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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26

Two small children. Lucy ard
Danny, were washing up before
dinner. They had been ordered
to give special attention to neck
and ears. Lucy likes to tease and
mystify her little brother. She
put a great blob Of hubby suds
over one of her ears and push
ed at her other ear with a wash
cloth.
Look" she said. I'm wash
ing all the way through my head
bones and everything.
Danny stared in alarm.
Lucy" he cautioned, 1remem-
Der that God made you, and He
won't like to have to do it all
over again. Catholic Digest.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26

HEUSER, ALAN. The Shap-
ing Vision of Gerard Manley
Hopkins. Oxford. $3.50. A crit
ical evaluation of a famous
English Jesuit poet.
M, CLAUDE. Ros-
mini, Priest, Philosopher and
Patriot. Baltimore, Md: He'll
con Press. $3.50. Documented
biography of a controversial
10Th century Italian who found
ed the Institute of Christian
Charity.
LEWIS. DOMINIC B. w. Fran
co.'s Villon. Doubleday. $1.45.
Paper A documented survey re-
printing the 1929 Coward-Mc-
Cam edition; in the Anchor
Books series.
MCDONALD, FRANCIS. Star
of the Mohawk: Kateri Tekak-
twitha. Benziger. $2). A biogra-
ply for children of ages nine
to IA.
MAURA, SISTER. The Word
Is Love. Macmillan. $3). A col
lection of her poetry.
O'BRIEN, M d j. Pals
For Keeps. (Benziger. S2.75), A
novel of Juvenile delinquency
and juvenile sapctity" against a
parish background.
PALAZZO, TONY. Animals
Round the Mulberry Bush. (Gar.
den City. SD. A stiff paper-cov
Tered edition Of a pre-school elias
Tsic.
PALAZZO, TONY. Little Rec
Hen. Garden City. 81. A stiff
paper-covered edition of a pre-
school classic.
PATSCH, JOSEPH. Our Lad.
In the Gospels. Newman. $3.50
A translation from the German
READY, WILLIAM B. tn,
Poor Halter. Regnery. $4.50). 4
novel of an Irish immigrant t.
the United States, patterned al
ter the life of Thomas d. MI
Gee.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26
Graduates
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know end to do what the Lord
Christ hes taught - in other
words, TO know and TO dol
feel . special bond with your
dedicated teachers striving TO
give . archaeological eempe-
tsrey solidly grounded upon
The true values Of human na-
turs."
In addition to being compe-
tent in their chosen fields,
Bishop Issenmann noted that
graduates must have the
strength and moral conviction
to "say No to any temptation
to be false, base. mean and de-
grading, and secondly, to have
the discipled will to do
what God wants"
In conclusion the Bishop re-
minded the graduates:
Anything you achieve In
life $50. must not be at the
sacrifice OF your integrity or
character. Any leadership you
exercise, any success you
achieve mvsf show forth those
virtues Of Justice and charity
and honesty Of conviction and
conduct, founded upon the
two srsst s~lI-smbrseins rules
Of human behaviour: Thou
shalt love fhe Lord Thy God,
and thou shalt love thy neigh.
Dor Is thysslf.'"
Among the 800 graduates
receiving their degrees was
Robert Christin, chairman of
Freshman English at Notre
Dame University. who receiv-
ed a Doctor of Philosophy de-
gree in English. DR.. and Mrs.
Christin, former Colu m b u $
residents, now reside with
their nine children in South
Bend.
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and the now deceased Bishops
Vincent J. Ryan Of Bismarck,
Michael J. Ready Of Columbus
end Francis J. Haas Of Grand
Rapids. a number Of Ameri.
can priests and James Glenn
emf Dunn, US. Ambassador 70
Italy. also attended the con.
sserstion.
Enroute to the Philippines,
Archbishop vagnozzi visited
the United States. He was the
guest of His Eminence Fran.
els Cardinal Spellman during
his stay in New York, and
then came to Washington. He
was co-cDnsecrator for Arch.
bishop francesca Lardone.
long a member Of the faculty
OF the Catholic University Of
America here, who had been
named Apostolic Nuncio to
Haiti and Santo Domingo. He
sailed from San Francisco for
the Philippines on July 8,
l94g.
In April, 1851, when the
Philippine Republic establish.
ed permanent diplomatic rela.
tons with the Holy See, the
Apostolic Delegation in Ma.
Mia was named to the rank Of
embassy and Archbishop VaR,
nozzi was named Apostolic
Nuncio.
Last April Archbishop Vag
nozzi administered the sacra
ment of Confirmation to 1.
members Of the us. All,
Force and "a children a
Clark Air Force Base nea,
Manila.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26

WARSAW-Propagands aimed at weakening the
effectiveness Of freedom for religion classes in Pol
ands public schools reached . peak as close TO 1850
600 children went off to elementary schools through
out the nation. The elementary school enrolment was
about 100000 higher than last years.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26
NEWS BRIEFS
Produce Movie

VATICAN CITY. radio, Ncl - His Holiness
Pope John XIII has given his blessing to a project
for q movie on the life of Plus XII.
The project will be undertaken by independent
producer Dan Merlin of Sherman Oaks, Calf. The
movie will bs filmed in color for wide-screen viewing.
Some Of the scenes will be shot in the Vatican.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26
Send h - - fer the
besf In dry ~elsoniN9...
SANIIONE!

Mist~r. you'll be pleased
= punch when your coat
comes home with the look
ond feel Of newnes both
tul1y restored. Buttons m
tighteusd, too, Innings
tached al part Of our
6anitcns Service The
bast dry cleaning IN town
1w an winter clothes. So.
Why not try it TODAY.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26
Polish Fight

RoME-Arehhishop Jozef cawIins, Ordinary for
Poles in Exile. asserted here that The fight against
the Church in Poland us again becoming more acute"
and that orders from Moscow indicate its intensifi-
cation"
In a letter 70 his fellow Polish snigrs. asking
for prayers for the Church in Poland, the Archbishop
also said that "fhs freedom Of the Church In our
fatherIsnd is again Threatened"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26
Movie Problem

ALBANY, N. r., Nc) - The "notion picture
problem" will be studied in public hearings by the
New York state legislatures Joint Legislative Com
n,iftse on the Dissemination Of Obscene Material.
In its annual report the ommiftee charged that
II has found motion pictures and motion picture
advertising spreading every kind Of monstrosify be-
fore our youngsters in action and in color"
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"espicnage."
An intensified program was
launched by the Reds for
"~Jugendweihe, services, initia-
ton rites that amount to a
secular confirmation of East
German youths between ages
10 and IL. Both Catholic and
Protestant prelates have Wig
orously condemned these serv-
ices.
Two other regions of the
world have been under severe
Red persecution in the past
year: northern Vietnam and
the state of Kerala, India.
According TO recent statistics
only about SOC. 900 of the
$500, 900 Catholics in Wet
nam are now living in the Red
dominated north of the coun-
try. The continued expulsion
of foreign missioners has re-
duced their number in north
Vietnam to about eight. One
of the latest prelates to be ex
PEELED was Coadjutor Bishop
Andre R. Jaeq. O.P., of the
Apostolic Vieariate Of Langson
and Caobang.
Tactics used by the Vietnam
Reds are similar to those en-
ployed by the Chinese COM
munists. Under the guise of
an organization called the Pa
triotic Association Of Vietna-
mese Catholics, the Reds dis
credit and persecute the
Church.
Whereas the Chinese COM
munists give indoctrination
courses to influence clergy
against the Church, the Wet
nam Reds organize mass &C
cusation meetings against
priests method used in the
earlier stages of the persecu-
ton Of the Church in Red
China.
In Kerala the only Red
ruled state in India and the
nations most heavily Catho-
lie area, the communists ma
Tor onslaught has been
against Catholic education. In
its most recent move, the
states Red Leaders are push
!. ing a bill that would enable
the state to take over private
education.
Red monopoly over the
preparation and production OF
textbooks has been vigorously
assaiied by Catholic leaders
who have protested agains,
the antireligious passages In
the school textbooks issued
by the Red regime.
Communist dietaforisi sae
fies hsvs resulted In fierce
and ostsn violent dernerstrs
tions by university students ir
ksrAla. But The Reds have ~
tempted to make the student
protests . weapon ssains'
Catholicism by accusing III,
Catholic priesthood and N.
hierarchy Of melting the stu
dent revolt. Red papers hsv'
printed reports alleging fhs
csfholis schools dslibsrsseI,
forced students 10 rsmsiI
sway from classes.
Although the Red persecu
lion Of religion has been thu
most fierce in the past yea
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26
Folsom Named
Noes Chairman,

WASHNGTON-Frank M.
Folsom of New York. widely
known industrialist, has been
appointed chairman of the
executive committee of the
National Catholic Community
Service, a member agency of
USO, it has been announced
here.
1t also was announced that
Edward B. Hanify, Boston at
torney and civic leader, has
been named a member of the
executive committee. The ap-
pointments, made by the
Noes board of trustees, were
announced by Archbishop
Karl ]. Alter of Cincinnati,
board president.
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Continued from Page y
shower our gifts on one anoth-
err and we extend to all our
sincere wishes for equally
true peace and happi-
ness, in the name of the Christ
Child Whose Birth gave us
the pattern of our lives if we
shall only follow the angelic
guide of giving glory to God
in the highest and on earth
peace among men of good
will"
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Friday. Dec. 26, 1853
Red Persecution =.

in China, East Germany, north
Vietnam and Kerala, the pro-
ponents of atheistic material
ism have made no major con-
cessions to Catholicism in 9TH
er parts of the world.
In Iron Curtain countries
such as Czechoslovakia, Pc
land and Hungary, the iron
fist of Red despotism still how
ers over the thousands of
faithful.
In the Czech parts of Czech
oslovakia, five of six Sees are
without Ordinaries and every
where there is a severe short
age of priests. The religious
orders have been dissolved by
the Reds and the number of
young theologians studying at
the only seminary left in the
Czech area, in Litomerice, is
far too inadequate.
In Poland, the hopes of
those who believe in the pos
sibility of peaceful coexist-
ence between the Church and
communism were dealt a Sc
we're blow by the Red police
raid on the national Marian
shrine at Czestochowa in July,
1858. Offices established at
the shrine by His Eminence
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski,
Primate of Poland, we're ran
sacked, and records, books
and tape recordings were con-
fiscated. The raid on the
shrine was denounced by Bish-
op Zdizslaw Golinski of Gees
tochowa as an "insult to our
national sanctuary"
Since then the Red regime
has adopted an increasingly
more stringent attitude TO-
ward the Church. Loudspeak.
ers have been banned outside
Of churches, unless . special
permit is obtained; there has
bsen . breakdown on religious
instruction; and customs
authorities have returned 70
tho practice Of refusing TO
deliver packages from abroad
addressed 10 Church avfhori-
ties.
The communist regime in
Hungary has continued its
masquerade of friendly ne
gotiations" with the Catholic
hierarchy in an effort to un-
dermine the adherence of the
faithful.
The Red government radio
in Budapest has repeatedly is
sued broadcasts about "peace
priests" and "peace meetings"
which Ii has been impossible
for persons outside the Iron
Curtain to check.
In one broadcast, Radio
Budapest announced that Pa
Their Miklos Beresztoczy, who
was accommodated by the
Holy See, had been elected
general secretary of the
Catholic Committee of the
National Peace Council"
But despite Red sstsrnpss
TO cover persecution with ms
cloak OF psaes, the faithful
In Hungary remember ths,
His Eminsnes Jozsef csrdinsI
Mindszsnty. primsts Of Hun
gary. Is still at The US. Lsss
tion In Budapest, whore HI
sought asylum following shs
Soviet repression Of The anti
Red Hungarian uprising e'
1856.
Thus in 1858 the forces Of
communism throughout tn.
world gave unflinching sup
port to Mao Tse-tung's asser
ton: Communism is not love
1t is a hammer which we us,
to destroy the enemy"
In challenging this atheis
tic concept, the Church of 81
lence replied with the answe'
it will always give: Christian
ity is love; il is the Mystica
Body of Christ that we use I,
AonyynTf thu annS~
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26

Any man who drives after
drinking is the unsafe vic
tim of poisoned thinking! Don't
get carried away by holiday
spirits. When you drive, think
lit straight.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-26

WASHINGTON, INC - D.nsid ]. Tkcrman,
managing editor Of the weekly magazine Ave Waris.
is the new president Of The National Catholic Social
Action Conference.
Mr.. Thorman, who also is editor Of Act, pubIica.
tiop Of the Christian Family Movement, succeeds
Louis Buckley, an official Of The New England office
Of the Labor Department with headquarters in Bos-
ton.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25

compresas hechas- con una toa-
LA humedecida,
Ell uso de la "mentonera' era
va conocido por nuestraS abue-
las y puede fabricarse en- la ca
sa con I'm trozo de banda elias
tica de unos IL c~entimetros de
ancho Sc aplica desde la raiz
del cuello hasta ell mention. y
no solo sostiene los musculos
de esa IONA sino tambien mo
deia Ell contorno del rostro..
A este Sc puede anadir ell suo
de productos especfales en- for
ma de cremas o lociones astrin-
gentes, que dan mayor firmeza
a los tejidos.
Las almohadas deben prefe-
rirse bajas, pues de 10 contra
rio Sc obligs al cuello a tomar
una posicion forzada. LENA de
arrugas. Por la misma causa,
cuando Sc lee 10 mejor eS colo
car Ell libro o revista a la altu-
ra de los ojos.
Los ejercicios mas conve-
nientes para mantener la elias
ticidad del cuello son: 10. Ell
fsmoso torniquete, que consis-
tie en- hacer girar la cabeza de
izquieTda a derecha, llevando
siempre ell mention hacia arri-
ba y adelante.-2o. Este ejer-
cicio es complement del ante
rior y consta de I'm movimien-
to de extension volviendo la
cabeza hacia atras sin mover los
musculos de los hombroS, y
luego flexion, tocando con ell
mention los huesos del torax.
I'm problema frecuente 10
constituyen los granos y pun
tos negros que aparecen en- la
eSpalda. La causa de los mismos
son trastornos organizes, prin-
~cipalmente intestinales u hor-
monales, de modo que 10 mas
convenience es visitar a un ia
cultativo para averiguar ell ver-
dadero origen y proceder en-
consequence. Ell tratamiento ge
neral puede ayudarse con apli-
caciones locales de jabon de
a1ufre, alcohol y talco o almi-
don de arroz.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25

SENTIMENTAL, r. o. Box 3sS,
Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o
con un pseud6nimo o .iniciales.
vida para toda la vida. Su pro
blema es solo ESQ: faIta de
amor. Ah0ra, analizando las
causas, listed dice que Ell "a
fuerza de zalamerias la con.
venci6". La verdad es, pro.
bablemente, que crey6 listed
:hacer 10 que Sc llama luna
bnena boda'', y lie dijo que 81.
81 SUI religion no lie impide di.
vOrciarse, trate listed de ha.
Cerle yer que esa seria la me.
j0r seduction, en- case de una
sistematica negative pOr su
parte y de que listed crea que
"a separation es la unica so.
luclony acuda a un abOgado.
Lo importante, sin embargo,
es .Iue analice listed sus sen.
tImientOs y no vaya a come.
ter un error una vez mas. :,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
MANUAL De BELLEzA

En- invierno las reuniones So
cisJes Sc realizan por 10 general
en- los salones. y en- ellos la mu.
jer eneuentra una magnifica
oportunidad para lucir SUI ele-
gancia y belleza Los trajes usa-
dos en- estas ocasiones dejan al
descubierto cuello, hombros y
brazos y hombros 10 que obli-
ga naturalmente, a p~restarles
particular atencion.
Oscar Wilde decia que la YER
dadera elegancia no consiste
en- llevar bien I'm vestido, sine
en- llevar bien Ell mention y GUAM
do vemos a algunas personas
con I'm costoso modelo cami.
mar agobiadas, con la cabeza
hacia abajo, hallamos exacta
esta affirmation. Para adquirir
csc porte noble y distinguido
un antique ejercicio es ell mas
indicado: caminar llevando So
bre la cabeza I'm libro u obje-
to y evitar que Sc caiga.
La moda de los cabellos cor
tos hace que la nuca cobre una
nueva importancia. En- esta re-
gion es frecuente que Sc pro-
duzca una acumulaci6n adipo-
sa que la deforma Y afea. Ell ma
safe con las manos resulta d.
ficil de practicar ALI; en- cam
bio Sc logran excelentes result
tados con I'm aparatito seme-
JAMIE a una ventosa. Es sabido
que esa ~acumulacion adiposa,
es provocada por trastornos
circulatorios y por deficiencia
de las commissioners %celulares.
La accion de csc masaje ten
de precisamente a activar tales
funciones y en- consequence a
provocar una regeneration y re-
vitalizacion de los tejidos. Por
la naturaleza de la piel que 10
constituye, la belleza del cuello
Sc halla slempre amenazada;
en- case de aumento de peso Sc
lorna grueso y endurecido, y
al adelgazar, arrugado y flaci-
do Ademas Ell peso del tempo
deja huellas muy marcadas.
Ell medic mas eficaz para lu-
char contra ese proceso natural
es ell empleo de aqua fra, tan
to en- forma de ducha como en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
S1I ia
EscADo EN- Ill
INGREDIENTES

Ed
3 hbras de pescado cocinado
y molido
6 yemas de huevo
1-3 taxa de leche
! 1 taxa de cremas batida
1 cdta. de sal.
'1-8 cdta. de pimienta
PREPARATION - Sc baten
bien las yemas y Sc lie anade
gradualmente la leche. Sc sa-
IONA con la sal y la pimienta.
Sc vierte sobre ell pescado ell
batido y Sc une TODD bien. Sc
la crema batida. Sc
vierte en- un molde engrasado
con mantequilla y Sc cocina al
bano de maria, en- ell horno a
$50 grado F. hasta que este fir
y Sc desprenda de los Dor
des. Sc retira del horno. Sc de-
ia refrescar y Sc colocan en- Ell
refrigel ador hasta que este bien
Sc strive con salsa mayo
mesa y hojas de lechuga.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
COsA RARA

Querida Amaranta: A los
diez y siete amos (ahora ten
60 veinte) me case y fui muy
feliz hasta que tuvimos nues-
tro primer hijo. Este aconte-
cimiento fue para mi la sor-
plesa mas grata de mi vida.
En- Gamble, en- cuanto nacio
Ell nino, mi mujer empezo a
ZANZIBAR y hasta a abandonar-
(Pasa a la Pag1na 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
e INOCENCIA

Querida Amaranta: Tengo.
"a amos. A los 81 mi madre
resreso a mi pals y yo me
quede sola en- compania de
una amiga Una vez fui con
ella a I'm bale y conoci a un
hombre Is amos mayor que yo.
Me conto que. era muy des-
graciado y a fuerza de zalame
rias, me convencio y llegue
a casarme con el. Me he por-
tado con Ell como una aman-
tisima esposa. Nunca me niue
vo de casa sin SUI CONSENT
mlento y solo voy a donde me
lleva. Nunca lie pido NADIA,
porque 20 trabajo. Sin embar
90, el no me agradece este
Compartments y Sc MUGS
ira excesivamente celoso con
mis- amigos e incluso con mi
jefe .Cuando vamos juntos a
aigun sitio, me hace pasar
grandes bochornos, porque SUI
pone que miro a los demas.
FL baila con todas, pero 81
poi casualidad 70 acepto la
invitacion de bailar me col
ma de calumnias. Estos tres
amos han sido para mi muy
desgraciados y ESQ ha sido
por Ell, ell unico hombre de
mi vida. Mi madre, que ha
regresado, sufre al yer 10 que
me pasa. Por TODD clio he de-
cidido dejarlo pero me anne
naza y no me atrevo.
Lolita
Es evidente que hiz0 listed
NAL en-. casarse sin querer al
hombre a quien iba a unir 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
EnIoce Matrimonial

Durante Solemne ceremonla
ecclesiastical que tuvo lugar en- la
Igiesia Catolica de Corpus Chris
ii fue celebrado ell enlace matri-
monial de la culta y gentil Sc
norita Eva Luz Rodriguez, hija
de la sonora JuStina vida. de
Rodriguez, con ell estimado ca
ballero puertorriqueno senior
Felix AcevedO.
Ofici6 los ritos nupciales Ell
Reverend Padre Joseph H. O..
Shea.
La nova entro al sagrado re-
cinto del brazo de su hermano,
senior George Rodriguez, atavia-
da de una bella creacion de la
Casa Jordan-Marsh, interpretada
en- organza de soda y bordado
frances salpicado de perlas. Ell
velo, de tut Illusion, desprendia
de una linda tiara y en- sus ma
nos portaba un magnIfico ra-
mo de claveles y orquideas blan-
cas-.
Fueron los padrinos ell senior
Juan F. Aguilera, Jr. y la Sc
nora Ana E. de Aguilera, tics
de la desposada, luciendo ella
I'm regio vestido de encaje y
saten beige con accessories blan-
cos. Su flores eran orquideas. .
Las damas de la novia fueron
las senoritas Edith Torres y Ma
ria Gutierrez, en- ballerinas de
tut celeste y rosa, y la Dana
Juvenil, la nina Minerva Ramos
de organza azul y rosa. Las nj
nitas Minet y Mayda Aguilera,
priinorosas en- vaporosos vesti-
dos de tul amarillo adornado
con flores rosadas y celestes, re-
Agaron petalos de rosa al paso
de la novia.
Hicieron las wees de ujieres
los caballeros Luis y Diego Ace.
vedo, hermanos de la novia.
Una vez concluida la ceremo-
MIA religiosa, fue ofrecida una
reception en- los salones del Po-
.lish-American Club, a la cual
eoncurrieron numerosas amista-
des de ambas ,familias contra
yentes.
AL regreso del viaje de luna
de miel a Nassau, esta gentil
pareja fijara su Residential en-
Miami.
Para ellos, nuestros parable
mes y votos fervientes porque ell
carino y la compression sean
sus eternos compa1eros en- esta
nueva senda de sus vidas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
Almuerxo

La senorita Rosita Valbuena
ofrecio un delicioso almuerzo y
juego de cartas en- su residen-
cia de Coral Gables en- dias pa
sados para agasajar a sus pri-
mas, las Srtas. Edith y Carmi.
ma Osorio, de Tegucigalpa, Hon.
duras, quienes Sc encuentran
en- Miami desde hace algunos
dias en- viaje de esparcimiento.
Fueron invitadas, ademas, nu.
merosas de sus amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
onomdstieo

Aver, "a, dia de San Rafael
Arcangel, celebro su onomasti-
co don Rafael Guzman. jefe de
los talleres de esta Empresa, y
miembro destacado de la socie-
dad puertorriqueha.
Con este sentimental motive
ell senior Guzman recibio mani
festaciones de carino de parte
de su esposa e hijos, ash como
de sus numerosas amistades.
En- esta OCCASION lie preSenta-
mos nuestro mensaje de felici-
tacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25

Guarda CANA en- SUI Residential
desde hace algunos dias la esti-
mazda DANA mexicana sonora
Rita Sarmiento. LIE deseamos
una pronta mejoria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25

Intimamente complacida Sc
encuentra la agreeable dana
sonora Margarita Hernandez,
con motive de celebrar en- esta
fecha SUI cumpleanos. Habiendo
recibido con este motive felici-
taciones de sus familiares y de
numerosos miembros de la colo
MIA Guiana residente en- Miami
de la cual ella es miembro So
bresaliente,
Enviamos nuestras sinceras
felicitaciones a la sonora Her.
nandez, formulando votos por-
que celebre muchos aniversa-
rios mas como este.