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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18

I'm dicho muy antique que
frecuentemente repetimos y
que encierra una verdad con-
firmada por la ciencia medica
y la psicologia es Ell que he es-
cogido como titulo para mi ar
tieulo
Is I'm hecho incontestable
que Ia mirada es una especie
de espejo donde Sc refleja con
mayor o menor elocuencia nues-
tros sentimientos o pensamien-
tos, pero para los obseryadores
e~xperimnteados son m b E n
implacables reveladores de
nuestra personalidad. Ellos emf
ten ondas y Sc constituyen en-
Intermediates entire nuestra
voluntad y 81 mundo exterior.
Muchos specialists ven en-
los ojoS excelentes campos de
observation que perm1ten des-
cubrir en- Ell ORGANISING los pri-
meros sintomas de una enter
medad. Estas indicaciones pue-
den hallarse principalmente en-
los signos que presenta Ell iris.
Dichos signos varian segun la
~naturaleza de la enfermedad
que ataca ell ORGANISING: infla.
macl6n, derrame, etc.
Tambien pueden evolucionar
con Ell estado de salud y hacer-
Sc mas amenazadores, y. dejar
"cicatrices" que denuncian la
antigua lesion. En- general GUAM
do un organo esta atacado en-
el sector correspondence del
iris Sc producer lineas blancas
en- los ojos azules y. lineas anna
rillas On los ojos oscuros.
Ademas Sc considera a las
nubecitas blancas que flotan
en- ell iris como signo evidente
de inflammation, a las sombras
oscuras y i las "lagunas" como
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
GARNET De DEGRADE

Resulta muy acogedor a la
par que muy cosmopolita Ell tie.
ner muebleS y objetos decora-
tivos de otros paises. No Sc ira
ia, por supuesto, de hacer I'm
museo con ellos sine de elegir
uno, dos o tres objetos que por
su colorido y SUI "espiritu" ar
monicen con nuestro mobilia-
rio moderno.
Las cortinas de bambu, orr
ginarias de China, Sc usan mu-
cho como cortinas para dividir
I'm ambiente o para tapizar una
pared. Su textura es agradable
a la vista y al tactic.
Las lamparas japonesas, de
forma como de grandes lunaS
de papel semi-transparente, son
p~erfectas para I'm ambiente mo-
derno. Lo mismo decimos de
otros elementos y accessories,
como las clasicas cucharas chi
mas de porcelana, que pueden
utilizarse para tomar sopa o he
lados; tazas de laca, etc.
Todo clio dara refinamiento
y un toque humane a i'm anls
biente moderno demasiado aus
tero.
ST no es possible tener los OBJ
jetos autenticos Sc los puede
Suplir con otros del pals, trabaja
dos a la manera de tai o cual
lugar. Por ejemplo, Sc fabrica
hermoso CRYSTAL Murano en- di-
versos paises de- Sur America y.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18

cumpleoHos
Complacidos felicitamos a la.
gentil dana sonora Maria Mar.
tinez con motive de la grata
celebration de un nuevo aniver-
sario de su natalico en- esta fe-
cha. y aprovechamos la OCCASION
para desearle muchos amos mas
~ existencia.
Nuestros parabienes en- Ell dia
de hoy, con motive de la grata
&c, ebracion de SUI cumpleanos,
para ell apreciado caballero Sc
nor Rafael AquinO y nuestros
votos porque disfrute de mu'
chos amos mas rodeado del afec.
" de todos los suyos.
X
Ajusta hoy un nuevo aho de
vida la gentil sehorita Cynthia
yosefina Mccarthy, hija del Sc.
hor James Mccarthy y sonora,
la gentil dana cubapa, Guarina
Alvarez de McCartes.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
srata OCCASION unimos las nues-
tras muy sinceras, a la vez que
formulamos votos porque goce
de muchos amos mas.
CeIebra hoy ell mejor de sus
dia la gentil sehorita Per.
ID Palm. hiia del senor Enrique
gPupo y senora, Josefina de Flo.
res de Pupo, miembros estima-
dos de nuestra colonia hispano.
americana residente en- Miami.
Nos es graft enviarle nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones y
deseos de que goce de muchos,
y rnuy dichosos amos mas de vi
d..
$50
vayan nuestras sinceras fell.
eitaciones para la gentil dana
sehpra Lydia Esther Marrero
con motive de Ia grata cele.
bracion de un nuNo aniversa.
rio de su natalicis On Ell dia de
hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
EEMM
ENsALADA DE FRUTAs

INGREDIENTES:
! lata de cocktail de frutas"
3 tazas de salsa para ensa-
lada de frutas.
PREPARATION:
Sc escurren bien las frutas
Y Sc colocan en- seis copas al.
tas. Sc cubre con la salsa.
SALSA PARA ENsALADA
DE FRUTAS
IN~GREDIENTES:
Jugo de naranja =
Jugo de lim6n
2cdas. de fnantequi1la
1-4taza de azucar
2yemas de huevo.
IL taxa de leche evaporada
PREPARATION:
Sc mezclan los jugos. Sc lie
agrega la mantequilla. Sc coci-
ma al bano de maria, hasta que
Sc derrita la grasa. Sc lie agre-
ga ell azucar y las yemas bien
batidas. Sc eocina revolyiendo
hasta que espese. Sc retira del
bano de maria y Sc enfria. Sc
bate la leche evaporada sobre
hielo hasta que no presente glo-
DO. Sc lie agrega la crema POGO
a POGO y Sc vierte sobre las fru-
tas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
DEL CLUB INTERNATIONAL

Los miembros del Club Inter.
nacional de Miami conmemora-
ron Ell Dia de la Raza con varias
a~ctividades sociales, culturaIes
y civicas que fueron concurri-
dss y de gran lucimiento.
La organization presto efec-
tiva cooperation al bale de CO.
ronacion de la Reina Isabella,
auspiciado por la Logia 1925 de
la 0rden de los Hijos de Italia,
que tuyo lugar en- ell auditorium
de Miami. Tn selecto grupo de
damitas, escoltadas por apuea-
tos ovenes militares de la
Guardia Nacional, abrio Ell acto
con un desfile que representaba
por medic de anchas cintas
adornadas de orc y rojo a Espa-
ma, Italia, ell Club International,
ell Estado de Florida, Miami, Ia
Universidad de Miami, y todas
las republicas americans. Por
vez primera Sc enarbolaron las
banderas de Espaha e Italia que
fueron donadas al Club recien-
temente por sus respectivos 60
biernos, y Ell desfile paso frente
al trono de la Reina Isabella pa
"a luego tomar posicion detr&s
en- forma semi-circular y realZar
la ceremonial de la coronation.
Ell IL de octubre, 4 las 4 PM,
este miSmo grupo de damitas
pertenecientes al Club Interna.
cional, desfilo de nuevo ante ell
busto de Cristobal Colon en- ell
Parque de las Americas de la
UniverSidad de Miami, en- DON
de la sonora Carmen Riggs, fun
dadora y Presidente de la aso-
ciaci6n, deposito una ofrenda
floral. Dos miembroS de Ia Fa-
cultad de la Universidad de Mia.
mi disertaron brillantemente So
bre la obra magma del Gran Ma.
vegante, los doctores FRANKLIN
H. Williams y Ell Dr.. Robert
Boyer.
Tambien particip6 Ell Club In
ternacional en- Ell banquete ORE
cido por ell Comite del Dia de
Colon celebrado en- los salones
del Hotel Dupont, al cual con.
currieron centenares de perso.
mas y representations oficiales
de las varias organizaciones civil
cas- de esta ciudad. La gentil Sc
norita Theresa Ortiz, Reina del
club International, ocupaba
puesto de honor en- la mesa de
los miembros del club que ami
maron con su presencia este
evento social.
Nos complace sefalar el On.
tusiasmo y cooperation presta.
dos por Ia DIRECTIVE del Club
International y TODD sus miern'
bros en- pos de las relaeiones
intermediates.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18

Nos complace senalar Ell On.
tusiasmo y cooperation presta.
dos por Ia DIRECTIVE del Club
International y TODD sus MEM.
bros en- pos de las relaeiones
intermediates.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
Anivsrsorio Masrimeniei

Vayan nuestras mas caras fe-
licitaciones par ell Teniente Co.
Ionel Richard W. Kern y Sehora,
Ada Perez Sanjurjo de Kern,
quienes celebran en- esta feeha
la grata OCCASION de un nuevo
a%niversario de 81 boda. :
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
De Panomd

De Panomd
Por La via aerea y proceden-
te de Panama, llega hoy a Miami
la gentil senorita Carolina Mo.
rales en- viaje hacia Maxwell
Field, Alabama en- donde toma.
"a un curse especial.
LIE presentamos I'm cordial sa-
Judo y lie deseamos una perma-
nencia muy placentera en- los
Estados Unidos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
cumpIeehos

Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo affo de
vida la distinguida dana sonora
dona Julia de Simons, Consul
General de la Republica de Pa
mama en- Miami, y con tai mott
vo nos complace enviarle nues-
tras carinosas felicitaciones y
votos porque goce de muchos
amos mas de existencia, plenos
de bienestares y alegrias.
\ y
Nos complace enviar un salu-
do may especial a la .gentil dana
seGora Aurora Costello quien ce-
Zebra hoy la grata OCCASION de su
cumpleanos ~ desearle largos
amos mas de vida.
y = X
Hoy celebfa 81 dia de dias la
apreciada dana Guiana sehora
Georgina de Photo, csposa del
senior Augusta Photo, motive
por ell cual nos complace felici-
tarla calurosamente y desearle
que iisfrute de una larga exis-
tencia, phena de alegrias y bic.
nestares.
Hoy entra en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida el estimadO caballero cuba.
mo senior Euben verdes, motive
POI Ell uual nos complace felici-
tarlo de manera muy especial
a la vez que lie deseamos mu-
chos amos mas
X Il
Nos cs gralo felicitar a la gen.
til llama sonora Maria Felix,
ouien celebra hoy la grata oca-
sion lie su cumpleaiios y de.
searls rruchos amos mas de vida,
rodeada del afecto de sus seres
queridos
49,
Nuestras sinceras felicitacio-
mes oara ell estimado caballero
senor George ]. Vega, quien ce-
Zebra en- ell dia de hoy la grata
OCCASION de su cumpleahos, y
nuestros votos por su ventura
personal
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12

the desire to care for others, to be of service to humankind. She must be the type of person who can give sympathy and under standing.
 She must acquire thorough h>owledge of scientific principles ana learn to apply these princi- ples in the nursing care of pa tientS.
 She must have a mature, we'll adjusted personality, essential for establishing good relation ships with patients, the doctor and other nurses.
 She must be sound physically, for Y hile nurses have been re- lievet of much of tke manual labor of earlier times, nursing is still strenuous.
 Will nursing schools take mar ried girls? More and more schools of nursing accept married stu dents, and allow those who marry during their course to finish. Many, however, still adhere to the traditional requirement that a nursing student be single. Others permit marriage in the final year, while others simply judge each case individually. Marriage is one of the leading causes of withdrawals from nursing school. Before you decide on particular school you should inquire about it's attitude toward marriage for student nurses.
 The time to decide on nursing as a career is while you are still in high school, so that an academ- ic program giving the required courses for admission to nurs- ing school can be planned. All professional nursing schools re- quire a high school diploma for admission, and the usual age re- guirements are between IT and 35 years.
 If you do not qualify for a school of professional nursing, and you still have a strong desire
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12
Lack of Unified Command Threat To U. s. Safety

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, R Military officers charged with the aerial defense of the North American continent are convinced that lack of unified command and rivalry among ser vice branches are endangering continental safety.
 These officers run the North American Air Defense Command NORAD) which has the respon- sibility of protecting the conti- nent from enemy air attack.
 NORAD is composed of ele- ments from the U. s. Air Force, Navy and Army, in addition to the Royal Canadian Air Force.
 One of its most vital jobs is to act as the eyes for the Stra- tegic Air Command (SAC). SAC does not maintain it's own warn ing system and depends on NORAD for information that enemy attack is impending. Then the massive retaliatory air arm would go into action.
 But NORAD's high officers feel inter service rivalry and a lack of authority vested in NORAD Commander Gen. Earle E. Partridge seriously jeopardizes the function and mission of the organization. NORAD stands by itself and is attached to no par ticular branch of the service.
 One ranking officer who de- clined to be identified, said:
 Sure, Gen. Partridge is com mander but he can't even hire and fire the field officers as signed to his outfit. They don't even have to tell him what they are doing with their units.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12
Daily Vacation Bible School To Be Held At Covenant Church


 Daily Vacation Bible School this year at the Mission Covenant Church will begin at nine am. Monday morning, May 18th and will continue for period of two weeks. The lessons this year center around the theme of Bible Sea adventures which are pub lished by the Gospel Light Press. All children who have reached the age of four or older are in- vited to come.
 A staff of 15 teachers will work together to make these two weeks profitable and enjoyable. Mrs. Earl Towner will be in charge of the Beginners Department, the Primary Division is under Mrs. Ken Anderson, Mrs. Spencer Strand heads up the Juniors and Mrs. Lloyd Sundstrom directs the Intermediates.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12
THE ONE THAT
 ALMOST GOT AWAY

BENNINGTON, N. H., R - Edward Hussey of Cambridge. Mass, is fisherman who can boast of the "big one" that did get away.
 The state fish and game de- partment said Wednesday Hussey recently hooked big rainbow trout on Whittemore Lake in Bennington-but his line broke.
 As he watched the fish swam away, Hussey made quick de- cision. He jumped into the water and grabbed the retreating end of the line. At the other end was 5-pound, 14-ounce trout.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12

to be nurse, you should consider one of the schools of Practical nursing. Preparation for Prac- tical nursing is shorter and less expensive. Because of the heavy demand, Practical nurses can also be assured of employment in a variety of fields.
 Practical nurses are specially trained to care for patients who are not acutely i'll, such as moth CTS and new babies, convales- cents, the aged and infrm and patients with chronic or handi- capping conditions. Just as the Registered nurse, the Practical nurse may work in hospitals, public health agencies, clinics, doctors offices, nursing homes, institutions, among others, and in almost any part of the world.
 Regardless of whether yoh study to be a Registered nurse or a Practical nurse, you will have the opportunity to serve your community with skill and understanding, gentleness and good judgment. You will gain security, personal qualification and an exciting new world.
 e 1858. Scherirg -noration
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12

HOUSTON, Tex, LR - Some one pointed out to the city council a provision in the new city code prohibits street cars from making unnecessary noise. Houston has not had a street car in 10 years and no one could figure out how the item got into the code, adop- ted in March.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12
w. s. C. s. Protests Closing On July l Of Seward San

SEWARD, - Objections to pro- posals for closing the Seward Sanatorium on July 1 were voiced by the WSCS of the Seward Memorial Methodist Church.
 The women pointed out that Dr. James R. Shaw, chief of the Indian Health Division of the Department of Health, Edu- cation and Welfare, told the Sen ate appropriations committee last week that he believed $65, 5,000,000 should be spent annually for In- dian health.
 His present budget calls for $40,0OO,000. The Seward wom- en comment: "What small portion of that $40,O00,000 it would take to hospitalize 40 or 50 TB patients at Seward San!"
 Closing of the hospital is be- ing considered because the U. S. Public Health Service is plan ming to no longer contract for care of native tuberculosis pa tients.
 If the sanatorium closes, all Alaskan white tuberculosis pa tients will have to be sent to the States for treatment.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12
N. Y. Ambulance Service
 Gives Up Its Coat of Arms"

NEW YORK, R LII The bat tie of the ambulances was won today by the Swiss consulate.
 Murray Moss, operator of pri- vate transport service, said that to keep peace with Switzer- 1and," he is going to remove from his vehicles what the consulate claimed as the country's coat of arms, a white cross on a red field.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12
% Eow9 Hr- @ A6I1
Should You Be A Nurse?

young girl much security choice o location community standing and personal does nu ing. Yet few others demand the same high qualities
 What qualities abilities does girl need be professional nurse? According League Nursing have
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12

Old Newspapers-25c a bundle For Packing, Painting or Puppies
 For Sale al inc Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-12

Letter-size and legal file folders
 available at The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
Nenana Pool Prize Set At
 slO4,5OO This Year

NENANA, Special HI The winning time of the Nenana Ice Classic will receive 04,500.00. The knife that cuts the line to the clock thus stopping it has been sharpened and set up in the tower ready to go. The clock is still locked in the safe and will not be installed in the watch mans shack until the ice begins to show signs of going out.
 This knife that cuts the line stopping the clock has operated on well over a million dollars in the past. So the people around Nenana call it the million dollar knife. Fred Mueller who does the rigging says he got the idea from the French guillotine. In fact the knife is nothing but a well sbarpened meat cleaver with a weight attached to give it plenty of force. Plane pilots flying between Nenana and Fair banks report that the river looks solid, no open holes anywhere. It has been freezing every night so far. Everyone around Nenana now predict a May breakup.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
Bio To Bring Alaska Statehood To Floor of the House Gains Support

WASHINGTON, R-The House Rules Committee met on Alaskan statehood legislation Thursday amid mounting pressure for early action.
 The bill has been before the committee for clearance for House consideration since last June. Only one meeting-a brief half-hour session last month has been held.
 A move to bypass the Rules body unless it acts quickly and favoTably gain e q important strength Wednesday in the per son of House Speaker Sam Ray burn.
 Rep. Ensle O-Calif) quoted the Speaker as expressing will ingness to recognize Engle for a motion to bring the Alaska bill directly to the House floor if the Rules group doesn't act promptly.
 Statehood advocates contend that action by the Rules Commit tee is being delayed by Chair man Smith D-VaO, who opposes the bill.
 At the brief March hearing
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
Cast of Born Yesterday ? Due Here Monday

The University of Alaska Drama Wc~-shcp oroup of nine players arc scheduled to arrive here Mon I~-- -7ornin for the perfrrnance of Born Yesterday" to be held Tuesday evening at the school torium.
 T'he c9st of eiaht students and 'acir director Voc Salibury will ~r'7A arse with five local members of the cast whose names will be an ornceG Monday. These have been chosen 3y Mrs. Cameron who is aesisF0g here with the group and seating arrangements.
 The Rotary Tub and the Home Arts committees headed by F. Rhc1e, Dorothy Grant, Joan Lam brecht and Emily Boucher re- port that accommodations have have been arranged for the cast as woll as arrangements for feed ing the group through the CO., operation of members of both or ganizations.
 The cast will be guests of in dividual members of the Cham Der of Commerce Monday noon and guests of the Rotary Club on
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
Chrysler Corporation Reports $15 Million Loss Already In '58

NEW YORK, R III The Chrysler Corp. reports a net loss of $15,- 139,802 in the first quarter of this year
 The company, which is among car makers hit hardest by the frightened auto market, also re- ports a 53 per cent drop in sales for the first three months of 1858.
 Chrysler's condition was re- vealed yesterday as the directors cut the quarterly dividend from 75 to 25 cents a common share. The dividend, the lowest since 1939, is payable June B.
 The net loss, by the company and it's wholly-owed subsidiaries, reported By president L. L. Col bert, was in sharp contrast to Chrysler's net earnings of $46,- 545, 5,521, or $534 share, in the similar three months of las year.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25

Tuesday roon Rotary Cub has set up their regular noon lunch con meeting to Tuesday for this purpose.
 The committee report that re- served seats are still available at the Drug Store or by phone reservation at the Nugget office
 This is the first time that a centre floor stage will be used here with the audience sitting all around the players.
 This comedy of a girl intellec- tually ''born yesterday, whose conscience stirs as her mind sharpens, was the outstanding laugh-provider of the postwar Broadway stage, running con- tinuously in New York for nearly four years. Paul Douglas and Judy Holiday rose to their pre- sent fame by performances as the irascible junk-dealer and his il- literate blonde.
 Alma King is to be seen in the part of the brassy ex-chorine who, under special tutoring to have her dumbness filed on, not only learns to nibble a canape daintily, but also picks up social conscience in the process. In the leading mans role opposite her will be Spence Blake, as the illiterate junk-dealer grown rich through wartime profiteering who makes the mistake of having his ex-chorus-girl companion ex- posed to some education.
 The tutor in the case is to be played by Bill Boucher, and Ron aid Buzby is acting the part of Ed Devery, the oncespromising attorney who now sells his tall ents Cat high price) to the vulgar, domineering tycoon.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25

Smith was the only committee member to question the lone wit ness to appear, Rep. O'Brien D-NY), chairman of the House Territories Subcommittee
 At that time, the Virginia Congressman questioned the wis dom of granting Alaska's 100000 population equal Senate repre- sentation with the 315 million residents of his home state. He questioned also whether land grant provisions of the bill would not constitute a maior giveaway of natural resources which he said belonged to all residents of the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
Elya Ahrnasuk and Gene Amidon Are Wed Wednesday

Elva Ahnasuk, daughter of Harold Ahmasuk became the bride of Gene Amidon We'd nesday evening in lovely cere- mony at Our Savior's Lutheran Church with Rev T. Knudson performing the ceremony. The bride in white nvlon lace, carrying a white Bible was given in marriage by her father and her attendants were Lorena Hor- ton and Hannah Ahmasuk both in gowns of soft blue carrying taisman roses. The ring bear CT was the little brother of the bride Daniel Ahmasuk.
 The groom was attended by K. P. Horton and Art Sandstrom as usher.
 Appropriate music was played on the organ by Alex McInnes. Following the ceremony a re- Iception was held at the Boring Sea Club for the many friends of the couple.
 The groom who has been sta- l toned here with the U. s. Air Force was scheduled to leave today for re-assignment. The bride will leave soon for Fort
 Shaw, s. C., and join her
 husband after a visit with her new relatives in Wisconsin.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
 at The Nugget
NoTIcE

NOTICE Sales Tax Reports on retail sales and services for the quarter endinq March 3l. must be in the City Clerks Office by Wednesday. April 30. 1858.
 Robert F. Scott
 City Clerk Publish April 21-23-25-28-30,
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25

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