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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
DIARI0 LAS ANERICAS-Pag. II
NOTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de la Pagina ~

PeSome
Dej6 de existir en- dias recientes
en- esta cIudad, a la avanzada edad
de 30 amos ell estimado eaballero
senior Manuel TOvar.
Lamentamos su fallecimieno y
enviamos nuestro sentido pesame
a todos sus deudos.
De Poso
Procedente de Pennsylvania y
va en- via1e de regreso a Panama,
hace corta escala en- Miami
la gentil dana sonora dona Nydia
Endara de Lavergne.
lie presentamos I'm carinoso sa.
Judo y lie deseamos una feliz trave,
STA a su patria.
Cumpleohos
Nos a~nticipamos en- felicitar ca
rinosamente al precioso nino Car.
los Reyes, hijo de la gentil pareia
tornado por ell senior Carlos Reyes
y sonora, Lidia Gavilan de Reyes,
con motive de la grata celebration
de su cumpleanos en- ell dia de ma.
mana.
Vayan nuestras ~sinceras felicita
clones para la gentil dana COLON.
biana dona Vitalia Lem0s de Bue.
nah0ra esposa del DR. Luis Bue,
nahora, con motive de la grata ce.
lebracion del aniversario de SUI ma.
cimiento en- esta fecha.
$50
Rodeada del afecto de todos los
suyos, celebra en- ell dia de hoy la
grata OCCASION de su cumpleanos la
preciosa ninita Mayra Flores, a
quien nos es grato enviarle nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones y de-
secs de que disfrute de una larga
y venturosa existencia.
Celebrara en- Ell dia de mafiana
la grata OCCASION de su cumpleafos
ell ~apreclado caballero senior Wi.
liam Mullins, motive por ell cuaI
nos es grato enviarle nuestras mas
caras felicitaciones Y votos porque
goce de muchos amos mas de vida.
FL senior Mullins es casado con
Ia gentil dana puertorriqueha Sc.
nora Agueda Torres de Mullins.
Nuestros parabienes para ell
apreciado caballero senior Jose A.
Ramos, quien celebrara en- ell dia
de mafana la grata OCCASION del
a~niversario de su nacimiento, y
aprovechamos la OCCASION para de-
searle muchos amos mas de exis.
tencia, rodeado del carino de to-
dos los suyos.
Nos complace enviar nuestras
~sinceras f%elicitaciones a la gentil
dana brasilena sonora. Ines Bena.
cchio de Regime, esposa del senior
Reginaldo Regime, quien celebrara
en- ell dia de mafana la grata oca-
sion del aniversario de su naci.
miento.
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de prorrogar ell acuerdo -en JUNO
de este ano- 81 no Sc cumple ell
requisite de pagan a los mexicanos
I'm minimo de so eentavos por no.
"a.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20
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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-20

Jersey gracias a sensatas nor
mas fiscales,s
No puede dejarse de pensar
que los republicsnos ahora con-
trolarian algunas gobernaciones
mas 81 tuvieran la habilidad de
producer algunos Meyners por
su cuenta.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

turns or simultaneously. There
was little left to suffer except
death. Speaking Of himself in
the third person, Father Hecker
wrote to a friend God is kill
ing him by slow fire, by inches.
He dies terribly hard"
Late in the morning of De.
cember %, 1888, with the mem
bers of the community gathered
at his bedside. Father Hecker
gave his final blessing, "feebly
raising his hand to make the
Sign of the Cross and ~uttering
the words in a light whisper,
Then he sank away into uncon,
sciouSness and in an hour ceas'
ed to breathe"
HE was . genuine mystic.
That statement was written
by Able Xavier Dvfrssne Of
Geneva who knew Father
Hscker in his last years in
Europe when he was seeking
health and with whose family
Father hecksr lived in close
intimacy. Having spent the
greater part Of his life in .
devovring activity, at It's close
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by dignitaries high in authority
at Rome, and in 1887, when
Father Hecker compiled twelve
of his essays into his great and
m~asterful volume The Church
and The Age, this exposition
became the first chapter. 81
have ever felt. wrote Cardinal
Newman shortly after Father
Hecker's death, "that there was
a sort of unity in our lives
that we both had begun a work
of the same kind. he in America
and ] in England. 1t is not many
months since / received a Wig
orous and striking proof of it in
the book he sent me-"
The Church and The Age out
lines Father Hecker's great doc
trine on the Holy Spirit in the
mission of the Church to mod
ern society.
For the first four years after
his European trip, Father Heck
er lived with his brother George
to avoid the noise and excite
ment of the Motherhouse. How
lever, in 1879, he came to seth
Street where he stayed until his
death.
During these last nine years,
he suffered intensely, both in
his body and in his soul. Father
Walter Elliott who was his al
most constant companion de-
scribed his life of prayer at this
period as "a state of what SEEM
ed almost interrupted contem-
plation of varied intensity" Had
his physical system not been
impaired by the early austerities
of his youth, he might have re-
sisted the nervous depression
caused by his great interior
trials. He suffered in literally
every member of his body, by
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

he lived as . true eontsm-.
pIative."
The doctrine of Father Hecker
was the Holy Spirit. Led all his
life by the Holy Spirit, he SUR
rendered that life completely
to the action of the Third Per-
son of the Holy Trinity. Zone
reason why I have always been
so much interested in the doc
|trine of the Holy Spirit acting
in the soul is a practical one,
because / myself have never had
any other director. though ]
have more than once opened my
mind entirely to others and prof
lited by their advice, but none
was or could be really my direc-
Itor. Hence, too, | am so much
attracted to saints who have had
Ito struggle on alone like st.
|CatheriI of Genoa, who was
without a director for twenty
five years."
So consuming was his passion
to synthesize constantly the in
terror action of the Holy Spirit
in each particular soul with His
exterior action in the external
authority of the Church that
Father Hecker was convinced
that this was the path the
|Church W. uld have to travel in
the apostolate ahead to the ma
lions of the world. For three
centuries the Church, in its
struggle with the Protestant
Reformation, had concerned
itself with perfecting its extern
al organism.
The dictinctive form OF. Cath
Ollie activity in the modern
world now. therefore, would be
the free and vigorous initiative
of the individual soul directed
by the Holy Spirit dwelling in it
and guided by the SupremeA u-
thority of the Church acting in
the external order to prevent
eccentricity and error.
Referred to by Archbishop
Ireland as "the ornament and
flower of our American priest
hood" Father Hecker exercised
tremendous influence in his
day. Seventy years have almost
passed since his death. Though
there is sufficient evidence in
the progress today of the
Church in America to justify
the influence he exerted, the
complete impact of his ideas has
yet to be fully realized.
Years will not diminish bur,
on fhe contrary, only enlarge
his stature. When his work,
his ideas, himself receive the.
true proportion Of times per.
speetive, fhs greatness Of the
vision God entrusted 70 him
will Be ours.
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menee another congregation"
he wrote, although This IS
what he, and others, ex-
peet from vs."
When Father Hecker returned
from Rome in May of 1858, he
had thirty years to live. Pro-
longed and recurrent illness cut
his active life down to less than
twenty years. During this COM
paratively short career, he dis
played prodigious energy. BY
July 7, 1853, his new religious
family, the Paulist Fathers, was
born. A year later the corner
stone of the first Paulist foun-
dation was laid at seth Street
and 9th Avenue in New York
City.
In 1865 he started "The
Catholic World" magazine for
which he wrote numerous ar
tieles. BY Invitation Of the
Archbishop of Baltimore in
1855, he addressed ihs as
semhIsd American Bishops at
The Second Pisnsry Council
Of Baltimore 10 urge their
l.
consent 70 establish The Cath
Ollie Publication Society which
would print and distribute
books and tracts on . national
scale.
"When Father Hecker ap.
peared before the assembled
prelates and theologians in the
advocacy of Catholic literature
as a missionary force" wrote
one of the bishops present. "the
picture was inspiring and the
hearers, receiving a pentecostal
fire within their bosoms, felt al
If America were at once to be
converted. So would it have
been if there had been in Amer
lea a sufficient number of Heck
ers." Tirelessly, he planned di
rected, wrote, lectured, trav
eled.
..Te -
From the, summer OF 1873 un
til his return in October of 1875
Father Hecke.r remained II
Europe trying to regain his fail
ing health. Still mentally aler'
and vigorous, while there HI
published, in the winter of 1875
a pomphlet of some SO page!
entitled An Exposition Of TIL
Church In View Of Recent Diff
cvlfiss and Controversies and III,
Present Needs cf the Age.
It was warmly commended
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

Painted by George P.
Assly, the painter Of
President, this portrait
shows Father Isaac Thomas
Hscker, founder Of the
PsvIiss Fathers one hun
drsd years ago in 1883.
Born in New York City in
1879, Father heeker be-
came . convert to fine Ca
fholie Church in 1874, Ia
fer . R~edsmpforist priest
end missionary and in 1858.
with ths blessings and vrg.
Ing Of Pope Plus TX, ssi
out to establish . society d
priests with the vocation 10
bring to America . convert
apostolafe. Missionary. lee
tursr, author, and mystic,
Father Heeksr exerfed ire
msndovs influence on ihl
Bishops and Clergy 81
America and Europe dur
Ing ths latter half Of fht
18th century. He died il
1853 in New York Cit,
whore his body rests in fiji
M0thsr Church he design
a, S.. Paul fhs Apostle.
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A Tolerant Family

On December ID, 1919,
Isaac Thomas Hecker, the
last of five children, was
born to John Hecker and
Susan Caroline Friend on
Hester Street in New York City.
Both of his parents had come to
America from Germany, met in
New York and were married
In 1911.
Unlike her husband, lssse's
mother was deeply religious.
Although Lutheran from
childhood. she became . Meth
ediss shortly after her mar
risss and remained fervsntIy
90 until her death.
Internationally, she was
The sirens influence in .
home that was filled with af.
fsefion and harmony Of spir-
N. Even when the oldest son,
John, became . High Church
gpiseopsIian and sons, George,
and Isaac, became Catholics,
no ressntfvI opposition grew
up. Tolerance rsisnsd in fhs
family.
From his mother Isaac in
herited his happy disposition
and his courage. He was sim
cere, earnest, and frank. With
her he attended the Methodist
Church. He went to public
school but in the custom OF
those days he left after about
six years to begin his first job
In the offices of a Methodist
newspaper. folding them and
making them ready for mailing
Shortly after, the family de
cided he should learn his faith
er's trade and he started ir
a type foundry on Thame .
Street.
Meanwhile, his two brothers
John and George. had become
excellent bakers.
They opened their own shoI
and Isaac was taken from tn,
foundry and put to work fol
them. He delivered bread t,
the customers homes, watche,
the ovens, and learned tn
trade. The business prospere'
and in a short time the broth
ers built their own mills. TAX
ing Isaac into partnership wit
them, they formed the firm
Hecker and Brothers.
Out of this simple back
ground, G,d seized the life o
Isaac Hecker and tossed it int
4 spiritual turmoil. The stor.
really begins when he was dy
ing of smallpox. Coming out O
the mouth of a four year oil
youngster. it was an amazin
utterance but he said it to hi
mother when she tried to e,
plain to him that he might die
mo, mother, / shall not di
now. GOD HAS A WORK FOL
ME TO DO IN THE WORLl
AND ! SHALL LIVE TO d.
TT"
After many years of CONT
sion, uncertainty, and trial =
prophecy or not - that is wha
happened!
Isaac Hecker labored har
and conscientiously with hi
brothers for nine years. Fac
to face with the i~njustices sui
fered by the workingman, hi
sensitive nature awakened t
the challenge. He became al
tive in movements to eliminat
them.
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go to Rome and personally lay
their cause before the Redemp-
torist General. He took with
him a letter from the Provincial
which, though Disappearing of
the journey, still testified that
Isaac Hecker was a good Re-
demptorist, full of zeal for souls,
and entirely satisfactory to his
superiors.
On August 80, 1857, Father
Hecker was abruptly, and with
out hearing, dismissed from the
Congregation on the charge that
his coming to Rome was an act
of disobedience. This was the
beginning of a seven months
ordeal in Rome, a critical per.
iod in his life but also the one
most important in its spiritual
development. Out of this ordeal,
with its shock of expulsion, its
unexpected series of suspicious
and accusations, its long agoniz-
ing doubt as to the outcome. it
finally appeared what specific
ally was to be the work God
would have him do.
Driven by the Strong and
deep impulses that took pos
session Of his SOUL he had
come TO Rome TO find the best
way Of carrying divine truth
TO men outside The Church.
He had no desire 70 sspsr-
ased from his Redempforist
congregafion. Nor had he for
gotten the direction, given him
as . young priest by one Of
The most spiritually enlisht-
ened and experienced Fathers
Of the Congregation: do not
resist these interior move
msnts since they come from
God and will yet employ you
in accordance with fhsm.s
Pope Plus TX made a close
personal study of Hecker's at
fair, received him in private AL
dience, and suggested the for
nation of a society appropriate
to what he and his partner mis-
sionaries had in mind. Carolina
Barnabo suggested whether Got
might not desire Of Hecker /
special work. IF wise and holy
men say So" wrote Father Heck
er to- his confreres in America
land we have the appreciation
of the Holy See, is it not a mis-
sion offered to us by Divin,
Providence I have consider
ed and reconsidered, and pray
ed and prayed, and in spite o
my feats this seems to me tn,
direction in which Divine Prov
idence calls us . with all TIL
difficulties, dangers and strue
giles that another movement pre-
sents before me, ! feel NOR
and more convinced that it |
this that Divine Providence ask
of u.s."
The decision came March {
1858. Along with Hewitt, Deshon
Baker and Walworth, Fathe
Hecker was dispensed from hi
Redemptorist vows.
Ten days later ths Holy
Father granted him private
audience. Knselins there he
begged for . large blessing
that might become . great
missionary In The United
States" Through ths long
dark months he had wrestlsd
with the problem whether or
not there was sufficient evi.
dsnes Of . special vocation
from God for him TO under.
take such . work now. At last
II had been resolved. 1.-THE
Pope could not tell Us to COM
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-21

Lucy PAGE Stone. president Of the
local group, led the discussion on
SEA presidents and Curtis Sal
yer led one on SEA authority (
The meeting involved phases Of
SEA work. with he discussion
groups the highlight Of the meet
ing Several P-TA members at
tended with the Amelia students.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-21

p m.
Mrs JudSon Lennon, a missionary
70 Thailand. Will teach the class On
Southeast Asia.
Anyone Interested is invited 70
come and bring sandwiches Coffee
Will b. provided by the church
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-21
Mission Study Class
damned For Amelia

A lnisatan study cla VIII IN held
at AneI.a Baptist Church oil Tues
.HF November @3. from y 10 u 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-21
Amelia SEA Members
Lead Discussions
At District Meet

Two Amelia SEA members led
discussion groups at the recent
SEA district meeting in Bucking-
ham.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-09
Reunido la ONU
en- Emergencio

NACIoNEs UNIDAs, Agosto 8, -(UPD- Los ochenta y I'm
miembros de la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas, convo-
eados por un desusado vote unanime del Consejo de Seguridad, Sc
reunieron hoy en- session de emergencia para tratar la situacion del
Cercano Orente.
Ell consejo vote aver por II sufragios contra cero. convocar a
session especial a la Asamblea General, despues de mas de ses
horas de debate.
Ell debate dio como resultado la aceptacion por parte de la
Union Soveica de las condolences norteamericanas para una am
pHa discussion sobre ell Levante, con la introduction de dos en-
miendas desinadas a salvar ell PRESTIGE del Kremlin.
La asamblea Sc reunio esa tarde, para 10 que Sc espera sera
solo una session breve y formal, dedicada por entero a medidas de
procedimento.
ProbabIemente, Ell ORGANISING levantara session hasta Ell mier-
coles proxmo, tai como 10 susMi6 Gran Bretana, para dar tempo
a los representatives especiales a venir a Nueva York y permitr
a los gobiernos enviar instruccones a ss deegaciones.
GESTION NORTEAMERICANA
WASHINGTON, Agosto S-(UPD-Se cree que los Estados
Unidos trataran de lograr, de todos los miembros de las Naciones
Unidas, ell frme compromise de que Sc abstendran de inmiscuirse
en- ell Levante, mientras ell Secretaro General de las N. U, Dag
Hammarskjod, busca una ampla formula, que permita a la orga
nizacion mundial garantizar la iona contra la aggression indirecta".
La information fe suministrada hoy en- circulos oficiales mien.
tas ell Presdente Eisenhower Y el Secretario de Estado, John Foster
Dulles, preparan la poltica noreamericana para la reunion de la
Pasa a la pg. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-09
miss Universe"
Reqresu q N. Y.
de California

NUEVA YORK, agosto 8.
(UPI).--La senorita Luz Marina
Zuloaga, la beldad colombiana que
retuvo, en- 1858 para la America
Latina ell cetro de Miss Universe,
lego anoche de California, en- ell
vuelo numero 2 de la American
Airlines.
Miss Universe, que estara varios
dias en- Nueva York, vino acompa-
NADIA de SUI madre, la sonora Mar
garita de Zuloaga, y su represen-
tante, Mario Barriga.
En- Nueva York Sc preparan va
rios actos en- honor de la chica de
Manizales, s~eleccionada reciente-
mente en- Long Beach, California,
como la mujer mas bella del nun.
do.
Los detalles del programa no
han sido dados a conocer, pero Sc
sabe que la delegation de- Colon
hia en- las Naciones ufDuas, Que
encabeza ell Embajador, Alfonso
Araujo, ofrecera una reception a
Luz Marina en- la sede de la orga.
nizaci6n mundial.
tPasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-09

BOGoTA, agosto 8 CUPID = Ell
Presidente Alberto Lleras Camar-
go designo anoche I'm gabinete
compuesto por seis liberales, seis
Conservatives y UNI militar.
La division de las carteras civil
les, por parties iguales entire lfbe-
rales y Conservatives, ests de
acuerdo con la politica de frente
nacional, adoptada por los parti-
dos.
Todos los Conservatives perte-
necen a la faccion del partido que
sigue a Laureano Gomez, ell Primer
Mandatario de la republica y aho-
ra Presidente del Senado.
En- los circulos interesados Sc con
sidera que Ell gabinete de Lleras
es moderado, y que en- la election
de los nuevos ministries prevalecie-
ron las condolences tecnicas y pro-
fesionales sobre SUI caracter polfti-
co.
Los militares, que en- Ell gabine-
te de la Junta Militar que aver
entrego Ell mando a Lleras, ocu-
paban las carteras de guerra, 60
bierno y comunicaciones, tienen
en- ell actual solo la de guerra.
Ell gabinete esta tornado de la
manera siguiente:
Ministro de Gobierno. CUTLER
mo Araya Ramirez, conservador.
RelacioneS, Julio Cesar Turbay
Ayala, liberal.
Justicia, German Zea Herman
DEE, liberal.
Hacienda, Herman Agudelo vi
liza, liberal.
Guerra, Brigadier General AL
fonso Saiz Montoya, conservador.
Agriculture, Augusta Espinosa
Valderrama, liberal.
Trabajo, Raimundo Emiliani Ro-
man, c%onservador.
Salud, Ernesto Gutierrez, con-
servador.
MINAS, Jorge Ospina Delgado,
conservador.
Educacion, Reynaldo Munoz
Zambrano, liberal.
Comunicaciones, Herman Echava-
rria, conservador.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-09

cional a las 1400 GIN. T., para ex-,
plicar sus planes, para reformar la
Constitution y poner fin al caos
politico que ha acosado a Francia
desde la primera guerra mundial.
La comision, que encabeza ell
ex Presidente del Consejo, Paul
Reynaud, tiene facultades para u
gerir, a su vez, enmiendas que po-
drian echar por terra los planes
de De Gaulle. Pero en- circulos
informados Sc dice, que hay pocas
probabilidades de que rechace las
reformas propuestas por De Gau-
lie al e presentadas.
De Gaulle desea que ell Presi-
dente de la Republica-que ahora
es solo un figur6n- tenga amplias
facultades para designar y destituir
a los jefes de gobierno.
Sc cree que De Gaulle esta dis
puesto a hacerse cargo de la Pre-
sidencia de la Nacion, 81 Sc aprueba
SUI Constitution. Los f~ranceses vo-
taran en- un referendum ell % de
septiembre. Ell resultado de esa
.votaci6n sera anuncisdo ell 3 de
octubre cuando Sc vuelva a reunir
la Asamblea NaciUnal, despues de
las vacaciones de verano.
81, como Sc espera, la Constitu.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-09
Otru Crisis de
Gubinete en- la
Rep. Venezuela

CARACAS, agosto -(UPD
Ell Matutino "Ultimas Noticias"
dice hoy que Sc espera de I'm mo-
mento a otro una crisis de Gabine-
tie, agregando que en- las esferas
oficiales Sc daba aver este como
cosa segura debido a que ell doctor
Rafael Pizani. actual Ministro de
Education Sc retirara del Minis
terio para dedicarse a la campana
presidential pues es uno de los
candidates.
Agrega ell %periodico que la COM
posicion del gabinete no variara
totalmente pero que la junta apro-
vechara la oportunidad para hacer
algunos cambios senalandose la
posibiiidad de que los ministries
Andres Sucre, de obras Publicas,
y Perez de la Cova, de Hidrocarbu.
ros, sea reemplazados.
Dice tambien que ell doctor Ra-
mon Velszquez, ex-director del
v~espertino Gel Mundo" recibira
una cartera ministerial.
Velazquez esta en- la actualidad en-
Bogota, como miembro de la mi
sion venezolana a la toma de po-
session del Presidente Alberto Le-
ras Camargo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-09
Stevenson Huce
Migus con Lider
de Sovieticos

MOSCU, Agosto 8. (UPD.
Adlai Stevenson partio
en- avi6n de Moscu para
VarSovia, con una exhorta-
clon para la cooperation So
letico-norteamericana para
"desarrollar, no dominar a
otros pueblos menos afortu-
nados".
Ell ex candidate democra-
ia, derrotado dos veces en-
las elecciones presidenciales
por Eisenhower, hizo una
declaration en- la que resu-
me las impresiones de SUI
viaje de cuatro semanas por
la Union Sovietica.
En- ella revelo que el y ell
Primer Ministro sovietico,
Nikita Khrushchev Sc mos
traron "de acuerdo" en- que
los objetivos que los Estados
)Unidos y Russia tienen en- CO.
mum, prevaleceran sobre la
enorme grieta que divide a
las dos naciones.