davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25
Por Voraz hcendio Quedaron
Inlerrumpidos los Seryicios
La Redio y Cable en- Toda la Argentina
cuonfiosos Perdidos

BUENOS AIRES, (UPD-Los
servicios Neutrality-suspicious. y te-
legraficos quedaron interrumpi-
dos por un incendio en- ell GUAR
to piso de la administration ge-
neral de correos.
Las llamas quemaron los ca.
bles de la emisora de radio de
correos y General Pacheco" y
los circuitos telegraficos del in
terror del pals. Ell servicio de CO.
manufacturers maneja todos es-
tos cricuitos con la empresa
Press Wireless Incorporate de
Nueva York.
Aunque Sc necesitaran varios
dias para efectuar las reparacio.
mes n~ecesarias, las communicate.
mes entire la administrator de
correos y General Pacheco que
daran va restablecidas, Ell in
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25
FL 10 De ABRIl
INICIAN VUELOS
CONDOS

BUENoS AIRES, (UPD-Ae-
rolineas Argentinas informo que
iniciara su servicio con aviones
de reaction, a Europa, ell 10 de
mayo proximo, y a Estados Uni
= dos, 10 dias despues.
Tambien anunci6. que SUI SER
vicio, cen aviones de reaction,
a Santiago, Chile, cinco veces
por semana, 10 iniciara ell proxi-
mo 10 de abril.
Los COMET"
Aerolineas va tomo possession
de los dos primeros aviones cua-
drimotores de reaction BRITAIN
cos Comet, de los seis que en-
cargo a la firma constructors,
de Havilland Aeroplane Compa-
ny, cada uno de los cuales cues
Ia cuatro millones de dolares.
LOS PRIMEROS
Aerollneas Sera ash, la prime
"a empresa aerocomercial sud-
americana que tenga en- SUI flo
ia, maquinas de reaction Y la
primera en- ofrecer I'm servicio
entire Europa y Sud America,
con ese tipo de aparatos.
ESCALAS
En- un principle, ell servicio a
Europa, todos los martes, ten
dra escalas en- R. de Janeiro y
Reciff, Brasil; Dakar, Africa DC.
cidental francesa; Lisboa, Ro.
ma, FRANKFORT y Londres, con
run total de 26 horas y IS mimi.
tos de vuelb.
Ell servicio actual, entire Lon.
dres y Buenos Aires de 81
horas.
De Londres, los aparatos sal.
dram los dias microbes, para
llegar a Buenos Aires ell jueves
siguiente, en- la tarde, o sea,
en- 81 horas y 40 minutes de vue
10.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25

etapas en- el Area Metropolita-
ma.
Esa declaration del senior Ra
fael v. Urrutia fue hecha en-
una conferencia de Prensa con-
vocada con Ell proposito de "bo-
rrar la Discrimination y la an
gustia que tienen que haber pro
ducido las informaciones en-
contrario recientemente publ
cada en- la Prensa Local"
Las "informaciones en- con-
trario" partieron del ingenie-
70 Felix B. Garcia, Director del
Negociado de Salud Publica del
Departamento de Salud. Este
funcionario declare publicamen
tie que no habia plan alguno pa
ra dotar de alcantarillado a
centenares de Gales del Area
Metropolitan y mencion6 a al
gunos en- ell mismo corazon de
Santurce, como Cortijo, Pala-
clio y Las Flores.
Ell senior Urrutia mostro pla
nos terminates para ell alcan-
tarillado de esas areas, inclui-
das en- ell plan general que a un
costo de I'm POGO mas de trein
ia millones Sc d~esarrollara en-
I'm termino de seis a siete amos.
Ell Director admiti6 que hay
unos "a sectores que no tienen
cloacas laterales, acometidas nj
subtroncales y que Sc vienen
sirviendo de pozos septicos. Ell
trabajo en- estos sectores habra
que hacerlo, explico, a base de
tasa especial. Ello requiere le-
gislacion que esta bajo estudio
para ser recomendada a la Lee
gislatura y la cual fijaria una
contribution especial directa a
unos 1929 beneficiarios. Esa
contribution debera producer
ell costo total de aproximada
mente ocho millones de dola-
res que es la suma que, segun
estimado, Sc precisa para dotar
de servicio a las "a areas men
cionadas.
Ell balance del costo total de
csc proyecto eel mas grande
que haya emprendido ell gobier-
no hasta la fecha- sera finan-
ciado en- la forma siguiente:
Ell Gobierno del Ella contri
buira $II.130.000; los munich
pios de San Juan, Bayamon,
Catano, Carolina y Guaynabo,
$3,570.000;;. la Autoridad Fede-
raj de Hogares, 100000 y la
Autoridad de Acueductos Y AL
cantarillado $6.000.000. ESQ to-
taliza $21.000.000 y los ocho
que sran cobrdos en- la tasa es
pecial elevan ell total a $29. 900.
600.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25
NUEVO
Wiene de la Primera)

DEE, Liberal, (sin cambio).
Guerra, Brigadier General AL
fonso Saiz Montoya, apolitico
(sin cambio).
Education, Gonzalo Restrepo
Jaramillo, Conservador (nuevo).
Fomento, Jose Vicente Davi-
la Tello, Conservador (nuevo).
Agrigultura, Gilberto Arrange,
Conservador (nuevo).
Salud, Alfonso Carvajal Peral-
ia, conservador (NUEVO(.
Petr6leos, Alfredo Aradjo
Grau, conservador (nuevo).
Comunicaciones, Alfonso Ara.
gon Quintero, Liberal (nuevo)
Trabajo, Otto Morales Benz.
tez, Liberal (nuevo).
Obras, Virgilio Barco Vargas
Liberal (sin cambio).
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25
HAY QUE
(Viene de la Pag. -

ramiento de los salaries altos.
En- este case, dijo, Sc debe lu'
char por que haya mas obreros
en- alto nivel de ingresos.
En- otra parte de SUI discurso.
ell Premier anatematizo la dis
criminacion racial, principalmen
tie en- ell trabajador y mas ade-
lante expuso SUI posicion neu'
trail en- la guerra fra entire pc.
tencias de este y otro continen.
te.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25

pero no in~dividuales en- sus ca
setas, sino todas en- una pared
de azulejos, en- ell mismo local.
Igualmnte tiene 20 servicios sa-
nitarios.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25
DIARI0 LAS AMERIcAS-PSu. II

les, con puertas, y 10 servicios
sanitarios.
/, Ell sector de los hombres, ha-
cha la ,derecha, tiene 1.150 ar
marios de metal, y % duchas,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25
R~EORGANIZAN OFICINA
DE VEHICULOS

SAN JUAN. La reorganiza-
cion de Vehiculos de Motor ha
sido iniciada de acuerdo con las
recomendaciones de Manage
ment Services Associates, de la
ciudad de Nueva York.
Ell senior Francisco Lizard,
Subsecretario de Obras Publ.
cas- informo que ell Department
to ha include en- SUI prespuesto
para ell actual ano fiscal una
partida de $30.000, para reali-
Ear I'm estudio de la Division,
con fines de reorganizarla COM
pletamente. En- ell otono pasa-
do Sc efectuo I'm contrato con
Management Service, de la cual
H. Eliot Kaplan, quien redact6
la primera ley de Servicio Civil,
es presidente.
Los specialists de la com
pania pasaron ell octubre pasa-
do, noviembre y diciembre, es-
tudiando las facilidades de la
Division, su equipo, espacio y
procedimientos para mantener
archives. En- febrero, sometie-
ron su informe final y ell ira
bajo de la reorganization Sc
efectua ahora a base de sus
recomendaciones.
Ell senior Lizard explic6: eel
c%ontrato con Management Servi-
ce incluye la supervision de la
reorganization y uno de SUI per-
sonal, viene mensualmente con
csc prop6sito.
La Division, apunt6, tiene dos
f%unciones principles: registro
de vehiculos y 1icencias para los
operadores, En- Ell registro de
vehiculosH la, mecanizaci6n para
mantener los records es uno
fNMu-. .H
de los problemas y Ell sistema
esta aetualmente bajo revision.
Bajo ell nuevo plan para la
de las tres actuales secciones.
Dos secciones -Registro de
Vehiculos y Licencias para Ope-
radores- seran reorganizadas.
Una Unidad Central de Docu-
mentos reemplazara a la. actual
Unidad IBM y sera la deposi-
taria de todos los expedientes
de la Division. Sc estan adqui-
riendo mas maquinas IBM. Sc
ra anadida una cuarta secci6n:
la de Investigaciones Y Cum
plimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25

cendio destruyo mas de 1000
cables.
Ell edificio de Correos de
ocho pisos, ocupa toda una man.
zana en- las cercanias del puerto
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25
Estado 81 Ell Pueblo no 10 Soicia Dice G~obernador NuhM NadI

mo resultado de estos estudios".
Mas adelante dijo ell Gober-
nador que cuando Sc hayan com
pletado los estudios, cuando Sc
hayan hecho todas las consul
tas con todas las personas que
puedan ser de ayuda, "debe pre-
pararse I'm plan global sobre la
educacion en- Puerto Rico, I'm
plan, que, desde luego, no po-
dra llevarse a cabo en- I'm solo
dia, pero no debe ser I'm plan
coordinate, abarcador, que in
cluya todos los aspectos neee-
sarios para mejorar la educa-
cion; que incluya por ejemplo,
ell curriculo, la ensenanza del
ingles y la ensenanza del es-
panol, los sueldos de los macs
tros en- fin queencarne un pro.
posito global, bien redondeado,
de TODD 10 que deba hacerse
en- un esfuerzo concertado pa
ra darle a los ninos y a la jul
ventud puertorriquena la me-
jor educaci6n que sea possible
darles."
Dijo Ell senior Mufoz Marin,
tambien que por la conversation
que s%ostuvieron los educadores
del grupo mencionado y el, cree
que "sera question de algunos
meses s~olamente, ell que poda.
mos estar en- condolences de
yer los distintos informes en-
preparation y comenzar la eva
luaci6n de los mismos".
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-25
NUEVO PLAN DE
ALCANTARILJAD0

SAN JUAN. Ell Director de
la Autoridad de Acueductos v
Alcantarillados dijo que nj una
sola calle Sc ha quedado fuera
del gigantesco plan de alcanta-
rillado que Sc d~esarrolla por
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22
Handy Hobby

THROUGH competitor of Graumans Chinese Theater
Mrs. Ellen Mearns of Covina, Calf, has taken up
the making of handprntS and footprints. kinder
garen teacher Mrs MearnS makes ceramic handprintS
of her pupils classroom activity. She has each OF
her youngsters record his hand impression in clay then
colorS and fires the clay in kiln right in the classroom
Children take home the finished pieces and many parents
delight in putting them up wall plaques After school
hours Mrs. MearnS Is in great demand by parents OF
newborn infants who want permanent records of their
babes tiny footSies.
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AFTERNOON

1900
4-Tie Toe Dough. Quiz.
5-RompeT Room. Kids.
Hour. Connie Bohlin, teacher.
7-AcFoss the BooFd. Quiz.
Ted Brown, m. c.
Glove Of Life. Serial.
1890
ALI Could Be You.
Bill leyden, m. c.
7-Pontomime Quiz.
Mike Stokey. host.
9-Seorch for Tomorrow. Ser1.
l2:45
9-The Guiding Light. Serial.
100
Ats q Greet Life. Comedy.
Slate Lunch Movie.
"Alios French 6ertie." 1880.
Bebe DonieIs, Ben Lyon.
7-Musie Binso. Quiz.
9-TheoteT Of Stars. Drama.
The Pee Wees Toke Over"
Steve Brodie. Peggy Weber.
1870
Ain Our Town. Color.
Moe McGorry, m. c.
II Married Joan. Comedy.
Joan DoVis, Jim BockuS stor.
9-As the World Turns. Ser1.
ZOO
4-Queen for q Day. Giveowoy.
7-Doy in Court. Trial.
9-For Better or Worse.
Dr. james A. Peterson, host.
$3.50
4-CVurt Of Humon Relations.
5-TV Readers Digest. Drama.
7-GoIe Storm Show. Comedy.
9-Aouse Party. VARIETY
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6:2S
9-Meditation. Inspirotionol.
$50
9-cIessroom 9. Typewriting.
Beginning typewritine.
6:45
4-Todey on The FERN.
$50
4-Look to This DGy. Proyer.
700
4-Tedey. Variety.
Z Hours. News breaks ct TBS
and s:25.
S-The Morning Show.
I Hour. Fovorlte comedies.
1880
S-News. Scott Sutton.
7:35
S-rhe Morning Show.
500
9-News. HotteIet.
- Sc. ONLY
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July 30


1850
4-TreosuTe Hunt. Quiz.
my Little Morsie. Comedy.
Cole Storm stors.
9-Som Levenson Show. Vor'ty.
1900
4-The Price Is Right. Contest.
7-BeuIoh. Comedy.
Ethel Waters stors.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
1870
4-Coneentrotion. Come.
Art james, host.
5-cortoon Pioytime. Kids.
7-Our Miss Brooks. Comedy.
Eve Arden stors.
Stop DoIIor. Quiz.
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$40
9-LoeoI News. Borber.
8:l5
9-CoPtoin Kangaroo. Kids.
$50
Thoughts Of God. Religion.
900
4-Todoy With lingo. Cooking.
5-Kortoon KIub. Kids.
7-Pete and His Polls. Kids.
I Hour. Cartoon, Puppets. Pete
Jomerson, host.
Stronger Hal. Kids.
9:o5
4-Insa's Angle.
$50
4-From Hollywood. Drama.
Boss Come to Dinner" Morilyn
Erskine.
$50
9-Mork Time. ToIk.
1000
4-Doush-Re-Mi. Quiz.
5-Tcn O'Clock Movie.
"Truck Busters" lo43. Rich
ord TroVis.
7-TroubIe With Father.
Stu Erwin stors.
9-On the Go. Trovel.
The Supai weekly news., 1959-10-19
Page 2~Ns>as- -Ocb- "a. 1859

Dr.. and Mrs. H. S. Wise ana eozA> Mike.
brought in party of Public Health Service
people from Tuba City, Ariz. In this group
were Carolina Banjo oc, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mico Barbara Schmitt, and June Kabelitz.
Ruth Kentz1er, of Boulder, Colo, cane as a e
guest of the Wise family and she greatly
enjoyed her Supai trip.
Sad News. Word just came On the telephone
that little Duff Manakaja passed away this
morning at y o. cl ock in the St. Joseph's
Hospital in Phoenix. He had leukenia. We
are very sorry and wish to extend to the
family our love and syrp athy. Duff was
born July 7, 1858 in Phoenix.
MIR. and Mrs. Collins came home on Oct.
18th after having been gone six weeks. Mrs.
c. worked in the Peach Sprin ngs Post office
while Mrs. Jones POSTMASTER went on her
vacation. Mr.. G. worked in the Headquarters E
Office at Valentine at the Sane tire. The 8
pup, Major (Mr. Collins calls him Major
Headache) went along this trip and cane
back three as big as he Was when he left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Theobald, Of Torrance,
celif.. and Mr.. and Mrs. George Long, of
Monterey Park, Calif., spent five days en-
joying beautiful Supai Canyon. They were
guests in the new Lodge. These friendly
people plan to return as possible
as they had such and time.
Hank Graepler and his brother Bill,
we're guests of the collins' over the week.
end. Hank is the cowboy who rode all the
way on his mare from Phoenix seven years
ago. His many Supai friends were hs1py to
see him again.
Mr.. and Mrs. A1va Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Jones, and Mr.. David Jones all went
up Topocoba to pcik pinons.
Miss Ida Uqua1la home with the
Collins Last week. On the way they all
jumped out Of the Pickup and gathered
handful Of pinons at Frazier Wells. Lots E
Of nuts the ground and it hard
- Q" A1r s~A 1A-ua +haIa there.
The Supai weekly news., 1959-10-19
Gr and Canyon Hospital Closed. There

CT and Canyon Hospital Closed. There
IS no doctor at the Grand Canyon right
now. There is nurse there though and
she is in the Hospital from 10 O'Clock
every morning until 5 o'clock every
afternoon.
Cecil Dick drove out to H. Hilltop
Saturday P. N. to pick up Delner U. and
Letha G.. to ta1e then to Ft. Apache.
They have both been sick and could not
leave Wi tn the other school children.
Mrs. Ayers Retires. Most everyone
here knows Mrs. Ayers who worked for
IS years in the Superintend emit Office
at Grand Canyon. She retired from her
job at the end Of August and she is now
living in Ok Harbor, Washington. She
Was secretary to Superintendents Bryant,
PatraW, and Mclaughlin. She a1wyas took
a very special interest in the Supais
& always rene1nb cred then at Chri stmas.
W. shall Hiss hearing her cheerful voice
on the telephone.
Joe Wa-pler. WAS here for two weeks
this Fall wi tn Maurine Peterson as his
camp cook ans hostess. He expects to
return in the Spring wi tn rore cue SITS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert steffy, of Torrance,
Ca1if., were guests in the Old Lodge
last week. To6ay We have Mr.. George
Gordon, of Grand Canyon, who S really
enjoying the scenery. August 18th Car
ma Lee Sni thson and Virginia left us
aft ter having spent three weeks in the
Canyon. Guiding them to Hilltop were
Lucy end Jewell Grounas. They made fine
Girl Guides and they are the first ones
we have heard of doing this. Marian
PutAsoy Was home in AUGUST for a visit
wi tn her relatives. She lives in Oak
Land, Calf.
Virginia Says they had lots Of rain
mere the first part of October. The
Gays nave been warm and sunny and nice
and the noon1ieht nj shts are pretty.
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leigh. instead OF John SMITH
was not an illogical one.
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Jackie Cooper stop Nous
sommes pedettes de la premiere
diffusion dune nouuelle pro-
ordmme L'Oldsmobile Music
Theater Jeudi sur la televiSion
NBC stop Je crois que celia sera
une representation MAGNITUDE
stop J'di dit stop stop.
Genevieue,
Cps. She forgot the time
$3.50 tonight. and it's WRC-4
locally.)
50
Tic Tao Dough Note: A num-
Der Of viewers suspected an
other quiz fix when Time mag
azine tipped 1t. James AS
true's defeat in an issue deliver
ed prior to the occurrence. The
answer is simple: Tic Tao
Dough is taped in advance and
the defeat was leaked" to the
magazine. ! can't agree with
those who felt that Astrue deli
berately missed the question
ANY schoolboy could have an
swered 1t in a minute" one
viewer wrote Scholars have
missed easier questions on
dozens of quiz shows and AS
true's answer (Sir Walter Ra-
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ano when she plays, her chin
q little above the keyboard
For the high notes, she
steps sprightly TO her right be-
cause her size prevents her from
reaching the keys from one
position. The showstopper
Beethoven's Minuet in @.
Liza Minelh, I3-yedr-old
daughter OF Judy Garland bJ
her marriage to Vincent Mi
NELL, DiH make her debut on
Gene Kelly's April "a special
for CHS. -. Kelly's music
men: Nelson Riddle and Henrs
peter GunD Manctni.
A series Of programs pro-
duced by the Israeli Broadcast
ing Service win begin on
WGMS April 4 $3.50 PM
All the music was recorded in
Jerusalem or Tel Aviv.
CBS's Eric Sevareid, incident
ally, will present the Washing
ton Newspaper Guild awards
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leigh. instead OF John Smith,
was not an illogical one.
49,
On the Run:
Jack Benny. who arrives this
afternoon for his Saturday
night benefit concert with the
National Symphony, will repay
Bob Hopes recent guest visit on
his show with an appearance
on Hopes next NBC special
April Is. 3. other Hope guests
Ginger Rogers and Jerry Co
lonna with. Of all things, his
jazz combo.
Another week lend visitor:
Scott Forbes, TVS Jim Bowie,
Scott will introduce his
Friday night show Gin person.
on WTTG-5.
II you heard 5-year-old Vir-
ginia Thu, Of Hong Kong, play
ing the piano on Don McNeiil's
Breakfast Club (WMAL) the
other morning, then you know
there's a hot race on by TV
variety shows to sign this
precocious youngster. tAll
money she earns will go into a
fund for her future education)
=. Virginia stands at the pi-
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TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

600, WASH-FM 1911 Mel
In the Concert Hall: Patrie
Overture by Bizet and SYM
phony No. 5 in c Minor by
Beethoven.
7:O5, WGMS AMIN 1910 Kc
and 1853 Mc.0-Symphony
Hall: Concerto Overture
Opus 26 by Rosa and Piano
Concerto No. / in B Flat
Minor by Tchaikovsky.
1880, WMAL-FM (107.3 Nc
Opera Echoes: Highlights
from Une Education Man.
que by Chabrier.
sos, WTOP 1880 Kc.)
New York Philharmonic
Roman Carnival Overture
by Berlioz. Symphony No 3
in c Minor by Saint-Saens
and Pelleas ct Melisande by
Faure.
500, VOL AMIN 1450) Kc.
and 9S.7 Mcleod Music
Time: Stabat Mater by
Pergolesi and Tenebrae Les
SON. by LaSSuS.
sos, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc
and 1853 Me- = National
Symphony Orchestra: Adele
Addison, soprano, Symphony
No. 4 in G by Mailer and
BachianaS BraSileiras No. 4
by Villa-Lobos.
1000, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
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trouble finding someone 70 d.
II, he said.
When he does return to CHS
about Oct. /. / hope we hear
little more from Sevareid thar
we're accustomed to hear from
the overseas correspondents
This would be possible If CHS.
radios World Tonight went
back to its old formal as /,
presently being considered.
y \ \
Comment: Departure of CHS:
No. l and 2 men four and ever
three years ago would have
been a small disaster. 1t is per-
haps a reflection Of the com.
paratively recent news and
public affairs department build
up at CHS that both men car
be simultaneously spared fol
their varying sabbaticals.
y 4 4 4
Parlez-vOus? The following
wire arrived yesterday:
Attention: Telepision Editors
Pdrtout:.
"Je deviens dmoureuSe de
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Sevareid said yesterday that
the two leaves were unrelated.
~ started talking about II
Nth CHS a long time ago" he
said yesterday. my contract
,Uds up in May and II seemed
like a good time. II DdS all at
nv oiDn request"
After 10 years as Washing
ton correspondent and nearly
20 with CHS Murrow recon-
mended his hiring in Paris in
1880. he indicated that he
felt the need for a change Of
locale.
The Sevareids will vacation
on the Continent and maybe
I'll get in a little writing" He
will join the CHS bureau in
London after he returns to
work.
The one thing he feels badly
about is the Conquest series,
which Is slated to become a
weekly half-hour TV feature In
the fall. 1--WE have q lot Of
good men and they'll have no
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WOL-Jay PERI Show
"Porgy and Bess," featuring
Miles Davis.
1900, WWDC AAA Forum
Plans for road and street
improvements are discussed
by Washington I. Cleveland
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for news-writing and photog-
raphy at the Front Page Ball
April 3 at the Willard Hotel .
Pvt. Steve Lawrence, a press
favorite. will drop by for a song
or two.
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ON THE AIR
A Large Year
For SobboticoIs
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star tn rFitie

Eric Sevared will take four-month leave Of absence
from CHS beginning June and it's something of conci
dence that will find Eric and Edward Murrow whose years
leave will begin July footlooe in troubled Europe the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-06
FRANCIS & PARSONS

200 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
AUTO WARRANTY CLERK = Ex-
perience preferred but not neces-
sary. Good opportunity for young
man mechanically inclined. Be-
tween ages 2l-35. Must be able 10
type at least 40 words per minute
EATON CHEVROLET, INC.
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81 TO IS

Top proposition for specially sales
men. Hottest item on the market
Make $50 or more per day with
exclusive new product with tre-
mendouS appeal. National opera
ton eneeds representation in
WaShinGtcl area CeN for appt.
MR.. BECKER. co. 5-99l8
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HELP MEN

CLERK for retail liquor store. Ex-
cellent salary, Exper. preferred
References necessary. Apply MR.
WOLF or Mr. BuRKA' Wo
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Age $3.50 only. Starting salary,
S4,SOO, plus commission, and all
expenses Liberal employe ben
efits and profit sharing. College
degree and car necessary.
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PROGRAMMER

Math Deg. and eXper. in 1O4 Sal
accdng to eXper. To $1,000 Lo-
cal Also trainee Dos. for Math
grad. with good grades Bill Stuart.
SMELLING AG'CY. sos l4th St,
NV, ST. 3-6SSS.
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HELP MEN

AUTO MECHANICs-we have ex-
banded, therefore We need . top
grade men, transmission expert
ence preferred, but not necessary
II otherwise qualified. 500 guar
anteed 10 right men, hospitaliza-
ton plan, cool, cool shop in sum
mer, warm In winter, Electrically
operated doris, . twin post lifts,
Visualiner, hand balancer, clean
rest room, modern exhaust sys-
TEN. See Mr.. Beamer, TRI-COUN-
TY RAMBLER, PA Wash. Blvd,
IT, | South. opposite Laurel shop
ping center. Open I'll o. TO.
AUTO MECHANICS for Ford dealer;
GOOD pay, paid vacation, hospital
ization plan, 5l2-day week Con-
tact Mr. Clifi Brown, ACADEMY
FORD, INC, l2l Wash, blvd,
Laurel, Md, TO, 9-5S4O,
AUTO MECHANICs-GM exper
preferred, Republication and hfe
Insurance Excel, working Condi-
tionS. Call Mr., Ferebee, AP z
1000 JUSTINE NICHOLSON
OLDS, Hyattsville, Md
AUTO MECHANIC, FIRST class for
general repair shop. Auto trans
mission exper pref Salary open
Call 10. 5-07SS or WA. 4-9l92'
ewes,
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MECHANICAL
INSPECTORS

Minimum of two years
experience as a ma
chiniSt and ability to
read mechanical draw
ingS. 3 years experience
as a mechanical in
Spector with knowledge
of precision measuring
techniqueS and equip
ment. Experienced in
mechanical inspection of
small model and pro-
duction shop products.
CALL JU. 8-7273
FOR APPOINTMENT
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