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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20
Week on Reef
Amuses Tourists

HONG KONG. May 20 (P.-
Twelve Americans today de-
scribed a week when their
round-the-world cruise ship
was stuck on a South China
sea reef as a wonderful adj
venture.
Their vessel, the President
Hayes, returned to this British
colony today under her own
steam for drydock inspection
after tugs got the ship off a
reef in the Paracel Islands, 400
miles to the south.
The tourists said they would
spend the time here shopping
and sightseeing. All praised
Capt. o. A. Larson and his
crew and said they hoped they
could continue the voyage on
the Hayes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20

sively in Europe prior to World
War II, and was a member OF
the staff of Harper's Bazaar
She is author of two novels,
THE House of Violence" and
THE Flower of Smoke" both
published by Scribner'S.
Mr.. Magruder is one of the
areas best known landscape
architects and has won many
prizes in landscape gardening
and in area flower shows, in
Guiding a blue ribbon at this
years National Flower and
Garden Show at the Armory.
They will live in Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20
Harvard Club to Fete
34Conqress Members

A reception for "a Senators
and Representatives who at
tended Harvard will be given
by the Harvard Club of Wash
ington at $50 pm. tomorrow
in the Old Supreme Court room
in the Capitol.
Dean of the Harvard grad
yates in the Senate is Senator
Saltonstall. Republican of
Massachusetts,, and in the
House. Representative Wiggles-
worth, Republican Of Massa-
chuSetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20
II Escape Death

AMMAN, Jordan, May 20
R).-An Air Lebanon airliner
made an emergency landing
here today and burned on the
ground. The q persons on
board escaped without injury
The plane was bound from
Jerusalem Airport, in the Jor-
danian section of the City, for
Beirut. Lebanon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20

The wife of a poetry-writing
parking lot guard who shot her
in the head and then killed
himself was in critical condi-
ton at Washington Hospital
Center today.
Chances for the recovery Of
Mrs. Jean Rideout, IS. remained
doubtful following an operation
for removal of the bullet.
Douglas M. Rideout. AZ. of
1904 Manchester road. Silver
Spring. the man who brought
her to this country as an Aus
tralian war bride, died in the
hospital yesterday, IS minutes
after firing a bullet into his
own head.
The double shooting occurred
near the Carter Barron Amphi-
theater parking lot, where Mrs.
Rideout had hurried from her
bookkeeping job at Riggs Ma
tional Bank in response to her
husbands apparent mental
upset.
PhOned Warning
| A few minutes earlier he had
told her over the phone: Com
munists with burp guns are
surrounding us - don't come
out"
Mr.. Rideout had been in and
out of Veterans Administration
Hospitals since his World
War II service in the South
west Pacific. Mrs. Rideout was
to have taken him to a doctor
One witness saw the couple
struggling in their car near the
parking lot, then heard a shot.
Police Pvts. Lawrence K. Gal
laEher and Alfred Scrima
found Mrs. Rideout in the
front seat. shot in the forehead.
Moody Person
In the woods nearby the po-
1 licemen encountered Mr.. Ride
out with a rs caliber auto
matte pointed at them. A
minute later he had shot him
self in the temple. Coroner
A. Magruder Macdonald
issued a certificate of suicide.
! Mr.. Rideout'S superiors in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20
Rubber Name
NEW YORK

NEW YORK - The name
rubber" comes from the fact
that rubber can rub out pencil
marks. one Of its earliest uses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20
LARGE Library

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-Harv-
ard has the largest Libraries
of any university in the United
States. The various Harvard
units contain more than 6
million volumes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20
Scientists Held
Adequate for
BigCO!mpanies
ny JOHN A. GILES
star stan writer

One OF induAtry's TOP research
directors asserted today that
there actually Is no shortage OF
scientists and engineers in the
United States as far as the big
companies were concerned.
Let's not 20 overheard on
the question OF the shortage OF
scientists and engineers" ad-
vised DR.. c. Guy Suits. vice
president and research director
Of General Electric Co.
Industry simply could not
use twice as many this year. or
next year. even II they we're
available"
supply Quite Adequate
This year. In fact. the supply
in both categories appears to be
quite adequate. and a little
stretch may be required TO
place all Of the technical
graduates"
DR.. Suits spoke before the
National Science Foundations
conference on research and de-
velopment in the Shoreham
Hotel.
The fact that Soviet Russia
is training engineers at three
times our present rate does not
automatically mean that we
should equal or exceed her
rate" he continued.
In our system we require
an economic balance and To
use more technical people we
have to learn how TO employ
them effectively"
Quality-NOt Quantity
Although there is an eco
nomic limit to the number OF
technical people we can en-
ploy in industry, there is nc
limit to the quality of the re-
quired .skills. In the present
public discussion of this SUBJ
iect / think we should focus
more attention on quality and
less on quantity"
DR.. Suits said the problem!
of planning basic research arr
difficult but not insoluble
Scientific research is becoming
so important to industry and Il
national defense that mort
study is needed on how thu
work can be given a creative en-,
vironment, he said.
II think we should discour,
age the perhaps popular con,
ception that the most success,
full scientists follow a career OF
stumbling upon important dis
coveries," he said in a luncheon
address. II think that the con
trary is true and that tn,
scientist who always happens t
be present when importan
discoveries are made, are, il
fact. strongly movitated by al
understanding of what woult
be important to discover.
Another speaker. George Gin,
Smith. vice president of thu
F. M. Dodge Corp. told the
meeting he would not ouarre
with anyone who maintained
that rising construction cost
have been we'll up toward thu
head of the infiationary pa
rade."
He said research and devel.
opment could do a great dea
toward keeping construction
costs under control.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
Otto Wihl, Kougarok Miner, Charged With Assault in Court Here

Otto Wihl, well-known old prospector of the Kougarok area pied not guilty to unlawful as- sault and willful injury to monu- ments on July 3rd.
 Loretta Waldhelm,, who filed the complaint caught Wihl des- troying stakes and location not ices on the Waldhelm property on Dahl Creek and when she ordered him off the property he assaulted her, she alleged. She showed arm and back injuries to prove her claim.
 Wihl was given 30-day sus- pended sentence for unlawful assault and a 90-day sentence for injury, to monuments with 75 days suspended. Bail was set for $2O0.
 An oral appeal was made at that time.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
Nome Scouting Groups Share In Estate Request

The Girls Scouts of Nome and the Boy Scouts of Nome each received a check this week for the sum of $1,446.22 from the estate of c. F. Jannsen through his trustee O. s. Weaver.
 Several years ago c. F. Jann- sen, who was engineer for many years at the Nome Power Plant while it was owned by MT. Weaver, passed away and having no heirs left his es- tate to the children of Nome, de- string that his savings should stay in the community for it's youth. O.. s. Weaver was dele gated to use the funds as he saw fit for the young people whom Jannsen always enjoyed. He has from time to time given of this fund for the upkeep to the Scout building in town and for repairs to the Dexter Camp. He has also provided supplies and equipment for the Girl Scouts.
 MT. Weaver has now closed the account with the turning over of the balance in the fund to the local units of these organizations.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
Revival Services Begin Tomorrow Night At
 Assembly of God Church

Reverend and Mrs. Oscar D. Butterfield from South Gate, California, who are under mission ary appointment from the As semblies of God national head quarters in Springfield, Missouri, are beginning revival services here in Nome at the local As sembly of God church. Services begin Tuesday evening at 7:3O pm. and will continue for two or three weeks each evening ex- cept Monday and Friday.
 The Butterfields came to Alas ka in November, 1857, and have had meetings in Anchorage, Fairview, Seward, Homer, Kenai and Kodiak. Plans have been made for revivals in all of the thirty-two Assembly of God churches and three children's homes in Alaska.
 A cordial welcome to attend the services in Nome is given to all, including non-church attend CTS as well as the fellowship of the various churches and mem bers. The services will be varied and special music will be of in terest. Souvenirs and prizes will be awarded for attendance.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
3rd Consecutive Fourth of July Without Rain

For the third successive year there has been no rain in Nome on the 4th of July. There was some rain in '55 and '54 but not enough to stop the sports or in terrupt the program. The U. s. Weather Bureau also reports there was no rain in 1853 and 1852. Therefore the popular be- lief that it always rains in Nome on the 4th is erroneous and Nome ties should advertise that it sel- dom rains in Nome on the 4th of July.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
JACK HEFFNER BREAKS LEG WHILE BLANKET TOSSING

The perfection of the Fourth of July celebration was marred by one accident when Jack Heffner broke his leg while trying to do the blanket toss.
 The crowd was so thick and so close, it was reported that those holding the blanket were un- able to move properly to catch the man when he tunbled.
 In the absence of Dr. Wood cock, who went home for the hol- iday Va visiting physician Dr. Charles Hermann of Elizabeth, New Jersey assisted at the hos pital.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
PLAYGROUND WEEKLY SENDS INVITATION TO TEENAGERS

In letter to the Chamber of Commerce, the editor of Play ground News invites teen-agers of Nome to write to them, sending essays and articles for this mag azine which is published at Fort Walton Beach, Florida. The let ter states that the teenagers of Alaska and the teenagers of Flor ida are like neighbors now that Alaska is a state.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
Clifford AftataYak's Drivers
 License Revoked For 3 Years

Clifford Attatayak had his drivers license revoked for 8 years and was given a 18O day sentence with 165 days suspended after being apprehended while driving vehicle while under the influence of liquor This was his third offense.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
Lillian savarria Here For visii

Lillian Savarria who was with the NC Go. here for several years and is now with the Fairbanks branch of the company has been visiting over the 4th with friends here. She states that Fairbanks is sweltering in hot weather with the thermometer over 90 degrees.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
Home Canning Demonstration On Wednesday Niqht

Jean Burand, representative of the Extension Service of the University of Alaska, has an- nounced she will have a demon stration of home canning at her residence on Wednesday after noon at 1:30.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
MIMI HOSPITAL.

Admitted-Daisy Moto, J. Heff- ner, Paul Luke, Mildred Kelluk, Glen Lenert.
 Dischargd-John Johnson, Will bur Arnold, Dora Walluk, Lydia Moron.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE HIGHEST SINCE 1925

Today's temperature of "A ties the record of the highest tenn perature recorded here by the weather bureau since 1925.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07

In Commissioners Court
 Sam Velega pied guilty to un- lawful assault and was fined $5O.0O by the U. s. Commissioner.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07

Son Born To Floyd Walluks
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Walluk are the parents of a son born on the fourth of July.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-07
PTA Sale of Hot Dogs On 4th Nets S80.00

The PTA announced a very suc- cessful sale on the Fourth of July at which they sold coffee and hot dogs. The success of the sale was largely due to the work of Dora Johanson and Roscoe Wilke who assisted throughout the day. The group netted about $80.00, it is reported.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Esfudios Sobre MoNmienfo de
Puertos en- America PubIicados

como documento de referencia
sobre Ell tema "Modernizaci6n
Portuaria', en- la Conferencia
Portuaria Interamericana cele.
brada en- San Jose de Costa Ri
ca, a principles de 1856.
FL otro, Reduction de Perdi-
das en- los Cargamentos Mariti-
mos es un trabajo realizado
por las Conferencias Hemisferi-
cas- de SECURES y sometido a la
misma Conferencia con relacion
al tema prevention de Perdidas
de Carga".
Ell Comite Permanente que
aprob6 la publication y distri-
bucion de los antedichos estu-
dios fue creado por la COME
rencia, con la obligation de
reunirse cuando menos una vez
al ano y esta constituido, hasta
la proxima Conferencia por es
pecialistas procedentes de los
siguientes siete paises: Brasil,
Colombia, Costa RIGA, Cuba, Els.
tados Unidos, Peru y Uruguay.
Sc Teunira por segunda vez en-
Montevideo, en- 1859.
La edicion de los estudios CO.
rrio a cargo y ha sido supervi-
sada por la Secretaria Per-
manente de la Conferencia, en-
la Union Panamericana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

dejado de verse en- los lugarea
antes frecuentadoS y fue shSr.
te Y una algeria inmensa Ia Sc.
mana pasada verla reaparecer.
En- una pequena mesa del famo-
so Green Room de los estudios
de la Warner Bros, Mike a,
morzaba con uno de los jovenes
actores de Hollywood que mas
promote, Dino Berisso.
ssf3g
Audrey Hepburn, Segun rus
mores, eSta mas que satisfecha
con su dificil role dramatico en-
"The Nuns Story" LA Historic
de la Monja). sin adn titula en
espanol, que hace POGO termi-
nara de rodarse en- Ell Congo
Belga, Roma y Belgics, baje la
saba direction de Fred lin
neman, para los estudios de 10
Warner BrosS. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
REPORT0: JUAN OGIVER

La imagen de la Carload del
Cobre, tan venerada por todos
los cubanos. la virgen moreno a
quien los habitantes de la
lsla Hermosa de Cristobal Co.
lon acuden en- sus oraciones, Sc
proyecta sobre emigrados y ext.
lados cubanos de los Estados
Unidos, MERGED al cumplimien.
to de una promesa que lie for.
mulara la sonora Raquel HORNED
en- pago de uno de los tantas
milagros realizados por la Pa
trona de Cuba.
La sonora Raquel HORNED
es la esposa del -norteamericano
Charles HORNED, ell photo avia.
dor cuyo nombre fue menciona-
do hace unos dias en- todos los
p~eriodicos de la Nacion. HORNED
fue dado por muerto en- I'm &C.
cidente de aviacion y la noticia
de su "deceso" fue difundida a
todos los rincones del planeta a
traves de los hilos telegraficos
de las agencias internacionales
de noticiaS. Pero la esposa de
HORNED elevo sus preces al AL
tiSimo y rog6 a la Virgen de la
Carload del Cobre lie deyolviera
a su hogan, Sano y salvo, al pi.
lotto Charles HORNED. La atribu-
lada dana prometio a la virgen-
eta que 81 81 milagro Sc opera
ba. ella distribuiria entire los
cubanoS que wien EN- los Esta-
dos Unidos especialmente en-
Miami. seiscientas estampas con
la venerada efigie de la Virgen
que tiene ell Santuario en- la pc.
blacion de Ell Cobre, en- la ca
liente provincial de Oriente, Gu.
ba
HORNED regreso al hogan y
81 esposa Raquel adquirio las es-
tampas de la Virgen de la Carl
dad del Cobre para proceder al
cuinplimiento de la sagrada pro.
mesa. En- la prision de Fort
Lauderdale, una treintena de
eupanos guardian priSion acusa.
dos del delito de tratar de ex-
traer de Estados Unidos, sin per-
misc legal, armas para ayudar
a los rebeldes en- suluchacon-
ira ell gobierno de Batista. Para
poder gozar de libertad provi-
SIGNAL, los detenidos tendran que
d~epositar una crecida suma en-
calidad de fianza. La sonora
HORNED penso que podria cum
plir su promesa a la Virgen de
Ia Carload al tempo que ayudar
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Per CARLOS PASTOR

pea, Maria Schell, partio para
Hamburgo donde inmediatamen
tie comenzo a rodar junto a Curt
Jurgens.
Dos de las ultimas adquisi-
clones que Ell director Irwin Rap
per ha conseguido para la fabu-
loSa super production de los es
tudios de la Waner Bros, fill
mazda en- ell nuevo sistema Gil.
nemiracle, son, Victor Lundin,
cantante de opera del Metropo-
Titan, y Ell popular Dino Bersso,
quien despues de muchos amos
de experienced teatral hara SUI
debut interpretando a un off
cial de la guardia napoleonica.
Integran ell reparto estelar de
"The Miracle" Gel Milagro),
aun sin titulo en- espanol, la be-
llisima Carroll Baker, Walter
Slezak, famoso actor de Broad
way, de origen austriaco; Roger
Moore de la escena britannica;
la excelente actriz griega, Ka-
tina Paxinou; Ell italiano Vito
rio Gassman; ell espanol Gustavo
Rojo; ell mejicano Carlos Riyas,
y la inglesa, Gladys Cooper.
La extraordinaria belleza
americo-nipona, Mike Taxa
que Sc adentrara en- ell corazon
de todos en- la dificil MEGA del
Cine, esta considerable algunos
guioneS cinematograficos que
la reclaman. La bella estrelIa
de "Sayonara", u%Itimamente ha
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
INSTITUTE pRIVAD0 De
VIVIENDA POPULAR
FUNDkN En- VENEZUELA

CARACAS (SICO) Fue
entregado al doctor Hector San.
taella, Secretario de la Junta
de Gobierno, ell estatuto de pro.
mocion del Institute privado de
la Vivienda Popular. Segun Sc
explico ell nuevo ORGANISING Sc
"a una entidad sin amino de
lucro, destinado a canalizar la
iniciativa privada y contribuir
en- la mejor forma al logro de
una solucion apropiada al pro-
blema de la vivienda en- Vene.
zuela, con la collaboration de
los gobiernos nacionales, esta.
tales y municipales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Chismes de Hollywood.

HOLLYWOOD, California
Diane Varsi, co-protagonizara
con ell apuesto Paul Newman,
en- la proxima production de
los eStudioS de la Warner Bros,
"The Philadelphian", sin aun
titulo en- espanol, basada en- la
famosa novela de mejor vents,
del miSmo nombre, e~scrita por
Richard Powell. Diane, que fue-
ra una de las cinco atcrices de
Soporte nominadas para ell Os-
car ell anO pasado, por SUI mara
villoSa Interpretation en- "Pey-
ton Place, junto a Lana Tur-
ner; ha sido prestada por sus es-
tudios de la goth Century Fox,
a los de la Warner Bros, para
este intereSante role iunto a
Newman. "The Philadelphian',
nos presentara los trabaios que
una tamllla Gle csc eStad0 de la
Union Americana, pasa, por To-
grar llegar a tener un status So
cial de primera. La popular YER
sion cinematografica esta a pun
to de comenZar a rodarse, 5ajo
la astuta direction de Vincent
Sherman. Los exteriores de este
film Sc llevaran a cabo en- la
propia Philadelphia, rodandose
los interiors; en- los foros del
eStudio.
Tan pronto complete SUI role
estelar junto a Gary Cooper y
Karl Maiden, en- "The Hanging
Tree, la popular actriz euro
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
MedaIIu de Orc
Para Estudiunte
en- Fl Salvador

SAN SALVADOR, Oct. = Ell
Presidente de la Republica de
Ell Salvador, Coronel Jose Ma
ria Lemus, anuncio que otorga-
"a una medalla de orc al estu-
dante mas distinguido de los
que Sc graduen ell proximo cur
so academico, en- la Escuela
Agricola Panamericana que
funciona en- Ell Zamorano, Hon
duras.
Ell Coronel Lemus dijo que la
medalla es un reconocimiento
al alto nivel educativo que i'm
parte la Escuela Agricola Pan.
americana, la magnifica institu-
cion creada y sostenida por la
United Fruit Company en- Hon
duras en- beneficio del progre-
so agricola de las Americas.
En- la Escuela Sc educan estu.
diantes de IA paises latinoame.
ricanos y SUI personal docente
esta tornado por % profesores
de nueve PASSES.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Esfanpas de Ia Carload del
CObre Para Ayudar a Cubanos
de Ia Frustrada Expedition

a los cubanos presses "por lu-
chal por la Libertad de Cuba,
Y, uniendo la acci0n al pensa.
mlento la sonora Raquel Hor.
mel don6 las seiscientas estam.
pas de la miiagroSa virgencita q
las esposas de los cubanoS de.
tenldos
En- una intima ceremonial, las
estampas de la Virgo de la Carl
dad del Cobre donadas por la
Senora HORNED a las eSposaS de
los expedicionarios del yate
"Harpoon", fueron bendecidas
por ell Reverendo Padre Ramon
O'Farrill en- la residencia de los
esposoS Horned Las imagenes
de Ia Virgen de la Carload
seran distribuidas entire los
emigrados y exilados oubanoS
que 1eseen donar Electives con
que sufragar ell importe de la
fianza impuesta a los revolucio.
nariOs presses en- Fort Lauder
dale.
Para los fines indicados, que
90 constituida una Comision de
Recaudacion Integrada por un
grupo de damaS cubanas. Esa
comlSion estara presidida por ell
Reverend Padre O'Farrill y la
misma Sc encargara de recoger
las d~onaciones y distribuir las
estanlpas de la Virgen de la
Carload.
lnterrogada por ell reportero,
la sonora HORNED expreso que
ella forma parte de la comisi6n
y que las personals que deseen
adquirir las imagenes de la Vir-
gen de la Carload, bendecidas
por ell Padre o. Farrill pueden
punerse en- communication con
su casa, cuyo telefono es ell
CA-1-2119; la sonora Rodriguez
de Llnares, en- ell 435 S.W. 6
Street, Apto. No, q y telefono
FR-9-8718; la sonora Olga Cuer-
vo en- ell Telf FR-3-9155, cuya
direction es ell 879 S. W. de la
Gale 3 y la sonora Olga Garcia,
en- ell telefono FR-1-5928.
Por SUI parte, ell Reverendo
O'Farrill dijo que todas las per
sonas interesadas en- adquirir
las imagenes pueden acudir a
las damas que integran la conf
sion o hacer contacto con Ell,
personalmente
Como hemos podido apreciar,
la figura venerada de la Virgen
Patrona de Cuba, Sc proyecta
en- la actualidad sobre los Gu
que viven en- la emigra-
ci0n y ell exilio, en- los Estados
Unid0s de America.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
CREDITOS DE LA
CORPORATION DE
FOMENTO

CARACAS (SICO- La Cor.
poracion Venezolana de Fomen.
to ha recibido 260 solicitudes
de credito por un total de 167
millones de bolivares; de elias
IS han sido acogidas favorable
mente, por una suma de GA mi
Homes, puesta va a la DISPOSE.
cion de diferentes industriales.
Ell Presidente de la Corpora
ci6n, Teniente Cnel. Rafael AL
fonso Ravard, manifesto que los
creditos concedidos en- los ulti.
mos amos no llegan a 80 milo.
mes.
Explic6 que de cuatro amos
para AGA ell plan crediticio de la
Corporation ha sido practical
mente nulo y que por 10 tanto
Sc impone una total reorganiza-
cion de csc departamento para
que las funciones de credito Sc
desarrollen al maxine.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

WASHINGTON, D. c. PAU
Sc e%ncuentran va en- circula-
eion dos de los estudios que ell
Comite Tecnico Permanente de
Puertos resolvi6 que Sc publ.
caran y distribuyeran durante
ell presente ano, en- su Primera
Reunion, celebrada en- Washing
ton del "a al % de mario de
1858,
Ell primero, "Tendencia en- ell
Meioramiento de Canales y en- la.
Construction de Naves", es es-
tudio preparado por ell Institute
de la Marina Mercante de los
Estados Unidos y presentado
por la Delegation de este pals,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
VENTA DE DESALOJO.
DRASTICAS REBAJAS!=
CARTA ALBERTA DEL MANAGER
A LA GRAN coLoNIA HISPANA

Estimados amigos y elentes:
Con motive de las proximas Navidades, Ell dueno me ha
ordenado la total liquidation de todas nuestras existencias
actuales, aunque tengamos que regalarlas, para de esta
forma dar espacio a nuestro muestrario de Otono e Invierno.
Debido a los precios a que liquidaremos nuestra exis-
tencia actual, solo dispondremos de una cantidad limitada
de los articulos aqui a%nunciados y que no seran ~repetidos
bajo %ninguna circumstance una vez vendidos.
Tambien deseamos communicates a nuestros clientes
y favorecedores, que mientras dure esta venta no acepta-
remos pedidos por correo o telefono, pr 10 cual pedimos
d~isculpas, ash como tambien por la possible demora en-
efectuar las entregas mientras dure ell presente volumen
de ventas, por 10 cual rogamos efectuen sus ventas con la
debida antelacion.
Requirements de Uds,
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