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The Nome nugget., 1958-08-27
Nome Shriners Get Charter

Monday evening, Shriners and 32d Degree Masons and their la dies were guests of Nile Temple at a dinner at the Seaview Dining Room at which time the charter for the Nome Shrine Club was presented.
 An outstanding local Mason, Norvin Lewis, Fast Master and Secretary of the local Anvil Lodge for many years nd the only local 33rd Degree Mason, was among the few missing eli bles to the party as he is hos pitalized. A special greeting was prepared for him noting his ab- sence and signed by all present as tiken of appreciation for his work for the order.
 The charter was presented to Jack Reed, President of the Nome Shrine Club, and Lawrence Jef- ferries was initiated into the local club.
 The Shrine is a great humani- tartan society which operates IT hospitals throughout America. They take orthopedic cases for those who cannot afford to pay.
 The Nile Temple Potentate and party were to be guests today at Rotary Club, and leave for Fair banks today. Each of the five guests received nugget and jade tie pins from Nome Shrine Club.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-27
New Star For
 Old Clory-Where?

WASHINGTON. R-Od Glory will boast another star next year to represent Americas newest and biggest state, Alaska.
 sBut where the star will be placed in the national flag has not been officially decided.
 Congressional sources say Pres ident Eisenhower may announce a study on how best to rearrange the AS stars that have represented the states. However, Presidential Press Secretary James C. Hager- ty said h knows of no plans for such study.
 By law enacted in 1918. an- other star must be added to the flag next Independence Day - the first July 4 following admis- sion of the new state.
 There has been no established procedure for rearranging the flag. In 1912 President William Howard Taft approved the pres ent 48-star design which was recommended by an Army Navy board after Arizona and New Mexico joined the Union.
 During the session of Congress just ended, the House passed a bill by Rep. Emanual Cellar O. IN. Y) spelling out general pro- cedures for encouragement of the flag. The measure died in the late rush for adjournment.
 The bill would have called on the President to take steps to- ward effecting any necessary re- design.
 Supporters of the legislation said there should be no obstacle to the President proceeding even without Congressional authoriza- ton.
 Incidentally, citizens won't have to throw away their flags
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-27
nst Nuclear Attack Wouldn't Cause Defeat

WASHINGTON. R - Presi- dent Eisenhower today asserted it is silly to say the United States could be defeated in a first blow nuclear attack.
 Eisenhower was asked at his news conference if he believed the United States could be d. feated by nuclear attacks and necessarily must take the first blow.
 Eisenhower said he doesn't see any reason, why the United States must necessarily take the first blow. He added it is silly to say this country would be defeated in one blow
 Because of the nations retail iatory power, Eisenhower said, any other country would be fool ish to attack. If it did. he said, the aggresscr would be destroyed.
 The President made his obser- vations in connection with the re- cent furor in Congress over re- ports that the Defense Depart ment was considering the possi- bility of surrender as the result of an attack.
 Fhe Pentagon said it was mere ly making a general survey of conditions under which other countries could be expected to surrender. Nevertheless, the Sen at voted to deny any additional funds for such a study.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-27
British Songwriter Passes On

) LONDON. B = Ralph Vaughan Williams, dean of British compos- CTS. died early yesterday. He was 85. Vaughan -Willias, one of the 20th Century's leading composers, was writing music at his London home up to Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-27

after next July 4 if they are not of the new 49-state variety A Presidential order allows flags on hand when a new state is ad- mitted to be used until they be- come unserviceable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
FOUND

q KEYS, on safety pin vicinity I4th
\ and Fort Stevens Or. NV. RA
S-9l52.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
Senators Call
AIuskuModeI
For World

Senator Mansfield, Democrat
Of Montana, said today the
favorable vote of Alaskans on
statehood should serve as a
model Of self-determination TO
people around the world.
II am delighted with the re-
suits, since the long-scught
dream Of Alaskan statehood
now is finally realized" Sena-
tor Mansfield, Assistant Ma
jority Leader, said.
"The Alaskan vote is in fact
"a notable demonstration of the
principle of self determine
tion." he said. Il would hope
that the next step would be
the admission Of Hawaii, which
would then round out the COM
pletion Of the Union of
States"
Other Senator's also were
pleased with the favorable vote,
Senator Kuchel. Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

Of California, said the vote dem
onstrates that America still
pioneers In the free principles
Of the Declaration Of Independ-
ence."
"Alaska's acceptance Of state
hood adds great strength to the
Union," he said. I'VE welcome
her enthusiastically. The world
will note this inspiring vindica-
ton of our constitutional sys-
tenn of self-government anc
equal representation, for which
all peoples pray but which COM
muniSm would destroy"
Senator Murray, Democrat Of
Montana, chairman of the In
terror Committee which handled
the statehood legislation, saic
THE people of Alaska have
taken the right STEP"
Statehood has never failed,
Senator Murray said. I'VE viii
soon witness the development
of the resources Of this great
new State which will benefit
the whole Nation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
Alaska Votes to Join
Union as 4oth Stote

Victor Rivers of Anchorage,
president of the last Territorial
Senate.
Ralph Rivers of Fairbanks,
a former Attorney General, was
holding an early lead in the
Democratic congressional NOM
nation race over Raymond
Plummer of Anchorage, also a
lawyer.
Hugh ]. Wade, Territorial
treasurer, was the early leader
in the race for the Democratic
nomination for Secretary of
State. His opponent was Rich
ard Greuel of Fairbanks, for
mer speaker of the Territorial
House of Representatives.
Unofficial returns from IS of
297 precincts in the primary
election gave:
For United States Senate
term A: Bartlett CD 6,506,
Robertson R.) 1861.
For United States Senate
term B: Gruening CD 1858,
Stepovich (R.) 4,607.
For United States House:
Plummer CD 2,764, Ralph
Rivers CD 2,713, Benson (R.)
l2,165.
For Governor: Egan CD
IS,764. Victor Rivers CD 1881,
Williams Cd 1911, Butrovich
(RO 1885.
For secretary of State: Greuel
Cd 1884, Wade CD Abs,
Dewey (R) 1,442.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
Flag foAdd
Star in 1859
BY the Associated Press

Old Glory will boast another
star next year to represent
Americas newest and biggest
State, Alaska.
But where the star will be
placed in the National flag has
not been officially decided.
Congressional sources say
President Eisenhower may an
nounce a study on how best to
rearrange the as stars that
have represented the States.
However, Presidential Press
Secretary Hagerty said yester-
day he knows Of no plans for
such a study.
BY law enacted in 1918, an
other star must be added to the
flag next Independence Day
the first July 4 following adj
mission of the new State.
There has been no established
procedure for rearranging the
flag. In 1912 President William
Howard Taft approved the
48-star design which was
recommended by an Army-Navy
board after Arizona and New
Mexico Joined the Union.
Before that, the military
services generally decided on
the flags design and others
just followed suit, without
presidential order.
During the session of Con-
gress just ended, the House
passed a bill by Representative
Celler. Democrat of New York,
spelling out general procedures
for Encouragement of the flag
The measure died in the late
rush for adjournment.
incidentally, citizens won't
have to throw away their flags
after next July 4 if they are
not Of the new 49-star variety.
A presidential order allows
flags on hand when a new State
is admitted to be used until
they become unserviceable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

DOG, spaniel. black, female, on Aug
-, vic Arl blvd, Chichester St;
Fairfax tag. marked White, Ri. No
81, Box 465. name Pam" JE. 2-37S7
GOLD WATCH, lady's, Omega; vic
10th and @ NV, reward. Call
wO 6-5ST3 after q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
New Soviet Embassy

BAGHDAD, Aug. 81 (AP).-
Russian diplomats establishing
contacts with Iraq'S new repub-
lican government will have one
OF the biggest houses in Bagh-
dad as their embassy. They
have rented the home of ex-
premier Saleh Jabir, who died
several months ago. The United
States is building a new en-
baSSy in the same district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
RING

PARAKEET emerald green, male. nsmt
PADDY, comes to shoulder. says.
kiss Kiss Kiss" generous reward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
Firehouse Saved

NAMPA, Idaho, Aug. 81 (AP).
destroyed the empty
Majestic Theater yesterday, but
anxious firemen were successful
in keeping the blaze from
spreading to an adjacent build
ing-the fire station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
7,l07 Islands

MANILA. The Philippines
has 7.107 islands and a l0,850-
mile coastline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

Continued From First Page
ton to nominate candidates for
the first State offices.
For the first time, Alaskans
were voting for candidates seek
ing two seats in the United
States Senate, one seat in the
United States House, for Gov
ernor and for Secretary of
State.
If statehood is approved, the
candidates nominated in the
primary will stand for election
in balloting November 5.
Nominees for Senate
Democratic and Republican
candidates for the United
States Senate we're nominated
yesterday without opposition.
In the November voting.
Democrat E. L. Bartlett and
Ernest Gruening, both OF
Juneau, will face Republicans
r. E. Robertson Of Juneau, and
Mike Stepovich of Fairbanks.
Mr.. Gruening and Mr.. Step
ovich are former appointed
Governors of Alaska. Mr.
Bartlett has served IA years in
Congress as Alaska's nonvoting
Delegate. Mr.. Robertson is a
Juneau lawyer.
Other Republican candidates
for State and national Office
also were nominated without
opposition.
The G. o. P. gubernatorial
candidate will be John Butro-
vich, jr.. of Fairbanks, a veteran
territorial Senator. His run
ming mate as Secretary of State
will be Karl Dewey of Juneau,
former territorial tax commits
sioner. Henry Benson of Juneau,
present Alaska Commissioner of
Labor, was unopposed for the
Republican congressional nomi-
nation.
Three Way Race
Three Democratic candidates
were seeking their party's
nomination to the Governors
race, with William Egan of
Valdez holding the early edge.
He was expected to win the
nod over j. Gerald Williams.
Alaska Attorney General, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
Way Race
LOST

CAT; lgs gray white sDG 1T P Rds
tag No. 191; vic. N. Arl, Falls Church
ia. S-6305,
CAT, siamese, sealpoint, female; vic
Holm, Hills II .prury lane, Alex
DOG, 2-yr. odd beagle, brown, black
and white, male, answers TO name OF
Family pet XII. S-75S4,
DOG, collie, male, black, white. Drown:
vic, Soldiers Home; reward. ia.
9-011l - "
DOG, brown, male, dachshund; lost
vic of Forest Glen in Silver Spring
reward JU. S-5270.
ing: name. "Whitey"; vic. paiecarIia
Reward Wo. 6-717l
DOG, cocker spaniel, black male: an
SwerS to name Clipper; vicinity
18th and Colorado ave. NV; reward
RA. 3-4451.
DOG; dae hlI brown; sun aon nig sf,t
Wyoming ave. NV. IA. 5-725S
DOG, spaniel, black, female, on Aug
-, vic. Arl. blvd, Chichester St;
Fairfax tag. marked White, Ri. No
81, Box 465 name Pam" JE. 2-37S7.
GOLD WATCH, ladys, Omega; vic.
w vHsh anna n9 g after 5eiT q reward CAL
photos and color slides. also wallet
containing personal papers; vic. Of
sycamore reMacArthur blvd, Aug.
%: reward for inform. OF, 4-el33I
or ia. 4-4795.
PARAKEET, blue: name. Tony; says,
Grandma, sweetheart; S25 reward
AP 7-S473
PARAKEET, emerald green. male. name
PADDY comes to shoulder. says,
Kiss KisS Kiss" generous reward
RING
Sapphire; lge. center stone surrounded
by baguettes and small diamonds
Aug 10 vic OF Glen Echo or Seth ST,
S75 reward DE 2-2557.
WRIST WATCH, lsdy's, white gold,
lost in Garflnckels store Sat, Aug.
% generous reward Re. 1850
after $50 pm.
WRIST WATCH, mans, sold, initiated
J. 7 R. Monday. MA. s-ssS5.
FOUND
BOYS BIKE. 20-in., identity it. Cali
SP. 3-S444, Palmer PARK.
CAT, male. black. vic. E Alexandria
ave. Owner call XII 9-3959
DOG, mixed breed, male. brown and
black; vic. S. Alfred st. Owner call
DOG, part dachshund, male. black;
vic. Columbus ST. owner call XII
9-3969.
DOG, brown. male. cocker spaniel.
vic Maryland PARK LU. 3-lS12.
DOG, mixed breed. male. puppy. tan:
vic. King st. Owner call XII 9-S959
DOG, terrier type, black and white:
VIC. ZOO blk Wyoming ave NV.
Call WASHINGTON ANIMAL RESCUE
LEAGUE, NO. $3.50
DOGS CT, mixed breeds, females. black
and white; vic. S. Alfred ST owners
call XII. 9-3959
PARAkEET, blue. white face: vic.
Chevy Chase: les band. EM 2-7669
9 KEYS, ON safety pin. vicinity i4th
, and Fort Stevens Or. NV. RAJ
I S9l72.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

Las propuestas francesas han
de incluir necesariamente la par
te de los gastos de este esfuer-
20 tan costoso queel ministro de
Defensa de Francia desearia
que pagaran sus asociados, y
por supuesto, principalmente
Alemania. He ahi uno de los
principles obstaculos en- este
nuevo canine que han empren
dido, va que ell ministro de Fl.
nanzas de Alemania, Etzel, con
toda seguridad ha de oponerse
con todas sus fuerzas a cualquier
gasto adicional de defensa.
Como Etzel Sigue hacienda
preston sobre la DIAN con SUI
negative obstinsda de continuar
pagando los gastos para mantle
ner a las divssiones britanicas
en- Alemania, sus objeciones
han de tener mucha fuerza. AL
mismo TEMPO, ell ministro de Re
l~aciones Exteriores de Alema-
mia no esta muy entusiasmado
con esta nueva union, en- parte
debido a una marcada falta de
entusiasmo por ell Ministro de
Defensa, Strauss, y en- parte tam
bien debido a que los diploma
ticos tienen ciertas dudas sobre
Pasa a la PagIna 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

BONN. - Alemania, Francia
e Italia Sc han undo para for
mar una sola potencia princi-
pal, completamente equipada
con toda la papoplia de la que
ira moderna, incluso las armas
nucleares.
Ninguno de los tres gobiernos
referfdos ha hecho una decision
clara de adoptar esta nueva di1
reccion que puede zanzibar tan
radicalmente TODD Ell concepto
de la division del poder en- Eu-
ropa y en- ell mundo occidental.
AGn dentro del Gobierno ale
man, donde Sc origina esta
union, existe gran desacuerdo
sobre la convenience de esta
nueva direction.
Sin embargo, los gobiernos
de Alemania, Francia e Italia,
en- forma cast inadvertida para
ell resto del mundo, va han ini-
ciado ell canine, Sin ruido algu-
no y sin discussion publica algu-
ma, estan marchando iuntos.
DebiGo a varias razones practi-
cas-, es de sospechar que les sera
dificil retroceder mas adelante.
La obscura organization que
marca esta nueva direction Sc
llama ell Comite Tecnico Militar
Germano-Franc o-Italiano. Pare
ce haber sido creacion del mi
nistro de DefenSa de Alemania
Franz Josef Strauss, funcionario
extraordinariamente brillante y
con una gran perception de las
realidades mo6ernas del poder.
Ell proposito ostensible de este
Comite es coordinar y unifor-
mar Ell diseno y production de
armamentos en- Italia, Francia
y Alemania.
A diferencia de los muchos
otros cuerpos encargados de
coordinar y uniformar los arma-
mentos de las Fuerzas de la
0TAN, ell nueyo Comite germa-
MISUNDERSTANDING parece estar
en- realidad cUmpliendo con SUI
tarea programada. En- una re-
ciente reunion en- Bonn, Strauss,
ell ministro de Defensa de Fran
ella, Chaban Delmas, y ell minis
tro de Defensa de Italia, Paolo
Taviani, llegaron a I'm aucerdo
en- principle sobre I'm nuevo y
muy veloz tanque, de blindaje
liviano y con armas pesadas,
que, en- SUI opinion, ha de ser
enormemente superior a los &C.
tuales disenos n-orteamericanos
para tanques.
Alemania ha de manufacturer
ell motor Y la armazon. Francia
probablemente proporcionara ell
blindaje y ell armamento y COM
pletara ell montaje. FL motor y
la armazn han sido ~disenados
para ser usadoS tambien en- los
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

Miami. Enc. 90 de 1858.
211 S. w. 10th Avenue
Miss Victoria Alexandra
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS
Miami Springs.
Mi estimada Victoria Alejan-
dra:
Mucho hace que deseo hacer-
lie unas lineas : pero amiga mia,
va listed sabe 10 que significa
en- este PATS ell tempo sobre-
TODD, para las mujeres, que te-
nemos que trafalgar y atender I'm
hogar, apenas nos alcanza NADIA.
Victoria Alexandra, su eau
toinspeccion Cbligada" me ha
llamado po~derosamente la aten-
clon. Que bien Sc siente una, des-
pues de leer algo que tan hon.
damente nos conmueve las fl
bras mas sensibles de nuestro
ser. LIE digo asi; porque somos
afines en- cast todo, solo que 20
no padezco de claustrofobia.
Me e~ncantaria leer otro ar-
ticulo suyo; por que no titularlo
mis- Wales por ell mundo? SUI
pongo habra visitado Europa,
no estoy muy segura pero creo
haber leido algo suyo sobre csc
particular.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
La Union de Tres Pafses
PoR JOSEPH ALsoP

transportes de armsa, en- los au-
tom6viles especiales del co
mando, en- los livianos lanzado-
res movies de p~royectiles, ct
cetera. Parties para algunos de
estos otroS vebiculos han de ser
construidas en- Italia. Ell result
tado, de marchar TODD bien, Sc.
ra una gran familia de tanques
y otros vehfculos militares pro
ducidos gracias al esfuerzo COM
blnado de Francia, Italia v Ale.
mania, y uSados como equipo
uniforme en- los ejercitos de
esas tres naciones. Esperan OBJ
tener reSultados similares con
otros tipos de proyectiles.
Pero esta Ease de la tarea del
Comite Tecnico-Militar es solo
10 que puede verse a simple Wis
ia. Ell indicator para ell future
es la decision expresada con la
mayor autoridad por los tres
ministries de Defensa de estu-
diar las posibilidades de una CO.
laboracion en- ell area crucial de
las armas nucleares, incluyendo
la production eventual de esas
armas.
Por supuesto, los franceses va
estan trabajando en- ell diseno de
sus primeras bombas A yNH. Sc
les ha encargado, por 10 tanto,
la creaci6n de las propuestas
para la collaboration de las tres
naciones en- ell area nuclear. Es-
tas propuestas sin duda seran es
tudiadas en- otra reunion de los
tres ministries de Defensa y SUI
Comite Tecnico- Militar, la que
ha de tener lugar en- Roma a
principles de la primavera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
Prevencion de
Academies
~InfuntiIes

PARIS.-Los peligros materia.
les que amenazan a los ninoS
conStituyen I'm triste tema So
bre ell cual Sc impone hablar con
frecuencia. Manifestar una cons
tante vigilancia al respecto no es
incurrir en- ninguna exageracion.
Els, simplemente, tener en- cuenta
las indicaciones que nos apOr-
tan, con cifras precisas e incon-
testables, organismos como la Or
g~anizacion Mundial de Sanidad
que convoco en- Ginebra a SUI
"Grupo consultivo sobre la pre-
vencion de los academies infan.
tiles.
La existencia de semejante
grupo en- una organization in.
ternacional indica -iay!- SUI
ficientemente que los multiples
academies de que son victimas
los ninoS plantean una question
de la que la humanidad no pue-
de desinteresarse. Este grupo to-
mo como base de sus trabajos
actuales las estadisticas recogi.
daS por una importante compa-
MIA norteamericna de SECURES.
(Nada permite suponer que en-
otros paises las cifras sean in
feriores). Subrayemos que solo
Sc r%etuvieron los academies que
provocaron la muerte del nino.
Examinemos las cifras en-
question:
De Glen ninos de edad pre-es-
collar les decir de uno a cuatro
anos) que mueren en- un acct
dente en- general evitable, 37.2
por ciento son victimaS de los
automobiles, 1919 por ciento de
quemaduras o explosiones 1874
por ciento Sc ahogan; 6 por cien-
to perecen a raiz de una caida,
So por ciento resultan envene-
nados, "A por ciento Sc ahogan
al ingerir alimentos u objetoS
d~iversos; los 11.9 por ciento res
tantes mueren por otras causas.
De Glen de estos academies,
cuarenta Sc producer en- ell do
micilio de los padres o en- su
proximidad Immediate. La ma
yor parte de Is victimas de los
academies de automovil estaban
jugando en- la Gale, delante de
su casa o alrededor de los CARA.
jes de sus padres o de sus veci-
nos.
Entire Glen ninos en- edad es-
collar les decir de 5 a ID anos),
los academies Sc reparten de la
siguiente lorna: academies de
a%utomovil, 80 por ciento; aho-
gados, 80 por ciento; muertos
por armas de fuego, 5 por ciento.
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

dad mental, a dormir mejor y
a tener una belleza mas serena.
Estes ~ejercicios han sido conce-
bidos por la sonora Rubinstein
para contrarrestar la tension de
la vida moderna.
2-Regimenes cientificos de
alimentacion para las personas
de apetito normal, para las que
eSten sobrepeso y las que esten
bajo peso.
B Tratamiento denominado
eel Arbol de la Vida" para ell
cuidado del CUTS.
4-Tratamiento para ell nuevo
maquillaje de los ojos denomi-
nado "Eye-Lumlnated" que cons
tituye I'm paso revolucionario en-
ell arreglo de la pintura de ojos.
Cada DANA que concurra al
taller de bellies sera obsequiada
con un libreto de Helena Rubins-
tein que lleva por tftulo "Usted,
La Belleza Y Ia Ciencia". Este
libreto explica establishments
TODD 10 que Sc ha %aprendido du-
rante las classes ademas de una
Tabla Personalizada en- la cual
aparecen los ejercicios Tranquil
lizadores, la dieta, ell cuidado del
CUTS, ell maqulllaje correcto y
una Tabla de Pesos que cubre
I'm periodic de doce semanas.
Los boletos de entrada para
ell Taller de Belleza pueden OBJ
tenerse gratui,amente en- ell de-
partamento de cosmeticos en- Ell
primer piso de Burdine's.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16

Helena Rubinstein, famosa en-
el mundo de los cosmeticos ha
creado un taller de belleza que
esta siendo presentado en- Bur-
dimes en- los momentos en- que
Sc escribe esta cr6nica. Ell taller
es dirigido por la doctora Syl-
via Lourie, eSpecialista en- be-
lleza quien ha trabajado en- los
mas famosos institutes de Paris
y Londres.
Ell tema propulsion de este ia
Her de belleza Sc hasa en- que Sc
gun los hombres dedicados a la
ciencia medica nos alargan la
vida, Helena Rubinstein, manu-
factura cosmeticos que prolon-
guen la juventud facial.
La doctora Lourie de quien
hicimos menci0n anteriormente,
!. graduada- de ia Universidad de
Cambridge y doctorada por la
Escuela de Medicina de Lon
dres Sc dirige q las mujeres en-
la siguiente forma: "Planee ser
bella siempre y tendra ell or
gullo de ser Ell producto mas
gentil que hay en- ell mundo, una
mujer atractiva."
Ell Taller de Belleza lie ofre-
ce a la mujer la oportunidad de
zanzibar SUI aparlencis fisica ne
jorarla grandemente, "A CONT
nuacion, los metodos de que dis
pone ell taller para eonseguir csc
resultado
1-Movimientos que condu-
cen al reposo y a la tranquil