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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Cub Scouts

Pack 13, Mayfair School, had
its first "58" meeting in the
school auditorium last Thurs
day evening.
New scouts initiated were
William OIL h m, William
Steiner and Mark Urban.
They will have on display
their work accomplished at
home and at den meetings at
North Branch Library on Hay
den ave. during Boy Scout
Week, February 1-13.
Mrs. Evans Den II dis
played World War II momen-
tos as well as emblems from
their veteran fathers uniforms.
Mrs. Yarors's Den IL dis
played key holders and pot
holders made as Christmas
gifts for their parents.
Mrs. RothaermePs Den f3
boys demonstrated first aid
and "What to do" on severe
cuts, faints and drowning VIC
TINS.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Windermere Assembly Rainbow
To Install Officers Saturday

sky; Pages, Helen Robertson
and Mary Ann Douglass.
The choir consists of: Bar
bara Allen, Frances Barb, Judy
Bowman, Bonnie Burns, Joan
Follett, Marilyn Giesel, Elaine
Gould, Carol Leonard, Karen
Lowmiller, Mary K. Muckley,
Margaret Myers, Carolyn Pri-
bel Barbara Southwick, Nancy
Strodtbeck, Gayle Vogler, and
Dorothy Walls.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Supervisor At
Kingdom Hall

The Windermere Congrega-
tion of Jehovah's Witnesses,
which is accustomed to visit
ing the homes in and about
East Cleveland with brief
Bible message and Bible liter
ature, will themselves be visited
the week of January 28th
through February 2nd by their
travelling supervisor, David A.
Olson. Mr.. Olson each week
visits one of the % congrega-
tions in Northeast Ohio to
stress the need for more Bible
knowledge in these times Of
world crisis.
Mr.. Olson's schedule includes
meetings at the Kingdom Hall
of the Windermere Congrega-
ton. 14444 Euclid ave. on Sat
urday. February 1st at 500
p. m. and on Sunday, Febru-
airy 2nd at 600 p. m. At this
latter meeting he will speak
on Finding Happiness in a
Troubled World. The public is
welcome. No collections will be
taken.
Mr. Olson will also attend
home Bible Study groups, one
Of which will be held Tuesday,
January 28th at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scalabrino,
1900 Forest Hills ave.
During his stay, Mr.. Olson
and his wife will be guests of
the congregations presiding
minister, A. G.. Kieselbach,
1906 Rock Circle, Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Mrs. Robert Carl Wiedlund

Ss >"fh " sNohohso
Returned to duty at Shilling
Air Force Base, Kansas, are
First Lieutenants Robert Carl
Weidlund of East Cleveland and
his bride, the former First Lieu
tenant Barbara Joan Fatzinger,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Fatzinger, 29O2 John ST.,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
The couple were married jan
uary 3rd in Fort Wayne Simp-
son Methodist Church by the
Rev. C. c. Collins, bridal airs
by Mrs. Richard Flanagan,
vocalist and Stanley Gum, the
organist, preceding the candle
light ceremony.
The bride appeared in gown
of Rosepoint lace and nylon
tulle. Fashioned with long
sleeves. the nodded lace bodice
featured rounded neckline
traced with requins. Lace over
laid the bouffant tulle skirt. A
lace plateau hat embroidered
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23
Campus News

Two East Clevelander Leader
area residents were among the
60 Day Division students named
to the deans list Of Fem Col
lege. They are Jane Parker,
1929 Holyoke ave-, a student
in the School of Arrs and Sci
ences and Dohrman p. Wright,
1928 Collamer ave-, a student
in the School of Business Ad-
ministration.
To be named to the deans
list, students must earn point
averages Of 8. or better.
James Backhaus. 2515 New
bury dr., is a member of the
Mems Glee Club of Ohio Wes-
leyan University to make eleven
appearances in the Cleveland
area during the mid-semester
tour.
COLLEGE INFORMATION
DAY
The Cleveland Association of
Women's Eastern Colleges will
hold it's fourth annual "Col-
lege Information Day" Satur-
day, January 25th from HOO
a. m to 500 p. m. in Higbee's
Lounge.
The purpose Of this day is
20 acquaint all Greater Cleve-
land sophomore, junior, and
senior high school students
with fifteen major Eastern Wo-
mems Colleges. Members of
local Is alumnae groups will
man booths where there will
be catalogues, photographs,
slides, and available informa-
tion on such subjects as en-
trance requirements, curricu-
lum, campus life, expenses,
scholarships, and social life.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-23

Windermere Assembly No. 7,
Order Of Rainbow for Girls,
will hold their seventy-seventh
public installation Of officers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
RIGHT TO WORK

Letter To The Christian Science Monitor:
In regard 10 Labor Dispute Political Issue" in March
issue. let me say that having belonged TO union. still
believe In the right TO work" Of The citizen without
having to belong TO any union by pressure More power
then 10 the Kohlers.
be political issue Is the farmers question,
may we forget the common man. and his right TO
work. This question Is overlooked by bosses In every realm
Of unions and businesses.
We trust that Congress will make TafiariIey
law with more teeth in II for the voter and worker
Long Lake, NY. r. r. Adams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
PLANE OUT OF GAS; S DIE IN SEA

I've members OF two East Detroit families were drowned
Yesterday when their rented plane s.nk ,,f, :, -. s,.r
" was forced down OF Hollywood; Fla.
one father and two children
"sssay came after earsrss sightseeing and shop
Only survivor Of shs crash Il ths h..h..s - 49,. - Al.
dead women. Lloyd seisss 81, Of a17s9 H,v.. s..r.
Rosbuek rspsirmsn '''ss''
80 are Settles: wife, Dolores. 30 their daughter Deb
49, :. men'ns; Hugh Wilkinson. a. Of psnls. Ps hls
VIC c. ass's. 80 and their son. Dana ,. +,
Of E,,, ps.s p'.s"' o. the rive wosn long residents
s's boarding plane tonight fer Florida.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
Christ For Jews


No words could convey fhe utter despair and fvfify
that fhs hearts Of Jews this annual OCCASION
They prepare he Passover feast with In the hope
they sit around the table the Messiah will appear
10 occupy chair which has stood waiting for MIN
Jsw for centuries But the expected guest never eoss
The Jews do not know Ne has sresdy and thst His
Jesus. The Passover will again come 70 IN
end with Joy salvation hope because they do not
know Jesus their Messiah
write you this personal letter. my heart Is crushed
as think Of the despair that used upon still
deseends upon my people, the Jews, THE PASSOVER
FINISHES m DREADFUL DISAPPOINTMENT. HOW GLAD
LAM THAT LEARNED THE TRUTH THAT JESUS IS THE
TRUE MESSIAH AND SAVIOUR Now The burden Of my
life is TO share this knowledge with my people, the Jews.
We thankful that this Easter many Jews will for
the first time in their lives have this and Joy in their
hearts, The Lord has used and missionaries around
the globe TO bring many Jews 10 Christ We sending
you illustrated folder which gives you better under
standing Of what has accomplished in this work. Now
we want 10 do more. The time is shcri. WE MUST ACT
QUICKLY AND WIN MANY MORE JEWISH SOULS TO
CHRIST
NY heart Is greatly burdened for the salvation Of my
people, What shall we do for them?-eiher give them the
Gospel that they may be saved-or stand idly by and
them 10 chrsies graves? You and hold the
10 this tremendous question
YOU thank you heartily for your kindness and love,
and your support in this great mission work. May God
richly bless you and yours.
Yours in His service for Israel,
A. N. Nicholson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
TO THE WHITE MAN, AMERICAN INDIAN
AND NEGRO

During months soovrn In the mountains in ths sum-
msr OF 1856 was inspired by the ongrsnss view Of dis
fsns mountains woodlands end trees Observing The nearby
trees more closely impressed that the lighter green
LEAF trees and ihs darker green NEEDLE trees we're
growing side by side In perfect harmony.
These distinct groups Of trees. different In form
color end appearance enjoy shs SOIL ihs rain
the same winds, The cir, ihs end stars
end look 10 The sky that doss shove ths sieh group
giving silent obsdsnes and praise 70 shs Creator.
Nothing lnssrssrss with their growth and wsIlbslns
Each group honovs end respects W. kind Each group
tceusnvsd Nsxf Column Tep)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
Graham S Pacific h.


"
card. have often thought OF you-had memo, really.
where would see II from time TO time-bvi supplying the
urgent needs that press upon one kept occupied
RARELY FAIL TO CATCH OUR BELOVED BILLY
AT LEAST ONCE ON SUNDAYS; AND ONLY ONE
CALLED or GOD COULD DO THE MARVELLOUS PREP
ARAToRY WORK HE IS DolNc-'soFTENJNc up THE
DEVILS ADAMEvE DuPES-SOMETHlNC LIKE ORAL
ROBERTS - SO AS WE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS CAN
EVENTUALLY CONTRIBUTE THE HIGHER MISSION OF
THE SECOND COMING OF THE CHRIST" TO TAKE
AWAY THE SINS OF THE WORLD TO EFFECT 1.-THE
HEALING OF THE NATIoNs"-ReveIaton-ANA PPRE.
HENSON or THE ONLY REAL NATIONS, cREA.
TON. AND UNIVERSE -
Externally, COMPLETELY POPULATED WITH
GODS SPIRITUAL OFFSPRING. OUR TRUE BEING
NEVER AN ADAM OR AN EVE, OR A HUMAN BIRTH,
THEREIN, IN ALL ETERNITY !, NOR A WORLD WAR,
NOR EVERLASTING OVERWHELMINGLY NOR.
TAI THOUGHT CONCEPTS. Myths!
With best wishes, ! remain
lnsPirafionaIy and lovingly yours,
according TO Christ
Andrew r. Fruehauf CS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
Christian Science w.

Continued from Page y
PLETE LIBERATION AND A PERFECT PHYSICAL HEAL
ING with present and future security happiness present
realization OF heaven and eternal Iifel
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, RADIO
native lady OF Sweden visitor testified beautiful
physical and spiritual healing with the aid Of the Christian
Science Ssnaiorium.
WHAT PRIVILEGED PERSONS, TRULY!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
BOY. 9. DIES AS TRUCK RAMS
HALTED SCHOOL BUS IN N. ].

SCOTCH PLAINS. N. J, Mar ia trsetor-trsIsr truck
rsmmed into The Of halted school bus today killing
child and nivryng the bus driver Forty other children
ranging in age from five TO fourteen shaken up. but
not hurt.
The accident occurred at the height Of the morning
rush hour Route n. The bus, making its last pick
up bound for ST. Bartholomew The Apostle Paroeha
School,
Joseph Priesy, nine. killed he stepped aboard
the bus He had held back from boarding TO allow Mary
Aneo twelve TO climb into the vehicle She became hys
feriea and said. III he hadn't stood there and made
get the bus first" he would not have died. s,...y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
Teen Gang
lcontinvsd from Page u


Six Of the youths former resormsiory inmates &C.
eordns Assistant District Attorney Martin Tode He said
he four younger members Of the pupils at school
for problem children
The assault occurred when the teacher Arthur Santos,
&c. inervened the gang trying to rob his pupils.
who were part Of reeresfion class in the park
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
MIKE WALLACE QUIzEs TONY PERKINS

A CHALLENGE TO SOME or TIE OLDER srARsl
Via ABC. Sat-, 10 pm, 3/22
We we're sgreeabiy surprised in closely following Tony,
Mike Wallace put him through his psees-fovnd him
quite refreshing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
KoI,Ier Row
CONTINUED from Back Psgs)


Windows broken early yesterday in the homes Of
present employees and former employee all within
100 feet Of each other the northern outskirts Of the city,
Mayor John vober said the city may add special depv
ties and police TO lis regular force has been done u
various times during the long strike
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
"YoUNc WIFE DIES IN HOME FIRE"

white Cloud, March 28-An expsessnt voupo mother
died and her husband sveTed burns in fire had lost
rural home TO fire Feb. 9 victim. Mrs. Helene BurI
holder TO-"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
SOCIALISM :
TEACHER EXPLAINS:

John has 9o'e grade. Tom has 50se grade.
take 20'e from John and give 20% to Tom!-
Take from him who has and give to another. equal
his need'-as per 3-Star extra. Wed, 3/le, NBC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
MORE OF THE DEVIL TRYING TO PLAY COD
IN SATAN BOUND" LABOR UNIONS
"DSR UNION IS TARGET 0: SENATE RACKET
PROBE"
INTERNATIONAL SEIZES CONTROL
OF DSR UNION"
rimss)

BY Ray cirardin and Henry csntin
investigators dug into the tangled financial Affairs Of
DIVISION TO- the AFl-cio union representing DsR bus drv
ers today police sought one Of the six man n.u;ed IN
warrants charging $32ios union health insurance en-
bszxIsmsnt
IN addition, appeared warrants would be issued
In the case.
police detail, said:
were st'l digging and think we're coming up with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
C. S. MONITOR SPORTS EDITOR CONSIDERS
TED WILLIAMS AS AN EVENTUAL CANDIDATE
FOR MANAcERSHPl
RIVALS TURN TO TED WILLIAMS
FOR ADVICE AND COUNSEL


Sarasota Forids-This in ihe Payne Park bIsaehers
bsfhed in March where ths tourists sit and
watch The Red Sox work themselves into ball club
couple Of fellows had been talking about Ted Williams
and Of them, being newspaperman. being kidded
about Ted's frank attitude toward the press.
The other fellow said: well. don't know what ihe
writer's think about Williams, but I've been here I'm
sure Of one thing. The ball players like him."
Well, IL the who and run ball clubs have any
vision at ALL they realize that Williams only
managerial timber but perhaps has unusual leadership quail
ties.
There many factors which make Williams the
Of man who can direct and inspire others.
He not only knows theory and execution the field,
but his hustle, his willingness TO work hard in acquiring
top condition and his strict training habits out Of Uniform
must all be touching the Of young players who
learning about Them
Williams did not get where he is today by chance. He
had wonderful natural potential in the beginning Of
But he worked hard any ball player in history
develop these poteniias Even today he tries improve
himself.
u says here, then, that no player in the American
League and perhaps the entire baseball map has
leadership potential than the Red sox left fielder
Yes the fish will have 10 wait Baseball will want Ted
Williams in the years ahead.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05

remains within IL realm They ebsy nssussI lev end
bv keeping rus 10 shsssva yet senseloUs Of their neigh
he,ios end different trsss. they msIntsIn hseny and
posee.
Certainly God In His wisdom ersstsd this beautiful
sxcjsinc variety There ihs different kinds Of trees
flowers fruits food seasons. nations end races OF sn.
There ere the many cooss IN The rainbow ihss arches %
besve,(lv n ne Ky sstr rsln storm shower. There
ere shs different planets which rsvovs within solar
svss Msrstv brings end interest 10 life thereby pre-
venting dull ssmsnsss and monotony planet Earth
end in our human lives.
ruth Of variety.
In my fathers house many msnsions-not or
two; Jesus describes himself The vine with many branches
moi one two; and ST. Paul writes about ths human body
Of many msmbsrs-not one or swo
ITO Be Contnvsdl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-05
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS THE THRILL.
ING EPISODE OF TWO SISTERS IN THEIR sos.
TRiUMPHiNc OVER A Oft. WouLD-BE RoBBER-
We present
THE FEMALE OF The SPECIES
&c. S. Monitor Editorial, 3I22)

C. S. Monitor Editorial, 322
Two sisters, says dispatch from Chicago, q little
grocery store In that fair texevse H. brawny city Vital
statistics record they Tin their sixes"-wheh means
simply in the midsummer Of charm and vvsehy-snd that
they tower five feet above their emporvms floor without
spikeheeI shoes.
Entered bvrIy sixfoosr the other day, masked by
handkerchief and pointed pistol at the elder Of the sisters
who has reached retirement age but has let 90 that
Then in lightning She snaehed away the pistol
the intruder tried to snatch II back; the pistol went off,
aerfing the younger sister who stripped the handkerchief
from the wovldbe robbers face and knoed about his
neck. Then. screaming the while. doubt In abiect
terror the two wresed the big the floor until the
police arrived and rescued him.
There are hundred possible morals to this story. ali
OF which add up to the wesested trvsn: Never Under.
estimate the power of-yov know what.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
RnnA I'M NEW JERSEY

RODA EN NEW
Los esposos Orlando Viha y
America Fernandez de Vina, nos
anuncian desde New Jersey Ell ma.
trinonio de SUI hiia la gentil seho.
rita Rosario VIVA, con Ell joven sar-
gento de las Fuerzas Aereas de z.
u. John Baron Tan grato aconte-
cimiento tendra lugar Ell dia Is
del p~resente.
Felicidades.
De Nuevo Entire NosotFos
DeSpues de pasar unos dias de
vacaciones con SUI familia en- Cuba.
han regresado a su hogan en- ests
ciudad, la sonora Blanca p. Bats.
ia de Perez y sus hijas Blanquita
y Fernandina.
Saludamos y lie damos Ia bienve.
nida a tan distinguida familia.
Pesome
Lamentamos 81 fallecimiento de
la apreciada DANA sonora Lillian
Castillo de C~OrnelisOn, acaecido en-
esta ciudad en- dias recientes, y
enviamos nuestras mas sentidas
fraseS de condo,encia a SUI viudo,
senior Jose C. COrnelison, SuS pa.
dres, senior Bolivar Castillo y Sc.
nora, sus hijos Jesse, Dale y Glenn,
y sus hermanos, senior Bolivar Cas-
tillO, Jr,, de Tampa y senior Paul
J.. Castillo, de Great Bend, Indiana.
De Vocoei0nes
En- pos de bier merecidas vaca-
clones saldra hlahana hacia San
Juan, Puerto Rico por la via aerea
la gentil senorita Bertha Alicia
CastrelI6n, a quien deseamos un
fellz viaje y una estadia muy pla-
centera entire los suyos en- la AGO.
gedora capital borinquefa.
De La HobonG
Saludamos cordialmente al &C.
nor Ramon Zapicc y Aurea Zapico
quienes llegaron de La Habana, Gu
ba por la via serea a disfrutar de
una temporada de recreo en- esta
ciudad.
De Resreso
Despues de I'm corto viaje
Ponce, Puerto Rico, en- asuntos re-
lacionados con sus negocios, re-
greso a Miami por la via aerea Ell
senior Marcial Torres, a quien pre-
sentamos I'm cordial saludo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
De WASHINGTON
lNFANTIL.
Por REBEccA

CUMPLEAN0S lNFANTIL. =.
Ell S de febrero celebr6 sus
dos primeros aros de vida ell pre-
cioso nino James, primogenito
del feliz matrlmonio del senior
Carlos MerinO y SUI culta sonora
Patricia de Merin0. Felicitamos
a sus dichosos padres deseando
muchos amos de vida al pequeno
cumpleanero.
ANIVERSARIO MATRIMONIAL.
Ell 10 de febrero celebraron
su primer arc de vida matrimo-
NAL ell senior Rodolfo Jimenez y
SUI distinguish sonora Sandra de
Jimenez a quienes por tai mott
vo nos completeness en- felicitar
cordialmente.
cumpleanos
Ell distinguido caballero mexi-
cano Felipe Monies estuvo muy
felicitado por sus numerosas amiS
tades con motive de su cumplea-
nos ell 5 de febrero pasado. Esta
seccion sc complace en- enviarle
sus mas SINGER as felicitaciones.
BODAS DE PAPEL..
Ell domingo 8 de febrero cum
plio SUI primer ano de feliz vida
la ioven Sra. Merceditas de Ole.
da. Con tai motive fueron obse-
quiados con una reunion familiar
en- casa de don Jose Fernandez.
y sonora Zoila de Fernandez.
Nuestras felicitaciones al ma
trimonio Ojeda con votos porque
sigan tan dichosos como hasta
ahora.
NATALICIO
Ell 7 de febrero estuvo de fies-
ia ell distinguish hogar de Don
Mario Bertran y su estimable Sc
nora Philips d. Bertran, en- yea
(Pasa a la Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12

NATALICI0
Nos es CRATE enviar nuestras
mas culurosas felicitaciones a la
simpatica senorita PHILIPS Clai-
re Oshinsky, en- OCCASION de su fe-
cha natalicia ceiebrada ell 10. de
febrero recien pasado.
PARA CUBA.
Hacia la Habana, Cuba, lugar
de SUI residenc!a, partio la seno-
ra Virginia Lopez, quien Sc
enoontraba en- esta capital
visitando a su hija la simpatica
senorita Nora Fernandez.
LIE deseamos I'm grato retorno.
RESTABLECIDA. =. go. . -.
Sc encuentra completamente
restablecida de la enfermedad
que la oblig6 a permanecer poi
varias semanaS en- SUI Residential,
la estimable sonora Epifania Me.
dranO.
Nos alegramos porque haya
recobrado SUI salud.
BODAS DE MUSELINA
Ell dichoso hogan del caballero
MI. Stephan III. Evans Y su es-
Unable sonora Lidia de Evans,
estuvo de fiesta con motive de
SUI tercer ano de vida matrimo-
NAL celebrado ell 90 de enero re-
Glen pasado. Reciban nuestras
mas sinceras congratulations
los esposos Evans con motive
de tan grata OCCASION.
DE BRASIL
Tuvimos ell gusto de saludar
al caballeroso amigo Don San
tiago Ortiz, QUEEN Sc encontra-
ba en- la ciudad de Rio Janeiro,
Brasil, con motIvo de la COME
rencia del Cafe, recientemente
etectuada en- aquella capital. Lo
saludamos muy atentamente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12

DE MONTEvIDEO

DE MONTEVIDEO
Por la via aerea lego en- dias
recientes de Montevideo, Uruguay
Ell estimado caoallero senior Luis
de Posadas, a ouien nos complace
presentar IN cordial saludo Y de-
scar una grata permanencia entire
nosotros.
FGIIeeimiento
En- dias pasados dej6 de existir
en- esta cIudad Ia estimada dana
Guiana sonora Felicia de VilIoch.
Lamentamos SUI desaparicion Y en-
viamos nuestro sentido pesame a
su esposo. senior Jose VilIoch, V a
sus hijos, Jose VilI0ch Jr., Rober.
to VilIoch y senora Olga Villoch
de DiaZ.
iDescanse en- paz!
Naeimiento
Sc encuentra de plAcemes ell no.
gar tornado POI la gentil pareia
guatemalteca Sr. ROdolfO Sierra
Justine y Sra. Adela Gomez de Sic.
ira, con ell advenimieno de SUI pri-
mogenito, TN hermoso varoncito
que llevara Ell nombre de RodolfO
Elias, ocurrido contoda felicidad
en- dias recientes en- esta ciudad.
Para Ell recien nacido, Y sus di-
chosos padres, nuestra enhorabue.
ma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12

AImuerzo
la senorita COraIia Jimenez ofre
clio I'm delicioso almuerzo en- SUI fe-
sidencia de Miami Springs en- dias
pasados para agssajar a la senorita
Ruth Vargas Disz, de Ciudad Tru-
jillo, R~epublics Dominicana. quien
Sc %encuentra de vista en- Miami.
Fueron ~invitadas, ademas, nu-
merosas de sus otras amistades.
Despedido
Por la via aerea salem hoy hacia
La Habana, Cuba, a disfrutar de
varios dias de yscaciones, Ell senior
GuillermO Tercos y sonora, Rosa
liza Sanchez de TercOs.
los despedimos cordialmente V
les deseamos una grata permanent
cia en- la bella perla de las Anti
Has.
Bodas de AIgod6n
=. Celebran en- el dia de hoy la gra-
ia OCCASION de sus BodaS de AL
god6n, segundo %aniversario ma
trimonial, ell senior ServandO Ro.
bles y sonora, Cdilia SamaniegO de
Robes, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia mexicana residen-
tie en- Miami.
Nos complace enviarles nuestras
mas calidas feLcltaciones y votos
por SUI ventura personal.
(Pasa a ia Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12

Enferma
Lamentamos la novedad que
aqueja a la apreciada dana COLON
biana sonora dnna Aura Salcedo
vida. de Cabrales quien guarda ca
ma en- su Residential desde hace
varios dias, y formulamos votos
por su pronto , complete resta-
blecimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12
CumpIenhos

cumpIeuhos
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
exiStencia la gentil dana sonora
MargOt Vargas Villa de McMena-
min, esposa de- senior John Nc.
Menamin, y con tai motive nos IS
grato enviarle nuestras %sinceras
fe~licitaciones y deseos de que goce
de muchos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-12

1-Preposicion
4Nombre de varon
Case de pronombre
12-Altar
13-Defuncion
14-Letra castelana
15-Resetvas miIitares
17--Para lustrai ell calzado
19-Resonancias
20--Nada
21-Intersticio de la piel
23-Descendientes de Agar
27-De asomar Inv.
29-Agarraderas
30-Letra castel]ana
31-Flor heraldica
32--Traspssan o aqua
34--Cabeza de ganado
35--Preposicion inglesa
36-Natural de Mauritania /,
Cicero en- medic de un llano
80 Torbellino
42-Sin companero, Inv.
43-Une por medic de I'm tratado
44-Pruebe un vino
46-Punto del cielo en- relacion
con otro de la terra
48-Casos gramaticales
51-Metal preeioso
52-Grueso
54-Circulo 0 recondel
55-Articulo, Pl
56-Sin companeros
57-Bebida alcoholica
VERTICALES:
lima pareja
2Rece
3-Ladrones al descuido
4Figura geometrica
5-Con exceso de peso
6-Flor heraldica
7-Preposicion inglesa
8-Gobernante
9-Natural de Riga
l0-Ave austrahana
11-Hoja purgante