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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-09

woods; the use of gold anodizing which gives the
metal brilliant cast well as insuring permanent
finish; the addition of new shapes and styles formerly
reserved for the drawing room-all these have lifted
this metal of the doldrums Of its previous con-
formity and have guaranteed it firm place not only
in the sun, but throughout the house.
The ideal in muti-purpose furniture however,
remains wrought iron. Although it is more costly
than aluminium, its air of permanence and sturdy
construction more than compensate for its price in
the minds of many buyers. Wrought iron, too has
undergone a revolution in styling and versatility.
Here are complete groups of delicate, precision
made pieces in kaleidoscope of colors and in every
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-09

Luxury In outstanding de-
sign = LawHIife'S Pom
peiaH In aluminium. foam
rubber. and "Tin0i0T."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-09

Rattan bGTyeI-chaiv, with
removable seat, storage
space = and they slack.
By Decorative Imports.
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Under The Sun

IIERE tables and chairs and oaters and shelters
Il l. to suit the sun-spirited way of life brought
about by houses with lawns, gardens paos, terraces,
and big picture windows. Inventive manufacturers
combining materials, using beautiful lines, and
weatherproofng, to produce a new kind of furniture
that can be used indoors and out. In the aluminium,
wrought iron, wood particularly redwood), and
rattan furniture field, the news is good.
Aluminium, the undsputed leader in popular appeal,
has been and continues to be the rend-seter. 1t is
lightweight it is rustproof and it is comparatively
inexpensive. The complaint in years past was that
it could only be used gracefully out-of-doors. This
is no longer true The combination of aluminium with
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-09

C0mpGcf0 terrace chair
and ottoman of cord and
aluminium; inexpensive,
waterproof, bright coIors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-09

period and style imaginable equally at home beside
barbecue the terrace or in an elaborate salon.
The news in redwood is the exciting way ii has
been used by some manufacturers in delicate, thin
planked designs and shapes combined with aluminium
to give feeling of the lightweight, the luxurious,
the modern
In rattan there is fuidity of line and casual COM
fort in reasonably inexpensive furniture Here, too
there is trend toward products that can be used
twelve months of the year-for dining areas the
family room, even as an occasional piece in the
living ROOM
In a word for indoors and out, there b today,
everything under the sun. Continued on page 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-09

hfcO's americana simple. graceful ar
chhecfnJai lines with slender floating
Io0k-ribbed. eaSy-dryine Saran and
9oid-Sprayed aluminium.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-09

Functional and tEn-for indoors and our. summer
and winfeT-Fir0. Woodlands classic wrought iron
Pinecresf sroEP-fo enhance terrace, garden patio
or RoH formal dinner parry.
Evening star., 1959-11-10

Famous name dresses with full
skirts, deep hens, novelty
trims. Solid coIors, pIoids,
prints or stripes in crisp cot
tons. 5-6x, 7 to IA.
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boys reg. 3.99
lined pants
2''

Polished cotton winter pants,
lined with warm cotton flannel.
Completely washable, winter
colors Of black, cocoa or no.
turoI. Sizes 6-l6.
BOYS WEAR - Washington,
Fourth Floor; Langley Park
and Shirlington, First Floor
Evening star., 1959-11-10

one day
only
Wednesday
Evening star., 1959-11-10

Fitted princess styles in worm
checks. Some with Orion pile
wool tweeds, solid coIors or lin
ino, some with royon velvet
trims. Sizes TIA.
Evening star., 1959-11-10

Here's a buy in eosy-fittine
cosuoIs. Choose q plain toe
oxford with ripple sole in
brown or the popular buck
campus boot with nyIon
fleece lining. Ton. Sizes Oil
moi MI
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17

FavTsso del oeonlecer evbono..
Continuation de la Pagina .,

unas breves lfneas de agradecimiento a los lectores. Vuelvo a
Cuba, pero estas palabras no conllevan ell "adios", sino "hasta
luego". Mientras permanezca ALA, ustedes seguiran leyendo
RELOJ. Ell redactor jamas podra agradecer en- 10 que vale la
muestra de paciencia, la generosdad, de los millares de cubanos
e hispanoamercanos que hcieron de esta Seccion, durante sus
tres amos de vida ininterrumpida, un medic de information
sobre ell accidentado acontecer iseno.
Yo eSpero que Ell vfnculo escogido por ustedes haya Sido
adecuado, que 10 sga siendo, y que la pluma que fushgo las
tenebrosidades del reciente pasado jamas tensa que volver a
esgrimirse para condenar Ell imperio de la Tirania en- nuestro
pario suelo.
RELOJ cumpli6 I'm deber, una mission. En- Ell future, por 10
menos, aspiramos a que siga cumpliendo, tan sencilamente como
aver, Ell deber y la mission que lie confiaron sus lectores.
I'm p~eri6dco, un p~eriodista, tiene tanto la obligation como
ell derecho de enjuciar los males y aportar, honestamente, los
remedies que considere indispensables a la curacion de los mis-
mos. 81 Sc equivoca en- la t~erapeuhca, que jamas sea por razo-
mes de bastardo interes personal. RELOJ ha demostrado que
.aspiraba solo a contribuir al rescate de nuestras hbertades Sc
~cuestradas, a la reconquista para Cuba del regimen de Libertad,
Democratic y Derecho que lie ~arrebat6, en- infausta m~adrugada,
ell golpe cuartelario del 10 de mario.
Cumplida la taea, Ell deber, la mission, hasamos votos fer
vientes por la consolidation de las instituciones que nos lega-
ron nuestros abuelos, y afrontemos ell presente con vision de
future. Que ell destno nos debe a todos, en- especial a los
emigrados cubanos, la mas espendorosa de todas las victorias.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17

ben recordarse las ejecuciones
en- la Sierra Maestro, algunos
de cuyos inponentes crimenes
aparecieron fotografiados en- va
rias publicaciones del mundo.
"A mi entender, ese es I'm
estado de locura impuesto por
Ell terror y llevado con incon.
ciencia de pianos de absurda
pretension politica, como pare
ce deducirse de 10 que dijo ell
padre Chavele frente a la ma
tanza colectiva de militares y
adeptos en- Santiago de Cuba,
a quienes auxilio espiritualmen-
te, en- ell sentido de que este
parece hacerse con Ell prop6sito
de evitar que tstas gentes vuel-
van dentro de tres o cuatro
amos
P SCuAles son sus planes y
propositos para ell future?
R. Ahora soy solo I'm exila-
do politico, sin ningdn plan Ill
terror en- mente. Limito mis- mas
fervorosos anhelos porque pue.
da rebasarse la ola de terror
existente y que ell pueblo pueda
llegar a disfrutar en- paz del am
paro de las leyes y de la prospe-
ridad de la nacion.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
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Continuation de la Pag. 81

la com'sion por cuanto ell iefe
de la Delegation de ese pals.
Mario Oscar Mendivil, ocupaba
en- esos momentos la Presiden-
cha de la Comision, afirm6 en-
terminus generates que no con-
siderable possible la creaci6n de
uo banco tan grsnde como
nuestras necesidades''.
Pero dijo, Ell Banco debe con.
tar con una estructura flexible
que lie permita recurrir a los
mercedes de capital privado en-
Ell future y obtener en- ellos
fuertej prestamos de fondos.
Tsmbien sugirio Llorens que
Ell Banco no solo hiciese pres
tamos de fondos para fomento
reproductive sino tambien
prestamos de creditos para pro-
yectos de orden social.
FL nuevo Banco, declare, de-
be tamhien contar con facultad
para otorgar prestamos a en-
presas privadas y no limitarse
unicamente a facilitar creditos
a gobiernos.
Finalmente, ell delegado Lilo.
rens manifesto que en- ell curse
de las actuaIes negociaciones Sc
daria a conocer en- detalle ell
punto de vista del gobierno ar
gentino sobre la materia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
BATISTA


ciales, tenian contacto con los
miembros del Gabinete, mi Sc
nora y conmigo. Hecha la de-
duccion, Sc vera que tendria que
matar, e~ncarcelar, enjuiciar, ext
lar o expulssr del pals, a mas
de la mitad de sus habitanteS.
Pi jQue cree listed de los fu-
silamientos en- masa que Sc es-
tan llevando a cabo?
r. Solamente que es un sin
toma de barbarie. oficiales, ella
ses y Soldados pundonorosos,
que Sc han rendido confiando
en- la ley y en- ell sentido huma-
no que debe tener toda. autori-
dad, estan siendo asesinados en-
masa. Igual esta ocurriendo con
empleados o civiles amigos a
quienes mssacran con ell pretex-
to de a%cusaciones cualesquiera.
P Dicen que durante SUI re-
gimen fueron victimadas unas
10000 personals. lQue puede de-
cir sobre ESQ?
R. ESQ es una calumnia tan
ignominosa como las perservas
intencioneS con que quieren
Clos rebeldes) iustificar sus err
menes, hablando inclusive de
horripilantes Instruments de
tortura que nunca Sc han usado
en- Cuba. En- primer lugar, no
hubo esa fabulosa cantidad de
bajas o muertes por ambos la
dos. Pero de las infortunadas
victimas que hubo, la mayoria
puede atribuirse sin duda a los
despiadados metodos de violen-
ella y terrorismo que los rebel
DIES impusieron. Seria interesan-
te que, hacienda buena la JAG
tanciosa afirmacion de que en-
Cuba hay libertad de prensa
una libertad parecida a la Ru-
sa en- la que ell que habla en-
contra muere o 10 aprisionan-
permitieran hablar a los familia-
res de los miles que ellos asesi-
naron, stropellaron o desapare-
cieron. Ell rio de sangre que es-
ia corriendo en- ell desdichado
pueblo milo, es producto de una
sed de venganza y de salvajismo
cuyo origen puede buscarse en-
los antecedentes del cabecilla
. (Fidel) Castro. Recuerdese que
siendo estudiante liquid6 perso-
namente a algunos de sus com
paneros rivales, SUI actuacion en-
ell "obgotazo" (estallido de vio-
lencia ocurrido en- Bogota du-
rante la Novena Conferencia In
~teramericana en- 1948) en- dom
de murieron infinidad de perso.
mas, entire elias sacerdotes Y re-
ligiosos. Y, posteriormente, de-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
POWELL
Wiene de la Primera)

sobre los infantes de marina
fue ideado por ell Generalisimc
dominicano Trujillo, temeroso
de que la debil fuerza political
de Haiti no este en- condicio.
mes de impedir que ell terrific.
rio haitiano sea utilizado como
trampo!in para la invasion de
Ia Republica Dominicana.
Pero insistio ell Legislator,
la invasion de la Repdblica Do.
minicana Sc producira y ell &c,
nersiisimo Trujillo sera derri-
bado este ano.
Por ST parte, ell representa-
lie William L. Springer pre-.
gunt6 81 Castro flo plazo de
ID meSes para la celebration
0e elecioneS en- Cuba porque
primero Sc propone eliminar
por ~ejecucion a sus opositores.
Afirmc que los ejecutados "son
linchados por I'm grupo de ven
gativos rebeldes".
Practicamente todos los re-
presentsntes que criticaron las
ejecuciones en- Cuba subraya-
ron que no sentian la menor
simpatia por ell fugitive Gene,
raj Batista nj su depuesto re-
gimen; estaban preocupados, di-
jerop, porque no saben 81 los
ejecutados fueron sometidos a
proceso justo nj 81 entire los
ejecutados hubo inocentes.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
DIARIo Las AMERICAS Psu. 9
FUTURo
tviene De Ia Primers,

NVtene ne IA Ff1mefG-
labor, pero ests vez con la ayuds
del Parlamento."
Debre aclar6 al presentar 81
programa de su gobierno al Par.
lamento que Ia grsndeza nacio.
nal ineluira:
-Mantener a Argelia icon
Francia y por Francia", mien.
tras reafirm6 la oferta de De
Gaulle de negociar una tregua
con los rebeldes argelinos.
-Obtener para Francia VOC
en- plano de igualdad con los
Estados Unidos e Inglaterra en-
los concilios de la alianza oeci.
dental.
-Construir una bomba at6-
mica francesa.
-Cumplir las obligaciones de
Francia de reducir los aranceles
segln las condolences del nuevo
mercado comun europeo de seis
naciones.
-Ampliar Ell programa de Vi
Viendas de Francia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-17
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, 1959-10-09
Westward Ho the
Wdqons is Adventure
Packed Saga

The epic theme unreeled in
Walt Disney's sweeping adj
venture saga of the Far West
westward Ho The Wagons!''
filmed in Cinemascope and
Technicolor, turns the spot-
light on the families who
migrated west in wagon train
caravans in 1874 to reach the
bountifuI land Of Oregon
In dramatizing the story Of
the men, women and children
who braved the perils Of the
wilderness in hostile Indian
country following in the
Continued On page y
$50 /. 81.
, 1959-10-09

concrete composition are cool,
Rre-proof and termite resis-
tant. They are bolted to a steel
CONTINUED on page a
, 1959-10-09

Oilers Glasses In Signs Seven Bills
U. S. Citizenship Passed at Special SEES.
s. Special classes in C Citizenship The Governor Of the Virgin
le viii be offered by the Adult Islands, John David Merwin,
l. Education section Of the De has signed the following Bills
apartment Of Education in CO. which were passed by the Lee
operation with the Immigra- gislature of the Virgin Islands
er ton Service, beginning on at its Special Session, 1859:
ID October Is. Bill No. 1909, 10 Amend
s. These classes will be Of one Title 9, Virgin Islands Code,
Of hour duration meeting on and Certain Other Statutes.
each Tuesday and Thursday Bill No. 1914, To Amend
ic for five weeks, making q total Title 19 Of the Virgin Islands
y Of ten sessions. Glasses will be Code, as Amended.
SHIELD at Z PM. in Room 23 at Bill No. 1919. To Provide
If Charlotte Amalie High School Appropriations from the Inter
The. teacher will be Verne nal Revenue Matching Funds
y, Callwood, who recently re- for the Fiscal Year july i
1e ceved his Master OF Arts de- 1859 to June 30, 1860, and for
gree in government and pub other Purposes.
lie administration at American Bill No. 1924, To Amend
University Washington, .. {. Chapter 8 Of Title SO Of the
n Textbooks are furnished by Virgin Islands G . d !, AS
the immigration Service All Amended.
persons who expect to make Bill No. 1893. Amending
! application tor citizenship Act No. 316 Bin No. 1917 Of
prior 70 the next term q the 1858. So as To Add a General
I Federal District Court, are vabdatino Provision
urged to take advantage If pu NJ ,oos
" this opportunity to prepare Aao.a1 poaaa.4 pn NJ
Or themselves for this examina- - -.
- sembly of the Virgin Islands
- ~ "44e1 4 - Of the United States, 3rd SEES
S sion 1851, as approved on No
venber 80, 1851, and Amend
ledge and experience as to ed by Act No. 432 Chill No,
4 what can be achieved in low 95Ol Third Legislature of the
$ cost family dwelling construc- Virgin Islands, Regular SEES
n ton With pre- fabricated sion, 1859, approved June 4,
: material In addition 70 the 1859.
bedrooms, each house will con- Bill No. 1910. To Provide i
]. tain 2 iiving-ddning room, q Pension for former Messenger
kitchen, 2 modern bathroom Of the Legislature, AIonzo 3.
and 2 porch The foundation is Dawson, who resigned on Sep
S Of concrete and the 2bed- TENDER 80. 1859 and for Other
Z rooms units each have a els Purposes.
tern Of four thousand gallons
e capacity while the S-bedroom concrete composition ! cool
ed unit has a cistorn Of FIVE thou c..-..e -. 49,. ~
, 1959-10-09
Construction of
EmergencYHousinu in
st. Thos. Underway

The construction of Elmer
gency Housing in St. Thomas
Virgin Islands, U.S.A,, already
under way, is being expedited
Government Secretary
Bornn, who is responsible fol
coordinating the activities d
this program, announced thai
on October 3, 1859, the Gov
A - L.-l
, 1959-10-09

eminent received a shipment
Of three pre-fabricated dwell
ing units, two Of two bed
rooms each and one Of three
bedrooms, erection of which
will begin Immediately. The
construction project, under
the direction Of Alton Adams,
Jr., Deputy Commissioner Of
Public Works, has already
built the foundations for these
houses, 50 completion thereof
should come soon.
These single-dwellingtype
houses are being constructed
BY the project particularly for
fha PURPOSE IF 0ainin6 know-
, 1959-10-09

formation on the new Labor
Management Reporting and
Disclosure Act, handle i'm
quiries in person, by tele-
phone. and by letter; explain
the principal provisions Of the
law dealing with the respon-
sibilities of the Labor Depart
ment, and point out the report
ing requirements that unions
and employers must fulfill.
, 1959-10-09
jones 1. Herrimun
Is Dapt. Field Officer
For Virgin IS. P. R.
Cleanup Week Stpzts Education Dept.
Going Well in Offers Glasses IN
Christunsted U. S. Citizenship
The United States Depart

ment OF Labor announced that ing well in Christiansted. The
James =. Herman, Territorial local Department of Agricul
Director, Wage and Hour and ture and Labor has led The
Public Contracts Divisions, way with the trimming d
United States Department Of hanging branches on the water
Labor, for Puerto Rico and front, the painting Of the Banc
the Virgin Islands will act as Stand. installation Of fluores
Departmental Field Officer to ent lights and planting d
handle inquiries and supply crotons and hibiscus.
information regarding h e Employees Of the Public
Acknowledgements Reporting Works Department. are bus,
and Disclosure Act of 1853. painting the roof Of the Gus
MI. HERMAN, whose Office tom House; the building itsel
IS located on the Fifth Floor will be painted in yellow witt
OF the New York Department green windows. The Library
Store Building IN San Juan, no doubt, will be next in line
Puerto Rico, will provide IN for a f~ace-lfing.
formation on the new Labor -
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PROJECTS AND PEOPLE

/ PROJECTS AND PEOPLE
Thelma Ritter, who returned to
Broadway after an absence of
26 years to star in 1857 with
Gwen Verdon in New Girl in
Town." apparently likes it
there. She'll be back in the
New York theater this coming
season in the musical based on
Paul Gallico's best-seller, Mrs.
'arriS Goes to Paris" That
cultural exchange program I'M
der which a group of Russian
films will be shown here and
a group of American films will
be shown in Russia is progress
ing. The first of the IL Rus
sian pictures to be imported in
the trade will be 1.-THE Cranes
Are Flying" 1858 winner at the
Cannes Film Festival. 1t, as is
fitting, will have its premiere
lin Washington. probably in
September. Marty" the first
of the 10 American films in
volved. will have a reciprocal
premiere in Moscow this fall.
The District Recreation
Departments Summer Court
Theater season gets under way
next week at the Roosevelt
Center, Thirteenth and JpShur
streets NV. The first of the
plays. all of which are sched-
.uled for Wednesday nights, will
be Hining Lenfranc's Birds of
Passage" on July s at S.15
pm. To follow will be: stop
for Love Scene" by John Kirk
patrick, July Is; THE Trysting
Place" by Booth Harrington,
July %; "Moon-Up," by Rob-
ert Arthur, July 30; "Her Ma
jeSty the King" by Florence
Ryerson, August 5; Fright
by James Beach, August IL;
The Palmer Way" by Mich
olaS E. Naehr, August 10, and
THE Dear Departed" by STAN
ley Houghton, August 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01
THE PASSING SHOW
Frances Fernandez
Turns to Sentiment
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
star stan Writer

"The Vrtuous Bigamst" the import at the Dupont
Theater rather curious motion picture Maybe
polite term and there for being anything
other than polite.
Anyhow this Frenchmade film directed by Soldati
Fernandez picture 1t has plot which sounds in summary
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been filmed in color, subtitled
in English and would be a lot
better If Mr.. Soldati hadn't
dawdled over so many passages.
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THE vIRTUoUs BIGAMIsT." pro-
Benedict, Cesare zaYattini and Piero
Tellini. At the Dupont Theater.
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three parts OF 1t.
This switch is not to be
ranked among the tragedies Of
life. It's just surprising.
x y
Fernandez is cast in this ad-
venture as a travelling salesman
in the chocolate trade. He
leaves his nagging wife and
sleeping children behind one
morning, as usual, to go peddle
his bon-bons. He never gets to
the town where he feels there
is a crying need for his wares,
however.
For, on his way there he falls
afoul of a pretty girl who, ii
soon develops, has more than
her share of woe. Motherhood
without benefit of matrimony is
imminent and she is returning
home, despite the fact that she
knows she will be thrown out of
there when her condition be-
comes known. If she only had a
spurious husband to show
mama and papa, everything
would be all right.
This, of course, is where
Fernandez comes in. Reluc-
family. he agrees to impersonate
a husband for the desperate
waif, then finds him self
trapped. The 'newlyweds" are
feted, then packed off to the
master bedroom.
Nothing transpires there,
however, beyond a lot of talk,
or this movie would need a new
title. And ultimately the plot is
uncovered. papa forgives and
the chocolate salesman goes
back to the nagging wife he
left three mornings earlier.
X
AS you can see, this, with
the Gallo approach, could be
a Fernandez field day. 1t is
full of possibilities for Fernan-
del comedy. Indeed, there is
a lot of Fernandez comedy-in
his battle with the French rail-
road system, on a bus ride
during which the driver, having
just become father, and most
of his passengers get ported in
celebration, and in some other
passages.
For the most part. however,
"The Virtuous Bigamist" leans
heavily on sentiment. There is,
of course, nothing wrong with
sentiment. 1t is just dumfound-
ing to discover that this is what
a French movie director has
on his mind when he gets his
stars and his camera into a
bedroom.
X X X
Once you are over this initial
shock you can find much that
is appealing about THE Virtu-
Gus BigamiSt." Soldati, it's di-
rector, does have a tendency to
belabor his points and the pace
of the Dupont film suffers be-
cause of it.
Even so, Fernandels portrait
of a decent man helping a nice
girl who has made a mistake
is a winning one. Giulia Rubini
contributes a heart warming
portrayal of the girl done
wrong. Between them they in
fuse with a great deal of
tenderness the story of a love-
profaned by not so much as a
handshake-that blooms only
to remain the memory of a
brief, happy interlude in a
mundane existence.
"The Virtuous Bigamist" has
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handel in the throes of a Gallo
version of that Hollywood
staple, the "woman's picture"
The traditional comics desire
to play Hamlet clearly has
caught up with the clown with
the funniest face in Gaul-all
three parts of it.
This switch is not to be
ranked among the tragedies of
life. It's just surprising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01

Joy CormOdy, dromo critic Of The
Stor. is on vacation. His column
will be resumed on his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01

like what might be called a
typical Fernandez vehicle. Yet
It is played not for laughs, but
for sentiment.
Even the greatest of his ad-
mirers will be somewhat taken
aback at the spectacle of Fer