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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
So|ido Apoyo Par|amenfario 0btiene Ell Plan
Eeonomico del Presidente Jorge AIeSandri
A Pesur de Moyoriu en- Oposicion Cas- ~sistemdtico

1858 han sido tan favorables
que la production global au-
mento en- un 30 por ciento apro-
ximadamente con respecto a los
indices del quinquenio 1916
1850.
Els en- medic de estas circuns-
tancias que Chile ha iniciado
los planes para conseguir en- los
Estados Unidos, I'm apoyo eco
nomico amplio, de Characteristic
cas- similares a los que estan
logrando Argentina y Brasil.
En- las esferas economics To-
Gales, Sc estima que !ese apoyo
es fundamental para ell buen
exito final del proyecto eco
nomico, dada la descapitaliza-
cion que sufri6 despues de la
guerra y especialmente en- la
pasada administration.
Eduardo Figueroa, coordina-
dor de los ministerios de Hacien
da, Economic y Minerva, ..se en-
cuentra va en- Washington ira
bajando en- collaboration con ell
Embajador Walter Muller, para
orientar a la banca y a la mi
ciativa privada sobre ell 'alcance
de los planes economicos chi.
lenos. En- esa tarea, Figueroa
ha sido precedido por la buena
voluntad del Embajador nor
teamericano en- Santiago, Wal
ter Howe, cuyo reciente via
je a Washington, Sc interpreted
como la preparation de la ges-
ton economical que ha comen.
-oIo on vre~Li~ ~ton.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
Copehart Ataca a Criticos de
Ia Po|itica Exterior de EE. UU.
No Sc PUede Ser Flexible con los
comvnistos, que Son Inflexibles
Por ROBERT d

Nv ASHINGTON, febrero 23.-
(UPI)-El senador republican,,
Homer E. Capehart, miembro
de la Comision de relaciones
exteriores de la Camara Alta,
declare que los criticos demo-
cratas parecen estar aconsejan-
do una retirada cuando exigen
mas flexibilidad en- la direction
de la politica exterior de Esta-
dos Unidos.
Capehart hizo tai declaration,
en- respuesta a la reciente pro-
posicion de SUI colega democra-
ia, Mike Mansfield, para hacer
f-ente a la situacion planteada
FOR ell anunciado plan de Russia
de entregar ell control de Berlin
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

Oriental al regimen comunista
alemana.
Mansfield habia sugerido orr
ginalmente negociaciones direc.
tas entire Alemania Occidental
y Aleinania Oriental para resell
yer Ell problema. Pero mas tar
de, declare que, habia presenta-
do csa idea solo como una de
varias alternatives "flexibles".
En- esa oportunidad ell Depar.
tamento de Estado manifesto
que, prestaria "ciudadosa aten-
cion' a la propuesta de Mans
field.
BESIDE entonces ell gobierno
NADIA ha dicho oficialmente y en-
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
9|II| "A G|I RZSHgl5SgSgS PIN
thinos Rojos Invadieron a India

NUEVA DELHI, Feb. 23-(UPD.-El Primer Ministro
Jawaharlal Nehru dijo hoy que, ell Gobierno tiene informacio-
mes en- Ell sentdo de que comunsas chinos han invadido uo
o dos bolsones de territorio indio en- Uttar Pradesh, junto a la
frontera del Tibet.
En- respuesta a la pregunta de I'm miembro de la Camara
Baja del parlamento, Nehru manifesto que, las informaciones
decian que los comunistas ocuparon "territorio nuestro" al re-
tirarse las fuerzas midas de las zonas en- septiembre.
Nehru afirmo que, esas regiones mo son ~inaccesibles du-
rante ell inverno, " por tanto, no hemos podido eonfirmar la
noticia". q
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
ESTUDIANTES PIDEN
A FRANCO PONCA
FIN A REPRESSION

LIMA, febrero %. upi)-La
Octave Conferencia Internacio-
nal de Estudiantes, que inici6
sus sctividades ell ounce del
presente mes y que terminara
manana microbes, pidio al 60
bierno de Espara que ponga fin
a medidas de repression contra
los estudiantes de csc pals, y
protesto contra ell gobierno de
Francia por la detencion de cua.
tro cstudiantes tunecinos en- to.
rritorio frances.
AL mismo tempo que conden6
nj sobierno espanol del genera
-(Continda en- IN PaSina N--
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
REVOLUCIONARIOS
EN- E YORK

NUEVA YORK, febrero %.
-(UPD-Un grupo de revolu-
cionarios cubanos que vista
Nueva. York, encabezado por ell
mayor Camilo Cienfuegos, jefe
maxine del eiercito de Cuba,
rendira hoy homemade a la me
moria del heroe de la revolu-
George Washington.
Ell grupo, que lego aver a
Nueva York en- viaje de bue-
ma %voluntad, depositara una
ofrenda floral ante la estatua
de Washington en- ell monumen
to de Federal Hall. Los cuba
nos visitaran tambien la esta-
tua de la Libertad y ell edificio
del Ayuntamiento.
Los revolucioarios, nueve de
ellos "barbudos", fueron reci-
bidos bulliciosamente en- ell
aeropuerto por mas de 1900
cubanos, puertorriqueenos, do.
minicanos y nicaragiienses.
"Esto es solo una gira de
amistad para fomentar ell tu-
rismo" dijo Cienfuegos. "No he
venido aqui para yer a grupo
a1punO. No Sc trata de I'm via
je militar".
Los visitantes ~regresaran a
La Habana ell microbes.
GRAN RECEPTION
Una tumultuosa muchedum-,
bre recibi6 en- ell aeropuerto de
Idlewild a la delegation de diez
guerrilleros del Movimiento 26
de Julio, capitaneada por ell
Comandante Camilo Cienfuegos,
ell actual jefe del ejercito de
Cuba, que viene a Nueva York
en- vista de amistad de tres dias
de duracion.
Alrededor de 1900 personas
hombres, mujeres y ninos, re-
presentantes en- SUI gran mayo
ria de grupos cubanos, dieron
la bienvenida a los "barbudos'
tPasa a Ia Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
slGUE EMPEo RAND
Ell GRAIL. MARSHALL

FORT BRAGGA, Carolina del
Norte. febrero %. CUPI)-Los
medicos del ejercito que atien-
den al General George c. Mars
hall, informaron hoy que su es-
tado &c salud Sc ha complicado
con una affection a la pituitaria
que ha debilitado SUI estado.
FL corCnel G. M. Powell, jefe
(Pasa a la Pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
Adenauer Ira a Italia de Vaeaeiones

BONN, Feb. 23-CUPD. AFuentes autorizadas dijeron que
ell Canciler de Alemania Occidental, Konrad Adenauer, pro-
yecta tomar unas vacaciones en- Italia por segundo ano
consecutive.
Esas fuentes manifestation que Adenauer, de 83 amos de
edad, proyecta ir a Cadenabbia, en- ell lago Como, donde estuvo
en- abril dltimo. Sc agrego que, la fecha del viaje depende de
la proyectada conferencia de Ministries de Relaciones Exteriores
de los paises occidentales.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

tempo. Uno de ellos expresa
que, este movimiento refleja un
cuadro cabal de 10 que esta ocu.
rriendo en- Espana.
-(COntinua en- la Pagina o.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

RICO

60 que Isl algun llamado lider
obrero, no importa cuantos mi
Homes tenga a SUI disposition,
esta a GAIA de una derrota Sc
gura, ell Estado Libre Asocia-
do de Puerto Rico es ell sitio
donde puede encontrarla".
En- I'm discurso preparado de
antemano ell senior Munoz Ma
rim, aunque sin referirse a min
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
No To|erardn PandiI|eros en-
Novimiento 0brero de Ia IsIa.
Declare ell Cob. Munoz Marin.
Meony Dice Espera que los obreros no
se Deierdn Enoonor con EoIsoS Pron1esns

SAN JUAN. - Cerrando ell
mitin obrero que celebro la Fe-
deracion del Trabajo de Puer-
to Rico (AFL-CIO) en- ell Co
legio de Abogados de Puerto Ri
co, ell gobernador Luis Munoz
Marin revivio ell grito de com
bate -Verguenza contra dine
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

ro'- con que
dijo "Se fundo
nuestro actual
Gobierno'', pa
ra agregar lue
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

~ SOH ~ SA SRA
~sentante norteamericano Char
les o. Porter informo que, fun.
cionarios del Departamento de
Ayuda Extranjera de EStados
Unidos estan dispuestos a con-
swu.a...~-- siderar Gimme
n data y favora-
blemente" la
asistencia eco
monica al nuevo gobierno revo-
lucionario de Cuba.
Porter dijo ante una session
de organizaciones eivicas loca-
les, que recibi6 tales segurida-
DIES antes de partir de Washing
ton.
Ell representante democratic
dijo que los n~orteamericanos
Sc sorprendieron antes 10 que
parecia excesos del regimen re-
belde, pero ahora ''compren-
den la magnitud y alta moral
del Movimiento 26 de Julio.
"Cada vez Sc extiende mas ell
conocimiento en- Estados Unidos
-dijo- de que estos revolucio-
narios no son agitadores en- ar
mas, sine grupo de patriotas
disciplinados que tienen ell res
paldo de la mayoria del pue-
bio cubano y tratan, bajo gran
des dificultades, de encaminar
a Cuba hacia ia verdadera de-
mocracia."
Porte califico de "insignifi-
canteD la ayuda de Estados Uni
dos a Cuba bajo Batista y siem-
pre- "muy pequena" comparada
con los millones de dolares de
las mversiones privadas norte-
americans en- ell pals,
Anadi6 que Batista y sus CO.
labodadores depositaron en- ell
extranjero alrededor de 500 mi
Homes de pesos y dejaron una
deuda publica en- ell pals de mas
de mil millones.
"Teneis la simpatia y ell res
paldo de mi pais-dijo-podeis
acudir a n~osotros 81 necesitais
de la revolution, bien sea ali
mentos y abrigo para las victi-
mas de la revolution, conse-
jos para atraer nuevas indus
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
EE. UU. Consideran Prestar
a Cuba Dice Porter
Recibio Tales sesUridades Antes
de Su|ir de Washington, Declare
Use Entiende Coda Vez Mos que los RebeIdes
no son ~Agitudores", Dice. Batisto y sus
coIohorodores Sucoron mds de 500 MiIIones

trias, o ideas de nuestra expe-
riencia para resolver problemas
sociales."
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, fe-
brero %. CUPID. - Ell repre-
~sentante norteamericano Char
les o. Porter informo que, fun
cionarios del Departamento de
Ayuda Extranjera de EStados
Unidos estan dispuestos a con-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24
A Pesor de Moyoriu en- OPosieion

Por MARTIN LEGUIzAMON
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-24

Slderar 'Innle-
data y favora-
blemente" la
a~sistencia eco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
NASH ARLINGTON
BY 10 Fischer

upholstering. new TOP, r., b.; excel.
cond.; S295 OWNER, 1900 New
York ave. ne, LA. $4,000.
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royal CHRYSLER

CHRYsLER SO New Yorker 4-dr.
sedan; radio. heater, automatic
Transmission, power steering and
brakes. Exceptionally clean. ST.
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TRIANGLE FORD
NASH IA ST ARLINGTON

FORD 1857 FaITiane 800" convert
nesa. = q. .......s. 81 90 ~
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PARKWAY FORD
5000 NJ St. NV. FE. $4,000
BUICK $50 Century 2-dr. hardtop:
full power SLAB. EAST-WEST
MOTORS, 100 E.-w. hwy, Sil.
Spg.. Nd, JU. 1888.
BUICK '55 Special 4-dF. hardtop;
2 tone, automatic, Z. and b.;
excel. eond.: really o beautiful
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l.; excel cond.; s4a5.
TAKOMA FORD

7035 CARROLL AVE.
TAKOMA PARK MD. JU. $4,000
FORD '51 VS. Custom: r. and h.,
light blue; In excel. cond.; only
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gss,SsssS5. c sesscsr aasran sRa brakes
Capitol c dillac- Olds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '5s hardtop coupe;
equipped with power steering,
power brakes, hgdramatic, cleo
tEi tiov Ti FETSe ess d SsSut V CON-
Suhnrhan Cadillac.O ids Co
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MONEY TO LOAN

SRTGAGE LOANS, 5000 to
I5O, 900. Group your debts lower
jIr payts.: Romance your prop.
nd improvements Quick, honest,
1urteous service on real estate,
rms, etc. Only in the State OF
.arylano. Call MR.. ROBERTS,
alto, Nd: day or night, suns.
. Id holidays at Saratoea 7-4047
NEED MONEY!
implicitly Romance your home o.
isiness. Immediate action. Cal!
DWN AND COUNTRY REALTY
lMPANY. NE. d-lAlh.
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

cHRysIER 80 New Ysfksr .s-aosr
n aiSasa gsSsr t1 sssSaa sI pasS
tlresi eKeeptlonalilY low mileage,
Wheelmoblle p0-day warranty
sale price, 1924
WiIEKLKR. NC, wHEELAdcBILR
$500 wisco NsfN N wi. M. s-iosc
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NEW DE LUKE TRAILER PARK
yra.r. es W Ss deaedp R n seeu sed
Ssausiinli VT iaSdscsped dI setting SsiI ADJ
1, mi. on Rte. l at waterloo, Md.
close to NeA, Fort Meade. Balti-
more and Laurel: paved roads,
abundert parkifis, swimming pool,
recreation hall, modern laundry
cation form. phone weekdays only.
EN-. 3-024S, Or write to 1927
48rd st. nv, Wash, d. c.
PEERLEss 30-it., an metal, tan
dem wheels: $500 cash and take
over pymte. TN. 4-S46O
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SPARTAN

Throuahout the years Q SPARTAN
costs. less to own than any other
mobile homel
Motor Vehicle department rssistTa-
Snn pT sSse. 'nrSssE Ds9ssn s os.s Ns
them eli By many years"
How Is this possible2 The answer
is simple only SpARTAN'S
alI-aluminum. aircraft fiveted con-
struction could be 50 durable. No
wooden studs to warp, rot or
swell no nails to rust or pull
out, :. no fberboafd to crack
WHY not investigate the advan-
tages OF LIVING IN . SPARTAN
today!
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AUT0s, TRucks wAHTED


InAMBLKR WANTED - win pay
highest cash price for clean car.
any year or model. eau IA.
0-4e0l.
VAN on VAN n0uH--1e H., o.
S Sssss, GY6 nss..GOSs' p s0od. fv''
toD dollar TOT clean cars,
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla, Ave, NE. II. e-9404
WE NEED kcpd, clean, late-modsl
hiGhest prices paid.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
MERCURY -KpsEL-LrNcoLN
1921 2lst st. NV ~ 7s3245
WE PAY MORE CASH
IN VIRGINIA
For American foreign cars and
wesVsn asd. AL MI m ~ s ana mcde ~
balance and rive you cash or car
for your equity.
- NotYE MQToRa
49, hZs2 y y va Moof nvl s. Al, w.,
VIZ VIII PAY tor DOLLAR
Northwest Motors, Inc.
44O1 CONN. AVE. NV.
W0. 6-s654
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
S SUBURBAN lis;t, FSESAi NJ
roroM o q SIsS,, INC r,o.
UICK '55 4-door Century; fully
equip, immae. cond., fully guar;
Standard PONTIAC

STANDARD FONI1AC
ESQ SaillS% r. sHopr Az 7 cTR'
BUICK 1857 Roadmaster 4-door
steering and brakes, power seat
and windows, T. and h., Wv
tires and factory afr condition
ing. A $4,000 mile luxury auto
in perfect condition. The baby
blue finish Is perfect. The match
ing interior reflects the, sound
care given BY its previous owner
summer special q winter price
after oEniIns this auto. SySggTl
NATIONAL AUTO BROKERS
$500 Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2-sS77.
BUICK '5S hardtop; dyna.. q and
low ID; DO down D'1 paym n1ni:' sxss. 's''
STANDARD PONTIAC
s eGEs Sa!llSS e sHoprAAs AZ CHS CHS
BUICK '54 convert. Special; pS-
p.b:. r, and b.; dynafow. new
OF best offer. u. 2-7674. ewes.
CAD SO cpe. De Ville: fully equip
Diplomat leaving. AID. 4-7O00
go. an. 1905 after 8,
CADILLAC '5s ''62" coupe; bronze
all power. Less than 10000 miles
S3,S95 full price.
DISCOUNT MOTOR SALES
1900 14th st. HU. $4,000
CADILLAC SO sed.; cleo. windows
premium tires; like new S2.bT5
accept trade. WO 6-464S.
CADILLAC '57 Coupe de vile; 81.
600 miles; new tires. 10. 9-03ol
days. nishts WA. 7-3323.
CADILLAC "a cow: every extra
fVs power. roday's special, SLABS
THACKER MOTORS
WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. La. 6-653l
CADILLAC SO 4-dr. sedan: radio
heater, automatic trsnsmissior
HowsE. steering; exeeDtionalf
| ROYAL CHRYSLER
SIMCA-CHRYSLER IMPERIAL
l 1901 r. /. AVE. NE.
BRENTWOOD. ND, WA. $1,000
tCABlALAC 80 go: has every
thing: leav. ety.: must sell; max
oder. tx. 3-g612, IN. 3-l427
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FORD 1881 De Luxe Tudor; ?.
and b., new brakes, battery.
eluteh. trAns. earh. S22b. IA
b-7332.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FORD 'b9 Tudsr esAani :. and b.;
ROYAL MOTORS, NC.
4l00 Qa, Ave, IA, 9-aS0e. 5000
FORD 'Bb FaiFlane club sedan:
en- s1 asisS. 'k.sssff.Ss' sSsssSfslSn,
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BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-4-bedrm.
ocean front cottage. firepl,, scr.d.
ghs0 sseso 4, .,s June n! y p c JRIs
o .,0sr House. A. sSd 1I Bsll ave ave
ATTEl eves.s EN-. 2-0010: ma.
h-OTbH.
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ARLfNdToN. Va.
IA. $1,000 End Of Key Bridge
FORD SO VS. Fordof: 2. and h.:
dark blue finish; full price. s1Q5.
ORRISON MOTORS. 704 W.
BROAD st.. Pals Church. Va. Open
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ROYAL CHRYSLER

1901 r. /. AVE. NE.
BRENTWOOD. ND, WA. $1,000
CABiHLAC 80 go: has every:
thing: leav. ety.: must sell: make
oder. EX. 3-9512. IN. 3-l427.
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Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.

FORD 80 Fordor station wagon;
popular Alpine white, equipped
with radio. heater. auto. trans,
etc; like new condition; only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
Back the boat on down. We finally got
q fire started with our last match"
AurQM0RIlEs FOR SALE
lcoNrINUEDl

CADILLAC i5f Coupe de vile;
ss gas GSs ssrior que s,a IDS WITH Wiz
f pCwsr ETC.; inS@seuisss 3D. as IS.
Suburban Cadillae-O lds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CEETER
6 6PPENAf FyEsN h6 UNTIL ) c-f F.M'
CADILLAC "a coupe;, power steer
ing and brakes; r. and h.; Wv.
every way. 1895.
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ARLEX USED CARS
shiriingtcn Business Center

FORD 81 ROADSTER
Model A: $500. on. 2-s2s1
FORD $50 Custom 300" Fordor Sc
Sni ESTSSO' T,Is: E sna hi less
tee; ,S9S. TRI:coTNTY RAN:
from Laurel shopPinE Center, open
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Equity Home Loan Co.
14th and N. Uhle. Ari.. IA. 4-477
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CAVE FORD

1914 In btsn HtLthstuA. No.
FORD 81 FaITiene sss vIetofI1:
soFdomatle. Esdio. heater. 2.tcns
Price. sf.boe: wiittshs auar spse'-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
ARLEX USED CARS
shirlinstgn H q Center

CADILLAC 1865 "62" z-door &c.
power stserihs; po SaF Brakes a x' ST.
$50 or best offef. Car looks and
runs like new. Ju. 9-3SB7.
CADILLAC $50 81 Dorado hardtop
Seville; Rofgeous silver mist, i'm
ported red and white leather trim,
equipped with full electrical and
power accessories; only S2.995.
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400 ga. ave. IA. gc2g0O-GuO4
FORD '57 Tudor: blue and white.
Standard transmission. r. and h.,
VS.. Real nice. SLABS.
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ROSE mi

Century 4-door hardtop; one own
er, Immaculate, today's best bar
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CADILLAC. SO Sedan de Viiie:
ivory. with black top; fun power
and factory air CONDITIONING; spot
less. $4,895; cCc guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FB. $4,000
CADILLAC SO convertible. alex
cond.: HIGHEST offer. OIL. 2-7530.
CADILLAC '5S "62" hafdtop coupe;
very clean; attractive 2-tone: one
Of the incest: 1895.
AkerS OldS- Cadillac Co.
Fairlington Shopping Center
Alex. va. OV. 8-O350
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~ nea!SI vLLIy sH5yt
MANHATTAN

81 4-dT.; T. and b.. ny.
dramatic: SIPS. 10. 6-1551, 8
a.m.-b I'm. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

BUICK $50 Special Riviera coupe
hardtop:. dynafiow, r. and h., pow.
err steering, brakes, Wv. tires;
attractive 2-tone white over black
With matching interior: special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
MANN OLDS

5000 18th st.
Silver Spring. Nd. JU. 6-o1e6
BUICK 81 Special; small: r., h.;
peri: dynafiow; clean inside and
out, mech. perfect; 5 good tires,
$4,000 act, NIL. pvt. owner SlS5.
1927 9th st. niwl
BUICK 1851 Special: radio and
heater; excellent condition.; $3.50.
CT. 6-3419.
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CHEVROLET SO "2Ig' 1:d,-; E
OWNER, IA. 6-4l49 after Q pm.
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Capitol Cadillae-O Odds Co.

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CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood 41dr.
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education-generally speaking
take pen in hand and
express himself clearly, under
standably and effectively.
Why should this be? A Chi
cago reader has some inter-
esting observations to make.
zone cannot put the blame on
high schools if pupils are not
interested in learning how to
speak English correctly" he
writes. "In this day and age
one doesn't have to know too
much English to earn a good
salary. A truck driver does
better than a college professor
"And how about some of the
television MICS? I could men
ton several who have national
shows each week. When the
year is over they have made
more than 100000. Here's the
kind of English they use:
When speaking to three per-
sons, Divide the money be-
tween you.' and when speak
ing to two persons, Who's the
oldest?' I'd say it's not bad
to earn more than the Presi-
dent of the United States by
using bad English"
mot bad" indeed-but not
good, either. For, despite the
examples mentioned, most busi-
nessmen will agree that the
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

For the past Is years, as
teacher, editor and columnist,
I have talked with many hun
dreds of college English instruc-
tors about the problems of
their trade. To a man they
say: Incoming freshmen can
not write a simple English SEN
tence correctly" When asked
why this is so they lay the
blame on poor teaching meth
DDS at the high school level.
High school teachers in turn
say that the rudiments aren't
taught in the grade schools.
So each tends to pass the
blame on down sthe line-but
on one point al agreeAthe
end product Of today's public
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REVOLUTIONARY new FORM
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Unlike ordinary lipsticks, Lip
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BY George Tusko
By Leonard Storr

ability to use English correctly
and effectively is an important
elerc mt in business success.
even by the simple yardstick
of earning capacity our chill
dren's education is deficient if
we fail to insist on renewed
attention to the fundamentals
of English - vocabulary, SEN
tence structure, Grammar and
usage.
(Released by The Bell syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03
Enjoy CosuoI Living Outside!
Knotty Redwood Picnic Set
Constructed Of
Sturdy z" Stock

It's CALIFORNIA; finest wood for patio, lawn
beach! Penney low-priced picnic set {. . =.
table and 2 benches is sturdily con-
structed of Pinch stock to give years of
service! Weather-resistant hardware. Table
is a full feet long, 20 inches wide. Save
now on this handsome set!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

Stretch out, relax as you please :. Pen
ney's chaise has 4-position adjustment, is
a full 70 inches long by Is inches wide!
Top-brand aluminium frame and flexible
Velan9 webbing resists weather :. use on
patio, lawn or beach. Lightweight, folds
in a jiffy! White with green, yellow or tur-
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Folding 4-position chaiSe has
double-tube arms, 1-inch Fire
stone VelonD webbing with
non-tarnish glitter threads.
Aluminium frame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-03

THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. C.. Wednesday,. June :, 1859