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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02
Young "Atomc Whiz" Still TO Be Heard
Chicago 74q The Better Off For Return Of Old Reiabes

CHICAGO - First a note
to the English Editor regard
ing: Maybe He'll Set Up Re-
actor at June 13 Meet. Sorry
to disappoint bro. Brkich but
it didn't happen; the atomic
scientist did not appear.
When he does, I'll let you
know, and l don't think you
will have a long wait. The
atomic scientist" and the
rest Of the family keep his
mother busy, but they'll be
around.
We had a good meeting,
just the same. And speaking
OF new" faces, as I have done
several times in the past, we
had them.
There was Marion kru-
zich. New? Not really. Ev-
eryone in the CFU bowling
fraternity knows him; he
misses no tournaments and
always brings home some
bacon. And he was our del
egate to the 1947 Conven-
ton.
This sounds unbelievable,
but it seems I heard him say
that this was the first meet
ing he attended In a year, but
I have a sneaking feeling that
he n coming to the next one
too, with Shirley, his charm
ing "be<ter half'.
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weekly visits to the Island
to remember the students
with candies and other
sweets.
Somehow young Vlaho al
ways received more than his
share. an abundance he never
failed to share with a Negro
boy by the name of Thomp-
son.
Why did he do so? Simply
because he was a good stu
dent full of kindness.
Didn't Steal A Thing
One evening his teacher,
a Mr.. krofort, on his way
home, dropped in on Vlaho
and asked:
"Fagioni, what did you
steal from your parents that
made them send you here ~
The young man was deeply
hurt. Then all of a sudden he
realized why he was being
treated so unjustly they
considered him to be a crimi-
nal and were acting accord
ingly.
The teacher continued:
II am glad that my words
have such an effect; it is a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02
typical Croat Name:

Typical Croat Name?
And then there was Dolores
Mcclure (she says that it is
a typical Croatian name), for
whom this was the first big
Progress Meeting.
She came especially to help
with the Fall Dance, but could
not stay because she was
moving. With moving fin
ished, she promised to come
again to the next session, and
something tells me she will
keep that promise.
BY way of introduction,
let me say she is the daugh-
ter of Joe and Effie Shubat,
somewhere between 10 and
"a years of age (guessing
because l never ask women
their age) and a mother of
four.
Seems to me she has quite
a job on her hands, but insists
that will not keep her from
doing her part in making the
dance the best ever. And if we
all do likewise, it will be just
THAT.
Yep, she called my bluff,
and I do mean Marie Janus.
In a recent article I suggested
she come around more often
and bring Mr.. Janus, who il
not 4 member, but Is a very
llikeable chap. It was nice tt
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MidIanders viii Rate
Dividends On July bfh

MIDLAND, Pa The next
regular meeting Of the mid
landers" E.S. Lodge 1872 will
be held on the first Sunday
of July, instead of the usual
second, due to the fact that
the Lodge Picnic will be held
on July 18th.
Members are, asked to take
note of this change SO that
they may attend this session
and receive their CFU Divi-
dends.
Miller Bach, Sec'y.
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The Life Story of Designer of Old NCS Diploma =

good sign that you repent
your sins!"
Seeing that his teacher had
no confidence IN him, that
even he would not understand
that he was not young GRIM
inal, Vlaho began to cry. Re-
lenting somewhat, the teach
er continued talking to the
youngster in softened voice in
all effort to get the truth out
Of him.
Cried Vlaho: II didn't steal
anything! My parents and my
home are far away from here
in Cavtat, Dalmatia. My Uncle
Joe brought me to America
and he died one week after we
got here. My Aunt told me
that it was his wish that she
send me to school. This is how
and why / was sent here"
Return To Brooklyn
The teacher was deeply
moved by Vlaho's story, so
much so that he felt sorry for
the way he had treated the
youngster.
He ordered the youngster
to go to the school supervi-
sor's office and bring that Of
ficial back with him. The su-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02

have seen you Ted, and do
come again.
l know you'll help the little
lady in selling the Is dance
tickets she ordered, so that
she can order even more and
live up to the Gracan reputa-
ton.
Scrubs In Pin Money
President Steve Milos made
a very interesting report on
the recent st. Louis bowling
tournament. He didn't say
very much about his team; it
was much more interesting to
talk about the unexpected
showing of the Progress hot
Shots piloted by none other
than the ever present John
Yager.
I know little about such
things, but got the impression
that it is considered to be the
scrub team" and still good
enough to finish "in the mon
ey," taking tenth place.
Besides John the team
consisted Of Don Celich,
Vince Polich, Ray Lisicich
and Andrew Pavela. Saluta-
tions boys, and may you
repeat many more times.
Congratulations also te
Emil Eskra and Vic Kariolich
who copped the doubles first
place (scratch). Here's hop
ing John will try and succeed
in plotting Don, Vince, Ray
and Andrew to the next meet
ing. This special invitation j.
also extended to Emil and Vic
Will you como and tell u,
how many dance tickets yo,
plan to sell? Be 'spectin you
Picnic August 10th
[ Happy to report that ",
will have another little socia
affair, and that will come be
fore the Fall Dance in tn,
form Of a Family Basket Pic
mic.
For this you set aside Sun
day, August 10, and visit th'
Mikulich Farm, which I un
derstand is about % mile.
from our meeting place. It il
the property Of Ray and Ag
mes Mikulich.
Agnes, Of course, h our
Secretary. Hubby, Ray,
promises to arrange every
thing 50 that every parfici-
pant will have IN enjoy
able day.
Enough for this time, but
be sure to read my next re-
port for details. Hope to sex
you at the next regular meet
ing, Friday, July 18th.
POP
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viii Cavolt July 4th
Retired Gary Croats

GARY, Ind. - The Retired
Croatians Club of CFU Lodge
ITO will hold a Picnic on Fri
day, the Fourth Of July, at
Buncic's Grove, located on
East 49th Ave.
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pm, Saturday, May 3, with
Rev. Father Joseph Sender
geld officiating.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride made a
charming picture in her gown
which was made by her
grandmother, Mrs. Fannie
Marotich, and was made of
French Alencon lace.
The tight fitted bodice was
beaded with pearls and ire
descent sequins with sweet
heart neckline and long
sleeves which came to a point
at the wrist, and the full floor
length bouffant skirt was
made of tiers of lace, tulle and
satin. The train was chapel
length.
Her fingertip veil Of
French illusion fell from a
cornet of seed pearls. She
carried a bouquet which
was centered with a white
orchid surrounded by ste
phanotis and tiny seed
pearls from which fell
strings Of pearls.
She wore the traditional
blue garter and carried a lin
en- handkerchief which was
loaned to her by Mrs. Mar
; jorie Horton. Her jewelry was
a string of pearls, a gift from
the groom.
Mrs. Janet Moen Of Belle
vue, classmate Of the bride,
acted as matron Of honor and
was attractively attired in a
ballerina length dress 0 +
American beauty taffeta.
She carried a miniature
gilded bird cage filled with
= American beauty roses, and
wore a picture hat Of horse
hair braid with a band OF
> matching velvet.
Miss Virginia Armstrong
> and Miss Kay DeVere Of Sc
attic, classmates of the bride
and Mrs. Dianne Laws of Ia.
> coma, sister of the groom,
acted as bridesmaids, wear.
ing identical dresses Of rose
colored taffetA.
They also wore large pic.
ture hats Of white horse hair
braid and carried cages Of
American beauty roses.
Little Misses Elizabeth
and Carole Marotich, cous-
ins Of the bride, acted as
flower girls in dainty dress
es of pink and Master Char
les Glond0, brother of the
bride, acted as ring bearer.
Dan Divelbiss, brother of
the groom, of Sumner, served
as best-man and Tom Mat
thews, Lionel Gingrich and
Edward Jensen ushered.
For her daughters we'd
jJ;,.- AEus |,11~L> -,,o.>
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Mary's, Dubois, Ridgeway,
etc., are invited to take in at
least one Of these appearan-
ces.
In behalf of the Lodge 354
membership we wish our tam
buritzans success on their
trip and hope that they will
be we'll received by our people.
Bernard Luketich, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02
They've Been Around

. Although many believe
whirly-bird to be something
relatively new in aviation
circles, the helicopter was ac-
tually invented in 1909 by
Frenchman Louis Breguet.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02
Frances X. G|ondo and Carl DiveIbiss
Exchange Vows In Ros|yn, WASH, Church
Mother of Bride Has Been Manager Of
CFU's Roslyn Nest 25 For Many Seasons

ROSLYN Wash. - Miss Frances Katherine Glondo,
daughter Mr. and Joe Glondo exchanged marriage
with Ensign Carl David Dvebiss of the United States
Navy of Mr. and Mrs Carl Dvelbss of Sumner Wash
ington during impressive double ring ceremony held
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02
: HIGH TRIAL BOARD SECY OVERSEAS
OFFICIAL NOTICE
TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE CROATIAN FRATERNAI
UNION FROM THE CFU HIGH TRIAL BOARD
OFFICIAL NOTICE

UNION FROM THE CFU HIGH TRIAL BOARD
All members of the Croatan Fraternal Union her Off
and lodges requested to note that Brother Sepan
Lpak Secretary of the High Trial Board left the United
States June 9th for extended tour of Yugosava
Brother Lipak accompanied by Mrs. Lipak in this
visit their native land and will return to the United States
just before Labor Day. 1858.
During the absence of Brother Lipak any business
qurng the attention of the Secretary of the High Trial
Board, any business relating to the High Trial Board
be referred the President of the High Trial Board
Brother John Badovna at Ill East 214h Street. Euclid
Cleveland 23 Ohio who will handle the official business
the Secretarys office until Brother Lpak returns to
the United States.
For the High Trial Board of the CFU,
John Badovinac, President
Steve Lpak, Secretary
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01

que Su p%resencia Sc lorna en- ha-
bito. Els ~entonces que Sc siente
"ignorada".
Los don Juanes de este mundo
no solamente enganan corazo-
mes candidos, sino que desvir.
tuan las palabras. Cuando lie di.
cen rendidamente a una muier:
TIE adore con passion, quieren
verdaderamente decir: me gus.
tas". Cuando las palahras apasio.
nadas y candentes caen en- oidos
credulos e inocentes, Sc esta
cometiendo I'm crimen sentimen.
tai. Ell hombre que no desee ser
odlado a muerte no debe tratar
las mujeres como ninas; prone
sas que no son cumplidas no
traen honor nj gloria. Ell amor
no precisa de promesas vanas,
precisa de hechos coneretos.
Las adolescentes tienen una
conception del amor y eli mum.
do, tan candida y sana, que aun
en- este ambiente de cinismo en-
que vivimos, es como una ina.
gen tomada de I'm cuento de ha.
das. Claro esta que ell mito de el
Principe Encantado va desapa.
recio, pero en- SUI lugar han sur.
gido otros principles; quizas de
menor encantamiento para los
demas; pero para elias, gloriosos
caballeros sonadores v apuestos.
Ell Principe Encantado ha dado
paso a Elvis Presley, Rock Hud-
son, Tab Hunter y Frank Sina-
ira, pero desde que la adolescen-
tie tiene conciencia sentimental
empleza a pensar en- I'm marido.
Ell hombre, ell eterno Don Juan,
piensa en- "todas' las mujeres
mucho antes de pensar a cual va
ser la suya.
La mujer cree ciegamente en-
ell Amor; ash con mayuscula; v
quiere vivir un gran amor a
traves de sus amos de casada.
Exigencia descabellada, dificil de
concebir y mas dificil aun de
satisfacer y de la cual los mari
dos Sc casan rapidamente, Ell
aliento romantico de Don Juan
muere a los pocos meses de ma
trimonio. Els entonces que la mu.
Jer 10 suplanta por otro amor.
que bien puede ser SUI religion
abrazada con fanatismo, sus hi.
jos, lecciones de guitarra, exis.
tencialismo, o simplemente.
ell mejor amigo de SUI rnarido.
Esta ultima frivolidad, la ma.
yor parte de las veces no Sc lie
puede lamar perversidad; Sc de-
be a su deception en- la parte
amorosa del matrimonio, a su
fracaso sentimental. Sc han que.
uau0 enam0radas del amor.
Las mujeres no podemos vivir
con los brazos vacios y ell cora.
zon s%olitario. De ninas, abraza.
mos con impetu salvaje nuestras
munecas, despues pasamos to.
do ese caudal de amor a nuestro
novio, prometido y espcso. A
Gambia, queremos I'm torrente
de palabras t~iernas, aun euando
sean las mismas siempre; en- su
boca tendran sabor a nuevas. Y
81 sonasen antiques y ofdas, muy
oidas, lie sera perdonado, porque
todas tenemOs una infinita ne
cesidad de amar y ser amadas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01
Gran Acto Cultural Hispano en-
Ia Ciudad de San Agusfln, Fla.
DOnds Espaha COnsruy6 Ia primera EeueIa de {. U.

g%eografico y humane que les ro-
dean, les obliga a convertirse en-
hombres de accion y de esfor.
zado trabajo diario zafandose del
rlgldo ordenamlento social Y je-
rarquico eupropeo. A1adio ell di.
plomatico espanol que en- la EN-.
press colonizadora de Espafa es.
tan va todos los ingredientes DO.
liticos, socialeS y juridicos que
perfilan la actual vida americana.
Termino diciendo que, ash como
Florida en- Ell imperio espanol
protegia la ruta de la unidad en-.
tire Espana y las Indias, es decir
la via de communication entire es.
tos dos enclaves de la civiIiza-
clon occidental. ash ahora sisue
siendo ell canine mas faciI entire
la America anglosajona e hispa-
noamericana debiendo estar aten
tos los hispanlstas de Florida a
que esa aunidad de cultura occi.
dental que Esps1a les dio, no Sc
rompa ante los actuales peligros
existentes.
En- otro acto celebrado en- la;
Ciudad de San Agustin, ante des.-
tacadas personalities, periods.
ticas y la TV., Ell Consejero CuI
tural de la Embajada, Don Ma
nuel de la Calzada, Marques de
Santa Cruz de tnguanza, hizo en-.
trega en- nombre del Sr. Enba.
1ador al Presidente de la Socie.
dad Historical de San Agustin, de
I'm %retrato de Don Pedro Menen-
DEE de Aviles, Conquistador y Go.
bernador de la Florida, ash como
Fundador de Ia ciudad en- 1865,
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01
0BsERVAcI0NEs QUE me HAGo 70

Cuandosuna mujer Sc conside-
ra a 81 misma incomprendida es
porque tiene una necesidad in
minente de que Sc ocupen de
ella. En- esos momentos, SUI espo.
so debe, por 10 menos, aparen.
tar que la comprende, va que
ella Sc siente como I'm cofre lie.
no de tesoros, digno de I'm cuen.
to de las Mi y Una Noches, GU
va cubierta nadie ha levantado.
Quierala listed enconces, tai Y
como Sc muestra, sin obligarla a
ser 10 que no es, especialmente,
a ser como otras.
Como Ell resto de las demas
mujeres que componen la hui.
manidad tiene ell infantilismo de
Greer a pie juntillas, que es com.
pleta y diametralmente distinta
del resto en- momentos intimos
dira en- voz tenue: "Es que no
soy una mujer comun y corrien-
tie, soy distinta. Til 10 sabes".
Sus aventuras o desventuras,
sus aflicciones, sus dolencias, to-
do 10 que lie ocurre, pertenece al
mundo de 10 extraordinario y
NO lie pasa NADIA mas que a ella.
Ell debe, en- todas estas ocasio-
mes, darle toda su atencion, CO.
me a los ninos que estan apren-
diendo a correr en- b%icicleta y
nos dicen: "iMirame, mirame
como va puedo hacerlo solo,"
Amenazada constantemente
por la obscuridad de las tareas
cotidianas de la casa, Sc siente
en- peligro desde ell momento en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01

Durante los dias Is y 26 del
corriente ha tenido lugar la Pc
regrinacion" a San Agustin orga-
nizada por las entidades hispa-
nicas del Estsdo de Florida, His
panic Institute, Rollins College
de Winter Park y Casa Iberica.
En- los actoS celebrates han
intervenido los Sres. James
Parton editor de la revista anne
ricana American Heritage; Rugh
F Mexican, Pr esidente del Ro-
llins College y Clarence R. De-
cker, Vice Presidente de la Uni
versidad de Falrleigh Dickinson.
Los actos fueron clausurados por
ell Consejero Cultural de la EN-
bajada de Espana en- aWshing-
ton, Marques de Santa Cruz de
Inguanzo quien en- Ell Hotel Ponce
de Leon de San Agustin pronun-
clio I'm discurso sobre la heren-
cia de Espana en- America. he.
rencla que no es solamente la ma.
terial del cabalio. Ell trigo, la ma.
rama, los edificios, universidades,
catedraleS y castillos dejados por
Espana en- aquel Continente. ST.
no toda la civilization occidental
consu pasado clasico, medieval
y cristiano, que Sc convierte en-
la propia civilization dc America.
gracias a la empresa espanola.
Espana, para esta operacion de
unificacion cultural, junto con Ia
Corona y con Ia Fe, Sc sirve de
dos tipos humsnos, Ell conquista.
dor y Ell misionero, que son las
dos primeras manifestations del
hombre americana, va que sus
acclones continues con Ell medic
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01
De VoeacioneS

Por la via aerea saldran hoy ha-
cia Mexico, a d.sfrutar de IN mes
de recreo al lado de SUI familia
en- esa ciudad ell senior Guillernao
Valera y sonora, Digna SeOanes
de Valera, acompanados de Sus
ninos, GuilIermito, Rosa Elena y
Esther.
Los despedimos cordialmente,
deseandoles una feliz travesia y
una estadia muy grata en- la be-
LA nacion azteca.
Bodos de Flores
En- ell dia de hoy celebran la
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de Flo
res, cuatro amos de v%enturosa
union matrimonial, ell senior Celso
Guerrero y sonora, Fulvia Romero
de Guerrero, mlembros estimados
de nuestra colonia salvadoreha re-
sidente en- Miami.
Nos complace e~nviarles n~uestras
mas calidas f~el;citaciones y votos
por su dicha eterna.
Enfermo
Lamentamos la novedad que
aqueja a la sonora Rosario vda. de
CULLEN, que la obliga a recluirse
en- su residencia, y formulamos vo-
tos porsu pronto y complete resta-
blecImiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01

Estado norteamericano, John For
ter Dulles, pidio a los miembros
orientales del Pacto que cedan
parties de SUI territorio para la ms
talaci6n de "cabeceras de puente
Y bases de lanzamiento de cohe.
tes".
mo sorprende que la reunion del
Pacto revelara con nueva fuerza
las agudas Contradictions entire
Estados Unidos y Gran Bretana,
por una parte y los paises asiaticos
del Pacto por la otra', sehala ell
diario.
Agrega, que Dulles elogio la
ayuda economical norteamericana
diciendo que ayudara a 'terminar
con esas contradicciones."
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01
De- H0GAR-por Victoria ALetandxa
e. POEMA DE HOY
Que Importa Todo

~ que, que importa TODD cuando Sc quiere tanto?
La luz, la sombra, TODD nos parece 10 misno,
que las estrellas giren, que murnuren las fuentes,
o que Ell sonar detenga SUI canine .........
NADIA, TODD. JQue importa cuando Sc quiere tanto?
81 ell cielo acuna estrellas, Ell alma guarda SUI Rosa,
81 la aurora Sc apaga, Sc encendera la noche,
10 mismo eS una cosa que la otra. .........
Todo, NADIA. JQue importa cuando Sc quiere tanto?
iQue ell sol entire a%rreboles, que ell beso de la estrella,
que las voces doradas que usan los r~uisenores,
que Ell petalo de muerte de la adelfa?
LUIS MADEF
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01
LA RECETA DEL Ola
/ pizca de pimienta

l pizca de pimienta
Aderece ell maiz con ell jugo de
lim6n, nuez mOscada y pimien.
ia. Ahada la mayonesa, que de.
be ser muy liviana, y la salsa de
tomato. Rewuelva y ponga a he.
lar. DecOre p0r encima con mi.
tades de nueces.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01
Despedidu

Despedidu
Despedimos cordialmente al Sc
nor Antonio J, Miyares GaviIan Y
sonora, Esther de Miyares, quienes
saldran hoy por Ia via aerea hacia
La Habana, Cuba a disfrutar de
varias semanas de recreo al lado
de sus familiares en- esa ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01
ENSALADA DE MAIZ


2 latas de maiz
"a taxa de mayonesa
1 cucharadita de salsa de tomato.
2 cucharadas de jugO de lim6n
/ pizca de nuez moscada
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01
CRISIS
(Viene de la Primera)

Ell brusco rechazo aleman Sc
produce solo "a horas antes de que
el Secretario General de la DIAN,
Paul-Henri Spaak llegue a esta
ciudad para mediar en- la disputa.
Strauss dio a entender clara
mente que Sc presentaran a Spaak
los hechos claros y escuetos Re-
velo que aver habia luchado por
SUI prespuesto durante nueye no
ras, en- una session del Gabinete
en- la que Sc trato toda la cues.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01

Almuerzo
La senorita Rosada Almaguer
ofrecio un almuerzo en- su resi-
dencia de Wesi Miami en- dias re-
cientes para festejar a SUI prima,
la senorita COnsuelO BurgOs, de
San Juan, Puerto Rico, quien Sc
encuentra de vista en- Miami.
Fueron invitadas, ademas, hume
rosas de sus amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01

de la grata celebration del ami
versario de su nacimiento en- ell
dia de hoy para ell apreciado ca
ballero e%cuatoriano Captain Ernes-
to Rennella, y nuestros votos por
SUI bieneStar personal.
X X x
Nuestras sinceras felicitacioneS
para la gentil DANA sonora Edel.
mira Roman con motive de la gra-
ia celebration de su ucmpleanos, y
nuestros deseos RE que disfrute de
muchos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01

Vara ell nombre de Augusta, nueS-
tros parabienes que hacemos tam
bien extensivoS a Sus dichosos pa
dres.
De ResFeso
Despues de I'm corto viaje a San
Juan, Puerto Rico, en- asuntos re-
lacionados con sus ~intereses indus
t~riales, regres6 aver por la via ae-
rea a esta ciudsd ell senior Jaime
NOriega Walls.
LIE presentamos I'm cordial salu-
do, complacidoS de tenerlo nueva-
mente entire n~osotros.
Cumpleonos
Queremos ser los primeros en-
feliciar de manera muy especial
a la apreciada dana sonora Aida
Almeida quien celebra hoy la gra-
ia fecha de su cumpleanos, y apro-
vechamos la OCCASION para desear-
lie muchos amos mas de vida.
Il II
Celebra en- ell dia de hoy la gra-
ia OCCASION de Su cumpleanos la
culta dana peruana sonora ROsita
Arrus de Bixby, esposa del senior
Arthur M. Bixby y con tai motive
hasta Oak Park, Illinois, en- donde
fila actualmente SUI Residential, lie
enviamos nuestras carinosas felici-
taciones y votos porque goce de
muchos amos mas de vida.
II u
Nos es grato enviar un cordial
saludo al estimado caballero GU
oano senior Hiram Carmona quien
celebra en- ell dja de hoy la grata
OCCASION del aniversario de su naci-
miento.
Rodeado del afecto dc sus aman-
tisimos padres, celebra en- ell dia
lie hoy la grata OCCASION del ami
versario de SUI nacimiento ell pre-
cioso nino Jose Iglesias, hiio del
senior AbelardO Iglesias y sonora,
Nerza de Iglesias, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia hispa-
noamericana.
Nos complace felicitarlo de ma
nera muy especial y desearle mu-
chos amos mas de vida.
Vayan nuestras mas calidas fell
citaciones para la estimada dana
sonora ZOraida Luciano con mo-
two de la grata celebration del
a~niversario de su natalicio en- ell
dfa de hoy.
Nuestros para ienes con motive
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01

DOS CUMPLEANOS
Las preciosas ninas Ines Clari-
sa y Laura Esther Lopez, hijas del
senior LaurentinO Lopez y sonora,
Ramona de Lopez, quienes cum.
plieron en- dias recientes ocho y
Z amos, respectivamente, rodeadas
del carino de sus amantisimos pa
dres y amiguitos.
Para elias, aunque algo tarde,
nuestras fe~liciteciones muy espe-
ciales y votos porque gocen de
una larga y v%ellturosa existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01
RUSOS LLAMAN E
U DE EE. UU.

MOSCU, enero 81 (UP)-"Prav-
da", organo del Partido Comunista
s%ovietico, dice hoy que la promesa
de ayuda norteamericana a las ma
clones del Pacto de Bagdad, es
una treta mediante la cual estos
ultimos paises perderan u re-
cursos naturales y su Independent
cia.
j Seg1n ell diario, ell S~ecretario de