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Evening star., 1958-07-15

LONDON, July is R.-
The Iraq revolt has shocked
and frightened-Br
Leading British newspapers
described the overthrow Of the
pro-Western regime Of King
Faisal as a major disaster for
the West and victory for
Canal Abdul NaSser and Soviet
Russia.
There was concern about the
possibility of Western military
intervention. Several papers
said the West must come to
terms with rising Arab ma
tionalism.
The liberal News Chronicle
said "there is the obvious
temptation to intervene and 60
to war again with NaSser, but
such Intervention would be q
one-way road to disaster"
Timing Surprised World
The Manchester Guardian
said:
I'VE shall be deluding our
selves if we believe that a res
toration of the old regime. even
If it can be brought about by
King Hussein or any other
means. will last long.
:" The revolt in Iraq has
surprised the world by its
timing, but not by its existence.
Western Intervention in the
Lebanon would not have pre-
vented it. even If it had post
poned it"
The influential Times said:
"If the revolt succeeds it
could be a disaster for the West
Evening star., 1958-07-15
Gov. Long Vetoes
Bus Seating Bill

BATON ROUGE, La, July Is
R.-Gov. Earl Long yesterday
announced his veto of a bill
which would have let passengers
decide whether they wanted to
be segregated on buses and
street cars.
Passed during the recent
legislative session, the measure
would have allowed the first
passenger - either white or
Negro--who occupied a double
seat to decide who could use
the other half.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

Baghdad was still under cur
few.
Baghdad repeatedly called
for Iraqis to be calm and &C
back to business. Demonstra-
tions and gatherings Of more
than flve persons were for
hidden.
Jordan officials said only q
few hired elements from the
army backed by a foreign
Arab state" had carried out
the coup and did not yet have
the situation under full control
Rebel Claim
Earlier, the rebel-held Bagh-
dad Radio claimed that the sit
uation in Iraq has finally been
stabilized and the British
trained Iraqi Army of 10000
had rallied to the new republic
headed by Brig. Gen. Abdel
Karin Kassem as premier.
Hours later came the an
nouncement of Mr.. Nuri's es-
cape. with no word on how he
did it.
Partisans of Mr.. Nuri in Bel
rut circulated an unconfirmed
report that heavy fighting still
was going on in Irad. They said
Omar Ali. a brother of the
'assassinated Crown Prince, was
leading a regiment he COM
mands in a march against
Baghdad.
Baghdad radio over and over
urged the population To be calm
and return to daily business.
1t announced gatherings of
more than five persons were
prohibited and warned any
kind of demonstrations would
be broken up.
Baghdad radios broadcaSts
remained the chief source of
information on the situation in
Iraq. Commercial communica-
tion channels were shut down.
Airports were closed to traffic,
and the frontiers closed to
foreigners.
Nasser Halls Rebels
President Nasser sent his
greetings to the Iraqi rebels,
which had announced they
would follow his liberated
Arab policy" The UAR chief
cut short his visit to Yugoslav
President Tito and sailed for
home one day early. Cairo
radio said the UAR would rec
ognize the republic of Iraq.
Jubilant crowds in Cairo and
Damascus hailed President
Nasser's triumph.
Britain has about 5000 citi-
zens in Iraq, many of them en-
gagged in producing a large part
If the oil which Britain vitality
needs. The controller Of the
British Embassy was killed by
a stray bullet during the attack
in Baghdad but the rest Of the
Britons were reported safe.
There were no reports Of the
smaller number of Americans
there being endangered.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
Curing Time

CHICAGO.-From is to IS
days are needed to cure ham
before smoking, and from II
to so days are n needed for
bacon.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

is awaited about the situation
in Iraq."
The Faisal appointee should
continue to sit, the British dele
gate asserted, until a vote by
the Security Council unseats
him.
Soviet Ambassador Sobolev
cited Baghdad radio broadcasts
asking for a two-day post
ponement Of the Security
Council session as evidence
that the new revolutionary
junta is in firm control in Iraq
The swift American reaction
to yesterdays overthrow of pro-
West Iraqi King Faisal was de-
cided on late yesterday after
noon after Mr.. Eisenhower
conferred with his top cabinet
officers and bipartisan congress
Sional leaders.
Ask Quick Action
Last night White House Press
Secretary James C.. Hagerty
issued a one-sentence state
ment: "The President has re-
quested the United States mis-
sion to the United Nations 10
convene an emergency meeting
of the U. N. Security Council
as early as practicable Tuesday
morning in order to consider
the existing situation in the
Middle East"
Colombia's DR.. Alfonso Ara
juro called Security Council
delegates from vacation re-
treats late last night for a 10
am. meeting.
Mr.. Lodge rushed to New
York from his Maine va
cation to represent the Amer
lean delegation at the horse
shoe Security Council table. He
was dramatically summoned at
sea by the Coast Guard on the
coast of Maine.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
Awaits Firm Information

The United Kingdoms Sir
Pierson Dixon told the Security
Council that Britain recognizes
no other government except
that Of King Faisal. He OBJ
served that firm information
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Carter Barron AmphitheateE
THE Most Happy Fella";;
$50 pm.
National - THE Growing
Experience; $50 pm.
Olney - king Of Hearts;
$3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - mo Time for
6ergeants'; l:15, 3:15, 5:l5,
7:20 and 9:25 pm.
Capitol-''B adlanders": 1850
an. 1850, $3.50, $50, 1850 and
COlumbia-"Gigi":; 2:30 and
$50 pm.
$3.50 pm.
Dupont - la Parisienne"::
1880 am. l:10. 3. 4:45, 6:35,
800. 1910 pm and IL mid
night.
Keith's - 1.-THE vikings:
1i:15 am. lao. 3;25, 5:35, TAO
and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"Blue Murder at
st Trinian's";; $40, sos and
9:55 pm.
MetropOlitan-'No Time for
Sergeants"; 1880 am. 1870,
$3.50. 5:S5. 7::35 and $40 pm.
OntariO-"The Key: /. $40.
$40. 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Palace Kings Go Forth:
HE'S am. 1870. 3:25. $3.50. 1880
and $40 pm.
PlayhOuse-'La Parisienne"
IL am. 1910. 2:30, AIS. sos.
ESQ, $40 and 1880 pm.
Plaza = "And God Created
Woman; 1880 am. ITO. $40.
$40. tbs and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai":: 10 am. 1870.
$3.50, $40 and $40 pm.
Uptown - South Pacific;
2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

26 years Of exile from q society
that preferred Franklin ID.
Roosevelt 10 Herbert G. Hoover.
The Girls In $685." which win
play the fortnight that begins
September Is, win be followed
on the 10th Of the same month
by another comedy. This Guild
Offering win star Hume Cronyn
and Jessica Tandy. bears the
piQuant title. THE Man In the
Dog Suit" and has been IN
process Of polishing for two
years by Mr.. and Mrs. Cronyn.
International politics. with
an ironic lit. win give WASH
ington q third straight comedy
under Guild auspices. This one.
opening October 10. is Peter
Ustinov's "Romanon and
Juliet" which this correspond
ent reviewed ever so cheerfully
from New York last autumn.
Mr.. Ustinov, one Of the era's
great nonsensical figures who
makes a surprising amount Of
sense. is finding something Of
a life work In ''Romanoh and
Juliet"
To date. 1t has played tri-|
umphant seasons in London
and New York. now goes for o.
third in Mr.. Ustinov's first road
tour in this long-roaded coun-
try.
After these three. there will
be a lull in Guild offerings in
Washington. There is nothing
indefinite. however. about its
bookings of two other Broad
way hits Of last season, the one
Judy Holidays musical, Bells
Are Ringing the other John
Osborne's Look Back in
Anger"
Also on the list, but new. is
William Faulkner's London hit.
Requiem for a Num-" based
upon the Nobel Prize winners
early and unforgettable, Sane
tuary." The company will be-
the one which created such a.
stir with the production in
England. its stars Ruth Ford
and Zachary Scott.
Julie Harris win be coming
to Washington, also under
Guild sponsorship. Her play win
be the one much discussed one
night last winter while sitting
on the floor of Jean Sweet
lands suite at the jefferson
Hotel.
The play. Miss Harris said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

house viii be in dubbed English,
at the Dupont In Miss Bardot's
native French. =. Not opening
today: "The Light in the
Forest which was scheduled
to take over at the Metropolitan
and Ambassador theaters.
1t has been deferred for a week.
to permit a NTH stanza for
mo Time for Sergeants" at
those two houses. =. Speaking
Fof Miss Bardot, the Plaza
theater management calls at
tention to the fact that her
And God Created Woman" is
in the seth week there.
That gives BIB the Washington
long-run record. except for
This Is Cinerama." The
latter is much bigger, of course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
MlD7WN NEW YORK
More Add Adoqes
BqOBERT SYLVESTER

NEW YORK. recent
game Of Added Al In this
column. based ON ng ia
miliar quotation 4 wistlns
them into somethit e. has
brought FIRST word new
converts to the gam { well
come the following
From Jim Carroll Ard In
the hand looks ridiAl 4.
Honesty Is the best fa
Many are called whiih the
shower. ~. A friend lneed
means a touch. hIled
water runs steep. liver
rains but your umbrella ne.
Where there's a win els
an inheritance tax. A
stitch In time saves nod
TRANSMISSION.
From Vieo J. Derasmt be
bigger they are the harde &y
hit. -. Spare the roe n
shoot the child. {. Neve AZ
a gift horse on the noseI
He who hesitates Is wat
the odds. Learn "a 4
before YOU have 10 crawl
IA Scotch In time saves. II
From 'aTihe Quartet" atl
Shorehaven Beach Club: |
better TO have loved and lo|
much better. -. When
Rome tip lavishly. X
your nose TO the grindstone
save a plastic surgeons bill.
Don't cry over split milk. the
enough water In 1t already.
Never put OF until tomorl
what you can forget imr
diately.
From Jack Durant: Opp
tunity only knocks once.
|neighbors all the time. :.
word Of advice: don't eive
e.. A fool and his money
soon married. =. To err
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

human. 10 set caught costs
money. =. Youth must be
served and then carried out.
From TVS Jimmy Blaine: n
|at first YOU don't succeed. suck
seeds. BE II ever 50 humble.
there's no place like Niagara
Falls. -. Money isn't every
thing. a certified check win do
Is well. When IN Rome do
what the guide tells you. "A
fool and his money are soon
partying.
At The Embers the other
night. some veteran jazzmcn
were recalling Stuff Smith and
the great days Of Jazz on West
Fifty-Second street years ago.
II was recalled that Stuff start
ed out leading q sextet. When
that band broke up ne formed
q quartet. When that split he
formed q trio. When the trio
disbanded Stuff became q single
fiddle player. One night when
he fell asleep on the subway
somebody stole the fiddle.
The next night Stuff was the
clubs master Of ceremonies.
$50
Last month the much publi-
cized Al Cooper and his wife,
ELLEN. JOINED the Eldorado
ashore and Yacht Club In New
Rochelle and within a week
\ Rere obviously the most popu-
pr couple in the club. On the
q See SYLVESTER, Page BIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

then, is one called "The Warm
Peninsula" It deals with an
unfortunately too commonplace
type Of girl. a wall-fiower. but
a far from morbid one. The
warm peninsula Of the plays
title is Florida which turns out
to be the scene Of the heroine's
emergence into q love. excite
ment and marriage.
THE Warm Peninsula" will
find Miss Harris under new.
and closely related. manage
ment, that Of her husband,
Manning Gurian.
Indefinite but possibilities on
the Guilds schedule are such
offerings as Arthur Miller's new
play. for which Mrs. Miller
(MariIyn Monroe) is mentioned
as star, and Tall Story" by
Howard Lindsay and Russell
Grouse.
49,
BULLETIN BOARD: Open
ing today: Brigitte Bardot's
latest, La Parisienne," at both
the Playhouse and Dupont
theaters. >. That at the Play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

VIII see cuhute III tnht, thir
buying season tickets on an un-
precedented scale.
Locally. the degree Of stir 4
registered IN three conspicuous
forms, 20 wit.
Arena Stage has doubled Ia
subscriptions for next season
with another interval OF such
sales 10 be held In the early
autumn with the announcement
OF Arenas specific program.
Olney theater subscriptions
to the manaaement's intense
delight. are up from one-third
70 one-half over last year.
Even before the announce
ment Of a single attraction,
two-thirds Of last years Thea
ter Guild subscribers renewed
Totaling 5000, this group
showed an unheard Of degree OF
speed In getting its orders In.
As Of today. the Theater
Guild comes through with a
program announcement which
indicates that the renewing
subscribers we're well advised
by their soothsayers. Or. II the
latter we're merely playing
lunches. they are in top form.
The Guilds season will start,
appropriately enough. with a
, political comedy. Its title is
''The Girls in 509." 1t was
written by Howard Teichmann
1.-THE Solid Gold Cadillac")
and will star Dorothy Gish and
Imogene Coca. The Misses Gish
and Coca will be playing a
dowager and niece who leave
their hotel room, No. 500, after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
THE PASSING SHOW
Covolcode of Comedy
To Open New Season
BY JAY CARMODY
star Drama Editor

The business that right To be wreathed In smiles
the cche has g. the In show business The legitimate
that rs
has every reason believe that II the threshold Of
With very little else stirring. although August
win change IN that The customer about and busy
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29
Eighth Meeting, Friday Morning, September H. 1853

EdgnCn Heeung, FFlday morning. SopCemDef IL, I056
The Supreme President, Brother " l. Mandich opened
the meeting with his greetings to the supreme officers and
entire membership Present all supreme officers and
officials Also the President Of the Chdrens
Home Board Brother Teno Spusic who welcomed by
Brother Mandich -
Brother Mandich asked for reading Of the Minutes
OF the Fifth Meeting Brother Philip Vukech read the min
utes which approved motion Of Sister Nksic
onded by Brother Mikan.
Brother Kovacevch reported that he received letter
from Brother Gavas consenng to the publication Of his
letter in his report Acknowledged and approved unanimously
The report of the Superintendent of the Chidren's
Home Brother Nicholas Sarch read Brother Borch
moved and Brother Kovacevch seconded that the report
be accepted. Passed without dissent
Brother Sipusc submitted the report Of the Chdren's
Home Board. : "
Brother Sipusic Here is the written report OF the
Chdren's Home Board, while will submit the recommen-
datons of the Board together with the necessary exp
nations verbally The first recommendation is the
placement of the heating system in the Administration
Building The present furnace DID, and requires extensive
repair and replacement of parts We have looked and
all available possibilities and have the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-29
Ninth Meeting, Friday Afternoon, Septeml

Ninth Meeting, Friday Afternoon, September H. 1858
The Supreme President, Brother v. l. Mandich called
the meeting to order with his greetings Present were all
supreme officers and officials.
Brother Mandch asked Brother Brch to read the min
utes of the sixth meeting which approved with cor
recons motion Of Brother Borch seconded by Brother
Hnich He then read the minutes Of the seventh meeting
which likewise approved with some corrections on
motion by Brother Vranes seconded by Brother Mikan
MISCELLANEOUS Fl
Brother Mandich - Next week. the convention Of the
greetings by telegram Approved unanimously Brother Man
dch then reported that the convention of the SNPJ organ
zation being held in Cleveland and suggested that Broth
John ovcach extend greetings in person Approved
unanimously.
Brother Mandich - stated in my report, and also
spoke the subject that all supreme officers make study
of bylaws and that each of submit his observations
here send them by mail This important matter on
which should all work that the proposed bylaws
b ready for next meeting in March Together can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

l2:l5
9-Love Of Life. SerioI.
1870
ALT Gould be You. Variety.
Bill Leyden, host.
5-FFonkie loine Show. Music.
9-SeGTeh for Tomorrow. Ser1.
l2:45
9-Guidins Light. SerioI.
100
4-FeotuFe Playhouse. Movie.
IA Hours. "Croio's Wife"
1896. RosoIind Russell. John
BoIes.
5-TV Readers Digest. Drama.
7-TFoubIe With Fother.
Storing Stu Erwin.
9-TheoteF Of Stars. Drama.
THE Fleeing Yeors." Ann Hard
ing.
I:3o
Slate Lunch Movie.
Ia Hours. THE Fountoin."
1894. Brion Aherne, Paul Lukos.
7-BeuIoh. Comedy.
Storing Ethel Waters.
9-As the World Turns. Sericl.
2:0o
Tour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
Storing Eve Arden.
9-Beot the Clock. Contest.
2:3o
4-Kitty Foyle. Drama.
Storing Kathleen Murroy and
featuring Ralph Dunn, Bill Red
field and others.
7-Studio Seven. Dromo.
9-House Porty. Variety.
500
4-Motinee Theoter. Drama.
I Hour. THE Prophet Hosee,"
by Marjorie D. Adler, O story of
the Hebrew prophet, his wife
Conner and the unethieol priest
Doenon.
5-Life With EIizobeth.
Storing Betty White.
7-Americon Bondstond.
Dick Clark, m. c.
9-The Big P0yOff. Quiz.
$3.50
5-GFondpo's Place. Kids.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30

I'm saludo muy especial para
Ell senior Brian Richardson y Sc
nora, LOida Caban de Richard.
son, quienes celebraron en- ell
dis de aver la grata OCCASION de
sus Bodas de Papel, primer ami
versario de matrimonio, y nues-
tros votos por SUI ventura per-
sonal.
Bodos de Sedd
Nos es grato felicltar de ma
nera muy especial a la estimada
pareja Guiana tornado por Ell
senior Luis Ross Vergara y seno-
ra, Lolita Duy6S de Ross Yer.
CARA, con motive de la grata
celebration de sus Bodas de Sc
das, doce amos de venturosa
union matrimonial, en- dias pa
sados.
KoddS de PIdtd
Celebi an hoy la fausta oca-
sion de suS Bodas de Plata, vein
ticinco amos de ejemplar y ven
turosa union matrimonial, el
senior America Diaz y sonora,
JOsefina de Diaz, miembros
apreclados de nuestra colonia
Guiana residente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos~ nuestras mas
cal as felicitaciones y deseos de
que disfruten de largos y di
chooos amos mas de dicha con-
yugal.
Aniversario Matrimonial
Aver celebraron la grata oca-
sion de un nuevo aniversario de
bodas ell senior Victor Manuel
Bazzani y Sonora, Lima G. de
Bazzani, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia colombiana.
Vayan para ellos nuestras sin
ceras fe~licitaciones y votos POI
SUI ventura personal.
Vayar nuestras mas caras fe-
licltaciones para la estimada pa
reja salvadorena tornado por
Ell senior Fermin Zabaneh Y Sc
nora, Maria Tulsa Chahin de
Zabaneh, con motive de la gra-
ia celebration de SUI aniversario
matrimonial en- Ell dia de aver
y nuestros deseos de que 60
cen de muchos amos mas de d.
cha conyugal.
De Voeoeiones
Por la via aerea llegaron de
Panama en- dias pasados a dis
frutar de una temporada de re-
creo en- ests ciudad ell senior
don Juan B. Arias Y sonora,
dona Elvirita Zubieta de Arias,
acompanados de sus tres hijos.
Les presentamos I'm cordial
saludo v les deseamos una per
manencia muy placentera entire
ROsotros.
Dos Amos
Celebro aver Ell segundo ami
versario de SUI despreocupada
existencia Ell gracioso nino Je.
sis Carlos Romo, hijo del senior
Jesus Romo y sonora, Esther
Palacio de Romo, gentil pare
ia Guiana que fila SUI residen-
cia entire nosotros.
Lo felicitamos cordialmente Y
lie deseamos muchos amos mas
de vida, rodeado del afecto de
sus amaDtisimos padres.
Cuotro Amos
Hoy celebra sus cuatro anitos
de edad, rodeada del carino de
sus amorosos padres, la primo
rosa ninita Esther Elizabeth Rey
algeria del hogar tornado por
Ell senior Rafael Rey y sonora,
Nenita Peix de Rey.
La felicitamos calurosamente
y lie deseamos una larga y ven
turosa vida.
Pora Panemd
Unas gratas vacaciones les
deseamos al senior Robin Green
y sonora dona Tania Zubieta
de Green, quienes salieron pa
ra Panama a pasar las fiestas de
Navidad y Ano Nuevo al lado de
su familia en- esa ciudad. '
| G O ri P H o
FoToGRAFI
IA CASA De
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30
Poro Panomd

Pora Poncmd
Unas gratas vacaciones les
deseamos al senior Robin Green
y sonora dona Tania Zubieta
de Green, quienes salieron pa
ra Panama a pasar las fiestas de
Navidad y Ano Nuevo al lado de
su familia en- esa ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30
DE WASHINGTON
-Por REBEcCA.

DE NEW YORK.. -.
Tuvimos Ell susto. de saludar
a nuestro distinguish amigo DR..
Guillermo Espinoza, quien sc
encontraba en- asuntos particu
lares en- la ciudad de New York.
ANIVERSARIO
MATRIMONIAL
Hoy domingo 20 de diciem-
bre estan cumpliendo su primer
ano de vida matrimonial ell ca
ballero don Cesar Monies Y SUI
distingulda sonora Merceditas
de Monies. Hacemos votos por-
qIe ceIebren muchos dias como
este y que refine en- SUI hogan la
eterna dicha,
DE Ell
Regres6 de la ciudad de San
Salvador ell senior Jose Rodri-
guez Oiazabal, despues de per-
manecer por varios dias en-
aquella capital en- la reunion
del INCAP celebrada reciente
mente. Lo saludamos.
PARA
A pasar las fiestas de Navi-
dad y Aho Nuevo sali6 para Ma
nagua, Nicaragua, Ell joven es
tudiante David Stathagen. LIE
deseamos alegres vacaciones al
lado de los ,suyos.
DE URUGUAY.
Saludamos rnuy afectuosamen
te a la estimable sefora Ola
dys Houston con motive de SUI
reg"sso de la ciudad de Monte
video, Uruguay, en- donde Sc
encontraba con motive de la
-Conferencia de Carreteras efec-
tuada recientemente ne auueila
capital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30

CuotFc Amos
Hoy eelebra sus cuatro anitos
de edad, rodeada del carino de
sus amorosos padres, la primo
rosa ninita Esther Elizabeth Rey
algeria del hogar tornado por
Ell senior Rafael Rey y sonora,
Nenita Peix de Rey.
La felicitamos calurosamente
y lie deseamos una larga y ven
turosa vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30
CUMPLEANOs INFANTIL

CUMPLEANOS INFANTIL
FL dia "a de diciembre cum
pli6~ dos amos de dichosa exis.
tencia, la vivaracha ninita An
toniette Marie Rios, hija del
senior Antonio A. Rios y su es.
Unable sonora LenOa de Rios.
Esta secci6n Sc complace en-
enViar a la infantil cumplea.
nera carinosas felicitaciones.
que hacemos extensivas a sus
amorosos padres.
CUMPLEANOS
Aunque tarde lie enviamos
carinoSas Sfelicitaciones a la es-
timable sonora Blanquita de
Kelly, esposa del Mayor John
Kelly con motive de SUI fecha
natalicIa eelebrada reciente-
mente-
PARA CUBA. +. . -.
Salio para la ciudad de La
Habana, Cuba, la distinguida
senorita Nora Fernandez en-
viaje de placer. LIE deseamos I'm
feliz vlaje.
nrS ~
Despues de permanecer por
varios dias en- mission Official de
Ia Union Panamericana regre-
so a esta ciudad ell caballero
Woodrow Harrison, a quien to-
nemos ell gusto de presentar an
atento saludo.
DE GEORGIA.
En- odisfrute de mercedes va
caciones ha llegado a esta ca
pital ell jovens Enrique Fugon,
qCien Sc. encuentra bajo entire
namiento militar en- Fort Be-
ming.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30

CumpleoTos
Aver celebro sus tres antics
de edad ell hermoso nino NestOr
Martin Morales, algeria del no.
gar tornado por ell senior Mes
tor Morales, Vice Consul de la
Republica de Nicaragua, y Sc
ncra, Virginia Manch de Mora.
les.
Lo felicitamos carinosamente
y lie deseamos una larga y pros
pers vida.
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