davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08

tro de Organization Civica, la
fglesia Luterana Zion, la Iglesia
Elmendorf, la Iglesia Protestan-
tie de East Harlem, .el Puerto Ri
co Civil Service Employees y la
Oficina de Puerto Rico.
Reconociendo la gran cru
zada civica que Sc ha impues-
to ell Consejo de Organizaciones
Puertorriquehas e Hispanas, ell
Director del Centre Communal
Union Settlement Sc uni6 en-
esta campana educativa de ms
cripcion y votacion y puso a dis
posicion del Consejo ell wagon
rcdante que Sc utilizara como
centric de information en- Har-
lem.
Para facilitar SUI uso, Sc ms
taiara una mesa dentro del va
g6n y Sc colocaran varias sillas
cosa que las personals puedan
entrar al misme y sentarse hasta
que termine su entrevista.
Ell wagon de este centre de
information rodante Sc recono-
cera porque estara DEGRADE a
tono cor la ocasion con material
prcvisto por la Liga de Mule
res Votantes. Ademas del per-
sonal representative de esa enti-
dad, otras organizaciones de
habla espanola han %prometido
su cooperation y destacaran vo-
luntarios para ayudar en- esta
csmpana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08

guel Aleman y Adolfo Ruiz Cor
tinez.
"Por que Sc invita- a Carde-
mas, representante del caudillis-
mo aldeano militar y no de los
civiles presidentes, Aleman y
Ruiz Confines"
DeSpues de recordar que Car
denas ocupo los pulpitos de las
iglesias del bajio "para reeitar
sermones La CO s. anticlerica-
les"
Anade Ell diario: venezuela
democratica repudia tn vista
(de Cardenas) porque tiene
presente la sangre de los estu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08
ell PERI
D%esarroIIo de
Ia Industrial
del PetroIeo

TULSA, Oklahoma, Oct. 7,
(UPD-En la edicion de este
mes de la revista "Petroleo In
teramericano' que Sc publica en-
esta eiudad, aparece un editorial
firmado por ell director OBJ. Iri-
garry, en- Ell que dice que "ante
la renuencia del capital petro-
lero a hacer nuevas inversiones
en- ell Perd, ell aumento de los
precios queda como unico re-
curse para emprender la explo-
racion." :.
EN- Ell Peru" -agrega- "un
(Pasa a Ia Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08
cOBIERNo PANAMENo PIDE AYUDA DE
PADRES EN- FL coNFLIcTo EsTUDlANTIL

ere y severss restricciones en-
ell periodic y facultades de la al
ia oficialidad de la guardia ma
cional.
Las paroles de dicho institu-
to muestran los balazos de los
desordenes del mes de mayo pa
sado, en- que murieron Is estu-
diantes en- encuentros con la
guardia nacional.
L os estudiantes encerrados
en- ell institute Sc muestrar sor-
dos a las suplicas de sus padres
y profesores que les piden que
no provoquen una repetici6n
de los actos de violencia.
Sc entiende, que TODD 10 que
les aueda a los referidos estu-
diantes, para conner, son tres
sacos de patatas. Ell gobierno les
cort6 aver 81 aqua y la electri-
cidad pero volvio 4 reanudar
hoy Ell servicio de tales elemen-
tos.
Mientras tanto, en- Ia iona
Norteamericana del Canal, ell
magistrate John e. Deming, fl
jo fianza de 10000 d6lares, a
Sebastian Cesar Augusta Villa,
joven sin trabajo de 81 amos de
edad, a quien Sc acusa de ha-
Der herido con arma de fuego
al guardia nacional Teofilo vi
llareal, que Sc encuentra entire
la vida y la muerte. Villareal
fue recogido en- la iona del Ca
nal y Villa fue aprehendido en-
Ia misrna.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08

diantes que derramaste, las igle-
sias que profanaste, la imposi-
cion de la censura a la prensa,
cuando Sc sublevaron los cam
pesinos de Tamaulipas. Prueba
de clio es, que ell 4 de septiem-
bre de 1885, Cardenas decreto
la confiscacion de todas las igle-
sias, seminarios, conventos y
otras propiedades de la iglesia."
Otros diarios locales, Sc han
limitado a publican las noticias
de Mexico sobre la aceptacion
de la invitacion, por parte de
Cardenas, para visitar Venezue-
la, y los pr~eparativos que Sc ha-
cen aquf para recibirlo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08

los efectos de la radiacion So
bre los sistemas b%ioquimicos.
Ell DR.. Parkinson, doctorado
en- bioquimica en- la Universe
dad de Rochester, de la que fue
tambien miembro, ha sido pro-
fesor de esta materia en- la Fa-
cutad de Medicina de la Uni
versidad de Tennessee y. Consul
tor de la Escuela de Medicine
de la Universidad de Florida,
del Institute de Estudios Nu-
cleares de Oak Ridge y de la
Agencia de Energia Atomica de
los Estados Unidos.
Cuando en- la Division Medi-
ca del Institute de Estudios MI
cleares de Oak Ridge, colaboro
en- la organization del primer
hospital dedicado exclusivamen-
tie a la medicinal nuclear. Pos
teriormente, organize y admins
tro programs de adiestramien-
to y educacion para la Division
de Asuntos Internacionales de
la Agencia de Energia Atomica
de los EstadoS Unidos,
Inmediatamente despues de
posesionarse de SUI cargo, ell DIR.
Parkinson partio a representa-
a la Secretaria General de la
OEA en- la Conferencia de la
Agencia International de Ener-
gia Atomica, y Viena. Despues
de la reunion, visitara los CEN
tros de entrenamiento en- ener-
gia nuclear de Francia, ,Espaha,
Belgica e Inglaterra, antes de
retornar al ejercicio de sus fun
clones en- la Union Panamerica-
ma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08

los efectos de la radiacion so
bre los sistemas b%ioquimicos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

SALESMAN--Man with pleasant
personality for light service anc
SalesWork: starting salary, SIS.
wk. must have car: age 25-4O
Apply. 500 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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UNUSUAL.
OPPORTUNITY
HELP-D0MES

COOK-GH.w, local references,
exp. ) days, Conn. Ave. Call EN-
2-232..
COOK, middle aged, white, settled,
non-Smoker; help with Il children
Catholic family other full-time
help employed Tues. and every
other sun. Of S45 week; live in
pvt apt. Riverdale Nd. uN
4-231s.
COOK experienced; general duties
white. live out; 1890 through
dinner. in family 6ia days
5000 mo- recent local, refs. re-
quired AID. 4-O665
CIV. -White, live in, care Of 9
children. plain cooking; upstairs
bedrm.; English not necessary. OIL,
"-7S1l.
G.HW. and care school child;
emp couple, white, 35-5h; live
in. 5-day wk.. ref IA 1886
MAID INV, experienced with
children. live in; oyeTy Thurs.
every other Sun. on Call RIA.
3-13bJ.
MATURE WOMAN, live in; liaht
housework, no cooking $50 per
mo. 1918 Juniper st. NV.
CAPABLE WOMAN, 80 or over,
who needs good home and willing
to take full charge OF house and
children with small salary, room
and board. ia. 4-4O3g.
IL NICE LOOKING coLORED
GIRLS TO work in tourist home
Good pay, short hours. NO
LIVE IN; gh.v., rlain cookinE
8 days. of Sundays care foi
4 children. IA. b-954s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
HELp MEN

WtLDERs, electric and aeetylens
for lob shop work and outside
work a4ad lee hWy. AFllnEion, VI
ExRCuTIvE TYPE : SALARY ans
bonus Tor man 70 ftpfeaent lAffl
corporation 10 tfaveiinf. estahi
lished resident over 10, married
anibitious, eapahls 81 aAsumin,
personal history Al Fepliel
strictly eonndsntlai nox iAB.v
star
MAN WANTED for maintenance
work for ua-unit motel, aue 40 "a
iai single, livtsin. must under.
stand this line Of work, A 1ood
Job for the riFht man Interview
only, WALDORF MOTOR COURT,
Rte sol, Waldorf, Nd,
MAN FOR HEKI.ALioNNEN1
DRIFT. white. exneF Ane gh.dh
married Apply MARKET TtRl
co.. 1870 N J. ave aes Mt
MAN white, gb.as. married, Tor
southeast insurance debit, kaa
week 20 start ~, a.0nfu
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RELp-DoMEsTlc


SUMNER J0n, care for 4 chill
dfen age asiO, light cooking on
farm nearby Nd. ana 6eAahoFr
2 months ktarting June aTi no
week ends % Du. 1s.fai, Werks
days, uN s-tAl4, wesk ends
C0LOnED, IlNE.IN-g5 70 ah.
InofQufhly eApfrlfnfedi Cleaninr,
laundry and rooklu1. Refs Good
salary. %, a.7i9t.
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HELPMEM


FLuMnERs - Mechanics Wantst
for neN work construction Appll
weekday, 4 pm, LOU d, kELLEi
INC 1880 Conn, Ave- kenalnG
ton, Nd.
PLUMBER, with knowlsdss o.
mans card, b, e drivers permit
must be ittsclaks mechanic, viii
reference for neW anc0Femodel'
inf work steady Job, uood nav
Apply J T. nATLMAN A SON
zoos Rhode Island ave ne no
PLUMBERS, sober and reliable
understand new ana rrmudellnf
work, drivers permit essential
AppIsniiees 10 not apply II, d
JOHNSON, FE 1.eNti after y M
PLUMBER, for new-house work IL
Nd must have car, hand tool
and loufneyman'a card, WA, u
$3.50 y am, 70 , pm,
fORTER.CLERKl coLoREp. foi
drugstore, hfa 10 ~ no sun,
adays' must be- intelnrent ARD
have trade school education
Please reply In own Handwriting
stating phone, education, expert
enee y any and references, Boa
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PERSONAL
DARK TuRNITURr made bob

lARK FURNITURE made lieht
DRAM CORP VA 7.aasi
'ROGREssI,F NURSERY IN hear
ri silver HpIine Acre playsround
lsenhea BOT lgnchea' y OF tul
EMPLOYMENT FOR MusiciANs-
We euaT our adv Students en-
nl0Y and union fntf fNAmAl
dance orch aud, fec chAa NtW
80 7'ia0a IA 6.baO6'
slightly used and new mini
Aialei. capes. Jackets, coats az I
fraction on cost nAHkfN FuRR
cor Nth and q fts, nv
inOsTwRiTING AND EDITING
ezt, Newspaper, mas, Nfittf theses
term papers edited resumes, Pms
revised prepared \, tpfeenea
lACE HORSE, 3 years old Part
nef ready for Charles Town, Z
real dea, Call Mr. WHITE, ~
n-diNa, Fri, Sat, sun
'ERMANFNT, So shampoo an
CoLLEuE, yisiO q a. nv
fnH INV nOME FOR ALCOHOL
les. We specialize IN tfeating mel
ana women tuderlnr with IN
problem OF alcoholism and barbitu
rates. Competent physician an,
nurses attending For further M
formation and reservations cal
~, .-fa1n, f35O southern ave
Sc
nuT ms - Reading. writing
sames, shopplng. Call Lu. 2.3sl Z
IM0N's REsT HOME--0ive spe
cial attention 20 your loved ones
Nufaing care day and night Df
on call Excel home-eooked food
Pleasant surroundings. PA h-iins
LIP COVERS and draperies mad
TO order Lafgc selection Of TAB
fiesi Ieas price THE hoMl
IL, H-Nha5.
The Harrison School
iursery, klndergarten. hrst grade
program, piano lessons
ap dancing hot meals. tranSp
open Mon through sat
Tours 70 accommodate once ant
WV jR' s.o7is, IA. 2-SeOs
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AUTO PARTS MAN
BAKER
BOOKKEFPFR

Stock and bond exper. desirable
typing helpful: salary open. Cal
MR. KAHN RE, 1-SR16.
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PRINTING CAREER

YCing man. ee.a0 years, 10 learn
administration OF the pfintinu bust
ness In our medium sslge llthO-
Efaphlng 1fm; must be- goOd typist
! and accurate with deures, starlins
salary, $40 week. Excellent oppof.
tunity Tor YOUNG man with ambi-
/ ZION Box ifd-f star,
RIAL ESTATE SALES prefer expsf.
] with Va. license but will train,
l excel commission arranremenA
| MNsEPRIiTfiI N e0 snf.ps. iNeeuRTJIss
Royal g., Alex, XII. A-B1Ou.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, sxper
a5ssslss, t 4r s. sSPsn's rua sSslzslSSw
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
with .Arge new subdivision, open.
ms soon We rave openings for al.
Riessite men desiring to earn more
/ u n On average income. OppOr.
tunliy 70 earn money unlimited
Call Mt Greer, sales manaeer for
appointment AZ
The PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 5-a5OO Realtors
REFRIGERATION ANICs,
domestic reirigerators and in.
stall window air conditioner.
must have tools. DEPENDo RE.
FRtoERATIoN CO, HO, 2-SS17
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMAN,
part or full time. top salary plus
. commission, steady, company
dement's. ANDYS. LA. 8-440O.
ROUTE SALESMAN-we have an
unusual opportunity for an aggres- .
sive young man tage a5-36l 10
deliver quality dairy products 10
the home. EXper not necessary.
We paw you while you learn. IN
you are looking for secure
future call Mr.. INLAND, VIII
SALESCLERK for new Arlington
paint store. Va. resident preferred
! Paint and wallpaper experience
necessary. See Mr.. Green At HUGH
/ REILLY CO, 1884 New York
ave. NV.
SALESMAN. wholesale hardware and
electrical supplies, TO call on local
/ dealers, establi he'd accounts. Ex-
perieneed Call Mr.. RICKLIs.
SALESMAN-Man with pleasant
personality for light service and
Saleswork; starting salary, Ss5
wk. must have car: age 95-4O.
Apply. 500 Rhode Island ave. NE.
End floor.
SALESMAN = salary. commission,
monthly bonus. paid vacation.
disqualification and retirement
plan. TO work as outside sales
man for the SINGER SEWING
! MACHINE CO.: transp. furn
Apply In person only IN Mr.
Field, 7237 Wisconsin ave, Be-
thesda. Nd
sALESMAN-Direet factory branch
has opening for business ma
chimes representative. Assured in
come, retail ana Government
sales. Good training program.
Mail resume to Box 6S-X. Star
SALESMAN, 70 eall on drug trade
With nationally advertised brand
or housevare, hardware, electric
cal and garden supplies. For
I established local wholesaler Sal
ary plus commission. Reply to
Box l43-Y star.
sALESMAN-Reliable beauty sup
] ply concern, dist. Of exclusive ma
tionally advertised lines, has
established territory open FOR
[ young, aggressive. presentable
salesman. Excel opportunity for
/ right party. Interested in sound
future Car necessary. Phone RE.
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SALESMAN

Experienced; local territory: ex-
eellent salary plus bonus. Won
derful opportunity for high earn
ings for hard-working salesman.
permanent position: company
dement's; car necessary. Phone Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

SALESMAN = salary, Commission
monthly bonus, paid vacation
Decentralization and retirement
plan. TO work as outside sales.
man for the SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO.: transp. furn
ABBY in person only 70 Mr.
Field, 4237 Wisconsin ave. Be.
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AUCTION SALES
williams Auction House
1905 II ST. NV.
THIS SATURDAY MORNING

THIS SATURDAY MORNING ,
1880 AM.
Pine valnut-frame, French-styl'
sofas and chairs, period and mod
ern sofas. living room chairs
mahog. credenza, lamp and coffe'
tables. walnut mantle and and
irons, decorators table lamps
mahog. bedroom suites lot o.
table linens, crystal chandeliers
mirrors, odd dressers and chests
maple twin beds, beds, spiral
springs and mattresses, gas stoves
electric FefrigeratorS, numerous
other items Auetioneers pm.
Ma. S-267g.
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WhsH aHtuefine edpsFii1eHsHfs
aaaFsfafd 20 star bo1fa DO NOT
eHclote 0reiHai fefeffHcfs pho-
forfdnha nf other mafffiait ~
peFt6Hal Uaiue. Copiet seFne TIE
puTpotf, oFi0iHaii mas 60 o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

For dress store; steady position
salary, plus commission. Apply II
person, MADAME ROSE, 1907 Conn
SALEsWOMEN, part time. expert,
eneedi me spOrtswear shops days
eNeninrsi Conn ave, Arl.. Va
CASUAL CoRNER, EN-. e-b2ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERS

The Alexandria Division
Of American Machine a
Foundry Co. has top-level
positions available for Engi-
neers with experience in
Communications, Instrument
tation, Radar and Data
ProeesSing Systems.
Additional positions avail
able in the Electronic Field
and Electro-Mechanical De-
sign for Engineers with 3 TO
3 years experience.
AMP offers an exceptional
employe benefit program.
periodic merit reviews. lib
eral tuition reimbursement
plan, retirement provision
and excellent facilities.
For Appointment, Call
KI. 8-7221
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
CIERKS

Under 40. for general once work
High School grad preferred. Ex-
cellent working conditions. Liberal
annual ana sick leave. In reply
give age, education and experience
Box S5-J Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

An employment Il likely to be
maintained into early fall."
Employers In about four
iifths Of the surveyed areas
said they expect their septem-
Der payrolls TO be somewhat
above current levels.
The report said the change In
the Los Angeles-Long Beach
classification reflected further
declines in aircraft employ
ment and In automobiles. non
electrical machinery. and most
other durable goods.
Milwaukee moved TO the sub
stantial labor surplus group
because Of employment declines
in nonelectrical machinery.
metals, electrical equipment
and automobiles. with further
cutbacks in durables expected
into September.
Industries primarily respon-
sible for the classification OF
Birmingham were steel. coal
and metal mining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

The bin represents the fruiI
Of a long fight BY is supporters
for Federal regulation Of
slaughterhouse practices they
contend are unnecessarily
cruel
It's most ardent hackers. how.
ever, agreed with Senator
Humphrey that Il Is at best
Just a modest beginning toward
reforms he said are many years
overdue.
The bill carries no penal
clauses. but would forbid
Federal agencies 20 buy meat
or meat products from slaugh-
terhouses which fail 70 comply
with Federal standards.
The measure provides that
slaughtering In accordance with
the ritual requirements OF the
Jewish or other religious faiths
would be considered humane.
The Senate, by q 1910 vote.
threw out q substitute version
of the House bill written by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
HOUSE VOTES $3.50
FOR MALIGNED
MARINES FATHER


The House has passed
legislation 10 pay $3.50 To
Michael J. Conlin because
the Marine Corps told him
--incorrectly-that his son
was In the brig.
Mr.. conlin was given this
erroneous information three
years ago. He Travelled all
the way from Grand Rapids.
Mich. TO Camp Lejeune. N.
c.. only 10 find the Marines
regarded the record Of his
son. Pfc. Robert conlin. as
excellent.
The man In the brig had
a name that sounded like
Conlin.
The bin would compen-
safe Mr.. Conlin for dam
ages and travel expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

the Senate Agriculture Commit
tee headed BY Ellender. This
version would hav' ordered the
Secretary Of Agriculture TO
study humane slaughter prac-
tees for two years as the basis
for possible later legislation.
Secretary Of Agriculture Ben
son had Endorsed the Senate
committee version. Senator
Ellender predicted Mr.. Benson
would ask the President 10 veto
the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
Slaughter Bill
VeioForecast


Senator Ellender. Democrat
Of Louisiana. predicted today
President Eisenhower would
veto q bill 10 provide a code
OF humane animal slaughtering
practices.
But Senator Humphrey.
Democrat Of Minnesota. who
last night piloted the House.
passed measure 10 an over
whelming 72-s Senate victory,
said in a separate interview he
saw little danger Of q veto
because the President Is a
very humane man."
Before the bill reaches Mr..
Eisenhower, however, the
House must act again, either
10 accept Senate amendments
or send the bill TO conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

Los Angeles-Long Beach,
Milwaukee. Wis. were classified
for the first time In group ID.
This classification generally
reflects an unemployment level
Of 9 10 . per cent Of the labor
force. which Is expected 10 con-
tinue for several months.
The departments bimonthly
report on area labor market
trends noted that the reclassi-
fication Of only 10 major areas
during the two-month period
compared with 40 In May and
So In March.
Fort Wayne. Ind, was shifted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

from group d TO L. Bridgeport,
New Britain and Waterbury,
Conn. along with Grand Rapids
and Muskegon. Mich. and Buff
falo. N. Y, were shifted from
group Z 10 p.
Group Z contains major
areas with unemployment OF
Q TO ~ per cent while group
r areas have unemployment OF
II per cent or more.
In addition to the major
areas reclassified. the depart
ment listed n smaller areas for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

BELFAST, Northern Ireland.
July 30 CR.-Lord Brooke
borough. 70-year-old Premier
OF Northern Ireland. underwent
an operation yesterday for re-
moval OF q duodenal ulcer. His
condition was said 10 be salts
factory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

the arsl time a. having a SUBJ
stantial labor surplus. The
smaller areas are not classified
In detail. as are larger areas.
Smaller areas listed as hav-
ing q substantial labor surplus
In July included;
Cape 0lrardeau. Mo-: LIN
coin. Nebr.: plaineld- somer-
vile. N. j.: Observation-Disclosures
town-Beacon. N. y: Richards
Bluefield. Va; Pueblo. Colo;
La Grange. Ca: Lafayette
Ind: Marion. Ind: Paducah
KY: olens Pals Hudson Falls
N. y; Oneida. N. y: Thomas
ville-Lexington, N. c.: Aahta-
bula- Conneaut. Ohio: FindIay-
Tinan-F ostoria. Ohio; Kent
Ravenna. Ohio: Sandusky- Pre-
mont. Ohio: GAINESVILLE, Ohio:
Pendleton. Ore: Sayre-Athens-
Towanda. Pa; and WATERFOWL
Wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
Rise in Unemployment
Shown in Several Cities

The Labor Department has added Los Angeles-Long
Beach, Milwaukee and Birmingham It's list OF major areas
with unemployment Of per cent or more.
The department said yesterday unemployment increased
seven other major labor markets sucenty TO warrant chang
ing their classification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
Better Trend Seen

The report said employers
surveyed on their future hir-
ing plans suggest that the
recent more favorable trend
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$50 Pure Silk NeCkWear
1.S5

New norrow-width four-n-honds that ore
perfect for bock-to-schooI and bock-to-
business wordrobes. Handsome foil color
ines and patterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

cable to radiation injuries
but with far-reaching inn
plicaticns for all cell diseases
which now are only vaguely
understood.
One animal experiment
supporting the thesis was in
tense irradiation Of only half
the body while the other half
was shielded. The mortality
rate was considerably less
than would have resulted
from exposure Of the whole
body to the same amount Of
radiation. The theory is that
the otherwise fatal damage
TO cells of the irradiated side
was at least partially re-
paired Immediately by the
troop reserves" Immediately
dispatched to the scene.
Actually, the report points
out, only a quite small num-
Der Of intact cells would be
necessary to reconstitute a
radiation : depleted popula-
ton.
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small number OF the white
cell population. which are
presumed TO be mesenchytes.
These require the acid to
form the second nucleus nee
essary for division. 1t hither-
to had been supposed that
these cells did not divide.
Says the report: THE
existence in the peripheral
blood Of man Of a small per-
centage (but large absolute
number) Of leukocytes, that
have the capacity to synthe-
size new DINA has been dem
onstrated. The synthesis is
presumptive. but not direct,
evidence that the cell is des-
tined to divide If given prop
err conditions since present
beliefs are that intracellular
DINA is synthesized only in
preparation for cell division.
Does the capacity to syn
thesize DINA and presumably
divide indicate that this cell
is in reality a totipotential
primitive mesenchymal cell
or does it merely indicate
that this cell has the capacity
to propagate itself?"
Major Advance Seen
Their exp.erime nts, the
Brookhaven doctors say, does
not answer this question but
may go a long way in that
direction. If the thesis turns
out to be true it would con-
stitute one Of the major ad-
vances in physiology and
medicine particularly appli-
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Wine Sales in U. S.
Reach HIGHEST Peak

LOS ANGELES.-Sales of
wine in the United States dur
ing 1857 totaled ISL, 903.0 gal
Ions. the highest ever and an
increase of 1.24 per cent over
1856. California wines repre-
sented 81.8 per cent Of the total
sales. according to the National
Wine Institute.