davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17

ell jardinero y ell chofer, aban-
donaron sus puestos. Los servi-
clos de reparto de alimentos y
otros articulos rehusan acercar-
Sc al edificio, y clio obliga a los
venezolanos a realizar sus pro-
pias compras, preparar sus CO.
midas y lavar SUI ropa.
Tres secretaries dominicanos
de la embajada tambien abando-
naron sus labores, y con clio
obligaron a la cancilleria a sus-
pender sus atividades despues
que IA dominicanos pidieron y
recibieron asilo ell % de enero
"temiendo por sus vidas". Pos
~teriormente, uno de los asila-
dos "desaparecio" una noche.
Fernandez Albert presume que
Sc trataba de un "infiltrado".
La Republica Dominicana re-
husa reconocer ell derecho de
los asilados a abandonar ell pals
principle acceptable por todos
-Oontinua en- la Pagina 9)-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17
PROBLEMA De ASILO
A ARGENTINOS .POR
GOBNO. PARACUAYOI

BUENOS AIRES, Febrero is.
CUPID I'm communicate off
cial del embajador del Paraguay
Hugo Pena, reitera los puntos
de vista de su pals respecto al
asilo dado a los hermanos Car
dose, ex-funcionarios de la pc.
licia federal de Argentina.
Ell celebre proceso va dura
mas de tres amos. La Argentina
no da salvoconducto a los her
manos Juan Carlos Y Luis ANA
dec Cardoso por haber en- con-
ira multiples acusaciones de tor
turas. Por su parte Paraguay
no los entrega.
Ell communicate dice:
"En atencion a publicaciones
aparecidas en- distintos periodi-
eos de esta capital, con refe-
rencia a la situacion de asila-
dos en- esta mission diplomatica,
la embajada del Paraguay cum
pie en- informar a la opinion
publica que: l
eel gobierno del Paraguay no
considera delitos politicos los
supuestos delitos de tortura atri.
buidos a los asilados en- esta
embajada, senores Juan Carlos
y Luis Amadeo Cardoso".
"En la fecha en- que los Sc
hores Cardoso solicitaron y OBJ
tuvieron asilo de la embajada
del Paraguaya (21) de septiem-
bre de 1855, no pesaba sobre
los mismos sentencia judicial
c%ondenatoria alguna, no Sc les
incoaba proceso criminal de min
guna n~aturaleza, nj tan siquie-
"a Sc habia formulado a~cusaci6n
contra los mismos".
LA causa que Sc les sigue &C.
tualmente por supuestos delitos
comunes es posterior en- fecha
de iniciaci6n a aquella en- la que
los hermanos Cardoso solicita-
ron y obtuvleron asilo.
eel gobierno del Paraguay de
conformidad con las convencio-
mes y acuerdos internacionales
en- vigencia sustenta la tests de
quela c~alificacion de las causas
de asilo corresponds, EXCLUSIVE
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17

SOS valiosos y la n~aturaleza ex-
tremadamente esearpada de SUI
terreno, han contribuido al es-
tSncamiento economico del pals.
En- cuanto a su inestabilidad
po!itica, ell estudio dice: LA
turbulenta historic politica de
Honduras, senalada por lucha
cast constante por ell dominic
de la presidential y frecuentes
dispuGas con sus vecinos centric
arerlcanos, ha sido causa y re-
sultado de SUI falta de desenvol-
v;mlento economico." Anade que
las presentes condolences politi-
cas- y economicoaS existentes es-
-(ContInaa en- la Pagina o.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17
UN PROBLEMA
DE

WASHINGTON, febrero 16.
UPI)-E! fondo "Siglo Vein
te" dice en- I'm informe hecho
publico hoy que la turbulenta
historic politica de Honduras ha
sido causa y resultado de SUI fall
ia de desenvolvimiento econo-
mico.
Sin embargo, ell estudio titula-
do Honduras, un problema de
desarrollo %economico," expresa
esperanto respecto del future de
la nacion centroamericana.
"Siglo Veinte", es un organis-
mo independents de investiga-
ci0n.
Senala ell estudio que Hondu.
ras es ell pals mas pobre y me-
nos desarrolado de America Cen
trail, y expresa que muchos fac
torres, incluso la falta de recur-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17

pequen0s ORR DIR. FIOrenciO
fIcIos entire las F. Reeves
vertebraS a 10
largo de la espina dOrsaI, pOr
10 tanto este es ell lugar l6gi-
co para descubrir las "IRRI-
TACI0NES ~NERVIOSAS"
que causan cast siempre las
mOlestas tensiones.
Ell doctor en- QuirOpractica
corrige distorsiones que in
terfieren con ell procesO nor
NAL de los nerviOs, y ash los
p%acientes recObran la salud
eliminandO las TENSIONES
NERVIOSAS. ST I'd. sufre de
tensiOnes nerviOsas, haga una
cita para ser examinado por
un QuirOpracticO.
DIR. FLORENCIO F. REYES
$50 S. w. 9th AVE.
HI 4-7076 Hi 4.sssl,
Lunes, Martes, Micro, Viernes
9-12 2-5ib
Sabado 9-12, Mart, Vier. 6-S PM.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17

WASHINGTON, Febrero Is
(UD.- Sc tuvo conocimiento
hoy en- los circulos de esta ca
pital de que Brasil ha propues-
to un nuevo plan para dar i'm
pulse a la campana contra ell
subdesarrollo de la America La
tina que contempla la Opera
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17
Tension NerViOsa

Las "PREOCUPACIONEs"
en- esta vida mOderna dan
lugar a tensiOnes nerviosas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17

O" CmudI SOy
hay personals
que sufren de
estas t~ensi0nes
nerviOsas aun-
que no tengan
p r e o C IL
p a c i o n e S.
Existen 81 par
de ramas ner-
viOSaS que pa
san a traves de
nn~HA-4- -.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17

7 Serie de los Negocios Efeculados
de los Estados Unidos con los
Paises Extranjeros, NATIONAL
PLANNING ASSOCIATION, 1906
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NV
WASHINGTON 9, D. C.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14
Girls Like Boys


c---i--so src- Pace 1
The .hec~y .rs- America is rsrisrchy where women
dcirsse from BEHIND ne sposren'y hasn't affect
Cd see-s.ed girls Trey sill boy friend HEY
ock up Thsir IDEAL DeY res tall Hes c' smarter
girl friend gets rep grades school Re
his spending money.
HE HAS BLUE EYES AND BLOND HAIR WHICH HE
WEARS IN 4 CREW CUT. He PREFERS CONVENTIONAL
LANGUAGE TO SLANG AND. 1--WE TALK. HE DOESN'T
SMOKE. DOESN'T DRINK
He chino pants when the calls for sports
But he knows enough 20 conservative suit with
white shirt ard sie more formal occasions.
THE FELLOW WHO EARNS HIS OWN MONEY EVEN
THOUGH IT'S NOT a SPECTACULAR. AMOUNT, ALSO
EARNS The RESPECT or FOUR GIRLS m FIVE
BOYS WHO scoRk TOBACCO WON OUT OVER THE
SMOKERS BUT NOT BY MUCH. ABOUT HALF THE GIRLS
PREFER NoksmokERs WHILE TWO OUT or FIVE
DON'T MIND THE PRACTICE AT ALL NEARLY THREE.
QUARTERS or THE GIRLS HOWEVER. WERE AGAINST
DRINKING BOY FRIENDS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14
SCIENCE ;. MEDICINE RHEUMATIC FEVER

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Oct. 23-For their hearts sake.
fever patients long have been told by doctors TO
go slow in exercising and choosing Jobs
BUT TODAY HEART SPECIALIST PRESENTED
EVIDENCE THAT SHOWED IT MADE NO DIFFERENCE
WHETHER THE PATIENT LIMITED HIMSELF AS ADJ
vIseo HIS HEART APPARENTLY GOT BETTER WORSE
OK STAYED THE SAME REGARDLESS OF THE ACTIVITY.
'e' mere seems to be bad effect TO those who fol-
lowed the orders: They developed psveboooe,, rohs
about their limitations
THIS WAS REPORTED TO THE AMERICAN HEART
ASSOCIATION MEETING HERE BY Or. ALvAN : eeIN
STEM AND FOUR COLLEAGUES AT THE ,RWNcToN
nooss hFIeRcARE CLINIC. NEAR TARRYTowN NY
pue,,.. o~seD ON The FolloWuP STUDIES or Is6
RHEUMATIC FEVER PATIENTS AT THE CLINIC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14


NEsEs AeEcN. -sE NC DIVINE LOVE
ALWAYS AS wET IN, ALWAYS uzzl MEET FIERY
ssgwLN NEED - = So SAL Won cEAs
No~I& .c- 60 70 rssE SUNDAY And nEcsss
cav &C sssyn-Es SEND so'J& cs<-osEN 70
TIC IS s-N-ls s-zsoc-z GE- your --ssIno
- GO - 7-sE c-syEc- NT-rs yo- sUT y-cu
GO a~c sE-sN Eac<s DEy WITT TAG STUDY
O. ca rNCow>GsLElE INcsspENsl5-s
IMPERATIVE g Ezs-s s~sssv-Ns c-sE2-
Nc = s-s.Ec-s Tng-E YEAR rNs7sT-
NC - rls-INl-R~c co~E OFT s~o 5E sE-4
RATE 3 sssa FROM T-sE ssssSH~e STUPID
aoG~s EYES sy7DEsoys CAMS s-c.sEs
xSGsEs AND FOOLS T-sE ECO AID =sYc-olc
cy 90 -5Nkw ssz--ss AND Ps7EST-sooC - *
cE=- 70 sE "A GOOD SAMARITAN s7c7-ESs
yEE>ES BIT sEms7E c. WOLVES ~ SLEEPS
cc--Ewc- CAST NOT yoy7 PEARLS Es
fo@E SWINE y Is Nc7 DEE7 70 CAST -cL4
---lNcs 70 DOGS sses-sa AND --gs TOO ~
THY BROTHER OFFEND 7--EE sEsusE -ivs AND
81 -E REPENT FORGIVE -Iv mr. BIT
SILENCE WILL OFTEN sE GOLDEN TIE c-7isT
Ike UNDERSTANDING o. SCIENTIFIC BEING
AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES PERFECT 7SiN-
cPLE AND IDEA - PERFECT GOD AID PERFECT
Nan Is TIE sssts Or THOUGH AND DEVON
STATION > zs> So
QUESTION: sovE TIVE AGO ~ HUSBAND MAS
LEgc OFF FROM HIS WORK SINCE Tt-ES TX Hss WADE
40 ETTEHrT TO GAIN OTHER EMPLOYMENT. WE
BARELY EXIST o. RELIEF. AND TIE CHILDREN ARE
ls-GNED c. TIER FATHER IS THERE Asy NAY l
cEs GET ~ STARTED AGAIN. * JUST LIES AROUND
ALL TIE TlUE
ANSWER. Ire .rss.-er. -o-iS ceos-5 largely Upon
~s~rsr ,,.r hgscsrc is pr,essi-s Crrssr CT rc' n
s,s Claim Christian fs-- resvsss ~,~s ire
5sls ss,s sns. sSh c,16vr' ts>,ins ne vncelisse-
s-5 IS genial % chrfssisr 's-h T5,e+hy SO he
sr.sssins Christian nay need psy-hs-rie treat
lress wi oftsn bring such cc0cf'on ard
y sc bs careful in making srcvssors Until first ycu
Rave ssvsh. competent sic
SET THE STANDARD BY PLANNING AND GRE
- vi
TAI INTEREST M THE WELLeEIkc or YOUR FAMILY.
AND " THERE IS AN OUNCE or MATURE RESPONSE
EILTy. YOUR HUSBAND WILL SOON BEGIN TO SWING
INTO ACTION
Otherwise seek she cid Of the physician. He may De
seriously III, mentally physically.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14
TB A Rising Threat

VERY GOOD" - PERFECT - per Gen. ISL
1000 &C.: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE THE ONE REAL PARENT !, cREAroRl
HAD MADE. AND, BEHOLD IT WAS l-ls-l
VERY coOD"l
ENTIRE HOSPITAL POPULATIONS,
PRISONERS OF TIE csv;;.-
EXCLUDING cMLs III cnRisTlKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS THE GOOD sAMARiTANs', BROTHERS
KEEPERS. SEEKING TO AID!
LANSING, Oct. 3o-Tvberevosis is q growing threat
TO humans and cattle II Michigan.
DR.. JOHN L. IBIsTER. STATE TUBERCULOSIS
CONTROL OFFICER FOR THE STATE. HEALTH DEPART.
mENT, SAID THE PUBLIC HAS GROWN TO RELY ON
MIRACLE DRUGS.
MICHIGAN PAID BETWEEN $4,000 900 AND $4,000.
600 FOR NATURALIZATION OF TB PATIENTS LAST
YEAR, 100000 BY THE STATE AND BETWEEN s,o
100000 AND 81 900 900 BY THE COUNTIES THEeE ARe
ABOUT 300 PATIENTS IN THE STATES TuBERculos
IS HOSPITALS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14


l1s n--e~ <-,- Ao-e IS --,e message ycs read
r~s- ne spe<x :. r,ess fne hearts nesd
:. -.-.ss <~-r-- <s~-sr s-S W-s<e> g sf.
Or Csc .sses srsrr0- s-ovtd tan
E--s--rs1e- -i4ar4s "a S-,enrs. i snc~s
ne ss--s . sei-s-s-s .rr-- srs. God knoss
: -sfs - premises Coz ~7H fSfn
<-r r-,- 49, 80, -I- s-S f-sfo~ Fis .if
2 -ses ~. s@.s-s s--- ne s~FS-re H-6
Az s-s7ss 49, 1--we sls-xn1-ins ard kind
7>Ss ss--e~ srl-ss -s-i-ss q -esss1 ~ hand
MN,s~s -a>rs - Geo IS ne SCR. c. re lard
c. s--ss --s- - ccr-so~f s-c bless.
e-- - lss --s- -ss-.sz-s - .r0s hsrciness
y -e--s,-s 5ss--s - sparr-s cssis-,
s-- - ne -,s---s -rss sine IS trey shine
'. .sHs 49, --~ ges-s 49, nss-e~ hessd
e,- gives -ses ia. esch svoen' should knos;
2. ss~s s-~-- srs--ses --s- =. Ike sscrs
Al s-is ,-'s -ssss7s IS sliec ~i-h Gees l.se
FOR r-E MAZE o. TIE AUTHOR " you ARE IN
TE7EsTEc CONSULT CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. OR THIS
ISSUE o. T-E cs SENTINEL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14
Gods Tribune Helps

fconfinved from Back Page
We cannot resist she observation that the
DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC POPULATION
FLOOD 1UNAcY' IS A MAJOR CONTRIBUTOR
TO THE WORLDS Difficulties.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14

which, fortvnsseIy, are M-Y.T-H-si as the SHINING
stupid laundering, Adsm-Eve human and their
called material" world spprehended by the CHIlDlESS
Christ Jesus who honored our Fsher-Mofh God all
harmonious" the one. REAL Parent and whose uni
the only REAL is ALLY, co-n-pIe-f-eIy
po-p-u-I-s-f-e-d with His offspring true being
nstteress. deafness, fIeshles spiritual ChristIke
superssfuafing he universe with vnnvsdsbe incor
rupbIe onpresenf heaven and eternal life hsb
rat Of many marvellous msnsions Christ jesus.
THE DEVILS JUDAS. ANTFCHRIST JUDAISM
also is major contributor 70 human ills especially The big
shot Hebrews Of elastic eonseenees exploiting the devils
million dollar rsekes especially SEX always OF the
devil - marriage merely POTENTIAL. divine control
PR0TESTANTISM IS NOT AWAKE
70 fhe fven Of its grand heritage The Christ 90 years
RETURN - forevermore with you Away made
manifest 70 those still running around in spiritual diapers
and spiritual short pants, and who urgently need the
garments OF righteousness and the robe OF salvation
NO ALCOHOL, TOBACCO ETC. FOR CHRIST
SCIENTIST MEMBERsl
The devils billion dollar rsekefs alcoholic bev-
ersges tobacco,
IMPURE THERAPEUTICS.
crime exploitation gambling also AZ against
spiritual warfare with the world" mailer and
IFS father, fhe devil MYTH - "the flesh" - AdsnEve
MYTH - "and the devil r. - gigantic fraud and MYTH
few subscriptions gratis available 70 you [good
'Ssmsrifsns, brothers keepers, upon request.
Best wishes.
ALPHABETICALLY yours, according TO Christ
Andrew Frvehsvf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune.
EneIs. n or 2se sire
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-14
FOREGOING TOOK EDsEI FORD F02 Is YEARS

P.s-THE CRIPPLED SATAN BOUND" THINKING AND
LEADERSHIP. EXAMINED nv THE FOREGOING, TOOK
rs YEARS FROM OUR LATE. BELOVED EDsEL FORD.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12
Heart Butte News
" John TotSey


Last weeks blizzard was really
felt by the people the day the
Payment was made. Tho storm
pu, 4 little relief on the Police
force.
Mrs Maggic Marccau was
rushed to the hospital last Sunday
when she had sudden gall
stone attack.
Duffy Comes At Night son of
Mr. and Mrs George Comes at
Night arrived last Saturday from
\rw York Expected to be home
for 4 while.
The funeral Of baby New Breast
was held Saturday at the Heart
Butte cemetery.
Mr.. Richard Gregory the teach.
or 4, Heart Butte made a trip
to MiS>oula on business. return.
cd Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Tatsey mo.
,orcd 10 Cut Bank Monday where
Peter got his license for his cars
and a Generator so he will have
lights till some time when the
r. +. A. has time to set poles.
George Wippcrt drove to Waller
las: week and got himself light
fixtures and wire so he will have
good lights for stick games and
good coffee.
The little story abou, our Gov.
crnor having some difficulty
over his future mansion: The
N.atk.rrt have 4 little hard time
with funds 20 &c, by through the
las: quarter Of :hr winter. hu,
Whenever they make up their
m!rd> they Will try something
20 :Ill there promise. They would
sure war, 10 give New Tcpcr
|: they can not buy The goods.
there are enough Elk hides to
make his office and living quar-
;rr> FAR governor anyhow.
There was some disturbance
around Mr. Boh!ck home at the
square One evening some one
WAS making 10, of noise outside
81 he grabbed his shotgun and
hollevrd on: the window get the
h away. but found out it was
Mrs. Bob Ens!cmcn, playing with
her Little girl on a SNOW bank.
Stolr> has been in Browning
SINCE the per capita payment and
has changed quarters. he was
seen sleeping in the icgan lobby
where he is not crowded by
Prisoners.
Joe Running Crane wen, after
water the other morning When
he dip the bucket he slipped and
Eel! in and cut his forehead on
the ice. Came IN the house his
wife bandascd his head then he
wen, on, and started his car and
went and stuck his fingers near
The fan belt and nearly Gu, two
fingers off lie vii! know better
next time.
This IS all true happenings only
WIKI little joke 10 fiIi>h Of:
with BE good sports be ".:l you
ncX, week.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Mrs |. +. Dcl.angc o: Noxon.
Mrs Tom Rodgers Of Browning
and Mrs Joe NaSboc OF Cut Bank
held a birthday celebration al
:he !a':"r> home January 3! in
honor o! their mother. Mrs Mar.
sarct Kramer who celebrated her
15.h birthday
GUr>.S attending "ho present.
e; MIS- Kramer with many lovely
si:;> acre Mrs Charles Nays.
Nj, selma Alpine. Mrs Jack
n!!lon. Mrs Alan Lowry. Mrs
Howard B!rch. Mrs Bob Warren,
Mr. Nellie Grass. Mrs Lewis
i:v..tr:. Mrs FARES pra:er. Mrs
Nike Su...van. Ms. Fred Mueller
Mcs Sp.ma Van Sender and Mrs
Ted NaSbur
i:tr: al afternoon spcrt III
i.>.'.". n" guests were >":vcd
Luncheon by the hos;csscs
Mrs krimc. i former Brown.
",>.i"n'
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12
Doings OF The
American Legion
by Tom Jsssspe

L."r:.uH 81 officers wall take
place +: our next meeting this
r';.%s Ia. ,!a? fcb:uar? H. Al!
:"' :H1c:N y: h" post. whether &C
- ~: .iaC'.ic. ar" urged 10 be
present a. the election meeting
'hn' MI pick officer, "ho will
assume rharR" for the next IL
:1r!,;n,
y special meeting las, Tues.
day. Il dominating committee
''i.p" - IL Frank Juneau. Rob
.'!' b"uh'i Don CpbcIi Car!
kpr and commander Clarence
EH"nris whN chp,"n 20 come w
$50, = 49,: .: ,u!'nblc randlda,cs
y u'Vai nOm!na'i0u. from the
Coca sci! b." accepted
\ r. Nn'u'lhn "aN approved 81
IN" meeting 20 offer the services
y! post members TO act as ushcrs,
color guard at national anthem
ceremonies. and 10 help In the
general maintenance Of law and
order during future basketball
games. subject 10 approval Of
local school authorities
The resolution stemmcd from
d discussion Of last Saturday s
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12
BABY SHOWER

\ baby >noNr. mouov.m. Mrs.
l.uc..." Racine wI> gwen ~ the
Zone Of NJ, Roy Buffalo Mon.
lay clcn!ms of this week al 3 pm.
Present d; the shower were
M:> Lucille Mckay. Mrs f.onnc
B:rmNcr. Mrs. Joyce Conway
Mrs Margaret Wabanimkec. Mrs.
Clarence Edwards. Mrs. Theodore
iial! cd Nrs Elmer Mid;hun. =
Gc.:r!ou> dessert o! Il" and zee
cream, Was served.
Mary beautiful and worthwhile
g..t> w"rc received b! Mrs Ra'
enc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12

With CLASSY street surfaces Il
temptation. youngsters of b:
ing are riskins life and LIMB by
coastins and hooky.bobb!Hg br.
hind moving automobiles .\ga:n.
the police department. i !,,u. :
warning against this p.a":''
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12

M....':M McA.?!nr Was here
:: =! ca; Bank last Thursday
:.,!:>..':.mg business
>;,"."y GuarI!pcc vi Nl>>uu!a
AS e." Browning on business on
Mo" iLI -: mis- week
C.usH Iuy,.bauSa has returned
..:',: -" .5>cncc .! II days by
re ir..:H Of his mother III Bar.
.r>I He Oklahoma
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-12
Local News Items

\ daughter Ma> born : u"
and Mrs SMu:" = ,::r prac," -
ho>r!:a! IN G:rH: Fails II ." i"H
L.eleu"r >:v"rNa.. ,'a.A> ~
arrived Sunday M.-:}: ::uw pH!:.
land for \ :rN DAYS l.,.: 49,.
relatives II B:nW:,."-
Ear! Adams .: B...lHg> Vas -
Browning and \ business cA..r:
Al the B!ack:rc' AGENCY Ia:
week
Bill! Wright. MO has pee: con.
fined 10 his home VII = severe
cold for ! week : q" the Nay
10 recovery
The County Comm!>>!u"rc>
meeting for February adjourned
last Thursday. >">> :Ur> being cor.
fined 20 routine matters
Mrs Tom Hall was taken by
ambulance 10 he lora! hospital
early TUESDAY She rrpnc:ed!y
suffered a heart attack
Mr. and Mrs Nike Cape: arr
nome a:ir: southwest moo:
tour tina, included Phucm.x. Den.
yer and Texas coast r.;.> a.
stopping po.";>
Jim Jacobson. former operate.
q! Perry Motors here. and pres
entity manager o: ;hc northern
trade area o: the Go! Tractor
and lmp!cmcM: Go Of l.!v:ns>:H
was 4 !oca. VISITOR today
.Icromr kcrncr.y. br":hr: %:
LEO. has been here visiting .H.>
week For 'hc last % Years NJ
has been resident %: Brcm":
ton. Washington
Report has beer -rCc.I"d :r":n
the Veterans Hospital =, For:
Harrison tha. Ca. Cobc!.. who
was taken there recently tpr
treatment o: d hear, cond.'.oM
is making favorable recovery
Mr. and Mrs Henry Wcbr: u
o. Grca: Fall. we're Monday US.
.;ors in the home OF Mr. Weber,
mother. Stella Weber Henry j.
stationed AZ n. ar ba>. ~ Crest
Falls.
Juan!,a k!rby. former Brown.
ing rcsidcn; who now lives IN
Washington. was a VISITOR here
Monday Of las, week d, the homes
O; Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Cos.
and q, the nome o. her parents.
Nr and Mrs. Angus Monroe
N.-u., Gray so,...t grade
..rdn,. j., mo W,sh,r,.o, ,urior
,,.h schno, :, T,cnr,a w,s on
-. i've. ,.rns..r hu,nr roll To-,
the 1889 schoo! year Martyr,
GRAY Is The daughter 0: Jp..c and
Ernes, GRAY former rc..Gr',. o.:
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Evening star., 1959-12-04
Hoover Urges
Drive on YuIe
Traffic VioIutors

FBI Director j. Edgar Hoover
today called for a tough, un-
apologetic campaign" by law
enforcement agencies and the
courts in every community
against negligent and reckless
drivers and pedestrians during
the Christmas holiday.
In an editorial to all law en-
forcement officials in the "FBI
Law Enforcement Bulletin, "
Mr.. Hoover cited statistics
showing that traffic accidents
kill, injure and main more
persons over Christmas than
during any other holiday pc
riod.
I'm the approaching holiday
season." he wrote, "law enforce
ment officers and the courts
are expected to have good will
toward all men, This Christ
maStime spirit must not extend
to our potential highway killers.
Let us instead remove them
and their death-dealing traffic
habits from society so that this
year there will be highway
peace on earth throughout our
nation"
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Revision Due
In Setup for
Tug Disposal

Motorists who sell their cars
in the District may soon find
it easier to dispose of their
license plates.
George E. England, District
director of motor vehicles, said
today he will ask the Police
Department to accept old tags
at neighborhood precincts. At
present. motorists who sell
their cars-and do not plan to
buy another-are required to
turn in plates to the motor
vehicle department or destroy
them within five days.
The projected change in reg
ulationS arose as the result of
a case which came to his at
tention yesterday, Mr.. England
said. A Washington couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Nc
Kenna Of 2714 Fort Baker
drive Sc, complained that
they were receiving tickets for
license tags they turned in to
the 18th precinct last May.
They were told to do so, they
said. by a motor vehicles en-
ploye when they sold their car.
The instructions were mis-
taken, they later learned.
Nobody could explain what
had happened to the license
plates since then, but Mr.. Eng
land suggested that a signed
receipt from the precinct would
protect motorists in the future.
The McKennas said they
have been told by police the
tickets will be adjusted.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
2 Boys Get
Warning on
Glue Shifting

Two young brothers were
warned by police today that
their habit Of shifting plastic
cement might lead to serious
physical consequences.
Police said the boys, aged 1S
and II, were found at Con-
necticut avenue and R street
NV. at $3.50 pm. yesterday
inhaling the cement fumes
from paper cups.
The same boys had been
picked up three weeks ago and
turned over to their parents
after a warning, Inspector
John E. Winters of the youth
aid division said their parents
will be called in for a lecture.
The boys were quoted as say
ing they got kicks" from sniff
fling the fumes.
Health authorities said the
problem is not a new one,
though there have been no re-
ports of other cases in Wash
Iington.
On November 2, the Ameri-
can Medical Association News
reported "a new and deadly
Iteen-age fad" which it termed
I"glue sucking"
Youths in Lincoln, Nebr.,
and Denver, Colo, were re-
ported to have induced a form
of intoxication by squeezing
airplane glue in handkerchiefs
and slowly inhaling and swal-
lowing the glue juice"
Doctors have warned that
such usage may lead to blind
ness, paralysis or even death, I"
the bulletin said.
The Washington brothers
said they had purchased six
tubes of the plastic cement,
used in building model planes
and other purposes, for 10 cents
a tube.