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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
MARTEs. 7 DE ocTUBRE DE 1888
socIALEs -.
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cumpIeanos
Felicitamos cordialmente al
estimado caballero cubano Sc
nor Cesar SeigIie con motive de
la grata celebration de SUI cum
p,eanos en- Ell dia de hoy y apro-
vechamoS la OCCASION para de-
searle muchos amos mas de vida.
x X *
Celebro aver la grata OCCASION
de SUI cumpieanos ell inteligen-
tie y simpatico ioven OJhn Gazi.
tia, hiio del distinguido caba.
Hero chileno senior don L Ra.
fael Gazltua y sonora, dona Mer-
ceditas de. Gazitua.
10 telicitamos carinosamente
y lie deseamos muchos amos mas
de vida plenos de bienestares y
prosperidad.
X 4
En- ell dia de aver lego a I'm
nuevo ano de existencia ell gra,
close nino Alberto LOmbana,
hiio del Captain Alberto LOm,
bans Kammerer y sonora, Mar
garita Lerma de LOmbana, miem
bros estimados de nuestra CO.
lonia hispanoamericana.
Vayan para ell nuestras mas
caras fellcitaclones y votos por-
que goce de muchos amos mas,
plenos de alegrias y gratas ven.
turaS. e
* X y
NueStrOs parabienes para ell
apreciado caballero senior Bru.
no Diaz quien celebro aver la
grata ocasion de su cumpleanos
y nuestros deseos de que dis.
frute de muchos amos mas de
exisiencia.
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IA TOGA ).
tViene de Ia Pagina DOS)

fViene de Ia Pagina DOS)
humildad perdon a todos por
haber revelado 10 que puede
parecer flaqueza del amino o
desmayo de la voluntad. Pero,
iSursum Cordial, elevemos los
corazones porque disfruto de
I'm alto privilegio, del verda-
dero privilegio de hablar des-
de esta docta tribuna de doc
torres a los colegas de Puer-
to Rico. Y comencemos aho-
ra expresando las gracias al
insigne jurista que preside
esta Corporation por ell honor
inmerecido que me dispense;
q los colegas que me permiten
participant en- sus sesiones de
trabajo y gracias mas hondas
aun, 81 Sc admite, la EXPIRE
sion superlativa, esta vez en-
nombre de Cuba, por Ell
Acuerdo adoptado por esta
Corporation en- soiidaridsd
con mi Patria.
Debo decir, y me precio de
eonocer ell sentido y ell valor
del vocablo, que ell Acuerdo
q que hago mencion es la de-
eision mas trascendental pa.
ra ell destino de America que
registrar los anales de las
Corporaciones de Letrados.
En- defensa de los valores uni
versailles de la Libertad, de la
Democracia, de la Constitu-
ci6n y de la Ley, csc acuerdo
senala, destaca y precisa con
aristas bien definidas cual es
Ia function que corresponds
realizar en- ell mito presente
q los hombres que vestimos
la toga del letrado. Ese acuer-
do, de cuya diffusion Sc ha
hecho cargo ell Colegio Nacio-
nal de Cuba, debe hallar eco
profundo en- toda la Ameri-
ca 81 con aliento recio los
hombres del Derecho impo-
men sus voces de hombres IL
bres en- I'm Mundo en- crisis
que, fatigado y ensordecido
por la patetica sinfonia de las
armas, Sc resiste a escuchar
Ia palabra serena y response
Bile de los hombres de leyes.
De Sc Acuerdo trascenden.
tai habre de partir en- la ma.
mana de hoy para desarrollar
en- las medidas de mis- limi.
taciones ell tema sugerido pa.
"a esta charla por ell Doctor
Ochoteco, la cual no aspira
a alcanzar la jerarquia de la
conferencia academica y
adoctrinadora. IN
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
PARA PENsATIvA

Ha vistO listed dos veees a
un muchacho que esta COM
%prOmetidO con otra y Sc
imagina que 10 quiere. jY Ell?
listed dice que Sc ha fijad0
en- listed, perO ESQ no es bas-
tante. CreO. en- cOnsecuencia,
que debe listed espeerar a que
eI Sc explique sin tratar de
influirle. 81 eI 10 desea, ha-
bIara.... perO no lie tire listed
de la Iengua, en- considera-
ci0n a la Otra muchacha.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
"OPERAcION :.
iViene de Ia PagIna O0S)


Sar 10 que Sc encuentra retar-
dado o impedido para ell avan-
&c. Sc trata en- otras palabras,
de practicar ell principle cris-
tiano de ayudar al caido y
"erradicar ell sufrimiento que
pesa sobre tantaS vidas".
Cree Kubitschek, en- ell cur
so de sus %argumentos, que la
operation panamericana ext
&c para revigorizar las zonas
americans que padecen ane-
mia economical, atraer nuevas
inversiones en- "areas economi
camente atrasadas del CONT
nente', a fin de ''contraba-
lancear la carencia de recur-
SOS financieros internos y la
escasez de capital privado'.
Els tambien n~ecesario am
Pillar los programs de aslS-
tencia tecnica y tomar las me-
didas capaces de proteger ell
precio de los productos basi
eos contra ''las excesivas y
danosas fluctuaciones que 10
caracterizan".
Mas amplitud de acci0n por
parte de los organismos inter-
nacionales, de suerte que Sc
vean aptos para prestar auxi-
lilo urgente a las naciones que
demandan su cooperation.
La APPLICATION de estas me-.
didas significaria Inversion
q largo plazo" con "rentabi-
lidad segura para la defensa
de las Americas.
Mala hierba sera 10 que ha-
briamos de recoger 81 no
combatimos ell empobreci-
miento del Hemisferio. Supri-
mir las resistencias negatives
es otro de los resultados de
la operation panamericana",
81 Sc enfocan debidamente sus
recomendaciones.
Kubitschek confia en- que a
Ia larga, ell Continente supera-
ra sus graves problemas eco
nomicos. pero ell plazo Sc acor-
taria notablemente con la apli
eaci6n de las medidas apunta-
das.
La union de las Americas -
eoncluye Kubitschek res
un imperative de nuestra SUI
pervivencia", aunque advierte
que la unidad tiene que ba.
ssrse en- la superacion de las
difrencias economicas, que
impiden una reaction para
leila "frente a ciertas acciones
y doctrinas".
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
PARA TERESA

Sc ha dado listed cuenta
de que no quiere a su esposo,
precisamente ahora que ha
surgido otro hombre en- SUI
vida, Su esposo Sc comporta
hien, segun dice listed, pero
no quiere ahora facilitarle ell
divorcio. Els I'm case muy CO.
rriente y no por ESQ menos
amargo. No cabe sino tratar
de Suavizar la situacion e ir
tirando 10 mejor possible, o
pr0seguir la batalla hasta que
ambos esten tan fatigados que
pongan fin a la situacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
PARA PHIL

Els magnificO que este u.s.
ted enamOrada. LO malO es
que Ell este casadO y que SUI
espOsa lie haya escritO a us
ted dos cartas rOgandole que
Sc aparte de SUI canine. Aun
cuando Ell desee divOrciarse,
ese hOmbre no lie convene.
Pudiera Ocurrir que eI vol
viese a SUI espOsa; pudiera
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
EXCEPTION

(, Viene de la Qulnta Pagina .
nucion de las entradas por ex.
portaciones.
Ell informe agrega que la po-
sicion de pago de los exporta.
dores de p~etroleo continue sien.
do firme, en- general, durante
1857, con aumento de las reser.
vas y de las importaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
BUZoN
(Viene de la Pagina -

Mi novio, antes de conocerme
a mi, tuvo relaciones con una
joven a quien abandono des-
pues de haber tenido un hijo
con ella. Ell me ha explicado
que no Sc querian y que fue
ella la que Sc nego a casarse
con ell pero la eXplicacion
no me convenci6. Hice algu-
mas averiguaciones y resulta
que fue Ell quien Sc nego a
casarse con ella. Ante seme-
JAMIE descubrimiento, no Sc
que canine tomar.
Elisa
CuandO I'm muchachO no 4.
tiene escrhpulO en- tener I'm
hiiO en- traer a este mundO
una criatura ObedeciendO a
sus instintOs y aprOvechandO.
Sc de la inOcencia de una jO-
ven, ese hOmbre no tiene ca
racter. no es un hombre; es
un malvadO y es un titere. Pc.
no est0s there's que andan pOr
ell mundO hacienda cabriOlas
que consisten en- traer al nun
do seres desgraciados son
tan peligrOsos como los cri-
minales. 81 actu6 tan a la IL
gers de sOlterO, 10 mas facil
cs que Siga actuandO de la mis-
ma fOrma de casadO. Ademas
cque va a ser de csc nino?
Els que listed 81 sc casa con
Ell va a abandonarlO? No; u.s..
ted no puede hacer ESQ. AL
ligarse al padre, Sc liga
quieralO o no al hijO 49,.
y a la madre del hijo. Es de-.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
coMUNIsTAs -.
continuation de Ia Pagina 81


En- Rio Grande do Sui, eLo
mel Brizola, hermano politico
del Vice Presidente Joao Gou-
Tart y candidate del Partido
"Trabalhista" esta derrotando
en- todas parties al candidate del
Partido Social Democratico
Percahi Barcelos.
Los resultados conoeidos has
ia Ell momento dan 10000 vo-
tos a Brizola y 10000 a Bar
celos.
Tambien va triunfando en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

Ocurrir que lie echase a listed
en- cara algun dia que destru-
20 SUI hogan. Y en- cualquier
case siemple pesara sObre US
ted la duda de haber influi.
do SObre el para precipitar
csc divOrciO de que listed ha-
hIa
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

cir, Sc mete listed en- ell Ito,
y ese embrOllO lie enVOlvera
y lie hara Su desgracia. Crea-
me: por dOlOrOsO que lie sea,
dele a csc hombre. 49,.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
Ell Case DE MARY


Muy corrien-
tie y peligroso es ell case de
Mary Tiene esta simpatica
muchacha Is amos y I'm no.
vic de %. Ambos Sc quieren,
pero e. no quiere casarse con
ella porque dice que es uni
co hijo y no quiere dejar So
la a SUI madre. Lo que quiere
supplements. es disfrutar de
todos los derechos de I'm
nombre SCORE una mujer, sin
necesidad de comprometer-
Sc mediante ell matrimonio.
Mary 10 We TODD muy claro y
no Sc presta al juego. Hay
ademas en- la vida de Mary
otro hombre mucho mayor
que ella cue ha contribuido
a desenamorarla de. su no
VIC
RESPUESTA: Sin lugar a
dudaS csc nOvio es un peligrO
para listed. Utilise listed a csc
segundO pretendiente para
qui"arse al OtrO y, luego, no
acepte tampOcO las PROPOSE.
clones del segundO, que no lie
convene pOrque es mayor
que listed en- excesO y porque
listed, aunque supOnga Otra
cosa de mOmento, no 10 quie-
re. Casarse pOr convenience
es 10 menOs cOnveniente del
inundO; es un disparate, que
Sc paga un POGO mas tarde.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
GENERAL
> viene de la Quinta Pagina

: VIeh6 ue Ia QuIhta FaBIna .
mar empleados publicos para
esrgos politicos electives.
La prohibition original fue da.
da en- mayo pasado para impe-
dir que los tenedores de cargos
publicos influyesen en- las
elecciones ~paralamentarias del
pasado dia tres. No Sc dio la "a.
s6n de la ampliacion de la vi.
gencia de Ia orden.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

QUITO (SICo) = Ell Minis
tro de Education, doctor Baque-
RIO, realiz6 una detenida vista
a las obras que Sc adelantah
en- la eigdad de Cuenca para la
construction de una Ciudad Uni
versitaria. Ell Ministro, al re-
gresar, Sc mostro grataments
impresionado por la vista, ma
nifestando que estan muy ade-
Iantadas las edificaciones de las
Facultades de Jurisprudence y
Ciencias Sociales, 10 mismo que
la de Quimica. FL MinistFo
anuneia que realizara gestiones
con ell Gobierno para que con-
tribuya a la conclusion de esa
obra de gran Importance para
la preparation de la juventud.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07

Los primeros resultados del
pequeno estado de Espiritu Sam,
to dan $500 votos a Carlos Lin-,
demberg y 202 a Jose Feliciano,
del Partido Social Democrat
m
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-07
AA,AI,srpo
MINIS 81
CIUDAD UNIVERSITARLA
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deberan dictar en- sus respeetk
vas aulas. 3.
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April 2s, 1858
Church Directory
UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP

Sunday; Discussion group 8: % PM. Subject: Life With Father Today Home of MT. and Mrs. Chas. Johnstone
 UNITED PENTECOSTAL. Front Street, Rev. Charlie M. Yadon, Pastor. Sunday School 1000 AM. Morning Worship HOO AM. Pentecostal Conquerors
 FOO PM. Evangilistic service
 7:45 PM. Wed. Prayer & Bible Study
 7:45 PM. Fri. Preaching & Praise
 Services 7:45 PM. Sat. Light in the North
 KIFW 500 PM.
 EDITORS NOTE;
 ALL CHURCHES IN THE CITY OF SITkA HAVE BEEN ASKED TO SEND US THEIR MAT ERIAL FOR THIS DIRECT ORY. IF ANY CHURCH IS NOT INCLUDED IT IS BECAUSE NO MATERIAL. FROM THEM HAS REACH ED US.
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STTKA SPORTMAN'S ASSN
SOROPTMISTS

Every Thursday lst Thursday meetings place to be amour ced 7;30 PM.
 All oth er Thursdays-Bill Shields 12:OO Noon
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ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

First meeting in Sept. there after 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month Carpenter Hall. Sitka
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AMERICAN LEGION

First meeting in Sept every Thursday thereafter at s PM. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB
Baranof banner., 1958-08-28
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN

lst Thursday each Month
 7;45 PM. Lutheran Center 3rd Thursday each Month 1:30 PM. Lutheran Center
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PRESBYTERIAN
 WOMEN'S ASSN.

3rd Tuesday of every month 8 PM. Church Fireplace Rioom
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Rad dio Logs

500 Sunday News Desk 6:l5 Dinner Music 6:3O Sport Page
 6:45 It Happened this Wee 7:OO Music
 7s30 Gunsmoke
 500 Music
 SEQ Frontier Gentleman 9:O0 Alaska News 9:l5 Christian Science 9:3O Veterans Reporter 9:45 Music For Sunday l0:I5 Hour of Decision I0:55 News Final l0:45 Starlight Serenade ll:OO Gign off
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Club Directory
MOOSE CLUB

Each Mon at 500 PM. Moose Lodge WOMEN OF THE MOOSE lst x 3rd Wed. of every month 500 PM. MOOSE HALL
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TOASTMASTERS

lst meeting in Sept. and lst Monday of the Month there after 6:30 PM. Kiksadi Club
Baranof banner., 1958-08-28
LIONS CUB

LIONS CUB lst Wed of each month 7 PM. Kiksadi Club AM other Wednesdays -12:0O Noon Volcano Club Mt Edgecumbe
 MASON'S lst X 3rd Thursday of each month Carpenters Hall
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ASSEMBLY, OF GOD PentecoStal

A 11AANAA A411AA1f Sunday School 1000 AM Morning Worship HOO AM Street Meeting 700 PM Evangelistic Service S:OOPM Tues: Bible Study & Prayer 500 PM
 We'd: Women's Missionary Council 200 PM 2nd & 4th We'd.
 Thurs: Mems Fellowship Meeting 500 PM lst Thur. Fri; Christ Ambassadors and Young Peoples Service 500 PM
 BAHA'I WORLD FAITH We'd: Women's Club Rooms 8:15 F. M. Preside Discuss ion Group Currently. Series on Comparative Religion. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Woman's Club House Rev. James F. Samples, Pastor Worship Service II A. M. Training Union 6:45 F, M. Worship Service 500 F. M. Wed. Eve. 7:45 Reeds Recreation Room)
 CHURCH OF CHRIST Oja and Park Street. Sunday School 1000 AM Morning Worship HOO AM Sunday Evening 7:30 PM Wed. Evening 7:30 PM ST. PETER'S-BY-THE-SEA EPISCOPAL
 Lincoln Street facing Ocean Dr. Henry H. Chapman, Rec tor.
 Holy Communion 500 AM Sunday School 9:45 AM lst Sunday each month II AM
 Morning Prayer II AM LUTHERAN CHURCH Lincoln Street, Downtown Rev. Richard A. Gaenslen Sunday School 9::45 AM Morning Worship II AM CHURCH OF NAZARENE s. Trueman Shelton, pastor
 Sunday Services held in the Carpenters Hall. Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship l0:50 AM Young Peoples Service 6:3O
 PM Evening Service 7:17 PM Mid-Week Prayer Meeting 7:15 PM Wed. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Baranof and Q Streets Rev. William H. Caven, Minister Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship HOO AM Sunday Evening 500 PM
 SALVATION ARMY Lincoln and Lake Streets It. Cathleen Boyd, Officer in Charge.
 Sunday School 1000 AM Holiness Meeting HOO AM Sunday Evening 7:30 PM
 Village meeting on Tues.  SEVENTH-DAY ADVEN- -.-----llSl -----.- --- -.- --
 Pastor William Jenson Preaching every 3rd Sat. of the month.
 Mr. James Ogren, lay-lead- CT Sat. Sabbath School 9.3O
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w Monday

lOOO
 Monday 7:OO Wake Up Time 7:l5 News Roundup 7:30 Word, Song, Prayer 7:35 Birthday Club 7:3S Riddles Korner S:00 Headlines & WeatAer 8.0l Mostly Music 8::25 Swap Shop $40 Mostly Music 9:OO News & Weather 9:l0 March Music 9:15 Chapel In The Sky 9:3O San Serenade l0:O0 Morning Concert ll:OO Back to the Bible ll:S0 Music till Noon l2;O0 Anthem, Bible, Hymn l2:06 Treas. Chest Melody l2:l5 World at Noon l2.30 Luncheon Melodies LOO Radio Reading Circle l:3O Matinee Melodies l:55 News Summary 200 Great Christians 2:I5 ITO Be Announced 2:30 Aa Afternoon Concert l.o9 IIoin l,4e Bookshelf 4:3O Stories for Kids 5:09 Totem Ianaoree 5:30 Music By G;0O Radio NtNsreeI 6:3O Music fir Dining 7:OO -o Be Announced 7:l5 Evensong 7:3J Heartbeat Theater S:00 Swap Shop SOS Twilight Concert S:30 Radio Reading Circle 9.00 Lutheran Hour 9:30 News Final 9:45 Encore l0:55 News Capsule ll:O0 Sign Off Tuesday l2:30 X. 70. C. A. Presents 7:30 Another Chance 7::45 View Point goo PM Pilgrimage Wednesday i2s30 PM City Council 6:30 PM City Council 7:30 PM Haven of Rest 9:O0 PM Let There Be Light SIS PM The Art of Living Thursday 7:30 PM Alaskan Adventures 500 PM Ntl. Radio Pulpit Friday
 7;30 The Finders 7:45 PM Celebrity Time 500 PM Protestant Hour Saturday
 8:30 AM ANB News 9.l5 AM BibIe Story l:OO PM Christophers l.15 PM Church at Work 200 PM Saturday Potporri 4:30 PM Accent on Youth 500 PM Top Tunes 7O0 PM Harding Hymns 7:I5 Religion Makes The
 News
 7130 Paris Star Time SOS Music For Sat. Mite goo PM Unshackled 9:45 PM Evening Concert Sunday
 9.00 News & Music 9:30 Back to Cod Hour 1000 News Summary lO:10 Music for Sun. Morn l0:30 From the Choir Loft
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WOMEN'S GUILD OF
 ST. PETERS BY THE SEA

Place to be announced every 2nd x 4th Tuesday 500 PM. SALVATION ARMY
 LADIES HOME LEAGUE Every Wednesday 7:3o PM. At Salvation Army
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Emblem Club
 2nd x 4th Monday of each month Elks Club Rooms
HISTORICAL SOCIETY

list Sunday each month 7 PM. Russian Orphanage
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ALASKA NATIVE
 BROTHERHOOD

First meeting to be amour ced Thereaftor every Mon- day at g PM. ANB HALL
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h '1,o ! v. w

l23o I CBs Monday
 2:O0 Sign On
 200 News IIi-Lites 2:l5 Ma Perkins.
 2:30 Young Dr. Malone. 2:45 Backstage Wife 800 News IIilites 3.o5 House Party
 3:30 Road Of Life 3.45 Mood Music 400 Baseball Summary 4O5 2nd Mrs. Burton 4:I5 Romance Of Helen
 Trent 4:30 Western Roundup 500 News Hi-Lites 5:05 Parade Of Hits 5:30 Story Time Uncle Rex 5:45 Billboard of The Air 6:00 World News 6:l5 Fish News for Fisher
 men
 6:3O Alaska Visitors Assoc 6:45 Local News 6;55 Weather 7:OO This IS Our Town 7:l5 Amos IN Andy 7:3O Bert & Gloria 500 Sports News S:l5 Couple Next Door 830 Johnny Dollar 900 Alaska News 9l5 National Guard Show 9.30 Famous Jury Trials l000 Club l230 l0.55 Final News. li;0o Sign Ott Tuesday 4;45 Gospel in Thlinget 6:50 Candlelight Serenade 7:3O Mood Piece 8:30 Suspense 9:30 The Clock Wednesday 6:30 Candlelight Serenade 7.30 Summer In st. Louis S:30 Smokey The Bear 9l5 Scandia Time 9:30 Clnb 123O Thursday 6:30 Tenn Ernie 730 Stuart Foster Show S:30 Acca Interview 9:I5 Lets Polka 9.30 Club l230 Friday 6.3Q Tenn. Ernie 750 Songs For A Summer
 Night S;30 EBI ln Peace & War 9:l5 Stars For Defense 9:30 Club l230 Saturday 2sO0 Sign On 200 News TIi-Lites 2:l5 Country Music Time 2:30 Remember When 500 News FIi-Lites 3:05 Variety Time 3.30 Strictly Instrumental 400 Baseball Summary 4s05 20th Century Roundup 5.00 News Hi-Lites 5t05 20th Century Roundup 5:30 New Orleans Jazz 6.00 World News 6:l5 Fish News For Fisher
 ben 6:5o G1orts News 6: Local News h.r ALenthnr Rnrnrt
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TEEN AGE CLUB

AIA44N 4ANSAA NlAL O 0 g to "A PM. every Friday & Saturday
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SITKA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
 first meeting to be announced Lutheran Church Reading Room
 SITKA SPORTMAN'S ASSN. 2nd Friday each month 8 PM. Moose Club
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. AY(...IEI:i,.E::.,S

Thursday Evenings 7:30 Library
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Oja and Park Street. Sunday School 1000 AM Morning Worship HOO AM Sunday Evening 7:30 PM Wed. Evening 7:30 PM
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AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY

AOAA1I1ARI
 First meeting in Sept. 2nd & 4th Thursdays thereafter at SIS PM. American Legion Annex Baranof Island Arts & Crafts place to be announced 3rd Tuesday of each month Beta Sigma Phi Upsilon Chapter Place to be amour ced 2nd & 4th Tuesdays- every month 8 o'clock
 BETA SIGMA PHI Nj Zeta Chapter
 2nd Wed. of every month at SIS Place to be announced.
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ST. PETER'S-BY-THE- SEA FPTSCOPAT
LUTHERAN

Lincoln Street, DoWntoW Rev. Richard A. Gaensle Pastor
 Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship II AM
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SEVENTH-DAY

Pastor William Jenson Preaching every 3rd Sat. of the month. Mr- James Ogren, lay-lead- CT Sat. Sabbath School 9:3O AM.
 Worship Service HOO AM. Bible Studies and Music cn Tape.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

1TVJ O11I 1J OITOTtOTI Womans Club House Rev. James F. Samples, Pastor Worship Service II A. M. Training Union 6:45 F, M. Worship Service 500 F. M. Wed. Eve. 7:45
 (Reed's Recreation Room)
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gv4I 85|ai5"#Y0 5 Tuesday

l2:3O X. Q. C. A. Presents 7;3O Another Chance 7:45 View Point
 goo PM Pilgrimage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25
SummerfieId Ties Roise
To PostoI-Rote Increase

ter rate was a bargaining" ma
neuver. He indicated he will
oppose efforts TO compromise
by raising three-cent letters to
a fiat four cents.
The House last year passed a
bill to raise postage revenues by
$526 million in the first year
This measure would increase
the rate to 4 cents for both
local and out-of-town letters.
and also would raise charges
for second and third-cIass mail.
BY boosting the out-of-town
letter rate to 5 cents. Mr.. Sum-
merfield estimated. Congress
would produce an additional
SITS million Of revenue for a
total of $70l million.
The proposed Accent local
stamp would apply TO letters
within a post Offices delivery
limits. The Postmaster Gen.
eral would have discretion TO
stretch these boundaries 10
cover cities and their adjacent
suburbs.
Chairman Johnston. Demo-
crat Of South Carolina. OF the
Senate Post once and Civil
Service Committee. told report
ers protests increased after the
administration raised It's re-
quest from 4 TO S cents for out
of-town letters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25
CONSTANTINE BROWN
Likely Targets Of Red Aggression

willing TO extend more than
three times as much In eco
nomic aid TO Ceylon as the
United States Is doing now.
But far from being an argu-
ment for TRIPPING the Ameri-
can giveaway. this would
seem to be more Of an etfec-
tive argument against the
principle OF economic aid IT.
self. when such aid is devoid
Of guarantees Of political and
military affinity with the
donor nation. We can all be
sure that the Communist aid
will not be disinterested.
There will be a value re-
ceived. as there always is. II
successful. the prospect Of
Ceylon disappearing down
the Red NAV Is not In
considerable.
Besides Indonesia and
Ceylon. there still exists the
tempting target Of Korea.
Since the unhappy and dis
graceful armistice pact there.
the Communists have steadily
built up their bases and their
big military potential. Ameri-
can commanders Of the
United Nations forces there
have again and again warned
the Pentagon and the State
Department that free world
forces now in Korea would
be unable to stem a strong
Red attack unless the mod
ern weapons and troop
strength available are greatly
increased.
Only last week President
Syngman Rhee once again
warned the West Of the i'm
pending disaster. He urged
once more that the bolstering
Of the forces Of freedom In
South Korea be speeded.
and especially asked for the
stationing Of intermediate
range ballistic missiles, with
nuclear warheads. in his be-
sieged republic as a defense
against the Reds TO the
north. who already have
these effective arguments in
the world showdown.
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CAB Votes
temporary
.AirFure Rise

The Civil Aeronautics Board
says IL will approve a'6.6 per
cent temporary airline fare in
corresponding completion Of
a general fare study-if the air
lines request the interim boost
A CAB announcement last
night said the temporary in
crease would be a straight 4
per cent rise plus an additional
charge OF 81 on each ticket. "
CAB said that would amount
TO 66 per cent.
The vote on the question was
announced as 80.
These interim rates, the an
nouncement added. will be
effective until the boards de-
ciSion is reached in its General
passenger fare investigation
now in progress.
In its general investigation
OF fares. the CAB is studying
increase proposals ranging from
IL to 20 per cent.
The CAB said board members
voting for the sc per cent in
term increase included Chair
man James r. Durfee. Hartman
D. Denny and Louis J. Hector,
with Vice Chairman Chan
Quincy and @. Joseph Minetti
opposing.