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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25
RELP-WoMEM

cLERK-TYPIsT for tAE and title
eeilent working conditions IN air
conditioned once. days per
week; must be above average
mist Call MR.. HICKEY, ia.
p.2D00 ROYAL MOTORS. 400
Ga. ave NV.
CLERk-TYPIsT. with some skill In
SHORTHAND, to assume secretartal
duties in large mortgage banking
and real estate Arm, experience
IN processing morteage loans help
iul but not essential ideal down
town location; air-e0nd. bldg.:
many employe benefits; salary
Ma $4,000.
cLERK-TYPIsTs, white, age 1888.
exc. not necessary, sal, open. r
4 HUMPHREYS and SONS. Real
tors. Call MA. $1,000.
CLERK TYPS.. white. many, h.sR.
pref, some. with college, 1880
wpm,; , days, interesting. $50
soNNEL suite a3e 'solther1 Bids
hO9 10Th 81. NV. az II, DI. 1882
CLERK TYPIsTi 5 days, permanent
position. experience. Apply Mon
BLANcH co INC, ana I ST. NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT. white; dictaphone
or soundseriher exper.; hours,
$40 10 :: 500 week in Bethesda
Chevy Chase area. Can Mr.
THOMPSON. OIL. 6-7s00.
CLERk-TYPIsT- DIcTAPHoNE oP-
orator, varied duties. for in-
suranee co. claim ONCE. exper
desirable. Apply MERIC NJ
SURETY CO. 59i Southern Bldg
or call RE 7-17l1
CLERK-TYPIsT. Bethesda area;
work With figures, Call MR.
TOWNSEND. OIL. $500,
elk. -TYPISTs, sTENos., BKKPRs
We Specialize In These Positions
ATLAS AGCY.. l420N Y Ave. N w
CLERK -TYPIST
Exper. office worker, age 80;
ability to handle busy
phone; good salary, excel.
working condS.; prompt
advancement; refs. re-
quired. Report for inter-
view, MR.. KRESSIN, 500
New York Ave. NV.
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Switchboard Operator
CLERKS
AND TYPISTS

We are now employing for Once M.
sitlons. which will omen In early
sept. No selling is involved This is
an ideal way for housewives and
motherS TO. earn extra money need.
e. ior the holidays and while earn
eongenial group. Aee from IL Ia
90 4o-hr. work week from $40
TO ., Mon. through Fri.
In brief, confidential resume pleass
tell US about your education ioh
experience, age and length Of time
asVahable for employment. Box
2l4-M Star
rELLER-some college. Attractive,
GOOD W(hgures. will train SOS
COLUMBIA EMPL.. l34l g NV.
TRAINEE, learn payroll. some typ
TO $3.50. POTOMAC EMPL.. 1914
Wilson blvd, Arl IA 100000
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WATCH
AND
JEWELRY ESTIMATOR

Must be qualified matchmaker, or
have extensive estimating eX-
perience } day. 40 hour week,
zoe discount on purchase, and
many other benefits.
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sALEsWoMAN on a {

SALESWOMAN on commission
basis 10 visit Architects, Dec
orators. and fine Retailers 20 sell
top ilight wallpapers and fabrics,
mostly Traditional With some
Contemporary, commission ar
Philadelphia 1, Pa.
sALEswOMAN. exp. lady's cloth
ING, Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING CO., 7O3 9TH st, NV.
SALESWOMEN. exDer. sull and
part time. Fine sportswear snops.
Conn. ave, and ATl,. Va. CASUAL
SECRETARY, exper.. good skilis es-
sential. unlimited advancement
opportunities, 5-day wk., pleasant
working conditions and many
ganization located In BeItsylIle.
Nd. Must provide own transpor-
tation, WE, 5-20O0 for appt.
SECRETARIES white. all kinds 10
days, short hrs. Jr. and sr.,
S3,400-S3. BOO-Sl,e00 to start.
Good futures, v. WOOD PERSON
MEL, Suite 232, Southern bldg,
sV3 9th st. NV, al H, Df.
SECRETARIES, steno. beg and
exper 70 OPENINGS daily S65-
bookprs See Dol Reed at PE sFs.
NV sT a-a664
SECY. -RECPT.. for eve dr., 5-day.
20 hr. week. Agail. immed. Rapid
typiSt, knowledge OF dictaDhone
ana cleo. typewriter. S15 to start
Rapid advancement. Interviews
daily Q TO y p m. at $500 Bait
Ave. Hyattsville, Md.
S-E-C-R-E- T-A-R-I-E-S
STENOGRAPHERS
a variety OF good Jobs
COLUMBIA. EMPLs 1871 O NV.
SECRETARIES
TYPISTS
We have secretarial and
tipping career positions va
cant, in different subject
matter areas. They in
clude: music, school adj
miniStration, research.
educational standard.
health, adult education,
public relations, publica-
tionS. Secretaries must be
able to accurately type As.
w.p.m., and take short
hand at 80 w.p.m. Typists
must be able to type accu-I
rately As w.p.m. Please
call AID. 4-4855, Ext. 246,
for an appointment.
NATIONAL, EDU ASSN
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SECRETARY AND ASST.
STENOGRAPHER

Under IS, for permanent position.
Win consider recent graduate
having good knowledge of short
hand and tipping. 5-day. 37iz-
hour week Group insurance BEN
efits, annual and sick leave, air
conditioned Offices. economical en-
plove cafeteria. Apply Gle am.
and pa pm. Personnel once. LIST
floor. EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO, 1900 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV
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TRANSCRIBERS

age 25-40. TO transcribe business
correspondence. using modern cleo
lIlc. typewrtters and the latest in
Dictaphone equipment. You should
9e an experienced transeriber, a
fast. accurate typist and excel. in
English grammar and composition
Ours is a large organization offer
ing many employe dement's The
salary for these positions Is COM
parable 70 your ability and COM
petenee. Write in confidence. Civ
ing full particulars to Box 299-M
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SALESLADIES

Experienced. for our dress and
sportswear dept. Fun and part
time Excellent earnings Company
benefits Apply Nh PASSERO
3rd floor. BOND CLOTHES. 1885
z st. NV.
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SIIuATIORS--W0MEN

sEC f.-CLk.-TYPIsT, Trustworthy,
white ~. payroll. warts rsEpop-
sible pos immed. 5 dd. ~. 9-5pp7.
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COLLEGE GRADUATES

To compose letters and handle gen.
eral business correspondence: no
tipping required Box 392-T, Star.
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sTENoGRAPHER

Young Girl for varied elerica
duties In advertising department
Of weekly magazine. Should have
shorthand speed OF so w.p.m. anc
typing speed Of 80 w.pm. Genera
once experience required. Many
company benefits.
CALL FE. 3-7400. EXT. $50
BETWEEN Q AN. AND S PM
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MAN OR WOMAN, prefer with car.
Tor cashier and seneral duty in
cafeteria. Govt. bldg; 5-day Wk,;
best working conditions. See Mr..
Basil. 1905 Z st. NV. between
: and II am. on Monday.
WATKINS ROUTE AVAIL, full or
part time; average $3.50 hr,
Apply 139 18th st. ne.
EARN UP TO 500 PER WK. in
your spare time: no exper needed,
CAL HI NOON, AID. 10000.
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SALESLADY

Experienced selling j Miss sp-
parel for ~hop in Sethssda SD
Excel salary. plus comm Ideal
working conditions. EmplOYe bene-
ITS Apply TOBTS JR MISS
FASHIONS G2l9 Wisconsin ave
Bethesda Nc
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StenOgranher

5-day, 36i4-hour week: paid COM
psny benefits. chance for advance
ment; excellent working condE
Apply REMINGTON RAND. 1915
I St nv.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-02-26
Gle ean-UD Camp aign

Mr. Thomas Stevens Public Health Service
Sanitar ian, Valentine, Arizona, sent the
folloWine letter to the people in Surai:
IT would apnraci ate it very much if you
woul9 rass these words to the S,Dni Indi IN
ani1ias down there. This is in regards
to a Cleanup Car0aien on the SlDai Reser-
vation, mainly garbage ano refus7 disposal,
to he disposed prop 7rly. Each Family is
request ted end urged to participate in this
caIloaign. Clean u2 their gerbece End refus
around their hones end premises. Do not
leave them in les around near the
homes. Each family easily d1srosa Of
their garbaee end refuse rror 8r1y by
digging 2 cit near their homes lerce end
deep enough to take ca~e Of the rur hish.
MIR. Noah Norman, Aree Soniteri On fr on Phoe
nix End myself wi IL make trin down there
sometime to make inspections Of faci1itie
on the Supai Indien Res erve tion.h
1t would be good if each family would dig
q hole and cut a1l the tin cans, ola rats,
End other thincs in it. When 1T is full
it be great if every fairly in Su7ai had
toilet3 There would be less ST ckness if
we haa fewer flies an6 filth around the
houses. And it would be lot less en-
barr assine if home ha6 one. Let's all get
busy enc clean Surai w thi Soring and
make it rs clean end pretty outs iders
think it is.
O. ~to11 loA -
The Supai weekly news., 1958-02-26

RA~a N~-,--D-h. &c, 1865
What dc you supOOsa those f1aeh1ikht Gie-
nails mean that have been seen at nj Pht1
Lucinda Watch oni2ie an3 Sylvia Haridreek,
who attend the Theodore Roosevelt Boaraing
School at Ft. Apache, Arizona, have been
put up ahead g grade in their school work.
Coed for you, girls. Keep no the good
work; We are PROUD Of you!
Patsy and "Cottontail" Chambers are good
fri ends. She takes care IF hin while Mrs.
Chambers teeches the Bible Club etc.
Little Carol Lane has been takine few
steps. She was one year old Nondey.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-02-26
koril 9Th IS Zpstar Sun ay. i.

Reed Watahori eie has Eean tusy painting
the OLD Lodge the past week.
Ida Ii icava raIe sone cf th1se delicious
thin tortillas and took then to the
Chomb ers' last week.
A letter came from sophie Burden in Wick
enburo seyin9 she wcul} be c0mine down
&c visit about Nay 5th. She is anxious
t. come Gown an9 cam end enjoy the
beauties Of Hevasu Canyon.
tt is rally ? heln when some Of you folks
brine news in to Mrs. Collins. Not many
Of you 40 it thoueh. If you foreet about
it write it down On 2 niece Of naror end
leave 1t In the Store or POST Office. The
newsnanar eoee ell over the Uni I'd States
end neorle like to hear about you folks.
We DO not rrint the bad thines that hacpen;
we want the good things--and th7 funny
too.
The Putesoy fomily helrea Chick work on
his house Sun0ey.
Gossins
Says Gossin One to G0ssio Two,
"Whil lie shorrine in the town,
Ole HI stress Try to remarked,
Sni tn loupht his GOODS from ProNn.n
Says Gossio Two to Gossip Three,
Who cast her eyeli's Gown,
"I've heard 1t seia, today, ny friend.
Smi tn cot his goods from Brown
Says Gossip Three to Gossio Faur,
Vi tn 2reth1n0 Of froNn,
"I've heard strange news, what GO you think7
Smith took $his GOODS from Brown"
Says Gossin Four to Gossir Fiva,
Who b1aze6 it iround the town,
VI I've hear3 today such shocking news,
Smi tn stole his coods from Brown
on1 the truth sha71 make Won free
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1441 K ST. sE.-s52.50
bath. porch. stove: redec.: indiv.
heat and utilities.
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ARL., WestoveT-1 bedrm.. dtnette.
kit, liv. rm.. bath; "a blk: TO pus'
heat furn.; $50. JE. 2,27S3.
ARL., N.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,. pvt.
bath; phone: convenient to buses.
Utils. incl. IA. 2-2211.
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/ BLK. FIT. MYER, 5 min. Penta-
gor, 10 min. D. C.-Garden-type
bldg. Nice furn., pvt, parking. z
bedrms.. S99.50 plus utils. Avail
Feb. Is. 1915 N. Quinn St. IA. 2
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ARL.-Bed. -liv. nm. lge. kit, din.
pvt. bath: blk. bus. stores; reas.
Tnnv nants ION Lakewood.
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1RL; 1890 y. sSS gIN ~ Sn, unit
s SEg 10 iD ut sDt n SYO 5 ais0 7Bi4s
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$40 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
Apt. bldg. ct Naval Gun Factory:
2 rms. Kit. and bath. from So so
T ,5,s , rms.s ~: and bath $3.50
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ARL.-Close-in. 1-bedrm. apt.
attrac. furn.. parouet mrs, SUPER
sound insulation, 3 Ice. closets.
PARK 800. IA. 5-6534.
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PRS WELCOME-Near TT. Bel
voir. a-bedrm. trailer, lge. wood
ed lot. SO. Phone SO. 5-442s
ARL. N.-Small l-bedrm. nicely
furn. apt. In apt. bldg. Conv. area.
SS5. utils. incl ia. 2-37O5.
MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS
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Me-, near new Emergency, 443O
iiv rm kit. and tiled bath;
small I'm. study or sew. rm. 10
bsmt.. plus ldry, area; S75 incl.
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37OI COLUMBIA PIKE. Arlington--
Large bed. living room, large kltcn-
en-. $685. mo. open IL to 3. .
APPEALING and comfortable l.
bedroom apt. avail. immed.. here
yenient location between Natl
Airport and Alexandria. S77 90,
incl. all utils. Res. Mgr. .1lQ3
Portner road. Apt. lis, KI. 9-493o,
or SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. Ma.
Rol4S
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1434 HARVARD ST. .N.W.-2-hed-
rm. apt. porch: redec.; SIS mo-,
utils. incl. Res. mgr. Apt. "a.
18th ST. NV, 1922, Apt. g.
open. rms. plus kit, pantry
and b.: redee.; free pking. space
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20iO KALORAMA m NV

" BLOCK FROM CONN. AvE.1
Modern elevator building, desirable
apt. consisting Of large Lying room,
bedroom, kitchen and bath--SS5 90
per month includes utilities. TO
inspect: see Res. MET. or Janitor.
H. L. RUST CO.
1901 18th st. NV. Ma. $500
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0EoRdEToWN. 5oss N st. SW.--
l-rm. apt: util. furn.; cow. tran
$50. MRS. WHALEN. Pc. 3-3295
GEORGETOWN. N st. = Bachelor
apt: newly decorated; Ice, rm
overlooking river: bath; refTigera.
tor; S55. KE. 6-92o1.
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$40 HAMILTON ST. N.W.-Desir-
able 1-bedrm. apt; new kitchen
equipment: next door Methodist
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8l5 18th ST. N.W.-Conveniently
located downtown. excellent neigh
borhood: efficiency apt: S67 so.
Call res. mgr. Mrs. Lane, NE.
S-1692 or SHANNON L. LUCHS
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NEAR
BOILING AND ANDREWS FIELDS
$50. CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
,,2-bedrm. apt. S69.50. bet. bldg.
AZ OUTSIDE rooms: Adults only
1908, Res. Mgr. will show.
3343 C ST. s.E.-Lovely redec
* rooms, kitchen, bath and dinette
I72S Z. CAPITOL sT.-s rooms
kichen and bath; redec.; S45
.2106 N ST. N.W.-2 rooms
Kitchen and bath; redec.; S55.
.414 18th ST. Me- rooms
kitenen and bath; redec. See ian.
-. HARRISON d ADAMS
932 4 st, NV. MA. S-93OS
1925 N ST. NV.
LIZ. rm., bedrm., kit. and hath
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APIS. FuRMIsRED-vA.

ALEXANDRIA. dowptown--S SIS 70
$3.50, all utils. incl. Call TIE.
6-6670 between 10 am. and s pm.
ALEX.-Bedrm.. liv. rm., kit, bath
~ ~ 81 sSleS TE a,Sasa' ~ ''
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SOMERSET HOUSE

Attrae rms III and hath.
also / nm. and bath; new Frigidaire,
elev. and switchboard, ldry. facils.
Apply Res. MGR. or cali HO. 2-O576,
LEO M BERNSTEIN a. CO., Agent.
SOUTHEAST
554 PORTLAND ST., Apt. 2 =
$3.50. 1-bedrm. duplex; newly
decorated. Key 537 Neweomb St.,
1909 GOOD HOPE RID. Apt. g
$50, 1-bedrm. duplex: newly dec
GRATED. Kew Apt. 1. WALKER a.
DUNLOP, INC, CO. 5-0222.
THE BARBARA
81 Maryland ave. NE lge. rms. >.
md moor, new fixtures and equipped
for air conditioner: redec.: see so.
STEuART BROS, INC, DI. 1895,
DI. 7-2434.
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ALEx.-FT. BELVOIR Area q. 8.
Rte. /; $40 mo. Also furn. house;
$50 mo. JE, 3-S693
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ALEX. Groveton--2 rms, bath,
hallway, pvt: entr.; washer. large
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ALEX.-Liv. rm., kit, comb. bed
Fm., bath, nice neighborhood.
block to bus: adults. TIE. 6-6435.
ARLINGTON-2-bedrm furn. apt,
500 no. utils; incl, ! door to
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LOOK AT THESE


$40 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
heat. gas. stove and refgr. incl.
2 rms, kit. and bath. from $50 so.
Three rms, Kit. and BATH $3.50,
18th month free upon SIGNING lease.
l1o N CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
On Capitol Htll--Apt. bldg; heat
Eit; and bath; $40. / rna., kit. and
I441 K ST. sE.-s52.5O
No. 3-Two rms. dinetfe.. kit, and
bath, porch. stove: redec.: indiv.
heat and utilities.
2 nth ST. s,E,-S47.50
Apt. 21-2 rms, kit. and bath
stove and heat incl. Jauitor on
premises.
$40 L, CAP. ST. NH-ss1.So
No. "a rms. kit, bath. open
Ala SEWARD 50. s.E,-se5.7o
stove, refer. and utils. incl. Redec.
z 5th Sc. sE.-s150 "a.
RESTORED CAPITOL HILL
2 apts., consisting Of As. each;
min. 4 rms. and bath each: stove,
refer. and utils. incl.
1881 E ST. s.E-s57.S0
No. 1-2 rms, kit. and bath;
stove, refgr.. indiv. heat and tttils
Being redecorated.
115 D ST. s.E.-sss
No. 22--Apt house, on Capitol
Hill; lRe.. completely modern, /.
bedrm apt; janitof service and
heat included.
ISIS MINI. AVE. Sc.
One rnn., lit. and bath; $50. Two
rms. kit and bath; SIS; utils.
1925 21st PL. S.E.-S60
No. 1.-Two rms, kit. bath, porch,
stove. refgr. and heat included.
427 MELLON ST. s.E.-s52.B0
No. son Nichols ave. In Congress
Hts. 2 rms. dinette. kit. and bath.
Stove and refgr. Individ. heat and
utils. Key 43l. No. 2.
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GEORGETOWN-l-bedroom apt.
avail. March /. $40. Call Re.
Q1at0 aftar q -
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ARL., N.-Nicely furn. l-bedrm;
APT; with a. lv R6 5a f. OF Pst Nom n
CURE AGENCY. il. s.2S0O. ewes.
JE. 2-S566.
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ARL. s., 800 28th St rms, kit,
bath, PVT; entr. 5 Minis; to Penta-
Ron. Adults. OF. 4-9O34.
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GEORGETOWN-charming i-bed-
rni. patio apt; disposal dish
washer lge. closets: pvt. entr.;
Si30. 1882 3Oth st. NV. DE. 2
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ARL.-Attr. / bedrm.. End a.. du-
pick: mr.. bus, shops: no children.
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ARL.--Lovely, clean 1-bedrm. apt.
loe, S11o. KE. s-o72o' IA.
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ARL.. Clarendon area--1 and 2
rm. apis: $50 and $50 mo. incl.
everything ia. 7-0670.
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ARL., I411 N. Rolfe--1-bedrm. apt.
500 per mo-; 2-hedrTn. apt. .S13b
per mo-, util. incl. Nicely furn.'
on 2 bus lines. 10 min. Pentagon'
IA TQ1Oq
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PLEASANT -Apt. bldg; l rm,,
equipped kit. and bath, S47 so
plus cleo. Key with janitor, VIM.
J. DAVIS, INC. 500 H st. NV.
MA. S-3556.
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ll6 N CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
On On, c apt: H.tll--ARt; BLDG heat
nc, and bath: SO. i ! Sm.. Kit. and
bath. SIS.
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6EORGET0WN--LTe., 2 bedrms.
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and bath;
front and rear entr.; heat incl;
recently redec.: S126. FE. 7-156C
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
Dice Times" de Londrss
Amendzu q I. u.
Ell NeUtruhsmc


L0NDRES, agosto 20 CUPID
Ell diario "The Times" ad-
vierte hoy que Ell neutralismo en-
la America Latina, Sc estA con-
virtiendo en- una creciente anne
naza a los Estados Unidos.
En- un editorial titulado "La
Lucia por la America Latina"
Ell diario hace notar que una
reciente encuesta de la opinion
publica, acerca del h~ipotetico Ca
so de un conflicto entire Ell Este
Y Ell 0este, demostr6 que mas
del so por ciento de los latino
americanos, votaron por la neu.
tralidad.
"Con la extension del vote '
gracias a los lideres demag6si.
cos, como Per6n y Vargas, Ell
pueblo esta sintiendo SUI poder,"
dice Ell peri6dico.
"Senalan Clos latinoamerica-
nos) que han recibido solo una
Fraction de la ayuda y aten-
cion que los Estados Unidos han
dispensado a otros lugares''.
Sehala luego THE Times" que
algunos dirigentes latinoameri-
canos no comparten la preocu-
pacion de los Estados Unidos
acerca de los peligros del CO.
munismo".
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
Marina de {. u. Anuncia Tener
.Tipo de HeIice Tan Imporante
Para Buques Como Motores JET

WASHINGTON, agosto
27-(UPI)-La secretarfa de
marina anunci6 hoy ell descu-
brimiento de una nueva hell
; que segun afirma, ha de ser
tan importante para la pro-
pulsi6n de buques como ell.
motor a reacci6n ha sido pa
ra los aeroplanos.
Esta helice de concepto re-
vollcionario, que usa ciertos
principles del diseno de hell
ces de aviaci6n dara por re-
sultado importantes aumen.
tos de la velocidad de los bu-
ques futuros segun la arma-
da.
Sc califica a la nueva hell
Sc, de primer paso de avaIl-
ce a traves de la barrera de
la cavitacion' y Sc dice que
es un progreso sin preceden-
ties en- los ultimos 30 amos de
adelsntos de la hidrodinami-
ca.
"Cavitacion" es ell termino
empleado, en- Ell lenguaje ma
rino, para describir la bolsa
de vapor que Sc forma detras
de ma helice naval, que gira
. gran velocidad Cuanto mas
raridamente gira la helice,
mayor Va haciendose IA Dol
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
Intercede Ell
Gobierno por
Ninos Negroes
aposto

WASHINGTON, agosto %.
-(UPD-El gobierno pidi6 a
la Corte Supreme de Justicia
que autorice que los siete ninos
negros que ell ano pasado asis-
tieron a la Escuela Superior
Central de Little Rock, vuelvan
este ano a classes cuando estas
Sc reanuden ell 8 de septiembre.
Actuar de otra manera, dice
ell gobierno, seria privarlos ode
sus ~garantias constitucionales".
Acusa a la Junta Escolar de Lit
tie Rock de resistir al "pequeno
grupo" de ciudadanos que lu-
chan contra la integracion en-
csc establecimiento.
Ell escrito del gobierno fue
presentado al Tribunal dos no.
ras antes de iniciarse la session
extraordinaria especial a que
fue convocado para que, segun
Sc espera aclare por primera
vez que quiso decir la corte Ell
81 de mayor de 1855, cuando
orden6 que la integraci6n ra-
cial EN- las escuelas publicas Sc
applique y con toda deliberate
rapidez."
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-29
TERRORISTAS ARGELINOS
HAGEN ESTALLAR TANQUES
De GAS0LINA EN- FRANCIA
A Pesor de Fuertes cuurdios de seeuridod

FL fuego de los incendios ar
di6 hasta al amanecer, GUAM
do los bomberos comenzaron
a dominarlo. Uno de los ar
gelinos que colocaron las bonn
bas, fue herido de bala. La
policia cree que tambien To-
gro HERR a un segundo, que
pudo huir.
Todas las instalaciones Pc
troleras de Francia fueron CO.
locadas bajo fuertes guardias
despues del estallido de vio-
lencia del ultimo lunes, dia
en- que fueron voladas tres i'm
portantes refinerias en- Ell me
diodia de Francia. A pesar de
la guardia, los argelinos To-
graron volar hoy los dos tan
Ques en- Ruan.
BATIDAS- DE LA POLICIA
PARIS, agosto 28.-(UPD-
La policia inici6 una serie de
batidas, entire los argelinos
que viven en- la IONA de Pa
ris, para tratar de hallar a
quienes dieron muerte a cua-
tro policias en- I'm estallido de
terrorismo ell lunes Iltimo.
Mas de 200 argelinos fueron
detenidos en- las batidas poll
ciales, llevadas a cabo en- toda
la ciudad despues de la me-
dianoche. Muchos fueron sa-
cados de la CANA en- los dis
tritos del norte de la ciudad a
los que Sc denomina "peque-
ma Argelia."
Camiones policiales llevaron
a los argelinos al estadio del
Palais DIES Sports, donde equi-
pos especiales revisaban sus
documentos de identidad e
interrogaban a los detenidos.
Fl Palais des Sports fue en-
pleado tambien, para interro-
gar a los que Sc sospechaba
de haber colaborado con los
nazis, despues de la segunda
guerra mundial y, durante la
ocupacion, fue utilizado por
los alemanes como campo de
prisioneros.
Las batidas fueron parte de
las medidas de seguridad, to-
madas en- toda Francia, luego
de la ola de terrorismo del
lunes pasado. Todas las licen-
cias de los policias fueron can
celadas y fuertes guardias CO.
locadas en- los edificios de CO.
municaciones y de las indus
trias capitales.