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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

CHEVY CHASE-Well constructed
6-room brick Colonial WITH slate
roof; adjacent to Brook Farms
and Brookville I'd. shopping CEN
ter; garage; large level lot; oil
INV. neat: S1S,960. well financed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

CHEVY CHASE-Spac. brks ramb
IN 5'etter.than-new cond:, offers
as functional, everyday livabiiity.
Large hv. rm., din. rm., mod. kit.
with tbl. space, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
scr: pch on main level; full bsmt.
with paneled den and HUGE beaut
m; rec; rm; Only S25;500;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

close in = S14,500:
$500 down FILA buys this lovely
4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape Cod home.
Wall-to-wall carpeting in living
room, separate dining room. iull
attractive, corner, Anchor fenced
lot. TINKLE PROPERTIES, Real
tors. ia. 5-120f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

CHEVY CHASE: THE HAMLET",
When only the very finest will
do" Only your personal inspec-
ton can reveal all the many de-
spect. phone Mr.. DuMoNT' Oh.
4-7629. THOS. ]. FISHER a
CO, INC, DI. 7-6S3O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

ANTIQUE BRICK WITH WHITE
TRIM hOt-w ssd t,l bsseb board heat heat
bined with 27-ft. recreation room;
fireplace in living room, dining
room and carport are some Of the
reasons you will see this 1-year-old
split-level with the work all
done" BY appt. S21,950. Call
ia. $4,000, 9 to q. SHANNON g.
LUCHS. REALTORS, 2O55 Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

BRICK BUNGALOW = M, New
Hamp. ave.. mile over DC. line
in TAX. Park. Quality built 2 bed
rms, lge. kit, expand. attic, side
porch, bsmt.; nice yard. $4,000.
Call til 2 pm. r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors, MA. S.6020.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13
THEY NEVER CHANGE
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

RoCKyILLE-sPAcE WITH suDo-
fSI basement s s'a With l exit iI pris Ssin t.
sell; $4,000. HUGH T. PECK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

1928 18th STREET NV.
Spacious semidet. brick home. 3
bedrms., 2 baths, lge,. liv, rm;,
sep. din. rm., modern kit. with al!
luxury equip: priced to sell and
please your fancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13
Norman H. Himelfarb

NEAR HECHTS, in st. Michaels
Parish! Spacious 4-bedrm brick
cape Cod. with slate roof! 2K
baths, hot water heat; double
rec. room; huge fenced lot; tor
conditlon! In mid-20sl Cal
RIPLEY Co III k-R111
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

kENWOOD PARK-New center-hall
split level with big bedrms., den.
de luxe WESTINGHOUSE kitchen,
screened porch and garage( nicely
wooded lot: q spacious home in a
choice area; in the 30s. JAMES C.
CONNLLlEY & CO., Bethesda, OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

COrORED-TRADE IN, OR SMALL
DOWN PAYMENT buys this
brand-new, reconditioned, semidet
brick home. Six lovely rms, mod
kit, powder rm., central air con-
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 4-3737
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

CHEVY CHAsE-This compl. redec.
Dutch Colonial sparkles amid tall
trees Of this older. gracious neigh
borhood, Living rm., dining rm.,
mod, kit, scr. pch. on LIST floor;
bedrms.. bath up; rumpus rm. in
psmt:; garage. Only S1S,500.
ANDRIs REALTY oL. 2-an7n TIL 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13

ONE ACRE, with lovely attractive
and spacious custom-built home.
Immediate possession and attrac-
tive financing.
THOMAS F. HALEY
Established 1945
AP. 7-S300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-13
KENWOOD PARK 1RF1-z se5

MASS: AVE. EXT.-Newiy remod,
Dutch Colonial on lge. wooded
lot; 3 bedrms:. 2 baths, mod. kit, ::
close, to schools and transp' :
priced under 20
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
EN-. O-lSUU Ewes or, RqOOo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27

THERE is A famous passage in
the book showing Kossack mock
ing an old Jew, humiliating him
and beating him. Yuri Andreye-
vich Zhivago, the Christian, who
witnesses the brutal scene in the
company of his Jewish friend, Bor-
den, deeply denounces the pogroms
and Jewish prosecutions. This is
the voice of Christianity speaking.
However, Borden, the Jew, sees all
of this and remains seated without
comment. Why doesn't the Jew
speak out?
The answer is soon to come. Bor-
den speaks with a vehemence of
| Jewish Self-hatred which our au-
thor puts in the mouth of the Jew.
He claims that the Jewish people
are responsible for their own mis-
cry. The Jewish character COM
I ments on the classic belief of anti
Semitism, that the Jew suffers be-
cause of his rejection of the Christ
9s the savior. The koSSack is not
to be blamed for his actions, for if
the Jew had really and truly ac-
cepted Christ, the kossack would
not treat him in this manner.
THE SOLUTION to the Jewish
problem, Pasterak gives in one
sweeping sentence: "Their idea
has forced them, century after CEN
tury to be a people and nothing but
a people," How could they do it?
In whose interest is this voluntary
martyrdom? Who stands to gain
by keeping it so that innocent old
men and women and children and
all these clever and kind human
people should go on being Knocked
and beaten up through the centu-
ries? Why don't they dismiss this
army which is forever fighting and
being massacred, nobody knows
for what?
Why don't they say to them:
That's enough. Stop now. Don't
hold on to your identity, don't all
get together in a crowd. Disperse.
Be with all the rest. You are the
first and best Christians in the
world"
How ironic that Pasternak, him.
self a Jew, has nothing to say
about Jewish heroism. He has
nothing to say about the millions of
his own people who were put to
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
JEWISH BOOK CORNER -
DR.. Zhivoqo' Profones Jewish Mdr+Yrdom

death on the soil of Europe; moth
ing to say about the millions who
were pulled out of the pits of death
to make a new state and create a
new nation.
All his characters repeat only the
morbid words of self annihilation.
PASTERNAK PERHAPS is a
lesson to the Jewish people, for
here is a man who agreed with the
Russian government. The best an
swer to the Jewish problem would
be assimilation, and yet in his ad-
vocating assimilation he is still not
accepted by the Russian govern
ment and the Russian literary writ
ers, and with his vehemence in de-
nouncing> his own people, he is still
not acceptable in their eyes.
He is a lonely, tragic figure who
belongs neither to one group nor to
another, and in this tragic isolation
in which he has placed himself,
perhaps we can learn that the true
happiness of the Jew is in the full
fillment of his Jewish identity.
Despite Pasternaks, the Jew will
go on living in Russia, living by his
Judaism and his JewishneSS, and
these will speak for themselves in
the years to come. Judaism is and
will be tree of life.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27

the Nobel prize for literature. He
received it for his book, ''Dr. Zhi-
vago," which aroused a storm in
Russia, indicating to us the pro-
found insecurity on the part of the
regime. It is one of the ironies of
a situation that an award should
have been bestowed on a Russian
Jew who repects his Jewishness
and whom, in turn, the Russians
reject.
Pasternak was the eldest son of
Leonid Pasternak, famous paint
er who was deeply attached to the
Zionist movement, and Rosa Kauf-
man Pasternak, the musician. Ear
ly in his life he abandoned his love
for music and went to study phil
osophy. 1t was in Marburg, Ger
many, that he became the pupil of
Professor Herman Cohen, the fam
Gus Jewish philosopher. During the
first World War he returned to
Russia.
IN HIS BOOK he tried to show
honestly and with deep sympathy
how a society was in complete up
IIGdNd1 OGCdQSS VI q 4CNO4QJlOAAs 44C
does not present the BolShevik
leaders as villains. He understands
the meaning of the revolution and
shows its force in the development
OF Russia, but Pasternak is never
the less considered a hereto be-
cause he has the courage to say in
this book: ''I used to be very rev.
olutionary, but now I think that
nothing can be gained by brute
force. People must be drawn to
good by goodness.
The book has become a "cauSe
celebre" amongst the Russians and
the Western world because it re-
veals the inner heart of a man who
was not crushed by the tyranny of
the Soviet regime. 1t proves to the
Russian Communist leaders that
although they overtly can silence
the conscience and mind of the
Russian people, inwardly they cam
not destroy the souls of free men.
What remains so tragic about
Boris Pasternak is that in his per-
secution as a Jew although he has
adopted another faith, he remains
sympathetic to the suffering Rus
slams and yet expresses no sympa-
thy for his own people.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27

Mr.. Jacob Checker, rs, died
March 10 at his home, 317 W.
Granada. Funeral services were
held at Grimshaw Mortuary Chapel
March 20. Burial was in Beth E.
Cemetery. Rabbi Carol Klein and
Cantor Harold Green Officiated.
He was born in Russia and came
to Phoenix in 1852 from New York
City, where he was a painter and
decorator He was a member OF
Beth FL Congregation.
He is survived by his wife, Fan
ny; a son, DR.. Abraham Checker
of Mesa; a daughter, Sarah Chef
ker, of San Francisco; and four
sisters who live out of state.
Mr.. Max Sedman, 62, died March
II at the Phoenix General Hospital.
Funeral services were held at
Grimshaw Mortuary Chapel March
13. Burial was in Beth Hebrew
Cemetery. Rabbi William Green
berg officiated. Mr.. Sedman had
suffered a heart attack at his home,
1903 w. Northern.
Mr.. Sedman came here from De-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
Obituaries

troit 13 years ago. He was veter-
an of World War 1, member of
the American Legion, Phoenix Po-
lice Auxiliary, Beth Hebrew Con-
gregation, B'nai Birth, and the
Moose Lodge. He operated the Val
ley Bond Co.
Survivors include his wife, Sarah,
and two sons, Morton of Detroit,
and Yale of Macomb, Ill.
Mrs. Rose Fradin, 55, died
March 16 in her home, 1907 E.
Amelia. Funeral services were
held at A. L. Moore and Sons Nor
tuary March 18. Burial was in Beth
Israel Cemetery. Robbi Albert
Plotkin officiated.
Mrs. Fradin, born in New York
City and came to Phoenix Is years
ago from Buffalo, N. Y. She and
her husband, Nathan, owned and
operated Dandy Cleaners at 1928
E. Indian School.
She is survived by her husband;
two sons, Kenneth and Jack, both
of Phoenix; daughter, Mrs. Jack
Taperman, Buffalo; and four bro
theirs, Max, Jack, and Benjamin
Wishnoff, all of New York City,
and Henry Wishnoff of Las Vegas,
New.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
JEWISH BOOK CORNER

agony was his soul tried with every
form of humiliation.
That the revolution would free
the Jew and make him again a
new citizen of a new Russia was
the hope of every Jew who re-
manned during the revolution. But
the Jew, instead of being liberated,
was caught in a civil war between
the BolShevik regime on the one
hand and the CZarist regime on the
other.
AND EVEN after the victory of
the Communists the Jew was put
to another persecution. Not ply
sically was he put in the pale set
tlement, but Judaism and Jewish
life were literally smothered by the
determination of the Communist
party to assimilate the Jew into
the Soviet Union. Jewish newSpa-
pers, cultural schools, and all the
developments that had taken place
for so many years were Snuffed out
without protest, and so the Jew has
lived through these past 40 years a
miserable life and in a spiritual un-
derground in order to keep his Ju-
daism alive.
The Communist masters had one
fear, that Jewish writer's would
speak the voice of betrayal which
the Russian Communist govern
ment had placed upon the Jew so
oil the famous Yiddish authors
were put to death.
TIL e r e ESCAPED, however,
one Jew who, because he rejected
his JewiShness and lived apart
from the Russian people, was un-
harmed. This personality was Bor-
is Pasternak, the first Jew to get
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
Passover Products
List Is Redesiuned

NEW YORK-The annual edition
OF the Passover Kosher products
directory of the Union of Orthodox
Jewish Congregations of America
has been published this year in a
completely new form designed for
easy use by shoppers.
Copies of the directory are avail
able without charge from the Or
thodox Union, 305 Broadway, New
York z, NY.
The 1859 Passover directory is
the same pocket size as its COM
panion publication, the year-around
Orthodox Union Kosher Products
Directory.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
Technical Experts
SOUGHT By Israel

Edgar Korrick and DR.. Joseph
Bank, co-chairmen of the Phoenix
American Technion Society, have
received a request for local tech
biological experts who can advise
Israeli industries in various fields.
A fee for this volunteer service is
paid by the industry to Technion,
Israel Institute of Technology.
The Technion Consulting Service
needs experts in plastics, meteorol-
ogy, concrete technology, radio
isotopes, spray nozzles, desalina-
ton of brackish waters, production
of chemicals out of oil, use of So
lar radiation for distillation pur-
poses, market research, and citrus
by-products.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
BY RABBI ALBERT PLOTKIN

Of all Jewry, none have suffered
so deeply and so profoundly as
have the Russian Jews. From the
beginning of its history, Russian
Jewry has constantly been at the
mercy OF prosecutors. During the
Czarist regime the Jew was "a
Scapegoat for all RuSSia's ills.
Pogrom after pogrom brought
him to the lowest degradation. He
was forced to live in the pale set
Elements, and in the worst kind of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
RecIuse Wills Fortune

NEW YORK (JTA) - Charles
Fraiman, who died in Philadel-
phia hospital Feb. 10, bequeathed
his $3.50, 900 fortune to the Yeshiva
University here. The 74-year-old
Jewish junk dealer lived alone in
rickety wooden house in Hatboro,
Pa,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-03-27
Documentary Movie

NEW YORK-Edward G.. Robin
son will make documentary film
tentatively called "A Walk from
Dan to Beersheba, in Israel.
Shooting of the movie was sched-
uled to start Tuesday.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

PREGUNTA' En- una carta
muy simpatica me cuenta Oh
ga que tiene un novio que es
completamente irresponsible.
Lo dice Ell padre de la mu-
chacha, 10 dicen sus parientes,
10 dice TODD ell mundo y 10 di-
ce ella misma. Sin embargo,
ella 10 quiere y no sabe que
hacer.
RESPUESTA: La cosa esta
mas clara que ell aqua. 81 listed
misma reconoce que SUI novio
es un titere ique otra cosa
cape sino dejarlo y buscar
otro? La inocente creencia de
que una mujer, a fuerza de
amar, puede zanzibar a un
hombre ha sido causa de mu-
chos 6esenganos. listed es de-
masiado inteligente para caer
en- semejante error.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

Mr.. Mort combina los ingredientes apropiados para la apa.
riencia juvenil en- este traje de surrah de soda con estampadO
Q ojOs. La cOrrea mitad de cuero, curvea gentilmente hacia
arriba. Las mangas son a~glObadas para estalEar en- Ell brazo;
la espalda, suavemente abIusada lleya botones.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

bilidad MASCULINE, y TODD esposo
sc siente desconcertado, por no
decir celoso, cuando We a su mu-
jer jnteresada en- gustav, atraer
e influir no p~recisamente en- Ell;
p0r ESQ suele darse ese case del
marido que insiste. en- NANTES
tarse disconforme con la coque-
terra de su esposa. Cuando una
mujer encuentra en- SUI marido
esa oposici6n a SUI forma de CO.
quetcria debe ser bastante psi
cologa para comprender que ESQ
Sc debe a que el duda de 81 Sc
"a Ell unico depositario de aque-
LA, y no a que lie disguise YER
la realzsda en- sus encantos. Ash
estimadas esposas, a tener pre-
sente esta suggestion que brinda-
mos desinteresadamente a to-
das por igual: ser coqueta, 81
mucho mas que de soltera, Pc
70. . para agradar al marido.
Y conste que con este conse-
jo aspiramos a contrarrestar los
efectos de ciertoS juicios de al.
gunas amigos que infelizmen-
te nunca faltan a la mujer ca
sada- que ofician de defense
ras de la independence femeni-
IA y sostienen que consular en-
este aspecto ell criterio del ma
rido significa perder la perso.
nalidad.
Porque esa personalidad no Sc
pierde por complacer al hombre
que Sc quiere, y aunque Sc vie
Sc un tanto menguada, la mujer
que as! actua We ST condescen-
dencia compensate con la salts
facci62 de proporcionar al ser
amado un placer mas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

no siente ninghn carino por
las de SUI marido. Ell en- CAM
bio, Ell como buen padre que
es, deSea que sus hijoS vivian
con ustedes. FL cOnflicto es
profundO y dificil. Ambos de.
ben discutirlo y tratar de re-
solverlO porque esta intima.
mente ligadO a SUI felicidad.
Que transija Ell un POGO y us.
ted OtrO POGO; no divide que
nadie cOnsigue TODD 10 que
quiere que ell amor impone
tambien sacrificios y concesio.
mes. iQue haria listed 81 fuese
la madre de esOs ninOs? 5No
impOndria a SUI esposo la con-
dicion de vivir todos juntos,
de cuidar de ellos? P0r otra
parte, no divide que ell nero
hecho de eaSarse con un VIII.
do significa la tacita adopta.
ci6n de los hijos de SUI ante.
riOr matrimOniO.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

La eoqueteria de la mujer
ejerce en- la relacion conyugal,
ell importante papel de mantle
ner la attraction y la suggestion
que tuna vez" influyeron en- Ell
espiritu del marido, pero STEM
pre- Y cuando la esposa sepa EN-
plearla con buen discernimien-
to y criterio personal. Para ase-
gurar ell logro de este objective
Sc impone estudiar minuciosa.
mente ell gusto del consorte y
adaptar a las exigencias este.
ticas sus manifestations de CO.
queteria. Las esposas ~sensatas
olvidan los metodos empleados
cuando SUI coqueteria iba dirigi-
da a "los hombres" en- general
aun al novio de aver, y toman
en- cuenta 10 que para ell mari
do es grato en- la mujer o me
jor dicho en- "su mujer'. Por
ejemplo: 81 al esposo no lie gus.
ia yer a su mujer con un ma.
quillaje sofisticado, ropa muy
cenida, unas muy largas, cabe.
Hos muy cortos, tacones muy
altos o viceversa, la insistencia
de su caramitad en- presentaI
csc aspecto no solo desagrads
al hombre sino que 10 hace ex.
presarse con cierto retintin des
pectivo de la coqueteria de la,
mujeres. En- cambio, 81 nots
que ella Sc arregla y Sc presen.
Ia de acuerdo con ell gusto de
el, Sc manifestars partidario de
la coqueteria femenina y halla
"a en- esta una demonstration de
interes de su esposa por agra
darle y atraeorlo. La mujer uti
nza ST. coqueteria como I'm arms
para hacer blanco en- la sensi
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27

I que en- la pelicula Zone eyec
Jacks, tambien es la estrell;
y Ell director, y por 81 no 10 sa
bian, Ell fue Ell que escogi6 :
Pima, entire las que hicieron IL
prueba filmica en- Mexico.....E
pequeho hijo de Alan Laid, Da
vid, no hay duda que sera actor
va que sigue recibiendo ofertas.
So. Proximamente hara kid
mapped, que hara la MGM me
parece. Hans Conried ha logra.
do I'm triunfo personal en- Tall
Story" una eomedia que en- su
presentation en- Philadelphia ha
logrado gustav, y que en- unos
dias, abrira en- Nueva York. La
Warner va ha comprado los de-
rechos, y hara la pelicula. Ell
colmo es que va hay quienes
ven en- la obra una buena pelicu-
la para este y aquel galan.. sin
pensar en- que 81 esta gustando
en- las tablas, sera debido en-
gran parte a la actuacion de-.
Hans Coried.
TINTANADAS. Ell papa de
Tin Tan esta enfermo en- Los
Angeles, donde estaba pasando
una temporada en- compania de
su hijo, ell locutor Pedro Valdes
Castillo. Eve Arden trabajara al
lado de Lana Turner y James
Stewart, Ben Gazzarra y Arthur
o'Connell en- Anatomy of a
Murder" que dirigira Otto Pre-
minger, mismo quien sigue en-
lios con su esposa, a quien acu-
so de amorios con Michael Rem
ME, hace algunos meses Y la es-
posa contesto a los cargos con
acusaciones similares nombran-
do otras mujeres como amantes
del conocido director. Linda
Dancil, joven bailarina y actriz,
esta muy contenta por estar fill
mando al lado de Loretta Young
en- "Trouble in Carlo Valley
para television.. Los comunistas
escritores de Hollywood estan
felices porque va pueden compe-
tir en- las ternas del Oscar, va
que ne ha echado a I'm lado la
ley que la Academia habia rene
gado philharmonic desde enton-
ees, podria ser eligible para com
petir para ningun premio. Ash
fue que Sc dio ell case de que un
tai Robert Rich Sc gano ell pre-
milo por su obra "The Brave
One, y nadie quiso aceptar el
premio, porque no habia ningu-
-(Continda en- la Pagina 9)-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
Lou en-
Hollywood
Por Arnlondc del Moral
Director de cine-CRAFIcA

Juan Garcia EsquiveI canine
de convertirse en- una figura de
magnitud.
Ell papa de Tin-Tan enfermo
en- Los Angeles, y otros chismes
y cuentos
(Servicio Periodistico 0rbe.
Reproduction Prohibida)
enero rs. Is.
P.O.)-Juan Garcia Esquivel es.
ia logrando una gran populari.
dad por AGA, presentandose en-
programs de television como
los de "Pat Boone, sus discos,
grabados por RCA Victor Sc
venden en- cantidades astrono-
micas, Y parece ser que 81 ell Chi
co continua como va, llegara a
ser I'm "nombre" por AGA, como
10 ha logrado ser Perez Prado...
Por cierto que en- los anuncios
de la primera presentation de
Esquivel con Pat Boone, ponian
"Hoya Negra" por "Oye Negra''..
Els conocido que mis- paisanos
no Sc lucen por su dominic de
los idiomas, pero caray, cuando
Sc trata del titulo de una can
ci6n, bien podrian poner mas in
teres y copiarlo bien...
a
Mexico en- estos dias Ell joven
productor Jose Bolahos, pero no
ira con Ell Anthony Quinn, quiza
porque su idea era pasearse en-
Mexico en- la capital, Sc entien-
de, con Emilio Fernandez y no
pasar ell tempo metido en- una
locacion pesada como la de Du-
rango....Lo de la pelicuIa sigue
en- pie y la filmacion es segura
para ell verano, en- cuanto Sc
pongan de acuerdo en- la estre-
liza femenina, que segun me pa
junto con Katy Jurado...... jSa-
bian ustedes que hay 936 pc
liculas elegibles par Ell Oscar?
Lo peor del case eS que entire
todas estas, no hay ninguna que
Sc destaque como 10 mejor de 10
mejor este ano.. .Hubieron mu-
chas buenas, 81, pero ninguna
realmente exceptional. Pima Pc
Ulcer por fin film6 una esce-
ma. No importa que lleve meses
a salario, nj estudiando su papel.
Apenas en- dias pasados Sc tomo
una escena y Marion Brando
esta muy contento, porque dice
que no solo fotografia la chica
bien, sine que queda bien
en- la escena como actriz. Ell
tempo dira que tan bueno fue
Marion como busca talento, va
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-27
PARA GABRIELA

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problema es grave. 81 listed
quiere tan apasionadamente
como dice a SUI esposo y SUI es-
posO tiene dos hijos de un
matrimonio anterior, que has
ia ell presente han vivido con
la madre de Ell, SUI amor ha.
cia Ell no es complete a no
ser que quiera tambien a esos
ninos Pero listed dice que no
lie GUSTAV las criaturas y que