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The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Experts Puzzled Over State Of
 Nations Economy
tBy The Associated Press,

Well, President Eisenhower's figures for March employment are in, and your view of the state of the nations economy seems to depend largely on where you sit
 The President doesn't sound as optimistic as he did a couple of months ago when he thought March would give sure signs the recession was being reversed. He does think the statistics show slowing up of the decline"
 He doesn't see an emergency yet which calls for tax-cutting. In this he is joined by many other Congressional and govern mental leaders.
 Republican comment follows that line.
 Democrats are just as gener- ally inclined to say that while the emergency may not be as bad as it could be, it's still an emer- gency and the government bet ter get cracking with palliatives
 Labor leaders say the increase in unemployment, though smaller than in recent months, is not offset by the increase in employ ment. George Meany, AFL-CIO president, failed to see ia single ray of sunshine"
 The Wall Street Journal in three different articles, though warning against complacency, points out inconsistencies in the various indexes which might cause unemployment figures to make things look worse than they are.
 The Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail in London both took the line Wednesday that it is still not clear whether the American recession is on the wane, and warned against taking any op- timistic chances with the Brit ish budget.
 The facts are that slightly larger proportion of the labor force was unemployed in March than in February, and that sea- sonal gains were not as great as normal
 Less bad news, but still not good, Sen. Humphrey said.
 An important part of the bad news was not included in the gov ernment figures. Detroit report ed prospects for the automobile industry look worse instead of better, with more layoffs ex- pected.
 One reason you can get no clear view of the prospects for your own business is the politi- cally partisan approach to eval- uation of the news such as dis played in Washington. It's as though consulting doctors con- sidered the fees to be garnered from different diagnoses.
 And this has it's effect in the whole world, as witness the un- certainty expressed over the British hI1doet
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11

Initiation degrees were con ferred upon MT. and Mrs Werner Bohrer at O.E.S. Monday evening with a formal ceremony. Fol lowing the meeting a social hour was enjoyed with Worthy Matron Mildred Harwood and acting worthy patron Luther Dunbar directing the entertainment.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Former Gov. Devers of Mass. Dies of Heart Ailment

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, R - For mer Massachusetts Gov. Paul A. Dever, 55, died today. For many years he had been afflicted with a heart ailment.
 Dever was the keynote speaker at the 1852 Democratic national convention in Chicago.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11

Nowadays when people speak of the higher things of life they mean food.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30
st. Mary Scouts
|Giuen Charters
At ChiLlicOthe

CHILLICOTHE - st. Mary's
Cub Pack 13 and Scout Pack
10 recently received their char.
tiers at st. Mary's Church. Cub.
master Hugh Murray and Scout
master John Clendening were
presented the charters by Faith.
er John Kempf. assistant pastor.
Father Kempf also is the assist.
ant area chaplain for the Chief
Logan Council.
Promoted to the rank of Star
Scout was Joseph Griesheimer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cries
heimer, 1876 E. Main st.
Jerry Bostwick, Anthony Peck,
Godfrey Sauers and Patrick
Anderson received Troop Lead
ers' Warrants. Scout Peck also
received a Patrol Leaders
Badge; Scout Sauers, an assist
ant Patrol Leaders Badge: and
Scout Anderson a Den Chief
Cord and a Scribe Badge.
Receiving their tenderfoot
badges we're Ronald Clendening,
Charles Mcdonald and Joseph
Murray. Stephen Day was pre-
scented with his Wolf Badge and
David Chapman and Pat Murray
with Bear Badges.
The presentation ceremony
was followed by services that in
cluded recitation Of the rosary
and benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30
Jets To Return
Home Monday

The Columbus Jets, currently
on a road trip in the North. re-
turn to the West Mound Street
stadium Monday to open up a
long home stay, which ends
June %.
Providing the opposition in
the opening home series will be
the Montreal Royals who play
the Jets Monday through Thurs
day, inclusive.
A highlight of this series, as
far as the Diocesan youth are
concerned. will be the Tuesday
night game. That evening has
been set aside as Catholic Youth
Night. Proceeds of the gate will
be turned over to the Catholic
Youth Bureau.
The Jets then open a series
with Toronto next Friday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30
Plans Completed
For Track Meet

The third annual Columbus
Diocesan High and Grade School
track and field meet gets under
way at $50 am, Memorial Day
at Capital University.
An exhibition of the discus
throw and shot put by Jim Mar
shall of Ohio State University
and George Troutman of Capital
University, will be a feature of
the afternoons activities.
Trophies will be awarded TO
team winners and runners-Up
and TO individual winners. Rib
bons also will be given TO the
first five finishers in each
event.
Admission to the meet is free.
Sponsoring the event is the
Marian Council of the Knights
of Columbus in conjunction with
Diocesan School Superintendent
Monsignor Bennett Apologize.
The meet has the sanction of
the Ohio High School Athletic
Association.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30

large attendance.
Prior to the 8 pm. Jets-Mon
treal Royals game, members of
the Club of Champions will be
announced and trophies will be
awarded.
Each championship parish
Team also will be given a
Club Of Champions eertifi-
cate, designating the title
won by the team. Inscribed on
fhe certificate will be the
names Of the team players. In
addition, each player will re-
ceive q Club Of Champions
biiIfoId-size card.
Teams which will be awarded
trophies and certificates at the
7:30 pm. ceremonies are:
Immaculate Conception-win-
ner of the Class A heavyweight
football title.
st. Francis-winner Of the
Glass B Heavyweight football
title. /.
st. Christopher-winner of
the Glass A Lightweight football
crown.
st. Dominic-winner Of the
Glass B Lightweight football
crown.
Basketball championship
teams in the Junior Division
are:
Christ the King Class A,
South League.
Corpus Christi - Glass B,
South League.
st. Dominic-Class A, North
League.
st. Christopher - Glass B,
North League.
st. Catharine won the Prep
basketball title while the tourna-
ment title was taken by the
Chillicothe CYO.
Senior, Division cage win.
ners are ST. Mary Masds-
iene, Corpus Christi and St.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30

parish, announced fhe expsn-
sion plans and at fhe same
time named James veeley, 70.
currently baseball coach at
Holy Family High. Columbus,
rs irish coach - the first
since she early thirties.
Monsignor Winel also said the
school hopes to field a baseball
team and golf squad next spring
In addition, the st. Mary pastor
said the school will expand its
physical education department
st. Mary played football and
baseball this spring as part oil
the schools intramural pro.
gram, under Coach Mike Lo.
Presti, who has been named ath.
letic director. LoPresti has been
basketball coach at st. Mary
since 1851.
Newly-appointed Coach veel.
ey is a 1853 graduate of st.
Charles Academy, Colum b u s
and currently is working toward
an education degree at Ohio
State University from which he
will be graduated this summer.
veeIey coached Holy Fami.
iy TO third place in the Metro
baseball League this spring
and served as assistant bas-
kefbal' coach for the Raid.
ers, who posted q 1877 cage
record the past
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30

Thomas, while ST. Mary Mag
dalene took the tournament
crown.
In the Catholic Young Adults
league, st. John the Baptist won
the championship while st.
Francis Newark) took the tour
nament title.
The Junior Division girls
basketball league ended in a
three-way tie between st. Catha-
rine, st. Agatha and Immacu.
late Conception. The Senior
girls title was notched by st,
Mary Magdalene.
The soccer championship was
won by the st. Charles Martyrs.
st. Agatha took the West Lea
que Junior baseball crown while
Holy Rosary finished first in the
South League.
Chairman of the awards COM
mittee is Dom Tiberi, promi-
nent sports figure, who also as
sists in coaching football at St.
Charles.
Father Richard Dood, do
cesar director of the Catholic
Youth Bureau. which is in
charge Of the athletic leagues,
said that while the Club Of
Champions members are being
announced, various teams will
be standing out on the bose
ball field under their parish
banners.
! He emphasized that Jets
Badges will be honored that
night but youngsters must be
accompanied by their parents or
other adults.
Tickets to the games may be
obtained from members Of the
Knights of Columbus Councils,
or at GAG E. Town st. or at the
Catholic Youth Bureau.
The only seats to be reserved,
will be the box seats. All others
are on a first-come, first-served
basis.
Proceeds of Catholic Youth
Night will be given to the Catho-
lie Youth Bureau to help fin
ance its programs.
In case Of rain, the event will
be observed Wednesday night.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30

The latest animated color car
toon film on tuberculosis is "Are
You Positive?", available free by
phoning the T.B. Society, CA.
8-67O4.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30
Club of Champions
Event to Highlight
Catholic Youth Mite

Plans and all arrangements for the eighth annual
Catholic Youth Night, set for next Tuesday night at
Jets Stadium, have been completed. Hopes are high
that the finishing touches will be applied through a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30
St. Mary's Expands
Athletic Program
After rs Years, Lancaster Irish
To ReriUe Football: Coach Hired

LANCASTER st. Mary High School will expand
its athletic program next year with the goal of bringing
back football-an interscholastic sport abandoned by
the Irish a quarter century ago.
Monsignor Roland 7. WineI, pastor of ST. Mary
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30

In addition to his coaching
duties, Veeley will teach in the
sciences and physical education
departments.
Meanwhile, Coach LoPresti
will continue to be the schools
head basketball coach.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30

With q few strokes of the pen, jim veeley, center
last week officially became the first football coach
in some IS years at St. Mary High School Lancaster.
He begins his duties next Fall. Picture on the right is
Monsignor Roland T. Winel. pastor at St. Maryfs and
on fhe left. is Coach Mike LoPresfi. photo courtesy Of
Lancaster Eaule-C azette)
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
GARNET De DEGRADE

ic. Ublque su tocador de modo
que tenga buena Illumination du-
rante Ell dia y tambien de no
che. 81 coloca la mesa frente a
una .ventana, la luz dara sobre
SUI Iostro permitiendole verse
tai cuaI es, sin favorecerla, pero
tanlbien sin desmejorarla.
Las lamparas sebre las~mesitas
de luz deben tener bombillas
de so vati0s para proveer la
luz adecuada para leer.'
Tambien puede fiiarse en- la
cahecera o en- la pared encima
de la CANA (de csc modo queda
mas espacio libre sobre la mesi-
ia para libros, revistas, I'm vase
de 'eche }
Hemos visto una mesita de
luz muy interesante que, ademas
de la tapa y los cajones habi-
tuales tiene, disimulado, I'm es-
tante desirable que Sc puede
hacer girar de modo que de So
bre la cana y sirva ash de mesi-
ia para ell desayuno, apoyo pa
ra libros o cualquier otro traba-
jo.,
Alterne les muebles de made
ra con los de tapiceria. AL ubi-
car los diferentes muebles al
terne 10 que son enteramente de
maderd con los que llevan tapi-
ceria o con los corinajes. Por
entire una comeda y
SUI locador, coloque I'm silloncito
0 dele que las cortinas de la ven-
tana aligeren ell ritmo de las ma
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

Tao-Lao fue Ell seudonimo
que adopto para muchos escri-
tos periodisticos la recordada
poetiza argentina, Alfonsina
Storm, autora entire otras obras
de Gel dulce dano", "Langui-
dez", "Ocre", "Mundo de siete
pozos", etc.
Hay rubies de variadas com.
posiciones quimicas y de muy
distinto valor en- joyeria. Ell de
Bohemia es de infima calidad,
mientras que ell oriental es Ell
que mas vale.
La tartamudez proViene de
I'm desarreglo general del siste-
ma nervioso y en- la mayoria
de los casos Sc logra curar.
+
I'm buen liquido para limpiar
bronco, laton y metal blanco Sc
prepare con vinagre de mesa
al que Sc lie ha disuelto bastan-
tie sal eomun,
La cantidad de peces en- ell
mar Sc calcula a raz6n de 80
millones por cada kilometro
cuadrado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

La primera condicion cuando
Sc va a amueblar ell dormitorio,
debe ser, comodidad. Sea grande
o pequeio, el dormitorio debe
resultar comodo para aquellos
que 10 usan. 81 son dos personas,
Guide que tanto ell tipo de niue
bles como ell colur predominant
te agraden a ambos. No Sc de-
be incurrir en- ell error de tener
un aormitorio tan femenino que
ell marido Sc sienta incomodo
ent.e tanto mono y volado.
Por supuesto UNI dormitorio
muy pequeno es mas dificil de
amueblar que uno grande, por-
que nay que afinar ell ingenio
para upicar todas las pleas que
hacen falta en- esa habitaci0n.
Eliza mesitas de luz chicas, 10
mlsmo que una comoda de d.
mensiones reducidas. Reempla-
ce ell ropero por I'm CLOSET"
que coupe toda una pared. Ash
tendra lugar para toda la ropa y
ademas en- ell interior de una
de las puertas puede instalar
unas tablillas pequenas con SUI
respective oorde que lie servi-
ran para guardian sus potes y &C.
pilios.
Las camas no deben mirar ha-
ella la vensana. 81 es possible
coioquelas de mode que la luz
de la mahana no lie pegue en- los
ojoS G. de noche las luces de
la Gale. 81 no hubiera otra solu-
cion utilize en- las ventanas cor
tinas venecianas o un cortinaje
de tela muy gruesa que impida
ell paso de la luz.
En- SUI tocador la luz debe dar
sobre SUI rostro Y no en- ell espe.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
iEsO ES UNA MUJER!

ESQ ES UNA MUJER!
Querida Amaranta: Me es
listed una de las persOnas mas
simpaticaS que he c0nocido y.
pOr ESQ lie escribo esta carta,
aun sabiendo que mi profile.
ma es vulgar y que bien pc.
dria hallar la s0luci6n en- las
cOntestaciOnes que da listed a
Otras cOnsultantes. Pero soy
egOiSta y quisiera que me die
sc listed una c0ntestaci0n es,
pecial. He aqui mi case. Co
nOzco a I'm muchachO de quien
pecial. He aqui mi case. CO.
nOzc0 a un muchach0 de quien
estoy muy enamorada. De sus
sentimientOs no estoy muy Sc
gura y lie dire pOr que, Ell es
inbeligente, guapo, buen H.
pc y con brillante ~pOrvenir.
YO aunque no fea, soy una
muchacha corriente y sofa en-
eli mundO, 81 exceptlo a los
parientes con q~uienes vivo.
Tcmo que sus intenci0nes sean
pasar Ell ratio conmigo y por
ESQ nj siquiera lie he permit
do que me de un beso. Ell ha
intentadO y siempre lie he
rechazadO. 1Que lie parece mi
actitud? TengO 20 amos, soy
espan0la, no teng0 padres nj
hermanOs y vivo en- los Esta.
dos UnidOs con unos parien.
tes algo lejanOs. Estoy enamo-
RADIO del muchacho de quien lie
haolo; 10 malO es que por cues.
tones de familia, probable.
mente tendre que marcharme
lie este pals. Base mi actitud en-
que Ell no piensa casarse con-
rigo y en que 20 me he pro-
metido a mi misma no besar
sine al que haya de ser mi ma
rido. No crea que soy una in.
genua. He tratado con varios
muchachos. pero la vida ha
sido muy dura conmigo -
perdi a mis- seres queridos y
TODD 10 que tenia ~ 10 uni.
co que tengO ahora es mi
fuerZa de voluntad para pasar
por encima de este modernis.
mo que pierde a tantas mu'
chacnas. Aspire simplemente
a formar I'm hogan en- ell qus
mi marido jamas tenga que
eCharme NADIA en- cara. les
que no hay h0mbres que de.
sean respetar a la mujer a Ia
qae piensan hacer su esposa?
Voy cmpezando a Greer que
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

+ '+FT -
Con haber perdido tantas CO.
sas - a sus padres sobre to-
do - lie queda a listed algo
que lie sera suficiente- para
%triunfar: SUI tradici6n y su
fuerZa de voluntad. Sin en-
barge, 81 sigue listed en- este
pals, hara bien en- estudiar
sas costumbres y no seguirlas.
La mujer de education hispa-
ma que vive en- una gran ciu-
dad norteamericana esta 70.
deada de infinidad- de peli-
gros, ell mayor de los cuales
consiste en- este razonamien-
to: 81 las demas mucha-
ehas proceden de una name
"a 5por que yo he de proce-
der de otra? Este querer ser
americana sin dejar de ser
hispana-es decir, hispana pa
ra 10 que Sc siente y ameri-
cana para 10 que Sc desea -
ha dado .lugar a infinidad de
desenganos y desgracias entire
nuestras muchachas. No -quie-
70 decir que la muchacha nor
teamericana no tenga profile
mas, me limito a decir que la
extranjera trasplantada aqui
los tiene en- mayor numero y
magnitud. Abrirse paso en- un
ambiente distinto exige. mu-
cna cautela. Su teoria respec-
to al primer beso es excelente
siendo listed hispana de la
mejor traGicion; i%nadmisible
cast 81 fuera listed norteame-
ricana. No seguir ese secreto
Impulse de su corazon seria
tanto como falsificarse a ST
misma y TODD 10 falsificado Y
false ACADIA por perecer. Ma
turalmente es dificil triunfar
sustentando una teoria extra
ma al ambiente extrano en- que
Sc vive, pero no impossible nj
mucho menos. En- su case, es-
toy segura de que seran va
rios los hombres serios que al
leer estas lineas desearian CO.
nocerla. Este tipo de hombre,
cuya existencia listed misma
pone en- duda, abunda mu-
chic mas de 10 que algunas jo-
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
M
HUEVOS A LA CHILENA

HUEVOS A LA CHILENA
INGREDIENTES:
4 huevos "mollets"
pure de papas
aceite
limon
mostaza
Estragon picado
rabanitos en- rodajas
cucuruchos de jam0n
aceitunas verdes
METODO:
Tenga listos los huevos "mo-
llets". Hierva las papas, pa
selas por ell cedazo y condi-
mentelas con aceite, limon y
mostaza hasta formar i'm pu-
re espeso. Haga con este pure
unos nidos con una manga
de boquilla ancha y riadaz.
Coloque en- cada nido I'm hue
vo "mollet" Rodee los nidos
con los rabanitos, intercale los
cucuruchos de jamon y termi-
ne | adecoracion de la fuenet
con las aceitunas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

En- muchos pueblos de las
costas de Noruega dan a las va
cas-, como alimento, las cabezas
de los bacalaos mezclados con
plantas marinas porque consi.
deran, que de esta forma au-
mentan la production de leche.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
poema De hoy
Animal Cansado

Quiero I'm amor feroz de eorro y diente
que. me osoIte q troicion en- pIeno dio
y que sofoque este soberbio mia,
este oreullo de ser TODD pudiente.
Quiero I'm amor feroz de CARA y diente
que en- corne viva inicie mi sonerio,
A yer 81 ocobo este meloncoIio
que me corromPe ell alma lentomente.
Quiero un amor que sea n torrnento,
que TODD romPe y 10 remueve TODD
Porque vieor- profundo Ia oIimento.
Que puedo reonimorse oIIi mi lodo,
mi pobre lodo de animal consodo,
por viejos sendos, de rodor, hostiodo.
8 ALFoNSINA STORM
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
Cuotro Amos

Celebra hoy sus cuatro ami
tos de edad la primorosa ninita
Sylvia Elena Garcia, algeria del
hogan tornado por ell senior
Guido Garcia y sonora. Laura
Cosio de Garcia, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia GU
bana residente en- Miami.
Nos complace enviarle nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones y
votos porque goce de muchos
amos mas de vida, plenos de gra-
taS sorpresas y bienestares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
Pord La Hobono

Despues de cortos dias en-
Miami, en- viaje relacionado con
sus asuntos comerciales, regresa
a La Habana. por la via aerea Ell
senior Rene Montemar, a. quien
despedimos cordialmente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
De Psnsma

De Penemd
Por la via, aerea Heeo de Pa
mama a esta ciudad en- dias pa
'sados la gentil .sehorita Diana
Julia Pedreschi, a quien nos
complace presentar I'm cordial
saludo y desear una permanent
ella muy placentera entire noso-
tros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

Gran algeria RENO ell pasadO
Jueves, dia 80 de octubre en-
la residencia de los espOsos
Antonio GOnzaiez y Ada RE.
ra, del 1909 v w, Avenida
Sexta. Ell motive fue ell cum
pleahos de SUI hiiO, ell apues.
to jOvencito, Jorge, que arrib6
a los ii amos de edad. Jorge
apagO' las once velitas del
hermOsO bizcOchO, que fu& dis
frutado pOr ell homenajeadO "
sus numerosOS amiguitOS. r..
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

sentimental
per Amaranta

Diriianss las consuhas a BUZuN SENTIMENTAL, p. o. BOX sss,
International Airport Miami IS. Fla. Rogamos a los Iectores o
lectoras qpe firmen ss caftas con IN pseud6nimo o iniGiaIes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
D~istinquido Viojero

Procedente de Washington y
Nueva York, hace una. corta es-
Gala en- Miami antes de en-
prender viaje de regreso a su
patria por la via aerea Ell dis
tinguido caballero senior don
Roberto Lopez Fabrega, Minis
tro de Obras Publicas de la Re-
puh'ica de Panama.
LIE presentamos I'm atento sa-
Judo, deseandole una grata per-
manencia entire nosotros y I'm
feli7 vale.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
Primer Ano

Primer AHo
En- fecha reciente celebro la
grata OCCASION de su primer ami
to de edad Ell hermoso nihito
Orlando Lorenzo, algeria del no.
gar tornado por Ia apreciada
parejs cubana, senior Orlando
Lorenzo y sonora, Edda Bar
theau de Lorenzo.
Nos complace enviarle nues-
tras carinosas felicitaciones Y
desearle una prolongada y pros
pera existencia, rodeado del
afecto de sus amantisimos pa
dres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

FL higado es un alimento que
eontiene abundantes vitaminaS
y otras substancias que ayudan
en- la constitution de los muscu.
los y fortifican Ell ORGANISING.
Ell secreto para que un vesti-
do quede bien. planchado y con
aspecto de nuevo. consiste en-
realizar. Ell trabajo primero por
dentro, abriendo con cuidado
todas, sus. costuras y siguiendo
siempre Ell hilo de la tela.
Academia ,es I'm termino grie-
60 originalmente aplicado a los
bosquecillos donde ense1aba
Platon a. suS discipulos, y mas
tarde adoptado para~indicar de.
tenminadas instituciones de
educacion superior.
n ar
Es eonveniente que Ell cierre
de los yestidos, faIdas y panta-
ZONES a ~utilizarse en- viajes o
deportes sc practique con boto-
mes y ojafes; asi pdede reparar-
Sc con facilidad en- cualquier
cfrcunstancia.
4
En- Suiza Sc pena con multas
severas a los padres de los nj
nos que, sin motive faltan a la
escuela.
s'' , We
Treinta amos, ha dicho An.
Dire Maurois, son para la mu-
jer Ell triunfo de la personalidad
o NADIA.
-
Las primeras experiencias del
cine hablado tai como 10 como
cemos hoy fueron hechas en-
1923 por Voist, Massole y En-
gel.
sfay -.
sf,+ g.. -" W @
E~sponsales no es Ell casamien-
to, como suele decirse, sino la
mutua promesa de easarse I'm
varon y una mujer.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

ESQ solo existe en- las novelas.
PerO mi carta va siendo muy
larga. Guerra consular con
alguien y listed me ha parcel
do Ia persona mas indicada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
cumPIeahos

Nos complace enviar nues-
traS mas caras felicitaciones al
estimado caballero senior Mele-
clio de los Reyes, quien celebra
hoy su cumpleanos y aprove-
chamos la OCCASION para desearle
que disfrute de muchos amos
mas de vida.