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SIOUX
r A L [ S
NEWS
N OTES
By kaye Coates
$40 Alable Street
SiouN Falls. y ID.

Thursday March 2Oth at Whittier
Jr. High School James Cabbell
was on program with The Amer
lean Legion Chorus. The Chorus
sang with all the talent grace and
poiSe that has won the top rate
ing. Shirley Tolbert was one Of the
guides after the program when
they had open House. l was very
hunored when | was elected preSl-
dent Of the P.TA for the year
lg5T-5S.
Roseanne Moxley. Theodore
Parker. Wendell Shaw and Annie
Alma Clark are at Sioux Valley
each doing a fine job and today
our Gwyn Tolbert went in as one
Medical Secretary. Hope l don't
have to go 10 the place but d:
l do I'm well assured OF the best
Of treatment.
I.avere Williams spent a few
DAYS in MCKennan Hospital be
cause a bad cold had TO run her
down. She's gotta lot Of 20 so
she's doing fine at home now.
Nice having Monroe Lotion, 10
| n. Oak. Ave, home with his fam
I ily. He is strictly a r, r. man
He's making fun here and there
during family breaks Nothing
like having a man around the
house.
Mr.. James Martin is doing a bit
[ better at the Lutheran Home, His
. sister is here for a short stay
/ Loretta Martin is one OF Mr..
Martins two sisters that reside In
| Nebr.
Intellectual Improvement Club
| OF the Y W. c. A. held its regular
meeting in the West Room. Pres
/ Mrs. Dan Coates appointed COM
| mittees for the year. Francis Lof'
| ton took charge OF the Devotions
| The ladies displayed their craft
[ work Bertha White served lunch
All 5. +. folks are looking for
ward 20 the Citation Dinner for
I Georgia Lee at the American Le'
gion, so put on your best bib and
tucker and III see VA there,
Mrs. IL Bentley and Mrs. F
Thomas attended the Council OF
Church womens meeting last week
and proved to solve a lot OF opcr
discussion OF race problems IN the
Community, Mrs. Thomas Is the
wife OF pastor Of 81. Johns Bap
tist Church, Mrs Bentley Is PreSi'
dent OF the Missionary Society.
Or c. Bush wife and daughter
OF Sioux City Iowa were gueSI
in the Cabbell home for a Shori
time Sunday afternoon.
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thing. While this was being done
he entertained US with much in
terest In recOunting events and
making inquiries about elections
and political matters In general,
showing active thought The
supper was spread upon a clean
cloth on one Of the mats and con
sisted Of boiled fish and tea and
on ye Epicures who would know
what is good Of the genus pisces
must make a pilgrimage 70 Bon
gas fishing lodge and submit the
affair Of preparing a member Of
the hnny tribe for the table 10
the supervision Of his dusly better
half"
Judge Flandrau, visiting George
in 1856, writes that he had be-
come quite a prominent trader and
man Of wealth and consequence,
| I was his guest for two weeks at
Leech Lake when I made a
canoe voyage 10 the source Of the
Mississippi He was a thorough
gentleman In both feeling and de-
pertinent, and was very anxious
TO contribute 10 my pleasure dur
ing my stay with him %. He got
up an excursion on the lake in a
splendid birch bark canoe, manned
by twelve men who padded 10
the music Of a French Canadian
boat song. led by himself"
George Bonga continued to live
among the Leech Lake Indians
for the rest Of his life, He saw
them pushed from their lands, and
did what he could to see that they
were fairly treated. lie saw the
formation Of Minnesota Territory
In 1919, and the organization OF
the state Of Minnesota nine years
later He helped bring law and
order and government TO the from
tier.
The accomplishments OF George
Bonga, Negro trader, and those
Of other Negro pioneers, form an
inspiring chapter in the history Of
Minnesota.
Next Week James Thompson
and John Stewart.
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PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

The church school attendance
was very good Sunday March %.
with the lesson review by Rev. A.
Crawford. Rev. w. F. Armstrong
brought the IL am. sermon using
as a subject, He Is Not Here, /"
scripture reference Matt. 2S:6. The
message was very impressive. Rev
Armstrong explained that the Lord
rose and all power was given to
Him in heaven and earth whereby
we might have the right to the
tree Of life.
Our pastor Rev. ]. ]. Jackson
and the Malone family motored to
Tennessee last week, where Broth
er Malone was called because of
the serious illness of his mother
and a sister. We are praying for
them and their safe return home
We are most appreciative of
those who helped to make our
Seven Table Feast a success. As
the old saying goes, when the
shepherd is away, the sheep will
play, but that was not true here
as it seemed that everyone put
forth their special efforts to make
the days program very inspira-
tional.
Let us remember to visit and
pray for our sick and shut-ins.
We welcome you to worship with
us at any time.
Mrs. ]. A. Armstrong, reporter.
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Sc PAIL LUTHERAN

Choose Christ" was pastor Carl
c. Sunwalrs sermon topic for last
Sunday He brought to our at
tention that privileges given to US
also mean responsibility. The
chief priests and sCribes were an
xious that Christ should be put
TO death. PLATE said TO them. Take
Him your selves and cruelty Him.
In the beginning man disobeyed
God and sinned by making a
choice. When Jesus was on trial
before PLATE the people had TO
make a choice, Barabas or Christ.
PLATE, knowing that Jesus was
innocent made use of a custom of
that day, that a prisoner be re-
leased during the feast of the
Passover.
A notable prisoner by the name
Of Barabas was brought forth
and placed beside Jesus. The people
had to make a choice between
Jesus and Barabas. PLATE is try
ing to get out Of a dilemma. He
wanted to get away from facing
Christ and making a choice so he
turned II over to the people.
When they asked for the release
Of Barabas, rather than Jesus, they
put their seal on sin. Barabas rep,
resents Satin VIII you choose
Satin or Christ? Jesus came &C
seek and to save the lost.
Pastor Suuwan announced that
there will be baptisma service
and reception of new members on
Palm Sunday. The service will be,
gin at lO:45 AN. At 500 PM
the choir will render the SACRED
cantata "Ohvet' by Protheroe
All are welcome TO all Of oul
services. st. Paul Church is an
xious to serve the people OF the
community.
Anna Wendell, parish worker
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were served in the dining room
made exquisite with a floral ar
rangement Of yellow jonquils cent
ering the table and trays Of dainty
refreshments adding beauty TO the
setting.
Beautiful gifts were brought b.
the following guests: the Misses
Wilma Merrill, Joann Richardson
Ursula Ponders, Beverly Gallo
way, Joyce Hughes. sister Of the
bride. Vianne Griffin and Mrs
Doris Donaldson.
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RECENT BRIDE HoNoRED
BY PERSONAL SHOWER

Mrs Robert Forrest Allen, (nee
Antoinette Hughes), recent
bride was honored guest at q
surprise personal shower given by
the Misses Darlene Written and
Sharon Nelson. The delightful af-
fair was held at the home Of Miss
Nelson, 1928 Fifth Az. s., on Sun
day afternoon March 20.
Various shower games were
played and unique prizes awarded
to the lucky winners,
Following games refreshments
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Leave For Home: Mr.. John w
Smith, Jordan Smith, Miss Eva
Mae Smith, Miss Ora Jean Smith
and Mrs. Amanda Wright, all Of
East St. Louis, H., who came to
the city TO attend the funeral Of
their son and brother, the late
Lloyd Smith, left for their homes
on Sunday March %. Private Shedd
Smith, a brother who is with the
us. Army left by plane Saturday
for 1T. Meade. Md. Mr.. John w
Smith Is the brother Of Mrs. F.. L.
Braxton, 1916 Portland Av. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Watson of 3755
Fifth Av s, with whom they di-
vided their time during their stay.
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ZION BAPTIST

The attendance was good at
the morning worship service Sun
day March %. Rev. II. w. Bolts
Jr. read the scripture for the morn
ing message from Acts 10:42-4S.
Rev. II. w. Bolts Sr. delivered
the message using as a basis for
his message from the scripture
read. He used for a subject, "Bap-
tism, Not a Custom, But a Com
mand by Jesus Christ" Rev. Bolts
reminded those present that those
who comply with the command re-
Ceive everlasting life.
Music was rendered by the COM
bined Choils directed by Mr.. Willie
b. Hale with Mrs. Dorothy Sims
at the organ and Mrs. II. w
Bolts Jr, at the piano.
Uniting with the church were
Floyd, Linda and Emeal Jackson
candidates for baptism, all of Min
neapolis and Miss Eugenia Lloyd
Of Twin Falls, Idaho, who joined
by christian experience. Miss Lloyd
is a sister of Rev. S. r. King.
Visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. r
Wesley, Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Al.
ford. Marlowe Peterson and Mrs
Peterson, mother of Gerald Peter.
son.
The s to $50 Zion Hour was
source of inspiration. Rev. S
r. King preached from Pauls let.
ter TO the Corinthians 3:16-3O
using for a subject, Mans Unfail.
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Heart Of The
Stronger .
Continued from page -

a territory until 1s4S, and settlers
had not yet made the long trek
across the prairies to It's rich
forests and farm lands. Buffalo
still roamed the plains and Indian
camp fires cleaned on the shores
OF It's lakes.
The fur trader. however. al
ready padded his birch bark canoe
up Minnesota's rivers. and the
voyageur sang his colorful songa
In lis stiffness. II Is thought that
Jean Bonga too became a fur trad
err, for when Captain Roberton
died. he became a free man. That
he stayed ON in the region IL proven
by an entry IN the Maokinac Reg
lister Of June 20. 1874, recording
his marriage 10 Jeanne. a free Ne
gro woman.
Jean Bonga had son, Pierre,
who was with Alexander Henry,
Jr OF the Northwest Company on
an expedition 10 the Red River
Valley In isO2-03. Henry thought
no highly Of Pierre that he left
him In charge OF the fort during
his absence In January 1903.
Pierre married into the Chippewa
tribe and In 1919 one OF the prin-
cipal traders among these In
dams was Bonga, probably
Pierre.
George Bonga. the captor OF the
Indian killer was Pierre's son He
lived 10 become wealthy trader,
highly respected by the leading
men OF territorial Minnesota He
could speak French, English, and
Ojlbway. the language OF the Chip
pewa, and In 1920 acted as inter
prefer for Governor Lewis Cass
at council held at Fond du Lac.
He was employed by the American
Fur Company, and maintained
posts at Lac Platte. otter Tail and
Leech Lakes. Later he became
prominent Independent trader He
was famous through the region
marks In his "reminiscences
for his hospitality, and "Bonga's
Lodge" was a favorite stopping
place OF travellers In north central
Minnesota.
Judge Charles F'landmu, one Of
early Minnesota's legal figures, re-
George was very popular
and loved 10 relate TO newcomers
his adventures, He was about the
BLACKLIST man I ever saw. SO black
that his skin fairly glistened" The
Judge also commented that George
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SCOUTS TO MEET FRIDAY

Cub Scouts Pack No. 20 and
their parents viii hold their reg
ular Pack meeting on Friday
March rs. at MaNfield School, Vic
toria and St Anthony Az
Short slSits will be presented by
each den. SO parents come out "a
see your boy do his best to enter.
tain you.
The boys will exhibit handiCraft
pertaining to the monthly theme
Exploring Alaska" Awards will
be given deserving cubs,
Plan to attend.
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\. II. g. CLUB PALM SUNDAY
TEA

A h. C. Club Of 81. Peters A.
NJ r. Church will have their 18th
anniversary Palm Sunday tea at
the church, Ilst and ith Ave. So.
Sunday. March 80, ~ pm. The
public is cordially invited Advt
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Young COP In
Convention Nor. 29

The Ramsey County Young Re
publican League will hold their an
nual convention Saturday March
%. at the Riverview Commercial
club. 10 Concord Street. 81, Paul.
Ed viehman, former local radio
and television personality and re-
Gently campaign manager for Al
bert Quie, will be the main speaker.
Art Ogle. state representative
from Mankato, will give the key
note address at the business ses-
sion in the afternoon.
Following the business session
viii be a social hour and a dinner
in the evening. Tim Quinn is sched-
uled as master Of ceremonies. r.
These convention. committee as
signments have been announced:
Gene Conway resolutions; Thorn
as Birmingham. Shirlee Gooch-
rules. Dick Farrimond. Kay Haas
credentials; Steve Maxwell. con-
stitution; Dick Peters, Mary Anne
Korngable arrangements, Suzan-
ne Ksmman, Robert Plstt-pub-
Hcity; Robert Dengler, Mn. Rob
ert (PriScinal Farnham-tickets.
vern Klenk. Rita Nolan-mem-
bership drive.
Registration will begin at 100
pm The business meeting will be
called to order at pm.
An sessions are open to the pub
he Tickets for the dinner will
be sold at the door for S2.O0.
Happy birthday! Thousands Of
Upper Midwest people are given
birthday greetings in this news
papers Birthday Greetings col
umn every week In this paper.
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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12
De CAULLE
Viene de Ia Prirnera)

ser obligadas a comprender Que Ia
tarea nacional que emprendi con
mi %gobierno, exige paz mental Y la
adhesion franco y razonable de to.
dos ~aquellos que desean ayudar-
me a salvar la unidad, ~integridad
e Independence nacionales.
Ell comite de Angel exige 10 ST.
guiente:
Formation de I'm verdadero
"gobierno de salvation p%ublica" en-
Paris, en- lugar del gobierno ac-
tual tornado con politicos del vie
jo regimen.
La "desaparicion" de los par
tidos politicos f~ranceses, al menos
hasta que sc realize en- octubre ell
referendum n~acional para la re-
forma de la constitution francesa.
-Aplazamiento de las eleccio-
mes municipales de ArgeIia hasta
despues del referendum.
Esas elecciones debian celebrar-
Sc ell mes proximo, pero ell Comitss
de Salvation Publica previno aver,
que no desea SUI celebration en-
esa OCCASION. No Sc hizo mencion
alguna de fecha en- ell anuncio da-
do por ell portavoz del gabinete,
Andre Malraux.
MientraS tanto, dos miembros
extremists del movimiento insu-
rreccional argelino llegaron hoy a
Paris, en- momentos en- que parece
inminente una definicion entire ell
gabinete del General Charles De
Gaulle y los Comites de Salvation
Publica derechistas.
Ell gabinete de De Gaulle Sc
reuni6 a las $50 GMT para discu'
tir la resolution dada a conocei
aver por Ell comite de Argelia.
Leon Delbecque, p~residente del
Comite de Salvation Publica de
Angel, al que generalmente reco.
noce como una de las figuras prin.
cipales de la revuelta, lego a Paris
esta manana de Lille, donde habia
estado visitando a SUI familia.
Una delegation del comite de
Angel lego esta maiiana al aero.
puerto de Orly, POGO antes del
amanecer. Forma parte de ella
Pierre Lagaillarde, ex paracaidista
que, como dirigente estudiantil, di'
rigio ell asalto del 10 de mayo con-
ira la oficina del sobierno en-
ArReL
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12
Aparente "0fensiva de Pa"
ha Eniciado ell Gobierno en-
Ia Agitada Region Oriental

dra de los edificios que ocuparan
la Casa de Maternidad y Benefit.
cencis y ell Banco Nacional. Sc in.
formo que este ultimo sc levanta.
"a en- B%elascoain y San Lazaro,
donde Sc encuentra hoy la Casa de
Beneficencia, cuyos t%errenos han
sido a%dqulridos por csc objeto en-
100000 que Sc destinaran a la
construction de los nuevos edit.
clos lie la casa cuna en- La Habana
del Este, lugar en- que eT Estado
cedio 100000 metros cuadrados de
terreno. Ell Presidente Batista, co.
locara la primera piedra de la Ca.
sa de Beneficencia y p~osterior.
mente la del BaEco Nacional. Sc
informo que csc edificio tendra 30
pisos y en- Ell Sc instalaran las Off.
cinas del BANADES, Banco de Co.
mercio Exterior, ia Financiera Ma.
clonal y otras instituciones rela.
clonadas con ell Bancv NacionaI.
AL mlclarSe los trabajos para la
construction del edificio del Banco
parte de los ninos que Sc encuen.
tran alojados en- la Be~neficencia.
seran trasladados para ell cam.
pamento de Tiscornia, donde Sc
han acOndicionado los locales.
Otros permaneceran en- ell vieio ca
seron de San Lazaro Y B~elascoain.
APLAZAN OPOSICIONES
En- ell Ministerio de Educaci6n
Sc curse un decreto presidential
aplazando los eiercicios de los cor.
cursos oposiciones para cubrir las
plazas vacantes de maestros de to-
das las ensenanzaS y auxiliares de
kindergarten correspondence al
curse l958-59. Fl Ministro fiiarA
cuando deben efectuarse las opo.
Siciones.
AUTORIZAN VISTA
Ell Tribunal de Urgencia de San.
tlago de Cuba autorizo al medico
DR.. Enrique Bendan, para que vi.
site en- Ell vivac de Boniato al dete.
nldo Javler Felipe Pazos y 10 exa.
mine, a fin de determinar la en-.
termedad que viene p~adeciendo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12

10 2rdndeS l"nundacloneS en- 0lStln-
toS lugares de la repdblica con ell
dano consequence para las cose-
chaS y los animsles, afectando in
cluso a yariaS ciudadeS En- La Ha-
bana, cayeron copiosas lluvias la
noche del marteS, produciendose
lnunoaciones en- Ell Vedado, San
toS suarez, La Vibora y Marianao,
provocando la paralizacion del
translto en- im%portantes Was y
slendo necesario la actuacion de
los bomberos para ofrecer auxilio
a familias cuyas casas fueron inva.
dldas por las aguas.
Dnrante ell dia de aver continue.
ron las lluvias h~abiendose reporta-
do de Caibarien TN Las Villas, que
Sc habia interrumpido ell servicio
del tren de esa ciudad con la de
Moron como consequence de las
lnundaclones. Todas las proVincias
eStan siendo afectadas por las llu-
Was.
INVESTIGAN SUCESO
Por la policia sc esta investigan-
do ell Suceso p%roducido en- la ma
mana de aver en- esta capital, en-
que resuit6 gravemente herida de
bala en- ell pecno la joven HiIda
Valdes del Carpio y en- una mano.
Victor de AFnas. Dijo este, que
cuando Sc encontraban en- ell int.
rlor de SUI automovil en- Lagunas Y
GervaSio, Hilda trato de suicidarse.
apoderandose de I'm revolver
tenia ell y a tlratar de impedirlo
Sc produjo ell disparo que lie ira
VeSo la mano e hiri6 a la joven
en- ell pecho. Esta no ha podido
preStar declaration.
Sc CASA UN POLITICO
Ell Senador gubernamental, Mi.
guel Suarez Fernandez, contraio
matrimonio con la actriz Carmen
lgnarra, siendo ell tercer matrimo.
MO del oirigente politico v~illareno
y Ell segundo de Carmen.
INSPECTION DE OBRAS
FL Presidente Batista hizo una
inspection a la playa de Varadero
y peninsula de Hicacos en- la pro.
vlncla de Matanzas, para conocer
las obras que Sc realizan en- csc lu.
gar y las que estan siendo proyec.
tadas. Ell Jefe del Estado hizo ell
vlaJe por mar acompanado de sus
tamillareS. En- Varadero les reel.
oleron ell Ministro de Obras P1bli.
cas- y autoridades militares v civil
les, hacienda un recorrido por la
region. Sc inform6 que Sc tiene
Ell proyecto de desecar ma.ismas al
sur de La peninsula y construir una
wa que Sc denominara Autopista
Sur para urbanizar toda la IONA. La
autopista tendra un total de 18
kms de extension Y Sc diio que
proplclara ell desarrollo de nueyas
areas hoy ~inaccesibles. Ell provec.
to de las distintas obras que Sc
eJecutaran sera financiado Dor ell
Banco de Desarrollo Econ6mico v
Social, con n emission de bonos
por valor de % millones de pesos
que Sc l1quidaran con las aporta.
clones de los propietarios de Vara.
dero que resulten b~eneficiados. Pa.
"a las obras Sc tOmaran 1880. 600
pesos, para expropiaciores Sc DIES.
tlnaran 1890, 900 pesos y ell resto.
para los gastos de emission finan.
clamlento e intereses de las inver-
stones mlentras dure la obra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12
INSTITUCIONEs DE BAYAMO

lNSTITUCIONES DE BAYAMO
Por la Oficiua de Publicidad e
Information de Palacio Sc entrego
copia de una declaration ~Suscrita
por los representatives de las ms
tltuctones de la cludad de Bayamo,
Orlente, en- la cual Sc hace I'm la
mamiento a los que Sc mantienen
alzadoS para que depongan u ar
mas acoglendose a las medidas die
tadas por Ell gobierno Manifesto
ron que en- los liltimoS dias hume
rosos individuoS de todas las eda-
des, especialmente campesinos, han
efectuado SUI presentation y las
fuerzas armadas los han dejado en-
libertad. Aseguraron que las ms.
tituciones Civicas hacen ell llama
mlento a los que por equivocacion
o error i otra causa Sc mantienen
en- rebeldla; para que vuelvan al
Seno de sus familias y condenan
la actitud de Fidel Castro Y u
seguidores, que Sc empecinan en-
contlnuaI una guerra indtil y fra.
trlcida condenada al frscaso por-
que Sc hace contra la yoluntad del
pueblo de Cuba.
CONSUL CESANTE
Por decreto presidential publ.
cado en- la Gacets Official fue de.
clarado cesante Rene Dechard
y de ia Torriente , como consul de
Segunda clase adscrito al consulate
de Filadelfia, E. u, con perdida
de haberes y derechos de la ley
de Jubilacion. La cesantia fue
dictada al amparo del acuerdo ley
No. 3 del C~onsejo de Ministries.
EMBAJADOR RELEvADO
Por otro decreto Sc relieve del
cargo de Embajador de Cuba en-
Venezuela al DR.. Antonio Iraizoz
designandose en- su lugar al DR..
Orlando Danny Amat que era
Embajador en- Peru.
DOS NUEVOS EDIFICIOS
Para horas del mediodia del iue-
YES ha sido sehalada la ceremonial
de colocaci6n de Ia primera pie.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12
TERMINA PARO DE
AUT0BUSES EN- RIO

RIO DE JANEIRO, CUPID La
huelga de los cnoferes de autobu-
ses finallzo con la derrota de los
huelguistas, que trataban de conse-
guir la restauraci6n del aumento
diario de 40 cruzeiros que ell SUI
premo Tribunal del Trabajo habia
dejado sin efectO.
Los p%ropietarios de los autobu-
ses convinieron en- pagan a los cho-
fAres los ~jornaleS de los dias que
estuvieron en- huelga, conforme a
,un acuerdo firmado POGO antes del
amanecer, luego de una c~onferen-
cha realizada con ell ministro de
Trabajo, Parsifai Barroso, y ell al
calde Francisco Negrao Lima.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12
SIZES BUSCA SOLUCIONAR
HUELGAS

LA PAZ, (UPI)-El presidente
Herman Siles realjza ~esfuerzos para
solucionar las huelgas de los ope-
radores y empleados de telecomu-
nicaciones del Estado y del Sindi-
cato Grafico Nacional.
Ell paro de operadores y emplea-
dos de Accommodations tiene
aislado al pals Ell sus communicated
mes estatales de telegrafos, radio y
correos.
La nuelga de los obreros graft
cos, que piden aumento de sala-
rios, tiene paralizadas por segundo
dia consecutive las ediciones de los
diarios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12
ESTEBAN A BIRD
FS CONDECORADO

SAN JUAN = En- la Ultima reu-
lion de la Liga Naval de los Esta-
los Unidos celebrada en- San Fran
Esco, Sc lie contrib al senior Este
IAN A. Bird, Vicepresidente Eie-
btivo del Banco Credito y Aho-
TO Ponceno, la Condecoracion de
! Ciudadania del Secretario de la