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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

Industries. will speak to the Fell
lowship Bible Class Of Chevy
Chase Methodist Church at II
IN. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
OUR RELIGIONS
Confusing Titles Explained
By DR.. CARLYLE ADAMS

Question: I have always supposed that modern
ZioniSm is exclusively connected with Judaism.
was surprised on recent motor trip, to see small
church with sign on the front which read: Zionist
Baptist Church." How can you explain this ap-
parently impossible relationship?
Answer If you ever drive by that church again,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

1.-THE Foolishness Of Preach
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To Lecture on IsIum

DR.. Mahmoud Hoballah, d.
rector Of the Islamic Center
will give a lecture on 'Islan
and Humane Tenets" at 8 pm
Tuesday in the center, 2551
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

son. 1904 Eighteenth street
NV. Miss Margaret X. Patter-
son will present the lesson be-
fore the Burial Bible Class at
10 am. tomorrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

ing" will be the subject of Mrs.
E. Paul Sechrist, ST., before the
Trinity Women's Bible Glass Of
Sherwood Presbyterian Church
at $50 am. tomorrow.
Mrs. Luella Cashell will pre-
sent the lesson to the L. F. o.
Bible Class Of Brookland Meth
odist Church at 10 am. tomor-
row.
The Ruth-Dorcus Bible Glass
of st. Peters Lutheran Church
will be in charge Of the Sunday
School Hour at Central Union
Mission at 8:15 am. tomorrow.
Miss Gertrude Echols will be
the guest teacher. This service
is sponsored by the OBCA.
The annual banquet Of the
Wesley Fellowship Bible Class
of McKendree Methodist
Church will be held at 7 pm.
Tuesday in the Kenesaw Hotel.
Alden w. Hoage, lawyer and
prominent layman Of Eldbrooke
Methodist Church, will be the
guest speaker.
Mrs. Clarence w. Crawford,
wife of the pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church, will be the
guest teacher at 10 am. tomor-
row Of the church's Florence
M. Brown Bible Glass. The
Vaughan Bible Class for Men
will meet at 8 pm. Monday, at
the home of DR.. E. M. Gustaf-
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Icome the group.
The annual Bible Fund
awards will be presented to the
Crusader Philathea Bible Glass
of National City Christian
Church, the Rainbow Bible
Glass Of Mount Vernon Place
and the Golden Page Bible
Glass of Anacostia Methodist
Church.
Thomas N. Leef, Lindsey Ber-
ger and Miss Carolyn Knight,
accompanied by Miss Myrtle
Alcorn, along with the OBCA
quartette will bring the special
music. The IA member classes
of Mount Vernon Place will
serve as hosts under the chair
manship Of Mrs. Fanny Palmer.
George e. Harris, OBCA presi-
dent, will preside.
Ernest N. Hall, attorney and
former teacher Of the Harrison
Bible Class for Men Of ST.
Luke's Methodist Church, will
present the lesson at 9:45 am.
tomorrow.
Louis E. Metcalf. general
chairman Of the annual Vet
Grams Day Observance to be
held November 8 at 8 pm. in
the amphitheater at Arlington
National Cemetery, has an
nounced the guest speaker will
be the Rev. Charles N. Mason,
jr., associate minister, Marvin
Memorial Methodist Church.
This is an INSTRUMENTATION
service and the public is in
vited.
DR.. Edward w. Bauman, pro-
fessor Of New Testament at
American University, will be
the guest speaker Of the Fellow
ship Bible Class of Foundry
Methodist Church at 9:45 am.
tomorrow.
"The Tnnlishness of Preach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

Robert Fisher, ministerial
student at Wesley Theological
Seminary, will be the guest
teacher before the Senior Adult
Bible Class Of Calvary Meth
odist Church at 9:45 am. to-
morrow.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-02
OAK FOREST.

Conducted tours of Oak For
est Hospital, 159th and Cicero,
will be held Sunday, May 10,
from loo to 500 pm. in OBJ
servance of National Hospital
Week.
The public will have the OPP
portunity to view the facilities
afforded by Cook County for
the treatment of chrOnically i'll
and geriatric patients accord
ing to Carl X. Schmidt, Jr.,
Superintendent of Oak Forest
Hospital.
Among the treatment centers
open for inspection is the De
partment of Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation, with it's by
dro and electro therapy equip
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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-02

self of tomorrow" we do not
mean that a man is not to take
wise forethought for tomorrow.
Any worthwhile life must plan
ncI6ly for tomorrow. Most of
the blessings of civilization and
liberty which we enjoy are fruit
sown by men who thoWgha about
tomorrow. We should all plan
for greater things, statelier
mansions, a nobler life, tomor
row, and a life tomorrow that
is better than todyay's. But no
one can count on tomorrow. How
many good things were going
to be done tomorrow but were
never done, for tomorrow was
always one day ahead or always
one day behind YESTERDAY.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-02
Good Shepherd Tea

The Women's Missionary So
ciety of Good Shepherd Luther
an Church will give the First
Annual Tea at the church on
Sunday, May 10, 1859 fcm 400
to 600 pm.
Attorney Robert l.. Tucker
will be guest speaker. The pdb-
lie is invited to attend.
Good Shepherd L u h e,r n
Church is at 1899 Claire blvd.
Rev. II. w. Stephens, Sr. is the
pastor.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-02
Mothers Day
Installation Tea

Junior Neighbors and Friends
Flower Club will hold their in
stallation of officers at their
Mothers Day Tea on Sunday,
May 10th at $3.50 pm. at Crooks
Chapel, 18th and st. Louis ave
Mrs. Maxine Jones will in
stall the officers. All members
are asked to be present.
J. Balantine, Pres.
G.. George, Reporter.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-05-02
This Sunday at
Good Shepherd

Tomorrow" Proverbs 27:1,
is the theme and text for Divine
Worship at the Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church, Sunday, May
3, 1859 at 10:45 am, located
at 1899 Claire boulevard.
It is important that you wor-
ship with us this Sunday and
share with us the Bread Of Life.
When we say Boast not thy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
VIRUS
KILLERS
how soon can
we find a
cure for them2

There are now $50 known
viruses. They cause every
thing from warts on the feet
to colds in the head, from
physical defects at birth to-
some believe = deadly can
'.cers during life. What prog
ress are we making in our
fight to control these kill
ers? Besure toread the com.
plete report: Hunting the
Invisible Killers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

had started with four cards
higher than the five Of clubs,
This left only one such card
for West to hold. Since West
had already led the 10 of clubs,
he could not hold any other
card higher than the five OF
clubs. Armed with this infor-
nation Harmon finessed the
six Of clubs. The deep finesse
worked, as expected.
Plays In Comfort
From this point on Harmon
could play the hand in comfort
He forced out the ace Of spades,
knowing that he could finesse
the eight Of clubs II East con-
tinued with his long suit. II
was easy to develop as many
spades and hearts as needed
East could not develop q threat
Of any kind.
Now 60 back to that lead OF
the five clubs. Suppose South
illnesses the eight Of clubs in
stead Of the six. This play
looks daring enough. but II
costs South his contract.
South leads the 10 Of spades
to force out the ace. and East
now leads the nine Of clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

South, holding Ask. must win
with the ace. Whenever South
tackles hearts. as he must to
get a ninth trick. East can step
up with the ace Of hearts and
take the seven and three Of
clubs. East defeats the con-
tract, taking two clubs. two
spades and q heart.
Daily Question
The player at your right
opens the bidding with one
spade. You hold:
AJloe 0KJlo5 oAlo @AKss
What do you do2
Answer: Double. II partner
responds in diamonds, your
worst suit, you will have to pass
and hope for the best. II the
opponents are vulnerable, you
might pass instead Of doubling.
This is a difficult position, and
either the pass or. the double
might work well.
Copyright, 1889.
copyright lDoe' oen1 Features Corp)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

lis the shrisking and
groaning really music?
are parents to blame for
lts phenomenal SUGGEST
how long will this fan
tastic craze last2
Until a few years ago, a
u hit record usually fea.
tured a big-name singer,
backed up by a big-name !
band, recorded on a big.
name label - and released
with a big-time barrage of
publicity. But no more!
In this weeks Saturday
Evening Post, you'll read
how the rock-'n'- roll craze
has turned the music world
into a ''madhouse" = and
how it all started with a slim
high-school student named
Elvis Presley! You'll learn:
. how disc jockeys at first
wouldn't play Prssley's rec
ords because he wus singing
"dorkY" music.
. how 70 TO 500 Of the his
records today are turned out
by tesn.asers you never
heard Of before.
. how any teen.0geP with
500 plus q catchy hieevp,
gFoan or shriek-ean become
onoihsr Elvis.
. how disc jockeys like Alon
Freed hold q frightening
power over tsen-agers.
. how a new type Of music is
gaining popvlarity-and maY
soon replace rock and roll.
Don't miss the exciting low.
down on the record world,
ut All Started With Elvis."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
A CURTIS MAGAZINE

In the September Ladies' Home
Journal the exclusive, intimate
story Of Queen Mary, grandmother
Of England's present queen as
and diaries. Also exclusive Paris
fashions. Get your copy todayla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
SHERWOOD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
q. Q. Masters Team Champion
Rule of Eleven
Guides DecIurer

When q player leads his
fourth-best card in q suit. SUBJ
tract the number Of that card
from II. The remainder is the
number Of higher cards held by
the other three players. The
rule Of II. as this is called, may
help you flnd the right way to
play the suit.
East dealer
North-South vulnerable
NORTH
AQ852
0976
oKQ63
%J2
WEST EAST
As743 AJAX
V83 0AQ42
1J8542 OCT
%l04 %Q9753
SOUTH
AJ106
8KJ105
oA10
%AK86
East South West North
IL INT Pass INT
Pass 3NT All Pass
Opening lead: Ten of clubs.
West opened the 10 of clubs,
covered in turn by the Jack,
queen, and king. South re-
turned the Jack Of spades to
East's king. East thereupon re-
turned the five Of clubs.
Leonard B. Harmon, playing
the South hand, felt pretty sure
that East had returned his
fourth-best club. Applying the
rule of II he discovered that
South. West, and North had
started with six cards higher
than the five Of clubs.
Declarer knew that dummy
had started with the jack Of
clubs and that his own hand
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-03-07

tegration.
Norman E. Lindsay, Arkan-
sas state police director, said
more arrests are expected.
Governor Orval Faubus, pro.
segregationist and leader a.
gainst the Supreme Court ruiz
ing on integrated public
schools, said that state police
moved in on the ring led by
two Negro adults and involv-
ing more than a dozen Negro
and white boys and girls.
The Governor said troopers
picked up five Negroes and
seven white boys and girls, all
in their teens, except two Of
the Negroes who are over 81.
Some of the teen-agers come
from very prominent fami-
lies" the governor said.
Mr.. Lindsay said the first ar
rests were the result of more
than a year of work by his
troopers and police from Little
Rock and North Little Rock.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-03-07
Davis Beouty

Continued from Page u
Kersh, Bonnie Ruth Lucas,
Bessie Vernell McElroy,
Frenehie Mapp, Theresa Edi-
son Smith, Mary Smith, Velma
Smith, Cornelius Thompson,
Bernice Thomas, Gloria Den
Thompson, Martha Wallace,
Ruby Lee Wilson, Geraldine
Walker, Cora Welch, Pauline
Mcintosh Watson.
Junior are: Helen Bell, Flo
Use Robinson, Bessie Ruffin.
Teacher Training: Armelia
n. Brown, Eliza Brit.
The general public is cordi-
ally invited to attend both the
Baccalaureate and Commence
ment Services.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-03-07

Prentiss Industrial Institute,
and Co-Sponscr of the first
Agent in Mississippi among
Negroes and DR. Willie G..
O'Reilly, former Club boy of
Yazoo City, Mississippi.
All Clubbers over the state
will be looking up to outstand-
ing leaders in every phase of
life or profession for the won
derful contributions that they
have rendered to and for Club
work in Mississippi
We salute you All Alumni
where ever you are and what
ever profession you are en-
gagged in.
During the All Club Week
all All Clubbers, leaders and
agents renew their efforts to
further acquaint the public
with All Club work and its in
fluence upon youth. A new
look at the Club program
brings a greater determination
to MAKE the Best Better" to
build better citizens, to de.
velop better leaders and to es-
tablish a program that will
meet the needs and interests
of our youth. Today the chal-
lenge is ours. Tomorrow it
will be theirs. Let us do our
part to help these boys and
girls grow and develop by
creating for them these new
experiences that All Club
work can provide.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-03-07
2 BIC Dances -
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DAY NIGHT, March 10 and
other Super Attractions that
will furnish music for the
Dance, Friday night, March
20.
Both night Dances will hon
or the visiting Teachers, but
ALL DANCE AND MUSIC
LOVERS ARE INVITED
ADVANCE TICKETS THURS
DAY NIGHT: SITS; At Door,
$500. Tax Incl. TABLES
WILL BE SOLD ON A FIRST
COME BASIC STEVENS
WILL BE OPEN BOTH DAY
AND NIGHT for the serving
of Fine Foods The Dance
begins at 900 P. M. ADVANCE
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAIN
ED AT: Miss. Enterprise;
Harmon Drug; Shepherds; The
Leader Store; King The Tail
or; Percy Simpsons; Charles
Wilson's Pool Room in Jack
son; Zebra Motel and Mo
mans Cafe in Tougaloo; Toll
livers Cafe in Canton A.
r. Buckley, Advertising Man
ager at Miss. Enterprise will
also hvae pletny of Advance
Tickets for the James Brown
Dance available
Special Arrangements are
Being Made to Accommodate
Large Crowds at Both Dances
Dance Floors, both in
the Rose Room and in the Res
taurant will be used Dine
and Dance at Stevens during
the Mississippi Teachers AssO.
citation Convention.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-03-07
Hundreds -
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suddenly, Friday evening, Feb
II while visiting in the home
of close friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Newman.
Active pallbearers: Messrs
John d. Anderson, M. G. Cal
houn, billiard Dale, E. p.
Brumfield, Jack Harris, Dam
peer Thornton; Honorary Pail
Bearers: Messrs Vernon Horne,
ST., Eugene Newman, James
Wilson, David Wilson, Bill
Hunt. irwin P. Hunt, Richard
Carter, Hardin Hull. Flower
bearers: Mesdames Ollie M.
Anderson, Marie Carter, Jes-
sic Horne, Carrie Magee, Mat
tie Mason, Ruby Newman,
Johnnie Parker, Margaret
Thomas, Lottie Thornton, An
ME r. Walker, Ella Mae Whit
head, Louvenia Williams.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-03-07
Mr.. Oates

Continued from Page y
as follows: Total number of
Sunday Schools, 81; Home De-
partments, total number, 4;
Children's Division: Nursery
Birth to years, /; Kindergar-
ten, AS years. 8; Primary, 6-7-8,
years, IS; Juniors, 9-10-11 year
olds, 13; Total 80. Youth Divi-
sion. Intermediates - 12-13-14
year olds, 10: Seniors, ages Is
1917, IA; Older Youth, ages
1924 6; Total &c..
Mr.. Oates works under Pre-
siding Elder, Rev. William
Ports.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-03-07

upon to give respect and honor
to the people who will be serv-
ing in leading roles to improve
the city.
All persons interested in fair
and equal participation of ali
citizens in our government on
all levels and who are inter-
ested in seeing that all pros
pective voters be qualified for
this participation, are asked 70
attend the Voters League meet
ing, Tuesday night, March 10,
1859 at 7:30 P. NJ, at Pearl
Street A. M. E. Church, Cor
ner Pearl and Clifton Streets.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-03-07
Mississippi Al Clubs Observe
National All Club Week

Over 100000 youths. volun.
teer adult leaders and Exten.
sion workers are observing
National All Club Week with
programs in schools. over
radio, television on stage, in
window displays, in member
ship campaigns, and present
ing to the world through news
paper articles, the work of the
All Clubs.
February 27-March 7 will
mark the period that many for
mer All Clubbers will be rec
ognized because the theme
this year is 1.-The Salute to
All Alumni according to
Thomas NJ. Norman, Jr., State
All Club Agent.
| am proud that / was a All
Club member and all of my
success thus far may be at
tributed to the early start in
agriculture through All Club
activities and participation.
Many outstanding leaders
will be recognized and per-
sons in professional life, many
of whom have already been
hOnored such as DR.. w. Milan
Davis, President of Okolona
College, Mr. David Thomas,
Jeanes Supervisor of Warren
County, Vicksburg, Mississip-
ri, Mrs. Dorothy Gordon Gran,
Head, Department of Home
Economics and Teacher Train
er, Alcorn A. & M. College,
Miss F. o. Alexander, Former
State Supervisor of Jeanes
Teachers, Mr.. M M. Hubert,
Former State Leader of Exten-
sion and the first County
Agent for Negroes in the state,
having organized the first All
Club in Jefferson Davis Coun-
ty, Prentiss, Mississippi by the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-03-07
Cops Smash
Mixed Teen
Dope Ring

LITTLE ROCK - An inter
racial dope ring was smashed
by state police and more ar
rests are expected in this CEN
ter Of the fight for school in
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-03-07
Voters League =

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persons who will be selected
as precinct committeeman.
The citizenry will be called
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-29

Calific6 la question de la es-
tadidad para Puerto Rico como
"completamente academica" con
relacion a la admission de Ha-
wall.
"Ciertamente no estoy cons
ciente de deseo alguno de parte
del pueblo de Puerto Rico de
eonvertirse en- estado de ia
Union, dijo.
Seaton emitio sus declaracio-
mes contestando los %argumentos
de los representatives James A.
Haley, democratic de Florida y
Walter Rogers, democratic de
TEXAS, enemigos de la estadidad.
Estos dijeron que las mismas
pruebas sobre estadidad tambien
aplicarian a otras regiones fue-
ra de Estados Unidos, incluyen-
do a Puerto Rico e Islas Virgo
mes.
No obstante, Seaton indic6
que, primero Ell Congreso tiene
que hacer de Puerto Rico un
t%erritorio Incorporate, antes de
que la Isla pueda empezar su
aprendizaje para un lugar en- la
Union.
Declare al Comite que Hawaii
(Pasa a la Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-29
Existe Movimiento SUbversivo en-
la Fronteru Nicaragua : Honduras

T~EGUCIGALPA, Enero %.
(UPI)-El gobierno emilio hoy
a mediodia, despues de una re
union del Consejo de Ministries.
I'm nueyo boletin relacionado
10 ss tetivi1ades de la conf
sic milftar mixta hondurefo-ni.
caragiiense, que, como Sc sabe,
practice recientemente I'm reco-
nocimiento en- Somoto, Somoti-
Ito, Teotecacinte y otros lugares
de Nicaragua, situados en- la re-
gi6n fronteriza.
Ell boletin dice que Ell infor-
me rendido por la Commission Mi
litar Mixta afirma la existencia
de "un franco indicio, que llega
en- ciertos puntos hasta la evi-
dencia, de que grupos de hon
durenos bajo la protection de la
Guardia Nacional de Nicaragua,
como en- ell case de Esteban Mar
tinez y sus secuaces, estan or
ganizando incursiones armadas
contra Ell gobierno de Hondu-
ras."
FL 6obierno hondureho in
forma asi mismo haber pedido
al de Nicaragua la captura de
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-29
Asuncion Ortiz
Serd Procesudu
Por S~ecuestro

NUEVA YORK, enero %
(UPI -Asuncion Ortiz fue acu
sada hoy formalmente del Sc
cuestro del infante John Tava-
res. Aparentemente la joven
espera0a retener al hombre que
VIVA con ella dandole un hijo.
La Joven puertorriquena fue
Nevada en- una ambulancia a
la enfermeria-prisi6n del Hos
pital Roosevelt para I'm examen
fisico inmediatamente des-
pues de haber sido ingresa-
da. Asuncion diio que Sc sentia
NAL y la policia comprobo que
escupfa sangre.
De ser declarada convicta del
delito de que Sc lie acusa, Asun-
ci6n puede ser condenada a 20
amos de earcel.
Los padres del nino secues-
trade, Jose Y Doralisa Tavares,
dijeron que tienen la esperan-
"a de que Asunci6n reciba "mu-
cha ayuda". Pero, agrego la ma
DIRE, mo podre perdonarle nun
ca 10 que me ha hecho."
Sc dice que Ell infante Sc en-
cuentra perfectamente en- ell
Hospital Roosevelt donde 10
atienden de una Affection res
pira ,ria y una leve indigestion.
Sc espera que en- menos de una
semana podra ser llevado a su
hogar.
Asuncion, que confeso ell Sc
cuestro despues de su arresto
aver, declare a las autoridades
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-29
tonqukia del Espseio
lonquNId 0e EPoCN
Prindpian a Se|eecionar VoIuntarios Para
Photo de Satellite Artificial al Espacio
NUevo cohete q la Luna serd Lonzado ell Du % de Febrero
Buiurdn a Doce los Candidates por Medic de Elimination. =

NUEvA YORK, enero %. (U.
P.I.)-Estados Unidos ha CO.
menzado va a seleccionar de una
lista de ITO voluntarios al pri-
mer photo que sera lanzado al
espacio en- un satellite artificial.
Ell DR.. T. Keith Glennan, Di-
rector de la Administration Ma
cional de Astronautica, dijo que
por un proceso de elimination
Sc seleccionara Tin equipo de
doce voluntarios que estaran de-
bidamente preparados para vue-
los espaciales, cuando Estados
Unidos este listo para lamar al
espacio ell cohete tripulado del
llamado "Proyecto Mercurio."
FL photo Sc alojara en- una
capsula especial que sera pues-
ia en- en- orbita por I'm cohete
Atlas perfeccionado a quizas por
ell cohete intercontinental IT,
tan.
Ell DR.. Gelnnan dio una des-
cripcion detallada de la lorna
en- que ell gobierno seleccionara
al primer "Hombre del espacio"
y la preparation que este reci-
bira en- un discurso que pronun-
clio esta noche en- ell Institute de
Clencias Aeronauticas, de esta
ciudad.
"Debe ser -dijo- graduado
de alguna universidad con titu-
10 de Ingenierfa O Ciencias FISH
cas-. Ademas, debe haber termi-
nado Ell curse que reciben los
que Sc especializan como pilo-
tos de pruebas v tener un mini
mo de 1900 horas de vuelo.
"Debe tener menos de 40 amos
de edad y ser de preparedness
normales. Su salud debe ser ex-
celente y debera tener los atri-
butos fisicos y psicol6gicos para
vucs Us espaclales determinados
por los aeromedicos que traba-
jan en- Ell "Proyecto Mercurio".
Glennan dijo luego que a par.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-29
Frondizi LIeua
a Nueva York
Desde Detroit

NUEvA YORK, enero % (U.
P.I.)-El Presidente de Argen-
tina Arturo Frondizi lego hoy
procedente de Detroit en- ell de-
elmo segundo dia de SUI vista
a Estados.
AL salir del avi6n que aterri-
20 a las dos de la tarde La Ma
rine Air Terminal, del aeropuer-
to Laguardia, Ell primer magis-
trado argentine fue recibido por
ell Comisionado del Department
to de Concrete Y Actos Publi-
cos, Richard c. Patterson, en-
nombre del Alcalde Robert F.
Wagner.
Ell Presidente Frondizi, que
viaja acompahado por su esposa
se.ora Elena de Frondizi, pri-
mera dana argentina, sali6 en-
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