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Soy ~partidario de establecer la pena capital para los que
be roben ell dinero del pueblo.
En- relacion con las ~dictaduras en- America:
.-"Yo no lie doy mayor Importance al ~problema de las
FeIaciones Use refiere Castro al problema de la ruptura de
Fetaciones dipIomaticas con las Detaduras de Nicaragua, Re-
pdbica Dominicana y Paraguay. Reconocsremos al primero
que Sc "alceo de Santo Domingo, Nicaragua o Paraguay. Y 81
|ogra sostenerse luchando 10 ayudaremos con nuestra simpata
h en- todas las formas".
S0bre la burOcracia:
Hay que aDeiar de la mente de los j6yenes los cargos
como hay que alejarselas del juego, como hay que
h~4ejarseIa del vicio, y ceO que ha constituidO realmente un
kicio la burocracia en- nuestro pais".
Acerca de la sOluci6n de la crisis Guiana:
---"Hay que hacer una seduction que sea soIuci6n, y que
10 tanto lie ponga fin al latifundio, La era de las inversiO-
mes muertas, las inversiones sobre la terra, ha pasado. La era
del capital invertidO en- hipOteca, la era del c9pitaI invertidO en-
d6lares, la era del capital invertido en- TERRA que Sc compra
harata para evitar que crezca SUI valor en- la misma MEDIA en-
que crece y Sc desarrolla la economic del pals, ha pasad0.
t0das esas inversiones parasitarias ha Iegad0 la bora
de desaparecer. NosOtros no pensamos cOnvertir en- un pordio.
al rico, pero en- la misma medida en- que disminuyan las
ganancias excesivas de los ricOs, deben ir aumentando los in.
gresOS de los pObres".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
DIARI0 Las AMERICAS - Plq.
sERVIcIo -.
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continuation de "a p&g. -
eambio, ~necesitan pistas menos
extensas para despegar y aterri-
Ear.
Ell vuelo de los boeing de Nue.
va York a Asunci6n via Caracas
llevara diez horas y ell de Nueva.
York a Buenos Aires, cuando
Sc extienda la ruta, doce horas,
o sea, la mitad de 10 que Sc tar
da en- la actualidad. Ell .vuelo
Nueva York-Asunci6n lleva aho-
ra Is horas y media, pues debe
hacerse por la via de Rio de ia.
metro y Sac Paulo.
81 empleo de la nueva ruta
directa Caracas-Asunci6n per
mitira reducir de 1925 a 1888
kilometres -oesa, en- 1887 Xxi
lometros- la distanvia de vuelo
entire Nueva York y Buenos
Aires.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
(Viene de la Pagina -

Hpues siempre habra de volver
rdentco de media bora" por 10
menos-, sucede con las tarje-
tas.
Por ESQ protestaba en- la h.
tografia, que Sc negaba a ha-
cer.ss, aquel caballero que ne
cesitaba sus tarjetas en- ell acto.
f-TengG un sagrado derecho
pa que seal' en- ell acto, y ustedes
un deber ineludible de obede-
cerme--. Jamas ha debido pa
sar este. Negarse a hacerme las
tarjetas Ell ell acto. Esto no tie.
ne nombre.
Ignore como aeab6 la cosa.
TARJETAS EN- Ell ACTO
Hay aqui I'm pescado, ell peje-
rrey que es uno de los mas RI
cos pescados del mundo.
-
Ell p~ejerrey es para mi gusto
superior a cast todos los pesca-
dos, pues tiene la delicadeza del
lenguado y. no es tan escualido
| y tan palldo, y tiene una sabro-
sidad que no posee la merluza,
mas dulzura y turnura que la
b lublna, y no tiene bronco sa-
Dor como ell besugo.
iQue no lutheran dado por
e. peJerrey aquellos tiranos que
allmentaban a sus lampreas con
carne humana!
Ell 2%eJerrey, alimentado con
es"layos, Sc convertiria en- un
pe1emoerador o en- un pejefa-
,raM
81 por un salmonete, segun
rsftere Seneca, pidio Tibero -
! atse era I'M tacano- mil pesos
esae@Apicius, y este 10 revendi6 a
sUctavlC por 5000 s~estercios,
J lque hubiera pedido por un pc.
Jsrrey que, ademas, tiene vetas
de Plata en- su fondo?
Esta veta de plata fra es
que atraviesa cierto momento
asdel atardecer argentine, y ha-
&c qle busquemos un tango, o
una copa. para ayudarnos a pa.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
INVITACION A
BRASILENOS

BOGOTA, Feb. "a. (UPI).-
Una delegation economical bra
silena fue invitada a visitar a
Colombia en- los primeros dias
del mes proximo, como I'm nue.
vo esfuerzo dentro de los planes
de hacer mundial ell actual pac-
to entire los paises productores
de cafe.
Aun no Sc sabe exactamen-
tie que funcionarios brasilenos
han sido invitados, pero tras-
cendi6 que la mission puede ser
presidida por ell Ministro de Ha-
cienda.
La invitaci6n Sc formula para
que adelanten en- Bogota con-
versaciones previas a las reunio-
mes del cuerpo directive del con-
venio las cuales estan fijadas
para mediados del mes. en- Wa
s%hington.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
AUMFNTA
EN- AMERIC LATINA
POr Harry w. Fantz

WASHINGTON, febrero "a.
(UPD.- Ell informe annual So
bre la production mundial de
petroleo del departamento de
Minas de Estados Unidos indi-
ca hoy que, los paises latino
americanos han logrado aumen-
tos constantes en- ell volumen
annual de la production de pc
troleo durante ell periodic de
cinco amos de 1953-57.
Les promedios de aumento re-
calcan la creciente importancia
de- petroieo latinoamericano en-
la pr6xima decada.
Les paiSes que aumentaron su
production son Cuba, Mexico,
Trinidad, Argentina, Brasil, b.
livia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador,
Peru y Venezuela. BESIDE ell pun
to de vista de promedios de au-
mento, las cifraS registradas en-
Bolivia, Brasil, Chile y Venezue-
la son especialmente impresio-
nantes
La production argentina ha
estad0 aumentando gradualmen-
tie aun antes de ponerse en-
practica los recientes esfuerzos
del gobierno de Frondizi para
expandir la industrial petrolera
del pals La busqueda de pc
Lroleo Sc realiza desde 1857 en-
todos los paises latinoamerica-
nos.
America Latina y Ell Cercano
Oriente son las zonos rivales en-
potencia en- la creciente pro-
oucci6n petrolera del mundo.
Los progresses de la primera son
mncho mayores de 10 que Sc
conoce en- general.
La production total de Anne
RIGA Latina (incluyendo a Trini-
dad aument6 de 1913. 1872. 900 ba-
rrilcs en- 1858, a .258.355O00
Ell 1857. En- ell continente asia
tico fue de 1.005.8 57 900 barri-
les en- 1858, a 1.464. 759. 900 en-
1852.
La production total de petr6-
leo en- ell hemisferio occidental,
ircluyendo la de Estados Uni
dos y Canada, fue de 1926. 773.-
900 barriles en- 1858, sobre I'm
total mundial de 4.798. 055. 900.
En- 1857 la production de los
paises del Hemisferio Occiden-
tal fue 4.057. 039. 900 barriles. So
bre una production mundial de
6.440 $50 900.
I'll Departamento de Minas es-
tuna que la production petrole-
ra en- la Union Sovietica aumen-
to de $50. 10000 barriles en-
1853, a 717.600.000 a III. 900
err 1857, pero la production en-
los satellites rusos de checoeslo-
vaquia, Polonia y Hungria, re-
gistr6 una declinacion.
La production rumana aumen-
to de 81. 100000 barriles a 3d.
$4,000 durante ell periodic de
cinco amos, y la de Yugoeslavia
de 1.236.000 a 2.797.000.
La production petrolera en- ell
continente africano sigue sien-
do relativamente pequena, pero
aumento de 17.900.00O barriles
en- 1858 a 1908. 900 en- 1857.
En- Brasil, debido en- parte al
me.ioramiento de las facilidades
de reflnaci6n, la production Sc
elevo de $4,000 barriles en- 1858
a 10.lo9.000 en- 1857.
Las ganancias en- otros paises
iatincamegicanos. durante ell pc
riodo de cinco amos incluye:
Cuba de 10000 900 barriles a
395. 900.
Mexico, 72.440.000 a 1885,
900.
Trinidad, 22.346.0 900 a 34.064.-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
BoDAs
: viene de Il PAs, . -

- Viene de l. PAs. A.
que son verdes!
Todo iba a quedar del lado
de afuera, y con gran rubor Sc
acost6 en- la CANA vestida de
novia y cuando estuvo dentro
Sc sintio seraficado por Ell blan.
co tut que lie envolvia en- divi-
ma vaguedad.
Al dia siguiente ell humoris-
ia envio una nota a los periodi-
cos que decia;
"Ayer celebro sus bodas de
tut ell distinguido senior NJ.
Buenos Aires .
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
Notus SociuIes
Viene de La Pag1na ID
cumpIeahos

Nos es grato felicitar cordial
mente a la graciosa nina Doris
Hechavarrfa, encanto del hogar
tornado por la gentil pareja
Guiana senior RemigiO Hecha.
varria y sonora, Virginia de
Hechayarria, cen motive de la
grata celebration de SUI cum
pleanos en- ell dfa de aver.
4
ROdeada del afecto de sus Sc
res qUerldos, celebra en- esta
fecha la grata OCCASION de SUI
cumpleanos la gentil seforita
Rita SOcOrrO Max, a quien nos
es grato felicitar calurosamen-
te y desear muchos amos mas
de existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
APLACE Ell ASUNTO

Querida Amaranta: Soyuna
j0veI de % amos. Me case a
los 16, y al ano tuye que di-
vcrciarme, quedandome con
un hijo. Me fui a vivir con mi
padre, que habia contrafdo Sc.
gundas nupcias. Al cabo del
TEMPO, conoci a un joven, y
debido principalmente a que
mi madrastra y yo no nos lie
vabamos bien me fui a vivir
con el, deiandO a mi hijo en-
casa de mis- papas. Sin embar.
60, sufri un desengano: ell Sc
gundo "esposo" era epro que
ell primero. Ahora me encuen-
tr0 con dos hiios y recluida
en- un hospital. Ell dice que
cambiara perO 70 no creo en-
suS prOmesas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25

sar ell e~stremecedor cuarto de
bora, aunque 10 mejor seria ir
a comernos unos pejerreyes a
una freiduria; solo de qui no
es costumbre. Algun dia 10 Sc
ra, y entonces la primacia del
pejerrey sobre los demas peces
sera complete.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
BUZON 80.
(Viene de la PagIns ~

pag con uno mismo y solo es-
to en- paz quien cumple pie
namente con SUI deber. Entire
tanto tome precauciones y
no caiga en- la tragedia no
por vulgar menos grave de
intimar demasiado con SUI pri-
mo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
Alicia

Ante TODD, piense en- po-
nerse buena. En- Ell silencioso
ambiente de un hospital, dan
DO constantemente vueltas a
los probjemas intimos, no Sc
discurre bien. Cuando Sc in
ccrnore listed a. la vida nor
NAL, trate de nuevo con ell
mundo exterior y SUI mente
este mas ocupada y entrete-
nida, tempo tendra de medi-
tar y decidir. Haga TODD 10
possible por olvidar ahora sus
cuitas. Considerese en- una 81
tuaci6n provisional. Aplace Ell
asunto.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25

81 ustedes Sc quieren de
verdad, la eseasez de capital
trabajando los dos ademas, no
debe sci impedimento de csc
matrimonio. Facilmente po-
dram pedir un prestamo y
c~pmprometerse. a pagan a pla-
EOS las cosas necesarias para
Ia casa. Pero Gpor que casar-
&c sin consentimiento de los
padres? Seria mucho mejor
para ambos hablar con la ia
miiia y solicitar su opinion.
Como no explica listed este
extreme, supongo que existe
alguna razon por la cual sus
padres o los de la muchacha no
estan conformes con ese ma
tri:lonio Siendo tan j6venes
Creo que deben tener. en-, cuen-
ia ell puntO de vista familiar.
Seri6 mucho mas agradable
para ustedes dar csc paso con
ell asentimiento de los padres.
Els 10 mejor que un hijo O una
hija pueden hacer por quienes
les trajeron al mundo y los
encauzaron en- la vida.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
Ell DlNERO Y Ell AMOR

Z Querida Amaranta: Aunque
solo estoy de acuerdo con un
IS por ciento de las contes-
tao;ones que da listed a sus
lect0res, vOy a plantearle un
problema. Soy chileno, tengo
menos de Fl amos y hablo a la
perfection cuatro idiomas, ade.
mas del castellano. Teng0 un
buen puest0 en- una fabrica.
Hace diez amos que conozco
a una muchacha que lego a
Miami POGO despues que 20.
La mayor parte de nuestra
vida la hemos pasado junt0s
y nj ella nj yo hem0s tenid0
otrOs amores. Pero, pOr cir
cunstancias que no yienen al
case, he perdido todos mis-
ahorros y solo tengo $4,000
Aunque los dos t%rabajamos
Itendre bastante con este di-
nero? Por otra parte, puede
uno casarse antes de cumplir
los FL amos de edad sin con.
sentimiento palermo?
- " - 80 -" r~.""
Eucfayo
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Fiji Strikers Fight
Police 8 Hours

SUVA, Fiji, Dec. 10 CAP).-
The worst Tioting ever seen in
Suva broke out last night after
tear gas was thrown by police
at a crowd and gasoline COM
pany strikers. Police riot squads
battled demonstrators for more
than eight hours. Many persons
were treated at hospitals.
In the third day of the strike
deadlock, bus and taxi drivers
joined the walkout called by
the Wholesale and Retail Gen
eral Workers Union. Several
thousand workers unable to get
buses home Joined the crowd.
Rioters smashed plate glass
shop windows. looted and dam
aged crockery, expensive cam
era equipment and groceries.
Street lamps were smashed
and an airline bus was stoned
and the passengers injured.
R. H Beaumont, commits
sioner of police warned the
public to stay of the streets
and ordered public hotel bars
to close until further notice.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
The Sun and Moon

River Report
Potomac River clear at Harper,
Ferry and slightly muddy at Great
Fails Shenandoah clear at Harpers
Ferry.
Evening star., 1959-12-10

Commerce officials. The
Federal Incentive Awards As
sOciation will discuss Tech
niques Of Promoting an Incen-
tive Awards Program at a
luncheon meeting at 2:30
pm. Tuesday at the Peking
Restaurant. I'll Thirteenth
street N. w. The Federal
Housing Administration has
,prese 35-year service
awards to Mrs. Garnet Raleigh
and Joseph Graham. Twenty
five year awards went to
Dorothy Aaronson, Sara Alli-
son, Flossie Atkinson, George
Bailey, jr.; Bruce Baumann,
Gertrude BazZle, Fannie Bell,
Frances Bell, John Benny. Carl
BevinS, William Blackburn,
Mabel Brandt, Stanley Brew
ster. Edwin Callahan, Edward
Cambio, C. o. Christensen, Sue
Clark, Eugene Clendenin. John
Cole, Marguerite Collart. Fry
ling Crawford, Elizabeth Crea-
ger. Harvey Daniel, c. Franklin
Daniels, John Davitt. Wyatt
Dawson, Elizabeth Dietrich,
John Donlay, John Doyle, Eu-
gene Duffy. Earl Dunlap and
Garnett Dye. More FHA
awards in future columns.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Hurtke Reported
In Line for Spot on
Campaign Unit
BY the Associated Press

Senator Hartke, Democrat OF
Indiana, is slated to replace
Senator Humphrey, Democrat
of Minnesota, on the Demo-
cratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee early next year,
Capitol informantS said today.
Senator Humphrey, now vice
chairman Of the group, re-
portedly plans to resign soon.
The nine-member commit
tee collects and diSburseS funds
for the various Senate races
and generally co-ordinates
Democratic efforts during
election years.
Committee members custo-
marily resign during years
when they are candidates. Sen
ator Humphrey is up for re-
election in 1860.
Evening star., 1959-12-10

to pay considerably higher
premiums than men employees
or women workers with de-
pendent husbands.
Civil Service Commission
Chairman Roger Jones says he
frankly is puzzled why the law
discriminates against women
employees with non-dependent
husbands.
| He has ordered the csc staff
to make a study of the situation
and to consider the possibility
of proposing corrective legisla-
ton to Congress next year.
The CSC already has investi-
gated the possibility whether
the new law in its present form
would allow giving the lower
premium rates to these women
employees and their children if
the husband were excluded
from the benefits. But even
this would require a change in
the new law, the csc legal staff
declares.
There is considerable Senti-
ment among some csc officials
that the lower premium rate
should be extended to these
women employees. with their
husbands included under the
health insurance program.
The Government employe
health insurance program was
enacted with the goal of ex-
tending to all Federal workers
and their families the best
possible health insurance pro-
lection at the lowest possible
icost. But women employees with
non dependent husbands point
out that they are being dis
eliminated against in this re-
Spect.
Under the program going
into effect July /, married men
employees and women workers
with dependent husbands will
pay S6.75 a month in premiums,
while women with non-depend-
ent husbands will pay $3.50
monthly.
7 EXTENSIVE TRAININ G
PROGRAM - Meanwhile, the
csc in January will begin an
extensive training program
among key officials in all Gov
ernment epartm ents and
agencies in connection with the
health insurance program.
In turn, after receiving the
training, the key officials in
the various agencies will train
their supervisory employees in
regard to the health insurance
program.
This training phase is consid-
cred very important by the CSC
since Federal employees will have
to depend on the commission's
Evening star., 1959-12-10
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

OF Columbia to Charlottesville. clear
North and east: District OF Columbia
to Delaware Memorial Bridss clear;
New jersey turnpike. clear; New Ems
land, clear in the south slippery in
the north: District of Columbia to
Harrisburg, Pa, clear
Temperatures for Yesterday
MidniSht --- % Noon ------ 4s
am. ~ 2 m. hs
s am 81 8 pm. AS
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 100, on June % and 30.
Lowest, IL. on January & and II.
High and Low of Last III Hours
High, 50 at $3.50 pm
Low. 81. at l.l5 am.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United states Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High - 4.@5am 5.lqa.nl.
Low -- ! :u2 am. ll.52 am.
High - 4:56 pm. $40 pm.
Low ! 81 pm
For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above.
Annapolis hours: Bloody Point
Light. 3 hours: Colonial Beach. Sa4
hours: Deale 3 hours: Solomons Island,
5 hours; Point Lookout, 8 hours.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
BUYERS WARNED
TO BE WARY OF
MAIL ORDER ADS
By the Associated Press


The Post ONCE Depart
ment cautioned Christmas
time buyers today that
some mail order advertise
ments are fraudulent.
Christmas season is one
time of year when certain
unscrupulous operators of
mail order businesseS
trade on the good faith
Of Americans" Postmaster
General Summerfeld said
in a statement.
He cited dolls, advertised
as the real thing, that
turned out to be made of
cardboard, and low-priced
gimmicks, including Christ
mas tree ornaments and
various types of toys, that
he said have been fraud
ulently advertised in past
years.
Evening star., 1959-12-10

District and vicinity-Rather
cloudy tonight; low about 38.
Considerably cloudy and little
temperature change tomorrow
Virginia - Some cloudiness
and not as cold tonight; low
mostly in the 30s. Considerably
cloudy and mild tomorrow.
Maryland Some cloudineSS
and not quite as cold tonight;
low in the 30s in the east and
27-33 in the west. Considerably
cloudy and mild tomorrow with
a chance of rain in the eX-
treme west; high in the upper
40s in the mountains and in
the sos elsewhere.
Lower Potomac and CheSa-
peake Bay-Southerly winds OF
6-l2 miles per hour tonight
increasing to 10-15 miles per
hour tomorrow. Some cloudl-
ness. Visibility clio miles.
Road Conditions-AAA
West. District OF Columbia TO Penn
sylvania turnpike, clear; PennsylVaniS
turnpike, clear; Ohio turnpike. clear
U. S 40 west to Ohio, clear U. s. 81
South. U. s | to Richmond. clear
Shirley highway Virginia Route $500
clear: Richmond south. clear: Distric
Evening star., 1959-12-10

this would require about FIVE
or six weeks.
Evening star., 1959-12-10

payments or other gratuities
to disc jockeys to plug songs
and other products on pro-
grams.
A brief report on this ma
terial late yesterday in closed
session caused the legislators
to decide on a detailed analy-
sis and fuller investigation by
the staff. Chairman Harris,
Democrat Of Akanosas, said
Evening star., 1959-12-10

this would require about FIVE
or six weeks.
Public Hearings Likely
He did not announce that
public hearings would be held,
but he and other members in
dicated that development of
the information seems likely
to warrant such sessions per-
haps in late January.
The subcommittee wants to
determine how widespread is
the practice Of payola and
whether the Federal Communi-
cations Act and FEC regulations
and enforcement should be
strengthened. Mr.. Harris ex-
planned that the subcommittee S
basic obligation is to oversee
the Federal agencies"
Mr.. Harris made clear that
the subcommittee is making nc
sweeping charges against disc
jockeys and others in the broad
casting industry.
Stations Ask Clearance
He disclosed that the sub
committee has received requests
from several stations seeking
official announcement that they
and their programs have not
engaged in payola practices.
Il am sure lots of people ir
the broadcaSting industry are
Just as clean as any one can be, >
Mr.. Harris commented. ANY
broadcasting facility which has
not engaged in such practice,
has nothing to worry about.
The chairman also told re.
porters that subcommittee plan!
for a staff examination of pay.
ola practices and public hear.
ings will "in no way" be hin.
dered by the recent activity
Of the FEC and the FTC ir
looking into the matter.
Evening star., 1959-12-10

analysis of the competing
health insurance plans that will
be offered them. and the guild
ance OF their agency officials, in
determining which health in
surance plan to choose.
The various departments and
agencies also must become IA
miliar with the administrative
problems involved in the health
Insurance program and the in
dividual problems that will arise
among employees in relation to
the program. To carry out these
duties effectively, key personnel
in the various departments and
agencies must be adequately
trained.
POLITICAL STUDY-The
Brookings Institution has re-
ceived a $4,000 grant from
the Carnegie Corp. Of New
York to make a study of the
characteristics Of political exec
utives in the Government and
of the selection and appoint
ment process.
The study which already has
gotten un der way will take
about two years to complete
Robert Calkins, president OF
BrookingS, announced.
= i
CAPITAL UNDUP -
Adele Eager, president Of CON-
merce'S Patent Office Lodge $50,
American Federation of Gov
ernment Employees. has led a
drive TO give flu shots to all
employees of the Commerce
Department at a nominal cost
More than 1000 employees thus
far have signed up for the shots
in the program that has re-
celved full cooperation from
Evening star., 1959-12-10
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Health Premium
Inequity Weighed
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Stan Writer

The Civil Service Commission considering possibility
of asking Congress amend the employe health
insurance give employees with nondependent
husbands equal break in premium payments.
Under the program which goes into effect July l
these employees with non-dependent husbands will have
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Probers Get Mountain
Of PoyoIo Information

full scale investigation and public hearings probably
within two months the extent of payoa the televson
radio business envsoned by the House Legislative Over
sight Subcommittee.
The House group has received mountain information
mainly from voluntary concerning alleged outside
Evening star., 1959-12-10

tonight in Southern Ohio Central and
Mississippi Valley while showers the Southern
Plains and the Washington Freezing expected in the
Northern Rockies will be colder the New England States and
in the Mid Atlantic Sates-AP WirephOO Map.
Evening star., 1959-12-19

And so the whole will freeze
and StarVe."
The Ice King hung his head
and walked away. Il thought
since they hated me anyway l
might as well be really hate
full" he mumbled.
Santa took out his pipe and
lit it. For a long while he
smoked in silence and then he
said, You must get a wife"
"What?" cried the Ice King
turning to stare.
"A wife. You must get a wifE
to love you and care for you
and keep you from being lonely
or feeling hateful again"
"A wife!" whispered the Ice
King and his eyes softened and
he began to smile. Then his
face clouded over and he burst
out bitterly. Who would ever
marry me?"
There are lonely maidens in
the world just as there are
lonely men," said Santa. The
trick is to get them together. 1
have in mind for you beauti-
tul creature whom l happen to
know is in a marrying mood" "
"Who?" said the Ice King
eagerly.
The Sun Daughter" said
Santa. "She dwells in the East