand of the right
strength, you may raise to
game; or bid 2 MT; or show
a new suit.
A raise to three of partners
suit is a further pre-empt.
Opener Is expected to pass.
A raise to game may be based
on real strength, in which case
you expect to make the game.
Or it may be based on impu-
dence, in which case you are
making a sacrifice bid before
there is anything to sacrifice
against. The advantage of do
ing this is that you may talk
the opponents out of the hand
and you may even play the
hand undoubled.
Opening Bid of Two Clubs
Open with two clubs when
you are planning to reach game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-04
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Bosic Biddins-l6

in a suit or when you hope to
reach game in no-trump.
Partner will bid two diamonds
TO show weakness. Any other
response shows strength.
Opener can show his real suit
at his second turn. II he has
the no-trump sort Of hand, he
can bid two or three no-trump
at his second turn. A rebid of
2 MT shows % or "a points: a
jump to 3 MT shows Is or 20
points.
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-04

OpeIllIlB ledu-DeuCe OF CLUBS.
South has a typical weak two
bid-a strong six-card suit and
slightly less than a normal
opening bid.
After Vests normal pass
North sees at a glance that the
time has come for some fancy
footwork. 1t is clear that the
opponents have most of the
high-card strength, since North
has only 8 points and South is
known to have less than an
opening bid. 1t is also clear
that the opponents are both
short in hearts and therefore
must have a good fit in some
other suit. North jumps to
four hearts in the hope of
making it difficult for the oppo-
nents to find their best contract.
North's plot works out very
well. indeed. East cannot tell
whether North is bidding for a
make" or for a sacrifice. North
would make the same bid If he
had Vests two aces. and then
East's only safe course would
be to pass quietly.
Even if East suspects what
is going on. his course is not
clear. If East doubles West
will probably bid spades.
Should East stand for a con-
tract Of four spades, or should
he bull his way to five dia-
monds? AS the cards lie, four
spades will go down and five
diamonds will be made with an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
FRED AsTAIRE
YOUR NEXT JOB

Here's probably the opening you
have been waiting for a long time.
II you really want to get into tho
upper brackets we'll show you
how to make more money than you
ever made in your life and this
is no idle boast. We can back Il
up with proof OF our other produce
ers who get from $500 to $1,000
IN a month.
We want a man for the Washing
ton, d. c.. area to take over thou
sands OF contacts for factories, Of
fiees. institutions. stores. etc. Earn
tnRs In advance. plus bonus bene-
flts. II you qualify we will give you
thorough training and furnish the
best Of everything TO help make
YOU a top salesman. We figure ths
Washington area is worth up TO
81 5000 in a year, Write or wire
INC. Littleton, Colo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
HELP-mEM

SALEsMAN--To sell and service
life insurance in p. C.: 500
weekly TO start. NE. 8-2e4O. 27s
SALEsMAN--Men's clothing, take
complete charge, permanent. ex-
cellent opportunity tor man
looking for advancement 8.
LIVINGSTON g. SON., INC. 006-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
EMERSON
RESEARCH
LABORATORY
701 LAMONT ST. NV.
TITLE CLERK
TRUCK DRIVERS!
SEMIDRIVERSi
CONTRACT TRUCKMENl

Make more money owning and
operating your own tractor under
long-term contract with Aero May
flower Transit Co, Inc. Needs ex-
perienced drivers 25-45. Full-time,
4S-State operation. Loads supplied
Paid training in our business
Trailer furnished. Upkeep. COM
municRtion costs paid Advance on
loads. Prompt statements and pay
Must own or be able to purchase
tractor not over 2 years old. have
good references Write JACK
ADAMS. p. o. Box 107. Indianapo-
lis 8, Ind, NOW!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
$1,000


Famous brand product offers
settled. married man opportunity
70 establish himself In q part or
full time business that will earn a
handsome income now. leadlrg TO
pig money. with future security
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
5455 3rd St. NE.
RieGs Rd and q Dakota (
YOUNG MAN

We are looking for q young man
t22-SOl seeking q permanent posi-
ton with an excellent future with
q national concern. Position open
is that Of credit manager for new
branch to be opened in District
Heights, Nd. which involves credit
work, bookkeeping and inside floor
sales Paid vacations. free insur-
ance. retirement plan and other
fringe benefits. Excellent training
for advancement into management,
credits and accounting or sales
with world-leading paint manufac-
.urer. No experience necessary
Apply by letter stating your quail
arst sion TH e sSER whISe W S5s1 ms
CO. 1895 I4th st. NV, Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

in person. STERLING LAUNDRY,
1927 9th st. NV.
SALESMAN, no experience neces-
sary. basic knowledge of photog-
raphy. Apply in person. RICH
ARDS CAMERA SHOP, 7349
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Md.
SALESMAN, experienced: man who
knows. sporting goods: opportunity
to take complete charge Of our
sports dept: permanent position;
good salary and commission.
FOGEL's. 10th and D SITS. NV.
Observation-Disclosures (smalD. ra-
dios and hi-fi; excellent starting
salary; experience not necessary;
good working conditions; hospital
ization benefits. See Mr.. .Soloman,
P0TOMAC TV & APPLIANCES
SALESMAN-Married man. bet.
ages 25-40. for. outstanding sales
position IN Alex. and Fairfax
car starting tn iS sslary x0 s425 q Der mo-
plus complete welfare benefits and
retirement plan; promotional OPP
portunities. Must have had sue
cessful sales exper Please write
giving particulars and telephone
number All replies will be strict
" confidential. Box 211-D. Star.
SALESMAN-Beer or food. exper.
helpful. Must have contacts with
tavernS, restaurants, etc. Call ST
3-34S0 for appt.
SALESMAN. part time-You can
supplement your income without
much effort II you can sell and
can contact fraternal and civic
organizations. Your time is your
time OPERATION for YOU write
stating your sales experience.
present employment and other
BACKGROUND information. Your
present employer will not be con-
tacted Box 279-D. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. JR.. white. deairlng
CPA exper, minimum ~ yFa,
acets sch0oling RE-. 7-7256.
ACCOUNTANTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
MEN
ATTENTION. I

HOW WOULD you LIKE TO MAKE
8 SALES A WEEK AT 500 EACH
THE YEAR-ROUND? INTERESTED?
THEN SEE Mr.. GIRSoN. RA. s.
9515.
5455 3rd St. NE.
Riggs Rd. and s. Dakota Ave
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate.
high in class and good at math.
DESTROYS of accounting education
at our expense On-the-tob train
ing DAYS school at night Per-
manent Box 2I0-D, Star.
YOUNG MAN who likes light me-
chanical work, for stock keeping
and once machinery service train
ing. advancement oppor.; 4O-hr.
work. national corp. benefits No
phone calls. SMITH CORONA,
INC, Wis. and Reservoir I'd, Mr.
Liewald.
YOUNG NAN, interested in wish
ing 10 make q career in advertis-
ing production and printing. Great
opportunity for secure future
knowledge Of advertising neces-
Sary but not essential. Salary
starts 81 $50, but runs TO over
$4,000 yrly, State full particulars.
All men will be interviewed. Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

ENGINEERS TECHNICIANS
INTERESTING AND PROFITABLE
FIELD POSITIONS AVAILABLE
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LOCATIONS
Areas Of Specialization Areas of Specialization
For Engineers. For Technicians:
TELEPHONE TELETYPE
TELETYPE TELEPHONE
CARRIER CARRIER
RADAR FIRE CONTROL
INFRARED RADAR
COMPUTER RADIO
PHOTOGRAPHIC DIESEL AND ELEC-
EQUIPMENT TRIO POWER
COMMUNICATION MICROWAVE
SYSTEMS COMMUNICATIONS
REQUIREMENTS: REQUIREMENTS:
Form a engineering 4years of appropriate
education or its equiv experience or its
alent and practical equivalent in formal
experience in the area training in practical
of Specialization. work
SEND RESUME OR PHONE
EMERSON RADIO AND
PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION
ll4o East-west Hwy, Silver Spring, Md.
PHONE JU. 8-727S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
RENTAL CLERK

REN IAL CLEhh
In rent department managing
large apartment buildings; 5-day
week, group disqualification. air
ONCE. Beautiful work
ing surroundings. 2-week yearly
vacation. This is a permanent
position with opportunities for ad-
State age. present and
starting salary. previous employers
and duration Box 21S-A. Star.
MAN-White. young man
20 to 80 years, wanted to service
the Record Roundup in leading
food, drug and variety stores.
Base salary plus commission. Good
man can earn $1,000 first year.
Mr.. snider, RA. 5-3oi0, Monday
or Tuesday. 8 to IL, for appoint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
ROUTE statesmen

We have openings for . route
statesmen, established laundry and
dry cleaning routes. Top pay and
excellent working conditions. Apply
in person. STERLING LAUNDRY,
1921 27th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
CAREER MEN, WHITE
$4,000 PER YEAR

We ere looking for 2 capable and
intelligent individuals, 2l-35. 70
represent out interest in the wash
ington area. 800 per VIZ. 10 start
TO those who qualify. Rapid adj
xancement TO top paying position.
Expense and company trankpoFta-
education, preferably COLLEGE back
ground. For personal interview. call
MR.. STEWART. Elk. 3-s446.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

SALESMAN-Beer or food. exper.
helpful. Must have contacts with
taverns, restaurants, etc. Call ST.
y 9A2n f0r ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
EXCLUSIVE

Sales representative wanted for
Washington, Baltimore and 100
mile area by Ohio manufacturer
with national eoverage. MAXIM
over 200 plastic film products, AL
attractively packaged with good
repeat business TO call on furni-
ture. mattress. appliance. auto
motive and department stores.
Salary and commission. Box 1881
r Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
statesmen

Sound equipt., top electronic arm
wants man with successful sales
exper. to represent them In Metro.
area; salary open.
Estate Planner, 25-40, college
degree, married; to 5000.
Businesses Systems, to 35. college
pref. married. sales exper. req;
to $500.
MANAGEMENT Trainee, 24-2S. col
leRe degree. married; excel. future:
$500.
Bldg. Supply. to IS. good sales
background in field pref; commits
sion; plus S325.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE. INC.
HOS 18th NV. at L Elk. 3-7270
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
hELP--MEM
TABULATING MACHINE
OPERATOR

Aeronautical Radio, Inc. rres-
emily has available q position pro-
vidine diversified work in the IBM
section OF our research department.
II you have operating and Wirina
experience, on the 402. 002. OS9
nd 5l4 machines this opening will
, " Tes you; ~ Is an t OPPORTUNITY
in Q very usefel and Interesting
project. This position offers en-
ploye benefits and air line priv
ileges. Please contact MRS. Nc
KESSOR at NE. $500. Ext. 2S5,
between 8 am. and 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Map Compiler
Editor

To compile and check maps for
a nationally known organization.
College degree preferred. Begin
ming salary excellent. Employe
dement's including retirement. life
Insurance and sick leave. In
resume. give age. education. ex-
perience. etc Box 263-D. Star.
MECHANIC, heavy-duty truck ex-
perience, own tools. steady em-
ployment. references. FE. 3-5SOO
for appointment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
YOUNG MEN
Is to IS, White

National organization has career
opportunity available.
$4,000 PER YEAR
PLUS Usual Company Benefits
Experience not necessary. We
urfll train otsalfAad aNnl4rnnss
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

completamente impossible rela-
tar.
Bien; ahora no me 10 explicO
de csc mOdo. Para mi va no
existen las dudas que entonces
me asaltaban. Ahora estoy fir
memente convencido como 10
estuve cuando Ell me 10 cont0)
de que Wallace hizo cuanto es-
taba en- su mano para desentra-
narme la verdad de SUI secret0.
Pero, respecto a 81 "vio" o 81 tan
solo 'se imagine ver", respect0
a 81 estaba en- possession de un
inestimable priyilegio o 81 fue
victima de un ensueho fantasia
co, ESQ no 10 puedo dilucidar. Nj
las CIRCUMSTANCES que r0dean
SUI muerte, y que han dado al
traste con mis- dudas, arrojan, .
csc respecto, la minima luz.
Que ell lector juzgue por 81
mismO.
He olvidado qui cOmentario
incidental o que critica mia mo-
vic a un ser tan reticente a ha-
cerme tai confidencja. Sc defen.
dia, me parece, de una imputa-
ci6n que yo acababa de hacerle,
de descuido y de falta de senti-
do de la responsabilidad, con
respecto a un gran escandalo
publico en- ell cual SUI actuaci5n
me habia decepcionado. Ell Sc
escabullo bruscamente.
-Tengo una preocupacion...
me dijo.
Y p~rosigui6, al cabo de una
pausa:
-Reconozco mi negligencia
Ell case es. /. Cob, NADIA de fam
tasmas o aparecidos!, - Pero es
algo que va a parecer raro, Red
mond. . Ell case es que estoy OBJ
sesionado. Me persigue una quiz
mera que me impide la clara vi
sion de las cosas y me deja lie
no de nostalgia. =.
Hizo una pausa, cohibido por
esa timidez inglesa que tan a
menudo Sc apodera de n~osotrOs
cuando tenemos que decir algo
emotivo, Q grave, o bell0.
III ~estuviste todos ell ITEM
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

Una noche, de sobremesa, ha-
ee de clio tres meses escasamen-
te, Lionel Wallace me cont6 es-
ia historic de La puerta en- el
muro. Y entonces pense que, pOr
10 que a el Sc referia, la historic
era veraz.
Me la mario con tai acentO de
sinceridad, que no pude menos
de darle credito. Pero por la ma
mana, en- mi pisO, despefte en-
Otro ambiente, y, mientras echa-
do en- CANA iba discurriendo
acerca de 10 que Ell me conto,
sin eli colorido que prestara a SUI
relate su VOC, %apasionada y lem
ia, y lejos va de la luz que pro-
yectaba SUI lampara en- nues-
ira mesa, de la penumbra que
reinaba en- la habitaci6n donde
nos hallabamos, de la mezcolan-
"a de objetos Clos postres, las
cOpas, la manteleria de la cena
que habiamos compartido), CO.
sas que constituian una animada
nota de color en- aquel rincon,
apartado por complete de tOdas
las realidades cotidianas, entOn-
ces (digo) la cosa me pareci6,
en- SUI co~njunto, francamente In
ereible. "Fingia me die; y
anadi-: loud bien supo ha-
cerlo! Es la ultima persona de
quien hubieses sospechado que
10 supiera bacer tan a la per-
fecci6n".
Pero, al cabo de un ratio,
mientras, sentado todavia en- mi
CANA, serbia la taxa de te que
es mi diario desayunO. me sOr-
prendi a mi mismo en- poeno in
tento de explicarme satisfacto-
riamente aquel sabor de reali-
dad que trascendia de sus inve-
rosimiles remembrance y que
tan perplejo me habia dejado.
Supuse, entonces, que quiza cier-
tas imprecisas "reminiscences lie
habrian s~ugerido, presentado,
trasmitido (apenas sc como de-
Oirlo) unas realidades que, &c
no ser asi, lie habria resultado
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

reclO pOT cOHlpleIO ueH-
te.
-Bien; pues. .-e hizo otra
pausa.
Despues, dando muchos ro-
deos, pero luego 0 mas lane
"a, me habl6 del secreto que Sc
escondia en- SUI vida, del recuer-
do obsesionante de una belleza
v de una felicidad que llenaba
su coraz6n de insaciables ano-
ranzas y era causa de que GUAM
to ell mundo ofrece de intere-
sante o de spectacular apare-
ciera, a sus ojos, aburrido, tediO-
so, inconsistente.
Y, sin embargo, no siempre
dejaba de interesarse por 10
que lie decian. Cuando fiiaba la
atenci6n en- algo, saba arreglar-
selas para salir airoso. Su carre-
"a fue una ininterumpida serie
de exitos. Hace va muchos amos
que me habia dejado atras: Sc
remont6 muy por encima de mi,
v representa- en- ell mundo un pa
pei que 20 estoy aun lejos de re-
presentar. LIE faltaba un ano pa
ra cumplir los cuarenta, y dicen,
ahora que habria sido designado
para un alto cargo, y que es muy
probable que hubiese entrado a
formar parte del nuevo Gabine-
tie, de no haber fallecido. En- lei
colegio siempre me derrot6, sin
que clio lie costara ell mas mini
mo esfuerZo; como 81 hacerlo
fuese para Ell una cosa muy ma
tural. Estudiamos los dos en-
Saint Aetelstan's College (West
Kensington), durante cast TODD
ell tempo que dur6 nuestra vida
de colegiales. Ingres6 siend0
cOndiscipulo milo; pero abando-
no ell colegio llevandome mucha
ventaja y rodeado de una aureo-
la de buenas calificaciones y bril-
llantes exitos. Y, sin embargo,
creO tener en- mi haber una ca
rrera escolar que Sc sale de 10
Ordinario. Fue precisamente en-
la escuela, donde Sc habl6 por
primera vez de la puerta en- .el
muro; tenia que volver a or de.
ella cuando faltaba va POGO para
su muerte.
Para FL, al menos, Ia puerta
en- ell munro result6 ser una au-
t6ntica puerta que daba acceso q
traves de I'm autentic0 muro, q
realidades inmortales, En- cuanto
a este, no abrigo ahora la menor
duda.
La cosa empez6 muy pronto en-
81 vida, cuando era I'm mucha-
chito entire los cinco y los seis
amos. Recuerdo que, arrellanado
en- SUI sill6n, hablandome con
lenta grayedad de sus secretos,
razon6 y calcul6 la fecha exacta.
-Habia una e~nredadera me
dijo-- junto a aquella puerta,
una enredadera de Virginia, car
mesf, toda ella de un earnest
brillante y uniforme; y un calido
sol de ambar venia a dar de lie
no contra aquella blanca pared.
LEGO a causarme una viva i'm
preston, aun cuando no recuerdo
ahora como fue. Y habia hojas
de castaio de fndias esparcidas
por la limpia acera, al exterior
de aquella puerta verde. Presen-
taban unas manchas amarillentas
v verdosas, Scomprendes?, no
pardas 0 de un color sucio, de
modo que debieron ser unas no.
jas recien caidas- ESQ nos lleva
a octubre. Cada ano me flo en-
ell color de las hojas de castaho
de Indias, y debiera saberlo. 81
no echo NAL mis- cuentas, 20 de-
IBERIA de tener entonces cinco
amos y cuatro meses 80.
Fue, segdn me dijo, una cria-
tura precoz. Empez6 a hablar a
una ,edad fuera de 10 normal, y
era tan juicioso y "pasado de
moda" como dicen, que Sc lie per-
militia una porci6n de cosas ape
mas factibles para la mayoria de
los chiquillos de siete u ocho