davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
ECUADOR
(Viene de la Pagina 81

de que sera Ell successor del doctor
Camilo Ponce en- Ell poder. Por 10
mismo su separation del Gbinete
ha causado sorpresa. Su reemplazo
es ell doctor Jorge Merlo, Senador
de la Republica Ejercio las fun
clones de S~ubsecretario de Gobier-
no cuando ell actual presidente de
la R~epublica era titular de esa car
terra en- Ia pasada administration
velasquiSta. Ell ascenso del doctor
Merlo ha sido meteorico.
Ell nuevo MirIstro de Fomento
es ell senior Pedro Manuel Mas
pons, comerciaute exportador que
nunca ha figurado en- politica. Els
un elemento joven de gran dinamis
mo e iniciativas. En- sus primeras
declaraciones a la prensa puso en-
fasis en- que SUI labor no solamen-
te Sc circunscribira a intensificar
la production agricola o indus
trial sine a buscar nuevas riquezas.
En- la toma de possession de
los nuevos ministries, ell p%residente
Ponce revelo que sgeuira mantle
niendo la misma polftica de con-
cordia y %tolerancia. pues Ell Gambia
de funcionarios no significa un
Gambia de ideas basicas. Ell gobier-
no no Sc apartara I'm apiece de la
politica preconizada en- su men
safe del 10 de enero.
Por SUI parte ell nuevo ministro
de Gobierno formula I'm calido la
mamiento a sus amigos y a todos
los ecuatorianos para que Sc sirvan
colaborar en- la obra de gobierno
que no es solamente de los hon.
bres del regimen sine de todos. Mi
labor en- ell ministerio de gobier-
no - recalco - tendera al apoyo
irrestricto a los partidos politicos
en- cuanto Sc refieren a SUI organi-
zaci6n para la busqueda de sus
objetivos proplos dentro de sus
respectivos programs. Ofrezco y
garantizo ell respeto a todas las IL
bertades y derechos humanos. No
vengo a ser mi1istro de Partidos,
sine ministro de la Nacion.
Ell ministro de Fomento deli
neo tambien sU plan de accion.
mi proposito fundamental sera
nacional, sino buscar nuevas fuen
no solo ~intensifJcar la production
ties de riqueza. Felizmente en- este
aSpecto ell Ecuador es un pals pri-
vilegiado: tiene varios productos
de primera Inca de exportacion y
grandes fuentes de riqueza mex
plotadas. La diversificacion y las
nuevas fuentes de production Sc
ran motive de especial eStudio. Por
ejemplo, en- ell case del cafe, que
es mi especialidad, habfa que estu-
diar la manera de que la pro-
ducci6n no llegue de un solo gol-
pc; que las exportaciones Sc ex-
tiendan, en- 10 possible, durante to-
do ell ano". Pero ell mayor enfasis
pues considera que ell credito es
efediticia para los agricultores,
10 puso ell ministro en- la politica
cortos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
BRASI
Xient de La Papina Il

tVient de Ia Pagina 81
cha los propositos de los %gobiernos
de Bolivia y Brasil para arribar a
soluciones en- distintos asuntos que
las Cancillerias convinieron en-
tratar durante la entrevista espe-
cial de aver.
"En resumen Sc destacan los ST.
guientes principles acuerdos:
EN- cuanto a p~etr6leo queda de.
terminada la iona de estudios a
que Sc refiere la nota Reversal
del II de enero de 1852. Sera d.
vidida por ell gobierno de Bolivia
en- dos parties, asignandose e. area
norte con una extension que abar-
ca ell go por ciento de la superb.
Gle total, a Yacimientos Petrolf-
feros Fiscales B~olivianos y ell area
sur con una s~uperficie del 40 Dor
ciento ~restante, a empresas priva-
das de capitales brasilenos, las
cuales explotaran conforme al Co.
digo Boliviano del Petroleo.
Las empresas privadas de CAPT
tales brasilenos podran recibir CO.
mo accionistas personas fisicas ma
cidas en- Bolivia.
"Fueron establecidas asimismo
estipulaciones sobre ell abasteci-
miento de hidrocarburos al Bra
sill: Volumenes, precios, construc-
cion de oleoductos y gasoductos
hasta ell puerto de Santos.
"Con respecto al f%errocarril de
Corumba a Santa Cruz, Sc ha con-
venido la prosecution de las obras
para mejorar la %capacidad de ira
fico y aceleracion de la construc-
ci6n del Puente de Rio Grando,
previsiones para la liquidation de
la deuda y para la entrega del fe-
r%rocarril al gobierno de Bolivia,
contemplate en- ell tratado ferros
viario, y ademas acordose que la
jefatura de la Comision Mixta Bo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30

Maria Fuentes sc acusa de haber-
les sido ocupados dos pantalones Y
ropas que iba a enviar a SUI hiio
Ramon, que forma parte del ejer-
cito rebelde.
BESIDE Holguin Sc report6 que
en- ell mun:cipio de Gibara, fue en-
con'rado ~ahorcado, ell joven Mario
Clilez, h%abiendose dispuesto las &C.
tuaciones judiciales para su sepe-
lilo.
BESIDE Pinar del Rio Sc informa
que los detenidos acusados de acti.
vidades insurreccionales en- esa
ciudad, Sc nombran, B~ernardino
Alvarez, SUI hijo Alcides Alvarez,
Raul Gonzalez, Arsenic Suarez v
Francisco Vinas, todos los cuales
guardian prisi6n Sc puso en- liber-
tad a Guillermo Rodriguez y al
menor Roberto Santiesteban. En-
esa ciudad Sc eucuentra I'm repor-
tero del New York Times, entire
vistandose con representatives del
gobierno y de la oposicion.
Dominado ell incendio de Belot
D0MINADO Ell INCENDIO
DE BEL0T
Ell incendio de la refineria de la
ESQ, que comenz6 POGO despues
de la tarde del lunes, termin6 en-
las primeras horas de la manana
de aver microbes. Ell tanque No.
241, tuvo que sci dejado arder has
ia que Sc agoto la gasolina conte-
nida en- ell mismo que llegaba a
100000 galones. Los bomberos Sc
mantuvieron TODD ell tempo regan
do aqua en- los tanques cercanos
al 241, para evitar que debido al
intense calor %estallaran, 10 cual
hubiera representado I'm desastre
de in~calculables constituencies.
Aun cuando Sc estima que ell in
cendio Sc produjc en- una forma
casual, parece que pudo haber sa-
botaje.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
(Viene de la Primera)

mana de aver I'm mandamiento al
Jefe de la Prision Militar de La
Cabana, para que presente a las
nueve de la manana de hoy, al ex-
teniente de la Marina de Guerra,
Dionisio San Roman, detenido ell
5 de Septiembre pasado y que ac-
tue como Jefe del levantamiento
de marines y civiles que Sc produ-
10 en- aquella oportunidad en- Glen
fuegos.
Tambien Sc curse orden al Jefe
de la Policia Nacional para que
presente al dirigente obrero Jose
Maria Perez, que Sc afirm6 estaba
detenido desde~ hace einco meses.
Ambas ordenes fueron cursadas
aceptando recursos de habeas cor
puS interpuestos en- favor de los
detenidos. Otros numerosos recur-
SOS fueron presentados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30

liviano-B rasilena correspondents al
delegado de Bolivia.
En- cuanto a los limites, que
daron resueltos los asuntos concer.
nientes al sector Cuatro HERNIA.
nos-Rioverde, Cerrito, San Martias-
Curiche del Destacamento y ell
sector Marco del Fondo de Bahia
Negra-Tacuaral'.
Asimismo anuncia que la Conf
sion Mixta 'Boliviano Brasilena Sc
reunira en- La Paz, para tratar
asuntos como Ell Gle los puertos bra.
silenos de Santos, Manaos y Co.
runs, y Ell de la creacion del Ban
co de Brasil, en- La Paz. oPsterior-
mente Sc %concertara un tratado de
~intercambio cultural
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30

NO N~SAO $50 AADOSaNOSg liz
Raul Velasco, Presidente del Co.
legio Medico y ell DR.. Rafael Gar
cia Barcenas, professor e intelec-
tual, tambien de s6lidos presti-
gios. Dejeme ~aclararle que MIN
guno de ellos conocia SUI inclu-
sion en- la lista
"Observe ademas que ninguno
de ellos mantiene eStrecha vim
culacion con ell autenticismo; y es
que todos nosotros quisimos de-
mostrar o hechos que solo nos
guiaba, al unirnos, ell interes de
Cuba"
Y ell DR.. Urrutia, preguntamos
jporque no fue escogido?
eel integro magistrate orien-
tai no alcanzo mas que ell voto
de dos organlzaciones y habia.
mos acordado previamente que
todos los deSignadoS deberian
obtener al menos cuatro votos.
Algunos sectores pensamos que
ningun miembro del Poder Jul
dicial deberia figurar en- la lista,
por varias raznnes.
En- ell Poder Judicial hay fun.
cionarios de extraordinarios me.
ritoS y prestiglos, pero ellos es-
tan totalmente desvinculados, por
razon de sus csrgos, de toda ac-
tividad civico-politica. Y cree
mos que Ell que resulte designa-
do -Presidente provisional debe
ostentar una hOja de servicios a
la Revolution; e como die
ra en- Erase feliz ell DR.. Bisbe-:
"apasionadamente oposicionis-
ta".
jHubo ayuds a la Sierra Macs
ira de parte de la Junta? pre-
guntamos ahors:
La gran ayuda la unica que
podiamos prestsr legalmente en-
este pais-fue ell respaldo moral
de la union de todos los comba-
tientes, de Cuba y del exilio. Ese
respaldo moral desde aqui tenfa
que traducirse en- apoyo mate
rial en- Cuba. Cuando la unidad
Sc quebr6 estaba en- marcia un
aporte sustancial q estaban rea-
lizando, en- alguna parte de Gu
ba, repito, delegados de las or.
ganizaciones cubanas, represen-
tadas en- Ia Junta. Del 26 de Ju-
lilo inclusive.
iPodria listed explicarnos en-
que situacion ha quedado la Jun
ta?.
"Despues de Ia carta del doc
tor Fldel Castro del IA de Di.
ciembre pasado y las respuestas
que a la misma hubieron de dar.
por separado, todos los s~ectores
que la i%ntegraban, esta ha queda-
do disuelta y por tanto han re.
Colorado SUI lihertad de acci6n
los componentes de la misma".
Use estan hacienda gestiones
para rehacer la unidad revolu.
cionaria?
Mi partido y 20 personalmen-
tie somos fervorosos creyentes de
la unidad como ell vehiculo ade-
cuado para acelerar la caida de
la tirania. En- esa idea persisto
y tengo fe en- Ell triunfo final.
iTendra alguna ~repercucion
en- Cuba la caida de Perez Jime.
nez?
"Extraordinaria. Ell ocaso de
los dictadores es evidente. En-
las ultimas dos decadas ~florecie-
ron como simientes de destruc-
cion en- nuestra America; pero
las ansias de libertad de nues.
tros pueblos no pueden ser con-
tenidas durante mucho tempo,
nj destruidas por ell poder de
las bayonetas. Esas dictaduras
fueron y son remedo de los ITEM
pos feudales y de las monar-
qufas absolutas, en- una sofa pie
"a. Gamble rsted on lac dictadu-
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cARTA De
Viene de la PSgina q

al gusto de la persona respecto
a los ingredientes, pero la COM
binaci6n de los mismos requie-
re buen gusto. Por ejemplo: uti-
lizando lechuga y "finocchio,"
que es una especie de apio tia
liano, como horde en- la fuente
hara mas attractive I'm grupo de
ruedas de salchich6n, rabanos,
aceitunas negrss, pimiento mo-
IRON y "acciughe", que es una
anchoa peque1a.
Otra variacion tipica italiana
es ell antipasto que incluye fun.
CHI con aceto e olio" champis-
-nones fritos en- aceite y vinagre,
huevos duros, pedazos de atun,
y ~"prosciutto' jam6n italiano.
Otra combination muy apeti-
tosa es la de "peperonsini all
aceto" pimientos en- escabeche,
coliflor, un pimiento, apio y "sal.
siccia s%ecca", salchichas de GER
do,
Cuando Sc haya escogido alsu-
ma de estas combinaciones sc
adereza la misma con sal, aceite
y vinagre.
A continuation lie voy a dar
una lista de los ingredientes usa-
dos mas comunmente en- la pre-
paraci6n de antipasto:
Filetes de Anchoa
Salchichon
Coliflor
Apio.
Lechuga
Rabanos
Sardinas
Champignones
Aceitunas
Plmientos morrones
Pimientos en- escabeche
Jamon italiano
Salchichas de cerdo
Atun
Salmon.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
CONCERTO
Wiene de Ia Pagina Cincnl

Viene de la Pagina Cinco)
del "Soldado de Chocolate" de
Oscar Straus por Roberta Wei
ner y ell Himno Nacional de Es-
tados Unidos.
Este concerto, como todos los
de los jueves esta auspiciado DOR
ell Fondo de la industrial de dis
cos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
MANIFESTACIONES
DISUELTAS

En- la centrica esquina que for
man las GALES de Galiano y San
Rafael, en- La Habana, fue impro-
visada una manifestation que lie
vaba cartelones de la Union Obre-
ros y Jovenes Revolucionarios, en-
la cual participaron numerosos es-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
TRASATLANTICO

En- la mahana de aver arrib6 a
La Habana ell trasatlantico holan-
des New Amsterdam, con 700
turistas para nuestra capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

there's so much plot it gets
in the way of the picture
1882.
$500, WTOP (9)-Big Record:
Guests are Tony Bennett,
Ted Lewis. the Silhouettes,
Somethin' Smith and the
Redheads, Eileen Barton
and Tommy Sands.
$3.50, WRC (D-Father Knows
Best: Bud performs a good
deed that has an important
effect on the relationship of
Betty with the socially
prominent family of her new
boy friend in MY Fair
Bud"
$3.50, WMAL (7D-TombstonC
Territory: Gunslingers try
to use a newspaper In an at
tempt to get rid Of Sheriff
HOLSTER in The Outlaws
Bugle."
1000, WMAL az Boxing /:
Joe Brown VS.. Orlando
Echevarria in a l0-round
lightweight bout.
l1:OO, WTTG 80 = Eleven
O'Clock Movie: Woman
Who Came Back" starring
John Loder and Nancy
Kelly. TV Key says: Pass
able mystery melodrama.
Small New England town
starts a whispering cam
paign against a girl whom
they claim to be a witch
u945).
HIS, WTOP t9)--Late Show:
Mr.. and Mrs. in Paree,"
starring Bebe Daniels ana
Ben Lyon. TV KEY says.
Mildly amusing family COM
edy. The Lyon family takes
a trip TO Paris. with the
usual entanglements Brit
ish. 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

Disneyland-"The Land of the Enemies" Another gem
from the Andy Burnett series This time Andy the
mountain men, arriving in the beaver-trapping country
have their hands full of hostile Indians slick hour
loaded with Indian lore and seemingly authentic tricks
for hunting and Indian fighting so far in this
group and highly recommended for kids from to go
7:30 pm, WMAL-7
Kraft Theater-The Woman at High Hollow" contrived
murder mystery profits from Estee Winwoods Juicy role
and may manage to keep whodunt addicts guessing A
body is discovered dshgured by quicklime and after
the customary conclusions somebody pays for the crime
That's only the halfway mark however. Color pm,
WRC4.
Ozze and Harret"Od Band Pavilion" Mild episode Ozze
misses those old band park and decides
revive them just to how valuable they
town. The band he organizes is bit lacking in proper
Instrumentation, he almost has photograph for
his concert The youngsters will be pleased to find
settles for Ricky. pmr WMAL-7
Betty White ShowBetty and her guests Reginald Gardiner
Irene Ryan and Rea Shaw, appear in fairly amusing
sketch about fashion editor engaged high society
gent Peak of the show though Reginald Gardiner with
an assist from the rest, singing 1T Gets Right Here
$3.50 pm, WMAL-7.
u 5. Steel HOur-"Wak With Stranger" Ed Begley and
William Shatner get lot of mileage out of this phlo-
sophical drama about embittered crippled young
who regains his will to live from incident with
stranger Not particularly distinguished play but add
Robert Stevens direction to the performances you
have an above-average hour of TV drama. 10 pm.
WTOP-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

generally were neither top
drawer nor second drawer
Porter"
Entirely apart from the
validity Of the Judgment ex-
pressed in this particular case.
my syndicated colleague raises
a most intriguing point, name
ly, is anybody writing top
drawer stuff for TV these
days?
You wouldn't think so from
checking reviews.
. Rodgers and Hammerstein
received few posies for their
score for Cinderella"
Q Hugh Martin. another pro,
was found lacking in his mu-
steal contributions to Hans
Brinker or the Silver Skates. "
. And in the classical field,
Normal Dello Joio's salute to
the Seven Lively Arts" PRO-
file of a Composer) was almost
totally ignored.
The record could be extended
for the rest of the column; TV
musical scores have rarely pro-
duced a hit. Speciality songs
for dramatic plays-yes. But
only Love and Marriage"
which was not enthusiastically
received after its first perform
ance in Our Town" several
seasons ago, made the grade.
/ The thought that suggests
itself is that music written for
one-time TV shows by even our
most capable composers simply
lacks the opportunity to prove
in which drawer it belongs
top or second, or bottom.
One hearing is hardly fair to
song with any substance to il.
Some Of Cole POrter's finest
tunes Begin the Beguine)
never really made II until years
later when an imaginative ar
ranger picked it out Of the in
active file and gave it the in
terpretive lift 1t needed.
TV itself is partly to blame.
Music from the scores is rarely
introduced or previewed in adj
vance and. indeed. there are
few shows on which this could
be done. The Dinah Shores and
Perry Comos rarely risk a new
tune. And the other shows
american Bandstand, Milt
Grant, etc. on radio and TV
are primarily interested in ca
tering to the latest in rock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WRC (D-Wagon Train
"The Mark Hanford Story"
starring Tom Tryon and
Kathleen Crowley. A drama
of an Indian youth seeking
revenge against the brutal
ity and power of his white
father.
$500, WTTG (5)-After Din
ner Movie: Central Park, /"
starring Joan Blondell and
Wallace Ford. TV Key says
Enough good moments to
warrant a look on a rainy
evening. Entire story takes
place in Central Park and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

and-roll for the teen set, which
dominates the recording mar
ket with its preferences and
purchases.
I'm willing to bet that years
from now, some musicians
rummaging around in defunct
publishing warehouses are 60
ing to run across q veritable
treasure trove of forgotten
tunes from the frantic SOS. If
I'm around then. I'll help them
look.
Nit Q. Ford, the disc jockey
humorist, will discuss the cur
rent state OF affairs In pop
music Nth this reporter on his
VOL ShoD Friday. Hes con-
cerned, too.)
\ 4 ~ \
On The Run:
How many televiewers recall
the Shubert's current comedy
hit, visit to a Small Planet, ="
as an hour TV show on the old
Sunday night NBC Play
house? II was a smash then.
too, and the best thing about
the current visit" is that
Cyril Ritchard is still in it.
This talented mans TV record
is studded with hits Peter
Pan, La Pericole. The Good
Fairy. etc)-but this is his
funniest.
II should come as no surprise
that the ShOw-Of- the Month
series has been renewed for the
1859 season. Coming up
next: Dickens tale of Two
Cities"
Reader Kay Mills, impressed
with Ustinov's Moment of
Truth" last Sunday. wants us
to identify the cast Prime
minister. Jason Robards. jr.:
marshal's daughter. Rosemary
Harris; photographer. Fritz
Weaver; nurse, Nancy Wick
wire; foreign minister. Wood
Romoff; the victor, Karel
Stepanek.
Sir top scientists tDill be on
|CBS-TV'S Great Challenge Sc
ries March 16-Dr. Edward
Teller, DR.. Joseph KaplGn, DR..
Howard BeuiS. DR.. Clifford
FurnGS, DR.. Roger Repelle and
DR.. Paul Sears.
Aside to j. T.: Virgil carp,
nephew of the real Wyatt carp,
missed last weeks $4,000
Question show because of his
wife's illness.
WRC staffers rate a posy for
their spirited Take Forty"
luncheon show yesterday cele-
brating the Ad Clubs 40th an
niversary. The cavalcade of
fashions (from sack to sack)
was ingeniously staged in be-
tween diverting sidelightS fea-
turing such as Tippy Stringer,
Sam and Friends, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

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ON THE AIR
Was it Porter's Top
Or Really a Flop?
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

TV critic with a widely syndicated column had this to
say about Cole Porter's for Aladdin last week
After hearing the music probable that Porter
previously reported the eight numbers in days
Trust Your Destiny to a Star. I Adore You, and
Opportunity Knocks pleasant but the and lyrics
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontohtS top shoOs as preveiDed By TV KEYS staff
who attend rehedrsds match screenings and anGyse
scripts In NeD York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as a guide to vieiDers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Duncon,Knepper

Capt. Edward Knepper,
USN. and Mrs. Knepper am
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Joyce 10 Mr.. Dom
aid Duncan. UsN. The we'd
ding took place May 3 In
the Naval Security Station
Chapel.
Schood- Brennan
Announcement Is made OF
the marriage Of Miss Mary
Teresa Brennan 10 Col. Carl
william Schaad. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. william +. Schaad
Of Newberg. Greg. The bride
Is the daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Bren-
nan Of Boston. Mass. The
wedding took place May 3 In
st. Charles Church, Arling-
ton. The couple will live In
Arlington.
Leisz-Wdlker
DR.. and Mrs. Robert N.
Walker Of Arlington an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Marilyn Ruth to
Mr.. Paul Z. LeiSz. son Of Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

Potomac. Nd. The wedding
took place May 2 In Imman-
uel Church-on-the-Hill. Alex
andria. The couple will live
IN Trinidad, B.W.I.
FielY-Affre
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p.
Afire Of Arlington announce
the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Camille Ruth 10 Mr.. Rich
ard Z. Fiely. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement A. Fiely Of
Phoenix. AriE. The wedding
took place May 3 In Saint
Agnes Catholic Church, Ar
lington. The couple win live
In Phoenix, Ariz.
Peiiii-Hedrick
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence b.
Hedrick OF Lenoir. N. c., an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Marilyn 10 Mr.. AL
win q. Petit. jr.. son Of Mrs.
Petit OF Bethesda, Md. and
the late Mr.. Petit. The we'd
ding took place April ~. The
couple viii live In Winston
Salem, N. c.
Bnler-Loftus
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
LOTUS. ST.. announce the
marriage OF their daughter
Lillian Catharine TO Mr..
James Edward Biller, son Of
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and Mrs. Paul r. LeisE Of
Cheverly. Md. The wedding
took place April 20 In the
resurrection Lutheran
Church. Arlington. The
couple viii live In Arlington.
GoodmGn-Spiro
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Spiro
announce the marriage OF
their daughter Jacquellne 10
Mr.. Harold Jacob Goodman.
son OF Mr.. Benjamin Good
man OF Norfolk. Va. The
wedding took place April 20
In the Temple Israel Syna-
gogue In Langley Park, Md.
The couple viii live In Nor
folk.
Crdvens-RomseY
Mrs. Elizabeth Covell RAM
sey OF Alexandria announces
the marriage of her daughter
Alison King 10 Mr.. william
Murphy cravens III, son Of
Mrs. Cravens Of Arlington
and the late Col. Cravens.
The bride is also the daugh-
ter OF Rear Admiral Donald
J. Ramsay. USN. (retired) Of
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odist Church, Rochester. The
couple viii live In Silver
Spring.
Ardinger-Stokes
Mr.. and Mrs. william inelis
Stokes announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Erma
Sue 10 II. U.g9 Joseph Con-
rad Ardinger. uSNR. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ardinger
OF Chicago. III. The wedding
took place April II In the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. The couple VIII live
In Arlington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert II.
Mnler announce the mar
riage OF their daughter Do
lores Mary Of Rochester.
N. r., 10 Mr.. Kenneth r.
Dewhirst Of Silver Spring.
Md. The wedding took place
May 10 In the Asbury Meth
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Bill
Ter OF Arlington. The we'd
ding took place May 10 In Sc.
Francis Xavier Catholic
Church. The couple viii live
here.