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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-08
HENRY ID. MANN, A HIGHLY
ESTEEMED CITIZEN is ILL

Henry Cameron Mann, one of
Manteo's most highly esteemed
Negro citizens is ill at his home,
the result of a stroke sustained
while working Tuesday afternoon
on the home of Mrs. Ella Dough.
He is a well-known carpenter and
gardener. His wife, Mrs. Emma
Mann said he was speeches. and
helpless. He is being treated by
DIR. W. w, Harvey Jr. Because OF
the high esteem in which he is
held there is much concern about
his illness.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-08
@ L I'M P S { S
OF
TIL E P AS T
BY CAROLYN LLOYD

It's easy to understand why ma
tives of the tropics sometimes go
berserk and start carving up limo
cent bystanders with wicked look
ing knives. Those of us who are
too civilized to do that and too old
just to wall in misery as a baby
does when the heat becomes too
oppressive, are hard put to it to
relieve our feelings. Most of US
probably feel as did a little girl,
only two-and-a-half whose mother
was troubled by her restlessness on
one of the recent hot nights. "Are
you sick darling?" inquired the
mother.
"No, Mama, I'm not SICK" was
the reply" l just don't know what
to do"
One of the most highly praised
moving pictures of the season is
"Hot SPELL" Man, we don't have
to go to see a picture about it;
were living it." Right now l could
appreciate a picture about some
one marooned on an ice floe in the
Arctic. Critics say that 'Hot Spell"
is a sensitively interpreted TRACE
dy of family life so perhaps it
shows what civilized people some
times do instead of going berserk
with knives.
In searching for material for a
program for church group, l read
little book called, "This / Be-
lieve," by William C. Ochs. 1
hadn't read far before being con-
WINGED that Mr.. Ochs is a man of !
very decided opinions and that his
opinions and mine are definitely
different. He may be absolutely
right-it just amazes me to find
someone so completely convinced
that he knows all the answers
about the future. At the risk of
seeming sacrilegious l must, how
ever, say that today l find rather
disturbing some of the lines he
quoted to prove that the earth and
al, the wicked therein will be de-
stroyed by fire; for instance
And the land thereof shall become
burning pitch;"-"and the ele-
ments shall melt with fervent
heat;"-and the day that cometh
shall burn as an oven." It's getting
little too close for comfort.
Mr.. Ochs goes on to explain
that after the earth is cleansed by
fire Eden will be restored. l
quote: The climate of that land
will be perfect. The sun will never
get too hot; there will be no bilz-
yards, no zero weather. Storms,
floods, earthquakes, the rolling of
thunder and the flashing of light
ming will be a thing of the past"
He concludes, naturally, that not
everyone is going to enjoy this
state of things. l do not mean to
make fun of mans beliefs and he
may, repeat, be perfectly right;
it is just that / do not interpret
the Christian teaching about the
hereafter to be a promise Of physi-
cal perfection. .Maybe.I am lit
tie "teched' by the heat even to
write about such thing.
This column is written, of
course, several days in advance of
publication; and it often happens
that conditions on which / COM
ment have changed by the time the
paper is out. Sometimes it makes
me feel pretty silly. If, however,
by the time this appears my read
ers are wearing sweaters, it will be
a pleasure to feel silly-and chilly.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-08
REVIVAL AT CHRISTIAN
CHURCH AT HARBINGER

A revival is to be held from
August Is to % at the Powell's
Point Christian Church at Harbin-
ger, by Jerry G. Hurt, Minister.
James Scott of Pine Grove Church
of Christ at Bluefield, w. Va. will
be the visiting evangelist. There
will be gospel preaching and spe-
cial music nightly at 8 pm. On
August II will be held the annual
Homecoming for the church with
dinner on the grounds and spe-
cial program. The public is cor
daily invited to attend all services.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-08

On Aug. 8, 1924, the Navy land
ed an airship on one of its ships
for the first time, when the diri-
gible USS Shenandoah tied up to
a mooring mast mounted on the
USS Patoka.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

children with them In Eng
land and can't leave them.
The newlyweds plan to visit
them next summer.
The young marrieds at the
Kenney party included their
other daughter Priscilla and
her husband. Ted Streator;
Dick and Joyce Barrett, Ben
and Nancy Phelps, the Roy
Morgans. the Peter Bensigers,
the young Gates Lloyds, Dor
cen and George Hamilton.
Pat and Tony Hass plus such
single additions as Anne Nc
Grath. Emerson Duncan and
Jack Shaeffer. Mini and
Newton Steers. who are ex-
pecting In July, were also
there.
MARC SEvAsTOPOUL,
who Is married to Princess
CantcuEene's niece, is here
with his wife from their
home, Glen Cove, N. Y. :. !.
Russian-born and very at
tractiye. Marc is American
representative for Charles
Heidsieck champagne. Stop
ping here with Countess
Szechenyi, he and his wife
were entertained at dinner
last night BY Kate and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Speaker RdYburn
Feted dt Dinner

at the Dairien, Comm Coun-
try Club.
This particular banquet
honoring Abraham Lincoln
is the oldest in the country.
Tonight is its 61st celebra-
ton in tribute to the ideals
Of the Civil War President.
AS you may have guessed,
it's a on-political gathering,
indeed it seems to be nom
sectarian although staged
by the Catholic Club Of Nor
walk, Conn. Senator Mon
roney is prominent in Epis.
copal activities, the other
speaker on the program is
the Rev. John L. Bonn, s. j.,
and the two will be introduced
by Gov. Abe Ribicoff of Con-
necticut, who is Jewish.
The Monroneys were among
the $50 or so guests at the
birthday dance given for
Elinor Kenney the other night
al the Woman's National
Democratic Club.
THE w. JOHN KENNEYS
were hosts at the poppy to-do
for their daughter that had
the club jumping with Dixie
land 1--WE by Chauncey
Browns orchestra. I.
Cleared of all furniture and
ornamented with greenery,
the club dining room pro-
vided q roomy dance floor
for that size party. The
adjoining room and the big
drawing room were used for
sitting, scintillating and sip
ping. In the room to the
left as you enter the front
door, tables were set up for
the late supper (quite late
2 am of scrambled eggs,
sausage, buttered toasted
English mullins and pizza.
Senator Scoop" jackson,
Elinor's boss (she works in
his office) and occasional
escort. was there and the
Paul Mites, the Freddy Lees,
Adelaide and Carroll Nor
gan, DR.. and Mrs. Leslie
Glenn, Jim and Betty Barnes
and the Forrest Van Slycks.
Amongst the younger set
were c. K. McClatchy and his
f1ancee. the lovely looking
Grace KEENAN,, daughter Of
the noted Russian expert
George KEENAN,. c. K. is one
Of the West Coast McClatchy
newspaper family. Il. They
viii be married here March l
in st. Johns on Lafayette
Square. Neither Mr.. KEENAN,,
who is currently lecturing at
oxford University, nor his
wife will be able to attend
because they have two small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

ensconced in Georgetown Ia
the separate west side Of the
Peter Frelinghuysens' house.
Back here to live. Bill who
was once in the foreign serv-
ice, now divides his time in
private business between this
country and Latin America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

Leonide Ourusoff. :. And
the Josselin Bodleys had
some friends in for cocktails
for Jan and Kay Libich. here
from Paris for q month.
Helen Coolidge was there.
Gertie d'Amecourt. and the
William Ladds who are now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
BY BETTY BEALE
Star Stan Writer

SPEAKER SAM RAYBURN
was the guest Of honor ct q
Belgian Embassy dinner the
other evening attended by
former Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Dean Ache
son, Kathleen Winsor Of
Forever Amber" fame and
her husband Paul Porter,
French Ambassador Herve
Alphand and the Dick Reyn-
olds of Richmond and the
Reynolds Metals Co. -. !.
Grinned Mr.. Reynolds, 81 am
not an Eisenhower Democrat
or a Virginia Democrat. / am
a Democrat period"
The Belgian Ambassador
Baron Silvercruys and his
American wife Rosemary
have been giving this annual
dinner for Mr.. Rayburn ever
since they were married. In
reply to his hosts toast, the
Speaker said he always looked
forward to this party. Indeed,
noted the House of RepreSen-
tatives' No. / bachelor. look
ing at his beautiful hostess,
he was going to ask Rose
mary for a date himself when
Bob UP and married her.
The Speakers gentle little
sister, Mrs. w. A. Thomas of
Dallas, was there. along with
Gen. and Mrs. "Beedle"
Smith, rare sight for
Washington party eyes; Gen.
and Mrs. Pete Quesada, Sem
ator Clinton Anderson with
Mrs. Anderson, who said
Kathleen Porter was a simple
girl from the West and easy
to talk to: and two Embassy
couples-the new Counselor
and Nine. van Cauwenberg,
who have been stationed in
New York. Kansas City and
are now fresh out Of San
Francisco, and the First Sec
rotary and Nine. Gennotte.
At the end Of a most pala-
table meal-consomme Ma
drilene, cold salmon, f1let of
beef jardiniere and praised
endives and melba ice cream
Baron Silvercruys stood
and raised his glass. He
wrapped UP his toast in one
short, sweet sentence: Deep
in our hearts and deep in
the heart Of Texas-Mr.
SAM"
\ 4 ~
SENATOR MIKE MON
RONEY is undoubtedly the
only Democrat on the Hill,
who's making a Lincoln Day
speech. What's more, there's
not even Q Republican on the
program at tonight's dinner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Look What You
Can Rent In The U.s.!

Here are some of the more surprising
items that you can probably rent il you
live in or near major US. city.
AIr-eondEtonsrs Furniture
Alrplanss Glassware
Animals Hand tooIs
Beach equipment House trailer.
Bicycles lee. roller skates
Beats and eanoes Js~slry
Bowling sqvipmsnt Laundry H,aehi1sry
Cameras Lawn umbrellas
Carpets and rugs LSsssss
Cash registers Movie proIsetors. aIrns
China Musical Instruments
Clocks Paintings
Costumes Power tools
Diapers Radio and Tv
piseatins nnsehiOss Sewing rnsehinss
Dress suits sIIvsrwsrs
Dresses Sal equipment
Escorts Tennis equipment
Furs Typs~ritsrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Eases
Sore Gums

Snugo brand
Denture CunhionH
are q triumuh q
sctence. q nenEA-
tional new plastic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

You'll See Results So FasfI For more naturally
beautiful complexion, try Noxzema. It's the medi-
Gated beauty cream that cleans like sofens like
cream, helps clear up blemishes.' Use Noxzema for
all your beauty care-for cleansing for night cream.
for makeup base-and see how much lovelier your
complexion can look. Get ereaseIess. medieated
Noxzema Skin Cream today-at any drug cosmetic
counter age. ole, zoe. $1.23 plus tax
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
Campbell Investiga Casas DOnde
Sc Dedican al Cuidado de Ninos
y Ancianos en- Todo Ell Condado

los Comisionados la aprobacion
de ordenanzas con estrictas re-
gulaciones para ell funcionamien-
to de esas instituciones.
Las so casas de convalescien-
ties y de cuidados de ancianos,
querexisten en- Ell Condado, seran
visitadas por Edwin Martin, uno
de los auxiliares administrators
de Campbell. Tambien inspeccio-
nara muchas de las casas que
cuidan a los ninos durante Ell
dia.
Ell director de PresupuestoS,
Harry Toulmin, que dirigira la
Investigation, declare que Sc ha-
bia meiorado bastante ~reciente-
mente, en- la administration de
esas casas, pero que "la situacion
no era buena todavia'.
Las leyes del estado, dijo, son
demasiado debiles especialmente
en- 10 que Sc refiere a las casas
que ciudan ninos, durante ell dia.
La otra unica ordenanza que Sc
ocupa de las casas que cuidan
ninos. fue aprobada ell ano pa
sado por ell Municipio de Mia
mi, despues de repetidas expo
siciones de casas en- NAL estado,
que hizo la prensa.
Anadio Toulmin que, con ex-
cepcion de la cludad de Miami,
cualquiera puede tener una casa
para cuidar nihos, como negocio.
Las casas de convalescencia y
de cuidado de ancianos, necesi-
tan actualmente I'm permiso del
estado, pero ell Metro puede de-
cidir en- cuanto a fijar los "stan-
dards" para otorgar SUI permiSo,
dijo Toulmin.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
Hardn Descuentos a Conductores.
que Usen con Mucha Frecuencia.
Ia Carretera Sunshine Parkway

Ell presidente de la Junta de Ca
r~reteras de Peaje de la Florida,
Thomas B. Manuel, anunci6 que a
partir del dia primero de julio Sc
e%stablecera una escala de descuen-
tos para los automovilistas que
usen con frecuencia la carretera
Sunshine State Parkway.
Los ~descuentos seran del 10 al
20 por ciento para los clientes III
vas Quotas excedan de $50 al mes.
"Desde hace tempo venimos es-
tudlando I'm plan por ell cual pue-
dan beneficiarse los clientes mas
frecuentes de la c~arretera. Los
cllentes que Sc conSideren dentro
de esa categoria, son invitados a
abrlr una cuenta corriente con no.
sotros", dijo Manuel.
Ell plan operara de la maners
siguiente: En- las facturas mensua-
les, Sc cargara en- cuenta a los
clientes, en- esta forma:
|. por OILS primeros $1,000 nc
hay descuento; 2. De $50 a $500.
10 por ciento de descuento; D. De
$500 a $500, lie IS por ciento de
descuerto; q. Mas de $500, Ell &c
por ciento de descuento.
tPasa a la Paglna 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
Sobre Inspection
de AUTOMOBILES
en- MUnicipios

Los municipios que mantengan
las condolences impuestaS por ell
Condado Metropolitano, podran
continuar su inspection de auto.
movies, aun cuando ell Metro Sc
hara cargo del programa, desde ell
Ola primero de julio, segun mani.
festo ell director de oeguridad Pd-
blica, ex sheriff Thomas j. Kelly.
EStoS actuaran de acuerdo con
I'm ~contratos extendiendo etique-
tas del Condado aunque podran
quedarSe con la recaudacion, por
csc concepto, para pagarse ell CO.'S
to de la inspection.
Ell microbes Sc constituyo I'm co.
mite especial, para redactar las
condolences, para las estaciones de
inspection aprobadas por ell Metro.
Sc espera que sean aceptados pa
ra inspeccionar sus AUTOMOBILES.
los municipios de Miami, Miami
Beacn, Coral Gables, Miami Shores,
North Miami, Qpa-locka, Sout
Miami, Homestead y North Miami
Beach. Representatives. de esos Mu-
nlcipios Sc reunieron con Kelly v
con ell Administrator del Condado,
o.W. Campbell Ell microbes, para
estudiar Ell plan.
I'm automovilista del Condado Da.
de puede obtener SUI inspection
en- cualquiera de las estaciones
aprooadaS. No tendra que If a la
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

jamos nosotros sin darnos cuen-
ia de que son solamente ESQ: fl
de trapo capaz de engen-
drar lagrimas. Exactamente igual
que tenemos capacidad para
autosugestionarnos, acabamos,
por enloquecernos a fuerza de
gritar cada vez mas alto y de de-
cir cosas cada vez mas monstruo-
sas. ESQ fue 10 que les pas6 a U.S.
tedes y 10 que pasa a otros mu-
chos sin comprender Ell triste de-
senlace a que puede llevarnos
una actitud ash. En- rigor, gran
parte de los homicidios son la
elimination de una reyerta que
empezo en- simple conversation
y fue ascendiendo POGO a POGO
hasta que Sc convirtio en- sed de
sangre. listed y SUI esposa aca-
baron por Greer que no estaban
cuerdos, sin comprender que
fueron ustedes los que Sc volvie.
ron a 81 mismos locos. La solu-
ci6n esta siempre en- ell principle.
Cuando los seres humanos no Sc
ponen de acuerdo, acaban en- la
aggression personal y, 81 hablan
en- nombre de una nacion, en- ell
espanto de la guerra. Nosotros
los hispanos debemos mas que
ninguna otra raza saber frenar-
nos a tempo. AL potro desboca.
do del odio no hay quien 10
pare.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

PARIS, JUNO 27.-(UPD- I'm
homemade de toda America Lati-
ma, en- ell cual participo ell gobierno
frances, fue tributado aver a la
memoria del celebre americanista
frances Paul Rivet. Tuvo lugar en-
la Casa de America Latina con la
asistencia de cast todos los emba-
iadores latinoamericanos, numero-
SOS diplomaticos y personalidades
francesas y extranjeras. Preside
ell Ministro frances de Educaci6n
Nacional. Jean Berthoin.
Hablando como presidente de
honor de la casa, ell academico
Pasteur Valery Radot acordo que
a los Is amos, Rivet habia tornado
parte en- una mission geodesica
francesa en- ell Ecuador donde for
mo la idea de descubrir los orige-
mes del hombre americana, 10 que
no impidi6 sus actividades en- Fran
cia donde fundo ell magnifico mu-
SEQ del hombre, y mas tarde, du-
rante la segunda guerra mundial,
ell institute de Etnologia de Bogo-
ia.
Despues de elogiar' Ell PATRIOTS
mo de Rivet, termino Valery Radot
diciendo que SUI vida hubiera sido
provechosa por ell solo hecho de
haber servido a causar en- Francia
interes para las civilizaciones de
America tan despreciadas por
otros anteriormente.
En- SUI calidad de decano de los
jefes de mission de America Latina,
Ell embaiador del Uruguay, profe-
sor Abelardo Saenz, pronunci6 una
alocucion en- la que dijo que para
los sabios del universe Ell nombre
de nuestro maestro y amigo Rivet
quedara ldentificado a sus teorias
sobre la antropologia, la etnogra-
fla y la prehistoric cuya importan-
cha y originalidad han sido univer-
salmente reconocidas."
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
In Paris
Homemade de Toda America Latina
al CeIebre Americanbta P. Rivet

"Gracias a SUI espiritu creador y
critico es que conocemos los orr
genes del hombre americana, ash
como los movimientos migratorios
del nuevo mundo pre-colombiano !.
10 mismo que la etnografia de al
gunas tribus desaparecidas como
las de los "charruas' en- Ell Uyu-
quay.
Gel antropologo Paul Rivet, ilu-
minado por la ciencia y la prece-
dencia del hombre de todos los
tiempos, fue ell primero en- hacer
justicia a cada uno de nosotros y
en- fortalecer nuestro legitimo or
gullo tan a menudo manoseado.
"Siempre vic en- todos nosotros
a iguales y a semejantes en- la
gran causa de la humanidad seen
tie de la Republica de Colombia,
don Eduardo Santos, ha puesto
acknowledgements en- valor, en- re-
flexiones lapidarlas como esta: Gel
professor Rivet fue ell maestro elem
plar, un hombre libre, amado por
los hombres libres, siempre pronto
para defender a los oprimidos. y
luchar contra las tiranias. Este pro-
fundo democratic jamas admitio las
disciplinas sectarias donde SUI alb
soluta independence 81 hubiera
encontrado bien incomoda. No po-
idia nj aun soportar ell rigido critic
rio de I'm particle, cualquiera que
fuese."
Termino diciendo Saenz:
"Senor Ministro de Education
Nacional en- mi calidad de deca-
no de los jefes de mission de Anne
RIGA Latina, tengo ell honor de de
positar en- sus manos, los mensajes
de los Ministries de Education Ma
cional de nuestras veinte repibli-
cas-, como homemade de nuestro
continente al gran frances que nos
ha amado tan profundamente a
fueIza de comprendernos y de es.
timarnos.'
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
VueIve d Normal
ell Precio de Ia
Gasoline en- Dude

Ell precio de la gasolina que ha-
bia estado favoreciendo al consul
midor en- las ultimas semanas, pa
recia estar regresando a SUI nivel
normal, ell jueves, mientras los re-
presentantes de las companies
distribuidoras mas importantes
estudiaban la manera de evitar fu-
turas guerras de precios.
I'm aumento en- los precios al
por mayor, muchos de los distri-
buidores, obligo a muchas estacio-
mes expendedoras de gasolina a ha-
Ger desaparecer los anuncios de re-
bajas y a aumentar unos cinco cen
tavos por gallon, ell precio del
combustible.
La compania Pure Oil, adoptan-
do una nueva tactica, anuncio en-
grandes titulares en- los periodicos,
I'm aumento de precio para los de-
tallistas, s%ugeriendo un "justo pre-
clio" de 29.9 para ell publico.
Nadie, del giro, recuerda que
una gran compania distribuidora
haya sugerido que Sc fife un pre-
clio al consumidor. Ell anuncio de la
Pure Oil, incluia un ruego para que
Sc terminen las guerras de precios
que tanto dano han causado a csc
concrete.
Voceros de la Standard Oil die
ron que esta habia subido los pre-
clos a las estaciones de gasolina,
de 21.4 a 24.9 centavos ell gallon.
La mayor parte de los propietarios
de e%staciones de gasolina informa-
ron que ellos no pueden TRAFALGAR
por menos de cinco centavos mas
por gallon de 10 colorado por las
companies distribuidoras.
Los distributors de la gasoli-
ma Cities Services, dijeron tam
bien que Sc habian visto obligados
a elevar ell precio a 24.9 para sus
vendedores. Tambien Sc supo que
la compania Gulf, estaba cochran
dole a sus expenditures a 24.9 cen
tavos ell gallon y que estos CO.
braban 29.9 al publico.
Tambien los expenditures de
gasolina de la Texaco informaron
que hace dias que estan COCHRAN
do 300 centavos gallon al consul
midor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
s~impdtiea venta chupada d Ia Antigua en- "seurs"

auto FORD del ano 1911-maneja-
do por una bella empleada que sa-
luda al pdblico curioso y arte-
factos que usaban nuestras abuelas
en- tiempos que 81 no podemos liza.
mar mas felices ST podriamos de-
cir mas tranquilos va que en- esta
era atomica la velocidad y la in.
tranquilidad son las siglas del
tiempo.
La venta "Chapada a la antigua
de SEARS ha constituido una ver.
dadera novedad, y ha sido comen.
tada elogiosamente por la prensa
de Miami va que Sc trata de algo
original que hasta la fecha nunca
Sc habia llevado a cabo aqui.
Felicitamos a los promotores de
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
.FANTAsMAs QUE CREAMOs

Querida Amaranta: Quiero
eontarle un case que quizas sirva
de lection a muchos. Por Causa
de celos injustificadOs, mi espo.
sa y 70 teniamOs tales y tan re-
petidas trifulcas que los vecinos
de la casa tuvieron que interve-
mir Intervin0 tambien mi fami.
liza, la cual al escuchar mi relate
-algO exageradO, debido a la fu-
ria que tenia contra mi mujer-
lleg6 a convenccrme de que ella
estaba loca. En- vista de ESQ, la
internamos en- un hospital de
esa indole, donde ella misma
acabo tambien por Greer que no
estaba cuerda. Yo me fui dandO
cuenta de que TODD era obra de
la Imagination, de que ella esta-
ba fuera de ST., per0 no loca;
de que 20 mism0 estaba terrible
mente uerviOsO. Me fue muy d.
ficil sacarla del hospital, pero
afortunadamente 10 c%onsegui.
Hoy estamos de nuevo reunidos
y tenemos tai miedo a las reyer-
tas que hasta aquellos celos ina.
ginarios han desaparecido de
nuestra menet. Yo estOy terri
blemente arrepentido; he pasa.
do infinidad de sufrimientos y
me pregunto, como listed ha di.
cho algunas veces, 5no somos no
sotros mismOs los que nos crea-
mos nuestra propia infelicidad?
Por ESQ, porque me he acordado
de listed, lie envi6 estas lineas
pensando 81 tai vez pueden ser
titles a los demas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
ALVARO

Celebro mucho haber recibido
SUI carta. En- efecto, TODD cerebro
crea sus propios fantasmas; &C.
los mortlficantes, temores imagi-
n%arios, odios que nos atormen-
tan. la idea de que nuestro pro-
blema es ell mas grave de todos,
la seguridad de que ninguna otra
criatura es mas desgraciada que
nosotros. Y aunque parezca i'm
possible nos dejamos dominwar
por esos fantasmas, municipalities
de guinol, cuyas cuerdas name
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28
PARA IRIS

Esas dificultades que tiene us.
ted con SUI padre solo puede Ii
marias con habilidad, p~aciencia y
d%iplomacia Es listed menor de
edaC y SUI padre tiene plena au.
toridad sobre listed. En- lugar de
situarse frente a Ell, debe hacer.
10 yer con SUI conducta y sus pa.
labras que merece I'm POGO mas
de libertad. En- cuantoal mu.
chacho, puesto que tanto la
quiere, Ell sabra esperar a que lie.
que ell mOment0 de casarse.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-28

de acuden las familias hispanoame.
ricanas en- busca siempre de mer-
cancias de las mas alta calidad a
los precios mas economics del
mercado.
,Drrante la venta antes mencio-
NADIA Sc exhiben en- SEARS auto
movies cast primitivos pues, como
veran en- las fotografias que apare-
cen en- esta pagina, he aqui TN