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The Sidney herald., 1959-06-17
oLps
COSTS LESS
IN THE
LONG RUN
THE ala eeAeoN WHY

Beneath the glamor and
glcam Of the SO Odds is hidden
puLle that explains why Olds
costs less in the long run!
Every SO Olds gives you tho
Wide Stance Chassis with q
9-inch wider Guard Beam
Frame. Every SO Odds fea-
lures cooler running Air
Scoop Brakes On al four sohsab.
Under tho hood 10 still
another Old hidden paLue-
de famous Rocket Engine
with now fuelsaving economy
fx 80.
L Il any wonder. that IN Olds
h UuvA nsvs 1t tradein time
oeses Iss % own in the
Ioag rumr
Sc yo@ Oh dsaJSE. Value
Rate The Rocket Then
yes'u understand Why 30
ns.y people ars joining ths
-
BIZ Swing 70 O3dsi
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-17

graduate of Scobey High School
and is at present employed with
the State Highway Dept. After
a short honeymoon in N. OAK
the young couple will be at home
in Richey.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-17

The Red Cross has during the
past ten years provided to federal
hospitals 100000 pints of blood at
a cost to the Red Cross of $780,
500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
CITIZENS
MEETINGS


Injecting announcements
must be in the hands OF the
Ciuic Calendar editor BY noon
Thursday OF each iDeek to
insure publication In the
column on Sunday. Those
received too late tUiu not be
used separately unless there
Is some special neDs sionif-
canoe attached to them.)
The Kalorama Citizens Asso-
citation will celebrate its 10th
anniversary during a meeting
at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
Women's City Club, 1900 Twen-
tieth street NV.
William X. Norwood, presi-
dent of the Federation Of Citi-
zens Association, will address
the group and the Women's
Chorus Of the Chesapeake &,
Potomac Telephone Co. will
sing.
Mrs. Frederick P. Mascioli, a
member of the recently formed
Kalorama Triangle Restoration
Society. will speak at a meeting
of the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the Mount Pleasant Library,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets
NV. Mrs. Mascioli will discuss
"A New Concept Of In-Town
Restoration"
Other citizen meetings this
week, all at 8 pm. unless other
wise noted, are:
Arkansas Avenue Community Associ.
atipn-Lutheran Church Of the Incar-
nation. Fourteenth and Gallatin streets
Brookland Citizens Associa ton
1852 Lawrence street NE,
Capitol Hill Restoration Society
S:15 PM, Capitol Hill Presbyterian
Church, Fourth street and Independ-
ence avenue Sc.
Glover Park Citizens Associat ion--
Guy Mason Recreation Center. Thirty.
sixth and Calvert streets NV.
Ivy City-Trinidad Citizens Asso-
citation - Wheatley School, Montellc
Northeast Boundary Civic Associa.
tion--Burryille School, Division avenue
and Bell place NE
Progressive Citizens Association Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
600 am. WWDC-Sunday

1000 am. WWDC-Sunday
Morning at wWDc. -. Disc
Jockey Nat Wright spins the
top forty tunes.
-1:55 PM, WTOP-Washing-
ton Redskins VS.. Baltimore
Colts.
$500, WOL-Football. Wash
ington Redskins vs.. Balti-
more Colts.
$500, WINX--Football. Wash
ington Redskins VS.. Balti-
more Colts.
$500, WWDC-Bob Will Sports,
Bob Will recaps highlights
Of the days pro football
games and reports up-to-
the minute scores.
1880, WMAL - Engineering
News Report. DR.. Meredith
p. Crawford. Director of the
Human Resources Organi-
zation" at George Washing
ton University.
9:35. WWDC--District Round
table. Impartial Medical
Evidence in Trial" will be
discussed by Judge Alexan.
. der Holtzoff and DR.. Harold
Stevens. Attorney John
Karr will moderate.
1890, WWDC-Music Show
Maurice Levine Orchestra
plaus selections from "The
Great Music of Kurt WE'LL. >
11:05, WMAL-College News
Conference. Secretary of the
Army Brucker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

Georgetown-George Presbyterian
Church, 3115 p street NV.
Southwest Civic AssoeiatiOn-Second
Baptist Church, First and M streets
Tuesday
School. Fourteenth and jackson streets
Fort stanton Civic Associat ion--s:3O
p;m,, Field House, Stanton Park, 1900
block Of Fire street Sc.
Hillerest Citizens AssOciation-Sain
Timothy's Episcopal Church. 1901
Kinsman PARK Civic Association
Spingarn High School, Twenty-fourth
street and Benning road Sc.
School, " street between Champiain
and Eighteenth streets NV.
Southwest Business Mems ASsOcia-
tlon-S:15 pm, Evening Star Build
ing. Second street and Virgins
summit Park Citizens Associate ton
Anne Beers School, Alabama avenue
and Thirty-sixth place Sc.
Wednesday
North WASHINGTON COuncil-Sixth
ponce . preeines' thirteenth and Nichol-
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens As
ISOLATION = Bateman's store, 1904
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Thursday
Federation Of Citizens Association
Room 500, District Building, Four
tenth and Z streets NV.
Friday
Pleasant Plains Civic AssOeia ton
Danneker Recreation Club, $500 Georgia
avenue NV.
MARYLAND
Tomorrow
The Greater OaktOn Citizens AssO-
ciatl0n-Oakton (Va) School.
Montgomery County Civic Federation
Auditorium, Maryland National Park
and Planning Commission Building,
Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
BY PHIL YEAGER and
JOHN STARK
Contribution Writers


While the steel strike has
been getting the center Of the
labor management stage
there's a case down in Texas
that may have greater long
run significance for labor
unions.
A group Of 80 Phillips Pc
troleum Co. refinery employees
in the Panhandle town of Stin-
merit are suing the leaders OF
their own AFL-CIO union fol-
causing them to lose their Jobs
I'VE followed the unions
orders and 1t cost us our Jobs
so they ought to pay" says 81
year-old Mack Funk, a Phillips
worker for 10 years. now UNI
employed. Mr.. Funk is SEEK
ing $l68,650 In damages from
the union and the claims Of his
fellow plaintiffs range from
$104,6 900 to $200,350. The TOP
claim Is by 36-year-old Wayne
Tolbert Of the nearby town Of
Phillips. who was employed by
Phillips for 10 years and is now
an auto repairman working ir
his own back yard. In all, the
damages comes to 81 million.
The plaintiffs were all free
during an unsuccessful strike
last year for higher wages anc
better working conditions. AL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
LAW IN THE NEWS i7TT 71E
Strikers Sue Union
For Loss Of Jobs
7RlETT

though the bulk Of striking
employees were taken back. the
men In question had left their
stations at a gasoline refinery
and closed the entire plant in
defiance >of specific company
orders.
The NLRB turned down the
unions appeal and the 80 men
have been out in the cold ever
since.
What seems to bother the
disgruntled employees. aside
from loss Of their Job. is the
fact that they closed up the
plants in response to the order
of their union leaders and 1t
turned out to be a bum steer.
The action violated company
policy and the NLRB found
that they were not justified in
closing down plant.
So the suit amounts to some
thing like a negligence action
against the union.
This would seem to be the
first time that such litigation
has come up. as an aftermath
of a major strickland lawyers
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT people
are following it closely. Should
the court entertain the suit and
the employees win an award. II
will mark revolutionary new
relationship in the labor field
Tuesday: Adopting" a col
ilege athlete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
LYONS DEN
Continued From PAGE III;

Continued From Page F.,
in Palm Springs. DorO-
thy Thompson is writing her
autobiography. At the
Blue Angel these nights,
Dorothy London sings it:
EAST Side, West Side, all
around the town; boys and
girls together are mugged and
being knocked down."
Why Be Temperamental?
A pianist who had served
as accompanist to Efrem
Zimbalist was asked II the
famed violinist ever had
f1ared up in temperament
during his tours. "Of course
not the accompanist re-
piled. "zimbalist never was
temperamental - because he
was the master Of his instru-
ment."
Robert Morse, who won
raves in Take Me Along"
can't be elevated to star
billing, because that would
make four stars for the show.
If any star is unable to ap-
pear, the management must
offer to make refunds. !.
Luis Dominguin, the bull
fighter, is coming to New
York. Mrs. Rolf Gerard,
the redheaded wife of the
artist . designer, complained:
People tell me I look like a
Renoir, q Rubens, q Cezanne
or a Lautrec. But nobody
says ! look like a Gerard"
There's Always Tomorrow
David Selzaick visited the
Oceanside (Calif.) home of
Ben Hecht, where the writer
had settled down for a sum-
mer stay. In several rooms
were Hecht's collaborators,
each working on a different
movie with him. The total
sore e nwriting assignments
would bring 100000. Hecht
explained he was doing this
to pay some back taxes. Selz-
nick reminded him that he
then would owe taxes on the
100000. For that" Hecht
shrugged, "I'll work next
summer" },
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
1905 am. wGMs AM-FM $50

1905 am. WGMS AMIN (57O
Kc. and 1888 Mc.)-Sunday
Morning Symphony. Sim
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by Torelli. Concerto in E
7 Flat. K. 365 for Two Pianos
by Mozart.
11:OO am. WASH FIN and
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(Stereo). Scheherazade by
Rimsky- Korsakov.
1880, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-The Con-
cert Hall. Symphony No.
l03 in E fiat. 'Drumroll" by
Haydn. Violin Concerto In
D by Beethoven.
$500, WEAK (l220 Kc.) -
Great Works Of the Masters.
Madame Butterfly by Puc-
cini.
$500, WASH-FM and WIDOW
1911 Nc. and 1910 Kc.--
Sunday Symphony. Sym
phony No. 4 in A by Men
delssohn. Cello Concerto in
B minor by Dvorak.
4:05, WGMS AM-FM $50
Kc. and 1888 Mc.)-Ballet
Theater. Les Patineurs by
Meyerbeer. Les Sylphides
by Chopin.
$500. WASH-FM and WIDOW
(97.1 Nc. and 154O Kc.)-
Organ Recital. Eleven Choral
Preludes by Brahms.
$500, WMAL-FM (IO7.3 Mc.)
American University
Chamber Music Society.
Concerto Da Camera by
Martini. Quartet in A Minor
Opus Is, by MendelsSohn.
$500, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Me- National
Gallery of Art Concert. Ser
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Haydn. Magic Harp Over
b ntuFe by Schubert.
1i:00, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
-Serenade. Carousel Suite
by Rodgers. Der Rosenka-
Waller, Suite by Strauss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
z Rear AdmiruIs
Get New Posts

New duty assignments for
two rear admirals were an
nounced by the Navy today.
Rear Admiral James r..
Davis, assistant chief of the
Bureau of Yards and Docks for
Maintenance and Material, will
become commanding officer of
the Naval Construction Bat
talon Center, Port Hueneme,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
FIN Stutions

MRc-FM-s3s Me.-s:3e an 10 I an.
WToP-FM eos Me.-2l-hsw operation.
WASM-FM-sl.l Me- en-. 10 i2:is en-.
MoadSy-sunday
W0l-FM-ss.1 Me.--s,3o an. to Midnight
WFAN-FM- 1908 Me.-2a-hsu spsfatioB
WWDc-FM-to1I Me- an 70 . en-.
WeMs-FM-1o3.s Me- an 10 mIdnisht
Saturday an to I p.an.; Sunday . en-
10 mldnight
WARL-FM-foSI Me.-Meaesy through sat
uFday 1850 an. 10 mldniyht.
WeIs-FM-si.e Me.-s 10 10 On sunda,
through Thursday
WUST-FM- 1865 Me- an. to midnight.
WBvA-FM-1oS.s Me.-sunday 10 an. to
sp.m.; Monday-saturday, Q an. to Q pm.
Wpec-fM- -ss.5 Me- pm to midnight.
WMAl-FM-- 1913 Me.-e an to t.as a.m
WsH0-FM-ss6 Me.-si4s en-. 10 Csc On
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Calf. The appointment is
effective in January. 1860. Ad-
miral Davis lives at 3615 Oval
drive, Alexandria.
Rear Admiral James C.
Dempsey, chief OF the policy
division, Joint Chiefs Of Staff,
will become commander of the
Military Sea Transport Service
in the Atlanta area next month.
He lives at 8505 Woodhaven
boulevard, Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
ANSWERS TO QW

Following are the correct
answers to the Weekly
News Quiz appearing on
Page FIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

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WPlk-I3o ke.-DaylIght oniy.
WiNx- 1900 Ke.-74-houi opeFstlOA.
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Musr-tt7o ke.--Dsyllght snly.
WFAx-t27o Ke.-Dylight saIy
WWDc-t7eo ke.-2l-heui operation, exespt
Sunday Midnight 10 en- Monday
W00k-i3ao Ke.--2l-heuf operation Moatsy
Saturday, Sunday Q an 10 u midnlght.
WEAM-13so Ke.-2l-hani operation. sxespt
suntsy midnight to an Msatay.
WDoh-iS4o Ke.-DsylIght snIy.
WPec- 1850 ke.-Dsylisht oaly.
WPRW-t4so Ke.- Dsytlms oaIy.
MeMs-s1o ke.-s IN 10 midnight, SStuF.
day ! an. 10 I p.m., Sunday Q en-. 70
midnight.
WEEL-131e Ke.-7l-hsuf spsfstlen sxeepi
Msntay midnlght to Q an. Iusstsy.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
LAS sENoRITAs ToRERAS

Cada vez son menoS las Sc
horitas toreras, las de pantalon
y las otras, las de zajones bor-
dados en- orc que imitan una
falda.
NO eran cupletistas del toreo,
sine serias sacerdotisas con al
go Gle sibilas en- fiesta de pue-
bio, y sabian arrimarse junto al
burladero como 81 oyesen las I'LL
timas palabras de un novio en-
la esquina de SUI destino, y mi.
radas de zahori al toro que les
habia tocado en- suerte.
Despues de cada lance cogian.
la capa de. otra manera que los
toreros, la dobladillaban, la cui-
daban y al volverla a desplegar,
10 hacian como 81 fuese de me.
jor soda, y en- seguida provoca.
ban la ga]anteria de los peones
que danzaban a SUI alrededor co.
mo q~ueriendolas salvar.
Los picadores les preparaban
Ell toro con mas empuje, clavan-
doe los largos cohetes, de ma
nera que quedase disminuido de
fuerZaS cuando elias tuviesen
que matar.
Los banderilleros tambien ha-
clan 10 suyo, para despotricar
al toro, y lie clavaban con mas
ahinco las banderrillas hechas
de azul, como flechas del cielo.
Acomodaban la muleta como
ST fuesen a bordar en- ella unas
iniciales y preparaban ell toro
con esmero de mujer dandole
los passes de pecho, de verdadero
pecho, y sintiendo ell roce de
los pitones como un frio de me
dallas.
Les cambiaban de espadas
mas que a nadie, como 81 les
diesen agujas enhebradas, aun-
que elias sabian limpiar la san
gre del acero como los toreros
duchos en- ell arte del desafio.
Pero Ell toro no quiere humi-
llarse nunca ante la torera GUAM
do tiene que arrodillarse, aun.
que al final, la mujer que sabe
encon'rar cast a ciegas los agu-
jeritos de un bottom, lie endilga-
oa la espada entera como quien
cose.
De todos MOODS, la mujer no
tiene %magnetismo ante ell toro
y ademas, puede que suceda que
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
VIVIR Y
TRIUNFAR

Ell amor puede sentirse de
muchas maneras, segun sea ell
~caracter, ell temperamento, la
educscion y la conciencia de la
persona que anna.
Sc anna con Ell alma, cuando
del amor Sc hace una virtud o
un ideal. Sc anna con ell cora.
ION, cuando una fuerte passion
obscurece la razon y bora del
p%ensamiento la claridad. Sc ANA
con reflexion cuando Sc cree en-
ell amor y al mismo tempo Sc
desconfia de la persona armada.
ST anna con calculo 81 Sc persi-
que, ademas, algun interes mas
c menos licito; y Sc ANA con
orgullo 81 media la vanidad, el
egoismo o la coqueteria, ia cual
de estas facetas amorosas, per-
tenece Ell amor que siente LU-
Pc?
A primera vista, parecen in
teligentes y aforunadas las mu-
jeres que contra toda cordura
no vacilan en- exponer su tran
quilidad y SUI porvenir con hon.
bres Que de antemano, por sus
condolences y por sus antece.
denies, n oes dificil arriesgar
una opinion eertera y NADIA sa-
tisfactoria.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
DEL HOGAR-por Victoria ALeiondke
BODAS DE TUL

Ell humorista tiene tambien
sus acontecimientos que, en- ell
fondo, son tan humanos como
los demas.
Ell humorista que no ha cele-
brado su primer desposorio y
que por 10 tanto NAL puede ce.
lebrar sus bodas de plata, nj
las de orc, nj mucho menos las
de diamante, ha celebrado Sus
bodas de tut. iQue pueden ser
esas bodas? Primero hay que
relatar toda la historic por sus
pasos contados
Ell verano es fecundo en- ma.
riposuelas y otros insectos de
azabache, de CASA, de tisu, de
tiritana que caen en- su mesa
con aire de: "Aqui estoy yo".
Cream acknowledgements ha-
Der encontrado I'm teatro. Cast
todas estaban realmente vesti-
das para ell teatro con sus Wis
tosas salidas de teatro muy bien
e~stampadas. Ell humorista la
saludaba y las contemplate CO.
mo diciendo: "iPobres hijas
MAS, que chased oS vais a lie
var!!"
FL humorista tenfa la pacien-
cha de admitir a todos sus hues-
pedes, sobresaltandose algo
cuando entire la bicharada atroz
entraba, de pronto, un pesado
insecto que GAIA en- medic de la
habitacion con ruido de castana
pilonga. Alguien 10 habia tira-
do desde ell fondo de la noctur-
nidad alevosa aquel insecto, Pc
70 ESQ sucedia pocas veces. &C.
neralmente eran insectos Pc
quenitos, rutilantes Y ligeros.
La clientele del humorista iba
subiendo y 10 inundaron los
%hormigueros inquietandole con
SUI nerviosa movilidad todas las
hormigas, como ~cocineras que
vuelven corriendo de la compra
porque Sc les ha hecho tarde.
No podia seguir escribiendo;
parecia haberse. disuelto en- las
escrituras, como 81 hubiese lie.
gado su APOCALYPSE. Aquello va
era demasiado
Z FL humorista va nc podia dor
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25

mir. A la bora de acostarse y
como tenia que encender la
luz de su alcoba, entraba toda
la bicharada en- ella y fue por
este por 10 que penso celebrar
sus bodas de tut.
Los mosquitoes murgantes lie
susurraban su susurro de que.
ira y despues sigilosos -ipin!
lie clavaban su aguijon, dejan.
dole un picor para un largo ra-
to, ell picor de la noche, como
hay la estocada de la tarde.
Hubo alguna noche que sali6
a cincuenta bofetadas sobre SUI
propia mejilla, tratando de
aplastarles o, al menos, de es.
pantarles, y Sc durmi6 cavilan-
do 81 no hubiese sido mejor de-
jarles que lie picasen a haberse
dado tantas bofetadas de motu
propio. En- vista de TODD aque-
Ito, entro en- la tienda de los
tules y adquirio una de red mas
fina, que seria ma dificil que
entrase por ella I'm mosquito
que un rico en- Ell RENO de los
cielos
La noche de la Inauguration
del mosquitero ell humorista es-
taba preocupado como 81 Sc ira
tase de un acto trascendental.
Esperaba con emocion la no.
"a de acostarse. La amplia ca
ma estaba materialmente en-
vuelta en- tul como rumbo de
gran cola. Tenfa algo del am
plio traje de boda de una gigan
ia, y parecia que SUI campana
de trasnparente CASA estaba lie.
ma de ilusiones, de delirios, de
esperas. iQue cobijo mas soma
dor debajo de aquel mosquitero
con su cosa clara y mayestati-
ca de manic de boda!
Isl 20 no durmiese aqui es-
ia noche la CANA Sc quedarea
compuesta y sin novio" pen
saba Ell humorista. iQue bien
iba a dormir aqueila noche con
la Imagination en- libertad, sin
tenor a los berbiquis de la pi-
cadura y las malevolencias de
los insectos, sobre TODD de los
(Pasa a la Pag. %
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
LA VOLUNTAD Y Ell AMOR


Querida Amaranta: Voy a
reIatarle a listed mi problema
como 10 haria con la mas in
TINA de mis- amigos. Tengo 81
amos y hace dos que vine a
este pals. Me encontraba aqui
sOla y aburrida. I'm primo milo,
que lleva aqui varios amos, sa-
liza a veces conmigO y me lie.
vaba a sitios de diversion. Con
ell transcurso del tempo nos
fuimos tomando afecto. Ell me
declare SUI amor pOr mi y, por
ser tan atento y c0mplacien-
tie, cuando quise caer en- la
cuenta, comprendf que esta.
ba profundamente enamora.
da.
AsI fue como naci0 este
amor que tan amargada tie
ne mi existencia.. Vivo, pues,
una vida LENA de temOres v en-
realidad no Sc que canine Sc
guir nj que resolver. Hace va
cast dos amos que estamos en-
relaci0nes en- secreto, p0rque
ST mis- padres llegaran a sa-
berl0 no p0drian aprobarlas,
no p0rque ell muchach0 sea
primo milo, sino porque esta
casado. Cleric es que hace va
rios amos que no We a su es-
posa nj quiere verla. Pero ell
hecho es que este es un amor
impossible pOrque, pOr falta
de -ecursos economicos, no
puede divorciarse y va sabe
I'd. 10 que este cuesta. Y0 he
tratado de olvidarlo, pero es
impossible. Mi pensamiento es-
ia siempre junto a Ell. Asi voy
luchando desde hace dos amos
habiendo llegado a ofenderlo
para que me dele de hablar y,
yer. Lo he conseguido momen.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25
FL Nuevo Curse
Lengudphone de
IngIes Ahoru
en- Mia mi
Aprendo InsIes en- Solo
Is Semonos. - Lunes y
Jueves por Ia Noche

Aprendo Ingles en- Solo
16 Semonos. - Lunes y
Jueves por Ia Noche
FL Williams Com
mercial College que esta To-
calizado en- ell Ill S. Miami
Ave, ofrece, por primera vez,
ell famoso Curse Lenguapho-
ne.
Els ell curse ideal para los
principiantes y para los que
saben POGO ingles. I'd. tendra
ell professor en- SUI casa por
medic de discos, y otro en- la
clase que lie guia y lie explf-
ca las lecciones, en- la clase
habra conversation, ortogra-
fla, vocabulario, grammatical,
etc. Este es I'm curse suma-
mente practice.
Ademas, hay ell curse inter-
.iedio Speechophone i con
discos de pronunciation ysvo-
;abulario, mas gra tica, lee
tura, conversation ell curse
adelantado de ingles conner
cial Speechophone II: dis ;os
de pronunci Go. M cores
pondencia comercial, traduc-
cion, o~rtografia, etc.
Para mas infornles sobrt
este esplendido curse I'd. pue-
de lamar al telefone
FIR 3-4693
(ANUNC. PAG.l
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25

Complexities
.Vayall nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones para ell apreciado ca
ballero cubano senior Augusta
Photo quien celebro en- ell dia
de aver la grata OCCASION de I'm
nuevo aniversario de SUI nata-
icio.
Celebr6 aver un nuevo ami
~versario de SUI despreocupada
e~xistencia ell gracioso nino Ma.
nueI Ballina, hijo del senior Ma
nuel Ballina y sehora Gloria
Neville de Ballina, miembros
apreciados de nuestra eolonia
hispanoamericana residente en-
Miami.
Aunque algo tarde nos COM
place enviarIe nuestras since
ras felicitaciones y votos por-
que dlsfrute de una prolongada
y prospera vida.
Felicitamos c~ordiamente al
spreciado galeno cubano DR..
Jose b. Padilla con motive de
la grata celebration de su cum
p,eanos en- ell dfa de aver y lie
deseamos muchos amos mas de
vida.
Celebro aver la grata OCCASION
de su cumpleanos la gentil Sc
norita Dolly Martinez, hija del
DR.. Pedro N. Martinez y sonora
Della de Martinez, miembros
estimados de nuestra colonia
dominicana residente en- Coral
Gables.
Aunque algo tarde, vayan pa
"a ella nuestras carinosas fell
citaeiones y deseos de que cum
pla muchos y muy venturosos
amos mas de vida.
Hoy llega a un nuevo ano de
vida la gentil senorita Elsie En-
rich, a quien nos complace fell
citar de manera muy especial
v desear muchos amos de plena
algeria.
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy especial
a "a gentli dana sonora Jacque-
line de Molina, esposa del Sc
nor Peter A. Molina con mott
v0 de la grata celebration de
un nuevo aniversario de SUI ma
taiicio en- Ell dfa de hoy.
-(Continda en- la Pagina 9)-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25

taneamente en- alguna OCCASION,
pero Ell amor que ambos sen.
timos es mas fuerte que nues-
ira VoIuntad.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-25

-aos D" HORIZONTALES:
as. lima pareja
-noA 4-Continentes para Aquidos
19-Altar
12-Rece
13-Estudio de Ia moral
14-Movimiento nervioso
",'1S-Referente al nombre
17-Encomienda
: 19-Para engarzar los botones
20-Extremidad
-Sio 21-Gorjal
0 23-Hacer ameno
27-Codiciosa A.
2S-Semilla aromatica
-30-Infusion
31-Indica repeticion
32-Con O., ciudad de Chile
c34-Hermano de Jafet
t735-Preposicion inseparable
r36-Repetido enfermedad en-.
demica.
37-Marejada =
S9-Te dieras cuenta
2--Letras castellanas
G--Rio de Africa, Inv.
4-Representacion mental
f6--Detened
f8-Medidas antiguas
Slave trepadora
N-Arboles comunes en- Espa.
ma.
4-Desinencia de los quebra.
dos
55-Cloruro de sodio
56-Emita sonido
rS7--Dignidad etiope
vERTIcALEs:
1-Tratamiento espahol
Metal precioso
3-Trigo descortezado
Plural
4eConducto sanguineo
5-Amarrala
6-Rio de Espana