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Diario las Américas., 1959-01-30
poema De Bop-
cAMELLos TAN
(FRAGMENTO1

4Ol
Camellos sagrados ~. Que amargos reveses
Q nuestra nobleza la suerte depara,
euando esos afines turistas ingleses
van en- vuestros lemos a yer Ell Sahara!
Procession de gibas por las Escrituras..
Breves y pagados vesubios errantes,
que eclipsar hicisteis con vuestraS figuras
Ia mitica alburnia de los elefantes..!
Sin osar en- vagos anhelos perderme,
es vuestra mas dulce vision en- mi vida
una caravana lejana que duerme
iunto a una remota ciudad d~estruida.
Huespedes calados de temples y edenes,
transportabais raras cosas exquisitas:
hectares p~ropicios para los harenes
y gotas de extasis para las %mezquitas.
ion encanto de .entonceS..i ioh destellos puros
que cual una virgen ~profetica y saba,
para que alumbrarais caminos obscuros,
daba a vuestros ojos la luna de Arabia.
Gamellos que ~ornasteis las viejas edades,
eargados de sedas, de joyas, de ungientos;
que sois ell encanto de las Navdades
y Ia poesia de los NacimientoS..
SD6nde estan aquellas gloriosas falanges
que la propia Historic modera y r~estringe,
que combatian a orillas del Ganges
0 sleyaban preces al pie de la Esfinge?
Vuestras adormidas pupilas r~eflejan
una mansedumbre tan honda y lejana
que valeis por todos cuanto aqui f~estejan
los tres reyes nagos de la Caravana~... .
AcrrcrrAr Arocr
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-30

8-Escasos
9-Metal precioso
10-Exclamacion
11-Tipo de belleza afeminada
12-Pez europeo
17-Extremidad
20-Volcan filipino
22-De Austria, por ejemplo
24-Existo
56-Prefijo inseparable
28-Estado de Venezuela
29-Cosido quirurgicamente
33-Posesivos
34-Surgir
35-Esterilla de palma
36-Amarra
38-Caudillo arabe
39-Rey de Hungria
40-Lastimado
41-Para engarzar los botones
43-Moluscos gastropodos
48-San Pedro.
51-Asociacion Benefica Ar.
gentina, Inic.
52-Dicen
53-Desinencia de los quebra-
dos.
56-Prefijo inseprable
58-Negacion, Inv.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-30
Nocimiento

Sc encuentra de placemes
Ell hogar tornado. por la gentil
pareja cubana, senior Roberto
Castillo y sonora, Clara BarrosO
de Castillo, con ell advenimien-
to de una preciosa ninita, ocu-
rrido con toda felicidad en- dias
pasados en- Ell Hospital Jackson
Memorial de esta ciudad.
Para la recien nacida, que lie
vara ell nomore de Ivette, y pa
ra sus dichosos padres, nuestra
enhorabuena.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-30

sentimental
AGUsTIN ACOsTA
per Amaranta

Dirijanse las eoAsultas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, ?. o. Boz sst
International Airport, Miami 4S, Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o
hetoras ape firmen suf eartAs con nm pseud6nimo o inicthes.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-30

H0RIZONTALES:
Puerto centroamericano
7-Periodos historicos
13-Hacen nidos
14-De color de orc
15--Articulo neutro
16--Falto de globulos rojos
18-Rio de Siberia
1e--Colera
21-Perjudicial
22-Nombre de mujer
23-Animal acuatico, inv.
24-Preposicion
25-Relativo a la vejez
27-Fabulas o historietas mora.
les
30-Fijo precio
31-Persona encargada de edu-
car a un nino
Australia
S4-Polvillo para aspirar, Inv.
37-Empapado
42-Cuerpo simple
44-Juego espanol de naipes.
45--Madera preciosa
46-Amarra
47--Agarrar
49--Mahoma era Su profeta
50-Simbolo del sodio
51--Con prisa
54--Medida china, Inv.
55--Especie de tambor
57--Comparte
59-Pasa del Unite
60--Combinaciones del oxige.
no.
s vERTICALEs:
1--Indicador maritime
2-Hueso del cuerpo humane
Inv.
3--Liga International, Inic +.
7-Concejal
26--Fldido imponderable
6-rAntagonistas
7-Concejal
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-30

Por la via aerea salem hoy
hacia Lima, Peru, a pasar unos
dias de vacaciones al lado de
su familia en- esta ciudad, ell
senior Aristides oBtelIO y seno-
"a, Doris AImar de BOtelIo..
Los despedimos cordialmen-
tie, deseandoles una feliz ira
yesia y unas vacaciones muy
venturosas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-30

vida otros sin tantas complica-
clones y mejores intenciones.
MarCn2se en- seguida y rompa
con Ell yiolenta y definitiva-
mente.
POESIA
QueKida Amaranta: Ell milo
es un case muy curios0. Stem.
pre- he sidO un gran admirador
de la poesia y la literature.
Lo llevo EN- la sangre y en- ra.
tOs de ocIo me consagro a
componer versos. Despues me
parecen verdaderos disparates.
LIE envfo una de mis- mas re.
cientes poesias. 5Cree listed
que puedo llegar a ser un
buen poeta?
Charlie
He leldo SuS versos y los
encuentro muy bien para un
aficionado. Entire los hispanos
la aficion a la poesia es cast
general. Cast no hay mucha-
cho que no haya desahogado
sus desenganos emorosos en-
liricas estrofas. Sin embargo,
de sentir la poesia a crearla
hay una gran distancia. Lie
gar a ser buen poeta o buen
escritor es muy dificil. Una
cosa es escribir y otra cosas
es escribir bien. No obstan-
te, a fuerza de estudio, de per-
severancia, de talento, puede
llegarse a ser un buen poeta.
81 es listed joven, siente la
poesia y tiene la ambici6n de
triunfar, siga la ruta que Sc
cretamente lie trazan sus inti-
mos impulses. Y ojala tenga
suerte.
vN ESPOsO ENFERMO
Querida Amaranta: Hace
seis amos que estoy separada
de mi esposo. Siempre he te-
nido ia idea de volver a vivir
con Ell, pero mis- padres Sc
oponen porque Ell padece de
una enfermedad incurable. Mi
esposo piensa venir pronto
a este pals para tratar de GU.
rarse. Yo vivo, aislada y sin
amigos, en- compania de mi hi.
jo. 5Debo abandonar la iIu.
sion de volver con mi esposo?
iDebc renunciar a el, divor-
ciarme y volver a casarme?
En- ell f0ndo tengo miedo a
casarme de nuevo, porque 81
mi esposo Sc pone peor, .sus
padres me echarian a mi La
culpa.
Katy
81 su esposo 20 es respon-
sable de la enfermedad que
padece, ell deber de listed es
volver con Ell y ayudarle a
que Sc cure. No me explico
por que sus padres Sc oponen
(ContinIa en- la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-30

Nos complace enviar nues-
tras felicitaciones a la gentil
pareja tornado por Ell senior
Eduardo Corripio y sonora,
Anita de CorripiO, con motive
de la grata celebration de un
nuevo aniversario de bodas en-
ell dla de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-30
comida Informal

Ell senior Elias H. Fernandez
y. sonora, Carmina RobletO de
Fernandez, ofrecieron una CO.
mida informal en- SUI residen-
cia de Coral Gables en- noches
pasadas para festejar a I'm Sc
lecto grupo de sus amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-30
sodas de Pepel

En- esta fecha celebran la gra.
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Pa,
pei, primer aniyersario conyu-
gal, ell senior Juan E. BOnilla,
y sonora Altagracia Grimas de
Bonilla, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia dominicana.
Vayan para ellos nuestras ca
lurosas felicitaciones y votos
porque disfruten de muchos
amos de dicha matrimonial.
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New Cantor Chants
At Services Tonight

Cantor Louis d. FEEDER Of
Newburgh. N. r.. newly named
cantor of the Montgomery
County Jewish Community. will
chant at services tonight and
tomorrow morning in the CEN
ter. 1901 East-west highway.
Chevy Chase.
Cantor FEEDER was cantor
and teacher with the Sons Of
Israel Congregation In New
burgh for eight years. Before
that he chanted at the Beth
Jacob Congregation In Miami
Beach. Fla.
A graduate Of Yeshiva Uni
versity's Teacher Institute. he
studied under Profs. Joshua
Weingarten and Joseffi Myro
and Cantors Arye Rutman and
Moshe Steinberg.
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Ethical Society Event

The Washington Ethical So
ciety will hold q reception and
open house honoring its new
leader, Edward L. Ericsson. and
Mrs. Ericsson. at $50 pm. to-
morrow at the society head
quarters. 1922 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
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z From D. c. Join
Wellesley Faculty

Two Washington educators
have been named to the faculty
Of Wellesley College for the
academic year beginning Sep
TENDER "a.
They are Miss Heidi Mite
of 1920 Woodley road NV.
who will be an art instructor,
and Marius Bewley of the
Catholic University English de-
partment. who will be visiting
associate professor Of English.
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House-Senote Votes
Upsetting Works Veto

FOLLOWING are the uotes By Dhch the House and the
Senate operrode President Eisenhoes veto OF the second
ry public works appropriation BIN yesterday The House
vote iUds 2SO-f2f, that OF the Senate 1928.
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!, Pairsd for: Aniu.o' a, ssIE 20, Cooley.
s Ss f ssIS.p 'YSss m fyns obsn
Of y X HoIif.la' pcwsll orap pInm.
ha Psir Nspu ssainst; Kilburn, perwinski,
Absent or not voting: brcyhili. Bray.
Canfield. Hoffman OF Michigan, Me-
DonouRh. st 0eorge. Siler. and Toll
lefsnn. Al RepuhlIeansi discs. Mar
Total membership 437.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

QUESTIONS and ANSWERS Q. Because of my physical condi- tion, I may have to apply for disability benefits under the So- cial Security Program, even though I am only 56 years of age. Will the amount I receive be reduced because I am not yet 65?
 A. Disability benefits are not re duced because of age. If you are entitled to disability insurance benefits, the amount yoa receive each month will be the same. as the amount of the old-age insur- ance benefit you would receive if you were 65. It will be based on the record Of your work and can be as little as $J3 a month or a5 much as S116.
 Q. I am now 64 years of age and I intend to retire when | an 65. I've been told that 1 must prove my age, but I don't have a birth certificate. Is there any other way I can prove my age?
 A. Yes, there is. We accept a number of. records to prove per sons age. Just as a brief list, we use: church records, marriage cer- tifica9es, census records, insurance policies, naturalization certificates and school records.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28
Judges Selected
 For Egks Contest

Judges for the Elks Scholarship contest were announced this week by Torman Dinwiddie, chairman of the local division of the contest.
 Judges include Dr.. Victor Srash,@ Miss E. McCurrey, USO director and Wnlferd A. Hoover, Superintendent of the on-Base schools.
 Deadline date for entries to be filed in the State contest is March l. Contestants elected locally will De. entered in the State contest. Three awards, $1OO, and $50 and S25 will be given the winners in the boys and girls divisions here by the B. P. o. Elks Lodge No. t772.
 Winners in the State contest will also receive substantial sums. A total of $7O,0OO in scholarships will be given the winners in the national contest to follow.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28
Directors Chosen
  By. Club Members

Election of directors, from which c 0ficers will be chosen, will be held next week from a list of nomi- nations made Tuesday at the Ro- tary luncheon at the Island Fountain.
 Nominated were: Jess Ballard, Morris Bur1lham, Pete Ranaglia, Lou Veerman, Bruce Keers, Walter Muller, Al Hochberger, William Lamme, Bill Poland, Art Brooks and Eddie NaughtOn.
 Captain L. Holmes, Salvation Army, a Rotary guest from Peters
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28
Scout leaders Offered Course

There will be a Scout Leaders Training Course beginning at ' pm, Tuesday, March B. Instruc- ton will also be given Tuesday, March r. The two evening course will be held at the Scout hall at the Alaska Communications site atop Signal hill.
 The course is open to all Scout masters, Assistant Scottmasters,
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28
New Stamps Here

Another Lincoln Stamp, one of a series of three, will be placed on sale today at the local post office. This stamp is of 3 cent denominati0n, printed in purple.
 Two other commemoratives went on sale Thursday. They are a 4 cent blue and an 8 cent three color, both honoring Jose Martin, South American hero, in the Cham piOn of Liberty series.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

Committeeman, Institutional Re presentatives and interested per sons. The course will cover Ad- vancement, Outdoor Activities, Job of the Committee, etc.
 For further information call Marvin Wilson at phone 24O on the Naval Station or Vernon Ora per at 2801 in town.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

Alaska Statehood Stamp Sale
 Tops 1949 Record Cancellations
 The Alaska statehood airmail stamp made history in the stamp world, according to figures recent
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

burg, announced the drive for funds for his organization.
 A film recounting the exploits of the submarine "Growler" dur ing the last war was shown. e
 Guests included Dr. Milo Fritz and John Spawn.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28
ly released.

" IEIGdSVU.
 The total number of the Janu- ary 3 firSt-day- covers cancelled reached 489,752 and the number of stamps sold amounting to 753, 571 brought in 2,7499 97 The sale topp.ed the 1929 record set during the issuance of the Six-cent Alexandria Bicentennial when 386,717 covers were cancelled.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

Buying or seHing-Use the Class flied Ads-They get results.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28
BARTENDERs LOCAL s7s A.FL

Meets, on 2nds Sunday ef every
 month, 12 noon at Labor Temple.
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sEcYs.. sTENos,, BKKPRs.
ATLAS A0cY.. 1920 N. Y. AVE. NV
SECY. : STENoGRAPHER

20 to 30i good shorthand and typ.
Ing; Small congenial once. q TO 3
days. ME. S-b886 for appt.
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CLERK TYPIST
CLERK TYPIST

For advertising research DEPART
ment of national news magazine
Should enjoy working with figures
and detail. Good working knowl-
edge Of arithmetic essential. CAL
culating machine experience de-
sirable; so w.p.m. tipping required
Many company benefits, pleasant
working conditions.
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COLLECTION CLERK

White; experienced in telephone
collection work pref: 6-day wk,
paid vacations and sick leave. RE-
DISCO, Inc, national sales n
nance company. Call Mr.. Rendle-
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CLERK TYPIST

Young girl for general ONCE work
in advertising promotion DEPART
ment OF national news magazine.
Tying, filing, errands, etc. so
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experience preferred. Pleasant
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CLERK

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EYE DOCTOR

] need q typist with a pleasant
once Of a weil-knoWn X street
specialist. Meet prominent men
from The Hill" His clients are
some Of the most prominent men
In the country. Nice man, too.
Pays $685. to 1925. BETTY GRAY
SSEmplg :, gil Woodward Bldg,
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TRANSCRIBERS

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COUNTERGIRLs, WHITE, age 90
through 35, $50 per 5-day
wk., semi-monthly pay, to work in
snack bar in Congressional Library
in Sc. section. Also snack bars in
Government bldg. Apply SNACK
BAR, Southern Bldg, 18th and
H SITS. NV. for interview
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SITUATl0NS-WoMEN
acknowledgements

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location: Call EN-, 2-9700.
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HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

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enced secretary or a eompe-
tent steno. who has been
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The Arizona post., 1959-10-30

Buchanan and Mrs. Irving
Kaplan are in charge of the
luncheon.
The program will feature
a cantata, "What is Sister
hood?", depicting all the var
ious phases of Sisterhood in
song. Mrs. Stuart Birnam will
be pianist and Mrs. Herman
Novick soloist. The cast in
cludes: M e S d a m S David
Bloom, Irving Buchanan, Mel
vim Halpert, Samuel Kurn,
Jack Nevins, Nathan Rakita,
Arthur Scheff, Paul Schill,
and Robert Winger.
Members of Mrs. Nevin's
membership committee are:
MeSdameS Herbert Bloom,
Barnett Bey, Sam Capin, AL
vim Feuer, Max Glaedy, Her
bert Goldman, Edward Kaye,
Louis Krainess, Stanley New
ins, William Rappaport, Ma
than Rakita, Robert Winger,
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
JWV Auxiliary

Members of the j eW S n
War Veterans, Friedman
Paul Post POI, and their Aux
iliary will hold a card party
Oct. 81 at 7:3O pm. in the
auditorium of Cong. Young
Israel, 2443 E. Fourth.
The 81 donation will be
used to aid projects at the
Veterans Hospital.
Mrs. Alex Brown is chair
man and Mrs. Nathan SaltZ-
man co-chairman for the af-
fair.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
IIIllIInnHIIIIIHHNlIIlIIHIIII!!IIIInlIIHInIIlIIN
Births

To Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Fun
ston, a son, Mark David, 7
lb. 5 o., on Oct. 16.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Lichtenstein and
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Fun
StOn.
To DR.. and Mrs. Richard
Federhar a daughter, Teresa
Aileen, 6 lb. 2 OF. on Oct. %.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Federhar and Mrs.
A. Winter.
To Judge and Mrs. Nor
man E. Green, a son, Mitchell
Cutler, 6 ID. 10 o., on Oct. 70.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Berman of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Green of Passaic, NJ.
o .
To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dunes a son, Martin Scott,
8 h., on Oct. 25.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. David Lefkowitz, Belle
Harbour, NY. and Mrs. Jen-
ME Dunes.
Q .
To Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Moll a son, Brett Daryl, 8
lb. 81a o., on Oct. 26.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Altman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Moll.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Ober, a son, Scott Douglas,
5 lbs. 7 ozs. on Oct. %.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Rofey of Tue
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Ober of Pittsburgh.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30

Louis Cohen, Jack Young,
Herman Smiley, Bern a r d
Katz, Albert Strasner, and
Mathew Oppenheim.
Mrs. John Goodman and
Mrs. Nathan Kantor are in
charge of decorations. Mrs.
Mathew Fairberg and Mrs.
George Greenberg are advis-
OrS.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
City Of Hope

A general membership
meeting of the Tucson chap
ter of City of Hope will be
held at the Tucson Garden
Club Nov. 2 at 8 pm.
The public is invited and
refreshments will be served.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
The Arizona Posts
World Report
A Digest Of jewish World News
Moscow Synagogue Is Burned

Moscow Synagogue Is Burned
Russian anti-Semites started fires on Rosn f1d-
hannah at Moscow synagogue and at the cottage
of caretaker of Jewish cemetery located IN MOS
cow suburb. An American traveller reported 'ile
b1rnngs and said that firemen saved the SMALL WOOD
on 3OO-seat synagogue from total destruction How
ever woman of 70 was burned when she tried to take
some possessions out of the burning cottage Five OF
II defendants accused of harassng Kur Sumpf,
Jewish cafe owner in Koeppern, Germany, ana ms
family were convicted of breaking the peace assorted
misdemeanors and public anti-Semtlc Libel. Flnes o,
30 to 400 marks were levied . i. Rabbi David lretal
of Milan Itay escaped possible fine or Jail term Tor
refusing to take an oath in court because his evidence
was ruled not vital to the case Rabbi Tretel SAID MS
faith forbid him to take the Italian court oath. -.
Six neo-Nal students were injured IN vienna
when an innocent academic parade turned INTO t1I
~, ill., don,oos+ration Sixteen Jewish members
uoro rejected to the South African provincial parla-
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
Tucson AZA

Tucson AZA will hold its
installation early in Novem-
ber and plans also are being
made for the issuing of a
chapter newspaper. The chap
ter's athletic teams are enter
ing leagues at the Center.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30

AL Jolson AZA will hold a
carnival Nov. Is at the Center
from noon to 10 pm.
Bob MasloW is chairman of
the benefit affair. There will
be prizes, games, movies,
booths and refreshments.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
Temple Sisterhood Sets
Annual Membership Fete

The Ssterhood of Temple Emanuel will climax their
Golden Anniversary membership drive with paidup mem
bership luncheon Tuesday, Nov at II noon in the Temple
auditorium.
Mrs. Jack Nevns is membership chairman. Mrs Irving
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
Israel Nav Fight Renault Boycott

The Israeli government has limited it may open
w fight the Renault automobile companys oeclslon
to close down Israel operations following Arap pres
sure on the French firm. Israel President ben-Avi
was given 21gun salute when ne arrived 1or WISH
in Burma. David Ben Gurion quietly celebrated
his 73rd birthday at the Negev village OF Sde Boxer
And 8O-year-old scholar, DR.. Yehoshua Yelvn' won
the Israeli bible competition this week.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
Hioh School nTroopers" Unc overed

The existence of "Nazi Storm Troop OF ABOUT
20 high school boys disclosed in Alexandra, Va
with the arrest by police of three teenaged anu Sc
mites The group was suspected of recent activities IN
yolving DETACHMENT of property with ant-JeWlsh so-
gans, arson and theft of rifles and ammumuon. Inc
father of one of the boys involved revealed the exs-
tence of the "Storm Troopers. Ihe synagogue
where AL Jolson first sang in Washington was de-
molished last week in an urban redevelopment move
rent Joan Crawford has been honored by the
United Jewish Appeal for her devotion to the work
Of lila