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gers transported last year, the
firm has announced. Som e
100000 passengers used the
lines New York Mediterranean
service in 1857.
\ \ 4 i
The Clipper Lines Stella
Polaris will leave New Orleans
on May 20 for a 24-day cruise
voyage to Europe. The trip will
wind up in zeebrugge, Belgium,
a short hop from the Worlds
Fair in Brussels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
AzuIeu Festival
Set at Norfolk

NORFOLK. Va. - William
Moultrie Query has been
named for the second consecu-
tive year to head Norfolk An
nual international Azalea Fes-
tival.
The week-long festival, now
IN its fifth year. is scheduled
to open April IA. Coronation
of Queen Azalea v in Norfolk's
Municipal Gardens April 19
will climax the event.
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en- N...-AL4
Albsri .. chondler,
covsFneF Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
ICE SKATING?
IN The DESERT2

PHOENIX. Ariz. = Ice
hockey in the desert is q
booming sports attraction
in this mild climate.
It is made possible by an
indoor area. where two
teams from Phoenix and
one from Tucson stage
regular contests with ether
Southwestern clubs Vaca-
tionists can use tile rink,
too. Ice skating is a daily
feature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

2sa s2 eSS fs,s 81 sL M. al a i a-o.s'
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SECRETARY

For real estate once. Must b.
Good steno. and typiEt and thor
oughly exper. in EeeretaFtal duties
Wonderful opportunity for Ad'
RE. 1851
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


HQpeEKEEPKR. white. good with
children, desires work, B days Z
Tees5. sood ref: live out. AD
4.DtBJ.
H0UsRKEEPER, baby sitting. clean.
Ing. ironing. eookinG; charwoman
NJ. Z-4yl 4.
LAUNDREsg By the day or baby
sitter. III. 4.J232 10
Ist-CLAss LAUNDREss. cleaner
wants DAYS work. ia. 9-b207.
WHITE WIDOW would Ike work. 3
days. Mon. through Fri., ironing
nursing, cleaning, Ia D. e, Nc
bachelors. LU. 4-670D. i6'
GIRL. eoloTed. wishes Job; live IN.
References ST. 3-B7s2.
LADY WISHES 20 Fecommend very
Mighty young French butler. com
petent, willing. industrious and
slty. no. g-764g.
WOMAN, cOlored. exDer. eookins
ner; ref. 81. 3-ISS7.
WOMAN, colored. wants 4 days
work, except Tuesday; references
Call RE. 7-339b any time.
cOLORED WOMAN. exper., wishes
days work: Rood ironer, excel.
ref. Ii. 4-e724.
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SALESLADIES

Experienced COATS. dresses, spcrts-
T fssr ..I iqr .ssis.nP 'e dDUSSr.S shVE
.sSsssi.lsaii Pl,sssn in vSortins eOnd y
BREsLkU, 6l4 18th ST NV
sEAMsIREss, experienced, for up.
holsterina; top salary, hest work.
ms conditions, 1870 7th ~, nv
SECRETARY, part tine sooa tyr
a "a ds''''s 1iSo%br 0'.s6roSSaiSvs:
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SECRETARY

Permanent position available for
young lady with at least 3 years
Cxpertenee o. . technical secretary.
Duties include dietAtion. typine. B.
day. 40-hopr week; liberal employe
dement's. For interview call WI.
a-7200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
HELP Womb
tcoNIlkutpl
CLERK TYpTST

30 years or under, for real estate
once, downtown Warrington: s.
day week, paid VACATION. etc: GOOD
surroundings. excellent starting sal
arY. RE. 1-lllllO
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WANTED

WANTED
WESTINGHOUSE BEST
SHOE DEPT. MGR.
Excellent income pot
tential plus fine en-
ployment benefit its,
such as thrift and
profit sharing. hos
pitalizatlon, liberal
ere an disc dis
count, retirement
plan and advance
ment opportunities.
This Is a permanent,
challenging position
requiring a top-grade
man who wants to-
make a career Of
shoe merchandising,
(this is not q central
ly operated and mer-
chandised depart
ment, you'll need the
ability to buy, sell
and manage. Please
note: Applicant must
be between Is and 10
and have successful
selling and merchan-
dising experience; a
casual interest and
experience cannot be
considered. Call 10.
7-4449 for an inter-
view appointment.
]. c. PENNEY co.
EAsTovER SHOPPING CENTER
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PHARMACIST
REAL ESTATE

eALEsMEN 10 make money part
tine. Interview IN evenings. cal
co. $1,000. for appointment.
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BEWTTCHED, BOTHERED
AMI pEWII.D ERED2

Bevildersd By bills that have
piled up9 Bothered BY how 70
pay themi Bewltehed u yog eouldif
7 ks 9 Us show ypu hgE Can LOzi-
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CLERK TYPIST

OAAIAeA i 4 4 4O4
For leading weekly news maya,
zine. Work will consist primarily
lOf typinu, Ming and varied in.
teresting once duties. Some QlctA'
lphone expeflenee helpful. Minimum
typlng speed Of 80 wp.m. Pleasant
workipg conditions. Many COM
pany dement's.
CALL m. 3-7fOO, EXT, aot
BETWEEn b A,M.-6 Pm,
CLERK : TYPISTS
SECRETARIES
'REQINNERs AND EXPERIENCED
CONF IN AND TALK IT OVER
AGE AGE, AZ pp; WHITE; a. rays
lekcY6.. coll, 35-Ab -yrs. $t.lvt
sEcYss many, intersstins. :. an,
BEGINNER eEcYs - s6Q-s6s
plcTAPHoNE skcYs. $500 vi
ADV BfffiNo cLK.-TYPs. q - ~
elk. -TYpa.. many S50- S6t
skShsI' Ll SEs fdRsAlNKEs p s1'v w.
eNpera bank 70 WI
FILE CLERKS, young &33t
cAsHfER-BKKPRs.. 5 days. -,
PRooPREApERs. English or
Journalism bkgd. S60-S7(
v @Mo occpb SSRaRissosNNEL
SEE MISS WOOD
ssa so Sr HER !. PL 20 pI. z-s7s'
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRApHER

Permanent position: ,5-day. 40
hr. week, pleasant WORKING condi.
tons, liberal discount on pur-
ehases. Insurance. and hosp. plan
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE. Employment once
SEQ lfth 81, NV, End floor, oyeI
ouf I tn and q sts. store.
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HEIP-MEK AND WOMEN

ACCORDION PLAYER. white. for
oerman-Ameriean restaurant. Ma
S-l1s3
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HELP WOMEN


SECRETARY for downtown Law Of
Gee 6-day Wk. Not over 3b
Salary open. MRS. BARHET1'
RE 7-3O9s,
SECRETARY, Pals Church: s days
good speeds required, fringe bene
ats. 70 $1,000. POTOMAC EMPL.
L l04 Y, Broad st., Fails Church
W. a-7272.
SECRETARY. school, N. Arl,; ma
ture: 5 days. Sa56. POTOMAC
EMPL.. 1854 Wilson blvd. Arl
SECRETARY. 70 real estate execu
tive. Conn. ave. area, Salary com
mensurate with ability. Ma. h
054s for appt.
SECRETARY, Law once. experiencl
lreferred; 5-day week. Il 70 30
Cali ST. 3-i77b.
SECRETAnY-TYPIsT. general Of
nee work. pleasant surrounding
benefits. Cali Mr.. EfSEN. Dl. Z.
SOIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
BUSINESS SERVICES

BO0KKEEPER desires several small
accounts. work In your once OF
my home. VIII. 6-334e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
FURNITURE SALE

Drastic reduction in brand-neW
better-erade bedrm., din. rm.. ltv.
rm. bedding; mod. Early American.
French and Italian Provincial fac
tory closeouts: samples and surplus
stocks a. lowest prices; rsgardless
OF big discounts offered elsewhere.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
S16 18th st NV. RE. 7-43l0
FURNITURE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

Flexible installation is one Of rony lectures
OF this DIR conditioner-Con 90 in upper or
lower sosh. easement window, through wall
or swino-owoy. CooIs, dehumidifies. filters
Rototor direction let you direct dir; complete
thenmostotic control. 57oo BTU capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. Ian couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day. iDait three
full, days and recetue the
license on the nth day. sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days
Freddie Rufus Taylor, 90, 1910 datf
b. rs II" az Es A n. &. chris'i'n M0rsAn
$50: a; :;'iIe P;is 4 s! ssl' Il
Friedrich Lee Anthony. "a, aie ltth q
sT;il .s1 Lasihas Ssisis. a. faii
Alfred John 0asksn, ls0, AriingtQn. Va,
and kdIth Belle Markham, 20. $500
South Dakota ave. ne.
Edward James Lphr. ~. and EiiEa5sth
Ann eanda. %. both Of Baltimore.
Lsjeune -Terameau, IS, -Arlineton. Va,
e eRe Ha f!s, 9. P N hassimen'o' 81
'O; e. K sg R;:s:s,,o2R .s % AGO. ,S". A q
Arlineten. VI.
Rsno q. i s.s... sne HssSr:si T Rh;Si
aaraian, 81, 1888 Columbia "a. nv
Francis b. Matthew s., ana MAR
srtTuds uras. %. both Of 81
Norwood CARY Qvynne. q. Charlotte,
~ C.. and plorine oDen TorbeFt
Marvin Paul .dsysEs, %, ICES i3th
81 n.vs and neliia eehommer. -,
i1Os nas.ashR.e,ss ess. IA
mount 81. NV and Lueeinda Tim
mons Jones. 20, 1900 Harvard u.
osfy peap steinsrt. 10. s4oS 18Th q
waller pl. Ge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
ADVERTISEMENT.
What's the truth about
danger In x.rays7

. Are we unwittingly ex-
posing ourselves and our
children TO harm from rad
iation? Incredible as II
may seem. authorities now
say that improper use Of
the common X-ray Wa-
chine can be more harmful
than "fallout" from atomic
bomb tests and the
greatest threat Is to unborn
children.
For an authoritative re-
port that tells how doctors
can safely use x-rays)--
read what's the Truth
About Danger in x-Rays?"
in February Readers Di.
gest. Get your copy at your
newsstand todayl
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-~"~~~f
his route. At one time. he had
all the territory east Of the
Anacostia River.
When the Evening star
Newspaper Co. bought In al
Of the routes some Is years
ago. Mr.. Mehlfelt became an
Independent newspaper dis
tributor. He has since distri-
bnted The star under contract
with the company.
For . number Of years. Mr..
Mehlfelt spent part OF the
winter IN Florida. He plans 70
live In Florida and Bethesda.
Nd. An automobile trip South
Is on his immediate program.
Mr.. Mehlfelt lives ct $500
Lowell place. Bethesda. His
wife. Rilla, died last September
10. He has q daughter. Mrs.
Bernice M. Loewer Of 5e26
Bradley boulevard in Bethesda.
and two grandchildren. He en-
joys playing cards and shufiie-
board. as well as gardening and
motoring.
Born January IA. 1898. In
Waynesboro. Pa. Mr.. Mehlfelt
attended school there and came
TO the District In 1904.
Before becoming interested In
the newspaper business. he
worked at the washington Navy
Yord Is q machinist during
World War ].
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

q United States immigration
Service order for her deporta-
ton. She had Indicated abe
feared for her life II she re-
turned TO Cuba, where her
brother is fighting the regime
Of President Fulgencio Hatista.
There was no explanation for
her decision TO return 70 Cuba.
Her intention was revealed
when she appeared at the I'm
migration and Naturalization
Service with her attorney.
Ralph Aguilera. and voluntarily
withdrew her appeal against
the deportation order.
She admitted entering the
United States January 4 con-
cealed In the trunk Of q taxi
cab which took her across the
border at Brownsville. Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Reports chisf Named
For ChiIdren's Bureuu

james H. scull. president Of
the Mental Health Materials
Center in New York. has been
appointed director Of the Divi-
sion Of Reports. Children's
Bureau. Department Of Health.
Education and Welfare. He will
Join the star on February II.
Mr.. scull succeeds Mary Tay-
lor Montgomery. who died last
summer after q long Illness.
He has been director Of the
Public Relations Service Of the
Family Service Association Of
America In New York for the
last 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
$685. General Electric
RefrigeratOr-Freezer
289.ss

Full-equipped 1857 model features automatic
interior lighting. foId-owoy bottle rocks. QUO.
motto defrostino plus-Srue-ze zero sone freezes
for more successful freezing Of foods and ssor-
Ing Holds UP to 10 lbs. l-ev-fR sizes. SeFe-
hand door model only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Michael Lee Loses
Appeal on Assault

Last Fehruary's assault con-
viction Of Michael Lee. WASH
ington moonshiner. was upheld
yesterday by the U. Q. Court Of
Appeals for the District Of
Columbia.
Lee. IS. was sentenced to q
total Of from 8 TO Is years In
prison after his conviction for
shooting Walter w. Pickett IN
January. 1855. Pickett was once
his partner in moonshinine
operations. The specific charges
against Lee were assault with
intent 70 kill. assault with q
dangerous weapon and carry
ing Q pistol illegally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Bank Workers End
Strike in Argentine

BUENos AIRES. Argentina,
Jan. 81 R.-Under govern
ment pressure. the Bank
Workers Union ordered It's
10000 striking members back
TO work today TO end q week Of
bank paralysis.
The government promised TO
study the workers demands for
$40 q month raises and fulfiil-
ment Of old pension agree
ments. Release Of more than
800 striking bank clerks ar
rested Wednesday was ordered.
About 100000 construction
workers are still on strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
New Store in BruziI

CHICAGO. Jan. 81 R.--
Sears. Roebuck a Co. plans ia
open It's ninth retail store In
Brazil early next week. In
Campinas. SIS miles northwest
of Sac Paulo.
Charles A. Myer. vice presi-
dent in charge Of Latin Ameri-
can operations. said the COM
pany employs 2,322 persons,
OF whom 10 are North Ameri-
cans. in connection with its
outlets In Brazil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Returning to cubu

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 81 R.--
Juanita Castro. sister Of Cuban
Rebel Leader Fidel Castro. will
return 70 Havana voluntarily
next Tuesday
Miss Castro had been fighting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
HiIlel Foundation Party

The George Washington UNI
versity B'nai Birth Hillel
Foundation viii hold It's OPEN
Ing social at $50 pm. Sunday
ct the foundation. 2l29 p street
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
CIV. MehIfeIt Retiring
As Star Distributor

newspaper distributor for The star for 80 years. George
w. Mehifelt win ofncially retire tomorrow.
February IL, 1884, he purchased route Of this
and known 10 hundreds Of carrier boys old and
who served with him. AZ the years went he sold part Of
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-10

PREsIDENTEs QUE DICTAN LEYEs

VioIentando la normaIidad del espiritu democrat
ticO, Y abusandO de la evOluci0n del DerechO Cons
tituciOnal que, en- vista de ciertas emergencies, ma
creadO la institution de los DecretOs-Leyes, hay
ciertOs Presidentes de Republicas l~atinoamerica-
mas que, eierciendo indebida Influenza en- ell Con-
greso, obtienen, al final de cada legislature, IA
cultades extraordinarias pro tempOre para legislar,
de acuerdo con esas facultades en- TODD 10 que espe-
eificamente elias establecen.
En- CIRCUMSTANCES nOrmales, con Congresses Y
Presidentes respOnsables, respetuOsOs de la etica pO-
Utica, es inobjetable la delegation de facultades que
haga ell OrganO Legislative del EstadO en- ell Presi-
dente de la Repdblica, para hacerle frente, cuando la
Asamblea 0 ell Congress- no esten funciOnandO, a
~cualquier emergencia que las cOmplicaciOnes de la
vida mOderna determinan y que ha sidO possible WIS.,
lumbar Op~Ortunamente. La razOn de ser de los
DecretOs-Leyes es la de facilitar la function del Co.
biernO en- mOmentOs de necesidad, EN- CIRCUMSTANCES
que requieran medidas que constituciOnalmente es-
tan al margen de la facultad del POder Executive.
Observation-Disclosures, con Congresses d6ciles,
eiertOs Presidentes inescrupulOsOs Sc han acOstum-
brado a ser tambien legislatures, mediante ell abuse
en- la sOlicitud de facultades extraOrdinarias Y la
concession de estas pOr parte del POder Legislative.
Cada dia aumenta ell vasto campo de esas faculta-
DIES, incluyendo TODD aquello que es de interes fun
damental para los compromises persOnales y poll
ticOs del Jefe del Estado. De esta manera ell Presi-
dente legisla' a SUI cOnveniencia en- fOrma suma-
mente %sencilla, y aunque con I'm COngresO sumis0
puede lOgrar de Immediate c%ualquier ley que favO-
rezca sus intereses, lie resulta mas adecuado Y mas
facil, con menos despliegue de publicidad, lograrlo
mediante ell abuse del DecretO-Ley, p~revias faculta.
des extraordinarias y, desde luego, cuando no este
funcionandO ell Poder Legislative.
De esta manera, gObernantes irrespetuosos de
la demOcracia han convertible una institution seria,
de marcada tecnica ~juridica y solidez %politica, de-
terminada por las exigencias de la vida moderna,
en- I'm Instruments periodical para ell pals, y que
tiende a destruir la indispensable separation de los
tres Poderes clasicos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-10
MERRMAN SMITH
La PeIigrosa 0fensva Econ6nica Rusa

Ell aumento del concrete entire Ell bloque chino.
sovietico y ell mundo libre desde 1852. Este es.
tudio, que no es una declaration de politica de
la comision, informa, entire otras cosas, que ell CO.
mercio del bloque rojo con la America Latina,
aunque todavia relativamente pequeno. aumen-
to en- un SO por ciento desde 1852 a 1856 Ell CO.
mercio de csc bloque con la Europa Occidental
aumento Ell I'm 80 por ciento en- ell mismo periodic
y representa- la mayor participation en- las opera.
clones de exportacion e Importation.
Ell estudio dice que la embestida economical
rusa puede tener como p%roposito Sacar provecho
de los errores comedies por Occidente y que han
Suscitado fricciones, r~esentimientos y hasta hosti-
lidades ~politicas entire Occidente y los paises sub.
desarrollados. Cree que ell punto clave de los pro-
positos actuales es Ell hecho de que ell concrete
del bloque ~sovietico y los acuerdos de creditos
sean hechos mas rapidamente y en- forma mas
decisiva que O~ccidente, sin los e~ntorpecimientos
propios de los processes mas lentos y mas claros
de las naciones libres.
Ell estudio fue preparado por Michaeal Sapir,
economista que al presente trabaia en- ell programa
de a~sistencia tecnica de las Naciones Unidas a los
pafses latinoamericanos Sapir estima que la ofen-
silva economical del bloque comunista puede cons
tituir un peligro mayor para Occidente que la
amenaza de I'm ataque armada
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-10
MERRIMAN SMITH

Las fabricas de Russia sovietica y China comu-
nista adquieren un relieve cada vez MAYOR para
los funcionarios oficiales y los economists priva-
dos norteamericanos cuando estos observan con
detenimiento. la penetration economical Sovietica
del mundo libre.
A fines del ano paSado, la production nacio-
nal bruta de Russia, sus satellites comun1stas y
China Roja Sc calcul6 en- mas de la mitad de la
de Estados. Unidos.
Ahora, el gobierno norteamericano calcula
la proportion es mas bien de las tres cuartas par
ties, pueS desde principles del ano en- curse la
production bruta nacional estadounidenSe ha de-
clinado y en- estos momentos corresponds a un
ritmo annual de unos 1920 0 millones de dolares.
La production de NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de
Russia ha aumentado a la par que ha disminuido
la de Estados Unidos. En- este renglon, los rusoS
estan produciendo al p~resente dos veces las ma.
quinas-herramientas que fabrican los norteameri.
canos.
Los nuevos pedidos de maquinas-herramien-
tas a Estados Unidos bajaron de 80 100000 do
lares, en- MARIO, a 2O.65O.0OO en- abril.
Otra cosa que preocupa a los economistas nor.
teamericanos es ell metodo que emplean los so.
vieticos para hacer lnegocios con los paises SUBJ
desarrollados.
La Comision de Fomento Econ6mico ACADIA de
lamar a la publicidad un estudio especial sobre
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-10
Ell Wet Nam Sumido de Nuevo en- Ia D5cordia
DALE BRix

81 Wet Nam, un pals mitad comunista y mitad
democratic despues de una guerra ~tremenda, esta
de nuevo sumido en- la discordia.
Pero esta vez las armas que Sc utilizan son
NADIA mas que ~palabras.
Esta guerra entire los comunistas del Norte
y los democrats del Sur comenz6 Ell 7 de mario.
Ese dia Ell gobierno comunista septentrional
de Ho Chi Mimi envi6 una carta al meridional
del Presidente Ngo Dinh Diem en- Ell que propo-
MIA iniciar negociaciones para la unificacion del
pals.
Ell ~conflicto no salio a la s~urerficie sino ell
26 de abril, da en- que ell gobierno del Sur con-
test6 a la carta y califico de 'pura propaganda
la propuesta.
BESIDE entonces acusacion tras ~acusacicn han
cruzado y recruzado la linea de tregua, estableci.
da a 10 largo del parallel II, despues de la derro-
ia de las fuerzas f~rancesas en- Diem Bien Phu, ell
ano 1854.
La guerra de las palabras ha dejado clara
mente sentada una cosa: No hay ninguna posi-.
bilidad de que pueda unificarse ell Wet Nam du-
rante los pr6ximos amos.
Ell gobierno de Saigon que dirige Ngo ha ex-
'puesto SUI punto de vista en- forma que no admite
duda.
Ell gobierno dice lisa y llanamente que Ell CO.
munismo es un sistema politico que no puede con.
~ciliarse con las tradiciones de Asia y que por 10
tanto no puede ~iniciarse ninguna conferencia para
la unificacion mientras I'll ~gobierno del Norte con-
tinue siendo comunista.
Ell ~gobierno comunista, que tiene SUI sede en-
Hanoi, dice que Ell Sur es victima de los "imperia.
hstas norteamericanos'.
N rsehasar - nssoeiaeiones, 4 sobisrno Do
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-10
'3.-jLa Perra Chola, o la
PerrichOli?

Micaela podia ser apenas una
virreina en- palacio para pedirle
al virrey una gTacia, ell mejor ca
mino era acercarse a la gracia de
Micaela-, pero en- las tablas Sc
sentia una reina ALI imponia su
real CANA. La real CANA de Micae-
la era una delicla: ell publico =
81 pueblo la seguia. Ell virrey
serbia rape. AL virrey lie brilla-
ban los ojos. Los limenos veian
al virrey y reian: iSe lie cae la
baba por la Micaelal La peluca
empolvada lie hacia yer mas vie
jo y las coplas al viejo domado
volaban por Lima donde Ell aire
es de epigrama. Jamas Sc bailo
de aqui-te-va-este-cuento- y ALA
se-te-va-esta- historic, que diera
vueltas tan saprosas en- la corte
peruana, Del tempo de las gro
serias de los PiZarro a las sutile.
zas del RENO de Amat, habia CO.
rrido mas aqua bajo los puentes
que de la Francia Feudal a los
Lulses. Micaela fue perdiendo ell
sentido de las preparedness. Sin
tic que bajo SUI imperio no Sc po-
MIA Ell sol. Ell pobre empresario
de la comedia, Maza. 81 alguna
vez Sc enamor6 de Micaela, ahora
saba que 10 que tenia en- ella
era una virreina b%ailandole en-
las tablas. Pero Maza por una
mano saba SUI oficio, y por la
otra lie hacfa el amor a Inesita,
ell astro que Sc eclipse por ell en-
cumbramiento de Micaela.
Sc representaba una comedia
de Calderon: Fuego de Dios -en
ell Querer Bien. Micaela creia
que en- materia de querer bien lie
sobraba repasar los papeles.
Aquella noche hsblo de memoria
como pensando en- otra cosa.
Maza, que haeia de galan herido
por muchos completes, Sc deci-
do a darle un alfileterazo, y lie
sopl6 al dido -cosa que debi6
oirse en- ell publico-: "iMas al
ma mujer, mas alma! ESQ 10 de-
elamaria meior la Ines!!" iQue
desacato! Micaela agarr6 un lati-
guillo y tres veces lie eruz6 la ca
ra al atrevido. Ell drama Sc volc6
de la escena al gallinero. Ell pd-
blico empezo a patear enfureci-