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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
Gobernador de Puerto Rico Invita-.
a Casa|s a Tocar en- Ia Feria de.
Bruse|as en- Honor a |sIa y {. u.

La aSignaci6n legislative recibi-
da por la Autoridad para ell ano
fiscal recien comenzado, y que Sc
utilizara para continuar Ell progra-
ma de acueductos rurales, hara po-
sible la construction de 20 proyec-
tos nuevos, la termination de Gin
co ~segundas etapas de proyectos
va comenzados y ell adelanto de es-
tudioS y disenos de obraS a incluir-
Sc en- ell programa de acueductos
rurales durante ell ano fiscal 1889
go.
Los 90 proyectos nuevos servi-
ran a $40 familias adicionales y
81 escuelas, para un total de 26,-
$50 habitantes. Las $3.50 familias
a beneficiarse viven en- distintos
sectoreS de Aibonito, Arecibo,
Arroyo, Bayamon, Camuy, .Cayey
Cidra Culebra Dorado Guayani-
LA, Gurabo Hatillo Jayuya, Lsjas,
Lola, Manati Orocovis Patillas
Penuelas Rio Piedras, Sabana
Grande, San Lorenzo, San Sebas-
tian, Santa Isabel, Vega Alta, We
ba Baja, LareS, Yubucoa y Yauco.
Los proyectos de segundas eta
pas a llevarse a cabo incluyen los
siguientes acueductos rurales: Co.
munidad Rafael Arroyo del barrio.
Florida Adentro, de Barceloneta:
barrio Palos Blancos, incluyendo
la Comunidad Medina, de Corozal
barrio Pitahaya, i~ncluyendo la Co.
munidad Ramos, de Luquillo, ba-
rrio Achiote de Naranjito y su Sc
gunda Unidad Escolar, y la Comu-
nidad ell Coco del barrio Lapa de
Salinas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
(Viene de la Primera)

~gresarloS en- I'm banco. De acuerdo
con las actuaciones remitidas Ell
Juez de instruction de la Sec
cion Sexta, la policia tuvo noticias
de que Sc intentaria ell asafto al
caro- de la cerveceria Hatuey, por
10 que dispuso que varios oficiales
y agentes del departamento de In
vestigaciones Sc situaran en- ell lu-
gar donde Sc lIevaria a cabo Ell
mismo. Sc agreg6 que al sorpren-
der los miembroS de la policia a
los tres asaltantes, fueron ataca-
dos por estos, espondiendo la
aggression y resultando herido Ri
ver6n Gonzalez, que conducido a
la casa de Socorros, lego cadaver,
presentando una herida de bala
en- la frente.
La policia informo de la ficha
de Roberto Riveron, que en- varias
oportunidadeS habia sido Sancio-
nado a pequenas penas por hurto
y trafico de drogas. Sc dijo tam
hien que Sc continuan las investi.
gaciones para apresar a otros asal-
tantes que Sc encontraban con ell
que result6 muerto y que lograron
darse a la fuga,
SOBRESEIMIENTO DE CAUSA
En- la Audencia de La Habana
Sc dispuso ell sobreseimiento de la
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
Luhar Hasta Ia Muerte Para Liberar la Patia Oprmida Juran Firmantes

En- Matanzas, Sira JuStiniani, de
IS amos, fallecio en- ell Hospital de
esa ciudad a consequence de las
lesiones recibidas al ~lanzarse de
I'm omnibus en- marcia cuyo cho-
fer no fue detenido por estimarse
que Ell accidente Sc produjO por la
imprudencia de la victima.
En- ell tunel bajo la bahia de La
Habana Sc produjo ell primer acct
dente reportado en- csc lugar al
proyectarse contra una de las ca
setas colectoras I'm automovil ma
nejado por Hilario Serrano Infan-
te, de 40 amos, Ell cual recibio le-
stones menos grave al igual que
sus acompanantes, Sira Herman
DEE Rodriguez de % y Rafael Sc
rrano Infante de SO. Ell chofer de-
claro que Ell accidente habia oc1l-
rrido al romperse la direction del
Vehiculo.
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DEFICIT -.
,Viene de la Primera)

Wiene de la Primera)
ira Z .28O0. 900 900 que Sc habian
calculado en- enero.
La United Press International
informo en- JUNO. antes del fin del
ano preSupue5tarlo, que la Casa
Blanca habia reclbido informacio-
mes, de que debia esperar I'm def
cit de unos 2.750. 600. 900 de dola-
res Los mismos informantes cal
cularon a la saxon tambien que ell
deficit del ano fiscal de 1859, que
comenz6 ell primero de julio en-
curse, podia calcularse en- 11.500.-
600. 900 de dolares.
Ell intorme de aver hecho por
los departamertos del tesoro y la
direction del presupuesto, no on
tiene otras referencias a las finan.
zas federales para 1859 que la re-
peticion de calculos hechos y da-
dos a ccnocer con anterioridad, en-
relaclon con los calculos presu.
puestarios hechos en- enero para
1859, segun los cuales Sc pronosti-
caba I'm superavit de cast quinien.
tos millones de dolares. En- agosto
proximo Sc hara otros calculos.
a Los caleulos hechos en- enero, no
seran cambiados hasta fines del
actual trimestre del ano, en- que
ell Presidente Eisenhower y sus
asesores financieros haran nuevos
calculos sobre Ell ~eiercicio en- cur
so que mostraran ell gran deficit
provocadu por e. aumento de los
gastos y los memories ingresos.
Aun cuando la economic nacio-
nal acuse indicios de estarse en-.
tonando despues de la depression
iniciada hace cast un ano, cual.
quier etecto provocado por ell re.
surgimiento de las finanzas fedora.
les no Sc dejara sentir de modo
material durante ell ano fiscal en-
curse.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
(Viene de la Prlmera)

o haya sido rebajado ell delito gra-
We a delito menos grave.
"Se corrige de este modo", eX-
plica ell Secretario de Justicia de
Puerto Rico, licenciado Juan B,
Fernandez BadilIo, luna anomalia
va que no hay razon para conce-
derle los beneficlos de la ley a
personals conVictas de delito grave
y de 1elito menos grave, uegando-
SeleS 81 resultan ser exoneradaS
del delito grave o 81 este es reba-
jado a menos grave.
Una teIcerd enmienda que intro.
duce la nueva ley tiene ell prop0-
sito de eliminar la referencia que
hace ell citado Articulo 2 de la Ley
de Libertad a Prueba a la super
vision por parte de la Junta de Lii
hertad Conditional. Sc elimina tai
%referencia debido a que dicha
Junta de Libertad Conditional no
existe.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
LOS ARTICULOS DE
S L DE PINOS

En- la Gazette Official fue publica-
do ell acuerdo ley 38 del Conseio
de Ministries por ell cual Sc esta-
blecen regulacioneS para la entra-
da en- terra firme de Cuba, los
~articulos adquiridos en- ISla de Pr
nos que eS considerable como IONA
franco. Ell acuerdo ley diSpone que
todos los que lleguen procedentes
de Isla de Pinos al resto del terri.
torio cubano, podran introducir
efectos personales uSados libre-
mente y los nuevos hasta I'm valor
de 200 pesos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
INCENDIO EN- GUINES

En- ell municipio de GuineS Sc
produjo un incendio que destruy6
doce casas de viviendas de made
ra, al estallar una cocina de luz
brillante en- la Residential de Ger
trudis Gonzalez y propagarse Ell
fuego por todas las casas que eran
de MADEIRA y que quedaron total
mente destruidas. En- dos de elias,
estaban instalados en- un taller de
carpinteria y una zapateria. Los
danos Sc han calculado en- unos
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
INSCRIBASE
(Viene de 10 Pag. 81

gobernantes y representatives an
tie los altos cuerpos legislativos,
es imprescindible que primero
Sc INSCRIBA PARA SER
ELECTOR.
Esa Oportunidad sc lie presenta
ahora, mas sacilmente que nun
ca antics
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
Sc sOLTO UN LEON

En- I'm circo que Sc encuentra
en- la carrettera de La Coloma a
Pinar del Rio, Sc produjo gran pa
nico entire los a~sistentes a la fun
ci6n, cuando un leon que r tras-
ladado de una jaula a otra Sc sol
to, escapando del lugar y dirigien-
dose hacia variaS casaS. La fiera
ataco un caballo Pony que eStaba
pastando, dandole muerte rapida-
mente. Luego pudo ser reducido a
la obediencia por ell domador que
lie introduce nuevamente en- la jau-
To
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BUZoN -.
Viene de la pdgins 3 -
PARA CARMEN

81 el deseo de SUI esposo es que
listed viva con la madre de Ell,
mientras presta su serviciO mi
litar, debe listed hacer TODD 10
possible por cOmplacerlo aunque
lie resulte penoso. Me hagO cargo
de las dificultades que expOne.
Pero ell case es delicado. Irse de
casa de su madre politica es tan.
to como rOmpeF con ella y ante
esa ruptura, su esposo no puede
quedarse %impaSible. iMerece Ia
pena sortear esas dificultades a
Gambia de la felicidad .futura?
Y0 cre0 que 81.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
CUESTIONEs PoLITICAs

En- la tarde hoy domingo, los
atutentieos grausiStas de varios
municipios del oeste de la provin-
cha de La HabaDa, celebraran una
concentration en- ell pueblo de
Jaruco para proclamar la candi-
datura presidential del DR.. Ramon
Graun San Martin Tambien au-
tenticos de Camagiiey a%nunciaron
que hoy efectuaran una concen-
TRACTION en- Ell municipio de Esme-
ralda.
Por Otra parte ell Alcalde de La
Habana, JuSto Luis Pozo que presi-
de ell Directorio que organiza, la
concentration gubernamental Sc
nalada para ell dia 81 del actual,
otto a los miembros de csc Organis-
mo para ell proximo jueves. La
concentration Sc llevara a cabo
en- la ciudad deportiva en- esta a
pital.
En- tanto, hoy domingo, tambien
ell particle del Pueblo Libre que di-
rige ell DR.. Carlos Marquee Ster-
ling, celebrara SUI primera con-
contraction provincial en- La Ha-
bana, para respaldar ia candidate
ra presidential de SUI lider. Ell acto
politico sera en- ell municipio de
Calmlto, a las 4 de la tarde.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
LA FALTA DE Aqua

Debldo a Ia rotura de una tube
ria maestro de la red de distribu-
ciou del Acueducto de La Habana,
Sc mantiene la falta de aqua en-
una amplia iona del Vedado, ha-
biendose reportado que carecian
de liquido varioS hoSpitales. Sc d.
jo que va Sc eStaba ofreciendo ell
service al Calixto Garcia y al In
fantil. La Administration del
Acueducto reporto que va Sc habia
reparado la conductora danada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
PRISON R~ATIFICADA

Ell tribunal de Urgencia de San
tiago de Cuba ratifico la prision
a las ~jovenes, Alba Luris Pompa y
Olga Lora Garcia, que fueron de-
tenidas en- Rio Frio, Manzanillo,
acusadas de querer llegar hasta la
Sierra Maestro para unirse con
Giordano Riera miembro de las
fuerzas rebeldes, esposo de Olga.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
EJECUCION DE R

Despues de conferenciar con
representatives de Pinar del Rio
ell Ministro de Obras Publicas
anunci6 que Sc iniciara la re-
conjunction de un puente en- la
~carretera de Psso Real de San
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23

$4,000 pesos. Unas 80 personas
quedaron sin hogar. Sufrieron sin
tomas de asfixia Ell sargento de
bomberos Eugenio Barcena y los
vecinos Francisco Padron y Felipe
Torres que intentaron salvar sus
pertenencias.
Sigue
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
Cubanos del L|amado Pacto de Caracas

causa 81 que por malversacion Sc
seguia contra ell DR.. Ramon Grau
San Martin y funcionarios de SUI
~gobierno, al ser solicitado ell mis-
mo por ell fiscal, adhiriendose a la
petici6n ell acusador particular y
d%ejandose sin efecto la persone-
ria del DR.. Orlando Cuervo Galano
que sustituy6 a SUI padre DR.. Pela-
20 Cuervo Navarro, como acusador
publico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
ACCIDENTE DEL TRANsITO

En- la Gale sc A y 81, Marianao,
fue a~tropellado y muerto por un
autom6vil, ell anciano Pedro Pasca-
sio Arostegui de 73 amos. Ell auto
era conducido por Haydee Leon
Candelaria, de Is amos que fue de-
tenida.
En- la esquina de A~yestaran y
San Pablo en- esta capital fue muer
to por I'm omnibus, Lorenzo Quin-
tana Perez de SO amos, ell. cual ba-
jo de la acera para cruzar la Gale
sin percatarse de la proximidad
del omnibus, siendo arrollado por
ell mismo, que lie destrozo ell era
neo. Ell chofer del omnibus, Juan
Manuel Gomez, quedo detenido.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
MUERE UNA B0RICUA
CH0QUE PENNSYLVANIA

COATSVILLE, Penn. -(PUD-
Una muler puertorriquena result
to muerta ell sabadO temprano Guam
do un auto lleno con obreros mi.
grantees Sc estiello contra un puen,
te aqui, hiriendose otros ocho.
La victlma fue identificada CO.
mo Gullermina Flores, de As amos.
Sufrio aplastamiento del pecho,
confusion y ell brazo izquierdo y
una pierna rotoS.
Los obreros todos del area de
Filadelfia y Hamonton, New Jer-
aey, no pueden hablar mucho in.
giles; las autoridades ~tuvieron pro-
blemas al tratar de informarSe de
los p%orm.enores del Academic O la
direction exacta de las victimas.
Segun la Policia, los migrantes
viajaban desde Filadelfia .hacia
Q~uarryville, para recoger donates.
MODESTOS AUMENTOS
EN- SALARIOS MINIMOS
SAN JUAN Aumentos mo-
destos en- salaries minimos fueron
recomendados por ell Comite Fede-
raj de industrial 40-B ultimo fin
de semana, para los empleados en-
n industrial de ropa interior de
mujeres y ninos, de blusas y cue
Hos de mujer.
I'm aumento de tres centavos
IA bora fue recomendado para las
operaciones a mano que en- la ac-
tualidad tienen un minimo de IS
eentavos la bora, y de cuatro cen
tavos sobre ell actual minimo de Sc
centavos la bora, para otras opera
clones. Ell comite federal sobre sa-
,1arios, compuesto por nueve hon.
bres, vote por las recommendation
mes, firmadas tarde ell viernes, por
nm vote de seis contra tres con
Ia oposicion de representatives de
los obreros.
Los nuevos tipos de salario mi
nimo de 48 y 70 ~centavos que EN-.
pezaran a regir dentro de un mes,
De aplicaran a mas de 1000 traba-
jadores en- as plantas, cubiertos,
por la Ley de Normas Justas del
Trabajo.
&1,s79,O0O EN- ACUEDUCTOS
RURALES
SAN JUAN.-Durante ell ano fis-
cal de 1958-59 la Autoridad de
AcNeductos y Alcantarillados lie
varaNa cabo obras de acueductos
rurales pQr valor de 1879, 900, Sc
gun inform6 ell ingeniero Rafael
n. Palmer, Director Executive in
terino de dicha agencia guberna-
mental.
Agrego que del eosto total de
las obras, $1,473,O 900 correspondent
q la asignacion legislative recibida
para 1889, $131,OO0 de asigna.
clones hechos durante ell ano an
terror y $4,000 que aportara ell
municipio de Arecibo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23

Diego a Los Palacios, ash como
otras que lie fueron solicitadas para
eSa provincial, +
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adamantly. Il don't like the
way he looks at you"
Most psychologists feel that
there is a reason why men are
less forgiving. in their jealousy.
than women. The man is aware
that he strays from the path
Of fidelity lightly and carelessly.
The woman weighs the conse-
quences carefully and is emo
tionally involved. All husbands
know this.
Deny and Deny Some More
A wife who divorced an err
rant husband was asked what
1t was like. She thought about
II for a moment. 1T was like
having all my good teeth taken
out" she said. Anatole France
once described a woman's jeal-
ousy as The wounding Of her
self-love." He was wrong. He
was describing what happens
to a man. To a woman. jealousy
is an earthquake in her world.
II diSlodges everything from
security to children to a joint
bank account.
Jealousy-without-ca is q
more difficult emotion to COM
bat. The executive who has an
attractive secretary; the COM
muter who sits with a pretty
girl on a train: the wife who
attracts an innocent smile from
the butcher; even the woman
who is the object of the first
crush from a teen-age boy
all Of these are people in po-
tential trouble.
When ! got married. ! asked
my father II there was any adj
vice he could give me. Yes"
he said IF you should ever do
anything wrong. don't be a
hero and run TO your wife with
your confession. You'll only
make her more miserable. The
best thing you can do. for her
happiness as well as yours. is
deny. deny. deny"
lCopyrlght 1855. Klng Features
Syndicate, Incl
Monday: Story Of o svindlsr Of
women.
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heart is definitely enlarged. He
determines this by examining
her under the Horoscope and
taking an X-ray Of her heart.
One reason the doctor taps the
patients chest is TO outline the
borders Of the heart to measure
its outline and size.
Having discovered that Mrs.
Jones has an enlarged heart is
not sufficient for good manage
ment Of her condition. The
doctor now must determine
what has caused the enlarge
ment. You have probably heard
that the enlarged heart is the
sick heart. What is making
Mrs. Jones' heart sick? That
is now the doctors Job TO find
out.
Possible Causes
Is II due TO congenital heart
diseaSeP High blood pressure?
Arteriosclerosis? r h cum tic
heart disease? Syphilitic heart
disease?
You can see why II is essen
tial 10 find the cause OF en-
largements. II you don't, II is as
senseless and as ineffective a;
shooting an arrow at a target
In the dark.
For instance, we wouldn't gel
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Significance of an Enlarged Heart
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINceoHN

Dear DIR. Steincrohn: What
are the signs Of an enlarged
heart? Is that one Of the
=. more dangerous types Of
: heart disease? Is there any
treatment for this condition?
:. Mrs. g. n. X.
= Many people suffer from en-
lsrgement Of the heart and
think they have a specific d.
sease called enlargement Of
the heart" This is not true.
Enlargement Of the heart is an
SELECT" not a cause" II is
secondary to some kind OF heart
disease.
For example. here Is Mrs.
Jones who comes In for exam
ination and treatment because
she has been short Of breath.
has some swelling OF the ankles
and gets tired very easily. She
can't walk up a steep grade
without having to stop and
catch her breath. She says. II
don't know what's come over
me lately. I'm exhausted when
midafternoon comes around
Up until last year could keep
going until midnight. and not
feel tired"
The doctor examines Mrs
Jones and discovers that hei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

The FemiIy Council consists Of q Judge,
o psyehiot'ist. three eIsroymsn. o
newspepsf editor. womsn's editor
end two writer's. Each article Is Q
summary Of on ectuol eose history.
The council reports on problems
that hove been deolt with by re-
sponsibls agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
FAMOUS FABLES
By Z. Z. EDGAR

TRIUMPHS: Shortly after
he had gained a toehold In the
infant movie industry. film
pioneer Carl Laemmle engaged
in q bitter fight with the mo-
ton picture trust. After months
OF litigation, the case came
before the United States Su-
preme Court.
Laemmle was in New York
the day the decision was handed
down. The court decided in his
favor. Elated. his lawyer wired
him:
Justice has triumphed."
Laemmle promptly wired
back:
Appeal at once"
EFFECTIVE: A young poet
was reading his latest poem TO
Norwegian dramatist Henrik
Ibsen. 1t was mediocre verse.
but Ibsen listened to the bitter
end. Then he asked:
DO you really earn a living
from that?"
Well" answered the other
modeStly. 1T keeps the wolf
from the door"
"Ah." said Ibsen. you read
1t to him?"
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law M NEWS !.
Fee Picture
Of Lawyers
Is Deceptive
ny PHIL YEAGER ana
JOHN STARK

"A 4-year-old boy" reported
the AP in q recent Minneapolis
dispatch, will get lifetime hos
pitalization and his parents viii
receive $4,000" for negligent
treatment received during q
tonsil operation. "Of the $780,
)00." the story concluded. half
would be used to pay for med
ical expenses already incurred,
the rest would 60 for attorneys
fees"
From this sort Of news story.
which crops UP every now and
then. 1t Is easy 10 conclude that
lawyers get rich.
Some Of them do. of course.
But authoritative information
on the income status of lawyers
paints q somewhat different
picture.
Average Is $4,000
According TO the latest data
prepared for the American Bar
Association. the average income
for the Nations quarter Of q
million lawyers Is slightly over
$4,000 a year. The median
income. which is the dividing
line between the top half of
the legal profession and the
lower half--and which is much
more significant-is slightly
over $500 a year. Chances are
these figures have increased
since they were compiled. but
not by much.
Well. these sums are not hay.
but In today's economic world
they are something less than
majestic. In fact. there are
walters and truck drivers and
building tradesmen around who
would sniff at this kind OF
money. Even the much sympa-
thized-with college professor
is apt to do better. at least II
he teaches in q State school or
one OF the larger private uni
versities.
1t is something to keep In
mind the next time you read
about some attorneys tremen-
dous fee or about some shy
ster" gypping his client. The
big fees do happen. OF course.
and since lawyers are human
like everybody else. there are
some rotten apples in the bar
rel.
A Dedicated Lot
But by and large. lawyers
are q fairly dedicated lot. Most
OF them believe in what they
are doing and wouldn't do any
thing else.
H. Rowan Gather. chairman
Of the board for the Ford
Foundation and head OF the
group which submitted the now
famous Gather Report" on
national Security to President
Eisenhower. touched on the
point in a recent interview.
IN always be q lawyer at
heart" he remarked. There
Is wide diversity in law. You
think deeper. differently. You
learn to look all around a prob
lem and inside 1t too" Along
with most lawyers. Mr.. Gather
believes that II you don't have
good law. you won't have much
Of anything that is good.
sundoy: What yes soa', put IN the
mol.
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home. At times I feel she ac-
tually hates us both. When
she is angry. she always throws
II up to US that We should have
been divorced.
would now like Phyllis to
spend a year with my sister
who lives in another State. My
sisters children are grown up
and married. and she is rather
lonesome. It would do US all
good TO get rid Of some OF the
tensions in our home.
Gilbert This is typical of
my wife. II anything is too
much trouble. she tries TO duck
out on her responsibilities.
When Phyllis was a baby. she
always had this same sister
coming over to help her-even
though any normal woman is
able TO care for her own child.
Phyllis is now at an age
when she needs a mothers
supervision. Ny wife can't
handle her. Phyllis has no
respect and disobeys all the
time. So Mildred figures she'll
just ship her on.
Well. 1t just happens that
this sister Of Mildred's is a
lot like her. She thinks she
wants Phyllis now. but IL any
problems arise. she won't want
70 be bothered.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
A years visit in a happy
home might give Phyllis a
pleasant respite and help her
toward a happier general out
look. However. II Gilbert is
giving a truthful picture OF his
sister-tn-law. this home would
hardly be the one for her.
In any case. since they have
other children. Mildred and
Gilbert cannot afford TO take q
shortsighted view Of this prob
lem. The younger children will
soon reach the age when they
will clearly reflect the bitter
ness that corrodes the family
life.
Mildred and Gilbert should
recognize that their decision to
stay together for the children's
sake" has been halfhearted.
Such a decision involves more
than remaining together under
one roof. The decision needs
to be supplemented by the emo
tional force Of love II the goal
is the creation Of q happy home
for children.
Mildred and Gilbert should
try to see that there can be
many forms Of love. but none
viii Withstand q constant on
slaught OF bitterness and re-
examinations. They should rec
ogniZe that their common de-
sire to create q home for their
children represents at least one
powerful love bond between
them.
Once they have helped them
selves. Mildred and Gilbert will
be in q better position to help
Phyllis and their younger chill
dren.
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