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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-03-06
FIRST QUARTERLY DISTRIBUTION
County Schools Get $66, 1896;
Caldwell Exempted $23,235

The states school foundation received nearly
with the bulk $356 1927 rs being school
districts
quarterly distribution
under the system amounted SIT 92
OF this the Noble county system received $66
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-03-06
CHAMBER SPEAKER
CHAMBER SPEAKER
Issues ChuIIenQe
Toe community

attending the annual meeting the Noble County
held Tuesday evening the Methodist
challenge their efforts
industry for the community
frankly the industrial development of the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-03-06
Ambulance Company Member
Attending 0NG Off Ger School

Noble countys only national
registered candidate the national officers school which
is being conducted at Fort Hayes, Columbus.
Specialist 3d Glass Larry Ross of the local ambulance
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-03-06
Advisors Recognition Banquet Held In
Observance With National 4.H Week

March National All club week, the week set aside
past achievements All and to launch the program
coming observance of this week. Noble county
will hold annual All advisors recognition banquet at the
grade Wednesday evening with 100 advisors junior
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-03-06
KEEP NOBLE COUNTY GREEN!
Forest Fire Wardens
Are Alerted To Task

spring fires Noble county began
March and will continue thru the month May according to of
ficials the Ohio division of forestry.
During these months burning permits required for all fires
knded the outside the corporation limits of and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-03-06

WINDOW GLASS cut to accu-
rate size. See us for your needs.
ID. ID. Nichols, Caldwell. tt.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-03-06

FOR THE SPRING CONCERT
select your shoes from CARL'S
while our stock is COM
plete. Shoes for the entire
family.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
SOMERSET
Salvation Army
Studies 8 Sites
For Youth Center

Salvation Army officials are
considering three sites in Prince
Georges County for a 100000
community youth center.
The sites, recommended yes
terday by the Army's Citizens
Advisory Board, are in Ma
gruder Park, Hyattsville. at
Thirty-fourth and Buchanan
streets. Mount Rainier, and on
ground the Army occupies at
Forty-flrst street and Bladens-
burg road. Colmar Manor.
A committee named by the
HyattSville. City Council is
studying the possibility of
donating a section of the park
land to the Salvation Army,
according to Hyattsville Trial
Magistrate Grover Lee Small.
chairman Of the advisory board.
Salvation Army officials said
a youth center had been
planned earlier, but that an eff
fort is being made to speed up
the work in view of recent ju-
venile' delinquency trouble in
Prince Georges County.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

the chase, which ended when q
State trooper finally managed
10 ram the fugitive car from
the rear, knocking It on the
road into another vehicle.
No one was injured.
The chase began at Chan
tilly In Fairfax County where
Pvt. Walter Hook OF the Fair
fax force said he attempted TO
check out q car that had
stopped In front OF q closed
restaurant.
The driver, later Identified by
police as 52-year-old Marcus
Mohler. Of Centerville. refused
10 pull over, said Pvt. Hook
A second police cruiser man
aged to get in front Of Mohler,
but Mohler evaded both Of
them.
He would drive normally
until ! got close to him." said
Pvt, Hook.
The Fairfax ofiicer said
Mohler tried TO ram him sew
everal times.
The chase cut across back
roads to Route Z, where the
pursuing Fairfax cruisers were
Joined by a car from the Lou
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Northrop Rops 'Phony'
Interest Conflict Issue

from serving on any agency
regulating an industry or oc-
cupation from which he derives
bis income. He scored this az
"class struggle" legislation.
David L. Cahoon. q council
candidate for the 3rd district
nomination. said that II legis-
Iation was needed Il should be
aimed at conduct In ONCE and
not at barring any particular
group or class from serving
In government.
Mr.. Cahoon said that spokes-
men for the Democrats for SO
have indicated they know OF
no wrongdoing on the part OF
present officials. He said that
before legislation 10 bar some
Of these officials from ONCE ia
passed, a need for II should be
established.
Saul !. Stern, an at-larse
council candidate, proposed
legislation that would punish
any public ofiicial who uses in
formation received in his ofii-
cial capacity, or acts on any
matter. for personal profit.
He said the shotgun legis-
lation tof the Democrats for
$50 will miss the target and hit
many innocent people as much
concerned with the public well
fare as you and l."
Evening star., 1958-05-06

A new Mayor and three coun-
cilmen were elected.
The new Mayor Is STANLEY b.
MCDOWELL, who has served as q
councilman and as town clerk.
He was unopposed and received
lit votes 10 succeed Samuel T..
Powell, jr. q veteran Of two
terms as Mayor who declined 70
run again.
Il was q three-way fight for
two council seats. The winners
were Harold NJ. Horn, with S6
votes, and MRS. Ann Brown,
with Sb. The runner-up was
Roger B. Pope. with So. Mrs.
Brown Is the first woman
elected 10 the council. The
winners replace Edward Fried
man and James Howe.
Ralph Bortman, with 100
votes. also was elected 10 the
council to Ill out the remaining
one year Of the unexpired term
of Councilman John C. Honey.
no longer a resident Of the COM
munity. He was unopposed.
Another councilman, Seerley
Reid, has another year to serve.
SOMERSET
Councilman Warren j. Vim.
ton upset Mayor Frederick W.
Turnbull. lS8 TO SO. in the BIZ
ennial election for that seat.
Mr.. Vinton, former deputy
United States public housing
commissioner, now is a private
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Social Democrats
Nominate Robb

Clarke T. Robb Of Herndon
has been nominated as the
Social Democratic Party can
didate for the United States
Senate from Virginia In the
November election.
In q statement accepting the
nomination, Mr.. Robb said. I'm
the light OF the seriousness OF
the present recession II Is OBJ
vious that the claims Of imam
cial experts that sufiicient safe
guards had been built into our
economic system 10 prevent
such a misfortune are pure
nonsense"
Mr.. Robb went on 10 say
that: I'VE are living In q period
of international deficit financ-
ing, and II is only by the ap-
plication of sound Socialist
principles that we can over
come this obstacle and assure
for ourselves the BENEFITS Of
modern archaeological progress. |"
The Democratic incumbent
is Senator Byrd who is seek
ing reelection.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Sheffield Picked
For Senate Race

FREDERICK, Nd, May 6 up,
Wilbur F Shefheld. a two-term
police magistrate and promi-
nent Frederick County Repub-
lican, was named by the
9. o. P. county committee yes
terday as the party's candidate
for State Senator.
Mr.. Sheffield was nominated
for the seat being vacated by
Senator Jacob r. Ramsburg, a
fellow party member who is be-
ing mentioned as a candidate
for Mayor Of Frederick.
John A. Derr, the present
Mayor. is unopposed for the
Republican nomination for
controller Of Maryland in the
May 20 primary.
The Republican County
Committee also filled the House
of Delegates ticket for the
primary by nominating Samuel
C. Hayes of Emmittsburg.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
State Judges
Okoy Social
Security Plan

hAChMOND, May . VII
Judges in virginia voted unani-
mously 10 come under the Fed
eral Social Security System.
thus becoming eligible for social
security benefits In addition to
their retirement benefits equal
ling three-fourths Of their SAL
aries
The vote was rs 10 0, with
two OF the eligible judges not
voting. Besides the IS corpora
tion court and circuit court
Judges and the seven justices
of the Supreme Court of Ap-
peals. the three commissioners
of the State Corporation Com
mission and three commission
ers Of the State Industrial COM
mission win come under the
system.
The highest salary under the
new budget which goes into
effect July / is that Of the
Chief justice. s1s.500. Others
on the Supreme Court get ST.
500. Commissioners will get
$4,000. with the chairman
getting $l6,500. Judges Of
courts Of record will get $4,000.
Benefits under the Social Sc
curity System are not taxable,
as retirement payments are.
and they have a widow benefit.
which retirement payments do
not have.
Votes we're tabulated In a ref
erendum ordered by Gov Al
mond, Voting was by mail.
Initially, each Judge viii have
to pay his half Of social-secu-
rlCy taxes Tor 1906, 1907 ana the
first half Of 1858. The State
win match these payments.
Thereafter the regular amount
will be deducted from their
salaries.
The judges. justices and COM
missioners are entitled to retire
at three-quarters of their State
pay at the age Of IS with IL
years service or more. A jurist
with rs years service can retire
with three quarters of his pay
at age so,
Judges elected for the first
time after June 80. 1854. must
retire at age rs. regardless of
how many years they have
served.
Assistant Attorney General
Kenneth c. Patty conducted the
secret ballot vote among the
judges.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Hicks Renamed
To County Boord
Of Education

Thomas F. Hicks Of Takoma
Park has been reappointed to
the Prince Georges County
Board Of Education.
Mr.. Hicks, a., Of Tail Gen.
trail avenue, was first appointed
by Gov. McKeldin to the board
in February, 1856, to fill the
term Of Raymond E. Steele,
who resigned. The term ended
this month. Mr.. Hicks was re-
appointed to a six-year term.
Before serving on the seven
member school board, Mr..
Hicks was clerk to the county
commissioners from 1850 to
1854. A Republican, he lost in
his 1854 bid for election as a
county commissioner.
Mr.. Hicks is a real estate
salesman and operates an in
Surance agency.
He moved to the county in
1910 from Warren. Ohio. He
has one daughter, Kathryn. 10.
in the fifth grade at the Carole
Highlands Elementary School.
The school board positions do
not carry a salary. but $400 a
year for expenses.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Arlington 6. O.P
Opposes Tux
! On Businesses

Arlington Republicans last
night voted opposition to
business and professional Ii
cense tax increase now under
consideration by the County
Board, but indorsed a proposed
bond issue.
David H. Gordon. chairman
Of the Arlington Republican
Executive Committee, said the
group unanimously adopted a
resolution which asserted the
tax increase would drive away
new businesses" It said there
now are 103 empty stores and
many empty offices in Arling-
ton.
Arlington Republicans, how
ever, favored the $7.966.000
bond issue which voters will
consider in a referendum next
Tuesday.
The issue provides for $3.5
million for school improve
ments and $4,466,0 for gen.
eral county improvements in
cluding streets and sewers.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

doun County sherir's once.
The Loudoun car rammed
Mothers car several times from
the rear, trying 70 knock II OF
the road. Leesburg was notified
10 stop all east bound trafiic on
Route Z. lest cars be struck by
the fleeing vehicle.
A State trooper dispatched
from Leesburg attempted 10
throw up q running roadblock
In front Of Mohler's car.
Mohler knocked him OF the
road and kept right on going
toward Leesburg. said Pvt.
Hook.
The trooper managed 10 re-
gain control Of HIS car and. as
the chase entered Leesburg,
rammed Mohler from the rear.
knocking the fleeing car into
a parked car.
Mohler was charged with
felonious assault with an auto
and reckless driving in Loudonn
County. and Fairfax County
placed detainers against him
with reckless driving and fail
ing to stop for an officer.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

, State Senator Edward s
Northrop. Democrat Of Mont.
gomery. last night raped the
coniict-of-interest question AZ
aJ''red herring" and a "phony
issue" In the county's primary
campaign.
Senator Northrop said that
confiict-of- interest legislation
II not carefully written. would
''dehar from public service q
great number Of our most ex-
perienced and talented men,
Campaign Issue
The Senator's statements
were made at a party given by
Edward M. Bernstein at his
home, 4300 Stanford street,
Chevy Chase.
The Democrats for '58 slate
has made the confiict-of-in-
terest question its major cam
paign issue. Mr.. Bernstein and
Senator Northrop are associated
with the Free Democrats. q
middle -of-the-road group work.
ing in the campaign between
United Democrats.
Senator Northrop said that
Il was impossible to legislate
the honesty Of State and local
ofhcials.
He pointed out that there is
legislation on the books now
requiring that all official meet
ings and minutes of any public
agency in the State be open
to the public. He added that
q vigilant public should be able
TO prevent wrongdoing by Of
ficials.
Criticizes Agency Proposal
The Senator was especially
critical Of the Democrats-for-
'Se proposal to bar a person
Evening star., 1958-05-06
339 to Be Graduated

RICHMOND. May 8 R,-The
Medical College Of Virginia will
graduate 339 here June 3 with
honorary degrees TO be bestowed
on E. Claiborne Robins, presi-
dent Of A. H. Robins Co. Inc.
Of Richmond and DR.. Paul d.
Sanders. editor Of the Southern
Planter.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Constitution Ave.
Section to Close

Plans for closing Constitution
avenue between the Senate Of
fee Building and the Capitol
for 1S0 days beginning Thurs
day because of the subway
construction were cleared yes
terday with District officials
j. George Stewart, architect
of the Capitol. asked that the
avenue be closed between Della
ware avenue and First street
NE. Traffic officials are study
ing detour facilities.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

planning consultant. He is fin-
ishing the first Of a two-yeal
term on the council. and a sue
cessor win be appointed later
by the council. Mr.. Turnbull. q
patent attorney. has been May
or for the last two years.
Three candidates We'd for two
council seats. The winners
were John ]. Hartke, incum-
bent. with 2S7 votes, and Alfred
Burka. with 20e. Mrs. Virginia
Hinton received 81.
Hobart ROwen, another coun-
Gilman. has another year To
serve.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Principal Resigns

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
May 6 (SpeciaD Henry Lee
Sublett. jr., has resigned as
principal Of Burnley-Moran ele-
mentary school here to become
associate professor Of education
at Madison College, Harrison
burg.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Crosh HoIts Foirfox Car
In 20-Miie Police Chose

Fairfax County molorst brought 10 crashing halt
last night after 2ome running Of tag with four police
cruisers from Chantlly 70 Leesburg. Va.
Virginia State police had aeted Is additional cruisers 10
converge Leesburg before the fleeing stopped po
lice said.
one state police car and two other cars were damaged in
Evening star., 1958-05-06
DRUAnMOND

Three committeeman were
named in this special taxing
area by write-in votes. Edward
W. eastman and James B.
Garry. both incumbents, and
John o. Frazier, who replaces
Edward M. Castle. Fewer than
40 votes were cast. There was
no opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
Lost Of . Series

tive branch of the Federal
Government appointed by and
serving at the pleasure Of"
the President. and subject to
Senate confirmation, unless he
was domiciled in the District
on December 81. 1857.
Intention = Factor
To straighten out the matter
Of domicile, If there is doubt
in your mind. the city has q
special QUESTIONABLE. A pri-
mary requisite for domicile in
a State or territory is a fixed
intention to return there.
If you are a bona flde DOM
iciliary Of one of the States and
required to pay income or in
tangible personal property taxes
there, you may get credit for
the amount against your Dis
trlct tax Tor 1857.
Some problems may arise in
connection with the return Of
an exempt nonresident whose
wife or husband works.
For instance, could the tax
able member of the family
claim all the real estate taxes
on the house and all the inter-
est on the house loan?
Tax ONCE Contention
The tax office says the tax
paying member of the couple is
entitled to a $1,000 personal
exemption and a 10 per cent
standard deduction or itemized
deductions. In the latter case.
this taxpayer would be permit
ted to claim deductions actually
paid and half the allowable de-
auctions on jointly held prop
erty.
The District does not expect
that you should be taxed twice
if you are required to pay taxes
Virginia as a credit against
For instance. a taxpayer who
must pay In Virginia because
he lived there for 10 months Of
the year. although he worked
in the District the whole year.
may take the amount paid in
Virginia as acredit against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
Slayer Convicted
OF MonsIouehter

Willie L. Loveless, 81, Of the
1900 block Of c street Sc. was
convicted Of manslaughter yes
terday by a Federal court Jury
here.
Loveless originally had been
charged with second-degree
murder in the fatal shooting in
January, 1857. Of Ralph v. Hol-
land. 80. of 1888 Kentucky ave-
nue. Sc. The shooting occurred
during a dice game during a
party at a place in the 1900
block Of Sixteenth street NE.
Loveless testified in his trial he
shot the other man in self de-
Tense. The jury verdict was
reached after about two hours
of elaboration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14

what he owes in the District for
the full year.
Chances are the amount Of
the Virginia taxes will equal or
exceed what he owes in the
District, and he will receive a
refund of taxes withheld on be-
half Of the city government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
Just Like Twins

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
(R. = Mailmen. laundrymen
and telephoning boy friends
have quite a time around Col
orado College. The college has
two goods with the same name
Mary Grace Rogers. Both
wear glasses. have the same
doctor, the same dentist and
belong to the same sorority,
Gamma Phi Beta. One is from
Englewood. Colo, the other
from Littleton, Colo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14

elective officer of the United
States Government or any en-
ploye on his staff in the legis-
lative branch of the Federal
Government. provided the en-
ploye is a bona fide resident Of
the home state Of the elected
ofiicer.
It also does not include as q
resident an oficer Of the execu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
Housewife Is BuiIiff

MADHL. Okla. (R.-Mrs.
Christine Underhill. a house.
wife called to jury duty, ended
up a court bailif for Judge
w. j. Monroe. When she
got to the court house, the
Judge said he didn't have a
bailiff and Mrs. Underhill
volunteered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-14
). c. INCOME TAXES
Liability for Levy
Linked to DomiciIe
BY HARRIET GRIFFITHS
star stan Writer

you live here but consider yourself exempt from District
income grounds that you really resident
Of Washington should file declaration of nonresidence
You District resident under the law If you
domicled in the District December 81 1857 main
tanned home here for than months Of 1857
The law does not consider you resident you an
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
Bodos de FIore:

Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy espe-
cial al senior Harold Alberto
Cook y sonora, la gentil dana
Guiana Alicia Menocal de Cook,
con motive de la grata OCCASION
de sus Bodas de Flores, cuatro
amos de dicha conyugal, en- Ell
dfa de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
Bienvenida

Bienvenida
De regreso de unas largas va
caciones en- SUI ciudad natal, Lii
ma PERU, al lado de sus queri-
dos padres, ACADIA de llegar la
Srta. Sarita Albala, companera
de labores en- ell DIARIO LAS
AMERICAS. Bienvenida Sarita.
cumpleonos
Nos compace felicitar caluro-
samente al estimado caballero
ecuatoriano senior Victor Alva-
req Cucal6n, con motive de la
grata celebration de un nuevo
aniversario de su natalicio en-
esta fecha.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

La novia entr6 al temple del
brazo de SUI padre, elegantisima
en- una creacion de estilo ira
dicional, diseno exclusive del
Atelier de Angelitas Novias, de
La Habana, confeccionado en-
preciosa. soda italiana, de cor
pho ajustado y falda muy am
plia, avalorado con bellos bor-
dados a mano. De una linda tia
ra estilo Imperio desprendia Ell
velo de tul frances, y SUI ramo
era de orquideas blancas y Ii
rios del vale.
Fueron los padrinos ell senior
Serrano, padre de la novia, y la
sonora: de Jimenez, madre del
novia, luciendo ella lun precio-
so yestido de diseno exclusive.
Las danas de Ia novia fueron
las Senoritas Isabel BeniteZ Lo-
rraine LAMA, Frar>es Nicole Y
Bia Pahules. Rego petalos de
rosa al paso de la novia la pre-
ciosa ninita Rosa Maria Eche-
gOyen y Fernandez, y porto los
anillos. nupciales Ell apuesto nj
no Roberto Inchaaustegui iii.
Una VeZ concludes los ritos
s~acramentales, los padres de la
novia ofrecieron una magnifica
reception en- los salones de la
Legion Americana de Coral Ca
bles, concurrido por numerosas
amistades de los Contingencies.
Al regreso del viaje de luna
de miel a Silver Springs, Ma
ryland, fijaran SUI Residential en-
esta ciudad.
FL senior Jimenez curse estu-
dos en- ell Colegio Catolico de
Hermanos. Maristas de Cuba y
su joven esposa en- ell Colegio
del Apostolado del Sagrado Co.
razon, de Cuba, y en- la Escuela
de Santa Teresita y Coral Ga
bles High School, de Miami.
Para tan simpatica pareja,
n%uestras mas calidas felicitacio-
mes y deseos de que gocen de
muchos amos de dicha conyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09

dad, precipito ell fin. A pc
sal de TODD; tengo deseos de:
amar, de ser armada. A wees,
me parece como 81 estuvieri
muy llena de amor propio;
Ell otfas ocasiones, pienso que
no soy constante mi luchado!
ra; otras wees, pareceme te4
ner mueho orgullo, no ell or
gullo malcriado, sino csc or.
gullo inferno que no Sc
muestra, pero que Sc siente
muy profundo, que es natu-
-.(Pasa a la Pag. 81.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
DOLOR. DE NO AMAR

UULOK. DE NJ AmAR ,
Querida Amaranta: En- to-
dos los amos de mi vida y
va pasan de 80 no he Sabi-
do anna a nadie, no he SEN
lido la turbacion que Sc dice
experimental cuando Sc esta
enuamorada. A veces, Sc apo
dera un tenor de mi, como 81
fuera anunciador de mi futu-
no tracaso; lamas ell pesimis-
mo Sc aparta de mi mente, nj
sueno que alguien llegue a
quererme. Reuno, sin embar-
go, buenas cualidades, no soy
NAL parecida, tengo una gran
personalidad, puedo sostener
cualquier conversation, ten
go cierta cultura. y trato de
comportarme siempre con alb
soluta correction. Cuando ira
to a un muchacho y creo no.
tar en- el I'm princiuio de frial
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
DEL E0GAR-por Nctono ALeiandro
poema De Aog-


Iodo en- eHa e..--,tobo, todo 81 snu onafo
su nirodo, su 9esto, su sonriso, su ond1r.
FL ineenio de Froncio de su boco fIufo.
Fro lena de erocio como ell Avemorio. -
lQuien Ia vic no 10 podo in~o6s olvidrrl S.
anetr
lnoenuo como Ell aqua. didfona co.. 0 i dio,
rubio y nevada como morcarito sin par a7
al influjo de su alma celeste, omonecio. a9
Fro lena de erocio como eli Avenoorio!
iQuien 10 VIC no Ia pudo t@7 c'*1or! a9a7a4 .
Cierto dulce y omobIe diqnid-a 7v,stio sn0
de no Sc que ~Prestioio leiono sin-''~~
Mos que muehos princa5os, o%rince2a e9r-cfo. @.t12
iero lleno de eroclo como ell .Avemorio!
70 eoce ell privileoio do A1co~t-@-Io e1 mi via
70 9oce ell Privilegio de encontruria en- nj va
doloroso; pof clio tuvo fin mi onheIor ~
y codencios orconos halo mi poesio
isro lleno de erocio como ell Avemorio!
iQuien Ia vic no 10 pudo jomds oIvidor! s.@M
icudnto! iCuonto! la quise! Por diez amos tue mia.
zero flores ton bellos nunco pueden duror
iEro LENA de erocio como Ell Avemorio
y q "a tuente de Grocio de donde procedio
Sc vo'v'o icomo una goto Sc vueIve a Ia maj! s
AMADo NERVo r7'2 -
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-09
Pesome

Pesome
Lamentamos ell fallecimiento
del estimado caballero cubano.
senior Arsenic de la Tore, ocu-
rrido en- esta ciudad en- dias pa
sados y enviamos nuestras mas
sentidas frases de condolencia
a SUI viuda, sonora Lila de la
Tore y a sus hijos, Arsenic y
Lila.