davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-26

primero en- que Sc consignan los
obietivos y actividades de la Or
ganizacion, los que seran: la pro-
mocion "del consume mundial
del cafe, la defensa de la econo-
mia de- cafe y la discussion inter-
nacional de los problemas cafe
teros para contribuir a la expan-
sion del concrete en- favor de
productores y consumidores''.
Las enmiendas aprobadas So
bre las actividades de la organi.
zacIon d~eclaran que esta Sc man.
tendra vigilante para proteger
al cafe.
Ell tercer articulO sobre estu.
dos cafeteros, da a los gobier.
nos al derecho de retener datos
que Sc consideren confidencia-
les.
Hay numerosas enmiendas "a
estudio, las que seran presenta-
das en- la session plenaria de ma.
mana.
FL mayor obstaculo al dessn-
volvimiento de las discusiones
ha sido ell resolver las diferen-
cias que habia en- cuanto a sis
temas de votaci6n. Sc espera que
esta noche Sc Ilegara a un aeuer-
do sobre tres formulas de ave-
nencia entire ell criterio latinoa-
mericano y 81 africano. Los de-
mas puntos de oesacuerdo Sc han
solucionado, incluso ell de la cue.
ia que Sc fijara a los producto.
(Pasa a la Pagina 13)
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-26

Social en- cumplimiento de una re-
comendacion de la C~onferencia
Economical de Buenos Aires.
En- este estudio Sc lie prestara
atenci6n especial al procedimien-
to de consulta en- relacion con la
liquidation de excedentes agrico-
las por afectar sacramento la eco
nomia de los paises latinoamerica-
nos cuando no Sc afectua en- for
ma ordenada. La estabilidad eco
monica de la mayoria de los pal
ses de America Latina depende
del precio y la cuantia de sus ex-
portaciones de productos basicos y
la colocaci6n de excedentes pro-
duce, a veces, fluctuaciones amor
males de la demanda y precios de
esos productos en- ell mercado mum
dial.
Esta nueva comision de caracter
permanente del CIES continuara
sus estudios sobre Ell problema del
plomo y ell zinc, ash como de otros
minerales de importancia capital
para las republicas americans. Fl
gura tambien en- SUI programa de
trabajo ell estudio sobre la conve-
niencia de crear un ORGANISING es-
pecializado sobre ell cobre, plomo,
zinc, estano y tu%ngsteno, cuyo es-
tablecimiento fue recomendado
por la Decima Conferencia Inte-
ramericana, celebrada en- Caracas
en- 1858.
GPasa n In padina 10y
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-26
ROBERTO GOENAGA
P%RESIDENTE DE LA
CORTE

BOGOTA - Tai como Sc habia
anunciado, tomaron possession de
sus cargos los nuevos magistrates
de la Corte Supreme de Justicia y
los nuevos %consejeros de Estado.
Ia ceremonia Sc cumpli6 en- Pa
lacio, ante los miembros de la jun
ia militar, cuyo presidente tomo ell
juramento de rigor a los mas altos
administrators de justicia de la
republica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-26
PR0CED|N!ENTO De C0NSULTA
ECONOMICAL ESTUD|ARA C|ES

WASHINGTON, D. c. PAU)-El estudio de un procedimiento
interamericano de consulta economical sera uno de los trabajos de
mayor importancia que realizara la Comhion de Productos Baicos
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-26

Los magistrates de la Corte Sc
dirigieron luego a su sede de La
%Candelaria, donde procedieron a
reunirse en- SUI session plenaria. Du-
rante dicha session fue elegido pre-
sidente de la corporation ell doctor
Roberto Goenaga, y vicepresiden-
te ell doctor Jose Hernandez Arbe-
laez.
Los magistrates fueron convoca-
dos nuevamente a fin de resolver
la Corte Supreme ante la Corte
Electoral.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-26
Guatemala
Flores Ayendano Mega Presionard
a Diputados para IncIinar Ell voto
en- Favor del General YdlgOras F.

GUATEMALA, Enero 25-(UP)-El Presidente GuiIermo Flo
res Avendano, neg6 hoy haber presionado a los diputados para inci-
mar SUI vote en- favor del General Ydigoras Fuentes.
"Como Presidente -diio- respeto la opinion de los diuutados
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-26
LA INVESTIGATORS RECIBIRA
AHORA UN NOTABLE IMPULSE

BOGOTA. - OILS doctores Luis
Gutierrez Jimenez y Roberto Pine
da Castillo, magistrates de la Co.
mission Investigators, celebraron
aver una conferencia con los ma
gistradoS auxiiiares y con los va
rios jueces que estan actuando en-
Bogota, para zanzibar ideas sobre
las labores de csc ORGANISING.
Durante dicha c~onferencia Sc
acord6 dar ell mayor impulse a
todas las investigaciones en- mar
cha a fin de perfeccionarlas den
tro del menor tempo possible.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-26
sOsTIENE RETO A CONACCION

CALI - Ell candidate nacional a
la presidencia de la %republica, doc
tor Guillermo Leon. Valencia,
quien desde ell Sabado pasado Sc
halla en- esta capital despues de ha-
Der realizado la primera etapa de
SUI gira nacional, declare que mien-
tras Connection no asuma directa-
mente la responsibilities de la de-
manda anunciada contra Ell ante.
la comision Investigators por SUI
afirmacion hecha en- Cali en- ell
sentido de que Sc desstaria una
nueva ola de violencia para exter-
minar al liberalismo 81 no acepta-
ba la ratification de SUI candidate
ra por parte del congreso, "yo me
abstendre de referirme al sunto,
pero 81 la assume, respondere".
Ell doctor Valencia hizo la ante.
rior declaration al ser informado
de que la denuncia pertinente va
Sido formulada por un doc
tor Palacios. Ell candidate agreg6:
EN- Manizales rete a Connection
para que Sc apersone directamen-
tie de esta demanda y no 10 haga
por interpuesta persona para de-
cir por que hice esa declaration.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-26
MIGUEL SERRANO CAMARGO
SERA NUEVO SECRETARIO
GENERAL DE EDUCACION

BOGOTA - Acerca del nombra.
miento de secretario general del
MiniSterio de Education Nacional,
ell senior Ministro, doctor Alsono
Carvajal Peralta, nos manifesto en-
ell dia de aver, que en- Palacio, para
la firma de la Junta Militar de 60
bierno Sc encontraba ell decreto
por medic del cual Sc nombra al
doctor Miguel Serrano Camargo,
actual medico de los Seguros So
ciales como .secretario general de
dicho ministerio.
FL doctor Serrano Camargo to-
mara possession 10 mas pronto que
lie sea possible. Ell nuevo ~Secretario
va habia desempenado la misma
posicion en- ell Ministerio de Salud
Publica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-26

referirme a SUI atenta comunica-
cion del IS de los corrientes en- la
que present6 renuncia del cargo
de Ministro de Justicia, para ma
nifeStarle que la Junta Militar de
Gobierno considera que no existe
motive alguno para SUI renuncia y,
por 10 tanto, veria con sumo agra
do SUI continuidad en- ell cargo.
Con sentimientos de considera-
clon y aprecio me es grato suscri-
brine del senior ministro, atenta-
mente, Brigadier General JUAN
B. CORDOBA, Secretario General
de la Junta Militar".
Con la decision de la junta de
%gobierno, communicate oficialmen-
tie al doctor Villarreal por inter-
medic del secretario general de la
junta, queda resuelta totalmente
la crisis planteada con la renuncia
del titular de la cartera de justi-
ella, renuncia que, como aver 10
anunciamos, Sc produjo como con-
s%ecuencia de las declaraciones del
ex presidente de la repdblica doc
tor Laureano Gomez. Ell doctor vi
~llarreal, segdn 10 manifesto anoche
a la prensa Sc declara plenamente
satisfecho con ell respaldo que lie
ofrece la junta militar y por 10 tan.
to continuara al frente de la ear
terra de justicia.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Lifetime Budget Program

A NYBODY CAN spend money. The problem Is
IN how to spend wisely. Professional economists
say the best guarantee Of this Is budget However,
like New Years resolutions, budgets are easier to
make than to keep, and the danger Is that after
breaking the budget often enough, the homemaker
may give up the whole idea and just spend when
and much he pleases
For those who find it tough to control their
dollars and senses, encouragement Is forthcoming
from a most unlikely source: Rear Admiral F. L
EntwhiStle, USN (retired). As young graduate Of
Annapolis, Ensign Entwhistle had to face the prob
lem of How q man can live within his income
on a meager salary" Now, 40 years later, the
admiral has decided that free-spending civilians
need a practical guide to thrift Condensing the
wisdom of an old salt into a slender volume entitled
Practical Guide to Your Financial Future
Vantage Press, New York;, the admiral has come
up with a sea-chest full of sound budgeteering
principles
Evening star., 1958-05-11

While the admiral does not ignore day-to-day
problems his major interest is In longrun financial
security. do you believe" he asks that someone
starting at the age Of ~, at s. 900 year or $50
week. earning maximum salary Of 5000 year
about the age Of SIS, could retire at IS with an
income greater than his maximum earned salary
Il. e., greater than $8000?" According to the
admiral. this be done through iudicious spend
ing, saving and investing, which should bring In
5000 year at retirement age Social Security
and modest company or union pensions make up
the balance.
BY comparing its income with the admirals
median Of $500 month, and his recommended per-
centages of expenditure in the various broad classes
Of expenses. family see how well it's doing In
providing for the future.
What are the expenses budget helps regulate?
Adequate housing. food. and clothing are, Of
course essential Transportation, the protection Of
adequate life insurance. benefits of modern medical
CONTINUED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theatef Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena Dark. Apollo" and
The Browning Version" re-
sumo tomorrow.
National - "Auntie Name:
$50 pm. ;.
Shubert-"Visit to q Small
Planet; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Fort Dobbs"::
LAS. AIS, $50 and $50 pm.
Apex-"The Bolshoi Ballet;
lis. 3:25, $50, 1880 and 9:35
pm.
Capitol - Lady Takes a
Flyer; 11:40 am, las, 3:45,
5:45, 1850 and $50 pm.
Columbia -" Raintree Coun-
ty"; 11:55 am, 1855, 5:55 and
1855 pm.
DupOnt-"The Bride Is Much
TOO Beautiful; lis, 8, 4:40.
6:25, $40 and GAS pm.
Keith's - paths of Glory;
Has am. las. 3:45, 5:45, 7:45
and GAS pm.
Macarthur - Smiles of a
Summer Night; 6, 7::55 and
$50 pm.
MetrOpOIitan-"Fort Dobbs";;
1910, 2:30, 4:55, $3.50 and 1855
pm.
Ontario - Witness For the
Prosecution; /, $40, $40, 1880
and 9:45 pm.
Palace - "A Farewell to
Arms: II am, las, AIS, 7:05
and $50 pm.
Playhouse - wild Is the
Wind; IL am, 1:05, $40, Sis,
TBS and $3.50 pm.
Plaza = And God Created
Woman; 1880 am, lis, 3:20.
5:25, 1885 and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux - "Bonjour iris
tesse"; 1880 am. 1880, $40.
$40, 1850 and 9:55 pm.
UptOwn-"Around the World
in 80 Days; $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
THE PASSING SHOW
Disney Knows Where
The Movie Money Is
THE PASSING SHOW ,
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Stan Writer

Walt Disney could be the hero of the motion picture
exhibitors though probably not Wednesday nights
Wednesday nights he is competition via Tv Via Tv nobody
friend Of the movie theater The movie theater
owners call Disney friend six nights week. though
He has lust announced-or Leo Samules
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Loewe Has Bounce

NEW YORK.-There is a
certain quality of bounce and
gaiety peculiar to the Viennese
and it distinguished Fritz LOewe,
co-author Of MY Fair Lady"
now in the hospital after a
heart attack. Through the oxy-
gen tent, I'm certain that Fritz
is regarding the world with just
as much gay impertinence as
he regarded the bouncing dice
at Las Vegas. He'd discovered
the game of dice last Septem-
Der: utterly charming" he told
me. When I rolled the dice,
Fritz enthusiastically would
rub my back for luck and he in
sisted on the same massage
when he rolled them. The mas
sage cost him a lot of money
but didn't faze him a bit. We
ran into him at Henri SOuIte's
a few weeks back. He was with
the Moss Harris but he came
over to our table and said visit
fully: Cant we go back to Las
Vegas soon?" This isn't the
first time he has been hurried
to a hospital. After the first
reading of MY Fair Lady" he
suffered an emergency appen-
dectomy. While he was hos
'pitalized, he continued to COM
pose his brilliant music.
He always has had the viva
cious wit and philosophy of the
true Viennese. A critic sug-
gested that his partner and
lyricist, Alan Jay Lerner, was
lucky. Indeed he is" said
Fritz. "And the harder he
works, the luckier he gets"
These two originally met at the
Lambs Club, where radio writer
Lerner and Austrian Loewe were
penning material for the an
nual Lambs Gambol. From the
partnership came Paint Your
Wagon" and then their Drama
Critics Award for 'Brigadoon."
It was while working on Brig
adoon" in 1852 that Gabriel
Pascal called from London and
told them he had the musical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03

Mike Wilding and bride
Susan Nell are of to Cuba to
continue their honeymoon as
guests Of George Raft, who
owns a piece Of the Capri night
club and casino in Havana.
Susan first met Mike when she
was on her honeymoon with
Roy KelIinO, formerly married
to the present Mrs. James
Mason.
y ~
Warmers could have had
Brigitte BardOt under con-
tract for a few hundred dollars
weekly. BIB played q bit part
for them in Helen of Troy"
for a salary of $500 a week. Di-
rector Robert Wise thought he
saw something in the then bru-
nette bit player. and filmed q
special test of her. But the
studio answer was Nothing. +"
The lawyers representing
Rock Hudson and estranged
wife Phyllis are still hassling
over the divorce settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

rights to ''Pygmalion." They
worked 4 or 5 months on it and
then abandoned it, deciding, as
Rodgers and Hammerstein had
decided before them, that it was
impossible to make a big mu-
steal out of the three central
characters of the George Ber-
nard Shaw creation.
4 +
Loewe and Lerner told me
that the biggest stymie was the
problem of working out a mu-
steal play in which there
couldn't be a kiss, an embrace
or even a love song because of
the curious character of Prof.
Higgins as outlined by Shaw.
Within my Fair Lady" the
sentimental ION the Street
Where You Live" is merely a
semi-comedy invention for a
society lad who thought he was
in love with Eliza. II Could
Have Danced All Night" is only
an expression of ELIAS delight
that she had passed the final
examination of her status as a
lady. They solved most of their
problems by presenting on the
stage what was not in the book:
the great ball and the Covent
Garden scenes. Lerner told me
that on at least one occasion
they weren't so lucky. Fritz
bought me a book and said he
thought it would make a great
musical. After reading it care
fully. I told Fritz I couldn't see
anything to it," That was a
fairly good piece of property:
"Teahouse of the August
Moon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03

This has been Q stalemate be-
cause Of what Rock wants to
pay and what Phyllis believes
he should pay. A pity these two
nice people couldn't make q 60
of marriage.
From Jean Simmons on the
Home Before Dark" set:
when I was East recently. I
finally got to see My Fair
Lady I didn't see Rex HaF-
risOn. but Edward Mulhare was
terrific" There has been talk
that when MY Fair Lady" be-
comes a movie, Jean will have
the Julie Andrews role
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Brozzi Upset. VIII Sue

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA).-
ROssanO Brazil is suing the
magazine which reported, via
an interview with his wife
Lydia, that it was all right with
her If Rossano had extramarital
lady friends. "She said nothing
of the kind" Brazil told me
Indignantly at Goth Century Fox
(where he is starring in "a
Certain SMILEY MY wife is
Observation-Disclosures not that
much. We're both very upset. I"
Lydia has lost as pounds
recently. mo pills, no shots, !"
said RoSsano. "She Just goes
without lunch. Sometimes she
wakes me in the middle of the
night and says, look how thin
I ami"
Dick Powell, leaving for
Arizona with his 1.-THE Hunters"
production, shook his head and
said, II can't shake this cold"
The Phoenix sun should do
him good. Robert Wagner
joins Robert Mitchum and
Richard Egan in the Powell pic
ture. Wagner drove down Sat-
urday with wife Natalie Wood.
Sophia Loren lost $500 at the
roulette tables in Las Vegas.
She didn't care for the expert
ence. 1T depresses me to see
people work so hard to lose the
money they work so hard to
earn" Her husband, Carlo
POnti, few to Switzerland on
business. I understand he will
not be back in time to appear
with Sophia on Ed MurrOw's
Person to Person" March 81.
You will see her in their pent-
house apartment here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
NEW STANTON THEATRE


Ample ParkinT Facilities
PIERRE FRESNAY stars IN a mag
nif1cent work Of aim art and one Of
the most inspiring stories ever brought
Is acclaimed By critics I'll S over 1.-The he
p g1rEa . be z truly supsrb masterplece
the true life story Of st. Vincent de
IN century rt devoted pEf 81. NE N. 70 IN e:
poor my brothers and my masters"
This superb screen triumph won sew
eral international Awards. including q
the YeaSs ses sss ro AssGsT PIN A"e tss
Grand Prix At Venice and the GRAND
Prix du Cinema Francois and 4 British
Film Academy. citation as Best Film
Proud dt % present ssE st on. n A. S. T sS
sreatest an-time classics.
MONSIEUR VINCENT"
0reneh with Enslish sgbtitlsS
MMR sarh,.. with Tie all-time Greatl"=--
Times. .unforgettabie Has sweet fer
T YgI and p,6 6sauty"-N. Y. Herald
FERNANDEL stars in Emii zOlas i'm
mortal CLASSIC Produced and directed
~ Marcel Pagnol co-starring JAG
PoE A.. s r.. vIsa spd HENRI Pou:
lightfullv unrestrained down to-earth
comedy that Is one Of the frances
sreatest contributions to the screen.
"NAIS MICOULIN"
Qrench With English subtitles)
,,. At 7:3O and 1910
superb "a the word for Fernandeli".-
S... P.Inoif i Dietur sAt1s Sn'P S 81 the
cREENBELT g. ca. $40. .;sloo
THE ENEMY BELOW" RoTr
M1TcHUM, 7;20 9:I5. See so.Ft.
Model Sub on Display In Our LebbV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03

disney releasing agency, buena
Vista. has just announced
that Disney theatrical film
features will not be released
to television. This goes for pre-
1948 as well as post-l94a
movies.
The reason is a simple eco
nomic one. Sold to TV, they
would be finished. In the Dis
ney vaults such features as
"Snow White" Cinderella,
"Bambi" and others are as
good as annuities. Every five
to seven years they can be taken
out. busted OF and shipped
around to the theaters again.
Awaiting them is a brand
new audience. to which they
are as fresh as if just released
for the first time. There may
even be some repeaters sneak
ing in. but neither Disney nor
the exhibitors mind that a bit.
4 \
The Disney attitude is bound
to be a comfort to the film thea
ter folk 1t couldn't have been
revealed at a better time than
now when old movies on TV
are being called what's wrong
with business in the movie
houses. The exhibitors are
quaking in apprehension, fear
full that someone will loose a
flood Of post 1913 films to the
living room Cyclops.
Disney, however, is widely
regarded as a man who knows
better than almost anybody
how to make a buck more diff
ferent ways out of a theatrical
property. If he sees the bigger
return in the theaters, maybe
the bankers who control studio
backlogs will think twice before
selling their wares to the COM
petition.
\ \
WHY APOLOGIZE?-The ex-
hibitorS also have an ally in
Cecil B. DeMille. though they
may not be conscious of it when
haggling with him over sharing
the box Office take. DeMille is
another who believes that a
man who makes a movie is en-
titled to an ample reward. He
also believes movies made for
large screens should be shown
on large screens.
While betting the critics the
other day (as reported here
yesterday by Jay Carmody),
Mr.. DeMille also threw a few
sharp jabS in the direction of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
1.-THE BLACKBOARD JUNGLE"-GIenn Ford in q grim
shOcker about violence in the high school set.
DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"-War beyond shell range
Is hilarious melee for Glenn Ford, Mickey Shaugh-
messy.
THE ENEMY BELOW"-RObert Mitchum and Curt Jurgens
in dramatic duel between destroyer and Nazi
"THE GOLDEN AGE OF COMEDY"-SOme tOp-nOtch SAM
pies Of the daffy slapstick Hollywood has produced
pal JOEY-SO-sO film Of the musical enivened by Frank
Sinatras irst-rate acting.
PEYTON PLACE"-Lana Turner heads all-star cast in
fairly literal translation Of the best-seler.
PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPEE"-Suspenseful recreation of
famed World War ii chase, documentary in tone.
"SAYONARA"-MarlOn BrandO and Red Buttons in . fine
film of James Michener's East-meets- West novel.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
;ABAJO LAS sUEGRAS!

iABAJO LAS SUEGRAS!
Querida Amaranta: EstOy ca.
sada con Ell hombre mas indesea-
BILE de este mundo y siento tener
10 que decir pOrque es ell padre
de mi hiijo. La culpable de mi
d~esgracia es su madre. GAbajo
las suegras!) Estoy enferma a
causa de los disgustos y malos
tratos de mi esposo. TOdo por
culpa de SUI madre. (iMalditas
sean las suegras!) que es rema.
tadamente e hip0crita. Nunca
he hecho NAL a nadie, pero aho-
ra estoy cambiando de idea y,
como mi suegra esta recibiendo
ayuda del Departments de
Bienestar Social, sin merecerlo,
he proyectado denunciarla. ito.
do sera que me mate! Per0, a
mi que me importa, 81 no tengo
ganas de vivir? (iMalditas sean
las suegras!)
PAULINA
ESQ de generalizar es muy Pc
ligroso Aunque listed no 10 crea,
hay suegras encantadoras. Hay
tambien algunas que tratan de
monopollzar ell amor de sus hijos
y que, ell mostrarse celosas de
sus esposas, han contribuido con
su equivocada conducta a hacer
que la palabra "suegra" sea ST.
nonimo cast de "mujer insopor-
table,. En- su case es precise
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27

nOHILONIALES
1-Querer con amor
5-Tonto, idiota
8-Fruto de los ~cocoteros
Decentralization
13-Tejido transparent
14-Remover la terra con ell arado
15-Nombre de mujer, Inv.
16-Mahometano
18-Nombre de mujer
20-Acertar
21-Amarres
22-Interjeeei6H
23-Casa solariega
26-Penetre
30-Del verbo arar
31-Permanecen
33-Escuchais
34-Extremidades de ciertos ami.
males
36-Mandatos
38-Rio de Alemania
40-Brote
1lOC uLd ASSiOH uG africa
44-Destuir, devastar
47-Aberturas domiciliarias
49-Ciudad de Alemania
50-Se quema
51-Rece
52-Del verbo oral
53-Comarca de Indochina
54-C6digo international
55-Desabrido
yERTICALES
1-Canoa mexicana
Natural de Mauritania
3-Quisiesen con adoracion
4Rosca de pelo
5-Imbeciles
6-Posesivo, Pl.
7-Pronombre personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27

de
M

Con TODD exito fue celebrado
ell almuerzo y revista de modas
ofrecido por la ALBANIA Intera-
mericana y la industrial Textil
Guiana en- dias pasados en- Ell
Sky Room del Hotel Dupont Tar
Teton. Vemos aqul varlas escenas
de este evento social, aparecien-
do tres de las bellas y gentiles
damitas que presentaron los
modelos senoritas Gladys Be-
rrelli, Rosarito Guentes y Zul-
ma Jump. En- otro grupo, en-
compania de Miss Colombia la
bellisima Merceditas Baquero
que resulto triunfante en- ell
concurso de belleza del Festival
de las Americas vemos al senior
j. Raul Curbelo, representante
de la Cia. Rayonera de Cuba, y
las damaS Imana Velez y Ramo-
ma Sarria ~disenadora y modista,
respectivamente de La Habana.
Vemos tambien a la sonora r.
ma Villalba de Merchant, quien
preside ell comite organizador
de este evento, en- compania del
senior Enrique Valledor, sonora
Merceditas de Gazitda y sonora
Inesita de Gonzalez. FOTO GORT