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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

PAGINAS EScOGIDAs
10 QUE ES ETERNO
Por BILBAO

de d6nde venias, sabidurfa inmanente, que Dor los
.lablOS de la mfancla, con SUI ciencia y con suS libp0s en-
SUI temple a los viejos doctores confundfas?
de donde venias, Illumination resplandeciente, que
como cometa de bendicion pasando sobre la frente de la
America, bautlzas a los puebloS siervos que yacian senta-
dos a la sombra de la muerte?
Eras justicia, y venfas de la fuente misma de la JUS
ticia.
GEras la humanidad que pedia la installation de SUI
gobierno llamado democracia.
lSanta Verdad!, -fue Ell ~pensamiento libre que vic la
misma ley. de libertad en- cada uno. Fue la passion .huma-
mlsma esperanto que amino a todos los oprimidos. Fue
la ~represalia del indigena, fue la dignidad abatida del hiio
de America, fue la venganza contra la conquista, la soii-
daridad del indio y del criollo vindicado ell mismo dere-
cho a la soberania de la terra. Moctezuma y Nance Ca
pac, Caupolican y Lautaro Sc estremecieron en- SUI tumba.
Tupac Amaru y Washington precipitation ell torrente. La
palabra del derecho, en- fin, como verbo de una nueva crea-
cion, sOpl6 Sobre ell continente para reproducir los dias
primeroS de la algeria de la justicia.
Y en- las regiones de la iona t6rrida Y en- la iona tenn
pada, en- los llanoS de Venezuela, en- las pampaS argenti-
mas en- los wales de Nueva Granada y en- las montanas de
Chile, ell hombre, cualquier que fueSe SUI color, SUI Origen,
proclamo la misma humanidad, la misma necesidad, eli
mismo credo: LA SOBERANIA DEL PUEBLO, LA
GUALDAD
iCuando, en- que tempo, en- que lugar Sc ha visto a
TODD I'm continente dividido, incomunicado, avasallado. le-
vantarSe como un solo hombre?
iDesfile la historic con ss siglos Y olga, cual siglo ha
visto una maravila mas grande!
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

ohhAtSACO AuO OpoNdoAO Cl LII
Fernando Sacasa al gran indus
trial venezolano Eugenio Men
dOza me entere de la formi-
dable obra social que dicho mag
nate de la terra de Bolivar ha
llevado a cabo en- las empresas
que tiene en- SUI patria.
La obra de Mendoza es un
gran ejemplo para los hombres
de America. 81 lutheran cen
tenares de empresarios como
Eugenio Mendoza, que tambien
penSaran que beneficiar a sus
trabajadores en- todoS los aSpec-
toS es. justo y conveniente, Ell
deStino politico, social y econ6-
micO de nuestra America seria
distinto. La importancia del
capital privado es innegable. Los
economists modernos insisten
en- la necesidad de que los CAPT.
taliStaS latinoamericanos invier-
tan suS caudales en- las poten-
cialidadeS de suS paises y que
practiquen I'm prudente nivel de
juSticia social.
La conversation con Mendoza
me hizo recordar un episode
sucedido durante una cena de
uno de los clubes de filantropos
que tuvo lugar en- un hotel de
una ciudad centroamericana.
Como ell tema de la noche era
la justicia social, Sc desat6 un
duelO de Oradores que propo-
MAN una serie de sugestiones
al gobierno para que este die
tara leyes de justicia aoscial g
hiciera mas obras en- beneficio
de la clase humilde. En- medic
de aquel gran entusiasmo y
cuando las Sugestiones~ surgian
por centenares, Sc par6 un jo-
ven ingeniero e hizo la siguien-
te pregunta:
Senores, dijo nuestro perso-
maize, todas las ideas que habeis
expuesto son magnificas y JUS
tas. Pero creo que no hay ne
cesidad de pedirle al gobierno
que dicte leyes para que dichos
beneficios sc empiecen a poner
en- practica. En- nuestras manos
esta poner en- marcia estos pro-
yectoS. Sugiero que empecemos
por ayudar a los trabajadores
de nuestras empresas Quiero
hacerles una pregunta:
iHay acaso alguna ley que
nos impida que hagamos JUS
ticia social?
I'm silencio- absolute rein6 en-
esa mesa. Ell Presidente TOGO
la acostumbrada campanita y
declare %clausurada la session. To-
dos Sc macharOn a suS caSas,
las palabras Sc las llev6 ell
viento y pocos minutes despues
los meSeros y empleados levan-
taban las mesas. Sc apagaron
las luces y TODD sigui6 igual
que antes.
Sin duda, en- esa reunion ha-
cha falta un hombre con un
concepto claro y moderno de
la function del capital y ell ira
bajo, como Eugenio Mendoza,
que lie hiciera eco al reto que
lanz6 Ell joven ingeniero. Su
0bra en- Venezuela es una gran
reSpuesta, que comprueba con
evidencia que las leyes no son
indispensables para hacer justi-
cia social, cuando hay buena
voluntad de parte de los patro-
nos y obreros.
Eugenio Mendoza es un hon.
bre de una gran personalidad;
tiene una conversation muy
amena y practica la virtud de
interesarse por la opinion de
suS interlocutores. Els muy mo-
deSto cuando habla de sus EN-.
presas y sus obras de beneficio
Lo podemos definir CO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12
FL EjempIo de Eugenio
Mendoza en- Venezuela
PoR N D

puDllcludu, pueS cOnS1Qefa-6qu1
vocadamente a mi juIcio-que
divulgar las obraS que Ell ha
hecho en- Venezuela seria mix
tificar Ell verdadero prop6sito
de elias.
Sobre ell punto de divulga.
cion entra en- discussion con ell
suscrito periodista. Ell dice que
eSaS obras tienen por fin be-
neficiar a sus conciudadanos Y
tr~abajadoreS y que quiere apro-
vecharlas para darle prestigio
a su persona. LIE replico que,
a pesar de que comprendo sus
puntos de vista, es importante
divulgar en- America ell ensayo
que ha hecho en- Venezuela,
'pues puede llegar a ser un
ejemplo para ell resto de los
industrialeS y capitalists de
America; es possible que muchos
industriales quieran conocer los
metodos de las empresas de
Mendoza y SUI siStema de bene-
ficios, para apliearlos en- sus
paises. Sobre dicha base, con-
vencido por esta vez, acepta y
me suministra algunos detalles
de sus obras en- la patria de
Bolivar.
Mendoza es dueno de 7 EN-.
presas i~ndustriales en- Vene-
Zuela. Estas empresas son:
Compania Anonima Venezolana
de Cemento, con sucursales en-
los Estados de Zulia, Lara y
Anzoategui; MateriaIes Mendo-
"a, que vende toda claSe de ma
teriales de construction moder-
ma Y sus accessories; Maquina-
riaS Mendoza, vende toda claSe
de tractores y m~aquinaria agrf-
cola en- general, motores etc.;
La CA. Concretera de la Costa
construye toda clase de tubos
de desagiie, bloques de cemento
Y muchoS materiales prefabrica-
dos de cemento para c~onstruc-
cion de carreteras y toda clase
de obras publicas; Protinal
Companfa An6nima, fabrica de
alimentos concentrates para
animales, que cuenta con mag
nificos laboratories y una gran
cantidad de productos; Papelera
Industrial Compania An6nima,
fabrica toda clase de papel pa
ra empaquetar industries v boil
saS; Shellmar Papelera, que
construye bolsas plasticas y una
serie de materiales de esta ella.
Sc y Venepal CA, la mas joven
de las empresas, fabricara, en-
breve y en- gran escala, ell papel
sacado del bagazo de la cana
de azucar.
Ell empresario de todas estas
companies tiene instituciones
destinadas a fomentar ell bien-
estar de sus compatriotas. Una
de elias, la Fundaci6n Mendoza
es una institution que tiene es-
cuelaS primarias Y de artes
y .oficios, hospitales para ninos
atacados de poliomielitis v jar
dimes de infancia, instituciOnes
estas ultimas d0nde las madres
que trabajan dejan a sus hijos
durante las horas de trabajo.
Todas estas instituciones estan
al servicio de los venezolanos
en- general, aunque no sean EN-.
pleadOS de las empresas de don
Eugenio Mendoza. La mayor
parte de los gastoS de eStas
instituciones corren por cuenta
de los fondos personales de
Mendoza, aunque tambien re-
chen subsidies de otras fuentes.
OtraS instituciones son exclu.
Sivamente para favorecer al
personal de las empresas in.
duStriales Y cOmerciales de
Mendoza. FL Departamento So
cial Mendoza, por ejemplo es
una institution que ofrece be.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-12

Saber: en- ell campo educatiyO
los planteles escolares del De.
partamento Social Mendoza tie
men la finalidad de dar hijos
cultos a la patria, de lograr Ia
continuidad de las generaciones
padres e hijoS de los obreros O
empleados en- cuanto a la voca.
ci0n que %tienen, para que So
aprovechen las capacidades pc.
tencialeS del individuo. Para
este fin, educativo, ell Depar-
tamento Social Mendoza no solo
tiene planteles en- Venezuela,
sino que Otorga becas en- 81
exterior.
En- ell campo de la salud GO
ian de beneficios de hospitals
zacion, aSistencia medica, odon.
tol6gica. Tiene tambien varias
instalaciones para ell deporte y
algunos centres de recreaci6na
Ell DEPARTMENT. Social Men.
doza ofrece a los empleados de
sus industries su propio Segu-
70 Social. Tiene tambien Servh
clos de PrestacioneS Sociaies, ia.
les como ell shorro voluntario.
Otra institution muy impoEs
tante, de las empreSas de Mem
doza, destinadS a prestar seryk
clio de justicia social es la Fk
nanciadora Innobiliaria NaciO.
nal Cha. Anonima CLINICAL. Els.
ia tieHe por fin que todos los
empleados Y ObreroS de las enc
presas de Mendoza Sc hagafi
miembros de esta compania para
que puedan adquirir sus casas.
-Cada miembro paga en- la fs-
cha correspondence ell 10 poP
ciento de su sueldo mensual; Ia
empresa a que p~ertenece ell EN-.
pleado contribute con ell 5 poR
ciento de las aportacioneS. Ca
da miembro esta obligado a pa
gar el so por ciento de las uti.
lidades extraordinarias que la
empresa lie concede. Por 10 gene
raj, tres amos despues de que 81
empleado ha ingreso a esta CONF
panfa Sc puede pasar a vivir Z
su propia casa, pagando o amorth
Zando las quotas estipuladas en-
ell contrato respective. Hoy, dies
amos despues de que SUI fund8
esta institution, ell go por cien-
to de los empleados de las en-
presas de Mendoza tienen SUI ca
sa propia; en- este calculO Sc to-
man en- cuenta tanto que han
cance1ado ell valor total de suS
viviendaS, como los que amortt.
Fan menSualmeHte ell adeudo. Al
go digno de mencionarse en- es.
ia institution es que sus afilia.
dos cOnservan sus beneficios 7
adquisiciones aunque Sc trasla.
den a TRAFALGAR a otras empire
sas, siempre que continuen los
pages estipulados en- los contra.
tos.
Esta es a gcandes rasgos n
Obra de Eugenio Mendoza, IL
cual es mas conpleta en- muchoS
aspectos que algunas institucio.
mes similares norteamericanaS
inclusive que las fundaci0ne6
Rockefeller y Ia kellogg. Es dig
ma de estudio, pues es un ejemp
plO que demuestra no solo 81
exitO que tiene I'm empresario
con buena voluntad, sine la CO.
pacidad que tiene ell obrero la
tinoamerican0 para aprovechaS
la forma inteligente, un siste.
ma de trabajo de mutua compren-
sion y una prueba evidente do
que una empresa que trata bien
a sus obreros recibe I'm mayor
rendimiento de ellos. Mendoza
tiene I'm personal directive espe-
cializado en- asuntos sociales que
dirige tecnicanente estas instL
tuciones.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Mrs. Huser Heads
Methodist Women

president of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the Bluffton First
Methodist church for the 1958-59 year.
Other officers of the organization
are Mrs. F. D. Rodabaugh, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Robert McCune, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Forrest Harmon
treasurer; Mrs. Murray Triple
horn, secretary of promotion.
Mrs. Dan Triplehorn, missionary
education and service; Mrs. j. Paul
Clark, Christian social relations; Mrs.
James Heininger, student work; Mrs.
Nelson Steiner and Mrs. Gene Mer.
icle, youth work; Mrs. Merle Shields
and Mrs. Ivan Clements, children's
work; Mrs. Adeline Graber, spiritual
life; Mrs. Clarence Gleason, litera-
ture and publications; Mrs. ]. S.
Steiner, supply work; Mrs. Myron
Meyer, status of women; Mrs. Ray
mond Spangler, Mrs. William Bllrk-
holder and Mrs. Frank Dray, local
church activities; Mrs. Leland Am
stutz, membership, and Mrs. Lamar
Basinger, pianist.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
.Lauriat Takes Lead
Role In Capitals
die Fledermaus"

Thorne Lauriat will sing one of the
lead roles in the Johann Strauss op-
era die Fledermaus" which will be
presented by Capital university, May
II.
Lauriat will sing the role of DR..
Fake, one of the bass leads in the
production.
Mr.. Wilbur Crist, director of Cap
ital'S instrumental music department
will conduct company of so, assist
ed by Miss Patricia Gaines, director
of the Columbus Lyric theater, who
is in charge of staging.
The ballet At the Bali will be di-
rected by the well-known choreog-
rapher Stella Becker. Costumes of
the hoopskirt period will be imported
from the East.
Besides his lead role in the opera
Lauriat is also baritone soloist with
the Mems Glee club, a member of
the concert band and Phi Mu Alpha,
mems music honorary fraternity. He
is a junior in the music education
department at Capital.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Lauriat, 137 Kibler street, and is a
1855 graduate of Bluffton high school.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
DOrthea Quiring
Dies In Columbus

Mrs. Dorthea Haury Quiring, a.
a resident of the Mennonite Memorial
home, died at 6 a. m. Monday at the
home of daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Williams, in Columbus where she had
been visiting for three months.
Born March 20, 1884, in Newton
Ka., she lived in New York City for
some time until moving to the home
here several years ago.
She was a former member of the
Mennonite church, Bluffton. Her hus.
band, Jacob, died in 1912.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs.
Williams, Mrs. Hildegard Huber of
Lima, and Mrs. Helene Hartmann
of New Orleans, La; eight grand
children; three sisters, Miss Elsa M.
Haury of Wichita, Ka.; Miss Sue
Haury of Granville, and Mrs. Helen
Boynton of Rochester, N. Y.
She was former member of the
Riverside Church of New York. Her
husband was professor of Biblical
literature at Bluffton college from
1922 to 1890.
Funeral services were to be held
April %, from the Basinger funeral
home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Reaverdam

Beaverdam high school play will be
presented April Is, at s p. m, in the
school auditorium. Miss Theda Woll-
mann is director.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Carey, to celebrate
the birthday of Mr.. Carey, were Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Eikenbary, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight M. Carey and daughters
Cheryl, Charlotte and Charlene of
Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Burkholder
entertained with pinochle party
Saturday evening. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Yarger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold j. Downey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Shine, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Stevenson, all of Lima and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Yant, Jr. of
Beaverdam.
Mr.. Louis Baker was admitted to
Lima Memorial hospital for observa-
ton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Reichenbach
and family of Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Kohl and family of Findlay,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Verl Reichenbach
and family were Saturday supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Reich
enbach.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gossman re-
turned home Sunday from a six-day
trip to Kansas.
The Richland Home Demonstration
club met Wednesday, April %, at the
Beaverdam town hall. Mrs. Lester
Van Meter and Mrs. Carl Fett were
in charge of a discussion on More
and Better Food for Your Food Dol
| lar"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hall and Mrs.
Raymond Zimmerman attended the
Ada high school senior class play
last Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Halls
granddaughter, Miss Edna Polling,
was member of the play cast.
Word was received Monday of the
! death from heart attack of Virgil
Manahan, aged 81, on April q. He
had been living at Ada, Oklahoma.
He was the son of Mrs. Lille Man
ahan, Bluffton Route 2, was born in
Beaverdam and moved away about
40 years ago. He leaves his wife and
four children, also three sisters and
six brothers. Mr.. John Manahan, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Herr, and another
brother and sister, left Monday for
funeral services held Wednesday at
Ada, Oklahoma.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
NeU MmG-ALUG Home &c House Not Only
Looks Modern, 1t "Operates" Modern

The new Mara-Alva Home Econom-
les House which has been provided
for Bluff3on college by DR.. Edna
Ramseyer, head of the home econo-
nomicS departmnt, is not only mod
ern in appearance, but in operation
officials of the Ohio Power company
have pointed out this week.
The home management laboratory
has been equipped completely with
electrical appliances.
In the kitchen there is an electric
sink which includes both dishwasher
and disposal units, a built-in electric
oven and surface units, and a 12-cu.
bic foot combination refrigerator and
freezer. The oven is recessed into the
wall and the surface units are built
into center floor island over which
has been built copper hood with a
built-in ventilator fan.
The basement, providing a
large area for informal entertaining,
is also well equipped to operate elec.
trically. There is another electric
range and refrigerator-freezer. The
utility room has automatic laundry
and clothes drying equipment and an
ironer.
There are also two 80-gallon elec-
tic water heaters which will NOR
than adequatly supply hot water for
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
Pleasant Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. William Sphaub of
Findlay called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Barnes Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Heatt of Column
bus were weekend callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Huber and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Huber and FAM
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Burdell Huber and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Heatt
of Columbus were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Huber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman
and family called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Hartman Sunday evening.
Dorothy Hartman spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Anna Zimmerman.
Mrs. Earl Stuart of Bluffton called
on Miss Nellie and Mrs. Lille Fett
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kimmel
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Kimmel.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Gleason and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Gleason and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

Dan were Sunday dinner guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Kindle and fam
lily, celebrating the birthdays of Mrs.
Gleason and Mickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Frantz were
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

Sunday evening visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Zimmerman.
There will be a meeting of the
MYF at the home of Joan Theis Sum
day evening.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

the needs = showers, laundry, dish
washing and general homemaking
chores.
DR.. Edna Ramseyer has also pro-
vided the very latest application OF
light for the various seeing needs.
Miss Ramseyer spent day with mss
Kaye Leighton, lighting specialist OF
Nela Park, lighting headquarters for
General Electric in Cleveland, and a
proposed lighting layout was imposed
upon the initial blueprints. Later Miss
Leighton came to the campus and,
after inspecting the home, made sug-
gestions as to the fixtures needed.
In the Mara-Alva Home Economics
house visitors will see valance, cor
nice and indirect lighting examples
plus many beautiful lighting fixtures.
Bluffton college can well be proud
of the newest addition to its campus,
Ohio Power officials report. Very few
Ohio colleges can boast such facil-
ity, where students may apply pre-
viously gained knowledge to basic
homemaking experiences.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
NOTICE To RInnRRs


Sealed bids will be received by the Council
OF the Village of Bluffton, Ohio, until II 100
Noon 4. S. 7. on May g. 1858, for the fol
lowing street repair materials to be applied On
the streets of Bluffton Il the Villages con
Venience in the following amounts: 10000
gallons of M. c. o., orl, 3, S, more or less !:
ioooO tons OF stone, nhore or less. And Also
Tor rental of Grader, Spreader Box Roller
sweeper, Trucks. as Fequired.
or all bids. -"
~ By order of the Council of the VILLAGE of
biuttton' State VI Ohio. April s, 1853.
Signed: A. ]. b. Longsdorf. Clark
April 1924
LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. A49O7 "a
John ;, Pnglise. whose last known address
was l5 Dose Street in Albany. New York, is
hereby notified that Mary Christine PugIise
mas tiled her petition against him for divorce
temporary Rnd permanent custody and support
OF the mlnor children, equitable division of
property and equitable relief on the grounds
OF gross nealect of duty and extreme cruelty
IN Case Number 44907 of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Allen County, Ohio and that
said cause will be for hearing on or after six
weeks from the date of the first publication
of this notice.
Durbns Navarro. Rizor Dapore
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
COZ Cook Tower. Lima, Ohio
BY E. s. Navarro
April ~, "a. May 1. 8, is, %
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
ArmOrsviIle

Mr. .and Mrs. H. o. HiIty were
Sunday dinnerguests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ewing and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Hartman spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Grismore.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Montgomery
and family spent Sunday with Mr..
Eugene Reams of Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle McCarty and
son called Sunday afteroonn on Mr..
and Mrs. Erwin Moser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hilty and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Montgomery called
on Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Hilty Sunday
evening
Sunday afternoon and evening cal
lers of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunbar
were Mrs. John Dunbar, Jr., and
daughter, Waldo Rayl, 10 Ann Grant
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Herman and
family.
Mrs. Lenore Montgomery called at
the c. w. Montgomery home Friday
evening.
Mrs. Grace Klingler was a Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Klingler and
sons Tommy and Jeffrey called on
Mrs. Grace Klingler Monday evening.
RESEARCH FINDS by the Puerto
Rico Agricultural Experiment station
and the USDA show that Puerto Rico
could boost its economy by expand
| ing its agriculture
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24

APPLY PESTICIDES only to the
crops specified, in the amounts spec
flied and at the times specified in
label instructions, says the National
Safety Council.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-04-24
OPEN HoUSE-APRIL 26-27

We welcome interviews with Home
Economies graduates from Bluffton Col
lege for openings in our Home Service
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
Mission Week Set
By Baptist Church

The National Baptist Memo
rial Church will open an eight
day World Mission Week OBJ
servance tomorrow that win
bring guest speakers to the
church each day except next
Saturday.
DR.. George w. Sadler, special
representative for Europe, For
eign Missionary Board Of the
Southern Baptist Convention.
win speak in the church. Six
tenth street and Columbia
road NV. at II am. tomorrow.
DR.. j. Russell Andrus Of the
State Department and q for
|iner missionary to Burma, win
speak at the 8 pm. service.
On the closing Sunday. DR..
Dewey Moore, Southern Baptist
Convention missionary in Rome.
will speak at ii am.
Monday through Friday there
will be q $50 pm. dinner each
day followed by a film and one
or more speakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
Temple PIuns Tribute
To Philip Schiff Sunduy

Members Of Temple SINAI
will pay tribute to the late
Philip Schiff at an $3.50 pm
service tomorrow in the temple,
800 Military road NV.
Mr.. Schiif was q vice presi-
dent of Temple Sinai and chair
man Of the congregations So
cial Action Committee. The
committee is sponsoring the
meeting tomorrow.
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Lutheruns to Hear
India PreIute

Bishop Rajah B. Manikam
Of India will address an open
rally at 8 pm. Monday in
Luther Place Memorial Luthern
Church, Thomas Circle.
Bishop Manikam, a vice
president Of the Luth er a n
World Federation, will speak on
1.-The Role of the Christian in
Asia Today"
The prelate. now visiting pro-
fessor at Union Theological
Seminary, New York, will speak
to alumni of Union and Auburn
Seminaries at / pm. in the con-
ference room of the AFL-CIO
Building, BIS Sixteenth street
NV.
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|Loyolu League
To Hold Retreat

More than 1.l0O men are ex-
pected ct the annual commun-
ion mass and breakfast Of the
Manresa-Loyola Laymen's Re
treat League tomorrow.
The mass win be held at 8
am. in st. Patrick's Catholic
Church. Tenth and g streets
NV. The Most Rev. Philip M.
Hannah. Auxiliary Bishop Of
Washington. will be the cele-
brant.
Ambassador Carlos p. Romulo
Of the Philippines will speak
at the breakfast following the
mass in the Willard Hotel
Joseph H. Cantrel, president of
the League of Refreshments,
will preside.