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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
HOCKEY SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUI
Soccer Come Slated

The British Lions are sched-
uled to play the Washington
Sports Club in one of the final
scheduled National Soccer
League games at 2:30 pm. to-
day at Hams Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Continued from Page c.

Hoover's twisting layupS led the
Lions to go advantage before
REQ dumped in Troy's first field
goal with So minutes gone by.
One of four juniors on Coach
Bob Dryers starting team,
Hoover wound up with 81
points, high for the game.
Monk Malloy. who scored three
straight baskets in the second
quarter to squash Troy's only
serious bid, was next with IL
points. Joe Geiger. with 8
points. led the losers.
The Lions were ahead 24-12
at intermission and 35-18 after
three quarters.
Hall. highly-publicized star
who got only nine points as
Molloy was carried to overtime
by Gonzaga in the opening
round Friday. was tremendous
last night. He dominated play
under the boards, getting 20
rebounds. a record for this
tournament, now in its fifth
running.
Hall Gets 20 Rebounds
The leaping Negroes IS points,
scored on Is field goals and
nine fouls. tied the record set
two years ago by Tom Stith of
st. Francis of Brooklyn. Stith
made his on IS goals and five
fouls.
Neumann, a scrappy little
team, felt its lack of height
early. but made desperate try
after trailing by 6 points at
the end of the first quarter. Bill
Mulvihill, 5-foot-7, and Jim
Cannon. 5-foot-9, led the fast
hrr& king Pirates to a tempo
rary lead midway in the second
quarter. But Hall g. Co. went
to work, led, 1927, at inter-
mission and never again were
behind.
Molloy now has won 81 games
this season. IS in a row, count
ing the tail end of last season,
and in the final tomorrow
afternoon will go after its
fourth title in this tournament.
st. Francis in 1856 was the
only other winner.
Slattery, Pollard Star
Dan Slattery. 6-foot-5 block
buster, and Tom Pollard, g.
foot-2 soft-push shooter, led
Gonzaga to its victory over
ParkerSburg.
Slattery wound up with 10
points, while Pollard counted
20. including six straight foul
shots in the final quarter.
Parkersburg threatened to
make a runaway Of it early
when Dave Duncan, 6-foot-9
senior, and Tom Santer led an
attack that showed the Eagles
behind at the end Of the first
quarter, 1912.
But Slattery. Folliard, Bill
Kirvan, Mike Word and HOWE
Langley all contributed to a
second quarter comeback. Kir-
van dropped in a foul with
two-and-a-half minutes to GO
in the half to put Gonzaga
ahead, 1925, and the West
Virginians never again mus
tered a serious counter attack.
Santer was top scorer with
"a points. % Of them on field
goals.
Gonzaga led at the half. So
81. and at the end Of the third
quarter. 5l-45.
Winfield Leads LaSalle
Norfolk. which made only %
points in a Illuminating loss to
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NCAA
Continued from Page CT

night as Kentucky snapped
Temples 25-game winning
streak, led all scorers with %
points. Rodgers. every inch an
All-America again, had II and
did an excellent job of play
making. Boozer led the Wild
cats with 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

HIGH UP BUT NOT Reo 6ot6 senior Catholic
gn Oh Troy N goes nigh Tor this shot but missed Semifnals
with Carroll the Knights nerschoac basketball
tournament last night at Georgetown University REQ averaged
points TINS season. scored only six points left
at the start the last Others picture are John Thompson
OF carroll ght and Joseph Ggr (22) both
OF central carroll won 1927 and will meet defending champion
Photo by Paul Schmick - ~ ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
PRESIDENTS
Continued from Page CT

ington's first goal on a 30
footer at 1881 Of the opening
period. Then, while Hinchber-
ger was sitting out a minor
penalty, JohnStown defense
man Jerry Frizzelle sent a siz-
zler from 40 feet out at 1888
that DeFelice didn't even see
to knot the count at III.
kaufman Scores Quickie
Wally Kullman, Washing
tons high scoring forward, then
blinked the red light for what
proved to be the winning goal
a minute later. Big Hugh
Campbell shot the puck from
behind the net to the riotous
forward who whirled and sent
the puck into the corner to
give the Presidents q 2-l lead.
Pos. washinGton Johnstown
O.. N. DeFelice ------ Kemp
d. Hinchberger -------- Lucas
d, Lallo - Frizzelle
q Clements ---------- Coombes
w. Leclerc " Hall
W Lacroix Roberge
WASHINGTON spares Campbell,
Brklacich. Kullman, A. .DeFeliee. Kuz-
ma, Palladino. Porter, Hayfeld john
stown spares--Ailsby. Lee Ruml. Olaf
son, Horribly, Orvis, Lapointe, Melon
aid
Washington . IT
Johnstown - q OIL
Saves. Defelice, %: Kemp, 30.
First-period scoring / WASHINGTON,
a, Defelice tBrklacichl 14:3l; .
Johnstown Frizzelle tRuml, Ailsby
1853; g. WASHINGTON, Kullman Camp
bell Kuzmal 1899.
Second-period scoring. 4. Washing
ton. Leclerc tKullman) il:25.
Third-period scorins -. Washing
ton, Porter tDefelice, omentsD sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

Totals 27177l Totals % q55
Halftime; $500, Gonzaga.
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WE NEED
RETREADABLE TIRES

So II you hove retreodobIe tires 10
turn in you con buy for Gosh some
outstanding bargains in new, euor-
onteed Dunlop tires, for example:
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winfield Leads LaSalle

Norfolk. which made only %
points in a humillating loss to
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Totals Is us 81 Totals II is 40
Halftime: 1924. Norfolk.
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Totals IS 945 Totals IL 5.27l
Halftime: 24-l2, Carroll.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-11-28
Mrs. Quirino Speaks
Before Two GrOuns

Mrs. Amparo T. Quirino, owner
of the Philippine Emporium, SIT
Pine St., is proving to be a good
after-dinner speaker as well as a
sensible business woman.
Two speaking engagements in
one day is just that easy for her.
Last Monday, Oct. IS, she spoke
before the Rotary Wives luncheon
meeting at the Hotel Meany, and
in the evening she addressed the
Professional and Business Wom-
ems Club, north central group, at
dinner in the Hewit's Cafe.
At the Rotary Wives meeting,
Mrs. Quirino spoke about the Phil
ippines, its people and their trade
So impressive was her presentation
that after her speech, during which
she displayed samples of handi-
craft and cottage industry prod
ucts of the Philippines, many of
her hearers started buying the
samples and placing their orders
for more.
Editors note: Don't be sur
prised at the speaking ability of
the lady; she is the wife of ex-
Governor Eliseo Quirino of Ilocos
Sur which means she has had
plenty of experience in giving cam
paign speeches)
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-11-28
Eddie Baradi Will
Edit Rial & Xmas
Souvenir Program

The first Rial Day and Christ
mas Souvenir Program of the Fill
ipino and American Community of
Puget Sound, Inc. will be out be-
fer December 81 if present plans
do not go haywire.
Eddie Baradi will edit the pub
lication and he will be assisted on
the business side by Paul Gonzalez,
ex-president of the Filipino and
American Community of Puget
Sound, Inc.
The Souvenir Booklet, according
to Editor Baradi, will portray the
achievements of the organization,
its projects for the immediate fu-
ture and its dreams for the coming
generations of Filipino-Americans
in the area.
Special emphasis will be given
to the Filipino and American Com
munity Building which still re-
mains unfinished, and the role it
should take in the civic and Gull
tural gorwth of the community
Brief articles from the Mayor
of Auburn, the Consul of the Phil
ippines and from prominent state
and county officials will be includ-
ed in the souvenir book according
to Mr.. Baradi.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-11-28
verzosas Hold
House-Wa rming
On October Is

A young couple opened the doors
of their new home to housewarm-
ing guests October 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tancredo Verzosa,
daughter Phyllis and son Paul, are
now at home at 1905 East Pine
in Seattle.
Their guests included the follow
ing families: Henry Gamido, ST.,
Severe Flores, Kay Berganio, Fa-
bian Berganio, Pete Cavinta, Fred
Cordova, George Ebat, Curt Blake
man. Also attending were Mes
danes Fred Sumaoang, Tony Ma
mallo and Vincent Bacho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gaudia, par
ents of Mrs. Verzosa, also acted as
hosts.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-11-28

Mrs. LeOna Balagot Qeft) and
Mrs. Pauline Niaga proved
good team in the administra-
ton of the FilipinO-American
Women's Club during the past
year. Mrs. BalagOt, as president,
and Mrs. Niaga as vice presi-
dent, spurred the club to specta-
cular achievements to make the
community sit up and take no.
tice. Under their leadership, the
Club offered scholarship awards
to deserving and meritOrious Fill
ipino high school graduates last
spring. In a recent election, the
WOmen's Club elevated Mrs.
Niaga to the presidency and Mrs.
BalagOt to advisorship of the or
ganizatiOn. As people would say,
let's watch their smoke"
photo by Buchanan
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-11-28
Hurok Signs
''BoYonihon'
Donce Group

SAN FRANCISCO - The gifted
and charming Bayanihan folk
dance troupe of the Philippines has
been signed by impressario Sol
Hurok for a tour of major u. S.
cities from October 1859 to March
1860.
Helen Benitez, official of the
group who accompanied the dane
ers on their recent appearance in
Brussels and the United States,
said that a special effort would be
made during the Hurok-managed
tour to present the group in cities
that have a large Filipino COM
munity.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-11-28
Club Officers Feted

Newly-elected officers of the
Sons and Daughters of Santa Ma
ria Association were honored with
buffet dinner last Sept. % at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Juan
Mendoza, 1886 Gazelle st.
The new officers are: Johnny
Nina, president; Florentino b.
lante, vice president; Juan Men
doza, secretary; Florencio Della,
treasurer; Dofredo Domingo, Sgt
alarms; Ralph Ayson, adviser;
Salvador Election and Mrs. john
ny Nina, trustees.
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-11-28
PinoY Visitors
FefedAfATea
Reception Here

A group of fifty women honored
three visitors from the Philippines
recently.
A tea and reception for Misses
Higinia Campos, Fay Madayag and
Melagros Serafica was given at
Ida and Genes Restaurant Octo-
Der IL.
Sponsoring the reception were
Mesdames Fred Floresca, Mar
Laigo and Carmen Pimentel.
Some of those attending were
Mesdames Bartolome Umayan,
Sergio Acena, George Carlyle,
Isias Balagot, Andy Cabasa, Alex
Langoey and Emil Fabico.
Others were Mesdames Leonard
Laigo, Henry Gamido, Fred Cor
dova, and Fred Floresca, Jr. Also
attending were Misses Diana Flor
esca and Isabel Laigo.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-11-28
Card of Thanks

My wife and wish to express
our thanks to all our loyal friends
for their remembrance and dona-
tons during my illness from June
up to this time.
We also wish to mention the
Sons and Daughters of Santa Ma
ria Association, the New England
Fish cannery crews of Ketchil1an,
all the locals and members of the
CabaIIeros de Dimas-Alang in the
Pacific Northwest, the Grand
Lodge and Supreme ConsistOry of
the C.D.A., Inc. and to the numer-
Gus friends for their much-needed
donations and also for the beau
tifuI flowers.
After a major lung operation, 1
am now recovering very wonder
fully and, within few more
months, 1 will be like new man
again
May God be with us all!
NARCISO B. DELLA
1902 18th Ave. So.
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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
LOS dolores FRIOs ,
LOS

Cada color tiene su item.
peratura": ell rojo nos impresio-
ma como muy caliente, Ell azul,
en- cambio, muy frio. Esponta,
neamente asociamos. los rojos,
los anaranjados y los amarillos
con ell sol y ell fuego. En- cambio
los verdes y los azules, con Ell
aqua y ell hielo. Esto tambien
Sc demuestra en- dichos popula-
res, verbigraeia: 'rojo como Ell
fuego", "estaba morado del
frio".
Sin embargo, 81 verde y el
violeta no son completamente
frios; tienen una cierta tenn
peratura, porque ell verde Heva
la temperature caliente del anna
rillo mezclado con Ell frio del
azul.
Dlariamente observance que
los obietos lejanos o a cierta
distancia parecen mas azules de
10 que son en- realidad. La razon
es la atmosfera y este hecho nos
hace asociar los dolores frios
con Ia distancia.
DOLORES FRIOs:
Llama menos la atenci6r
y resultan mas r~eposados, a We
ces dan sensation de frio y de-
primer .parecen alejarse, retro
ceder. Les objetos de estos colo
res semejan ser mas pequehos
, de 10 que eson.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

CONCHITA
MASCARA. - Celebr6 su san.
to la sehOrita Conchita Fer.
nandeZ Mascara e Ibarra, hija
de los espOsos doctor CUTLER
mo Fernandez Mascara y se.
nora Ernestina Ibarra, de IL
sociedad habanera.
Bienvenidot
Tn cordial saludo para eli es
timado caballero senior Santa
go Terrante, quien lego d.
Ponce, Puerto Rico a fijar ~
Residential entire ~nosotros.
Despedida
Por la via asrsa salem hoy
hacia La Habana, CUBA, a dis
frutar de varios dias de recret
al lado de SUI familia en- esa eiu
dad, ell senior Domingo Hurtad'
Volio y sonora, Elisa Menen
dez de Hurtado,: acompanado
de sus ninos Dominguito, julie
Cesar y Xenia. Mercedes. =.
Los despedimos cordialmen
tie, deseandoles una feliz trave
STA y una temporada muy pls
c%entera en- la acogedora Perl
de las Antillas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
PARA DECEDIR UN :
EsQUEMA DE COLOR:


Zero. Guarde todas las com
binaciones de dolores que lie
gusten. Me refiero a ilustra-
clones en- las revistas. -Guarde
portadas de revistas, reproduc-
clones de pinturas e incluya al
guna combination que NO; lie gus
to, ESQ lie recordara 10 que debe
evitar, 0 quiza viendola a me-
nude termine por ~gustarle, vien-
do cualidades que antes Sc le
escaparon.
2 ndo. Coleccione pedazos de
tela, recortes de papel de en-
papelar paroles y m~uestrarios
de casas de pinturas.
8 ero. Visite casas de nue.
bles y casas de antigiedades,
museos, compre revistas de
otros paises y estudie detenida'
mente los interiors; de las casas
que visite y lie gusten, especial
mente 81 no lie GUSTAV y cree que
estan decoradas erroneamente,
4to. Mir buenos cuadros,
originates o reproducciones, por
que los piitores trabajando Ii
bremente logran con frecuen-
ela efectos y combinaciones que
a listed no Sc lie habrfan ocurri-
do.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

tentes o. t~rastornos7 EN- los 6rgas
nos fnternos. .a-.ma1.s,n
5Por que dejar que SUI SALUD
sc altere 10 quail ,puede produ-
cirle amos mas tarde serios tras-
tornos? Recuerde. que up dolor
constante por pequeho que sea
en- su espalda significa ln avfso
para que vaya a yer a al
Quiropractfco. Para una eonsufta
lame al -
$50 S. W. Avenids nv
Mismi. Horde
TELEFoNos
Nj 4-yo7S NJ 1921
~ o = :
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

ce4ebr0 su cumplean0s.
GwmpleoRos
Entra hoy en- un nueyo ano
de vida la gentil dana sonora
Norma Todgham de Smith, es-
posa del senior Francis Smith.
y con tai motive nos es grato
enviarle nuestras mas caras fe-
icitaeiones y votos porque cum
pla muchos y muy. diehosos
amos mas.
AiGsta hoy un nuevo ano de
vida la preciosa nina ROsaIda
Vanegas, hija del senior Frank
Vanegas y sonora, RoSaida de
Vanegas, miembros apreciados
de nuestra colonia hispanoame-
ricana residente en- Miami.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unimos las nues-
tras muy sinceras a la vez que
formulamos votos porque goce
de largos y venturosos amos
mas.
, Vayan nuestras sinceras fell.
citaciones para ell estimado ca
ballero senior Howard Christ.
mas, con motive de la grata &C.
lebracion de un nuevo aniver-
sario de su natalieio en- ell dia de
hoy.
AL lado del afecto de sus Sc
res queridos, celebra hoy la gra,
ia OCCASION de su cumpleanos la
graciOsa nina Deborah Marie
Arch, a quien felicitamos carl.
rosamente y. deseamos muchos
ahos mas de %existencia.
**x
Hoy celebra un nuevo aniver'
sario de su despreocupada exis-
tencia ell ~grandioso niho Elias
Alvarez, hijo de la gentil parejs
Guiana tornado por ell sehol
Elias Alvarez y sonora Basilis;
Acosta de Alvarez. -.
Lo felicitamos de. maner;
muy especial y lie deseamos mu
chos amos mas de vida, pleno'
de alegrias y bienestares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
F. con
HORTALEZAS

FHLETE J. con-
HORTALEZAS
2 IL libras de .filete
/ 1-2 cucharadas de sal
3 dientes de ajo
IL cebolla picada
2 cucharadas de aeeite
/ cucharada de vinagre
IA libra de habiehuelas tier
nasscocidas
4 zanahorias picadas eocidas
3 plnientos mofrones parti-
dos
4 cucharadas de hasina de
trigo
10 taxa de r,anteca
Limpie Ell filete y dsjelo en-
tero. Abra a TODD 10 largo. | de
dos cortes mas, uno a eada la
do, para que quede extendido
en- lorna rectangular. Muela el
ajo y mezcle con la sal, Ia cebo-
LA, 9 laceite y Ell vinasrs. Ado
be ell filete por ambos lados.
R1llene con las hortalizas y
amarre a 10 largo. Espolvores
con harina y dore en- la mantle
ca. Tape y cueza a fueso lento
hasta que ell filete este eocido.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
Los Co|ores Primaries
Y ST. Descendencia

Los Hamados dolores prima-
rios son aquellos tres dolores
puros en- ST que no llevar mezcla
de otro, a saber: amarillo, rojo
y azul. De estos tres dolores
primordiales descienden todos
los denas. por ejemplo, ell YER
de es ell resultado de amarillo y
azul; Ell naranja, de amarillo y
rojo; ell violeta de rojo y azul.
Estos dolores Sc pueden mez-
clar a su vez entire 81 o COM
blnarlos con los otros tres pri-
marios. De todas estas posibles
uniones nacen los dolores que
conocemos y sus diferentes to"
nalidades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

El paso del estreeho de Gi.
braltar es uno de los mas diff
Giles para las embarcaciones por
Ia diferencia de altura de los
dos mares que en- 81 se unen,
10 que origina faertes eorrien'
ties: akaNts d4ss afaaih
s,.a y
Entire los antiques .sajones la
diosahde la primavera se Mama
ba Eastre u ostara.
::
La Rochefoucauld dice sa4e
"alabar una buena &eeion %
participar en- ella.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

Sc dice que los cuehillos de
mesa tienen la punta redondea-
da porque Ell cardenal Richelieu
10 -dispuso ash al yer que Pierre
Seguier. canciller de Francia,
utilizaba los de puH1ta para Inn
piaEse los sdisntas,s f4b sdr4so
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

o. BOX 629. miami,
| pespedido de SoItera
I'm selecto grupo de sus ami
gas feStejaran esta tarde a la
gentil damita Guiana senorita
Elena Gonzalez en- Ell aeogedor
restaurants LA Hacienda para
despedirla de su vida de soltera.
La senorita Gonzalez contrae-
"a nupcias con ell senior Carlos
NovO ell proximo sabado.
De Regreso
Despues de varias semanas en-
Lima, Peru, en- viaje de recreo,
regreSsron a esta ciudad por la
via aerea Ell senior Marcos j. Ca.
nelos Y sonora, Doris Alvarado
de Canel0s.
Nos complace Saludarlos cor
dlalmente, complacidos de te-
nerlos nuevamente entire noso-
tros.
Enferm0.
Guarda CANA en- SUI resiencia
desde hace slgunos dias la apre-
ciada DANA mexicana sonora
LHpita VIDA. de Calleja, Lamen,
tamos la novedad que la aque-
ia y lie deseamos I'm pronto y
complete establishments.
AImuerzo
La senorita Ines Duarte ofre-
clio I'm delicioso almuerzo Y jue-
go de cartas en- su Residential
de Miami Springs en- dias pa
ssdoS, para f~estejar a I'm selec-
to grupO de sus amistadeS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

Esta es I'M pregunta que muchas
personals 81 hacen-.. Ahora, 6e.
tengase a pensaF I'm momento, y
piense 81 I'd. ha sAfrido alSadn,
aecidente; o levant9 alRdn peso,
que lie produjo dolor en- Ia aspals
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13
DOLORES CALIENTES:

Resultan e~stimulantes, dan
sensation de algeria; parecen
acercarse a una: los objetos de
estos dolores impresionan como
mas grandes de los que son. En-
ell arreglo de la casa podemos
usar con provecho estas cuali-
dades frias 0 ~calientes de los
dolores.
On habitacion demasiado fra
Sc puede alegrar con paroles
amarilias 20 cielo raso y corti,
mas amarillas), una alfombra
maroon o beige y una o dos pie
zas, quizas una butaca y I'm sofa
en- roio o naranja apagado, 10
que los decoradores llaman en-
ingles, burnt orange. En- cam
bio, una habitacion puede tor
narse mas serena y mas fresea
con azules, verdes y CRISES.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

Ell pasadO Sabado se eelebr6 en- la Iglesia Cat6lica del Cor.
pus Christi de esta eisdad Ell matrimonio de la bella seno.
rita Roberta Bednar, hDa del senior Michael Bednar y sonora,
con Ell joven y eOrrectO caballerO Ivan Sanianiego, hijo del
ST.. Calixto Samaniego y Sra. Mirtha de Samaniego.
A las diez AM. entr6 en- la Iglesia ell cortejo nupciaI. Ro-
berta lucia un belisimO traje de tut nil6n y 'encaje, con veto
corto y vaporosO. FuS p~recedida pr la nina Donna de
Gonna, que reg6 pStslos de rosa en- la senda hasta Ell altar,
y Ell niho Felix Mosca portando los aniNos. Las senoritas
Mirhca Samaniego y Carol Bednar fueron Damas de Honor.
Padrinos, la Srta. Martha Alarc6n y Ell sr. Alfred Triana.
Como "ushers', ~atendieron a los invtados Paul Bednar v
David Yannello. Ofei6 On h ceremonial Ell Reverend Padre
0Shea. 4 o. az EE
Siguio a la boda una reception en- Ia casa de los padres
de la novia, don&e Ia eoncurrencia fuk servida con an o..
plendido buffet. B3r- .4
Los nuevos esposos pasafan los primeros dias de Sal Mna
de miel en- vaje por Ia naci6n y residiran en- Chanute, Illinois,
Base de la Faersa A6rsa, a Ia cual pertenece Ell novio.
Felicidades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13


personas no
Sc dan cuen-,
ia de due
cuando Sc SUI.
fren t~fausnhss
t-i'sm o Sic
cuando | 5.
musculos sc
halian b aJo
un a fuerte
tension, pue-
den Hslocar
una vertehra
causando iyri-
tacf6n en- los
nervios,.. 10
cual puede
causar d0fo-
res en-. Ia as
nadia nanr{s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-13

En- estOs dias eeIebr6 Ia gra.
ia OCCASION de sus ounce amos,
edad de los ensuehos y cuen.
tos de hadas, la culta y gentil
Senorita Clara Alvarez, hija
amantisima del senior Jorge
Alvarez Y sonora, Isabel de
Alvarez, miembros estimadOs
de nuestra colonia hispanoa-
mericana.
Nos cOmplace felicitarla ca
rinosamente y desearle una
larga y venturOsa existencia,
rodeada del apreciO de todOs
los Suy0s.
0eho Amos
Llega hoy a sus ocho amos
de edad ell simpatico nino Ro-
bertO DeIma Garcia. hijo del
senior Roberto Garcia y sero.
"a, Fina Sober de Garcia miem.
bros estimados de nuestra colo
mia h-ispanoamericana.
Lo felicitamos calurosamente
y lie deseamos una prolongada
y prospera existencia, rodeado
del afecto de sus amantisimos
padres.
The Arizona post., 1958-03-07

II at 10 am. at the Center.
Mrs. Goodman appeals for
additional women to volun-
teer to turn out for the re-
port meeting to aid the cam
paign.
Secretaries for the division
are Mines. Edward Kleiner-
man, David Levin and Earl
Sydow. Captains are Mines.
Alexander BerkoWitZ, Alfred
Bosnos, Herbert Feig, Louis
Feldman, Milton Fink, M.
Fuchs, Samuel Fain, Richard
Goetz, Charles Kalb, Samuel