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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
(Viene de IL PflmeraD
PLAN EMPLEO. INAUGURARA
DOS pUENTES

DO6 OGLN A20
SAN JUAN.-Este mes Sc inau.
guraran dos puentes construidos
bajo los auspicios del Programa de
Empleo Civico de la Administra.
ci6n de Programs Sociales del
Departments de Agriculture y
Concrete
Ell primerO de estos proyectos Of
I'm puente de hOrmig6n armada
c%onstruido en- Ell Sector "Los Du-
ros" del Barrio Saltos de Orocovis,
cuya Inauguration jueves 10 de
junie.
Ell segundo puente radica en- la
Comunidad Monteria del Barrio
Paste de Coamo y Sc inaugurara ell
sabado q de JUNO del ano en- eur
so.
Ell puente construido en- ell Ba-
rrio Saltos de Orocovis permite Ell
cruce de vehiculos y de peatones
sobre la quebrada Coli, a Ia termi-
naci6n de la Gale Los Duros de la
IONA orbana de Orocovis.
Con la construction de este
puente los vecinos del Barrio San
tos han resuelto 81 dificil problema
de communication entire sus casas y
la iona urbana de Orocovis, espe-
cialmente en- epocas de lluvia,
cuando las crecienteS de Ia que
brada Coli interrumpen las comu-
nicaci6n entire los Barrios Saltos
y Pueblo
Segun lnformo Ell Secretario de
Agriculture y Concrete, sehor Luis
Rivera Santos, e, costo de este pro.
veto assemble s $2,314, de los
cuales ell Gobierno aporto $1,O14,
que representa- ell A por ciento del
valor total del proyecto. Los veci.
nos hicieron su aportaci6n en- ma
no de obra gratuita y voluntaria
por I'm valor equivallente a $1,000
LEY FACILITA vENTA
SOLAR A OBISPADO ST
SAN JUAN.-Una ley firmada
por ell g%obernador Luis NUM- Ma
rim facilita, segun Sc informa, ell
tramite Official mediante ell cual
ell Obispsdo en- San Juan podria ad.
quirir, al precio de tasaci6n que fl,
ie ell Departments de Hacienda,
un solar en- Santurce Il, propiedad
pubfica, de alrededor de 900 me.
tros.
Ell referido solar forma parte de
los terrenos del Departamento de
Salud y colinda con los ~terrenos
en- donde ubica la Academia del
Sagrado Coraz6n en- la parada 10
de Ia avenida Ponce de Leon, San.
turce.
Ell op Ell obispo James P. Da.
Wis. de la diocesis de San Juan ha.
ce amos lie comunlc6 personalmen-
tie al %gohernador Munoz Marin Ell
interes de la Iglesia Cat6lica en-
San Juan por adquirir esa propie'
dad para ampliar las facilidades
educativas de Ia referida Acade.
mia. /
En- ell solar que interesan com.
prar las autoridades ecleSiasticas
hay dos dificioS con ofieinas del
Departments de Salud. En- 1854
Sc APROBo POR LA Asamblea lie
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DiARI0 Las AMERICAS Pt

amos, Sc realizan investigaciones,
va que la madre de la menor no
Sc muestra preocupada por Ell des-
tino, que pueda haber tenido. Ma.
nuel Gonzalez, Hernandez, deteni-
do en- ell hotel Yumiri de Matanzas,
dijo haber intervenido en- ell se-
cuestro de la menor y complico a
un matrimonio en- Ell hecho. Sc esti
ma que ell matrimonio en- question
quiere utilizar la nina en- impiorar
Ia carload puhlica.
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AHORA
Wiene de la Primeral

supercheria por destacados in
vestigadores norteamerieanos, v
los Wales de los pescadores vas.
cos de b~allenas y de bacalaos
que va operaban por las costas
del Canada, igual que 10 hacen
ahora, cuando acababan de ha-
GER los bisabuelos de CristobaI
Colon.
'Ahora, en- Brasil, vuelve a pro-
ducirse una nueva y sensational
declaration. Hace unos dias,
ell professor Joaquin Ribeiro ha
sostenido en- una conferencia
que los arabes navegaron hasta
las costas americans mucho
antes de 1892.
Segun ell professor Ribeiro, ell
descubrimiento arabe Sc pro-
dujo en- ell siglo x y para clio
Sc apoya en- la cronica de Don
Joao, escrita por ell h~istoriador
Damiao Gois en- ell siglo XI. Sc
gun este historiador portugues,
ell celebre Infante Don Enrique
10 Saba por informaciones reci-
bidas de los moros expertos en-
la navigation de las costas
americans.
Asimismo, ell DR.. Ribeiro Sc
nala que en- los mapas medieval
les confeccionados por los arabes
muchas regiones de la costa
atlantica americana tienen nom.
bres arabes. Y sostienen: 81 los
navegantes arabes llegaron hasta
ALI, ipor que no pensar que
desembarcaron en- tierras ameri-
canas?
Pero, frente a todas estas teo-
rias discutibles, queda como
hecho acceptable historicamente,
sin duda alguna, la navegacion
de tres carabelas espaiolas, fl
nanciadas por Espana, con tri-
pulaciones hispanas y mandadas
por Crist6bal Colon, que salie-
ron del puerto de Palos, en- la
actual provincial de Huelva, para
realizar una de las mas extraor-
dinarias gestas de la Historic
universal.
Gracias al ndiscutible descu-
brimiento de Cristobal Colon,
Sc terminaron los grandes miste-
rios de la geografia terrestre y
va solo quedan los que pueda
ofrecer la Antartida y algunas
zonas relativamente pequefas de
la Amazonia y de ciertos terri
torios asiaticos y cceapicos.
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Pinar del Rio, Sc sraduaron 1s
alumnoS en- las especialidades de
Radio y Electricidad de aviones,
mecanica de motores, de avisci6n
y mecanica de p~laneadores. Con
este motive Sc celebro un aeto al
cual concurrieron funcionarios del
Ministerio de Education.
SECUESTRO DE UNA MIA
BESIDE Matanzas Sc informo que
en- relaci6n con el secuestro de la
nina Maria Mercedes Arias, de 6
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ESTADISTAS CONTRA
AUMENTO DE LA DEUDA
PUBLICA

La alta direction del Partido Els.
tadista Republican, Pu%ertorrique.
no, reunida en- causa con los legis.
ladores estadistas n ambas CANA
ras, acordo por unanimidad, opo.
'nerse tenazmente y votaarle en-
contra a TODD aumento que Sc pre-
tenda hacer al actual limete que
fila Ell Estatuto de Relaciones Fee
derales al margen p~restatario de
Ia Isla.
Sc hizo claro en- la reunion del
Comite Directive y de los legisla.
dores de! PERP que dicha colec-
tivldad politica en- ninguna forma
Sc opondra nj Votara en- contra de
nlnguna forma Sc opondra nj vo-
tara e n contra de ninguna medi.
da que tienda a fortalecer ell prin-
clpio de "gobierno propoio" para
Puerto Rico, como por ejemplo ell
que Sc incluya en- la Constitution
del Ella la limitaci6n al margen de
nuestra deuda pdblica.
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@sk
viene de La Pag. s -

- viene de La Pag. s 80
DR.. Papanicoloaou, pionero de la
citologia en- Nueva York y con Ell
DR.. Ernest Ayre, Director del ms
tituto del Cancer de Miami. Invita-
ron al DR.. Ayre a visitar Buenos Al
res.
Ell DR.. Ayre, o ell Dr. Terzano
y ell DR.. Jose Mezzadre, demostra-
ron a Williams la gran importan-
cha de la citologia EN- la reduction
de la mortalidad por ell cancer, por
medic de un temprano descubrl-
miento; y tambien en- como la SEN
cillez del metodo, en- manos de Pc
ritos 10 hacia tan effective.
La F~undaci6n Williams proper
ciono entonces fondos suficlentes
para establecer ell "Centro de Cito-
logia', ell primero en- Sur America,
bajo la direction del DR.. Terzano,
Recientemente los esposos WI
lliams pararon en- Miami en- su
viaje a Nueva York, para visitar al
DR.. Ayre, a quien habian visto ha-
ce dos amos, durante su gira por
| Sur America, en- pro de la cito'o-
gia. En- Miami, los esposos Wi
lliams recorrieron ell Institute del
Cancer, en- donde tantos medicos
Iatinosmericanos han estudiado las
tecnicas "salva-vidas" del examen
citol6gico.
Los esposos Williams snunciaron
su plan de ayudar a establecer un
nuevo miembro de 10 familia clint
ca citol6gica en- Montevideo, Uru'
quay, bajo los auspicios de la Fun
dacion Williams. Ell DR.. Salo Wa.
inrach, que estudi6 en- ell Institute
Ell aho pasado, dirigira Ell nuevo
centre.
Los esposos williams Sc encuen'
tran actualmente en- Copenhagen,
on donde seran huespedes del rey
de Dinamarca. Durante la guerra
Of rey otorg6 al Sr. Williams, lo'
mas altos honores concedidos POI
81 gobierno de aquel pals por ser
vieios q Dinaxharca.
a. r. T-F r -TlN"'
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que Con Facutades Legis|atiyaseI Console de Ministries de Cuba

la adaptation de los antiques edi-
ficios que ocupaban ell Regimiento
Placido, en- la ciudad de Matanzas
a fin de instalar en- ellos la Escue-
la Normal para Maestros, la de
Kindergarten, la Junta Electoral,
la Escuela Anexa Primaria y la Es-
cuela Primaria Superior de aquella
ciudad. Finalmente, Sc dio cuenta
en- la nota Official que ell Consejo
acord6 dejar sin efecto ell decreto
presidential 3,436 de Nov. 1857,
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informo que solamente queda mo-
liendo en- la presente zafra Ell CEN
trail Tanamo en- la provincial de
Oriente, habiendo finalizado va sus
labores todos los ingenios de la re-
publica.
TECNICOS GRADUADOS
En- la Escuels Tecnica de Aero
nautica, DR.. Aurelio Fernandez
Concheso, situada en- San Julian,
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Fere 0pina Ia Gobernaci6n de Ia
|sIa Debe Limitarse a Dos Perlodos

tiva de Puerto Rico la Ley hume
70 50 autorizando al Secretario de
Obrss Publicas a venderle ell pc.
dio a la Iglesia cuando ell Departa-
mento de salud mudase de ALI sus
oficlnas. La nueva ley en- que Sc
conviriti6 aver la Resolution Con-
junsa de- Senado BIT enmienda ell
estatuto de 1854 disponiendo aho.
ra que el solar podra ser vendido
por ell Gobierno "cuando ell Depar-
tamento de Salud pueda prescin-
dir y prescinda del uso de los dos
edlficlos que estan ubicados en- Ia
parcela a venderse''.
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IVlent ue Ia PrIhdeFaJ
una production nacional y tam
bien sobre Ell concerto malicioso
del exportador extranjero con ell
importador cubano, para fijar a la
mercancia un precio inferior a SUI
valor normal, con ell amino de
defraudar los derechos de impGr-
taci6n, los consulares o los impues.
tos que Sc recaudan en- las adua.
mas.
Igualmente 81 C~onsejo, acord6
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

IBEROAMERIcA en-
DIN IEOIo
Gviens de la PrlmeraI

sV1eMe ne In
sion son actualmente Brasil, Esta.
dos Unidos, Mexico y Ell Salvador.
SUSPENDEN HUELGA DE
SENALEROS
BUENOS AIRES. CUPID. 49, e.
personal ferroviario de senales, Gu
yo paro de seis horas alternadas,
entorpecio aver los tranSportes, de-
cidio suspender Ell movimiento has
ia ei "a del corriente.
Los senaleros cumplieron aver
dos horas de huelga por turno, i'm
pidiendo TODD movimiento en- ese
lapse, pero, finalmente, acordaron
esta madrugada interrumpir ell pa
TO hasta ell martes, con la adver-
tencia que 10 ranudaran 81 para en-
tonces no Sc ha dado satisfaction
a sus %exigencias.
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PROGRANA DEL FESTIVAL

JUEVES, 10
Core del Tolima, Colombia, $50 P. M, Dade County Auditorium.
VIERNES, JUNO 20
Torneo de Esqui Acuatico, Campeonato, 8 de la manana hasta las
4 de la tarde, Swan Lake 10000 n. ". 26 ST.
Desfie de Modas, al mediodia, en- ell Dupont Tarleton Hotel,
BoIetos SIS.
coro del Tolina. Colombia $3.50 F. M, Dade County Auditorium.
SABADO, JUNO 81
Campeonato de Golf, $50 A. M. y / P. M, campo de Golf de
Miami Springs.
DOMINGO, JUNO ~
Csmpeonato de Esqui Acuatico, fnalsta, 9 A. M, Swan Lake.
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nAwTnORNE-stunning Bra. RAM
bier. with living rms dining rm.,
Kitchen, family rm., 3 bedrmS. I.
= baths, maids rm., y bath. p
car garaHe. Ideally situated west
OF Rock Greek Park, near Western
ave, and Chestnut ~ Eve. TT. o.
LES, u. II. oRAVErTE. Realtor.
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s4S-4S52-4s54 O ST. Sc.

Beautifully situated brk. homes,
lge. Anchor-fenced yds; lovely
concrete rear patiost de luxe rec.
rms. Homes Immaculate. Sloo On.
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SODA FOUNTAIN, complete, bar,
Stools. mirrors. shelves. freezer
$500 Amplifying and PA system.
complete, SIS Ofher restaurant
items Pals Church Airport, IN
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

hARDwARK sTORE, Ma. ~ yrl.
follovinGi 10. to-dais Store saay
s sssasS s mi soo.f k.s,. +" ~"
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NEARBY vIRGNlA = An estatl
~ q a. ~ = . - a = > Aats ----
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


SOUTHERN MARYLAND
MODERN liquor. beer and grocery,
LEGAL slots. laree income.
WATERFRONT TAVERN--Liauor
beer. Legal slots. boats,
NEW sELF-sERyICE GROCERY -
$1,000 per wk,, county seat To-
cation. l acre land, a real buy,
real estate included
cOLORED TAVERN AND BAR -
LIQUOR, beer legal slots
BOAT HIRE AND GROCERY -
Private pier, IA boats. LEGAL slots
WATERFRONT PIER - Beer, tav-
ern, large slot machine play,
DRUGSTORE AND FOUNTAIN
New building, legal slots.
SNACK BAR - Fountain. booths,
slot machines. nice income; s.
year lease at Si25 month.
RESTAURANT AND BAR, with on
and-oh LIQUOR and beer licenses
Lge. liv utrs., modern, ) acres
land on main .highway. Distress
sale offered ct $4,000 under
cost real estate included. Only
So 500 cash needed
J.B. WATERS
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phones 214 and ASS
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GEORGETOWN. open sun, SIS.
fRAsk M boYif Rsaiiors, ni
1.lndA o. Wo 0-eedT,
GEORGETOWN VIC. 1910 a7th q.
open 70 A--cont,; attractive, In
10 $1,000 nreluaiVe, MfI.LI-
CENT cHATKte 1879 wisconsin
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lusMEss oPP0RTunlTlEs


aATENf MEDICINE eTonK-Exrsl
pymt,l high net Boa e7s.T' alaf
OWN N0UR OWN nusfNkss -
$1,000 70 $4,000 capital required
new plastic paint, all not peal.
chip o. hliatef, paint damp % dyg
direct from manufacturer Boa
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eirt and X sls nv faney fruits
and peGotableti eiHnrt and cian.
letleti soft drinks, candy stands
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DIR: Mass. ave. to 10th, right /
blk. TO Alton rd.. TO house and
T. J. r. open sign.
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INVESTOR WITH SUBSTANTIAL.
CASH 4 interested IN eood pIQp-
osltlon. OF partnership taa either
silent o. workina partner Boz
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Save your rent money: buy with
low down payment q 3-bedrm
house remodeled the Georgetovn
manner. Modern kit, powder rm.,
deep garden.
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BOOMING HOUSES lsi, es rooms.
baths, one mar n, 4 ave m,
scott circle Only $500 down A
n aFKLYn, DL f-s9es.
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LAUNDERETTE = NV. section
Shirt unit and complete finishing
service. Reasonable price, RA.
$685..
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CHINCHILLAS-Heart attack ssn
nels owners disposal OF lge, nero
OPPORTUNITY for lge scale pIoeus-
tion Of pelts this TAU ana ssss ~
tnfnTe Suitable ARRANGEMENTS can
Sc made. Ju. a-4293. --------
bRUG sTORE--Exeel. inc, for col
ored pharmacist: low pynt' hisn
net. BOX 212-I, star. -
KNALL CONTACT MEAT BUSINESS
doing $50. 600 or better q wear, 10.
ested mr.. TT. Meade and NSA' cash
and carry; hours, $50 70 o elosee
an Sun. Phone PARKWAY o.Sog1
Mon. Thurs. after q and al oay
9un.
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b iRY ouEkN. loo. 90 main u
AlCx., ealab, trade With high tn
come ~. u-nhpV after y pm.
hAvE sS,0oa or more 70 invest
partnefAhlp or going business,
Boa lOD-e, star. tOe
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DINER
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME

Diner for sale with dining room
attached. Seats 1856. open "a hrs
daily on main o. s. highway be-
tween ? truck stops. owner wishes
70 retire For information. write
II. r. GOODWIN. U. s. Rte. Il, n.
Fort Myers. Fla.
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used by all the auxiliaries in
the Capital district.
Members attend and assist
at all Kiwanis outings for
children. Health School par
ties and the Kiwanis Friday
Clinics at the Washington
Hospital Center.
Each year they make a
financial contribution to the
work Of Kiwanis and also
supply furnishings and equip
ment for the clinic and
clothing, food, toys, books,
milk, Christmas baskets and
medical help for the patients.
AS a special project. the
club last February awarded
a four-year scholarship in
engineering at George Wash
ington University to a polio
victim.
In addition, many Ki-Wives
work in behalf of crippled
children through other Or
Plantations,
Mrs. William H. Press, a
former Ki-Wives president,
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IndiQn Minister
Arrives Tomorrow

Roma Restaurant, which
opens it's three-day grape
festival that evening. This
observance of the grape
harvesting which is going on
in Italy corresponds to SINH
lar festivals being held there
now. A grape press is being
installed in the Roma'S gar
den for this occasion.
y 4 =
BRAZILIAN NATIONALS
and friends have been in
vited by Ambassador and
Mrs. Amaral Peixoto to a
celebration of Brazilian In
dependence Day, to be held
at the embassy Sunday eve
ming.
The reception will begin at
5 o'clock and at 6 o'clock the
Ambassador will officiate at
a flag ceremony.
Mr.. Peixoto is going to New
York Wednesday for a re-
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in a special anniversary edi-
ton OF its monthly publica-
ton. "Wigwams," issued
during the summer.
A skit at the May meeting
last spring recalled efforts of
the founders to organize the
group for the purpose of pro-
noting fellowship a m ong
wives Of Kiwanians and
assisting the Kiwanis Club
with its work for crippled
children.
OF the rs women in the
initial group, 60 are still
active. The club roster has
grown to 209.
Selection of a name was the
first order of business at the
September meeting 10 years
ago. Suggestions included
"Kiwanites," "Kiwis" and
"Ki-MamS."
Members recall that Kew
pies" got the biggest laugh.
"Ki-Wives" was a compro-
mise choice which is now
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is now president of the Wom-
ems Auxiliary of the Dis
trict Society for Crippled
Children and is working on
plans for the Regatta Ball
September 10 for which the
society is a co-sponsor.
Other Ki-Wives working
on the Regatta event include
Mrs. F. Elwood Davis, Mrs.
Michael j. McInerney and
Mrs. Thornton w. owen.
Three former presidents of
the Ki-Wives-Mrs. Chan
nings S. Walker, Mrs. F.
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Continued From Page CT
private secretary and two
economic advisors and the
Indian Commissioner General
for Economic Affairs here,
Mr. B. X. Nehru.
A tea party for Indian ma
tionals living in Washington
later in the day.
An informal dinner, to be
given Sunday evening by Mr..
B. N. Adarkar of the Inter-
national Monetary Fund.
A luncheon Monday after
noon, with Mr.. Eugene Black,
president Of the World Bank,
acting as host.
A reception at the Indian
Embassy from 6 to 1880
O'Clock that evening.
A dinner at 8 o'clock with
MIR. B. K, Nehru at the Sher-
atom Carlton Hotel.
/. And a dinner to be given
TUESDAY night by Indian
Charge d'Affaires H. bayal.
Mr.. Desai and his party
will leave early Wednesday
morning for New York, where
fhey will stay until the fol-
lowing Sunday.
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LONGTIME DANISH AM
BASSADOR Henrik de Kauf-
mann. who retired just a few
days ago, was honored at a
auncheon yesterday by As
$istant Secretary of State for
European Affairs c. Burke
Elbrick.
Guests at the party, which
was given in the Presidents
Guest House, included Dam
tSh Charge d'Affaires Bogh
Andersen; Mr.. Samuel
Waugh, president of the Ex-
port-Import Bank: Senator
H, Alexander Smith; Mr..
Clarence G. Morse, chairman
of the Federal M aritime
Board Commission, and Mr..
H. Merle Cochran, deputy
managing director of the In
ternational Monetary Fund.
Also, Chief of Protocol
Wiley T. Buchanan, jr., Dep
uty Assistant Secretary of
State Frederick w. Jandrey,
Mr.. Marselis C. Parsons of
the Foreign Service Board of
Examiners, Deputy Assistant
Secretary of State Foy D.
Kohler and Mr.. James B.
ReSton.
Former Ambassador de
Kaufman and his wife plan
to fly home Saturday. They
are keeping their home here,
however, and are expected
back in February.
Il y X
THE NEW ITALIAN COM
MERCIAL Counselor, DR.. Ogo
Morabito, arrived yesterday
to replace Mr.. Aldo Morante,
whose tour here officially
ended on Monday. Actually
Mr.. Morante went home on
vacation last May and hasn't
been back since.
DR.. Morabito came by
plane; his wife and children
are coming by ship and will
arrive September %.
Some friends have ar
ranged a welcome dinner for
the Commercial Counselor, to
take place Monday at the
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Daniel L. O'Connor, corre-
spending secretary, and Mrs.
Victor o. Schinnerer. treas
urer. Board members are
Mrs. Harry l.. MerTick, Mrs.
Charles H. Pardoe and Mrs.
w. Frank Gatewood.
The club will begin its 18th
season with a luncheon at the
Columbia Country Club on
September II when the guest
speaker will be Elizabeth
Arden.
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Reid Wallace and Mrs. VIII
liam N. Schaefer-are active
in the District Chapter of
the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis.
Mrs. Carl Werner was the
first president of the XII
Wives who are now headed
by Mrs. Curtis S. Steuart.
Other present officers in
clude Mrs. John j. Cost, vice
president; Mrs. McInerney,
recording secretary; Mrs.
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ception and luncheon aboard
the new ship, SIS. Brasil.
Then he will go home to sign
in as a candidate for the up
coming Senatorial elections.
If the Ambassador wins
the Senate seat. and there
seems to little doubt about
it, he won't be obliged to give
up his post here. He will
simply take a leave of abb
sence for the months the
Senate is in session cit con-
venes in. March.
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Knives
Observe
Birthday

September is stock-taking
time for the Ki-Wives Of
Washington, auxiliary of the
Kiwanis Club of Washington.
The group is 10 years old
this month. having held its
first full-f1edged meeting on
September 8, l948.
The milestone was featured
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Our rodmin' Torton Green
is here for. its first fashion
fling :. bringing q new
depth-d dimension to foII's
family of bonny bright hues!
No lossie can resist it
especially in slim Golf pumps
thot range from college
compus to big city streets
with equoI poise. From left:
StFotford's Super Softie, also
in black or brown or black
suede, 1925; TroyIins's
Dropino, also in black or
Beet Root, l4.s5; Strotford's
laced vomp, also in black,
1925
motehine hondboes.
7.95 and 1925 plus tex