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AM A. wESCHLER A
Auctioneers,


TRUSTEES SALT M va,u.p,p
TWO-STORY ROW ~
DWEI INC KNcWN AZ nbr,N
Uses NO l.''. EIGHTH sTRFFr
NORTHWEST =" . HHH l.
By virtue Of deed ~ ,r,., ..
corded In liner No Inqls nv.
SOS et SEQ one ~ ,ha snS
records Of the pisfr,ct 's.su
lumbla, and AZ tbs rso,,a 70,
party secured thereby IN. ~
dersigned Trustees wtn na.. ~
sale bv public aneticn ~,
OF premises, on FRfnAV tITItInn
TWENTY FouRTu nav oa AN
UARY 1855 AT rNo o'rItex
PM, the foilovine JssesisiS
property in Inc Disfrirt ~ ~
iumbla, to-Wit, paft ~ orie,nsi
Lot Gin "a IN snilaye Ec,,r ti,,.s
dred Twenty-foiir Sfat - hn,i,,.
ning for the same NJ ths North-
vest corner of SAID III Il anS
running thence south aiong ths
line Of Sth street West "a tses
inch. thence Fast AZ riRht ansles
feet vide alley. iberre Mov,h
along the line al said aiiey % feei
! inch. thence Nh feet 20 ssid
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V"9 p VWEN Bun
Auetioneers.
I'LL Z ST. NV

TRrsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY KNOWN AS 1855 b
81. NJ. WASFINGTON. d e
~ vi:tle o. a certain deed of trust
GUY recorded IN Liber No. i0a5e.
reno go - SEQ. nf TIE ana
record o: ne District Of Coiurn-
nls arc az The request OF the
party secured thereby. the under
slHneo trustees will sell a. public
Auc..on II front OF the premises
on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF JANUARY An
5s9s At THREE O'CLOCK PN
Lhe iolioWing -GescrIbed lard ara
premises. situate in the District ~
So!lnbla. and dfSiznated a. ara
o.ins %; IA Square j00s IN
MSl echlen hrd Logthan. trustees
sNoolfision 81 Lots. a. PEI pis.
reeoroea IN Liner 10 al fel.o *
" ne once Of the Surveyor for
W., ylsirict Of Coiambia.
LF s1.a, Sole subject 10 prior
9lLolne association deed OF trust
~ sppfoSimately 81. son. further
psrlleuiars o. which will Be an.
sunoe1 AZ tine Of sale; the pur-
nssS ssies soove sad trust 70 be
REQUIRED ccnveyancfne. rero,S,.s
etc al purchasers rosf A. 80,
rents made as Of date 81 ~.
efnS 20 be complied Win ut,h',
hlriy Gays, otherwise depoxsf yora
leo snd the PROPERTY nav ~
auneft sec suo resoid at the dis.
cre'iCn % the t-rsrees wv
MARY AICr HARVEY.
PAU " NussRstTy
jas II -. "5aS Trnsf...
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NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

Juiihard s,rins ouafte, Assist
ing artist. Edna Phillips. harp At
Library Of ConErexs Program
Quartet m D. Opus "A, Boeeherini.
Quartet in G. x sS7. Mozart,
ConeertIno Antico world pre-
mietel Peggy Granville Hicks.
Quartet In + minor, Opus 81 No. :,
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AucTIoM SALES
ADAM a. wEscHLER : SON.
AncffOneeFe,


TRysTEEs, SALE or VALUABLE
DWELLING KNOWN As PREM.
ISIS 2l7 FOURTEENTH STREET
NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON.
~ virtue Of a deed Of trust re-
corded, IN Llber No. D07s. Folio
80 e SEQ. one Of the land rec
ords q .hs District q Columbia.
cured thereby, The undersianed
trustees will ofier for sale By pub
lie auction. IN front Of premises.
EioHTH DAY on JANUARY,
Isss ,,cv At THREE THIRTY
described property IN the District
bered Fifty fs05 in b. r. MacHa-
bees subdivision Of lots In Square
numbered Ten Hundred and Fifty
fye iO56l, rs per plat recorded
In Liner 23, ~ Polio ~. Of the
records Of the once OF the Sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia.
TERMS OF SALE ALL CASH A
chaser At time OF sale. Examina-
ton Of title. eonyeyancine, re-
cording. notarial fees and feve-
nue. stamps 1T cost Of purchaser.
Adjustments made as n date Of
sale. Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty days from DAY Of
sale, otherwise trustees reserve
the right 20 resell property at risk
and cost OF defauiting purchaser,
after hve days advertisement Of
such resale In some newspaper
published In Washington. d c,
or deposit may be forfeited or
without forfeiting deposit trus-
tres msy avail themselves Of snv
lesaI or equitable rights AGAINST
cefsultlnR purchaser
LOUIS c DISAER.
JUi fUR A MAEDFI.
JOHN ~ STADTLER.
iald.iN.ai.s4,27 Trustees.
THOs. J. OWN 4 son,
Aucfi0neeFA.
tNae n aT = a.
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benefit shows over the week el
one fatally-in the Jo-Del Tai
The proceeds will 20 to h
children OF Guitarist Kenneth
Bernard j. Manner the blins
condition at Emergency Hos
pital.
This evenings performance
at the Capitol Arena. Four
tenth and w streets NV. will
run from 9 pm. until $3.50 am
More than 100 musicians-msny
Of whom had played with the
two men-will participate.
Tomorrow from l pm. until
closing a smaller group Of mu-
sicians will put on a benefit
performance at the Dixie Pig,
1904 Bladensburg road NV.
The pianist's mother. Mrs
Jesse Manner. said today that
so far she has not paid any
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THOS. , OWN A SON.
Aueticleers
wv = ST. NV.

TRUSTEES, sAlF or vAIrAE,y
DWELLING KNOWN AS Pstw1
ISIS MORSE sTREFr
NORTHEAST WASHINGTON Be
81 virtue Of = certain deed On trnst
GUY feroroed. IN Liber No I0s6o
ofds Of tbs p rss ~, !, l and re-
and A. The request Of he u psrtS
seegred thereby the undersirneS
truS-ees vii sell at public auction
'front.' OF he nren,sses' m NON
pDa rHE TWENTY SEvFNTH
p Irrf OF JANUARY AID lass.
PM hts5nRssIL,;;.THIRTY O'CLOCK
and premises. situate In Inc i1isa
triet Of Columbia and des,snstsS
as and being lot numbered ssv-
entv tEOl in Lawrence y MasSn,.
UNCOMMON OF lots IN Block num-
nsfeo Three t3l in Trinidad. a.
re, re- plai recorded IN the once 81
c"lps hhiseS 70 , tor the District q
RMS sod subject 10 prier
,ouiio,ns association deed 81
trust for approximStelv SIS 500 o1
nrtNtr particulars OF which viii
~. announced At time Of sale:
tts,, pltens price above said
n rrust to Be- nfid in cash A de-
aneinF recording. etc ~
shaser's cost Adjustment msds
as o. date OF sale Terms 10 ~
complied with within thirty davs
.YssnerMlSe deposit forfeited and
tne property may be advertiSed
sb ne ,lesold at the discretion IL
,.,s,sc JACOB soPHFR
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
Two sToRY now BRICK
Dr. EAiIN0 coRTAiNiNu SIX
ROOMS AND BATH BEING
KNOWN As PREMISES gsl3
lMkLFlH PLACE MORT INVEST.
By virtue Of y certain deed ol trust
dlly recorded, IN libeT No I02OJ.
Folio 81 Ell sec, OF the iand rec
orcs Of the District OF Columbia.
and At the request ol tine parry
secured thereby the undersigned
trustees will sell At pu6lit aur-
ton. ~ front Of the premises en-
FRIDAY, THE TWENTY. FOURTH
DAY OP JANUARY. AID 1853.
AT ONE O'CLOCK PM the fol-
lowing described land and PREM
ises, situate IN the District OF Co.
lumbia, and designated A. AID BE-
Ing lot l34 IN y n Warmers
subdivision Of Square 81 as per
plat recorded N the once Of the
surveyor fof the District Of CO.
TRIMS OF SALE ALL CASH A
deposit Of S5OU.UJ Will De reouired
81 time OF sale Adjustment nnaoe
- OF cate % sale All eoByeyanc-
ins, recording. revenue stamps,
ete ~ cost of purchaser Terms
Of sale 10 be complied with within
thiriY GAYS from day OF sale.
otheFwite the trustees reserve the
siKht 10 resell the property 81 the
tieA ana cott OF defaultinR pur-
chaser. after ffe dagk advertise
meni OF such resale on some news.
paper published IN WaShlnet1a,
RIrUApp 4 CARp
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100 Musicians to Ploy
.ToAid Shooting Victims

iSicians viii participate In two
d for the two musicians shot
prn on December 81.
lp the widow and three young
H. Fisher. who was slain. and
piano player still in critical
Of the bills for her sons in
jury. She and her Son-in law
Sergt. Charles r. Rogers. each
take q nursing shift at the
hospital to help cut down on
expenses. The hospital bilA
so far total more than $500,
Mrs. Manner said. An addi-
tional 81 400 has been spent for
special nursing care.
Sergt. Rogers is currently on
a 30-day emergency leave from
his station In Japan. He is
being reassigned to q local base.
but must report for duty again
at the beginning Of February.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
RNoWN As TPTRsitsiMuTis Es SuMhMERR
WEST "o'
~ virtue OF q certain deed Of
trust duly recorded. In Liber No.
JlJl Folio lOShS et SEQ. Of the
land records OF the District OF
Columbia. and ~ the request OF
me party secured thereby, the
public auction in front Of ,hs
R ywSERNIFff .FosujRrHF Rip BAY TIE
THIRTY O'clock PIN, lie
following described land And
premises, situate In the District
Of .columbia. and designated a.
and beine Lot ~, Square 1000.
1ermh Sold subject 10 q prior
trust for approximately SS,if2.iO,
further particulars OF which will
the purchase price above said
poSit Of S5dOO0 required, Com
veyanclng, recordlns,. etc. a.
made a. Of date Of sale. Terms
10 be complied with within thirty
daya, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the properly may he Adyer-
tlsed and resold Al tina discretion
Of the trustees
Emil, HALLE,
4. IRVING FTF1SHMAN
flt.i6,is,2l..S Trustees.
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mos. !. OWEN a son,
Aue,ianeers.
tIti d ST. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IWO-STORN ROW BRICK DWFT..
LING BLING KNOWN AS PPvN.
ISIs ,.,,, VI. kEEfER PLACE
By virtue Of certain deed OF trus,
Folio 4si :, SEQ ~ ., =" he ''g isns
record OF the District OF Comm
pa. ana a. The request o. Ire
party secured thereby the UNDER
signed trustees will sell. at public
suction q front Of the premises.
s on Ms!oS,NSp.Y. THE TWENTY
1855. AT oNE. Thirty &c; nCE
m the following -deScribrd land
and premises situate in tn Dis-
tfici ot Columbia and dcsis mated
ana being Lot AZ ~ Square
WNH N the subdivision " part Of
. irart OF land known as sPleas-
ant Plains" made BY Tobriner ana
The once OF the surveyor fos the
District OF Columbia in fiber
County - at Folio 20
TFRMS Sold subject 10 a nrinr
'ouldina association deed or
trust Tor approximately 81 Sid 20.
tufther particulars OF which viii
ne apnounced At lime OF sale the
purchase price above said trus,
t. be paid in cash A deposit 81
$500 required Convevancina, re-
CosolnE etc. a. purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as of da.e ~
sale Terms 10 be compliei with
Nuhin thirty DAYS. otherwise DE-.
pnslt forfeited and the property
NAV be advertised and resoid n
the discretion Of the irus'eeS
HOWARD pERNSTEIN
.JEROMr MALIN
tai6 iS."l@2cs Trus,es.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER a son.
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bHOs. J. OWN q son.
AaetienreFs,
III q ST NV

fRusTFEs SAFE or. vArrARrF
hON BRICK DWEI BEiNO
NINTH STREET so5uTraHIE s 10
virtue o! 9 certain deed OF trllst
GUY recorded. in LibeF No asaf
folic $50 e SO. Of the land
teeoros Of The District Of coiun.
party secured thereby. the unasr.
siEned trustees wil' seil a. n,hi,e
suction IN front OF the pYenises
on MONDAY THY TWfETTttTrH
pay OF JANUARY AID iasS.
AT ONF-TWENTY O'CLOCK p n
ne iollowinr described LAND ard
prem 'ses situate in tho Dlxtrfct
o. Colnnbia and designeted aS
sno being Lot - in Square pS0
~ ke' pier e. o. subdivision OF
corded 10 the once 81 ne str-
Neyor for ihe District @. Columbia
IN der al Folio So
RMS Sod SUBJECT to a PRIOR
9uildins associatorl deco Of
trust for approximafeiy Sssi- 30
" thfr particulars OF whIrh viii
ne announced at time az sale
t1e purchase price above said tTtlst
70 ne paid IN cash deposit of
hh' REQUIRED Conveysncins re-
Adjustments MADE as ~ a.,. !,
sale Terms 70 BE- Complies SA ~
within thirty days otherwise de-
posit oTfeited ard ire pTopertv
NAV ne advertised and resold Al
tne .scrftinn Of the trustees
HOWARD BERNSTEIN
CHARLES = MITCHELL
saH > iAi6iS Trustees
THos. J. OWEN a son,
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TBOs. J. OWEN 4 SON
Auetioneera
III 2 Street NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
5g3 q STREET. SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of Q certain deed on trust
duly recorded. In Liber No $3.50.
Folio Sis et SEQ OF the land rec
orcs Of the District Of Columbia.
and 1t the request OF the party
secured thereby, the Undermined
trustees Wilfseil. az public auction
10 front OF the DeffniseS. on PR.
DAY. THE TWENTY FOURTH
DAY OF JANUARY. AD. 1855. At
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm the follow
ina -ieSerlbed land and premises.
situate in the District Of Colunn-
bsa, and destgnated as Ind being
part Of original Lot ~ IN Square
aO4 oeing more particularly de-
scribed bv metes ano Bounds in
said deed OF trust. Subject 10 right
rieht of way Of record
TERMS OF SALE ALL CASH. A
deposit OF $500 will be required at
time Of xale. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale. All CONVEYANCE
etc. al cost Of purchaser. Terms
Of sale 10 Be complied with within
thirty DAYS from day Of sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the right
u resell the property ct the risk
ana cost Of defaulting purchaser.
after i've days advertisement Of
such resale IN sonle neWspsper
published in Washington. D c.
THORTON W OWN.
ROBERT ". KIDWELL,
fa14 40 fastf asl Tr8seraAa
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RICHARD } CARR.
IHOs. J. OWEN a son,
AuetiOneers.
iIii D II. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE oF VALUABLE
TWO STORY ROW BRICK
DhElilNd BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISE NUMBER l.,gs NEW
JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST
b. siTIue OF . certain aeed oi trust
ahlt recorded. IN LiDeF No iuhh.,
POLO Z5i Ell SEQ Of the land rec
oTcs OF the District Of Columbia.
and a. The request Ct the party
secured thereby. the nnuerkiEned
trustees vil sell, at public AUG
lion IN front oj<the premises on
- silA1 HE TWENTIETH DAY
TWO o'cLo S p N ,b ~ Iollo ~
ing described iana ana premisss
situate IA the pistricf OF Coum-
elSs and desiRnaied as and being
Lot 20 In Wards subdivision II
lots In SQUARE So. a. per piat
recorded in the once o. Inc sur
esor fcy the District OF colum-
oan u Liotr p a. Folio -
TRIMS Sold subject 70 a prior
building association deed Of trust
Iof approximAirly - 1891 - fur
tner particulars OF which viii be
announced 81 time OF sale ths
purchase price shove said trust
70 oe paid IN cash A deposit al
$500 required ConveyaneinE. re.
cofcinc etc a. purchaser cost.
Adjustments made a. o. cate Of
safe Terms TO be complied attn
within thirty DAYS, otherwise de-
post forfeited anc the PROPERTY
NAY Dc advertised ana resoid Al
the discretion Of the TRUSTEES
WALTER MILLER
CHARLES Z MITCHELL.
as.ii.iii6.lS Trustees
THOs. ,. OWN A son.
Aaetiensers,
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sol NJ PEI fNE.
jai4i6.is.2i. % Trustees
THOs. .. OWEN q son.
Auetioneers.
III % ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING. SITUATE AT
sos lth STREET NE
~ virtue Of q certain deed OF
trust duly recorded. IN tiber No
iOO55. Polio i55 81 SEQ, Of the
land records of the District OF
Columbia and at the request Of
the. party secured thereby the
Underlined trustees will sell. at
public suction In front OF the
RI wRNfiETE % pA1 Ho on IxSuI IRy
O'clock pm At IN. oN iolIoStnr.
described land and prsmises' stu
ate In the District Of Columbia.
and desiRnated as and being
Lot 81 SQUARE nSG.
TERMS Sold subject 10 q prior
trust for approximately S5,aB3 rs
and : second deed Of trust 81
approximately Se,p.a.OO. fur
Their particulars Of which viii
be announced at time OF sale,
the purchase price above said
trust 70 BE- paid In cash A de-
post OF <5O0.O0 REQUIRED Con-
veyaneins recordinG.. etc. at
D m.Ss 3. ., d cost =, Adjustments 40.
70 be complied with within 30
days' Otherwise deposit forfeited
tised and resold at the discretion
OF the trustees
LOUIS BoJAN.
RUSSELL WINE.
jaa ll,l4,l8,is Trustees
THOs ,. OWEN a SON. Auctions.rs
I'M afrsSe 4 "a
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To Place a Star Ad
Coll
Sterling $4,000

Closing Hours:
SUNDAY EDITION 10 pM Fridoy
MONDAY EDITION . PM Sun.
TUES to FRl. > Pm Oay ssio,s
SAT fpITicN 10 P.M fndoy
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AUCTION SAILS
THOg. .. OWEN q SON,
n1'E''issff. w. NV,

rfySJ5rEsgr SSAN Ey OK e,WyA Lg gAAs9LKk
pwEfLiNd BtiNo kHowN zs
PREMISES NuMBER 1875 EN-
ERALD STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of
trust duly recorded. In Liber No.
. 1oP7 ,. rSic sss *, x 'fS .,, q q.
Columbia, and 81 the request Of
the party secured thereby. the
aneasrsigned trustees viii ssli. .at
PTresmr,xsssss, -r o. ,wEDHEsDAY; THE
z lbl isysi "A PAY or ~ ! ,fHETHffffYY
O'CLOCK PM, the foIiowipe-
described land and premises. sifu-
ate ~ the District Of Columbia,
ana desienated - and being Lot
sgs In Wine and Mayses subdi-
plst recorded 10 Liber 10 at
Polio 81 IN the once OF the Sur
yeyor for the District OF Coiunnbla,
TERMS Sold subject 10 q prior
tbuildinE association, deed Of
fn qs 1o' sPRcoinat 81 s = sS 1o a
Be announced at time Of sale,
the purchase price above said
trust 70 be paid in cash, A de-
post OF $500 REQUIRED. Com
veyaneing. recording. etc, Of pur-
as q date Of sac Terms 70 ' s.
complied with within thirty days
Otherwise deposit forfeited and
he property may be Advertised
apo resold At the discretion Of
the trustees
SOL PETERS.
ia4.7.g.II,14 Trustees
fR-Ths above sale has been post
poned until FRIDAY, THE TWEN-
IY-FOuRTH DAY OF JANUARY,
4 D 1855, AT THREE O'CLOCK
Pm Y order Of the trustees.
jal5.1s,23
TB0s. J. OWEN 4 son
Anetieneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

hailed author John Marquand
in an exclusive Common
wealth Avenue Club one eve
ming, andenthused, "You'rea
writer after my own heart,
Marquand. particularly adj
mire your novel 'Sorrel and
Son.
Thank you" said Mar
quand modestly, but ! must
tell you that l am not the
author Of 'Sorrel and Son.
That distinction belongs to
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Mr.. Warwick Deeping." ''NOnsense,"
barked the B0stOnian, and stalked out.
TINE ARBITRARY DECISION Of the
stern guardians Of Boston morals spanked
the initial success Of what is now a
national chain Of roadside restaurants.
Eugene O'Neill's famous Strange In
teriude," decreed righteous authorities,
was too bawdy for Hubtown consump-
ton. The Theatre Guild promptly opened
the play in nearby Quincy, and most Of
Boston trooped out to see it.
During the marathon plays dinner
intermissiOn, the playeoers, with morals
and appetiteS apparently unimpaired,
tried to squeeze into what was then the
only restaurant Of Mr.. Howard John
son, and came away singing the praises
Of his chicken pies and banana splits.
Today, his familiar, Oranee-roOfed hos
telries serve % different 6avOrs Of ice
cream in 50 different states.
TINE LAST STRAW. Boston-born act
ress Ruth Roman reports that Boston
ians are refreshinely polite and that
includes even the constabulary. Take the
case Of the New Jersey motorist. headed
for the White Mountains, who tarried in
Boston for lunch, and squirreled a full
hour to find parking space. Successful
at last, he alighted to find that the right
rear wheel Of his car was a good two feet
up on the sidewalk.
Too hungry and overheated
to rectify the situation, he
gambled on the leniency of
the law - and not in vain.
y Pinned to his windshield
- VviT1nr 1a,l1An hA rntI,rrnAd from
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Paul Revere
Didn't Sleep Here
From Redeoats to Red sox, 6ostons been state Of mi

ONE or my favorite ports Of call always
has been and always will be the city Of
Boston. No place in the world can top
the relaxation and feeling Of security
proffered by a room in a fine Boston
hotel, facing the historic Common and
Public Garden.
BOSTON" author Cleveland Amory
reminds us, els not only city; it is
state Of mind" II is the sane, orderly,
God-fearine community whose citizens
sternIy resist change classic story: a
Beacon Hill lady, asked where Boston
women get their hats, answers tartly,
''Our hats? We have our hats!O, and
resent the charge that they are snobS.
Classic story: q Back Bay stalwart
recalling proudly, AWhen | was stroke
on the Harvard crew, 1 called all the
fellows in the shell but the three up front
BY their first namesvO
TRADITI0NALLY FRUGAL, too, are
Boston folk. To them, dipping into
capital is crime comparable to arson.
And yet Gloomy Guses who contin-
ually complain about the bad breaks
they're getting might recall the words Of
Stephen Vincent Benet: "What some
people call hard luck - well. they made
Boston out Of Il = that and Goldfish"
4 BANKER, Boston to his fineertips,
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Too hungry and overheated
to rectify the situation, he
gambled on the leniency Of
the law - and not in vain.
Pinned to his windshield
wiper when he returned from
lunch was this neatly printed
note: ''Dear New Jerseyite:
In Boston, one does not park
upon the sidewalk. Sincerely,
Sergeant Murphy"
BENNETT CERT
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
COMA SUFICIENTES..
ALlMENTOS QUE LIE AGRADAN

Con las tabletas Curb-wate, I'd. pier.
te es possible aunque disfruta de
conner 10 que desee. Curb-wate, nc lie
quita ell placer de saborear buenos ali
mentos pero lie eontrola Ell deseo de
conner con exceso. Los msdicos sa'
ben hoy con seguridad que Ell Exec
Su peso bajara rapidamente cuando
I'd. controle ell exceso en- conner Aun.
que Curb.wate con Controlene lie pro-
p%orcione una considerable perdida de
peso no requiere esfuerzo alguno
de SUI psrtei
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

(Viene de la Primera)

NtIcHe ue Id frlnneFAJ
de los mejores jefes ~britanicos de
gobierno del siglo.
Por otra parte, nunca ha conta-
do con I'm mayor apoyo de u CO.
rreligionarioS los conservadores.
Cuando ell Ministro de Relaciones
E~xteriores, Selwyn Lloyd, anuncio
en- la Camara de los Comunes, que
Macmillan, sin aguardar la deci-
sion de Eisenhower, nj del Pri-
mer Ministro frances, Charles de
Gaulle, habia acceptable una reu-
MON de jefes de gobierno sobre
~levante, los Conservatives Sc pu-
sieron de pie y tributaron a Mac
MILAN una de las ovaciones mas
grandes que Sc oyeron en- amos
dentro de los antiques muros del
parlamento.
Ell Primer Ministro recibi6 etra
estruendosa ovaci6n en- persona, Ell
jueves, cuando Sc dirigio q un
grupo de conservadores del parla-
mento: Ell llamado "Comite 1922.
Pero los elogios a Macmillan no
procedieron solo de los conServa-
dores. Tanto la oposicion laborista
como ell grupo liberal Sc apresura-
ron a dar la bienvenida a SUI acep-
tacion de la conferencia de gran
DIES.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
(viene de la Primsra)

artefactOs para realizar atentados,
asi como fosforos vivo, medicina,
Y planta de radio. Como response
bles de ocultar esas- armas, fueron
detenIdoS, Pedro Azcarate, encar-
gado de los Almacenes y Angel
Martinez Lopez, empleado. Sigui6
informandose por la policia, que
tambien en- la casa marcada con ell
numero SIT de la Gale A~yestafan,
descubri6 la policia otro punto de
reunion Sorprendiendo en- ell mis-
mo a varios de los detenidos, que
Sc ~dedicaban a fabricar bombas,
o%cupandose nipples y n plana de
radio Sintonizada con la de la poll
ella nacional. Igualmente Sc agrego
que en- ell garage situado en- la casa
de la calle Infante y Manglar, fue-
ron ocupados dos AUTOMOBILES en-
ell interior de los cuales Sc encon.
traban earabinas Y otras armas,
siendo senalauo como propietario
de elias Ell ingeniero Juan Garcia
Gutierrez que no ha sido detenido.
Dijo ell informe que en- la finca
Borges, situada en- Artemisa. Pr
mar del Rio, Sc ocupo otro arsenal,
que estaba cuidado por I'm emplea-
do de apellido Sosa ell cual fue de-
tenido. En- csc lugar Sc encontra-
ron. escopetas, fusiles, plantas
transmisoras, brazaletes y unifor-
mes, asi como cartuchos para esco-
peta rellenos con metralla. Sc diio
que las bazucss ocupadas eran fa-
bricadas en- la Compaiia Pan Anne
rican Railing, situada en- Marianao,
por los empleados Orlando Coma
lez y Pastor Garcia y que ell Inge-
micro de la empresa, Fernandez
Perez Puzzles, les facilitaba los ma
terialeS. Los detenidos fueron
remitidos a Urgencia.
Parties SOBRE ATENTADOS
Igualmente en- la manana de aver
el Estado Mayor del Ejercito emiti6
otro communicate Official, expresan-
do que habia recibido de diversas
zanas de Oriente, varios parties que
Sc relacionan con atentados reaii-
zados por rebeIdes contra distin-
tas personals. Aseguro que en- Ell
Reparto Ojeda, en- Bayamo, fue