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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

Tratado del Atlantico Norte Co.
TAM.
White manifesto que la tenn
peratura de Dulles es normal.
Aiadi6 que continua en- trata-
miento que consiste en- alimen-
ties blandos, deseanso absolute Y
medication intestinal.
White dijo que Dulles sintio
los primeros sintomas de las do
lencia ell viernes por la tarde.
Despues expres6 que no tiene
information que confirme los
despachos en- ell sentido de que
Dulles enfermo por primera vez
en- Mexico, a principles de la Sc
-{Pasa a IA pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

ell control de la mayoria del
territorio nacional y su posi-
cion international es ridicu-
la; Bel movimiento militar
que encabeza ell DR.. Fidel Cas-
tro ha crecido sin Interrupt
cion hasta llegar a controlar
tres cuartas parties de Cuba.
Ell Gobierno del Presidente
DIR. Carlos Urrutia, desde San
tiago O desde la Sierra Macs
ira, ~presentara a los Gobier-
nos de America I'm serio pro-
blema cuando SUI Ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores les pida
oficialmente que Sc pronun-
(Pasa a la Pagina 6;
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
Por WELLINGTON LONG

Las fuentes dijeron que los
rusos abandonarian cualquier
confercncia futura 81 los Minis
tros occidentales intentaran
planteal la question de la uni
ficaci6n de Alemania.
Los representatives locales de
Moscu tratan al parecer de des-
war la stencion del primer OBJ
jetivo primordial de SUI manic
bra diplomatica mas reciente:
la retirada de 10000 soldados
nortealnericanos b~ritanicos y
franceses de Berlin Occidental.
Los propagandistas rusos en-
esta capital estan vinculando sus
propuestas sobre Berlin con
otras propuestas sovieticas en-
la conferencia de Ginebra sobre
ataques s~orpresivos.
I'm dia despues de la presen-
taci6n de La nota rusa Ia soma
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

WASHINGTON, DC. IRA
dar de Los Andes)- I'm GU
mulo de CIRCUMSTANCES indi-
can que dentro de POGO habra
de formarse ell Gobierno de
Cuba en- Armas. Ciertamente
que tai paso creara, sin lugar
a dudas, una crisis por cuanto
la estructuracion juridica del
movimiento Libertador cuba
no cuenta con una situacion
extraordinaria: Los Go
biernos de America mantienen
relaciones d~iplomaticas con
la dictadura de Batista; Eel
Gohierno de La Habana ma
perdido - acknowledgements -
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
SKS Pin
Reehalo del Plan Sovietieo

GINEBRA, diciembre 10 (UPD-Gran Bretana y Estados
Unidos estan prontos a rechazar Ell plan de Russia para una
organization International de control de las pruebas de explosion
nuclear, a la que Moscd podria mutilar a su antojo.
En- las uItimas "a horas los anglonorteamericanos realizaron
un detanado estudio de la propuesta sovietica. Critcan la insis-
tencia rusa de que Sc conceda un veto que podrfa paralizar la
obra de la organization y las demands sovieticas de equpos
de Investigation creados especialmente en- lugar de las unidades
permanentes de Investigation propuestas por Ell 0este.
La conferencia Sc reunira hoy nuevamente a las 14O0 GMT.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
Accusation tomunisia

vIENA, diciembre 10 U~PD-"Magyar Ifjusag', organo Off
cial de la Organization Juvenil Comunista de Hungria, declara
hoy que Ell segundo secretario de la Embajada britannica en- Viena
es en- realidad ell jefe del DEPARTMENT. Hdngaro del Servco
de Inteligencia ~brtanico.
La publication semanal dice en- su numero del 6 de di-
ciembre, que Leslie Louis Seeley, segundo secreario de la Emba-
jada britannica en- viena, es agente del servcio de Inteligencia
desde hace 20 amos
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
Anuencia de Castro
Para Atacar a Santa Clara
DESTRUIDA EN- LAS VILLAS
ESTAO0N De MICRO-ONDAS

Rebeldes Piden q Cruz Roia Reeoiu soIdados
Heridos en- Holsvin y Los Villas. = Automobiles
Adornudos con Banderus de Estados Unidos
Para Evitor ell Fuego de los Insurreetos. Sc
culeUlun en- Glen Mil D6Iures los Perdidos
de una Telemisoro. Portes de Guerra
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

LA HABANA, Die. 10. CUPID.
= Las fuerzaS rebeldes dinami-
taron la estacion retransmisora
de micro-ondas del Canal Dos de
Television Gel Mundo", en- las
afueras de la ciudad de Santa
Clara, segun dijeron fuentes in
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

RICO

Pero funcionarios autorizados
dijeron, que las noticias preli-
minares "tienden a ajustarse" a
la version dominicana del in
cidente.
Ell cadaver de Keynes fue
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

WASHINGTON, Die. 10 CUPID
I'm vocero del D~epartamento
de Estado dijo hoy, que parece
haberse debido a "un desgra-
ciado accidente" la muerte del
ciudadano puertorriqueno Emil
lilo Keynes, en- R~epublica Do
minicana, en- la madrugada de
aver.
Keynes fue muerto por los.
disparos de una patrulla militar
dominicana en- una carretera
al no detenerse para inspection
de la camioneta en- que viajaba
con otros companeros, con quie-
mes iba de GAIA. Jose Barcelo
'qued6 herido de gravedad y ell
conductor del vehiculo, Gregg
rio Mora, salio ileso. Estos dos
lltimos son ciudadanos espafo-
les.
Ell vocero dijo, que Sc esperan
mas detalles del Embajador
Joseoh s. Fartand quien enten-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11
S|v1:E

terceptaua una
conversation por radio entire las
estaciones rebeldes en- las pro-
vinciaS de Las Villas y Oriente,
en- la que la primera pidi6 Eau
torizaci6n" al Quartet general
rebelde para "lanzar I'm ataque
contra la capital provincial de
Santa Clara.
Sc calcula que las perdidas
en- la estacion de micro-ondaS
del Canal Dos ascienden a unos
100000 dolares. La estaci6n es
empleada por ell Canal Dos en-
SUI circuito nacional de te~levision
y esta situada en- la Carretera
Central, a solo dos kilometres de
Santa Clara, una de las ciudades
mas importantes de Cuba.
Otra radio rebelde fue escu-
chada pidiendo a I'm punto in
termedio que establezca contac-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

Prestamos sobre Joyas hasta 500
Halpert's. lao N. z. 2 Avs-Anuu
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

dio del asunto.
en- vista de ser
Keynes ciuda-
dano n or t e.
americana
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-11

formadas.
Al mis- m o
tempo fue in
terceptada una
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-06
Selecting, Framing Pictures Topic AT
Home Demonstration Club Monduu

Front Royal, Mi and Mrs John
Coliey and theil three children, Of
Edinbufa Mr. and MIS- w H
Moon Billy Leigh and konnlt. oi
Richmond were quests Sunday Of
MI ana MIS- 4 /. Peters
\ MI and Mrs G l. Garrett and
4 c h j dfen, Betty and Lee spent
this week end i'll Richmond as
4 guests Of Mrs L. W CHS
! BENEFITS Attend Homecoming
! Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bennett
attended the Homecoming and May
( Day activities al Madison College
II Harrisonbure this. week end
M and Mas Irwin A rhppln
ana Mrs Charles Mime VISITED
w W Dowdy al Grace Hospital Ill
Richmond Sunday and were supper
guests Of M and MIS- A Il Flip
PIN and Miss Barbara Flippin Mr.
DowdS $ operation was reported as
successful
Mrs Iarkin { Garrett spent
Thursday Of last week III Richmond
visiting her sister MIS- hamonla
W Alexander
Mrs. Pfeiffer Returns
Mrs Louise pieliter hus IL
turned to hel Aonie here mach lm-
proved after spending SIX weeks IN
i Richmond hospital and three
weeks III Richmond With her slste~
Mrs John c HICKS
Sunday guests Of Nm and Mss
] J pembel,ou were Mr. aud Mrs
J A TAllev Of Richmond and Mrs
Kenneth Ownby Of Trents MIL
Mn and Mrs j Fl Babcock
Betty and jimmy u Balsyille
were visitors Sunday Of Mr. and
Mrs " T Ransom ana Miss Joyce
| Ransom
Recent guests Of MI and Mrs
Max b Harlan j were Mr. and
Mrs ] II Morrison 81 Richmond
Becky Loses Appendix
Becky Harrison. daughter Of Nh
/ aRd Mrs Emory d Harrison.
underwent Successful appaudec-
tony last Sunday at SoUtAslde Com
munity Hospital IN Farmyins She
Is conyaleScine az her home here
MI and Mrs d NJ Beas!cp AZ
tended The fune~al last Saturday Of
her aunt NIrs Matte Hndpns. at
I
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-06
Cumberland c. n. Items
Editors note. The follow ini news
,oiainn was .nadserlentis onnlitted
from FRIDAYS edition.

coiainh was .nads ertentis olnn,tted
from FRIDAY : edition.
Selecting and Fra III ing Pic
tares will be the demonstration
subject Monday night at the Cum
berand Home Demonstration club
May meeting Mrs Georgia Wilkcr-
don. home agent, and Miss Ann
Gracey, her assistant. viii be in
charge The meeting will be held
III the agents office over the Cum
berland garage at 8 I'M.
Mrs. II. c Gillian spent the
past week end IN Charlottesville
visiting her sister, Miss 10 Blanton
Mr.. and Mrs Steve MuSull, and
family had Us their guests Sunday
MI and Mrs Donald Hiatt ana
children. Donna and kathy Of Mt.
Airy N. G.
MISS Louise Meador Mas the
dinner guest Sunday OF Mi ana
Mrs. l. W Mldkiff
Miss Lovins Attends Conference
Miss MARGARET Towns attended
the national biennial conference OF
the National Travellers Aid as
soclahon last week in New York
City. Her mother. Mrs. Roscoe II.
lovins, accompanied her as TAR as
Dover, Del where she visited her
daughter, Mrs A II Anderson, and
her family
Miss Bessie Mae Turner entered
Medical College Of Virginia Hos
mtal IN Richmond last Thursday for
observation and treatment
Mr. and Mrs George G Wllkin.
son left Thursday Of last week fol-
Little Rock. Ark. for a month S
visit With their daughter Mrs Mary
y Clulo. and her family
Mrs. George Bryant. and family
had IS their week end guests Mr.
and Mrs Pau + Huffman ana
son Steven Doyle. Of Belmont.
y c. and l. Bryant Of Mount
HOLLY n e.
Carriers Have Guests
Mr. and Mrs E Beale Carter Of
Newsoms, were week end guests of
sls osolher + Alan Carter ana
Aifs. Garter Sunday they motored
81 charlottesville. : h theN
VISITED stuart Garter Who ~ sta
cent AZ the University Of Vifein-a
'Ahcr visitors q lhe Carriers on
9ala. gay we're the Misses Lucy am
ana Martha John BLAIR ot Chathair
ald faFmvllle
Week eng guests u Mf ans Mfs
louch al LaEtkieW Wete PA
ma MIS- J J BISHOP and thell
qauR flefs, ollella ana Terry ?!
fVtessbulg
Mrs j q Gnerranl ct DanYl'lf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
ON THE AGENDA

Kappa-7:30 pm, at home
OF Katherine Baroniak, des-
Sert and business meeting.
State Librarians Commit
Tee DAR-s pm. Chapter
House, meeting; speaker,
Mrs. Roy s. Lowe, The Life
Of Col. Tench Tilghman."
Beverley Hills woman's
Club-s:l5 pm, at home OF
Mrs. Wyman Z. Olson, 3SO7
Halcyon drive. meeting;
speaker. Alan Beamer. Adult
Education"
AAUW Bethesda Chevy
Chase BFaneh-s pm, at
home Of Mrs. w. B. Hough-
ton. S700 Gloster road. Wood
acres. Nd, creative writing.
League Of Women voters-
8 pm. league ONCE. is22
Massachusetts, avenue, down.
town evening unit meeting:
. pm. at home Of Mrs.
Reginald James. 1911 Shep-
herd street NE. Woodbridge
Brookland unit meeting.
Junior Section Of Alpha Chi
Omega Alumnae-s pm, at
home Of Mrs. Donald X.
Smith. 4els 0rantham ave-
nue.. Chevy Chase. Meeting.
fremont Women's Club
$50 pm. ct home Of Mrs.
Raymond Z. Woolford, 80
Arlington boulevard, Falls
Church. meeting. Speaker.
Mrs. Elizabeth Colclough,
Super Market. USA, in
Yugoslavia."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Miss Bertha Adkins
Is Club Speaker

Miss Bertha Adkins, Re-
publican National Committee
vice chairman. spoke yester-
day on "Womens' Role in
Politics" at l pm. before the
University Of Maryland Cam
pus Club.
The luncheon meeting was
held in the Episcopal Parish
Hall, 45l2 College avenue.
College Park, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Democrat
Hits Budget

The biggest missile the
Eisenhower Budget proposes
to launch Is aimed directly
ct the American people-into
the heart Of their health,
welfare and education pro-
grams" Mrs. Katie Louch-
helm. vice chairman Of the
Democratic Party and direc-
tor Of Women's Activities Of
the Dem ocratic National
Committee has warned.
The President has literally
declared war on the social
legislation that has been the
hallmark Of our modern
democracy" Mrs. Louch.
helm said. He has with
drawn his support from the
modest over al education
effort he suggested last year
and Is asking Congress to
enact legislation cutting into
vital health and welfare
programs.
His proposals mean re-
duetion Of hospital construc-
ton, reduction Of disability
pensions for veterans, reduc-
ton Of health insurance for
Federal employees" she said
In Q memorandum to all
Democratic women party
leaders.
The President completely
ignores the challenge Of the
growing suburbs when he
proposes cut backs affecting
housing. sewage disposal and
education projects. He strikes
at the cities with further
limitations on vital Stun
clearance and urban-renewal
planning" she said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
WEE WoMEN

II am. Glasses are In opera
ton for 10 weeks and began
January Is.
These classes are taught by
professional model Lee Woyna
and consist Of posture. walk
ing. sitting correctly: apply
Ing makeup properly: care Of
skin. etc, Call jackson 1883,
ask for Mrs. Deayer or Mrs.
Beale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

An American Cancer Society
volunteer dressing unit. was
ofiicially opened yesterday ct
the Philippine Embassy BY
Mrs. Carlos p. Romulo. wife
Of the Philippine Ambassador.
The unit Is being sponsored
by the Association Of Philip
pine-American Women. II Is
the seventh Of similar volun-
teer groups In the District Of
Columbia and will meet each
wednesday from 2 to S pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
TODAY

AO1AA
AAUW Kensington Branch
- pm. Homewood Recrea-
ton Center. meeting: speak
or. DR.. Elaine Cotlove. Ed
ucation for the Gifted Child"
ID. c. Dental Hygienist
Association and d. c. Dental
Assistants Society," pm,
Lafayette Hotel, Sixteenth
and Eye streets NV. COM
btned dinner meeting: fash
ION show by Rose williams
Fashions Inc.
Junior W0man's Club Of
Chevy Chase-6:30 pm. Club
House. dinner meeting.
Alpha Chapter Alpha Delta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Juniors $685. Coos
with pert young mon
DARN collar coat with
hond picked detoil. in
plush wool: beige.
black or blue. Wool
interIined. Sizes 5 10
-. $A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Recipe and Directions
Wonted

W 0aAe&N4 ~
Mrs. W. r.. Clinton
Would the kind readers OF
rich submit a recipe for the
Chinese dish. sweet and sour
pork?
Also. how does one remove
mold stain from the rubber
Jacket Of q refrigerator doorp
! neglected TO remove a Jar
OF salad dressing from my
refrigerator while I was away
Tor four weeks.
On my return. much to my
dismay the refrigerator was
covered with mold. Nothing /
have tried viii remove these
stains from the rubber lining.
With appreciation and
thanks, III look forward to
your replies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE

usual way. using warm, not
hot. water.
To remove candle wax:
scrape on excess gently. place
cloth between two clean
white blotters and press with
q warm iron.
A grease spot will remain
(since candles comprise both
wax and greasel. Lather
with a liquid detergent and
wash as usual.
Arlington Recreation
The Arlington County De-
partment Of Recreation and
Parks has organised classes
especially for teen-agers.
Teen beginning ballroom
classes are being held at the
Arlington Recreation Center.
40 N. George Mason Drive,
Arlington. January Is at 6
pm.
These classes are for 1915
year Odds and include basic
waltz and fox trot jitterbug.
Glasses are limited TO an even
number Of boys and girls so
that everyone has q partner.
Fee for the l0-week. l-hour
class Is $3.50 with instruction
by Nick Martin.
Teen intermediate ballroom
dancing will start the same
time at z pm. Teens regis
tering for this class must have
completed the first I0-week
series Of beginning ballroom.
For further information call
Mrs. Beaver or Mrs. Beale at
jackson 1883.
Modelling and beauty cul-
ture Is being offered 70 teen.
aged girls at the Recreation
Center also on Wednesdays
at 4:t5 pm. or Saturday at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Mrs. r, r. H.. Washington
I have Q complete collec-
ton Of national geographic
magazines for the years
isSs-iss5, I would like to
set them into the hands Of .
school library or other or
sanization where there Is q
need. Could someone tell me
where I can contact some
one?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Mrs. n. D. Z. Arlfnnton

Mrs. n. D. r., Arlington
TO Mrs. r. @. w.. Aide
To clean your tablecloth.
use q liquid detergent (not
water and work into spots
very thoroughly by hand.
then launder cloth in the
Evening star., 1958-05-02
Woman Fled
Reds at 5;
Nuturulized

A Washington woman. abou.
to be naturalized as a United
States citizen, recalled yester-
day the world Of force from
which she has fed as she heard
the word Of law extolled.
Mrs. Galina zarechnak. 4l
Of 1908 Farragut street NV.
is one Of rs aliens being nat
uralized here during Law Day
USA" ceremonies.
A native Of Russia and the
daughter Of a former colonel In
the White Russian Army, she
fed from her country when she
was only S. The family ther
moved to Czechoslovakia, only
Evening star., 1958-05-02
Expert Likens
Satellite Value
To Microscope

The deputy director of Project
Vanguard asked his listeners
yesterday to compare the Van
guard satellite to a microscope
II want you to transport
yourselves back 100 years and
imagine 1 was asking you to
understand the value of a mi
croscope,' John P. Walsh said,
Just as l am today, the VAN
guard"
Il think I would be just as
hard-pressed then, to show
what meaning a microscope has
to improve civilization" he said
In a sense. he added, "the
satellite is the same type OF
tool as the microscope-help-
ing man to see new things, and
becoming more aware of ma
ture."
The real value of a satellite
Mr.. Walsh added, is that il
allows long-term observation
above the atmosphere.
Mr.. Walsh spoke at a lunch
con meeting of the Cosmopoli-
tan Club in the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
CANDIDATES GO OUT ON LIMB
IN INDORSING TREE HOUSES

ATHERTON. Calf VP.-Both Of CALIFORNIA; guber-
material candidates agree at least thing Little
boys have a right 10 play In tree houses
Republican Senator Knowand, who wants 10 be
Governor. issued statement 70 that effect yesterday
His opponent. Democrat Attorney General Edmund
Brown, had taken the same stand earlier.
Opposing the two candidates on the issue Is the city
council OF this swank San Francisco suburb councmen
ruled that two youngsters needed building permit for
their tree house.
The boys involved in this situation Kenneth
Templeon Q, and his brother John. g. They erected a
tree house In the fpnt yard Of their home and council
men apparently decided marred the towns appearance
J. Francis Shirley San Francisco attorney called In
by Mr.. Brown said he prepared 10 argue far as
the United States Supreme Court In favor OF the children
Of Mrs. Kenneth s. Templeton.
The natural law" Mr. Shirley said with straight
face gives boy under II the naenabe right 10 climb
q tree and build therein hut for fort"
Evening star., 1958-05-02
GREEN MONKEYS
NOW OCCUPYING
ZOO IN DENVER

DENVER (P.-Denver's
Zoo has green monkeys
a whole cage of them.
Supt. Clyde Hill ex-
planned it this way:
a zoo employe was
painting a gable above the
monkey cages yesterday
when one of the simianS
reached through the bars
and grabbed a bucket con-
tanning a gallon and a half
of the green paint.
Most Of the paint spilled
on Ike. a spider monkey,
but some of it spilled on
the cage floor. A dozen
monkeys danced through
it. then scooped up hands
full of it and tossed it
around.
Ike is getting special
treatement. Supt. Hill said.
but it will just have to wear
of of the others.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
How We Track
the Satellites

o "Seeing" an object going by
above the clouds at $4,000
m.p.h. presents quite a prob
lem! But in May Readers
Digest you'll find out how IL
Minitrack stations do it, sup
plemented by 5000 clear
weather "Moonwatchers. f"
Soon, IL telescope cameras
around the world will help
chart the roads to space.
How We Track the Satel-
lites" is one Of 80 interesting
and Informative articles in
May Readers Digest. Get a
copy at your newsstand, drug
store, variety store, or super
market checkeut counter
today.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
FAMOUS FABLES
BY Z. Z. EDGAR

CHANGE-when Fred Allen
began his vaudeville career he
appeared under the name Fred
James. One day he came TO q
city which boasted two theaters.
The young comedian hoped 10
play both.
He soon learned that this
would be impossible, as the rival
managers were feuding and
neither would engage an actor
hired by the other. Allen
hurdled this obstacle by ap-
pearing In one theater as Fred
James and in the other as Fred
Allen.
His performance as Fred
Allen was so much more suc-
cessful that he retained the
name from then on.
PLAY - President Theodore
Roosevelt. lover Of the outdoors,
encouraged his children 10 play
strenuous games, designed 10
develop them physically.
One morning, T. r. noticed
his son Archie squatting dis
consolately on the lawn
whats the matter. son7" he
asked.
II have no one TO play WITH"
said the boy.
why don't you play with
the new boy across the road9"
II played with him yester-
day." said Archie. He isn't
well enough TO come out yet"
Evening star., 1958-05-02

year. First of the big jets. the
Boeing TOT is scheduled for de-
livery to Pan American, which
may operate out of Baltimore to
European points.
Expected November l
The positive delivery date
has not been announced, but
is reported to be around No.
vember l. Three of the TOTS
are of Boeing's Seattle pro-
duction lines; two have flown
and the third is preparing to
fly. Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration certification tests are
under way and certiflcation is
expected in June or July.
American AirlineS, also high
on the TOT delivery list, said
today it has made no official
announcement on delivery time
or on schedules for the jet.
An official said, I'VE certainly
expect to have it in service by
the first of the year."
Evening star., 1958-05-02

Dear DR.. SteincrOhn! am
a very desperate woman. l
am trying to find a true
diagnosis Of my physical
ailment. This past week l
went to a small-town "couh-
try doctor" without taking
any tests except my blood
pressure, he told me l have
hardening of the arteries.
Then l went to a dag
nOstician in a. large city near
ours, who took an electro
cardiogram and other tests,
and he said my circulation
was normal for a person Of
81 years of age. Yet, what
makes me feel so bad? /
complain Of severe palpita-
tiOn, quivering in my legs,
ringing in one side Of my
head and pains in my arms
and legs.
The second doctor told me
that these symptoms are not
due to hardening of the
arteries, that they are caused
by NERVES. Is there any
thing you can suggest, DIR.
Steincr0hn? I'm terribly con-
cerned about my arteries.
sincerely, Mrs. H. ID.
1t is many, many years sine
I've told any patient: "Yo,
have hardening of your ar
teries." Somehow, this termi'
nology throws many a patienr
into a chronic anxiety state
They think of imminent at
tacks of stroke, corunar!
thrombosis or kidney disease.
Unfortunately, many patient
are so nervous to begin with
that they react with fear n,
matter how tactfully we doc
tors explain their condition
You can tell some patients tia
their arteries are hard ant
brittle and it will go in one en-
and out the other. But tel
others the same, and they g
to pieces.
Evening star., 1958-05-02

rule. Anyone who squirms on
the hook as desperately as
Harold does. does not seem at
all prepared for marriage-de-
spite those 35 years.
We think it is time for Mrs.
r. T. to bow out of this situa-
tion entirely and leave her
hoy" to make this decision on
his own. If the divorcee doesn't
want him-or If Harold doeSn' I
want her once his engagement
is broken-that's his problem
Harold should try to develop
enough manhood to make his
own decisions and not allow
himself to be bent whichever
way the wind is strongest. Any
marriage he makes will be a
sad affair if he doesn't assume
the responsibility for it all by
himself.
CCopyright. 1858, General Features.
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