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, 1958-03-24
WORLDS NEWEST
NATION
by DIR. c. JAMES FLEMING

by DIR. G. JAMES FLEMING
This week the major islands
of the British West Indies
three million people-wiil
move a little nearer toward
becoming a n Independent
nation.
This step forward will be
taken Tuesday, Mar. 25,(to-
morrow when elections are
held for members of the first
Parliament Of the new fed
Grafton, officially named "The
West Indies"
One month later, on April
%, another major step will be
taken when the Royal Prin-
cess Margaret will preside
ever the formal inauguration
of the new two-chamber Par
lament, as the special repre-
sentative of Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth v.
On that day, also, the As
member House of Representa-
tives will elect the first Prime
Minister Of the entire fedora
ton.
He will undoubtedly be Sir
G~rantley Herbert Adams, pre-
emily prime minister of Bar
bados, prominent labor leader
and lawyer, and one Of "The
Big Three" of the British
islands.
The prime minister will be
the topmost elected official Of
the federation.
He will share honors, for the
, 1958-03-24

> MANU- ~, 1890 nv. %
time being, with the Governor
General, Lord Hailes, who
took Office January 3, after
appointment by the Queen.
The governor general, in
addition to being the ceremo-
:nial Representative of the Brit
ish monarch, will have "the
last word" in regards to the
defense, external relations,
and financial stability of the
new nation-to-be.
When "The West Indies" be-
comes a full-fledged dominion
and, therefore, a sovereign
power, the prime minister will
be the highest official.
There was great fear a few
weeks ago, that none of the
outstanding leaders of the is
lands would be available for
the prime minister's position.
The constitution Of the fed
Grafton does not permit any
enc to hold Office both in an
island government and also in
the federation's.
For this reason the seasoned
leaders had decided to remain
with their respective islands,
where they now have power
and following The pessimists
saw only a Second best" head
ing the federation.
The big Three" met recent
", however, and the 59-year-
old Sir GRAVITY decided to be
a candidate for Parliament
from Barbados. He is certain
, of election to the legislature
and, in due order, to the prime
, 1958-03-24
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~ -cHAnpIoH ~ pusllc R1oHr JUSTICE .""

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VOL. ia MONDAY, MARCH "a, 1858 NO. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
We're In for New Era
In American Livinq

Keeping up with the
Jones' today. means having
something different from the
neighbors." says Mrs. Wander
bilt Webb. founder of the
Museum Of Contemporary
Crafts.
Changes are coming in
the home fashions field. says
this authority, in an article
in the current issue of a mer-
chandising trade magazine.
She reports the following
opinions:
William T. Snaith. manag-
ing partner of Raymond
Loewy Associates, believes
that the public's desire for
beauty today is twofold-a re-
action against stark decor
and a search for security
symbols.
People" he says, have
soured on machines. Their
confidence has been shaken
by repeated misadventures of
the Explorer, Vanguard.
Nike, etc. What has resulted
is that the consumer is put
ting new emphasis on crafts
manShip; the handmade
look is important for the
things in his home surround
ings. This is where the secu-
rity symbol enters in"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

The reception celebrating
the Armed Forces Day OF the
United Arab Republic which
was 10 have been given to-
morrow has been cancelled.
The Military Attache. Col.
A. Sabry Kamal. and Nine.
Kamal: the Air Attache. Col.
M. M. Baraka and Nine.
Baraka. and the Assistant
Military Attache. 1t. Col.
A. M. Abdallah. and Nine.
Abdallah. were 70 have been
hosts for the party at the
UAR Embassy.
No reason was given for
the cancellation.
In the absence OF Col.
Kamal who could not be
reached for comment, Col.
Baraka said there was mo
reason at all" why the party
was called of. but indicated
It was "a last minute de-
cision."
Asked II the announcement
made over the week end in
Cairo that there would be
no Armed Forces Day cele-
brations in the UAR capt.
tai explained why the recep-
ton here was cancelled. Col,
Baraka said ut might be a
reason"
Col. Baraka added. Every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry A.
Thiebeau announce the mar
riage Of Mrs. Thlebeau's
daughter Miss Jeanette A.
Brown 70 Mr.. Robert c Flora,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
J. Flora of Lantana, Fla.
The wedding took place June
"a In Takoma Park Baptist
Church. The couple win live
In Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Jane Louise 10 Mr.. Randolph
Warren Debnam. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Buckner
Debnam. The Wedding took
place june II In Sc. Johns
Episcopal Church. Chevy
Chase. Md. The couple viii
live In Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Fox
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Toby TO Mr.,
Philip Gilbert Berman. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ber-
man of Baltimore. Md. The
wedding took place June %
In Beth Sholom Synagogue.
The couple win live in Day
ton. Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Bell OF
Arlington announce the mar
riage OF their daughter Bob
bic Lynn 10 Mr.. Philip AM
drew Cockrell. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fred cockrell
of Grover, N. c. The wedding
took place July II In the
Duke University Chapel.
Durham, N. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sherman
Cox announce the marriage
OF their niece Miss Ruth
Beatrice McAvoy 10 Mr.. Gerry
Allen Briggs. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerry Briggs Of Russell.
Pa. The wedding took place
July 3 In the Northminster
Presbyterian Church. The
couple will live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Announcement Is made of
the marriage Of Miss Lanora
0eissler Of Radford. Va. 70
Mr.. Carl w. Lewis OF Airing
ton. The wedding took place
June % IN ST. James Catho-
lie Church. Falls Church. The
couple win live In Falls
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Mayo
Galloway announce the mar
rage Of their daughter Fay
Elizabeth TO MFR. Frank Doug
lass Morrison. son Of Mr., and
Mrs. Francis Bartholomew
Morrison. The wedding took
place July S In st. Mary's
Episcopal Church. Arlington.
The couple will live in Ar
lington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
UAR Coils Oft Reception;
New UAR Envoy Due Tonight

body is busy. We have work
10 do. We don't have the
time 10 do II (have a party
right now"
IN THE MEANTIME, the
newly appointed United Arab
Republic ambassador TO the
United States. Mustafa Ka-
mel. Is expected 10 arrive
here late tonight by train
from New York where his
ship locked earlier in the
day. Minister Amin M. Mouf-
fab. Charge d'Anaires since
May, and Press Attache Mo-
manned Habib went to New
York 10 greet him.
MR.. ONG YOKE LIN. the
Minister for Labor and Social
Welfare Of the Federation Of
Malaga, arrives In Washing
ton today for an unofficial
visit to the United States.
In honor Of Mr.. Ong's visit
here, the Ambassador. DR.. Is
mail bin Dato' Abdul Rah-
man. and Mrs. Ismail have
issued invitations to q cock
tail reception TO be given to-
day from 6 tos8 o'clock at the
embassy.
Mr.. ong is visiting the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis L.
Domsky announce the mar
riage OF their daughter Toba
Mona 10 Mr.. Jack Mizansky.
son Of Mrs. Rose Mizansky
and the late Mr.. Morris Mi
zansky. The wedding took
place June 81 In Adas Israel
Synagogue. The couple will
live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mrs. Flora Smith schroebel
announces the marriage Of
her daughter Elva Lee 10 1t.
Bernard Rogers Card. uSAF.
son Of Col. and Mrs. Bernard
Card Of Paris. France. The
wedding took place June 7 In
81. Thomas Episcopal Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Louis
J. Rumaggi Of Chicago an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Carol Louise
Heron. TO 1t. Alan Lyndal
Reed, USNR. son Of Mrs.
Caroline Story Reed Of this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Craver. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. X. craver. also Of Arling-
ton. The wedding took place
May 81 In the Church Of the
Brethren. Arlington. The
couple win live IN Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Hansel Her
bert Blevins Of Falls Church
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Margaret
Celia 10 Mr.. Philip Curtis
Tuck. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Curtis Tuck of
West Bridgewater. Mass. The
wedding took place June 7 In
the First Christian Church.
Falls Church. The couple win
live in Williamsburg, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Meador
Of Roanoke. Va. announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Mrs. Estelle M. Chattin Of
Arlington to Mr.. Richard c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
WEDDINGS

city and Mr.. Edward Lyndal
Reed Of Philadelphia. The
wedding took place June 7 In
the Chapel at Fort Sheridan.
III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Reel
Of Bethesda announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

In another sphere alto
gether - who buys home
furnishings, and when-Mr.
Snaith notes an attendance
Of the masculine influence.
Nowadays, the bridegroom
has his say as the couple
chooses furniture and &C
cessories after they have
moved in.
Author and food consultant
James Beard sees the way
open for more informality
in American living and be-
lieves that the masculine in
f1uence is bringing about the
change.
Mobile Feasting
I'VE are in a time OF mo-
bile eating" holds Mr.. Beard.
Its a problem for the fam
lily to decide just where to set
their table: patio. game
room. or living room.
Originally" says Mr..
Beard, "the male influence in
cooking ended at the bar
becue pit; 1t has now gone in
doors. Lots of appliances are
aimed at male use. such as
the rotisserie. which is hus-
band-oriented."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

United States en- route home
10 Malaga after attending the
42nd session OF the Inter-
national Labor Conference
which was recently held at
Geneva.
Mr.. Ong was elected chair
man OF the COMMITTEES 10 con-
slider conditions OF employ
ment Of plantation workers,
and 10 discuss a proposed
convention and q proposed
recommendation based on the
conclusions adopted by the
leo at It's 10th session at
Geneva last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
THE AUSTRALIAN AM

THE AUSTRALIAN AM
BAsSADOR and Mrs. Beale
entertained at q dinner last
night In honor Of Sir Frank
Richardson. an Australian
businessman. and Lady Rich
ardson. who are on a visit TO
the United States.
Guests included Korean
Ambassador and Nine. Yang,
Swiss Ambassador and Nine.
de Torrente. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer 0ruenther, Col. and
Mrs. M. Robert 0uggenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Cowen,
Mr.. Horace Peaslee. Mrs.
Charles Walton and Col. and
Mrs. Keith Colwill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

BroWno
1904 b The lined red brown with nde'p WIN
buse
and b-2nd Floor and sare Spring. Floor
, 1958-07-23
bellion to tyrants is obedience to God"

DClIOA w W oAho 10 OCAASAAS W OoS-t
The greatest Of all injustices is that that goes under
the name of law, and Of all sorts of tyranny, the forcing
the letter of the law against the equality is the most IN
supportable. LEstrange.
To embarrass justice by a multiplicity of laws, or to
hazard it by confidence in judges, are opposite rocks on
which all civil institutions have been wrecked, and be-
tween which legislative wisdom has ever yet found an
open passage: Johnson.
The Warden and other officials at the Penitentiary of
Puerto Rico have treated me very good, but the knowledge
that have not killed anyone and have to serve time tor 1t
is very hard. I pray you to take the case up with the
authorities in the Department of Justice so that an investl-
cation may be conducted to establish the truth in my case.
You may contact my Social Worker, Treatment and
Classification Officer OF the Penitentiapy, Mrs. Julia M.
Aguirre and Mr.. Juan Santana Marquee, Director OF Edu-
cation at the Penitentiary in reference to me and my con
duct. Also you can check on other authorities here.
thank you for your kind attention, and pray to hear
from you. l remain
Sincerely and respectfully yours,
Isl David H. Goumarbatch
David H. Coumarbatch
Box 545 Penitentiarv
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
The Legislature adopted the following bills in the
form and by the votes indicated:
BILL No. SGT
SECOND LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIL ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
1t Special Session
1857
To Appropriate Additional Funds for the Operation
of the Department OF Public Works for the Fiscal Year
July /, 1857 to June 80, 1858.
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin Is
lands:
SECTION /. The following amounts for salaries
and expenses relating to the restoration and initiation of
certain essential public services are hereby appropriated
for the Department Of Public Works out OF any funds in :
the GENERAL FUND Of the Treasury Of the Virgin Is
lands, for>expenditure during the Fiscal Year July l,
1857 to June 80, 1858, for the purposes hereinafter ex-
pressly named:
() Public Works Department : Saint Thomas
General Operation of the Department,
including reactivation of the Signal
Station and reinstatement of four
az Coxswain and one ID Engineer $4,000
Purchase of Fouinmpnt.
, 1958-07-23
1st Special Session
1857

To Appropriate Additional Funds for the Operation
of the Department OF Public Works for the Fiscal Yea
July l, 1857 to June 80, 1858.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
Enpresario de Miami Beach
Estab|ece Negocio en- Mexico

I'm. joven de origen griego,
Michael Makris, de 81 amos, ha
decidido establecer negocios en-
Mexico, donde ha invertido con-
siderables sumas en- unas minas
de azure, asi como en- negocios
de transporte maritime entire
Mexico y otros puertos extran.
jeros.
Sin embargo, ha tropezado
con problemas, al encontrar que
ell juez federal de Houston, Te-
xas, ha dispuesto la interven.
ci6n fiscal de la Makris Provi-
dence Investment Corporation,
a solicitud de IA accionistas.
Ell abogado del senior Makris
10 es es ell conocido politico y ex
senador Claude Pepper, quien
ha declarado que la citada cor.
poraci6n fue creada con ell fin
de utilizar SUI capital en- inversio-
mes de. las empresas Makris,
quien posee Ell 60 por ciento de
las acciones de dicha compaiia.
Makris es vecino de 4730 N.
Bay Road, Miami Beach, y des-
de 1858 ha venido luchando por
obtener la concession de las mi
mas mexicanas, situadas en- Te-
huantepec, donde tambien ha
establecido una entidad para la
exploitation de una terminal ma
ritima que cuenta con la san.
ei6n del sobierno xfexicaEo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
Reehaz0 Ayuda
Para
ers-,s. ' ... 4.
I as EseueIos

La Junta de Education del
Condado volvio a rechazar la
oferta de ayuda economical fede-
raj para Ell progreso de la Glen.
cia, los idiomas y las matemati,
cas-.
Los miembros de la Junta vo-
taron 4 a 3 en- contra de la
a~ceptacion de dicho ofrecimien-
to-, que facilitaria $50 mil do
lares al Condado en- virtud de Of
preceptuado en- una secci6n de
la Lev Nacional de Defensa de
la Education.
Sin embargo, los miembros
a~ceptaron una proposition del
Superintendent Auxiliar Yves
ley MATHEWS, de reunirse con
los administrators e~scolares pa.
ra aprender exactamente como
funciona la ley.
Votaron en- contra de la acep-
tacion los miembros de la Junta
Helene Vosloh, Jane Roberts,
C, T. McCrimmon y c. Raymond
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
Advierten Contra
Exceso de Bebido

No permita que SUI fiesta de
Navidad lie de oportunidad para
destruir SUI propia vida.
Ash advierte ell Jefe de la Po-
licia Mr.. Walter E. Headley,
quien ha contribuido a que la
ciudad acumule 16 premios en-
r~econocimiento al exito de sus
medals de seguridad, y cuya lis.
ia de academies de transito ha
sido reducida en- un 8 por cien-
to, en- comparaci6n con ell aho
paSadO.
LA fiesta de Navidad de esta
temporada" -advierte ell Ca
pitan Headley, "puede significar
UNI largo fin de semana, un peli'
groso periodic de cuatro dias
que puede conducir a excesos
de bebida y a la muerte''.
Este tipo de exceso en- Ia
bebida, segun la experienced de
otros amos, usualmente tiene SUI
comienzo en- alguna celebration
social, como los conocidos "of-
flee parties.
Ell alcohol, agrega ell Captain
Headley, es I'm factor en- ell
So por ciento de los aceiden.
teS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
DIFlCIL LA CENSURA
DE PUBLICAcIONES
PORNOGRAEIcAS

81 senior Sol Cohen, dueno
de I'm estanquillo de revistas y
periodicos de 179 w. Flagler
Street, fue arrestado por ven.
der publicaciones lascivas.
Dicho comerciante expeso, al
ser interrogado, que no conta-
ba con tempo suficiente para
revisar con amino de censura
cada una de sus publicaciones.
Las publicaciones objeto de
este arresto, son . distribuidas
por la casa Sunshine State
News Company, y SUI admins
trador, William Hill, expres6
a las autoridades que no era
possible censurar las revistas
porque no hay certeza en- GUAM
to a 10 que es lascivo y 10 que
no 10 es.
"Lo que es conforme a la ley
hoy, podria ser contrario a la
ley malana" -anadi6 Mr.. Hill.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
Firna de Miami es Adquirida
por Companla de Tennessee

viene realizando la American
Investors por la IONA de Florida
del Sur.
La compania de Miami tiene
cerca de 5 millones de dolares
en- SECURES de vida, y activos va
lorados en- algo mas de medic
million de dolares. Sus 221.000
acciones estan repartidas entire
unas $50 personals.
Frank Poole, Presidente de
LA American Investors, declara
que la Florida del Sur como
una de las regiones claves de los
Estados Unidos.
Conjuntamente con la adqui-
sicion de la compania de Miami,
la American Investors adquirio
otra compania: la Florida Sun
Life, de Fort Lauderdale.
Con estas dos recientes adqui-
siciones suman va Z las empire
sas que han lido incorporando
en- una sola firma los dirigen-
ties de la American Investors
Corporation.
Estas dos adquisiciones dan a
la citada empresa una fuerza
economical de 36 millones de do
lares en- cuatro estados del sur.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
Disertaei6n sobre la
DeIineuencio Jvvenil

Ell DR.. Bernard Lander, uno
de los mas destacados expertos
nacionales en- materia de de.
lincuencia juvenil, hara uso de
la palabra en- ell Hotel Fontai-
nebleau, en- un almuerzo ofreci-
do por la Yeshiva University ell
domingo.
Ell orador principal del acto
sera ell Comodoro William R.
Anderson, quien pilote6 ell sub
marino n~orteamericano "Nauti-
lus" a traves del polo norte Ell
pasado agosto.
Ell acto sera en- honor de R.
William Apte, dirigente. ciyico
y filantropo de Miami Beach.
Ell DR.. Lander, director del
Bernard Revel Graduate School
de la Yeshiva University, es ell
autor de un estudio de 10 mil
casos de delincuencia juvenil,
patrocinado por la Universidad
de Columbia, Nueva York, que
ahora aparece en- SUI tercera
edici6n.
Ademas, es consultor sobre
Delincuencia Juvenil y Probe.
mas de la Juventud del Munich
pic y ell Estado de Nueva York.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
AUmenfo la colecfa
Anti TubereUIoso
del condodo Dode

La venta annual de Sellos pro
curacion de la tuberculosis ha
alcanzado mas del so por cien-
to de su meta, en- Ell proyecto
para 1858 de alcanzar 155. 900
d6lares dentro del Condado Da-
de.
Ash ha informado ell Presiden-
tie Maurice Long.
va Sc han contribuido mas de
81 mil dolares entire 46 mil ia
milias del Condado y entire CO.
mereiantes, desde que comenza-
ron a circular las cartas en- mo-
viembre.
Sc les recuerda mediante nue.
vas cartas, a los que no han CO.
operado aun, que deben hacer-
10 para beneficio de la salud CO.
lectiva.
Los servicios rendidos por la
campana anti-tuberculosa en- ell
Dade County comprende exame-
mes de Rayos x por TODD ell ano
a todos los adultos del Condado
y un programa educativo y de
cooperation amistosa a los pa
cientes de tuberculosis hospita-
lizados y a sus familiares.
De cada dollar vendido en- Sc
Hos anti-tuberculosis, 81 centa-
vos queda en- ell Condado; 10
centavos pasan a la asociacion
estatal y 8 centavos van a ma
nos de la Association Nacional
Anti-Tuberculosis, I'm centavo
pasa a investigaciones.
Las asociaciones local y esta-
tai Sc unieron a la Association
Nacional en- apoyo de los traba-
jos de investigation que Sc lie
van a cabo en- la Escuela de Me-
dicina de la Universidad de Mia
mi.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19

de varios dias de. ventas, GUAM
do I'm individuo de la raza de
color Sc lie aproxim6 .tom6 ell
dinero, encanonando al sorpren
dido administrator y conducien-
dolo al servicio sanitario de la
casa.
La suma que Sc llevo ell asal-
tante fue algo mas de $1,000.
Otro asalto a mano armada
Sc produjo en- la casa comer-
cial Wetzel Salvage Company,
sta en- 1927 NV "a Avenida,
donde ell propio dueno, Mr.. o.
e. Wetzel, Sc VIC e~ncanonado
por un sujeto con la cara Gu
bierta, quien 10 dcspoj6 de 1877
dolares, llevandolo, como en- ell
case anterior, al servicio sani-
tario del local.
Un tercer .asalto quedo frus.
trado, aunque result6 herida
la esposa del -dueho Mrs. Frida
Warnke.
Este tuvo lugar en- la tienda
de where's de 8201 NV II Ave.
nida y al instar ell asaltante a
la sonora Warnke, la misma sa-
LID precipitadamente de la pre-.
sencia del ladr6n volviendo las
espaldas al arma que portaba
este. Ell sujeto dispar6 y alcan.
70, aunque aparentemente sin
%gravedad, a la sonora.
Luego escape sin que pudie.
ran atraparlo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
de Pasajes Borinquen
los Hernnanos Ramos
Fiesta de Inauguration Manana con
VoIioso Premio q los Asisfentes

con la celebration de la inaugu-
racion de la agencia-- para la
cual ell pdblico hispano ha sido
invitado de manera muy espe.
cial, en- ell local antes menciona-
do.
Todos los asistentes a la flies,
ia recibiran un boleto para ell
sorteo de I'm pasaje aereo a La
Habana, de ida y vuelta, o viaje
sencillo a San Juan, Puerto Rice
o Nueva York, Filadelfia, Chi
cago o Boston, como cortesia
de la Agencia de Pasajes b.
rinquen. Como segundo premio,
la Farmacia Panamericana re-
galara una bella muneca de 80
pulgadas, cuyo valor es de %
dolares en- ell mercado local.
Durante la fiesta, que sera
transmitida por radio por la Es-
tacion WINE, habra entrevistas,
mdsica y muchos atractivos mas,