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ike and that the injunction against
doing any business in Alabama was
too harsh penalty for non-com-
pliance with a registration law
considering that the state had been
aware of the NAACP for many
years and had not previously tried
to make it register.
As he began, Mr.. Rinehart en-
phasized the procedural point. He
said the state courts ruling that
the NAACP had used the wrong
method to seek review was a fair
one supported by many ether Ala
bama cases.
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feet of gas during November. Ham,
ilton Field, also in Marion County,
showed production of 1,575,7OO Gu
bic feet bringing total gas produc-
ton for the state for November to
1O,946, 700 cubic feet.
Elsewhere in Alabama, produc-
ton slipped in Gilberstown Field
to 31,564 barrels in November,
compared to $3.50 barrels in Oc-
tober.
South Carlton Field, Clarke and
Baldwin Counties, increased out
put to 1886 barrels from 1920 bar
rels the previous month.
Pollard Field, Escambia Coun-
ty, had reported production of Co.,
533 barrels, up slightly from Oc-
tober output of 65,287 barrels.
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year-end statement by Minister of
Trade and Commerce Gordon
Churchill, who said that what the
country needs is "to convert latent
buying power" into new markets
for goods and services"
Latent buying power is just an
other name for personal assets
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See Great.
(Continued from Page One)

for Negro students, namely: Brink
ley Elementary School, Hill Junior
Senior High School, Isable Ele-
mentary School, Johnson Element
airy School, Jones Elementary
School, Lanier Junior Senior High
School, Martin Elementary School,
Reynolds Elementary School, Rob-
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NAACP Seeks.
Continued from Page One)

law requiring out-of state cor
porations to register for service
of process in the state.
Enjoined From Complying
Without a hearing an Alabama
judge granted the states request
to enjoin the NAACP from doing
any business in the state. The
judge also enjoined the association
from complying with the statute it
was accused of disobeying.
Mr.. Carter also argued that the
fine was unconstitutionally excess
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Charities Share
Millions Left by
7 D. c. Women

Local charities are recipients
Of large sums from estates Of
two Washington women total
Ing nearly 90 million, under the
terms Of their wills filed In
Federal court yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Blaine Barker.
90. who died May 1 at her
home at 1000 Cathedral ave-
nue. NV. left the bulk Of her
estate. valued at more than
81. 100000. TO the American
National Red Cross and the
Salvation Army. The exact
amount was not specified, but
represented the remainder Of
the estate following bequests
10 friends and for maintenance
Of q chapel at her burial place
at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Mrs. Barker was the widow
Of william E. Barker, a for
Evening star., 1958-05-14

mer director Of the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Co, He
died In 1918.
DR.. Nancy r, Brown. 80. a
District high school teacher
for 40 years who died here
April 7, left 5000 TO Chill
dren's Hospital and $4,000 70
the Police Boys Club.
other bequests Of her $780,
900 estate included $4,000 TO
81. Luke's Episcopal Church
and $4,000 for the building
Of a hospital addition In Mound
Bayou, Miss, an all Negro
town. The balance Of her estate
went 10 q friend. Madeleine
w. Kirkland. and q brother,
DR.. James Z. Brown Of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
DR.. Brown lived here at 1876
Decatur street NV.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

played curley In her stage pres
entation Of Peter Pan"
Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh
are on a "split-career" publicity
kick (they did this once be-
fore) and won't pose for pic
ture covers together. except for
the two movies coming out In
which they costar-"The VI
kings" and THE Perfect Fur
lough." Janet won't be working
again until after the birth Of
their second baby.
-
Before returning from New
York 10 begin his role In War
ner's Damn Yankees" Jimmie
Komack was approached by
French producer Pierre 81. e.
klns about the role OF an Amer
lean Jazz musician In a Brigitte
Bardot picture. lie Jazz
Chaud." Komack explained he
didn't understand or talk
French, but st. Elkins told him:
What Brigitte has to say. you
can understand in any Ian
guage."
Dolores Hart. who used TO
prefer Earl Hoffman, tweed
with Bob Evans at the Cocoa
nut Grove the other night, a
few tables away from Earl and
his date, silva ROdann, beauti-
full actress from Israel.
Peter Graves has 1t made in
May. He's been signed for his
most important screen role to
date in Lindsey Parsons THE
Far Wanderer," in which he
joins Barry Sullivan. Also, his
Fury" television series has
been renewed for another year
its fourth. And best produc-
ton item Of all - Peter and
wife Joan expect their third
baby.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
DRIVEN THEATERS
AIRPORT
ArIinaion

AIppOUT Arlington
sAA@ ~~@ OF a-si00
"PEYToN PLACE" (c'scope), LANA
TURNER, LEE PHILIPS, at 1918;
Plus - n DER FIRE" (c'Scopel.
at S:47. Cartoon located in AZ,
lington on U s. Route !, Just Over
the l4th st. Bridge. Kids Free.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
oK'd us Undertukers

The D. c. Department Of
Occupations and Professions
has announced that four appli-
cants passed examinations for
undertakers licenses. They are
Bernard s. Carter. Robert A.
Devol. Marion r. Quate. and
Leonard Z. Mclean.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Films of More Than Routine Merit


DON'T GO NEAR THE wATER"-War beyond shell range
hilarious melee for Glenn Ford Mickey Shaughnessy
"GIANT"-GeOrge Stevens picOrialy fine film Of Edna
Ferber's story Of Texas crude oil miionaires.
MERRY ANDREW"-Danny Kaye amateur archeOlO-
gist digs up Pier Angel, ruin, at the circus.
"PEYTON PLACE"-Lana Turner heads al-star cast
rafting the skeletons In a small towns closet
PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPEE"-Dramatc recreation of
the famed World War ii chase documentary in tone
THREE COINS IN THE F0UNTAIN'-Romance in Rome,
city posing handsomely for the CnemaScOpe
THREE FACES OF EvE"-MelOdrama notable chiefly for
jeanne WOOdward's Oscar-w winning schiz0phrenia.
"lVDD is THE WIND"-Anna Mangani vs. Anthony Quinn
in a tempestuOus torrent Of marital drama.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Roses to Be Topic
Two timely rose garden sub,

Two timely rose garden sub
jects will be covered at the
meeting of the Potomac Rose
Society at 9 pm. tomorrow in
the auditorium Of the National
Museum, Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV.
Washington.
The subjects are: Care Of
rose bushes during the sum-
mer" and How to prepare
roses for exhibition in spring
shows"
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Catholic Lecture Set

: The Rev. James Kerins, di-
rector of the Catholic Informa-
ton Center. will speak on
Catholic Teachings and Prac.
tices" at Sis pm. on Wednes-
day at the center, TAI Fifteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
HOLLYWOOD


DEEywooD CNANA. -
- RuEAAms caliet starlet
Mwm. msass from New York.
- naks q nrst-evenine-in-
Hyuood cate with her when
~ rutwns here IN July. Norma
uas ms movie giri In Fear
slrlkes Out. and their friend
ahip IA one 70 watch Frank
Manaara. who win do a picture
wtfh nrigitte Bardot. sent for
. print Of her latest celluloid
atxzler. The Night That Heaven
Fsh- I'm told this one makes
her shocker. And God Created
Woman" seem like a children's
nursery tale.
Charlie Chaplin has done up
his swiss home 10 the point
where the neighbors refer to
the mansion as Beverly Hills
Baroque." kim NOvak de-
scribes her dates with Rafael
Truiillo. Jr., as good for Amer
ican-Dominican relations" 4.
1ohn Wayne wrote a letter to
the manager OF his hotel In
Tokyo where he stayed during
the filming Of The Barbarian
and The Geisha." He might
Ike 10 know that the letter is
IN q glass case in the hotel
lobby.
Sophia Loren Of the shapely
face and torso Is startling the
press and photographers in
Cannes at the film festival,
wearing high-necked sack Dior
dresses. They feel gypped i.
Errol Flynn is now sole owner
Of his half filmed William
Tell" production. and plans to
fnish shooting that apple in
Europe. later this year &.
Makeup expert for The Nuns
story" is Helena Rubinstein,
who Is usually concerned with
the putting on of cosmetics,
not taking them of Shirley
Booth has agreed to appear in
Boston and Philadelphia with
her Hal Wallis picture. Hot
Spell"
Prom the new Susan Hay
ward: The less publicity. the
happier my marriage" Susan,
IN Hollywood TO star for Walter
Wanger in 81 Want to Live"
yearns TO return to her home
and lawyer husband Eaton
Chalkley in Georgia. Her twin
boys attend school in Atlanta.
It's great to see this happy, re-
laxed Susan.
Jayne Mansfield landed in
London with a fever Of l03-
caused by hearing Of the cresh
between the Army jet plane and
the United commercial carrier.
She Swears she will never fly
again. but wouldn't bet on it
Jayne's Sheriff Of Frac-
tured Jaw" with Kenneth
Mere. has a big cowboy and
injuns" sequence. They will use
Spaniards. in Spain. for red
skinS. The Hargitays' pink
heart-shaped pool viii be COM
pleted by the time Jayne and
Mickey return in August.
Robert Cummings signed IT.
year-old Stanley STEINER for
two shows. and young Stan,
who sings like an angel, will
introduce two new songs on the
Nay % and June 3 Bob Cum
mings Show" Stan is a protege
q Mary Martin for whom he
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Catholic Holy Day

Washington area Catholics
celebrate tomorrow as the Feast
Of the Ascension and a Holy
Day Of Obligation.
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'Copter Tour
Of Gettysburg
BY JAMES BIRCHFIELD
Star stan Writer

GETTYSBURG. PA
"OW WOULD you like to join Picketts
III gallant men? Sweep from Seminary
Ridge, across a bare field toward the Union
lines where the Confederate bodies were
piled high on that fateful July In 1863?
Then you should take helicopter tour
of the Gettysburg Battlefield with DR.. Car
roll NJ. Voss. an entomologist who uses his
whirlybirds to fight bugs that damage crops.
Dr. VoSs takes you lowering along the
Confederate lines. pointing out the mag
mary soldiers as he goes. When he comes
to the great equestrian statue Of Gen.
Robert e Lee, which still commands Semi
nary Ridge, he points out the position Of
Picketts brigade.
Led by the gallant Confederate, George
Edward Pickett. the men-8O0 Of them
come pouring over the stone walls" DR.. Voss
explains. And they start over the bare
field that separates them from the Union
forces"
Dr. VoSs maneuvers his helicopter into
the charge And as you sweep across the
field. only few feet above the ground, his
description gives you a feeling Of being
among those futile men.
There is only artillery fire at frst."
Dr. Voss continues. And then-almost
within reach Of the Union lines-a wither-
ing blast Of musket IRE. The men retreat
all but few Who led by ArmiStead, break
through the Union lines at Ziegler's Grove.
when that l,60O-yard charge Is over,
3,S9S Of the $500 men and officers Of
Pickett's brigade lie dead on the field. And
history has recorded one Of the most heroic
charges Of the Civil War;"
As you reach the point where the Con-
federates were stopped by the hail Of
Federal muSket balls, DR.. VoSS sweeps his
ship up, to hover for an instant before
beginning his simulated retreat Pickett's
charge is ended, and he moves on to other
points of interest.
He hovers over the Peach Orchard, and
over the Devils Den. You see Meade's
headquarters, then the cemetery and then
the place where Lincoln delivered his
famous address.
DR.. voss started his battlefield tours
almost by accident. Last summer someone
asked to be taken over the grounds by
copter, since 1t was Sunday and the craft
were not being used for agricultural
purposes
native of Nebraska and a graduate
Of the University Of Wisconsin, DR.. Voss
had come to Gettysburg as scientist with
Helicopters International. And. like many
new residents, he became fascinated with
the history of the battle.
So he liked the idea Of the helicopter
tours, and he became so interested in
PickettS charge that he decided to simulate
it by air.
It has caught on, and but for the fact
that DR.. Voss must use his 'copters for
fighting bugs he might make a career of
rehghting the Battle of Gettysburg.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01
CARTA DE PONCE A
EISENHOWER

WASHINGTON, JUNO 80 -
(UPI)- Ell Presidente de Ecua-
dor, Camilo Ponce, envio una car.
ia al Presidente Eisenhower, en-
la cual dice que Ecuador Sc pre-
para para la undecima conferen-
cha interamericana, y mo aho-
rrara esfuerzo alguno por promo
yer ell progreso de Las Ameri-
cas-" en- esa oportunidad.
La carta fue dada a conocer
hoy por la Casa Blanca, para des-
virtuar los rumores de que ell
gobiernu de Ecuador Sc disponia
a aplazar la conferencia, senala-
da para fines de 1859, 0 princi-
pios de 1860.
La cara de Ponce fue en- res
puesta a I'm mensaje personal
de Eisenhower entregado por Ell
Vice P~residente, Richard M. Nj
xon, cuAndo visit6 Quito Ell mes
pasado.
Fue esta la tercera comunica-
cion de un jefe de estado sud-
americana dada a conocer por la
Casa Blanca desde la gira de
Nixon. Los presldentes Juscelino
Kubitschek, de Brasil, y Arturo
Frondizi, de Argentina, subraya-
ron en- sus notas la necesidad de
apresurar ell desarroll0 economi-
co del Hemisferio y de dispersar
cualquier malentendido.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01

Ademas de los citados, los economists con-
sultados en- la encuesta de United Press lnterna-
tional, fueron: A. W. Zelomek, professor ~visitante
de la Escuela Mercantil para Graduates de la
Universidad de Virginia; John Kane, professor de
Hacienda de la Universidad de Arkansas; Douglas
Bellemore, Director de Investigation de Tucker;
Anthony R, L. Day; Roy Reierson, Vicepresi-
dente del Bankers Trust Company; George Cline
Smith, Vicepresidente y economista de F. u.
Dodge Corporation; Abraham Gitlow, professor
asociado de Economic de la Universidad de Nue.
va York; e Ira Ellis, economista de E. /. Dupont
de Nemours y compania.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01

revisto del oconfscer evbono...

lHfs

(viene de Ia Pagina DOS)
CALENDARIO HISTORICO.-1 de JUNO de 1852: comienza Ell
ataque a la ciudad de La Habana por los ingleses.
I'm amigo de. RELoJ en- Ell campamento miltar de Columbia
que deshonra la presenca de Fulgencio Batista y su corte de
aseslnos y bufones-nos envia una interesante relacion sobre ell tras-
lado de herdos desde la capital de Orente hata ell hospital militar.
Ell traslado Sc efectu6 Ell da II del corriente mes, en- ell vuelo 28,
y en- un avon CAT. La authorization fue concedida por la Jefatura
del Reglmiento nunero z, de la Guardia Rural, de Holguin, segdn
suscr1be Ell comandante pagador PSF. Ceciio L. Napoles.
He aqui la reacion de los heridos traJadados a La Habana;
N Comandante Jose zquierdo, MN, de Santiago de Cuba.
" Soldado Manuel Montero, del Regimiento 2, Camagiiey.
Soldado Oswsldo Yorga, Regimiento 2, Camagiiey.
Sargento Olayo Pedroso, Distrito Naval de Oriente.
Sargento Ramon Gonzalez, Distnto Naval de Oriente.
Sargento Fauso Olivera, Regimiento Numero 1.
Soldado Lorenzo Gonzalez, Regimiento Numero 1.
Soldado Felipe Hernandez, Regimento Ndmero l.
Sargento Jose Castro, de la Division de Infanteria.
-. Vg1ante Ernesto Martin Castillo.
Soldado Luis Dominguez, de la Fuerza Aerea.
Viglante Antonio Fernandez
'Soldado Ramundo Perez, de Ia Division de Infanterfa.
PENSAMIENTO-La muerte es una victoria Y, cuando y Ia
Hvido bien, Ell feretro es un CAIRO de triunfo-JOSE MARTI.
En- Ell propio vuelo fueron conducidos heridos- a La Habana.
los civles; Orlando Pine, sonora Luz Maria Linares Gomez, sehora
Manuela Saavedra Martin, sonora Helena B. Otaho, sehora Lidia Espi.
nosa, y dos memories uo de elos nombrado Veraldo Tandr6n.
Como pueden apreciar los esbiros, RELOJ tiene tambien us
eorresponsales en- la propa madriguera de la BeMia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01

tencia de todos, para dar apro.
zion preliminar a los proyectos
de ley que formaran la plataforma
legislative del partido, despues de
10 cual tales proyectos seran some
tidos Y puestos a la consideration
de los parlamentarios conservado-
res, para que ellos, a SUI vez to-
men determinaciones sobre la ma
terra, y con ell objeto de dar ash
una mayor efectividad y una mas
autentica realidad al Frente Ma
cional. Este plan, una vez aproba.
do por la junta de parlamentarios,
sera sostenido por ell liberalismo
en- Ell congreSo, partido que opera.
ra en- equipo bajo la direction uni.
ca del doctor Lleras Restrepo.
quien ocupara su curul como sena.
dor por ell departamento de Gun.
dinamarca.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01
La UNlDAD
(Viene de la Pagina DOS)

S Wv - NSAAA NO1y
LA reconquiste su libertad, sus
focos quedaran aislados y neutra-
lizados.
Por que no ha materializado
va la unidad de la libertad en-
America es algo que carece de
explicaclon acceptable GMiopia o
political. Jintereses inconfesa.
bles?, irejuegos del potencialis-
mo International?
Sea 10 que fuere, no hay ra.
zon que obligue a persistir en- eli
error Suicida. Hora es va que Sc
alec, en- hechos tangibles, un
panamerlcanismo dinamico, ca.
paz de promover una union de-
fenslva y OfenslVa contra ell pri-
mltivismo politico y ell someti-
miento economico que crian y
sostienen a los tiranuelos.
He ahI una unidad realmente
n%eceSaria. Seria eli colmo que
nos tuvieSe que convencer de
clio ell mismisimo State Depart
mept.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01
LIBERALISMo =.
Continuation de Ia P6gIna 81

nos y deben conservarse, y cuales
son linoficiosos o Inconvenience
y deben por 10 tanto, desecharse.
Una de esas formulas consiste en-
otOrgar facultades extraordinariaS
pro-tempore al executive, para que
por medic de sus organismos vaya
dejando sin vigeneia a aquellas dis
posiciones extraordinarias que no
son necesarias y propongan al con-
greso la adopci6n legal de aquellas
que Sc consideren indispensables
para la estabilidad economical, so.
cial y politica del pals, haciendole
las adiciones o supresiones que Sc
consideren convenientes; otroS
son amigos de una formula que
consiste en- constituir una conf
sion interparlamentaria y parita.
ria, que sc dedique a la eScogencia
de esos decretos, con base en- ell es-
tudio realizado hace algunos meses
por ell DR.. Angel y proponga al
congreso 10 que sea conveniente.
En- fin, existen estaS y otras formu-
las que a SUI debido tempo seran
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01

(Viene de Ia Pagina q


ficiles que estas viviendo. Pien.
sa que TODD Ell mundo en- esta
vida pasa por ellos tarde o tenn
prano y que es experienced que
Sc CANA a la vez que aprendas a
vivir con mas mesura.
ELLA-GY que quieres decir
con meSura?
Ell ESPEJO- Sencillamente.
que cooperes con tn marido Y
cuando no puedas comprarte un
traJe que deseas, o un Undo par
de zapatos, tie eximaS de clio has
ia que SUI situacion Sc aclare.
Comprenderas que no es NADIA
halagador para 81 oirte suspirar
por cosas que Ell quisiera darte
y que por su situacion actual no
puede hacerlo en- ell momento.
Con clio 10 unico que logras es
lncomodarlo y entristecerlo.
81 tn crees que tn situaci6n es
difieil y que no tiene remedio,
concentra en- ell siguiente verso,
que seguramente 10 habras LEI.
do u dido muchas veces:
"Cuentan de I'm sabio que I'm dia
Tan pobre y misero estaba
Que solo Sc contentaba
con las yerbas que cogia.
iHabra otro, entire ST decia,
Mas triste y pobre que 20?
Y cuando ell rostro volvi6,
Halo la %respuesta viendo,
Que iba otro sabio cogiendo
Las yerbas que ell arroj6".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01
NUEVAS
DE LOS JEFES

Sc supo igualmente, que ell doc
tor Lleras Restrepo proyecta rea-
liar una nueva vista al presidente
del directorio nacional conserva-
dor, doctor Laureano Gomez, para
avanzar con Ell en- ell examen de
los planteamientos va hechos du-
rante la primera reunion de los
dos iefes politicos. No Sc sabe,
sin embargo, que dia sera escogi-
do por ell doctor Lleras Restrepo
para llevar a cabo su nueva vista
al caudillo c~onservador.
En- esta forma, puede decirse que
la semana politica ha estado mar
cando altos niveles de interes' mer-
ced a la proximidad del congreso,
cuyas labores Sc iniciaran en- me-
dio de una grande expectativa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01

tareas comunes" y que zen elias
deben particular las naciones. de
America, en- relacion directa a los
intereses propios de cada pals.
LA naci6n argentina -afirma
seguidamente- esta dispuesta a
tratar estos ,problemas en- todos los
niveles, inclusive los mas altos, pa
ra 10 cual debera contarse, logica-
mente, con ell acuerdo de todas las
republicas americans"
La communication del presidente
concluye formulando votos por la
ventura de Brasil y SUI presidente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01

preSentadas al estudio de las iefes
de los dos partidos, para que ellos
decidan sobre SUI operancia o
inefectividad pero en- TODD case
existe la intencion de facilitar al
nueyo gobierno la Immediate sus-
pension del estado de sitio, VICENTE
desde ell ano de 1949.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01
NUEvA REUNION LIBERAL

Sc dijo aver que inmediatamen-
te despues de que las comisiones
de c~ongresistas liberales que van a
ser nombradas, rindan los infor
mes correspondence al comite de
coordination parlamentaria y al
jefe del partido, este p%rocedera a
convocar otra junta de parlamen-
tarios ~liberales, esta vez con la asis-
tencia de todos, para dar aproba-
cion liberales, esta vez con la asis-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01
HOGAN
Continuation de la pag. 81

do. Fue producida por D'An-Fran
de Buenos Aires, y filmada en- la
canada de Huma-Huaca, cuna de
los descendientes de un grupo Ct
nico precolombino.
La prensa berlinesa considera
que la actuacion de la Zubarry fue
adn superior a la cinta.
die Welt" dice que su actua-
cion intensa y su rostro interesan-
tie compensan las deficiencies de
la pelicula.
"B O." tambien elogia a la &C.
triz, y dice que la cinta fue "inte-
resante y buen fotografiado", pc
70 que ell guion resulto "vago y
agotador".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS Pa. .
NOTAS SOcIALES
(Viene de la PAgina -
Aniversurio Motrimenlol

Aunque algo tarde, nos eompla
ce enviar nuestras sinceras felici.
taciones a la gentil pareja puerto.
rriquena tornado por ell senior
Juan Rodriguez Pou y sonora, Lau
ra MarrerO de Rodriguez, con mo
two de "a grata celebration de dp
nuevo anlversario de bodas en- 81
dia de aver.
CumpIeaHos
Vayan nuestras sinceras ielici.
taciones para ell ~aprecisdo caballe.
70 senior Luis Diaz C. quien cele.
bra hoy la grata OCCASION de su
cumpleanos, y nuestros votos por.
que cumpla muchos, Y muy dicho-
sos, amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01

N ~N
LIFE, TRAMP, Tramp, Tramp,
I'm Falling In Love With Some.
one" y desde luego, la cancion
nombrada Naughty Marietta" Son
los protagonistas de la bella opere.
ia la incompatible pareja de la de.
cada del 1880 al 1910, jeanette
Macdonald y Nelson Eddy.
La entrada es gratis, pero Sc re-
quiere la presentation de boletos.
Estos pueden obtenerse, mientras
duren, a las seis de la tarde del
lunes, dia Z julio, en- la Biblioteca
Publica de Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01
DEMORA
viene de ia Pas. B :

mi gasta unos 100000 anuales
de asfalto para trabajos de bacheo
sClamente.
La Comision Municipal de Mia
mi estudia la convenience de te.
ner Su propia planta para la pro-
duccion de asfalto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-01

Neil Carothers, decano honorario de la Uni
versidad Lehigh, manifesto que los efectos de los
aumentos forzados de salaries en- las industrias
basicas de la nacion son "ruinosos' y cream una
curva inflacionista de salaries Y precios.