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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

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crats and six Republicans:
| Democrats Senators Russell
lof Georgia. Green Of Rhode Is
Hand, Mcclellan Of Arkansas.
lMagnusOn Of Washington, An
lderson Of New Mexico. johnson
Iof Texas and Symington Of
Missouri.
Republican Senators
Bridges of New Hampshire.
Wiley of Wisconsin, Hicken-
Hooper of Iowa. Saltonstall of
Massachusetts, Bricker Of Ohio
land Mnndt Of South Dakota.
Johnson Seen as Chairman
Under terms OF the resolu-
ton passed by the Senate
Thursday. the committee will
pick its own chairman when
1T meets to organize. It is being
taken for granted at the Capt.
tol that it will be Senator
johnson. W
AS chairman of the Senate
Preparedness S U b committee,
Senator Johnson took the lead
two months ago in launching
an intensive investigation Of
the missile program. He was
Joined by the other members
of that committee in proposing
this separate approach to outer
space problems.
The resolution directed the
Vice President to pick the
members from the regular
committees on appropriations,
foreign relations, armed serv-
ices, interstate and foreign COM
merce, Government operations
and joint atomic energy. All of
these committees might have
claimed jurisdiction over some
part Of the legislation that Is
expected to grow out of research
and exploration into outer
space.
Fear JurisdiCtiOnaI Disputes
One purpose in creating the
special committee was to avoid
jurisdictional disputes,
A big issue to be settled soon
is whether the exploration of
outer space should be under
military or civilian control.
More than q decade ago Con-
gress was torn by q similar
argument over military or civil
ian control of the development
of atomic energy.
The Senate at that time set
the pattern Of creating a special
committee. The result was
creation Of the civilian-con-
trolled Atomic Energy Commits
sion, with an arrangement tor
close liaison with the Defense
Department. That act also
created the joint House Senate
Atomic Energy Committee to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

supervise the commissions
work.
Favor Permanent Agency
As q temporary expedient,
congressional leaders have
agreed to leave control Of space
projects under the Secretary Of
Defense for one year. Before
the year is up, the administra-
ton and leaders In Congress are
expected 80 agree on q perna-
nent agency.
Some have argued that outer
space should become the prov
ince Of the military because
research thus far has grown out
Of the search for weapons.
Others contend that q sepN
arate civilian agency should be
created to emphasize q desire to
use outer space for peaceful
purposes.
SENATOR johnson has pointed
out the third argument that
I'VE must find q form Of or
ganization which permits us to
pursue peace in outer space,
while maintaining our defense
potential If peace cannot be
found"
It is understood that Senator
Knowland did not seek a place
on the new committee because
he believes its work will extend
beyond this session Of Congress,
and he viii leave the Senate
next January. He is q candi-
date for Governor of Califor-
mia.
Committee Gets $4,000
Senator Knowland believes
the administration will be
ready by June to give Congress
It's recommendations on howl
space problems should be han
died permanently.
The new committee .iss di-
rected to report to the Senate
by June l, or as soon thereafter
as possible. A deadline Of jan
uary 81, 1859, has been fixed
for the committee report.
The Senate has voted $50, 900
for the outer space committee,
which is expected to organize
in about 10. days. Many Sem
ators viii be away this week
making Lincoln birthday
speeches.
Closely related to the prob
lens of exploring outer space
is the issue of how to reorganize
the Defense Department to
achieve closer cooperation
among the armed services.
Senator Knowland believes the
military reorganization plans
will be handled by the Armed
Services Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

been happier" If both the at
tempts up to now had worked.
Yesterday the Office of Missile
Director William Holiday an
swered some detailed questions
by a reporter.
$11O Million
The Vanguard program was
given a fund of approximately
$110 million. In view Of the two
failures, did the department
believe the effort should be
continued?
The reply:
"As a matter of record, there
have been four test vehicle
launching attempts in the pro-
gram to date. Two Of these
attempts have been highly sue
cessful and the other two can
not be construed as complete
failures. (The reference to two
successful experiments appar-
emily was to two aerial tests
of components Of the Vanguard.
One of these tests included use
of the big, flrst-stage rocket.
with the other two stages rep
resented as dummy COM
ponents.)
Something has been learned
from each of these two failures
and since this is test vehicle
program, which is now in
progress prior to the launching
vehicle program, it can be exc
pected that there will be fall
ures and successes. To date
the degree Of success in the
test program is so per cent.
This compares favorably with
the ballistic missile programs.
On Orderly Basis
1.-THE question Of the COM
plexity of the Vanguard vehicle
must be considered. 1t is a
small, refined vehicle designed
to do a big job. There is very
little margin for inferior per-
Torrance. If everything works.
1t is capable of doing the job.
"Since this program was not
originally started as a high
national priority program-but
it is now-the program has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
TuIk on Arabs

DR.. Abdul Aziz Said. pro-
fessor of international politics
at American University. will
speak to a B'nai Birth group
on Arab Nationalism tomorrow
He will give the fourth lecture
in the Middle East series at
George Washington University's
B'nai Birth Hillel Foundation.
212o F street NV, at $3.50
pm. DR.. Said Is q Syrian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
Johnson Hopes Press
Won't Call Him Cor

NEW YORK. Feb (-Headline writers please take note
Roy William Johnson does not want to be referred to
space GEAR"
This is the last thing need" he says adding think
that would be the most terrible thing that could happen this
country boy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
Nixon Picks l3 Senators
For Outer Space Group
BY j. A. OLEARY
star star writer

Vice President Nixon last night named the rs men who
will serve on the new Senate committed to explore outer
space problems.
Acting on recommendations Of Majority Leader John
Of Texas and Minority Leader Knowland of California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
Defense Aides Predict
Successful Vanguard

The Defense Department has "every reasonable
pectaton that the Navy will put satellites into orbit with its
Vanguard launching system despite two failures to date
Secretary Of Defense McEroy told conference FRI
day, question: that I'VE not thinking Of
dropping the Vanguard although of course would have
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

FOR SALE:
IN SILVER ROCK: Attractive 2sto brick shingle Living
dining kitchen and utility Hobofh
first floor Second includes bath.
Huge closets. si.loo down; s93 per EHA
large 81 loan.
Call MRS. BURKE
Poplar 2-6l5l Poplar 2-42l2 ar home
SALE or RENT
WONDERFUL HISTORIC LOCATION sss Ave-.
BeouG panorama Blue Ridge
IA and s1i baths fePloees servants 4eor
This house Is mansion. would moke
neen home but would be idea institutional diplomatic
You will hove TO appreciate It's truly fine qualities
For $500 MONTH For sole $25.0o0 with
Of land
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
sAll-Electric'
Apartment
Completed

The new Perrywood apart
ments in Damascus are the first
all-electric apartments in this area,
according to the Potomac Edison
Co., Frederick.
The department building fea-
lures electric Dashboard heat con-
trollable in each room, electric
cooking ranges and refrigerators,
electric water heaters in each
apartment and an all-electric
laundry center in the basement.
The apartment house was
built by =. g. Burdette who
worked out the idea of total
use of electricity with q. ID.
King, insurance representa-
tive.
Full power to all Of the appli-
ances was provided through
planned location Of switches and
outlets. This planning will pro-
vide greatest economy and com
plete safety Of operation, accord
ing TO Potomac Edison. Installa.
ton was by Richard Herndon, Of
Damascus.
Another feature Of the Perry.
wood apartments is the high de-
gree of insulation included in
construction. The building has
storm windows and screens.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
W ater, Sewer
Jobs Are Let

Contracts totaling $99,602 for
water mains, sewers and house
connections in the Maryland sub
urban area have been awarded
by the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission. They are:
For sewers in Regina DIR. and
Georgia ave-, Georgian Forest
Montgomery County, to serve II
properties, to John ]. Smarge Co,
Inc, Silver Spring, on a bid of
$12,407.
For water mains, sewers and
house connections to serve II
properties on Nimitz rd., N
Kensington, Montgomery Coun
ty, to Marbro Co., Inc, Adelphi
on bid of S10,554.
For water mains, sewer and
house connections to serve five
properties on Arden rd., Cabin
John Park. and Western ave-,
Pinehurst Village, Montgomery
County, to Glenmar Construction
Co., Rockville, on a bid of $4846
For water mains, sewers and
house connections to serve 72
properties on various streets
Forest Glen Knolls, Montgomery
County, to John J. Smarge, Inc,
Silver Spring, on a bid Of S33, ,063
For water mains, sewers and
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
Water Line
Opening
Fete Set

The city of Rockville will
dedicate its new $2,600,000
water facility with a celebra-
ton starting at $3.50 pm. Oc-
tober II.
A water fountain and COM
memorative plaque will be dedi-
Gated at the southwest corner of
the intersection of West Mont
gomery ave. and SouthVWashing-
ton st. and the city volunteer
fire department will stage dis
play.
A years free supply of water
will 60 to some lucky Rockville
resident who attends. Other
prizes will be given away.
Inspection tours of the new
filtration plant on the Potomac
will be held the following week
end.
Water will flow from the filtra-
ton plant to the city through an
eight-mile pipline, sufficient in
quantity to meet all forseeable
needs. Water now is obtained
from 38 underground wells and
from the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

house connections to serve %
properties on BreeWood and
Fiesta rds., Breewood Manor,
Montgomery County, to Ventres-
ca Bros, Inc, Silver Spring, on
a bid of $14,433.
For water mains and house
connections to serve 80 properties
on various streets, Perrywood
Estates, Montgomery County, to
MIL Construction Co., Inc,
HyattsvilIe, on bid Of $12,S61.
For sewers in Regina dr.,
Georgian Forest, Montgomery
County, to serve 10 properties,
to Joseph Canova, Inc, on a bid
of $10,892.
For water mains and house
connections to serve 20 proper
ties on Valley Brook dr., Spring
brook Estates, Montgomery
County, to Kelley Construction
Co, Inc, on a bid of $7373.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

Ned Johnson. Price, $325.00.
Sunday, a pony donated by Sam
Bogley, went to high bidder, Ed
Wilson, for $205.00.
On October 8, 10, and IL Gil
bert and Sullivan's operetta, PA
tience," will be presented in
Rockville at the Christ Episcopal
Church Parish Hall. Tickets will
be $1.50 for adults and 81 for stu
dents. Nellllewis Quay. who has
many friends in Potomac, is
playing the leading role of PA
tience.' Dave Belts will portray
the Duke and Hodge Smith will
be known as the Barrister. Un-
der the expert direction of the
Reverend Raymond p. Black, the
show will begin promptly at $3.50
PM. Mary Mayes is the accom-.
panist.
Did you know that there is a
cotillion group in Potomac? This
is the third year that a group OF
youngsters in our area has been
meeting under the direction OF
Mrs. Adelaide Courtney. They
have twelve dances a year, and
participation is through invita-
ton only. II started out with the
seventh grade age and now in
cludes grades eight and nine, as
the original students never lost
interest. The first dance this year
will be held October 10 at the Po-
tomac Parish House on South
Glen Rod. Each group holds its
dance on the same evening with
the Bells and Beaus, or seventh
graders, starting the program at
$3.50 Pm. One hour Is given for
each division. Following the Bells
and Beaus the Junior cotillion
members and Senior members
will meet.
I've heard that the Jesse
Smiths are moving from Holly
House on Glen Rd. They have
bought a place near Seneca.
A letter from Tish Atwood to her
Nom describes everything as fab
ulous, wonderful, divine, terrific,
and p. S. to quote, Mother,
will you please send me a lot OF
sheet music and my ukelele" -.
a pre-school census taking is go
ing on now in hope Of seven or
eight additional rooms at the ele-
mentary school in the near fu-
ture teachers meeting Octo-
ber 16 and IL means vacation for
students. Mardi Gras, Lyn
CARROTS ribbon winning mare,
died instantly Saturday morning
when she reared up and hit her
head against the window frame
cutting 1t severely. The Rip
Pools and Tom Colemans at.
tended the dlnner-dance celebra-
ton OF the 13 Club at Kenwood
last Saturday. Potomac's
hounds will be shown at the In
ternational Horse Show on Octo-
ber 10, the evening performance.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
Potomac
5000 Attend
ROdeO for
St. Francis
Potomac
BY Cissy Morgan
Oliver 2-0427

The Roundup Rodeo, spon-
sored by the East Coast Rodeo
Committee, held October a and 5
at AL Marah was a tremendous
success. All of the proceeds went
to st. Francis Episcopal Chapel
in Potomac.
The exact net profit will not be
known for a week. II has been
estimated, however, that 5000
persons were there. The food
and drink departments, along
with the many other booths did
a booming business. On Satur-
day a one-half Arabian mare, do.
mated by Al-Marah, was auctioned
off and the highest bidder was
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
Additional Art
Winners Listed

The names of several winners
in the third fall art show spon-
sored by the Rockville Art
League were inadvertently omit
ed from last weeks Sentinel.
They were:
Amateur Water COlOrs, Pastels,
Etc.-1, Keith Davis; 2 Marcia
Wingo; 3, 10 Gartner.
Children (under 16 and all
media except sculpture)-1, Fran
els Cross; 2, Kathleen Dulin; 3,
Ricky Downs.
Sculpture professional, anna.
teur and children)-1, Dick Ever
hart; 2, Mary Ridgely; 3, Crissie
Evan.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

therSburg Cooperative organiza.
tionS last week heard 1888
service reports at an annual
membership meeting at the Agri-
cultural Center.
District manager Richard D.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09

Hammond told the group that
the 364,000 members of Southern
Estates channeled 81 million in
purchases and marketing volume
through groups in the six-state
operating territory.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
Southern States
Meeting Held

About 3S5 members of the
Southern States Cooperative's
GaitherSburg Petroleum and Cal
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-09
S SENTINEL coTHT1MEH9 coNNTTi MD,
thursday. October 2. I95s--R7

Differences of one-millionth of
an inch can be detected by in.
struments Used in the National
Bureau of Standards.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03

l1.-Marejadas
12-Echara sal
17.-Humor acuoso de Ia sangre
20.-Demostrativo
22.-Amarre
24.-Terminacion de dirninutivo.
Inv.
26,-Regi6n de Europa
28.-Sin compafero
29.-Cerro o monte de poca altura
REORGANIZATION Universitaria So
cialista; Inic.
34.-Desagiies navales
35.-Barrio de Mexico
36.-Organo de la vista
38.-Del verbo ser
39.-Ciudad de Perd
40.-Uno cualquiera
41-Agradable, sin asperezas
43-El Diablo
48.-Existira
51.-En este lugar
52.-Roberto
53.-Quiera con amor
56.-Preposici6n inglesa
58.-Afirmacion, Inv.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
man,.
de dla..y de roche

Durante la pasada guerra, este Departments cumpi6 honrOsa-
mente sW patri6ticos deberes en- la Marina Mercante de este pals,
en- disintOs barcOs que hacian la traveSia de convoy" de Nueva York
a puertos de Francia e Ingaterra.. Sc me Ofreci6 la alternative de
marine 0 de ObrerO de las fabricas de denfenss, despues de haber sdo
despedidO del EjercitO al descubrirse que 70 no tenia los suficientes
recursOs fiscOs necesarios para asimilar Ell rudO castigO de las ievan-
tadas a las 5 de la manana y muchO menos aquenas camlnatas lnnece-
sarias de 20 milas, cargado como un mulO de sacOs, fuSn, pistOla, etc."
acknowledgements, jamas lOgre terminar ninguna de estas Operaciopes
pr mi propla tuerza y va era ruhna para los muchachos del W.. r.
recOgerme en- las cunetas del canine y trarme como algO inserVible
en- ell psO del Commando, sin aie y con la lengua afuera" Optic pOr
la Marina, pues 20, como Arevao, soy hombre de mar y aunque no
Sc nadar, desde nio me ha gusadO siempre sentarme a la sOmbra en-
Cualquier playa y darle "MUCHO OJO" a las muchachhas luciendo sus
"bickinis".. Ha sMO tan grande mi devotion hacia ell mar, que en-
una OCCASION pr POGO me cuesta la vida; fe un domingo en- Coney
Island, en- una manana preciOsa de veranO, donde fui a reponer mis-
energias despues dc, una nOche de sabadO, desOrdenada y loca." Pues,
ben, Seleccione una pequena isita que 81 proyectaba en- la superfcie
como a unOs veinte pasOs de la arena, pensandO que ALI estara
fuera del buliciO de la muhitud y pOdria dormir a mis- anchas,
embriagadO de sol y de are purO.. YO no Sc cuantaS hOras permaneci
ALI nj 10 que pas6, perO 81 recuerdo que cuando volvi EN- ST. me
tenian acostado boca abajo EN- la arena, con cientOs de espectadOres a
mi alrededor y dos o tres Life Savers sentados arriba de mi y
exprmi6ndome como una toronja.. Me expicarOn mas tarde que la
marea habia subido, que la islta habia desaparecidO y que 81 no
hubiera sido pr la estrcta viglancia de los muchachos, sabe Dos ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03

X
= ANDY POWERS, ha sido nombrado Administrator de la "Pabst
Blue Ribbon. Lo primero que hio fue ratificar y ascender a Tony
Alvarez y felcitarlo pr su nitida apariencia y sus modales gentles
y cabalerescos.
n
Lego Fernando Luis sssssss$
X
Ell MONUMENTo del Supper Market de la Gale N. W. Sc
llama C R ISALID
GRAcIAs por hobernos oborrotado Ell pesado sdbodo
Que Sc repho
"MUth0 0J0' y hasia 81 domingo.
~N. del R-Cualquier semejanza o parecido con personals vivas Q
maertas, es pura concidencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
tarias al Director
tarias al Director
Protestu Hispunos
son R~eIegudos por
ell Concrete Local
ST.. Director de DIARIo LAS

AMERICAS,
Miami Springs, Florida.
Estimado senior Director.
va todos sabemos que, en- las
grandes industries del Condado
de Dade, trabajan hombres Y mu-
jeres hispanos que, en- proportion
y conjunto, superan a cualquier
otra naciona1idad, sin embargo, en-
la mayor parte de los casos ha-
cen cola, permaneciendo como un
n a la izquierda a pesar de sus
m%ultiples cualidades. En- conferen-
cias que he sostenido con duenos y
directories de diferentes industries
he extractado 10 siguiente: Los his
PIANO, no obstante ser muy bue-
nos ~operarios, por carecer de CO.
nocimientos del ingles, permane-
lei relegados a ultimo termino Y,
por consiguiente, Incompetence de
mejorar SUI situacion en- ell desem-
peno de SUI labor, Sc ven obligados
a ocupar los lugares desechados por
los demas.
La mayoria de los v~isitantes ex-
tranjeros que patrocinan el CO.
mercio de esta metropoli como ell
numero de hispanos residences en-
ell Condado, tambien superan al
resto de las demas nacionalidades.
Entonces, Gpor que sera que nues-
tros honrados ciudadanos han de
recibir esta discrimination que,
en- terminus mas claros, es I'm
ultraje por parte de la industrial y
concrete de la localidad?
Ell dnico medic de proteger nues-
tros derechos es LA UNION, unir-
nos bajo una sola bandera Hispa-
no-Americana; unirnos todos: los
pobres y los ricos; los fuertes y los
debiles, y, unidos, exigir los mobiles
privilegios que esta gran naci6n
nos brinda bajo las democraticas
leyes establecidas para defender a
toda Ia ciudadania sin distingo de
religiones, razas nj banderas.
Esta union nos protejera a to-
dos los hispanos y, en- Ell dia de
mafana, en- vez de 'hacer COLA,
ocupar ell puesto equitativo con-
forme al valor intrinseco De po-
seemos, "haciendolo por derecho,
n opor conmiseraci6n".
Muy atentamente
CENTRIC HISPANO AMERICANA
Por John A. Bravo, Presidente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
HIGH DENUNCiA Sc CONSPIRA|
SU REPUTATION POR|
A Los BOuTEROS.

Ell Alcalde de Miami, Robert
King High, denunci ell marteS
que dos detectives del Departa-
mento de Policia de la ciudad,
han estado tratando de buscar
"algo" para d~esacreditar SUI cam
paiia contra ell vicio de la bolita.
Anadio que cree que esos dos
agentes tenian ordenes, para clio,
de los jefes del departamento, FL
Alcalde ha sostenido fuertes con-
troversias en- meses recientes
con oficiales de la policia, acerca
de SUI campana contra la bolita.
Interrogado al respecto, ell je-
fe de la policia, Walter E. Head
ley, contesto: "Primera noticia.
70 no recurro a tales procedi-
mientos''.
Ell Alcalde High identified a
los dos agentes, como c. M. Shell
Imam y Benjamin Palmer, dos
discutidos miembros de la poll
cia asignados a combatir la bolt
ia. Shellman figure recientemen-
te en- una investigation de la
Junta del Servicio Civil, sobre So
bornos por boliteros.
Denuncio ell Alcalde High, que
Shellman, policia negro, fue a
la casa del ex-juez municipal L.,
E. Thomas, en- la manana del
martes y lie pregunto 81 el re-
cordaba que High hubiera defen-
dido, como abogado, a algun bo-
litero. Thomas confirmo la de.
nuncia.
"No Sc trataba de I'm acto de
~policia", dijo High. Por 10 tanto,
parece ser que Sc conspira con-
ira mi"
Dijo ell Alcalde que habia en-
viado I'm telegrama al Fiscal del
Estado Richard G~erstein, solicit
tando que los agentes sean la
mados ante ell Gran Jurado de
Dade para determinar bajo que
ordenes actuaban.
Thomas, abogado negro, que
fue juez municipal en- ell distrito
negro, en- donde Sc juzgan la
mayor parte de los casos de bolt
ia, ceso en- noviembre de 1855.
Dijo a los periodistas que Shrell.
man habia lido a SUI casa ell mar
ties y lie pregunto 81 recordaba 81
High hubiera defendido a algun
bolitero, antes de ser Alcalde.
Anadio Thomas que solo lego
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03
DE HELLO

Querida Amaranta: DebidO a
los malOs tratOs de mi espOsO me
encuentrO en- CANA Y enferma.
Tengo una pulmOnia Y prOba-
blemente vOy a ser trasladada al
hospital. Mi esp0sO cumple cor
tod0s sus deberes para conmigO,
exceptO que no me quiere. LlevO
cast dos amos s0pOrtandO despre-
clos. DOndequiera que flOta una
falda. ahi esta ely 10 que mas ha
hecho que me encuentre en- mi
estadO actual es que tiene la ma
la costumbre de cOntarme con
pelos y senales t o d O.s los
"affaires" que tiene, dandOme
nOmbres, datos y. hasta numerOs
de telefOnos. mo puede listed
imaginarse cual es mi dOlOr!
Por mi parte he hecho TODD 10
possible para atraermelO. He
cambiado de peinadO, me he he
cho trajes nuevos, he ideado
nuev0s platOs de su gusto y he
DEGRADE la casa TOdO ha sidO
inutil. SU frialdad es de hielO. Al
cabo de cuatro amos, sligo que.
riendoIe como siempre perO, co.
mo listed sabe, ell amor es como
una planta que tiene que ser
cultivada pOr ambas parties. Va.
rias veces me ha amenazadO con
abandOnarme, perO nunca Sc de-
eide. CuantO tengO una amigui.
ia y viene a visitarme, el Sc ena.
mora de ella y, como la genie
con quien tratO es buena y de.
cente, Sc disculpa luego de no
volver a mi casa pOrque mi es.
pOso es muy enamoradO. AIDE
mas tiene una mirada mali
ciOsa y usa I'm v0cabuIariO muy
romanticO, aparte de ser muy
elegante. POGO antes de caer
enferma, me prOpusO irse a vivir
solo y venir a VERNE tOdas las
semanas. Yo rechace semejante
ofrecimientO. Al decirle este, sin
embargo, mi cOraz6n latia Ell
mis- labios. Mi Illusion seria tener
un hijo perO, al pensar 10 muchO
que Sufriria como cOnse-
cuencia de un possible divOrciO,
no me he decididO a tenerlo.
Cuando Sc que va a volver, 10
esperO amOrOsamente, perO me
consta que su afectO ST es que
10 demuestra- es fingidO. VivO
mis- dias y mis- u0ches esperanto
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-03

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