davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
G U N
Por Mutfos

Quienes tienen cariho al
depOrte -por aficion o por
practica- en- cualquiera de
sus multiples juegos, no pue-
den menOs de sentir una
gran satisfaction al yer ell eS-
piritu que una naci6n lati-
n0americana ha sabidO dar a
quien, a fuer de buen depOr.
tista -venciendO multiples obs.
taculos de diversa in6ole- Sc
ha sabidO situar en- ell pues-
to destinadO al numerO UNO.
Ell triunfO ha sido grande.
Grande, no solo para ell HON.
bre depOrtista, sino tambien
para todos sus compatriotas
que han seguido, paso a paso,
como cOSa pr0pia, toda su ira.
yectoria EN- pos de la victo.
ria, no todas las veces acce.
Sible.
Ell homemade nacional que
ell Peru ha rendido a Alejan.
drO 0lmedo, es ell mas belIo
estimulo que para ejemplo
de Otras naciOnes- pueda
darse al deporte. Els ell reco-
nocimiento gener0so al tes6n
de quienes, en- cada victoria,
sienten bullir en- SIS venas ell
OrgullO de la patria, para la
cual han conquistado un no.
nor. Porque, es bueno repetir.
10, en- las justas depOrtivas ell
honor Sc comparte entire la
nacion representada y ell de.
pOrtista. Ash como Sc critica,
tambien debe elogiarse y est.
mularse ell esfuerzo individual.
Mientras que en- muchos de
nuestros paises. sirve, sin
attraction, ell resultado de una
u 0tra justa depOrtiva en- que
Sc ha cOmprometido ell nom.
bre de la patria, otros asu.
men integramente la cOntin.
gencia y cOmparten con sus
muchachos la amargura de la
derrota o ell placer de la vic.
t0ria.
Els pOr clio que ell case
del Peru merece ser destaca.
do como ejemplar.
Para nosotros, Alexandra
Olmedo, es un triunfandor pc.
no, antes que ESQ es la repre-.
%sentacion deportiva de una ma.
cion. De una naci6n que ha
sabidO testimoniarle con en-.
tusiaSmo, con generosidad, to.
da SUI gratitud ,toda SUI admi.
raci6n pOr su gran espiritu
deportivo y p~atri6tico. Varios
miles de brazos Sc alzaron All.
tando panuelos blancos, para
decirle: Bienvenido, mientras
que man9s amigos, manos de
La patria, Sc sucedian, unas a
otras, en- emOcionado saludo
al hombre, cuyos triunfos die.
ron prestigio deportivo a la
nacion que, por tradici6n, no
por efimer0 entusiasmo, ha sa.
Dido hacer honor al merito.
dar estimulo a quienes con
evidente ~esfuerzo de superb.
cion han descollado en- las di.
versus ramas de la actividad
humana.
Alexandra Olmedo es, para
La nueva promotion deportj
va del Peru, un digno y evi.
dente ejemplO. En- Ell, recor.
daran, siempre, ell gesto agra.
decide de la Patria para con
sls mejores. ESe gesto sera,
para ell future, ell mejor est.
mulo para superaci6n. Ell Pc.
ru ha jugado una carta funda.
mental para ell fomento del
deporte. Ha sido brilIante v
fecunda la i~niciativa, y, sin
duda alguna, seran abundan-
ties sus frutos. Ash, Sc hace de.
porte. Asf Sc engrandece la
patria.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
Ell IMPUEsTO

La Association de Futbol Ar.
gentino, anuncio que la recau.
daci6n, hasta ell momento, as.
ciende a 16,866,823 pesos y 81.
m~ultaneamente, ell intendente
de Buenos Aires, Herman Gi.
ralt, Sc dirigio' al Concejo, deli.
beradamente, proponiendo exc,
nerar del gravamen municipal,
a las entradas al campeonato
Los espectaculos deportivos pa
gan un impuesto municipal del
diez por ciento sobre los ingre-
SOS, y, de ser aprobada la inicia-
tiva del i%ntendente, la asocia-
cion Sc veria liberada de su ma,
yor carga impositiva.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
~Progroma BoIaneeodo
Ofreee Ell Jui = AIui

Los organizadores de la pro-
gramaci6n en- ell Miami JaiAlai
Fronton, han meditado mucho
la convinacion de jugadores pa.
ra esta noche y, han logrado un
cartel que entusiasma.
LOS JUEGOS
Puede decirse que todos 10
il c. =.
ceados y. por 10 tanto, no es
tan facj} nrcGco'r r. ;.
dos, aunque 81, Sc puede afirmar
que, tendremos buenos encuen-
tros.
Ell DECIMO
Ell decimo encuentro, en- que
fig c. +.
.lozabal : Larraiaga, Echeverria-
Churruca v 90 : Ar Z
sera la demonstration estelar de
la r. Sc'' J ~~' 49, =.
ma forma y jugando bastante,
Los otros va Sc han vstH en-
otras noches y, tienen magnifi.
CO iue~o ~ "a id
cionante y la puntuacion Fl
atractiva
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
ALARMA
EN- OBSERVATION

Aunque la liga aplazo los pro-
ximos partidos de Birmingham,
no hizo 10 mismo con los de
Portsmouth, va que no Sc ha es-
tablecido que Hall haya contrai-
do la enfermedad en- csc puerto.
Todos los jugadores de Ports,
mouth, sin embargo, estan en-
observation.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
EXITO FINANcIERO
TIENE FL ToRNEO
SURAMERlcANO

BUENOS AIRES, (UPI)-El
Torneo Sudamericano de Futbol
que va en- canine de 'un gran
exito financiero, puede rendir
mayores beneficios aun.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
Ell VIAJE

Ell viejo club de futbol ingles,
realiza una gira por Sudamerica,
al concluir ell actual campeona.
to de Inglaterra.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26

Las 'Selecciones de Epifanio'
para esta reunion, son las 81
guientes: l, Salsamendi -Ando-
nj, Ubeda-Ibar, Pablo-M endive;
2, Salsamendi : Ibar, Ubeda, La.
ri, Ceberio -Quintana; 3, Ibar,
Quintana Andoni; 4, Guara, So
Fozabal, Churruca; 5, Solana-La.
bea-Arrarte; 6, Ubeda, Ibar, An.
doni; Z, Ubeda-M endive, ARA
tibel : Arrarte, Francisco Mu.
guerra l; 8, Solana, Urcola. MI
guerra II; 8, Orbea, Larranaga,
Piston I; 10, Solozabal-Larra-
maya Echeverria : Churruca,
Orbea Arakistain; II, Orbea,
Mendive, Guara : Larranaga,
Piston l : Arakistain.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
Po|iomieIitis
Birmingham"
PREVENTION

Tres jugadores de otros clubs
han sido puestos obre avi'
so: ell International ingles, Don
Revue y Ell International irlan,
DIES, Wilbur Cush, del club Iced
United, y Ray Barlow, de West
Bromwich. Los tres a~parecieron
en- I'm programa de television,
junto con Hall, durante ell pasa-
do fin de semana.
DAN INSTRUCCI0NES
1gualmente Sc ha establecido
que dos dirigentes del club Biz
mingham y un cronista deporti-
vo viajaron en- automovil con
Hall, ell sabado, despues del par.
lido en- Portsmouth. Los tres, 10
mismo que los jugadores antes
nombrados, han recibido instruc
clones de tomarse I'm descanso
de varios dias y de lamar a sus
medicos al menor indicio de in
disposition.
ALARMA
La alarma cundio al aberse
que ell joven centro-medio de
Birmingham, Trevor Smith, esta
ba en- CANA con fiebre de 40
grades centigrados, pero ell me-
dico del club declare que, en-
su opinion, Smith solo padece
un fuerte resfriado.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-26
DOS E~NCUENTROS

Baker esta tratando de con.
certar otros partidos del New.
CASTLE, en- Argentina y Chile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
Homes Approved In Montgomery

dweiiins At s6lI Accord dr.. 70.
tomac: cost Sgg 900; architect.
Patterson A Worland
c. P Musgrove, 100 Arcola ave.
Mneaion' G9sysJner and builder
cost, $4,000; architect Harold p,
southyorth Construction Co. Inc.
s226 Fenton s., Silver Spring.
owner and builder; q dwellings az
500 block DePaul dr., Bethesda.
cost; Sfl.500 each; architect A.
si-co, inc, sess Fenton st.,
Silver Spring owner and builder;
= dwellings 81 1900 block DePaui
dr.. Bethesda; cost, Sl3.000 each
architect. A. SIND
Pool Association, Walnut Hill rd,
Bethesda, owner. clubhouse al wal
nut Hill I'd, Bethesda: cost. $50 600.
architect John Samperton; builder,
sun Construction Co
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT Corp, 1881
Eastern ave. Silver Spring, owner
Tree I'd and winterberry es Bel
thesda; cost So 900 each architect,
Anthony Campitelli
John e Fisher. 400 Van Buren,
81 NV. Wash, owner and builder;
dwelling At 20l0 Hermitage ave.
Silver Spring; cost, $4,000: archi-
tect, Alan Wood Fraser.
VIM o Cooley a Son. 1901 Wis
consin ave NV, Wash. owner and
builder: dwelling at 9713 Culver ST.,
Bethesda; cost, 100000; architect,
Thomen A Cromar
Ralph P. Ripley. 5000 Fenton St.
Silver Spring, owner and builder:
commercial building at S21i Fenton
st., Silver Spring, cost, $4,000;
architect, L. M Stevens.
Bernard Boteler. l012S Herford st.,
SILVER Spring owner: dwelling at
100000; builder, John j. Purcell.
English Village Const., Corp. 1907
Wisconsin ave. NV Wash, owner
and builder; 2 dwellings at $500
Abba I'd. and 544o Jordan I'd,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

Bethesda: cost. SIS. 600 and SEQ. 900.
architect, Patterson a. Woriand.
John 8 Stubs a Assoc. l05OT
Metropolitan ave, Kensington. owner
ana builder. commercial building
at 1904 Metropolitan ave. Kensing-
toni cost Sf5iooO; architect. Phillip
W Mason
Chevy Chase Club, BlO0 connectl-
cut ave. Bethesda. ovners locker
and shower building At 600 Con-
necticut ave. Bethesda cost, S4S.-
600, architect r. w Dominica and
May and Rupert; builder, Furman
Bert ii. Tracy. 1907 NJ st. NV
Washington. owner and builder; .
DWELLINGS az 1897 and llSl3 Cap
nnger I'd, Silver Spring; cost Si2.-
900; architect, Norman Kertzman.
Thomas y Rixey, 5s0i Keokuk
st., Bethesda, owner and builder,
dwelling at h3l4 Valley I'd, Be
thesda cost. $4,000
Robert and Hilda Lemly, Silver
sprinR, owners. dwelling at aii3
Cue I'd, Damascus; cost, $4,000:
builder, Souder Construction Co
D. II. Diebler, IT,, 5000 Barron
st., Takoma Park. owner and builder;
dwelling at 1924 Bent Branch I'd .
Bethesda. cost, SOS. 900; architect
Clark 7. Harmon.
Green Manor Corp, e71 Bonifant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

st.. silver SPRING, owner; 2 DWELL
lnes At 1000 block Kirksdale rd.,
Bethesda, cost, $1,000 and $l3,-
600. architect, Maurice II. Berk
builder, Woodglen Corp.
Mrs. W. II. Parks. Musgrove I'd,
Silver SPRING, owner and builder
dwelling AZ l4dO6 Fairecres I'd
Silver spring; cost, 100000.
Dean A. Rathbun, Box S9O5, Be-
thesda, owner and builder; DWELLING
az 5209 Portsmouth I'd, Bethesda.
cost, S25. 900
wills B. and Ann l. Metzsar.
7T0l Georgia ave. NV. washington,
owner and builder; DWELLING At 500
Quaint Acres dr. Silver Sprine;
cost, Si6,5O0; architect. Herman
Casey Development Corp. COZ
Blandford ave, Rockville, owner and
builder. dweiling At Lakewood and
Hampton drs., Oaithershurg, cost,
$4,000. architect, Clay Ashby.
Haines Construction Co, Inc,
Damascus, owner and builder; 3
dwellings at 25O01. 25003 and 250i7
Woodfeld I'd, Damascus: cost, Si6.-
W. c. a A. n. Miller Development
Co, 1925 10th 81, NV. Washing-
ton, owner and builder; dwelling at
50ol Baltan I'd. Bethesda; cost,
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
MedicoICe
Is Under Way

Construction has been
started on a new three-story
medical center at els Rhode
Island avenue NV. Metro
polls Realty and Investment
Co. has announced.
Owner Of the new building
Is Medical Associates. Inc. Of
which DR.. Alvin Robinson and
DR.. william Russell are the
principal stockholders.
Twelve suites for doctors
will be contained in the build
ing, which is scheduled for
completion in May. David
r. Byrd is the architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
Cleaning Putty Knife

Keep your putty knife
clean Of paint by pulling the
blade through slots cut in
the side Of a tin can.
When you have used the
knife for scraping paint or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

varnlsh after application Of
wet chemicals. it is best TO
clean II az once. The paint
thus removed win fall 10 the
bottom Of the can for easy,
quick disposal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
We w sh
You
Lived Here

Think OF those things you would want your
family to have in a home-nost Of them are
ready and waiting for you at North Springfield.
QUALITY HOMES AT BUDGET PRICES? There
are 5 different, all-brick bedroom ramblers,
twin level and split level styles to satisfy your
styling preferences and pocketbook demands.
WANT LOTS OF TREES? North Springfield has
long been noted for its accent on trees and land
Scaping for which it has been cited by the Urban
Land InstitNte You get free, individual land
Scape plan with your new home in addition to
the generous foundation planting. HOW ABOUT
BETTER COMMUNITY SERVICES? Here are
some that North Springfield offers :. large
shopping center, nearby schools and churches,
library, post office baseball field with organized
leagues, community newspaper, swimming pool,
scout troops and scheduled transportation.
The Sussex (above left is an all-brick, bed
room, "a bath rambler with carport, utility
storage room and sliding glass doors from dining
room to back yard. PRICED AT $16S5O.
The Rutledge (beow Lefty has bedrooms,
upstairs baths, carport with storage room in
rear, and expanSible lower level with outside
entrance and daylight windows. PRICED AT
$2O,SOo
5 Models Priced from Sle,s5o to $4,000
80 year FLA finoncins GvoiIobIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

7704 Meadow Lone, Chevy Chose, Nd.
ONE BLOCK 10 COLUMBIA etUBoNE BLOCK 10 CONNECTICUT
and the omns 3bsdoom brick colono imaginable
inc fsoiOrss include lovely den, powder plus small ~
first floor Jorge dining ond living with
rsersaion LOVELY TREE SHADED OVERLOOKING
IFUl REAR YARD ond ho siois slss Hoond
OIL. +32oo Ar
DIR North IA
to BldckhorH St. left block Meadow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

Recent building permits
issued by Montgomery County
follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
THE JACKSON TWINS
JULIET JONES
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Hello, Reverend" and Good
morning, Reverend" are surely
two of the most commonly
heard greetings in this land of
ours on Sunday mornings, at
any rate. And every clergyman,
no matter how long he has
served, groans inwardly when
he hears either phrase.
Why? Simply because the
word Reverend" is not a title
and cannot be correctly used as
a form Of address. Reverend"
Is an adjective meaning worthy
Of reverence" 1t is no more a
title than Honorable" prefixed
to a public servants name
and surely no one would think
OF calling New York's Mayor
Honorable Wagner" or greet
ing him with Good morning,
Honorable!"
The word Reverend" may, of
course, be used when addressing
a letter to a Clergyman, and
here again you'll avoid trouble
II you keep in mind that the
word is an adjective - not a
title, So say THE Reverend
ThoA1as Smith," nev simply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20

Reverend Thomas Smith"
And when speaking to a clergy
man, call him Doctor" Smith
If he has his doctors degree;
otherwise simply "Mr. Smith"
There's a saying that the
word reverend occurs only once
in the Bible when, in Psalms
CX1:9. appears: g. . and rev.
erend is His name" Note that
it is used correctly-as an ad-
jective, not as a title.
If everyone would remember
this simple fact, the lot of
our clergymen would be a hap
pier one. At long last they could
forget the doggerel verse which
long has haunted divinity
school campuses, the one which
ends:
You may call me "pal";
you may call me friend"
But please don't call me
Reverend"
Released by The Bell Syndicate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Woman Nearly
ItC|leS To Death

~ marry iiebta to dsstb for " yfarS
TbeH | fegNd q NeV VoNderIkiS creme.
Moulin batbH, "Says D. Ward efL-A.
Here's blessed relief from tortures of vaginal
itch, rectal itch, chatting, rash and eczema
with an amazing new scientific formula
called LANACANE. This fast.acting, stain.
less medieated creme kills harmful bacteria
germs while It soothes raw, Initiated and
infamed skin tissue. Stops Seratching-So
speeds healing. Don't Suife4another minute.
Get LANACANR today I'd ell drug stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
PERIPHE cry

meaning, "the external bound
airy of a body" Average is 10
words: time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules OF the game: /. Words must be
of four or more letters. .. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form of a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to LEMNIsCUS
less, lens. lines, linn, lime, lien, lice,
lieu, luce. lune, lumen, mess, menu,
miss, miles, mines. mice, mien, minus,
mince, missed, mgss, mules, muSsel.
muslin. muse, muscles, ness, nice,
nuclei, isle, issue, scum, sine, sinus,
since, slices, slime, slim slums, sluice.
slue, smile, cell, cess, cline, clues,
culm, unless, uncles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-20
Ansuer tn IEMNISCuS
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Magazine Production
Assistant

Bottom Of the LADDER opening or
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publishing production stan. An
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a person wishing 70 work In the
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/. Experience or interest In printing
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1874 w. Peachtree st. NV.
Atlanta 8, Georgia
Here's Your Chance To
GET OUT OF
THE
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Why knock yourself out on q job
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If you are IS to 50 own a car
and can make auto trips to the
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You have freedom in running your
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II this sounds interesting 10 you,
maybe we ought to talk 1t over.
Your inquiry held in strict conf
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

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SAILS ENGINEER 70 promote cleo
tr0nic systems TO Government
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exper. in sales engineer. A most
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ONCE. II you have had life in
surance experience, can write
excellent letters and are inter.
ested in joining q fast-growins
company, apply to UNITED
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE CO.
9TH floor, 1925 Eye st. NV.
LIFE INSURANCE SALES SUPER,
VISoR--An opportunity for YOU
personal growth and development
An opportunity to mature your
management ambitions. You will
be paid q salary and commission
plus group insurance, plus q re.
tirement plan A vigorously grow.
ing life insurance general agency
offers this junior sales executive
position to a man of proven abil.
tty. Write giving all pertinent in.
formation, Box BOSS, Star.
LINoLEUM AND TILE STOCK MAN
APPLY DIENERS, 1900 Rhode
Island ave. ne
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SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER
To take over and operate
direct-to-consumer carpet
sales company. Must have
direct selling exper. High
earnings plus override.
Call between II am. and
2 pm, DU. 1873.
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SALES MANAGER

HAVE YOU HIT A DEAD END IN
YOUR EARNING OR ADVANCE
MENT POSSIBILITIES?
am interested in talking to a
sincere, ambitious married man,
age 22-40, with some successful
management experience and a
burning desire TO reach the top
and willing to work for It. Our
established managers enjoy a life
time position interviewing, hiring.
field training and superVisine
statesmen, with present earnings
ranging from S15,0O0-S20,O 600
with hisher possibilities based on
overwrites, commissions and
bonuses.
Our business is nationally operated
in the direct sales field estab-
hshed over 100 wears. Has repeat
customer sales. is expandine
steadily, and offers the finest op-
portunity In America today to the
right man. Dignif1ed. honest SELL
ing methods. Excellent field help
and sales MANAGEMENT training
program. For personal interview,
phone Mr.. EDWARD DEMPSEY
At IA, 4-4400 between q am. and
I'M. Monday and Tuesday.
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