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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

you believe Of budine echques
and methods work when children really interested in what they
doing
child
information and satisfaction To
dull avoided whenever possible
that child couldn't read he wanted TO- It's simply that he has
really cared about it.
Though you're not reading
teacher teach perhaps better than else the
animpOrtant desire
Before going specific ways help your of
badly retarded reading the first thing should do
talk and the school psychologist guidance counselor
highly trained help and will
available before doing anything his Remember that
physical problems anything from ee the need for extra hours Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

share the pictures
Not all adults avid that's
show children that reading something worth the doing
reading Bun think the five above will show
make reading natural Of family life chds life
part good to miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
School starts next month. Is
your child ready Here are tips
for parents Of kids from
kindergarten 20 high-sehooI age
~ NANCY LARRIcK
~ NANCY LARRIcK

rdave you ever wished your child would give
more time to reading and less to TV? Have you
wondered how you could transfer his comic-book
enthusiasm to more serious reading? Would you
like him to do better in reading - and hence in
his other school subjects - this fall? Most Of
ALL would you like to help?
Well. you can. And there's no better time
than right now. For these are the days when he is
free to explore new hobbies, new ideas, new inter-
ests. You are the one who can make sure that
these lead to reading In fact, no one can help
with this kind Of reading as much as the parents.
And studies show that children more readily con-
slider parents book recommendations than those
of teachers or librarians.
The time is ripe for ii. Children are eager for il.
And the job is yours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
Why You Can Help

why TUO NsuII ESUsp
II may surprise you to have me say that, for you
may have thought Of reading as a job for the
teacher alone. And certainly she is the expert,
particularly in the systematic development Of
reading skills. But the skiIl-building part of the
reading program is only one aspect Of the whole.
The interest building part Is equally important.
Indeed, as a former teacher, would say that the
two are really inseparable. For reading skills
increase with reading interest and pleasure.
The recent controversy over "Johnny's" read
ing ability bypassed this important fact. Actually
the big test Of childs reading progress IS not so
much Can he read7" as Does he read?"
The method Of teaching reading doesn't seem
to make as much difference as the alarmists
, 1958-09-13

Anslsepsle Protestion from ssmsl
Safer, surer than ever-NorformS
highly perfected new formula re-
leases its antiseptic and germicidal
ingredients right in the vaginal
tract. The base melts at body
temperature, forming a powerful,
protective film that permits last
Ing action. Will not harm delicate
tissues.
DeodoFunf lProseCiIOn from odorl
Norforms were tested in hospital
clinic and found to be more effec-
tive than anything it had ever
used. Norforms are powerfully
deodorant-they eliminate
(rather than cover up) embar-
RAISING odors.
81 Convenient tss susYto ussl
Norforms are small vaginal sup
positories, so easy and convenient
to use. just insert-no apparatus,
no mixing or measuring. In boxes
Of IL and "a.
, 1958-09-13
KEYNOTE ADDRESS GIVEN BY SEN. RON DE
LUGO AT Fl DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL.
CONVENTION HELD AT C'STED SEPT. IL. SO

Tonight representatives from the islands Of ST. John, Saint
Thomas and the towns of Christiansted and Frederiksted
St. Croix, have gathered together to select a winning slate Of
candidates for the coming November Virgin Islands election.
, 1958-09-13
:: Chr St. Urnix Auta :
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VOL. ia SATURDAY SEPTEMBER Is. 1858 NO. 2O2
, 1958-09-13

Rico's great and successful
economic experiment "Opsa-
lion Boots.rap." We have
ceived conlmitments from the
great Democratic Congress
man, Mike Kirwin, who is the
Senior Member on the Con-
gressicnal Committee that APP
propriates funds for all rivers
and harbors under the U. S.
flag, that his appropriations
committee will allot funds for
the dredging and improve
nlents Of both the ST. Thomas
and the ST. Croix harbors.
a ten million dollar public
Improvement program SIMILAR n
the so-caHed Howard Program"
will also be introduced bv Demo
cratic Congressman and it is ex-
pected, pushed through to
fruition.
Our Legislature has given not
only employment and security to
our people. but what's more i'm
rortant, it has given hope to our
children. This has been accomp-
lishod ros because of bit 1~r-i+e
the efforts Of those political Jul
venile Delinquent who call them
selves the Unity Party. This group
Ct politicians in rompers belong to
a party that is politically impo-
tant . nartv that has not taken a
constructive forward step in
wears A rartv that is lead bv
men whose only accomplishment
during the mast two wears vras to
pull-off in the Legislative halls. a.
disgraceful Russian-like walk
out or perhaps / should call it a
sTun-out." And having organized
an equally embarrassing March
on Government House. A march
which brought nothing but shame
and embarrassment to the good
people of the Virgin Islands.
| ask you. are the people of the
islands to continue to endure the
immature actions Of the archaic
Unity bunch? In this enlightened
day and age / say NO. For
their party IS archaic. The gutter
politics of the Unity Party no
longer has anv place in our for
ward moving Virgin Islands COM
munity.
We the Democrats will tonight
draft the platform on which orr
candidates will run and upon
which III party will stand. This
platform Of great social, political
and economic benefits shall be
known as Operation Opportu-
, 1958-09-13

- Wnnhn siaee VT Oe : he able to elect their own Vr-
8 saVe. - WY gin Islands Governor.
lave gathered in this hall to- A,-a.au lra,ub i offor+s
olga IS me democrats VINO of Democratic delegation to
Playeu sucn y dclVe ~ II Washington we have secured a
giving to our Virgin Islands frno cononi+man+ f,oro mr
the first law-making body in a .frond - fa1ou 49,
I : ea' ~ Z = neo crat, Paul Butler, that the next
~ lsiailaS - s = Congress of the United States
u (which as demonstrated by the
/ refer to the second Legis- recent Maine elections will be
nature Of the Virgin Islands, g very Democratic Congress)
which under a Democratic that our fellow Democratic
Chairman n d because of Congressman and Senators in
Democratic Senators, has won thst l%aw-naking body will
fer, the people Of the VIRGIN fight to give to the people Of
Ialands the respect and admit the Virgin Islands, the privi-
lation Of the lawmakers Of the lege of having a resident dele
greatest nation ii the world gate seated in the halls Of Con-
today, the United States of gress.
But we Democrats have not
Because of the responsible concerned ourselves solely
leadership displayed by the with the matter Of greater auto
Democratic members Of the nomy. The Democratic Sena-
". /. Legislature the Congress tors IN the Legislature have
Of the y. S today stands will also addressed themselves to
ing to give our people a great the task Of bringing greater
er degree Of sdf-deternina- economic benefits to our peo-
lion. Because and only because pie. During the recent session
OF the record achievement Of of Congress a delegation of Vr
the End Legislature Of these gin Islands Democrats was
Virgin Islands we can at last able to have introduced and
see that the day is close at passed, legislation which will
hand when the 10000 souls enable our islands to embark
that reside in our islands will on a program similar to Puerto
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
LOS LIDEREs INDIVIDUALS

JONRONES: Browne CID =. :.
TRIPLES: Allison, a. .. =. :. :. :.
DOBLES: Browne (H)
HITS CONECTADoS: Taylor Q) :. a.. :. :. 8
CARRERAS ANoTADAS: Drake (M) =. Il
CARRERAS IMPULSADAS: Browne () =. F.. -. Il
BASES ROBADAS: Amor6s t) .. i. ). >. I.
PONCHADOS: Baxes () :. Il
BASES POR BOLAS: Drake (A) :. :. i
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
Nuevo EInpate de Marianao
Y AImendares en- ell Liderato
de Liga Guiana de BeSboI

LA HABANA noviembre ID.
(UPD-Los Elefantes de Glen
fuegos veneieron anoche a los
Rojos de La Habana por ocho
carreras a seis para romper la
cadena de seis derrotas que ha-
bian sufridO con la ayuda de
un home run de Frank Here
IA con uno a hordo.
Herrera y Ossie Alvarez CO.
nectaron tres incogibles cada
uno.
En- ell otro desafio de anoche,
los Azules de Almendares en-
pataron con los Tigres de Ma
riano en- 81 primer .lugar del
-campeonato al derrotarIes por
cuatro a dos con la ayuda de los
lanzadores Tom La Sorda y Or.
lando pena. Dobletes de Lasorda
y Angel Soul, y sencillos de To.
ny Taylor y Rocky Nelson pro-
dujeron las carreras de la victo-
ria de los Tigres en- la tercera
entrada
Este segundO desafio fue re
peticion del que qued6 empata-
do ell martes a cero carreras, en-
dCce entradas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
Proyecfon Cre0r Una
Nueva "Liga Grande"
de Baseball en- NJ. Y.

ton, Dallas Fort Worth, Allan
ia, Denver, Toronto, Minneapo-
lis. st. Paul. Detroit y varias
ciudades de la costa occidental.
Shea dijo que la nueva liga
ppdria estar funcionando para
1850 y que los jugadores Sc po-
delan obterer haciendoles me
jores ofertas que las que les
dan los pressentes elubes de la
liga grande.
Isl podemos actuar bajo ell
manic del 0eisbol organizado
magnifico, "dijo Shea. Isl no,
estamos d~ispuestos a seguir ade-
lsate por nuestra cuenta."
mo queremos combatir a ma
die, pero esta comisi6n Sc for
mo para trder ell beisbol de la
liga grande a Nueva York y
eXploraremos todaS las Was po-
sibles para lograrlo."
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-(UPD
Un par de misteriosos hombres
del boxeo intentaran enviar Ell
otro al limbo hoy viernes por
la noche en- ell Madison Square
Garden y la seccion de prensa
debia ser ampliada para darle
cabida a psiquiatras y autores
de la Erase "Yo 10 die.
Los actores principles seran
Tony Anthony, un joven caba-
Hero con toda la habilidad pu-
g!listica del Universe, quien
por una razon Ii otra siempre
plerde los bouts importantes.
Su rival es I'm hombre llamado
Sonny Ray.
INVESTIGATORS "cerebraleS"
Sc darisn banquete con Antho.
ny, y ciertamente nunca ha ha-
bldo un hombre mas lleno de
misterio que ell ioven Mr.. Ray,
que subirs a I'm turno estelar
en- Ell Garden.
Anthony de % amos de edad,
ha Sido un potential campeon,
poseedor de la etiqueta mo pue
de fallar", desde hace algunos
amos. I'm alto y poderoso heavy
weight. Tony Sc mueve con la
grscia de NlJinski, puede supe-
rar boxeando a una docena de
recogedorei de naranja y pega
con La autoridad de un Colt
As. Ha sanado seis peleas en-
succession como 1von Durelle y
Archie Mcbride.
Pero Tony tambien ha perdi-
do cinco peleas -todas elisa
por knockout. Esto podria in
diear a aquellos ligados al
mundo de la Medicina que
es "alergico" a un golpe en- la
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
sABADo' Is DE NOVEMBER DE 1858 DARo Las AMERICAS &7Psc. 7
DiFieiI Predselr Ell ResuItudO
de Ia PeIeu AnthOny-sOnny Ray
Tony Anthony no Muntiene vn Paso EstubIe
y ellie Haee impossible Escoser un canador
Per OSCAR FRALEY, de la UPI

quilada. Y ESQ usualmente ocu-
IRE en- las peleas importanteS.
Como la noche en- que subio
frente al anciano Archie Moore
por ell titulo light-heavyweight
Tony estaba boxeando magnifi.
camente y durante los prime.
ros seis rounds, hasta ell mismo
Archie estdba entire sus admi
radores.
"Estas boxeando como 81 fue-
rss a ser ell campeon light,hea-
vyweight', ie diio Archie en-
medic de un clinch en- ell sexto.
En- ell sextc Archie 10 noque6.
Me dijo que lucia seria ell
campeon", dijo Anthony DIES.
consoladamente en- ell cameri-
no. "Pero no me dijo cuando".
Por 10 que Tony tuvo que
volver a comenzar de nuevo, v
ahora esta bien preparado pa
ra otra pelea championable. Lo
que nos trae a Ell y a nosotros
a Ray.
Diligente busqueda ha SAGA
d. ell hechc de que Sony tiene
% amos, nacio en- Tennessee, Pc
lea en- Chicago y su hobbie es
la GAIA. Hubo dudas sobre 81 Ell
eSta emparentado con un heavy
weight llamado Elmer eel VIC
lento" Ray de hace una decada.
mo senior, fue la respuesta,
lc que hizo que mas de un aft
cionado boxistico pudiera res
pirar tranquilo.
Sonny, es tambien ell "echa-
pefder" pugil que saco a un as
pilante light-heavy llamado Je
sse Bowdry. Luce que tratan
do de elevar a BoWdry para un
bout champlonable, Sc encon-
tr6 que entire sus primeras pc
leas habia perdido frente a
Soony la formula es la que su
hombre tiere que "borrar" esa
dashonra. Y cometieron ell error
de ponerlo frente a Sonny. Y
Sonny 10 volvio a noquear.
ESQ nos recuerda, una histo-
ria Sobre Jimmy Webb, un
light heavy de hace algunos
amos, que Sc prepare para una
pelea champ4onable y quiso pri-
moro "borrar" una anterior de.
rrota sufrids ante un osouro
pdsll llamsdo Nose Brown. En-
la revancha. Brown 10 noqueo
nlevamente Webb seguia sin
estar convencido y fue frente
a Brown por tercera vez. Brown
10 noqueo por tercera vez.
ESQ fue Ell final de los COM
bates Webb Brown. Y tambien
fGe ell final de Webb como aspi-
rante. Lo que no sucedera aqui.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
EL JUEGO DEL MERCEDES


LA HABANA, noviembre IA.
tUPD-Un Sencillo de Rocky
Nelson en- la octava entrada
apIasto las esperanzas, que te-
MA Ken Buzhardt de lograr I'm
iuego perfecto. pero los Rojos
de La Habana derrotaron a los
Azules de Almendares por tres
carreraS a cer0.
Buzhardt retro a los primeros
81 bateadores, pero Nelson CO.
nect6 una Inca al center que
Albie Pearson trat6 de atrapar
sin Iograrlo
En- la novena entrsda; Willy
Miranda conecto I'm ineogible,
pero murio en- I'm double play, y
Buhardt solo Sc enfrento a %
bateadores.
Cuatro incogibles mas un error
produjeron las carreras ode los
RojoS en- la quinta entrada.
Por otra parte, los Roios
anunciaron la adquisicion del
lanzador zurdo Charlie Rabe, de
los Royals de Montreal, de la Ii
ga International, en- reemplazo
de Mickey Dermott, que re-
cibio gu licencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

William Peer secretario del
Alcalde Robert Wagner, estuvo
presente cuando Shea hizo es-
tas declaraciones y dijo que
Wagner apcyaba "plenamente"
la actuaciou de la comision.
Los Yankees estan dispues-
tos a cooperar" dijo. "Por 10
menos no actuaran para impe-
DIR que haya un nuevo club en-
Nueva York"
Agreg6 Shea que la nueva
franquicia dispondria de un
nuevO estadio con capacidad
para $4,000 personals en- Flu
shng Meadow, Long Island.
Bernard Gimbell, Millionaire
propietario de la tienda de
departamenlos que lleya SUI NOM
bre, que es miembro de la CO.
mission suDrayo:
"No estamos hablando por ha-
blar."
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

NUEVA YORK, Nov. IA
(UPI)-La comisi0n del base
ball de la clUdad de Nueva York
ncmbrada pur ell Alcalde Wag-
ner anuncio anoche que trata-
"a de formaT una tercera liga
grande -dentro 0 fuera de la
p1esente estructura del beisbol
organizado- 81 la Liga Nacio-
nal no esta dispuesta a volver
a Nueva York.
William A. Shea, Presidente
de la Comision, dijo que habia
sido informado por un propie-
tario de I'm Club de la Liga Ma
cional no identificado, que tai
nueva liga srande Independent
te es possible, siempre que haya
Ell ella un cub de NueVa York.
DIjo Shea que fue informa-
do que las siguientes ciudades
estan interesadas en- sumarse
q la nueva organization: Hous-
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
Schoendiest
DesCunsund0

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.-(U.
P.I.)-El Segunda base Red
SchoendieSt, de los Braves de
Milwaukee, descansa en- 81
Mount St. Rose Tubercular
Hospital, esperanto Ell result
tado del analisis que lie hicie-
ron para saber 81 padece de
tuberculosis.
Ell pelirrojo iusador insre-
SO en- Ell Hospital st. Johon's
con una dolencla respirateris
ell sabado pasado y dirigeHtes
del mismo anunciaron Ell mar
ties por la noche que puede
que Red padezca de tubercu-
loSiS.
Ell doctor Raymond F. Mar.
tin, medico de Schoendiest,
manifesto que habia decidido
epyiar al gran jugador del
St. Johns al St. Rose en- don
de habia mayores facilidades.
Tai traslado, anadio Mar
tin, ha hecho correr el rumor
de que Red padeee de dicha'
enfermedad.
Ademas anadi6 Martin, Red
podra descansar mejor en- Ell
Mount st. Rose"
Una de las pruebss del es-
puto de Sehoendiest ha pro.
bado ser negative. Pero Ell
esputo a la vez fue inyecta-
do a un conejillo de midas,
que son mas susceptibles a
los germenes de la tubercu-
losis. Los >resultados de esa
prueba, sin embargo, no Sc
sabran hasta dentro de algun
tempo.
Aunque Martin manifesto
que Schoendiest luce "asota-
do, SUI condici6n general es
buena.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
Parfidario Ford Frick de I'm
Tercer Equipo Neoyorquino

con Mantener q IL
"TenenO Alberto
Para Franquicia de 0iFOI
COnjuniOs BeisbOlsOrs
E YORK, Nov.
IA. (UPD. - Ell COmiSiO.
nadO de B eiSbOl Ford
Prick dijO anOche que eS
partidariO de que Nueva
York tenga un SegundO
club de liga grande perO
que mo esta preparadO a
cOmentar SObre 10 que Sc
dice de una tercera liga
y la pOsibilidad de tOmar
jugadOres de OtrOs clu-
hes"
"NO puedO cOncebir
que los jugadOreS pasen
a una tercera liga 81 con-
Sideran SuS penSiOneS y
Otras ventajaS", agreg6
Frick.
Prick dijO que el STEM
pre- ha SidO partidariO, y
trabaj6 pOr mantener Ell
territOriO de NueVa York
alberto" para OtrO club
perO agreg6 eel beisbOl
no va a ser ObligadO a
mandarriazOs a hacer co.
sa alguna.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
Los JUegOs
en- Ligu de
Venezuela

CARACAS, Nov. 14.-(UPD
Ell equipo Valencia sac6 dos
iuegos y medic de ventaja en-
Ell primer lugar de la Liga Cen
trail al ganar anoche por ocho
carreras q tres al Pampero,
mientras su lanzador Nestor
Olano Sc acrediiaba Su segunda
victoria de la temporada.
I'm home run de Leonard
Green contribuyo al Rally de
custro carreras del quinto
inning.
Clarence Church, que permi-
ito seis hits en- dos entradas y
dos tereios cargo con su prime
"a derrota contra dos triunfos.
Church, SuArez t5) Salinas
e y Dalrymple; Olano y Ba-
ttey.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

AMAzONAs TRIUNFADORAs Y UN CUBANO EN- APUROS-sonss de tiunfo hay en- los
tron EN- Ell toneo hlco international ceebrado en- Ell Madison Square Garden. Son. de IT,
qlerda a derecha kahy Kumer Tory BuChen y Betty Reynolds oreamercans las tres
Y miembr del eqpo cubano luis La Vhehe Cegunda foograha) hne p@a suere y apa
dernba m obIacuo en- la pueba de saOs dhcuhendo un prmo de $1,000. Re-
stoe inmado ganadO ell eveno un inete aemdn 49, Fotos UPD. -
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
OTROs R~ESULADOS

MARACAIBo, Nov. 14.-(U.
P.I.)-El Cabimas Gerrot6 por
dos a una al Pastora, y Ell Ra.
pinos venci6 al Gavilanes por
una a cero, con la gran actua-
cion del 'lanzador Dufour, que
Sc anoto SUI cuarta victoria con-
ira dos derrotas.
, 1958-12-12
ROY w. BoRNN
ZOE rim TIN G

when we were both young-a
long time ago-how he learned to
jump. He said, "You see, when !
was a boy / played with mean
boys in the neighbourhood who
used to yank up the rope each
time I went to jump, SO l got into
the habit Of jumping a couple Of
feet higher than the rope they
held for me-"
Instead of waiting for what
never happens" to anybody-let
us start jumping higher & better.
, 1958-12-12
SUB SCRIBF
December 8, 1858


ing conditions, rude supervision
and low wages won't get US any
where.
Jumping higher and better than
the next worker will win the
meet. I leave you with the story
Of Ned Gourdin. He was Olympics
broad jump champion from Har-
ward when | knew him. Today he
is a District Court Judge in Massa
chusetts after a very creditable
career as Colonel in the Army
during World War II. / asked him
, 1958-12-12
FRIDAY, DECEMBER z, 1858

Beside Tourism and Construc-
ton, of course, there are positions
Opening every day for those who
want to make good in st. Croix
helping private enterprise to pros
per and the community to grow
richer.
We hear too much about a labor
shortage here. / could not, for the
life of me, discuss a shortage
without statistical evidence to
back me up. My daily experience,
however, suggests that there are
not enough serious workers here
Ito satisfy the demand for efficient
help. The gap is being filed. in
too many instances, by imported
workers.
The Secretary Of Labor, James
IP. Mitchell, has just declared an
md to the alien honeymoon. He
Tays in effect, that with 5 million
workers. unemployed in the States,
we have to reduce the number of
Inliens coming in for jobs. Unfor-
tumately, the whole problem can
not be settled entirely in Wash
Eirgton. We here must put our
lacks to the wheel and push hard
FOR the full employment of our
selves because the wheels of pro-
qress will not wait for us to de-
eide to produce more.
We will not cut cane until the
sugar industry is mechanical and
most operations are done with
tractors. We know and like ma
chimes and we don't like mach
cites. But there are many job OPP
portunities that we do want but
cannot have unless we are able to
compete with Others on an equal
basis.
If, narenthetically, aliens have
been of use to employers here. in
one area they are useful to en-
|ployees also. The Virgin Islands
Employment Service and the
Wage Commissioner try to be
sure they are paid proper wages
usually higher than the local
minimum because they do work
we can't or won,t~do.
Now let us grab the work, do
it better, and get even higher pay
as we produce more.
Singing the blues about work
, 1958-12-12
NOTICE

l. In accordance with the provisions of Title q, Section
3O1a Of the Virgin Islands Code dealing with the licensing of
businesses and occupations, any person, firm or corporation
engaged in the business of importing, wholesalng, manufac-
turing or producing; conducting a hotel, guest house or night
club; retailing liquors and other commodities; practicing a
profession or skilled trade; or engaged in any other business
in the Virgin Islands, is required to apply in writing and OBJ
tain from the Government Secretary'an ANNUAL license to en-
gage in or conduct such business.
2. All annual licenses currently in effect expire at the
close of the present calendar year and each licensee desiring
to continue in business or occupation during the calendar
year 1859 is required to apply for a renewal license on or be
fore December %, 1853. Forms for such applications may be
obtained at the Office of the Government Secretary, Charlotte
Amalie, st. Thomas and at the Office Of the Administrative
Assistant to the Governor at Christiansted, St. Croix and Cruz
Bay, st. John. Applications for St. Thomas and St. John must
lie fled at the Government S~ecretary's Office, ST, Thomas. APP
phcations for ST. Croix must be filed 1.-THE Office CT the Adj
ministrative Assistant, Christansted, St. Croix.
3. Applications to be valid must bear the signature OF
The applicant in the space provided therefor. Full fees must
accompany each application. All licenses obtained must be
posted in business establishments no later than January IS,
1855. -.
ROY w. BORNN
Government Secretary
December 8, 1858 R-lo-N