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MY SAVIOUR OF THE SAVED AND UNsAvEDr
N.Y. ONE. PURE. TRUE, HONEST CHURCH. THE
CHRIST SCIENTIST, IMPERATIVE FOR cHRisrLIKE
SANITY. JUDGMENT, HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE!
1T IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS :"
OF ALL RACES. NATIONS AND PEOPLES 1.-THE
ONE, IMPERATIVE, BASIC EDUCATION, CULTURE.
POLITICS, Entertainment. RECREATION. CONTROL
OF THE sovIETs' 'PUNY Cod, MINOR, PHYSICAL,
NATURAL ScIENcE-NATURALLY PRISONER OF
THE DEVIL
IT DIE IN APARTMENT HOUSE BLAZE
FLAMES CUT STRUCTURE LIKE PAPER
MOTHER STLLBORN INFANT AMONG KY. VICTIMS
Windsor Daily Star 2il4
ASHLAND. Ky. tAP(Fire cut through old apartment
building like aeeyIene torch early today leaving II
dead and missing Eight other persons injured.
Among the victims six members Of the family.
including expeetant mother She jumped from window
Of the second oor then died after giving birth stborn
son.
The fire broke out at l0l and quickly cot of the
only exit stairway AZ the front Of the reeonvered theatre
Demar Fannin, of the 20 occupants of fhe stone
front structure. said he awakened when the fire Zap
ped the rug at my door like wind"
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DEATHS OF KING SAUL, SONS. A IT'D -nrrI
sAuLs luNAcY BECAME EvIpEnT ~ &c ""
JEALOUSY AND FEAR or THE FUTURE KING
THE VALIANT. VICTORIOUS YOUNG DAVID
ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM OF THE WILL
The re. luNACY NOTWITHSTANDING
OF THE SATAN BOUND" JESUS DECLARES.
NFATHER, FORGIVE THEM FOR THEY KNOW NOT
WHAT THEY DOL
R0iRAN RACES. MATERIAL" WORLD.
UNIVERSE. UNREAL \!
ny OFFSPRING YOUR REAL BEiNcD IS NOT
IN. OR OF, THE MYTHICAL, DEvILIsH
ANTI-cHRisT. P.s.yc-H.oP-A.TH-I.c. ApAmEvE
MuRDeRouS CAIN, JUDAS KNAvEs' AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN
PARENTHooD 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE IocaII.d,
MATeR'AL exIsTENcE"!-p 272 MY MASTER.
PIECE. THE c.S. MISUNDERSTANDING JESUS.
AND NY PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT
wicked AND ADuLTERoUs GENERATION" WHICH
COULD NOT BEAR" a COMPLETE AND FINAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMFORTER EVEN THE
HOLY GHOST WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS AND EFFECT THE HEALING OF THE
dNATioNSl tReveIation of ST. John last book New T.
IAN AWAKENING TO, APPREHENSION or, THE
REAL NATIONS! OF MY ONE CREATON-AND
THERE IS NONE oTHER-MATTERLEss FLesHLEss,
SPIRITUAL, CHRISTLIkE !-ETERNALLY, CON-
PLETELY PoPulATINc. SuPER.sATURATINc THE
ONE UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE. INcoR-
RuPTiBLE. lNvULNERABLE. oMNPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT,
NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
PART
SATAN BOUND" NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST
CHURCHES. CLERGY. LAYmEN LEADERS. MASSES III.
{. S. TEXTBOOK IMPERATIVE FOR
CHRISTINE SANITY.
JUDGMENT. HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE |. VIA MY
ONE. PURE. TRUE. HONEST, COMPLETE CHURCH.
THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST
OUR PROPHECY THERETO. MRS. EDDYs AND
MINE. EARLY IN THE 10Th CENTURY. TO CONCORD
MONITOR NEWsMAN
1T IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND THE
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS :" OF ALL
RACES AND PEOPLES 1.-THE IMPERATIVE, BASIC
EDUCATION. CULTURE, POLITICS, ENTERTAIN
MENT. RECREATION DviNELY REcREATIvE. AND
CONTROL or YOUR 'PUNY' God. MINOR
PHYSICAL. NATURAL SYSTEMATICALLY A
PRISONER OF THE DEvIL!-MATERIALlSM-
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
PRAYER AND HEALING.
THE PRAYER THAT REFORMS THE SINNER AND
HEALS THE SICK IS AN ABSOLUTE FAITH THAT ALL
THINGS ARE POSSIBLE TO CODA SPIRITUAL UNDER
STANDING OF HIM, AN UNSETTLED LOVE-" tS&H, p u
TRIUMPHANT THOUGHT, MASTERY
THE cHRIsTLKE UNDERSTANDING OF scIEN.
TIfIc BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES PER-
Feet PRINCIPLE AND IDEA, - PERFECT GOD AND
PERFECT MAN (PERFEcT uNIvERsEL-As THE BASIS
or THOUGHT AND DEMONSTRATION" ibid, p 2s9
JESUS, MASTER PHYSICIAN, METAPHYSIclAN,
SCIENTIST
JESUS BEHELD IN SCIENCE THE PERFECT MAN
WHO APPEARED TO HIM WHERE SHINING MORTAL
MAN APPEARS TO MoRTALs. IN THIS PERFECT MAN
THE SAVIOUR SAW GODS OWN LIKENESS AND THIS
CORRECT VIEW OF MAN HEALED THE SICK.
THUS JESUS TAUGHT THAT THE KINGDOM or
GOD IS INTACT UNIVERSAL. AND THAT MAN is PURE
AND HOLY" Ibid. PIP. 476JD
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MARCH 2. 1859
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
Mexico a Ia Cabeza
en- MedaIIas Obtenidas

Jamaieo, la G%uayona InsIeso y Ia RepdhIiea
de Guatemala Sc EneUenfron en- Ulfimo Lugor,
en- los Juesos centroomerieunos y del Caribe
CARACAS, enero IA. -(UPD.- Mexico
aventajaba esta tarde a los demas paises en- MI
nero total de medallas obtenidas en- los juegos
Ce~ntrOamericanOs Y del Caribe.
Sin embargo, ell pals que mas medallas de
ORC -primeros puestOs- habia conquistado era
Venezuela con "a, contra % de Mexico.
A. continuation damos las medallas CANA
das pOr cada pals hasta esta tarde, incluyendo
las pruebas de atletismo, n~ataci6n, trio, esgri-
ma, bOxeo, tents y volibol.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
Ligo de Texas y
Liqd Mexicona
No Sc Unirdn
comenzordn eI 10 de AbriI. FL Jueso de las
~EsfrelIos Sc JUsord en- San Antonio Acuerdos

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, enc
70 15.-(UPD-Los funciona-
rios de las Ligas de Texas y
Mexlcana Sc unieron anoche en-
una Association Panamericana,
pero acordaron mantener las
dos Ligss separadas en- la ma
yor parte de sus actividades.
Las dos Ligas de seis clubs
cada una iugaran un progra-
ma de 146 iuegos, i~ncluyendo
36 juegos para cada club con
clubes de la otra Ligs,
Ell programa en- ambas Ligas
comenzara ell 10 de abril.
Habra un iuego de estrelIas
ell domingo IL de julio a las
11.30 am, en- Mexico, entire las
dos Ligas.
Despues de terminada ia tenn
porada, los cuatro primeros clu-
bes de cada liga Sc enfrentaran
en- una Serie decisiva. La pri-
mera vuelta la ganara Ell club
que primero game dos de tres
juegos; en- la segunda vuelta,
ell que primero game tres de
cinco juegos, y los finales, por
la copa presidential, ell primeor
que game cuatro de siete jue-
COS.
Los directories tambien acor-
daron conceder un premio al
campeon al bate de las dos Ii
gas.
Cada club iugsra con la otra
liga dos veces en- series de nue..
We juegos.
La primera invasion de la Ii
ga mexicana por los clubes de
la liga de Texas sera ell IL de
mayo viniendo a Texas los clubs
mexicanos ell % de mayo para
SUI primera serie fuera del pals.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

CHICAGO, enero 15.--(UPD
Una Comision especial de la
liga americana acordo hoy re-
comendar la election de Joe
Cronin como Presidente de la
liga americana.
La recommendation sera pasa-
da a los propietarios de clubes
de la liga americana en- una
reunion que celebraron en- Nue.
va York ell 81 de enero. Sc es-
pera que Cronin sea aprobado
sin oposicion para suceder a
Will Harridge, que renuncio Ell
mes pasado despues de mas de
un cuarto de siglo en- Ell puesto.
La Comision tambien reco-
mendara que Harridge sea NOM
brado Presidente de la Junta
de Directories de la Liga, y
tanto Cronin, actualmente &C.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
Joe Cronin Possible Presidente Liga Americana
Use Konrad EstabIece Record de Nataci6n en- Sydney
EMPATADOS
A 2 COLES
Botafoso Perdi6
sU OportUnidad

RIO DE JANEIRO, enc
no Is (UPD-Flamengo y
Botafogo igualaron anoche a
dos COLES en- Ell Torneo Trian-
gular para d%esempatar Ell
Campeonato de Futbol de
Rio.
Como consequence de es-
tie resultado, Botafogo per-
dio toda posibilidad de con-
quistar ell titulo, pueS ante
riormente habia sido derro-
tado por Vasco de Cana.
Mahana Sc mediran Vasco
Y FLAMENCO, y al primero lie
bastard un empate para ga
mar Ell campeonato. Flamen-
go solo puede obtener ell titu-
10 81 vence a Vasco.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
e. cAMPEoNATo PARA CUBA
S0lANA Y 6UARITA pAREJA
IAvENtlBlE EN- FL FR0NToN

SoIana, despues de cosi
uno victoria por noehe, es
Ell fovorito poro dos iue-
COS este noehe en- eI
Fronton Joi AIoi de Mia
mi.
De las ~ primeros no.
ehes de Ia temporodo, So
Iona ha sonado en- rs.
Ha hecho poreio con ell
compton mundioI de sin
giles Ldrronogo, terminon-
do en- ell dinero ocho veces
de - soIidos y registrar
do 4 victories.
De poreia con Guorito
en- ell oneeno iueso, fue-
ron Ia direction de los do
bIes en- Ia noehe. Siendo
mos rapido en- sus dere-
chos que ninsln otro iu-
sodor en- los otroeeiones
del Fronton por amos, So
lono complete eosi 10 po-
reio de sueno con Gua-'
rita.
Guarits - he sspseie-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

O3,1 establecida por Jan Kos
tiers, de Holanda.
Jon Konrad, de Is amos de
edad y hermano de Use, gano
la final masculine de 440 yardas
estilo libre en- Ell torneo de Nue.
va Gales del Sur, con una mar
ca de 4:21,9 o sea, una decima
de segundo mas que ell record
mundial que Ell mismo posee.
Brian Wilkinson, campeon
olimpico, establecio un record
australiano de 63,6 segundos al
ganar la prueba de ITO yardas
estilo mariposa, y superb su re.
cord anterior de 63,8.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
WILHELM, FIRMO CON Los
ORIOLES SU CONTRATO 1859

BTLTIMORE, enero a..
(UPD-WiIheIm, outor de
IN triunfo sobre los Yankees
de Nuevo York en- septiem-
ore ultimo en- que no per-
mitio hits 0 correros, fue hoy
Ell cuorto jugodor de los
Orioles de Baltimore que
ocePto los terminus de su
controto para Ia temporodo
de 1859.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
$500 Espeetudores ApIuUdierOn
d Ia Fumosa Nadudoru Konruds
Brian Wilkinson, campe6n oIimpico EstobIeei6
otro Record. : Jon Konrod Gano la Masculine

SYDNEY, enero 15.-(UPD
- Ilse Konrad, nadando sofa
en- la piscina de so metros de
Sydney Septentrional, estable-
clio un record mundial de 10
minutes y 81 ~segundos para la
prueba de 1.60 yardas estilo Ii
bre.
La Federation International
de Natacion habia establecido
una marca de 10000 como mi
nimo para la prueba. Use de
solo IA amos, a los aplausos de
$500 espectadores, superb esa
marca por 64.6 segundos y tam
bien la marca femenina de 20:
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
ResuItados en- Lucia Libre de
los Juegos C"entroamericanOs

CARACAS, enero Is. CUPID
PESO MOSCA:
Jorge Rosado, Mexico, gano
por puesta de espaldas a los Sic
tie minutes 40 segundos a Fer
nando Potter, Guatemala. Moi
ses Rodriguez, Panama gan6 a
Claudio Zapata, Venezuela, por
puesta a los 17.43.
GALLO:
Hector Valencia, Mexico, gano
los. puntos a Hector Iriarte,
Guatemala. Eduardo Camp.
bell, Panama gano a JESUS Rom
don, Venezuela, por puesta a los
7.24.
PUMA:
Roberto Vallejo, Mexico, gano
por puesta a los 1.45 a David
Hernandez, Guatemala. Miguel
Silvera, Venezuela, gano por
puesta a Manuel Rodriguez, Pa
mama en- 4.24.
LIGERO:
Jose Garcia, Guatemala gano
por puesta en- 7.46 a Alexandra
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
Panama Perdio
con Puerto Rico
|Resu|tado K I

CARACAS, enero IA. CUPID.
- Puerto Rico vencio a Panama
por nueve carreras a siete en- ell
primer desafio del dia por ell
Campeonato de Beisbol de los
Juegos Centroamericanos y del
Caribe.
La anotacion por entradas:
Panama 200 300 200 7 9 2
P. Rico :. lis 100 1Ox 8 IA 2
Francisco Ceballos, Gilberto
Munoz Blanco (3) y Greave, Cha.
varria; Johnny Gonzalez, Julio
Munoz (3), Molina az y Rafael
ocasio. Gano Molina. Perdi6 Ce-
ballos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

que ocoboro pronto.
Charles estobo sonerondo
obundontemente de Ia
boco y Ia noriz,. y ell Nino
evitobo peeorIe.
.Cuondo Sc termino Ia
peleo y fue entrevistodo
por los reporters depor-
tivos en- Ell comerino, ell
Miro VoIdes declare que
lie dobo Idstimo en- Ia for
ma que Sc encontrobo
Ezzord Charles. Que Ell
estobo dondo tempo a
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
Sucederd Cronin a Will Haridge
en- I'm Importante Cargo
Una comisi6n Hoee recommendation. Despues
de un cuorto de SigIo Will Present6 Renuneia

rente General de los Red Sox
de Boston, como Harridge, ocu-
paran sus nuevos cargos Ell pri.
nero de febrero.
Tambien Sc lego a i'm acuer-
do de que la oficina del presi-
dente Sc traslade a Boston, y
que Harridge mantenga su
oficina como Presidente de la
Junta Directiva de la Liga en-
Chicago.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
JAI ALAI
SeIeeeiones de EpifanIo
SABADO. ENERO 1s

1-Ceberlo : Quintana, Gre.
gorio Muguerza II, Benito-
Mendiye.
2-Francisco : Ibar, Ube-
da : Domingo, Gregorio- Men
dive.
3--Quintana, Ibar, Andoni
4--SolozaDal, Echeverria,
Guarita.
5-PISTON I. CHURRUCA,
Urcols Larranaga, Solozabal-
Gliarita.
6-Solana, Arratibel, Fran
cisco.
7-Solana : Larransga, Or
bea Muguerza |, Piston l.
Guarita.
8-Guara, Piston l., Azpiri.
9-Orbea, L~arrahaga, Solo
zabal.
10--Gregorio : Quintana,
Solana Muguerza II, Arrati-
bel domingo.
11--Orbea : Mendive, Solo,
zabal : Churruca, Arratibel-
Larranaga.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

Ell iuego de ~estrellas de 1850
Sc iugsra en- San Antonio, Los
clubes para Ell juego de estrellas
constaran de 10 jugadores y un
manager.
Los clubes de la Liga mexica.
ma estan en- Nuevo Laredo, Mon
terrey, Merida (Yucatan), Poza
RIGA y dos en- Ciudad de M.
xico.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

Ilizodo en- devoIvsr los re-
mofes indevoIvibIes, y tis-
ne ye este ais II victo-
rios.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

TODD ell que ho trotodo al Miro Sc do cuento que
ss una persona sentimental, pudieromos decir, que
cuondo We que ell %controrio este fuero de combote,
Vodes no troto de dorIe ell eoIpe final. Al ~controrio,
en- csc momento siente Piedod por su enemieo en-
ell ring.
Tenemos ell coso-oqui en- Miomi-cuondo VEN
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16
tONENTARIOs DEpORTIVOs
Cunundo 0 Perdiendo eI Nino VuIdes
Pone MUy Alto Ell NOmbre de Cuba
Por D

FL Miro VoIdes, cotoIooodo por 10 Association de
Manager de Boxeo de los Estodos Undos, como Com
esq largo codeno de boxeodores cubonos que han
puesto ell nombre de sl otrio muy en- alto Por tierros
sxtronjeros.
Ell Miro VoIdes Sc encuentro invicto en- AIemonio
Q lneloterro y oquf boio y sube en- el cosillero de los
retodores. Ahoro en- estos momentos Sc lie considero
como ell verdodero eompeon al rehusor Floyd Potter-
son una peleo con Ell dscutiendo Ell cinturon.
6VIcToRIAs c~oNSEcUTIVAS
En- Ell ono que poso-l958-eI compeon cubono
tuvo seis victories. La Ultima, Ia obtuvo derrotondo q
Pot MocMutry en- ell Madison Square Gorden, cosi
eomenzondo ell primer round.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

que eI Tefen porord eI bout.
Un case porecido sucedio cuondo Sc enfrento q
Hurocdn Jackson, q quien ell Miro tumbo tres veces
en- sl primer osolto.
e. cAMPEoNATo PARA CUBA
En- estos monentos que Sc ceIebro en- Cuba Ia
victoria revouconorio, serfo de gran oerodo poro
todos los cubonos, que ell Miro Voldes obtuviero ell
Compeonoto MundioI y 10 lIevoro q su Potrio como
un trofeo mos de victoria.
Esperomos ell do que Patterson Sc decide a dorIe
una oportunidod al cubono que en- mi opinion, 81 pierde
sero su 1ltimo aspiration al codiciodo trofeo. Com-
Peon del Mundo de los Pesos Complete.
Ell Miro VoIdes tiene Ia poIobro.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-16

Guevara, Colombia. Luis Gar.
ella, Guatemala, gano por puesta
a Augusta Vanegas, Colombia,
en- SO Segundos.
MEDIC MEDIANO:
A Rosado, Mexico, gano a
Jose Azzari, Guatemala por pues.
ia en- 1.13. Elias Villoria, Vene-
zuela, gano por puntos a Plinio
Mosquera, Panama.
MEDIC:
Juan Flores, Mexico, gan6 por
puntos a Omar Miiares, Vene-
{ 2uela. Gerardo Jimenez Vene-
zuela, gano por puesta a Benja.
min Mendizabal, Guatemala, en-
713.
PESO COMPLETE:
Cesar Carrera, Venezuela, ga
no a Eduardo Azzari, Guatemala,
por puntos. Santiago Karam, We
nezuela, gano por puesta en- Ill
a Emilio Araujo, Guatemala. Ar.
turo Menezes, Mexico, gano por
puntos a Fernando Gonzalez, Pa,
mama.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
ENcYCLoPAEDIA BRITANNICA. ?

ELEC. TRAIN SET, Lionel. With ex.
traS, S25; transformer, SO; hand
lawn mower. SIS: Emerson transis-
tor radio. Sl5: boys 26-in. bike
SIS. IA. T-5S03.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

FURNITURE-Room divider. $40
studio couch, SIS: flve-drawei
chest and bookcase, Cheerful
colors, for child's room, $40 fol
both; desk. SO: also variou.
chairs, coffee tables, lamps, casse'
roles, lazy susan. 2-piece sectiona
couch, foam rubber cushions
needs rncnNerinE SoS CI- R-2ARl
Evening star., 1959-12-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MUST LIQUIDhIE TREMENDOUS
STOCK OF TINE FURS CF
EVERY DESCRIPTION, INCLUD-
ING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SLIGHTLY USED MINI COATS
JACKETS AND STOLES AT A
FRACTION or ORIGINAL COST
BASKIN FURS, 9Th and 6
Evening star., 1959-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DINING RM. SUITE, white lac.
quered. gold trim: 5000, cost $3.50
Evening star., 1959-12-04
(CONIHuEDl

ADDING MACHINE, S4B. Good con.
dition. Also brand-neW one; IL
keys. never used. OIL. 2-03l3.
ALLEN TUNE-UP EQUIPMENT =
Distributor machine, exhaust ana.
lyzer, ignition output meter. col
and condenser tester, generator
and voltage regulator tester, etc
Pkg. deal only; $500. WE. 5-644t
or UN. 4-s276.
AMERICAN FLYER, with locomo,
tive and IA cars: S35 or besi
offer. Track and transformer in
cluded. Call UN. 4-2S45. weekday
after 8. sun. after / pm.
ANTIQUE FURN., incl. grandfathel
clocks. table and chairs, desk
dishes and vases. WA. 5-9ll5.
ANTIQUES = Furniture from Eu
rope; private home. DU. 7-l624
Ia pm.
ANTIQUEs-Obiects Of art; glass
lottery, Mettlaeh, Dresden, Ii
moges. collectors cups. ia. 9-s747
ANTIQUE chippendale sec. desk
mirror doors 8 It. high. Ewes.
FE. 3-6S3l.
ANTIQUE Victorian sofa. shell anc
rose filigree, recent upholstered
VIII o-6902
Evening star., 1959-12-04

FOAM RUBBER, 24xS0x4. revers.
ible, SIC; cushions, holsters
S4.95: rug underlay. 5c-l5e SO
| # ST. 3-5S34.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

known firm desires at
tractive, intelligent lady, single
under 30; must have initiative
and be able to assume RESPONSE
bility: shorthand minimum 100
typing fast. Good starting salary
Evening star., 1959-12-04

sale. GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK
SHOP. 922 9th 81: NV. Ma
S-9402. open ewes. til $50. OPEN
SUNDAYS 12 to UNTIL
CHRISTMAS.
Papago Indian news., 1959-02-01
J0ANN PEDRO AND MARVIN GARC Ia
ARE MARRIED IN TOPAWA RITES

Miss Joa Pedro and Marvin February Topa"a by
The BRIDE is the daughter Of
bridegroom TIL
continue n the and
YzanG
TAKEN
m t young % s. long r3dngs short
tribal
available
This is the time Of the bulls
boot dozen
The cattenan original $40
the deposit is returned when the last bull is
deliver
CASTILLO,
Castillo, Village, in
Castillo, also sten
AL
Glen Miles
Other
At the gandsn nee notion 5oradanory
a in San Other Of
San Xavier reservation
RUDYs GARAGE PIsnNnn TRADING
Papago Indian news., 1959-02-01

PISLNEMO TRADING POST
Groceries and Dry Goods
James L. Robinette
Papago Indian news., 1959-02-01

DIES IN
in
lee
were a the Soutbid
Evening star., 1959-11-04

Imunition also remain in force.
Dollar area goods to be freed
from quota controls include
machinery. electrical equip
ment. scientific. industrial and
optical instruments including
cameras and binoculars, tex
tiles. stockings. imitation jew
elry, precious stones, gold and
silver goods, paper, books, perl
odicals. cutlery. clocks and Gig
arctic lighters.
Although the quota restric- :
tions are coming of. tariffs re-
main. and prices of American
goods on sale in Britain will
stay higher than those Of
British-made articles.
But the lifting of the quotas
on clothing means British wom-
en- will be able to buy New
York STYLED cocktail dresses
and gay casual wear which al
ways have appealed to them.
The same holds true for teen
ager clothes. American cos
metics also are expected to find
q big market here.
Why the sudden freedom
from quotas?
Mr.. Maudling explained that
the present favorable balance
Of trade and the continuing
strength of the pound sterling
enable Britain to take this step.
The move represented an
other major step by the gov
ernment to dismantle finan-
cial and commercial controls
Evening star., 1959-11-04
Fb| Graduates
ToIdof Menace

The threat of Communist
subversion in Latin America
was emphasized this morning
to 81 graduating members of
the Federal Bureau of Inves-
tigation's National Academy by
Martin B. McKneally, national
commander of the American
Legion.
"The people of Latin America
do not want communism any
more than we do" he said. But
present conditions in much
of Latin America make 1t es-
pecially vulnerable 20 Commu-
mist assault"
Communist Party members
in Latin America, said Mr.. Nc
Kneally, are reliably estimated
to number 250.000 with en- ad-
ditional 100000 party sympa-
thizers. "In a continent of 200
million souls" he said, "the
numerical strength would ap-
pear to be insignif1cantly small
. but proportionately smaller
cadres of party members have
succeeded in delivering nations
into Communist hands"
In addition, he noted, under
cover of diplomatic and cul-
tural and trade exchanges, the
Soviet Union today operates a
shuttle service between Latin
American countries and espio-
mage training centers in Rus
sia."
He named Fidel Castro who
may or may not be- a Com
munist" as "the loudeSt and
most liStened-to propagandist
for communism in Latin Amer
lea today. What he has done
by condemning the United
States and by refusing to per-
NIT the establishment of dem
ocratic institutions in Cuba
will be interpreted as a defeat
! for free men everywhere"
Evening star., 1959-11-04

except whisky. bottled and
canned fruit, bananas. grape
fruit and grapefruit Juice.
orange juice. tobacco, synthetic
rubber. pigment. uncanned FISH
other than salmon. pharma-
ceutical products and transis-
tors.
Other imports subject to
quantity restrictions include
dyes and dye stutfs pending
tariff adjustment, potatoes,
seeds, sugar, jute, arms, radio
active matter and feathers.
Evening star., 1959-11-04

set UP in 1899 at the beginning
Of World War II.
Experts think between $500
million and $500 million worth
Of additional American goods
are likely to be sold In Britain
yearly from now on.
This will help the United
States tackle its current money
problem. It is buying abroad
at a rate Of nearly $4 billion
a year more than 1t is selling
Still under import Ncontrols
are aircraft. alcoholic drinks
Evening star., 1959-11-04

Western Europe will be re-
moved.
The scrapping Of quotas
means Britons will be able to
buy American suits, refrigera-
tors and cars. If they can af-
ford to pay for them.
A few quota controls will
stay on imports. Among these
Evening star., 1959-11-04

are tobacco. phamaceuticals
and watches.
There will be no change in
existing quotas for imports
from Japan, the Soviet Union
and Soviet bloc countries. Con-
trolls over imports Of radioac-
tive materials. arms and am
Evening star., 1959-11-04
Most British Controls
On U.S.. Goods to End

LONDON. Nov. tAP)-Brtain will its markets next
week to wide Of American and West European GOODS
not in this country since 1899.
Reginald Maudng president of the Board Of Trade an
today that starting Monday most Of Bran remain
ing quota controls on imports dollar and from
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

CESS, MI. and Mrs. Grant Burgess
and girls, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Ehmen and sons OF Clendive and
the Lowell and Ray Qualley
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lynd and
Marvin expected to leave the first
of the week for their home in
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buxbaum
of Enid are vacationing in Cali1or-
MIA.
Karen Sandberg who is nursing
at a hospital in Bismarck, N. Oak.
arrived home on Friday for a
few days vacation.
Mrs. Celia Gibson and Wanda
and Mrs. Christina Hanson and
Helen of Richey visited at the
Harris Olson home on Sunday.
Jack Heringer is on leave from
the Army and expects to go to
the Caribbean.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. H. Thiessen
Jr. and children expect to leave
the last OF the week for their
home in Minnesota.