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Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01

rinde quito a una rival, tan
to mas invencible cuantO que
va es de este mundo? Es un
asuntO muchas veces comen.
tado en- la literature y en- ia.
mOsas nOvelas como eel Sc
sundo Mister Tackeray" y
"Rebeca".
Cuand0 no es Ia muerte
del primer marid0, cuandO ell
recuerdO de un gran amor
pertenece a un nOviazgo que
no tuvo fin feliz y es ell que
preside ell matrimOniO, tam.
bien nay que esperar las ma.
yores calamidades. Mas de una
vez, una muier imprudente ha
dichO: "iQue vida mas feliz
llevaria 81 me hubiera casado
con Fulanito en- lugar de
hacerl0 contig0!" Y este es ell
-(Pasa a la pag. Z.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01
KSZM
PERNIL AL

l pernil de 5 a 6 libras
2 cucharadas de sal
IA cucharadita de pimien-
ia.
/ cucharadita de oregano en-
polvo.
2 dientes de ajo machacadoe
2 cucharadas de vinagre
IL taxa de manteca
2 .tazas de aqua
Haga incisiones a la carne
con I'm cuchillo fino. Mezcle la
sal, la pimienta, Ell oregano y
ell ajo e introduced estos condi.
mentos en- las incisiones y ado.
be por fuera. Vierta por encima
ell vinagre y dele ell pernil en-
este adobe durante 3 o 4 horas
o 81 es possible toda la noche.
Caliente la manteca y dore ell
pernil por ambos lados. Cubra
con aqua, reduzca ell fuego y vi.
re de un lado a otro entire ra.
tos. Tarda generalmente de 2
a tres horas en- a%blandarse.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01

I'a'io. Basque bsio su slgno del Zodiaeo IL
mo, correspondent a su icchs de naeimiento as
t3t) Plseis, de Febrero II a Mario &c
w. Taurus, de Abrl FL a Mayo &c
90 Cancer, dc JUNO - a Julio %
tru) Virgo, de hsosto 23 a Sepbre. %
tfncl Eseorp'o, de Oct. - Novbre. %
N6) Cspricornp, Dbr-. % a Enero FL
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01
Aniversorio Matrimonial

En- ell dia de hoy celebran un
nuevo aniversario de bodas ell
DR.. Henry RenedO y sonora,
Chacha de Renedo, distinguishes
miembros de nuestra colonia
Guiana residente en- Miami.
MOI complace enviarles nues-
tras calurosas felicitaciones y
votos por SUI bienestar personal.
En- esta fecha celebran Nm
nuevo aniversario de bodas en-
Coronel Antonio Soto y sonora,
Julia Guzman de Soto, miembros
%apreclsdos de nuestra colonia
pue-torriquena residente en-
Miami
Nos es grato enviarles nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones Y
votes porque gocen de muchos
amos mas de dicha conyugal.
* r r
Nos complace felicitar caluro-
samente al senior Alfredo Gort
y sonora Esther Llanos de Gort,
miembros apreciados de nuestra
colonia Guiana residente en-
Miami quienes celebraron en- ell
dia de aver la grata OCCASION de
un nuevo aniversario de bodas,
rodeados del afecto de sus hijos
y nietos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01
SABER OLVIDAR

QuerIda Amaranta: Estoy
casado en- segundas nupcias
y soy relativamente feliz. Mi
prlmera esposa fallecio tragi
camente en- I'm Academic y no
me es impossible olvidarla, ST
me case por segunda vez es
porque era muy joven aun,
tenia una hijita que necesita-
ba una madre y mi familia
me aconsej6 que tratase por
todos los medios de rehacer
mi vida. Naturalmente, COM
prendo que a mi esposa actual
no puede agradarle que re-
cuerde a la otra, pero ique
voy a bacer, 81 no puedo evi
tarlo? Mi problema es pues
saber 81 debo hacer 10 posi-
BILE por olvidar a mi primera
esposa, o 81, por ell contra
rio, debo continuar reveren
ciando SUI recuerdo. lQue OPT
ma listed?
RALP
Olvidar es muchas veces un
deber. Ell arte de Olvidar es
uno de los secret0s para ell
exitO matrimonial. Sobre to
do, en- los casOS en- que una
mujer o un hOmbre Sc casan
por segunda vez despues de
haber perdido una gran fell
cidad trustrada por ell falleci.
miento del primer esposo o la
prImera mujer. No quier0 de
cir con este que sea necesa-
rio borrar absolutamente ell
pasad0. QuierO decir, sin CT
nismo, sin ingratitud, que Sc
debe dejar al tempo que rea
lice SUI papel de cicatrizador.
A un amor pasado Sc lie debe
conservar buena memoria, pc.
no no es ~recOmendable hacer
de Ell un quito supersticiosO.
6Que puede hacer una mu.
Jer que trata de ser agrada.
BILE, perO que siempre tropie
Ia con la presencia de toto
grafias, habitOs, gustOs y pre-.
ferencias de la anterior? Go.
mo Sc puede ser feliz en- un
hogan en- capilla, donde Sc
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01

ste entretenimiento lie trae un mensaje
,tras que delctrearan su fortuna. Dichos S,
SS1 Acuano, de Enero - Feb. 20
~ Ares, de Marie II ABR. 20
81 Ceminis, de Mayo Fl a Jun. Fl,
q J Leo, de Julio "a a Ago. 81;
NA) Libra, de Sepbfc. "a a Oct. 23;
~, Sasitsrio, de Nov. 23 a DIRE %,
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01
Bodas de Mimbre

Bodas de Mimbre
En- ell dia de aver 'celebraron
la grata OCCASION de sus Bodas
de Mimbre, diecisiete amos de
ejemplar y v%enturosa union con-
yugal, ell senior Gilberto Garcia
y sonora Elena de Garcia, MEM
bros estimados de nuestra colo
MIA hispanoamericana residente
en- Miami.
Aunoue algo tarde, nos es gra-
to felicitarlos calurosamente y
describes muchos amos mas de
dicha matrimonial.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01
FIESTA DE REYES

La Casa de las Americas de IL
Alianza Interamericana abrira
sus puertas ell domingo, 4 de
enero, de 4 a 8 de la. noche, a
todos sus socios y amistades que
acudiran acompanados de sus
nihos a celebrar la Fiesta de Re,
yes en- sus acogedores salones y
jardines.
La sonora dona Virginia Con.
zalez de TOrruella Fundadora dc
esta organization, agradecera
que las personas que deseen
asistir a esta calida reunion, Sc
comuricquen con ella, personal
mente en- la sede del club, Gale
Salzedo 1922, Coral Gables, Q
por ell telefono Highland 4-3452.
Doble Celebration
Ell ST.. Wilfredo Gort. conoci
do fotografo cubano y su espo-
posa Sra. Esther LlanOs de G0rt,
miembros los dos muy estima-
dos de los circulos hispanos de
esta ciudad, cumplieron % amos
de casados aver.
AL mismo TEMPO, ell Sr. Juan
Fernandez y su esposa, Ketty
Gort de Fernandez, hija de los
esposos Gort, cumplieron en- la
misina fecha ell cuarto aniversa-
rio de teliz union matrimonial.
Nuestras felicitaciones a las
dos simpaticas parejas.
Para Ponomd
Despues de haber disfrutado
de unos dias de recreo en- Los
Angeles, acempanada de sus So
brinos Carlos y ArmandO Bena-
vides PalaciOs, hace una corta
escala en- Miami, antics de EN-
prender viaje de regreso a Pa
nana la gentil sehorita Rosita
PalaeiOs, a quien despedimos
eordialmente y deseamos una
feliz travesia.
Carlos y Armando permane-
ceran en- Miami en- donde cur.
san estudios desde hace algunos
amos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01
De Cube

Con ell objeto de pasar la
temporada de Navidad y Ano
Nuevo en- Miami, al lado de su
familia en- esta ciudad, Sc hallan
aqui desde hace algunos dias ell
senior George DOminguez y Sc
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01
Bodies de Hero

Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones para la apreciada pa
reja formada por ell senior Rene
Velazquez y sonora, Gladys de
Velazquez, con motive de la gra
ia celebration de sus Bodas de
Hero, seis amos de venturosa
union matrimonial, en- Ell dia de
aver.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01

sentimental

DirUanse las consulas a BUzVN SENTIMENTAL. p. o. Box 500,
International Airport, Miami Is. Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o
setoras qpe firmen sus eatas con un pseud6nimo o iniciales
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01

nora, Chucha Ramos de Donnn.
guez, de La Habana, Cuba.
Les presentamos I'm cordial
ssludo, complacidos de tenerlos
entire nosotros.
(PaSa a la nag. 81
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1t ALL" This spurs them. she
explained, to help themselves.
which is the desired result
Of the UNICEF programs.
Mrs. Hartman called the
UNICEF stan m e m b ers
quite selhess" people and
described one American rep
resentative as 1.-The perfect
antithesis Of the type de-
scribed in The Ugly Ameri-
can People in the villages
wait in anticipation Of his
coming" she said, adding,
Hes performing not only a
wonderful service for the
United Nations but an aw-
fully good job for the United
States. too"
Her passion Tor improv-
ing the lot of children, and
thereby the world in gen.
eral, goes back to her stu
dent days at the London
School of Economics.
"I was a bit Of a silly ideal
ist." she recalled.
II thought then III go TO
work with the League of Ma
tons But by the time I'd
finished my studies, there
was no League of Nations.
That was the first blow"
She joined the staff of the
Jewish Association for the
Protection of Girls. Women
and Children in her native
London. then. In 1i040, moved
with her husband TO Pales-
tine.
There she became the per-
sonal assistant to the late
Henrietta Sold, founder and
director of Youth Aliya, an
organization dedicated to the
education and training of i'm
migrant children and Adde'S
cents.
Her own children are David,
IS: Naomi, nearly Is, and
llama, almost 10.
The sixth member of the
Hartman family is a big, black
cocker spaniel named Lord,
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Chevy Chose Club
Schedules Closes

The Spanish section Of the
Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase. Maryland, Inc, has
scheduled two classes to-
morrow. An intermediate
class will be held from 8 to
1890 am. and an advanced
class from 1890 am. to noon.
Meanwhile the German
section will hold a language
class at 1880 am. Wednes-
day. A luncheon meeting at
1880 will follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Mrs. Harmon Coils
Youth Key to Peace

"It's really quite odd" she
said the other day. mot hav-
ing to get of to the office in
the morning."
MY children don't quite
approve, she laughed, They
think this is a come-down."
IT think it's going to be
fun"
Will Be Busy
Like all ambassadorial
housewives, she'll haye a host
Of social obligations to keep
her busy. In the past two
weeks, for example. she at
tended eight or nine parties.
And I understand 1t gets
much worse" she said. 1T
was nothing like this in New
York"
While in Washington, Mrs.
Hartman can still perform
one service for UNICEF. She
can talk about it.
A veteran speaker. she has
been invited to address a
number of clubs and plans to
fit as many lectures as pos
sible into her schedule.
The Ambassadors wife
said. when asked a bout
UNICEF, "Oh, dear. now
you're getting me started. l"
The supply organization is
doing an absolutely naqn'f-
icent job" Of awakening the
recipients to a real under
standing Of their needs, she
said.
They Immediately see the
results of such medical help
as penicillin shots. they OBJ
serve the dramatic drop in
the mortality rate, and "they
can't help but be excited by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
BY AMELIA YOUNG
star stan Writer


Mrs. Abraham Hartman.
wife Of the new Israeli Am
bassador, believes there's
"bound to be" political strife
in the world "as long as
there are suffering chill
dren."
1T don't want to appear
to be a sentimentalist," she
says.
But I'm absolutely con-
WINGED If we don't give top
priority to the needs Of chill
dren, today, in the present,
we're going to cause a slow
up in the progress toward
peace. :. =.
I'VE won't have a new
generation capable of living
in a democratic world"
Mrs. Hartman has lived
this conviction for the past
nine years, serving as Israel's
representative on the board
of the United Nations Chill
dren's Fund.
Must Give Up Work
Now, as an Ambassadors
wife, she must give up her
work with UNICEF. When
her husband was appointed
to the Washington post she
4. Immediately resigned from
the Israeli foreign Office.
+. where she was director Of the
Division of International Or
CARNATIONS. ~
Never before. in the 20
years of her married life, has
Mrs. Hartman been without
i. q job.
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Dessert Luncheon

The Northwest Chapter
women's American o. r. T.
will hold a meeting tomorrow
noon at the willard Hotel in
the Cabinet Room. Mr.. Louis
r. Jefferson Of the State De-
partment will speak on
world Refugee Year" A
convention report viii follow
and a dessert luncheon will
be served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
Season to Start

The fall season Of the
Democratic Club of the Dis
trict will begin at a meeting
at $50 pm. tomorrow at the
Fairfax Hotel. Mr.. William
C. Masseth will speak about
Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05

who can't understand Eng
lish (only Hebrew but is ex-
ceedingly friendly toward
Americans. Too much SO, Mrs.
Harmon fears. I'm going to
have to teach him the Jules
of protocol" she said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

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Hondkehiefs white. posteIs prints regularly SOC 3for 1O4
so0 eodbonds oyses, e0Or 1sguoIk % and more IS
$50 400 Gloves plain dressy Styles coo 294
ssrob ss o ood.9 Yn e ne eaa g
$50 Scoob Earrings and Pine eodfIed mounines eoch 3
wsl~Fosos accessories Chevy Chose, As.ondao
s98 and 49s Boys Walk Shorts washable sobcs go
SOC Boys Cotton Grew Socks white 8h5 &c 3for 100
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Vko 6pce cushion living SETS regularly 1895 1894
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Fomous name 5-piece dnette SETS regularly 74o5 1894
Allpurpoe folding tobes regularly 495 1874
North
Concert ereophonc monographs regularly 1895 and 1886
52.54 and 72I54t
wsLt Entertainment Chose ond Corners"
1895 CoDok 5pee oyobe SETS Golden Fruit pattern 1894
6o8 Fornon Szzekoid aluminium cookinesenng platter S94
opiece Superior plostic kitchen set coo regularly lila SA
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Chevy Chose ond Corners
so Sierpoted HoIowore, imprinted each piece, lOA5
$500 2-ouo Silver plated Chofing DISH Pyrex liner ly4:
oon Skerpoted Wire Baskets Styles regularly 6UOOOO 5S4
DOCS Sroco Wall Clocks, eodinshed wood, styles 1884;
odd1o%
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{. . 90 White g Wyckoff White VeIum Stationery. l64.
W6L-sniopy ST Chevy Chose ond7 Corners
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800 DrpDy Cotton Blouse sleeveless little ironing 294
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3o5 Atkinson cotton sport shirts SML 2S4 or for $50
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3o5 Atkinson drp-d short sleeve shirts 2S4 for $50
$500 Summer suits Of $500 Docron59O orsted coors 5
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The people's voice., 1959-02-27
Such Stupidity

During last weeks Senate debate proposed $1OO minimum
wage of the wiser O
measure could accomplish good for but
That remark has about much intelligent insight attributed
Cal Coolidge when
How I'd like know would labor leaders from
putting SO0 floor under wages Is there hundred
the than $4,000 members
making less than $1.O0 IN
instead of beneftng labor
ability the opposite would result?
subsistence level encourage union orpn
activities? e
Another assertion of kindred Lehrkind ID
Gaan) who contended that
employer and empoye. N
Since the $100 hour minimum barely
Montana directly Lehnd
ploye bargaining with his employer.
That about
How much bargaining the hour worker
with employer who stands of human in
expecting people to work for such
Minimum dead this problem bringing m
agitation for such minimum continues
ga until such time somewhere minimum decency
written into law Once enacted drive
mpoye out of business But little
elbow men than employers willing own volon
The people's voice., 1959-02-27

made mandatory utilities provide
mites from such installation within
three years.
Another exhibition of with the killing bv
adoption of adverse
Rep Badanouve grazing
week. lib 425 would have made possible
grazing land tracts which Cerovs carried
dark backroom unknownst
if
anonymity Rep Powers
OF initiative petitions must be registered
aftermath of kids
petitions
Committed Fellow along without uur
of protest
Many bills of
whelnng bipartisan of
senate where the execuione
though the of each
1t is little failed to pass Voters
The people's voice., 1959-02-27
"YoUr Riqht to Know --Heuvens, No!

right
city councils school boards other agencies McGy
effort spanked by Fead Sideiu
of Sen Nixons Boards Offices Committee
The Senate decided reluctance putting
membership other bills majority
kill Voice standing the
with the exception of the the question:
provide fooproof safeguard against embarrassing
folks
In addition HB other important disposed
the
standing votes
example, Montana spOrtmen would like identify the 25
who voted kill Rep CLIPS migratory bird refuge bill 293)
they'd probably like know aso the of the 90 besides
Durkee who supported passage.
the Senate brave voce vote
Public Utilities
The people's voice., 1959-02-27
GIN Again Rebuffed In
Attempt TO Secure Injunction
Against Helena LSW

HELENA, Mont.-LSW Local 24O9
here has received official notice from
the National Labor Relations Board,
Washington, D. c., dismissing unfair
labor practice charges filed against
it by Great Northern Railway.
The boards action brings to an end
a two-front attack on Local 24O9 and
the Montana District Council, LSW,
begun by Great Northern and the
NLRB in July 1868. Injunction pro-
ceedings brought by the boards re-
glonal director, Thomas P. Graham,
were dismissed by Federal Judge w.
ID. Murray after hearing at Helena
IN early August. A hearing later in
August before a trial examiner of
NLRB resulted in the boards recent
order dismissing the entire proceed
ings.
Previously Great Northern had car
ried an unsuccessful injunction and
1amage suit against Local 24O9 and
Montana District Council through the
supreme Court of the United States.
tickets of Local 2409 on strike against
Foley's Mill & Cabinet Works here
ross spur track of Great Northern
n normal picketing procedure. Great
Northern employees have consistently
efused to cross the picket line and
allway officials have conducted all
The people's voice., 1959-02-27
A Good Decision--One Week Lute

Opponents of collecting income nonresident
corporations think
uch tax proposals SB 105 nd the 1922
no longer hide their opposition behind that
a law is
The u D Supreme Court-from which there S
week in 6-3 decision ruled that
of ngswthin the
corporations subject such taxation follows that nd
vduas living elsewhere laws of Montana
Too bad the decision didn't
TEL Tel efforts kill HB no
income that 879 of MST&T American Tel Tel
could be of substantial help
revenue problem.
The people's voice., 1959-02-27

Last week l mentioned the bell
that rang during the voting on tax
measures in the House. Because there
is confusion over the connection be-
tween this and the trouble with the
voting machines it should be pointed
out that this bell system, which was
attached to Rep. Felt's desk, was not
in any way wired to the voting ma
chine. 1t was battery-bell set con-
nected to his desk, and the only thing
it did was to confuse the members
at very critical time in the voting
routine.
When the State Senate went into
session Tuesday evening at 8:O8 pm.
there were only two Republicans in
President of the Senate,
Paul Cannon, asked Charley Mahoney
if there was a caucus or some reason
for the complete lack of appearance
of the COP. Mahoney said he knew
of none and following no results from
The people's voice., 1959-02-27

switching operations to the Foley
plant. Great Northern and regional
officials of NLRB have sought to
have the picketing declared an un-
lawful secondary boycott of Great
Northern.