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KARMELKoRN STORE. franchise
: s1S sSaRRa sHns 0s SSrR Rsp 81 o.
SERVICE STATION F0R LEAsE-
or Va ca H'i ~ sn. a7d 70 n'0' MO
POOLROOM. year-round business
owner must sell; hans.ome' large
monthly income y fun time y de-
voted. Box 3e-L, Star. 27s
VALET sHoP. $500 CAsH-com-
plete shoe repair, pressing equip,
cash reg. etc. LII. 4-S776.
DELICATESSEN GR0CRRY; beer
on and on license: IL miles d, c.
On Y. 3. Rte /. Call OWNER, WE.
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WILL PAY GOOD PRICE
for 2-bedroom. 9-bath apart
ment, high up. in B Building
Of Westehester. BOX 65-V,
star.
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APIS unFuRnsHIp-vL IAPra unFuRHsHEp-vA.
ARLINGTON
JUST ACROSS THE
POTOMAC BRIDGE"

and e;bsdroom Dc luIs apts
sarSase dispossi, master nv an.
tenna, plentiful pArking, storage
and laundry facilities are among
the many features bedfm,, sos,
= bedTm,, Slih' all utllA incl, SEE
Mrs, Martin, Apt 4, 1900 No 18th
st., IA, s.tlhi, or call SHANNON
A LUcHn co, Ma, h.9ath,
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HOUSES TO SNARE

COUPLE TO SHARP modern ram.
with WIDOW rsasonabIs Tor main.
isnAnss Phone 20. s'SaSa or
GIRL TO SHARE With another Girl:
BERN. duplex with patio. cow, 70
MsvS AnssA,sPd PshtssOn; sa7
BACHELOR WILL SHARE S-room
furn house In NJ. Afl, with youna
couple Call "a, 6.OlQ3.
BUsy PROVISIONAL WOMAN
wishes . home 10 share. she de-.
airea more comfort, space and
elegance than q tingle budget az
foroa, Boz ea.v, star,
FALLS CHURCH AREA-In home
OF employed couple; room suitable
foE woman, ~, t.0ltS.
C0LORED-woman wants settled
yoTkinE couple 70 share nice house.
TU. 2-sBA0.
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RESTAURANT, on Nichols ave. sc.
Seats 80. Closes $40 pm. Closed
Sundays. Perfect location for comb.
restaurant and eaYryout shop.
owner III and must sacrifice for
$4,000. Terms. $1,000 cash down.
" Z, THRIFT, 14ll Pa. ave. NV,
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onAssTiLLE ARsh-ccyla you ".
q airport lons'Isrm lease NO.
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STORE in fayetteville:
choice loo; excel. potentialitie,,;
WA. 7-9634 or WE. 6.677e,
DRESS AND MILLINERY STORE.
we'll established Air conditioned.
Best Conn, ave, location, Retiring
after SO years. Reasonable. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

REsrAURANT-BEER LOUNGE, in
Alexandria, Does big draft beer
business. Machines slone net ap-
prox. 500 vk. Best Of chenille.
owner not active and anxious 70
sell. Experienced operator can
handle this with small amount Of
cash. w. =. THRIFT. 1Al1 Pa.
ave NV. MA R-l1Aa
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e7b 900 CASH-To purchase, or
partnership in estab. bus. showing
good profit. Box l20-Y, Star.
BUILDER DESIRES PARTNERS
SidE. in NV. b. c. with potential
income Of approximately $4,000
annually. Box 122-X, star.
DECORATING ASST. PARTNER
wanted by exper N. Y. woman dec.
Res. d. G. area. Box 229-x. Star.
DELICATESSEN; ideal loo; on-sale
beer, reas, rent; lease. Same own.
err z yrs; shows nice income. NE.
S-4621. NE. S-04S6.
LIQUOR Lie. for sale, D, c. drug
store; very small inventory Boz
a69-Y. Star.
STORE FOR RENT, $50 Park I'd.
NV, around corner from QeorRia
ave. ReaS. rent, DI, 1924.
SHOP.DEL.-Inc.. $500
wk.; rent, Sl10, incl. 3-rm.-and.
bath apt. One-man store. Only
$500 down, A. r. SEELYE, pl.
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LARGE COUNTRY STORE. good
stock. on-sale beer. Fine for man
and wife. Closed Sundays. 5-rm.
bungalow. Come and see this real
buy. Selling because Of illness. No
reasonable offer refused. N p
WEBER, r. p. D. No. /, King
George. Va.
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BOT 22nd ST. NV.
Here "a q house you can rent
se os r:TSd; ., =. 'SSI lslLF' ,o Li..sl:
with lease.
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COLLEGE PARk. $40. and Hyatts-
E ylHis A, sine e esS S'sI IsS5S
ROBERT s. DAVIS 4 Co. INC,
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 32e Raleirh
ST. se--3 bedrms.. hv. rm., din.
rm kil:. bath, easeepsni; iroHt
SoN ss1 Rx Ri!fs.' ins Se 10 oE0 o4o q
FAIRFAX-3-bedroom brick ram
bier. ia baths. full bSmt. rec.
nm, avail May Is. Sl35 no.
CIR. 3-036s.
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ROSE HILL,-Air.e ond. 3-bedrm
rambler; excel. cond.: liy, rm. and
equip kit: washer. earport, lots
OF storage. Lge. lot.
TOWN 4 COUNTRY REALTY
TIE H-l41h n Till q
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FULLY EQUIPPED SHOE STORE.
and other items. This Is the only
store avail. in q new shoping CEN
ter and Is situated between Peo-
Piles Drugs and Safeway. An op-
portunity for q good merchant 10
acquire business with Q MINI
mum capital. WEISSBERG BROS.
REALTY, IA. $4,000,
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D BOARDING. HOUSE

RI. Belvoir. Phone Edgewster
9-984e between Z am. and 9 pm.
TAVERN. Sc, with beer; si,40O
S spoi S S.nss for P' siSo nee iov sx:
penses. Bargain az $4,000, Good
location, RA. 10000. RA. 6-030l.
RESTAURANT AND cOPFEE SHOP
oolored trade; good location; 5000
weekly; active corner, NV. Price,
Sl5,5OO, Terms 10 reliable people.
RIA 100000, RIA 6-03OA
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SHIT METAL FACTORY Tor SALE
Needs money; Big PLACE. han q
s car POM METAL PS sapHaD S' COS
Box il6. Fredericksburg. Va.
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eARAGE:sERvICE STATION. fully
equipped; house, 2 extra lots; c.
conner sSI,msreisi gSos fVE an. ,ES. kinS o.. q
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and, Call after 0 Pm. shown by
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BOOMING HOUSE.. clean. nice
I'd. n'w'-s rooms ga baths: very
few places like this on market:
powder rm. on list A.; ownsE wants
Ellis Hrnker RF T-5I4O
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GEORGET0wN-completely EQUIP
4 master bedrms, 3 baths. ? Serv-
ants rms, ! bath. din. rm;; lv
nm. kit. with pantry. 3 dining
terraces June Q 10 Oct. low
rental to desirable tenants. PB
3-HGbS
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EI i,i! -. II NeIthy..l .s,s:
las, price, HA, H.Nh9k,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
TROPICAL.
SUITS
20.oo ]

resuIorIY 5000
Mems cool, wrinkle
resistant S. 20 Docron-
45oo imported wool
suits. Shortly toilored,
stay crisp and hold their
crease.
Downstairs Store,
Mems Budget Furnishings
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stin Not Enough

An increase in the debt limit
is "the only sound course at the
present time" Mr.. Anderson
said. adding that even the new
ceiling may present problems
10 the Treasury before the end
Of the fiscal year.
The proposed new ceiling
would be higher than any ex-
cept the $500 billion statutory
limit authorized in l945 in the
closing days of World War IL
II the Treasury borrows up
to the new limit. as now seems
probable, 1t would bring the
actual Government debt to an
all-time high mark.
Even when the World War II
limit was $500 billion, the high
est actual public debt was just
below $3.50 billion.
After the war. the ceiling
was lowered to $275 billion, but
temporary increases put it up
to 1921 billions in 1854 and
1855.
Reasons for raising the Gov
ernment's borrowing authority
stem from the business recess
sion, infiationary price rises,
and Interchangeable Gov
'ernment spending occasioned
largely by antirecession and
defense expenditures.
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Anderson Sees
Year'sDeficit
0fSt2 Billion


A si2 billion deficit for the
Governments current fiscal
year was forecast today by Sec
rotary Of the Treasury Ander-
SON
Mr., Anderson told the House
Ways and Means Committee II
is imperative that Congress
grant President Eisenhower's
request for q rise In the ceiling
on Government borrowings
from $3.50 billion 10 t2ss billion.
Government fiscal officers
have been talking Of a deficit
Of 50 billion TO $40 billion for
the fiscal year ending next
June 80.
Mr.. Anderson not only boosted
the forecast 70 si2 billion. he
limited 1t might be even greater,
depending on the course of
Federal revenues.
The Secretary said the s2.s
billion deficit for the fiscal year
just ended was incurred be-
cause Of a s3.3 billion drop in
tax revenues.
In the current fiscal year. he
continued, he anticipates a fur
ther 50 billion drop in revenues
and a rising level Of expendi-
lures TO a total Of around $40
billion.
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WOMEN'S
CASUAL
SHOES
2.s's
regularly 800
and more

All fomous-none flots,
sondoIs and wedges in
open and closed toe
styles. White, posteIs.
punched lie others.
strows, mesh and many
smart combinations.
Not every style in eoch
size.
Downstairs Store,
Women's Budget Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
MISSES INTIMATE APPAREL

z65 nyIon slips, peftieoots, Eeyon poIomos
and cotton gowns. Were 2.9o and more
1888
100 nyIon gowns and poidmos. Were $50
and more, 3.Ss
$50 nylon slips ond psttieoots, cotton gowns.
Were 1873 to l.oo. 100
IS sleeveless potio lounsen in assorted
prints. Were 5.oo and more. 3.8S
Downstairs Store Budget Lingerie and Robes
"a nyIOn foundations. Regularly $50 and
more $40
20 sirdIes. front Upper style. Were SIS
3.49
Downstairs Store Budget 6irdes and Bros
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
MISSES SUITS AND COATS

ZOO summer suits, cotton and cotton blends.
Assorted postes and dark shodes. Sizes
10 TO Is. Regularly 799 and 500 500
SO summer busters, foIIe and shorkskin.
PosteIs and dark shades. Sizes 10 to l8.
Less than " price. Washington Store
Only 500
80 winter coats and toppen. All wool.
Regularly $500 and more. Washington
Store Only 1900
so summer AeFiIon toppers and popIin cor
coats. Regularly 1899 to l295. TOO
Downstairs Store, Budget coots ond Suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

miniature theater inside the
store 10 keep the kids occupied
with cartoons while Nom shops
for the groceries.
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CHILDREN'S WEAR

ChILUkEMS WEAK
ZOO irresuIors Of white sheets, 45x72". If
perfect 50. 7Se
500 souze diapers, irreeuIors, 2l~4o" II
perfect. BIS dozen. Dozen, z.39
$50 prefoIded diapers. irreeulors. If per
feet, BIS dozen. Dozen, z.sS
800 Irregular piIIOweoses, If perfect, soc
for LOO
800 KniteoIe fried crib sheets. Regularly
l.5o 7Se
II. Infonts pillows. Foam and Kopok
ReouIorIy l.1o to 2.ee. see
400 Group Of ehiIdren's pIayweor and sum-
merweor. Sizes to a. REGULARLY 90 to
l.eo. Soc, , for ZOO
Downstairs Store. lnfonts' Budget Apporel
ITS qirIs' cotton sun dresses. Sleeveless
Sizes 8 to a. Regularly 2o9 and more
1888 and z.SS
zoo bothine suits. Sizes TO a. subteens
Regularly 29o and more, 1888 and Z.SS
800 girls cotton twill holt boxer shorts.
Regularly 80 l.5', TOR $40
Downstairs Store, Girls Budget Apporel
100 boys swim trunks, our entire stock.
Boxer and Lostex styles with inner support
Shrink and fode resistont. Snnoll to Jorge.
ReouIorIy 90 TO 2oo. l.39 and l.6s
Downstairs Store, Boys Budget Apparel
$50 Little Yankee shoes, school, dress ond
play shoes. White, potent, noVY, red Al
sizes represented, but not every size in eoch
style. Regularly 500 and more. Z.S9
Downstairs Store, Chidrens Budget Shoes,
North Building
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Kiddie-Minder

COLUMBUS. Ohio tF1. - A
supermarket here has built a
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interIined aII.wooI for winter
JUNIOR COATS
1870
regularly 1895 and more

Juniors winter coots, all wool with warm
interIinine. Stroieht and fitted styles. Sizes
7 to IS. Assorted colors.
Downstairs Store, Junior Miss Budget Apparel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
wonderful assortment Of fine quality
MEMS SPORT SHIRTS
2'''
resuIorIy 800

700 Sonforized cottons, woven cottons and
silk-ond-cotton blends, Foncy and neot
patterns. Small to eMro-loree. Not every
size in every fobrc.
Downstairs Store. Mems Budget Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
JUNIOR MISS DRESSES

ITS cotton dresses, sunbocks, jacket dresses
ond clossic styles. Solids. stripes ond prints.
5 to IS.
IS were $50, 400 100 were 500, 500,
100 we're 1899. 500
IS junior skirts, prints, stripes and solids.
Slim and full styles Wide selection of
colors and pottens Regularly 500 and
more. $50
Downstairs Store, Junior Miss Budget Apparel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
MATERNITY GIRDLES

so maternity sirdIss and psntis sirdIes.
Two-woy stretch royon, also nyIon and royon
sotin Regularly SEQ and more $40
Downstois Stores. Budget eirdIes and Bro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
FASHION ACCESSORIES

IS summer hots in Ioce and strow. Excel
lent opportunity to replenish your millinery
wordrobe Regularly 4.eo and more. 800
100 beach hots and troveI hats. Buy now
for your week lend trips and lote vocotons
Regularly l99 100
Downstairs Store. Budget Millinery
ZOO summer hondboss in simulated leather
Discontinued styles. Wipe clean with q
Damp CLOTH Many styles in white and
noturoI Regularly 300. l.S9
PIeose add 1925 Federal tox
Downstairs Store. Budget Hondboos
100 costume ieweIy pieces. Summer
postels, white. gold and silver colored metoI
Regularly 90. 59e, Z for 90
Pleose odd 1923 Federal tax.
Downstairs Store, Budget Costume JeweIry
900 summer gloves. DoubIe-woven cotton
and nylon. Assorted classic and novelty
styles. White, posteIs and dark shodes
Sizes 6to g. Regularly 2 90 and more. l.zS
Downstairs Store. Budget Gloves
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12

ahora parece haber cambiado
y ha dejadO de escribirme. Y
aqui esta 10 principal. Estoy har.
ia de TODD 10 que me rOdea. To-
do me molesta y me hastia. Sc
que con este pasO vOy a perder-
10 TODD, dinerO, pOsici6n, reSpe-
to y hasta quien sabe 81 ell alma,
perO soy una de esas perSOnas
que no Sc deian veneer pOr ell.
destino Querer es poder y voy
hacie FL, SabiendO que me jue.
go ell TODD pOr ell TODD. EstOy Gle.
ga, no tengo voluntad, vivO ba-
jO la obsesi6n de ir, ir ALA, pa.
Sc 10 que pase.
Silvia
Su carta que he abreviado
muestra, en- %efecto, la firme
resolution de cometer la mayor
locura de SUI vida; correr en- pos
de I'm hombre que la quiere a
ratios, con una vehemencia extra
ma, de una forma totalmente ire
gular. Una veL en- Ell tren, en- Ell
avion o en- Ell barco, conforme va
va aproximandose a Ell, Sc dara
listed cuenta del calibre de su
error. Llegara ALA y lie telefo-
neara o ira a yerle. FL Sc asom-
brara, y pasado SUI asombro, la
tratar -bien. eel primer dia.
Despues surgiran los grandes
problemas: IPor que fue listed?
ICON que medios cuenta para
vivir ALA? iQue pretende con
csc largo viaje' Puede ganarse
al hombre, amiga mia, por cual-
quier medic menos por violen-
cias e imposiciones. Y'lo que va
listed a hacer es la mayor de
las violencias e impertinencias:
presentarse en- su propia ciudad
y decirle: "He venido a casar-
me contigo". Mucha es la con-
fianZa que there listed en- ST mis-
ma, grande ell concepto que tie
ne de SUI poderio sobre los hon.
{Pasa a Ia Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12
vOY HACIA Ell

VOY HAClA Eli
Querida Amaranta: Hace CO.
cosa de un ano cOnoci a un mu.
chachO que al principle no me
Interest,". Ell hacia 10 possible pOr
estar cOnmigO y charlar de CO.
.Sas del espiriru que nos intere.
saban a ambes I'm dfa - al
sentir que 20 era diferente a
las demas = me c0nt6 su vida
en- la que habfa una gran ira
gedia, y adivin6 que tambien en-
mi vida habfs up secretO que
acabe pOr contarle. Esto hizO
primerO naceI una amistad, y
mas tarde un amor, que con ell
tempo Sc hizO apasiOnadO y We.
hemente Quis0 casarse COMM.
go y 70 me negue, asegurando.
lie que me seria impossible cam.
biar mi caracter. Sc do cuenta
de que habfa fracasado c0nmigo
y Sc alej6 Fue entonces cuando
me di cuenta de 10 muchO que
lie guerra y de 10 que reaImen.
tie eS ell amor. Habfa triunfado
siempre y note que esta vez fra.
casaba, Ell me dijO que iba a re.
gresar a SUI pals, y ESQ mismo
hizo nacer en- mi la firme re.
soluci6n de no perderlo, de ha-
cerlo milo, c0stase 10 que cos.
tase. Una semana despues lie lila.
me con pretexto de invitarle a
una fiesta y Ell pareci6 volver a
quererme Dursnte dos meses
fuimos felices, pero mi Orgullo
me impidi6 vcIverle a hablar
de matrimoni0 Fue Ell quien
vOlvi6 a proponermelO, anadien.
do que tendria que esperar unos
meses hasta que resolviese cier-
tas dificultades econ6micas, pc.
no que entonces me llevaria a
SUI pals y ALI nos casariamos.
Yo me ref con sarcasmo de Sc.
mejante proyectO. Sc march6 y
me escribi6 varias veces. Pare.
ca seguir queriendome, perO
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12
Reunion consuIor

Manana j%ueves, a las doce del dia,
durante aImuerZo celebrado en- ell
Salon Consular del Hotel Biscayne
Terrace, tendra lugar la reunion
mensual del CuerpO Consular de
Miami.
Sc encarece la puntual asisten,
cha de todos los representatives con-
sulares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12
goIleeimiento


Lamentamos eli sensible falleci-
miento de la aprGciada dana cuba
ma sonora Emilia de Armas, ocurri-
do en- esta ciudad en- dias pasados,
Y enviamos nuestro sentido pesame
a SUI hija sonora Rosario ROdri'
gueZ, y a Sus hijos, Manuel ]. RO'
gueZ y Roberto Rodriguez.
Paz a su tumhal
Condo informed
Ell senior AIvarO SOullier y Sc.
nora, Aida Piedra de SOullier, ORE
cieron una conida informal en- SUI
Residential de Coral Gables en- no.
ches pasadas para festejar a I'm Sc.
lecto grupo de sus amistades.
AniveFsorio Matrimonial
Queremos ser los primeros en- fe'
licitar cUrdialmente a la gentil pa
reja tornado por ell senior. Santiago
BritO y sonora, Rita de BritO, con
motive de la grata celebration del
aniversario de su matrimonio en-
Ell dia de hoy.
Bodo
Ell Sabado dfa 8 contrajeron nup-
cias los simpaticos j6venes William
Serrano y Maria de los Angeles
Diaz, fueron sus padrinos Ramon.
eta Carbon y Clemente Carbon.
La boda Sc celcbr6 en- la iglesia
catolica Gesu, la cual qued6 muy
concurrida debldo a la gran sim
patfa de los contingencies. La mini
ia IriaS Diaz fue la ring grip.
Despues del acto notrial partieron
la feliz pareja para West Palm
Beach, donde celebraran SUI Luna
de Mel, iFelicidades!
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12
PARA CORRESPONDENCE 20. COX szs. MIAMI. EIORml
cumpIe0Hos

cumpIe0Hos
En- Ell dla de aver celebr6 otro
a~niversario de SUI nacimiento ell es-
timado caballero senior EveliO lyle
sias Quintana, motive por Ell cual
nos complace felicitarlo cordial
mente y desearle muchos amos mas
de vida.
Liega hoy a un, nuevo ano de vi
da la preciosa nina Emmy Otero,
hija del senior Antonio OterO y Sc
nora, M~agdalena de OterO, mlent-
bros apreciados de nuestra colonia
Guiana residente en- Miami.
LIE enviamos nuestras sinceras
felicitacIOnes y votos porque goce
de muchos amos mas de vida, pie
nos de alegriaS y gratas sorpresas.
Llega hoy a suS siete amos de
edad ell gracioso nino Ivan Rodrf-
guex, hijo del seilor Ivan Rodriguez
Y Sra, Maria de Rodriguez, MEM
bros estimados de nuestra colonia
hispanoamericana residente en- Mia
mi.
lie enviamos nuestras sinceras
felicitaciones, que hacemos tam
bien extensivas a sus amorosos pa
dres, y lie deseamos una prolongada
W pr6snnra vida
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12
De oriente

Nos complace presentar I'm cor
dial saludo al senior Rafael Cespe-
&es y sonora, Justa Rodriguez de
Cespedes de Oriente, Cuba, quie-
mes llegaron a esta ciudad en- dias
pasados a gozar de una larga tenn
porada de recreo al lado de sus hi.
Jos, senior Eduardo MOlinary y Sc.
Cora, Maria de MOlinary.. -. i.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12
CumpIeonos

CumpIeonos
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo aho de
vida la gentil senorita DOmitila
Gonzalez, motive por ell cual nos
complace felicitarla calurosamente
Y desearle que cumpla muchos amos
mas de existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12

Cumplednos
Nos es grato enviar I'm saludo
muy especial a la gentil senorita
MilagrOs Martel con motive de la
grata celebration del aniversarlo
de su nacimientU en- ell dfa de hoy.
Pasa a la Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12

CumpleonoS
NuestroS paraDienes en- ell dia de
hoy para Ell estimado caballero Sc
nor Andres AloEsO, con motive de
la grata celebration del aniversa-
rio de SUI nacinIento, y nuestros
votos por SUI ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12
PoV AN

DlriJanse las consultas a BUZoN SENTIMENTAL. r. o. sx 500
international Airport. Miami "a, Fla. Rogamos a los Iectores o
Iectoras que hrmen sus cartas con IN pseud6nimo o iniciales-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12
AniversoriO Matrimonial

Ell dia 8 de los c~orrientes llega-
ron al sexto ano de feliz matrimo-
Mo, los muy estimados esposos
Juan M6ndez y SUI distinguida Sc.
nora, Nieve SuareZ de Mendez,
quienes los celebraron junto a sus
amistades e hiia Migdalia, quien
en- csc dia tambien celebro SUI cum
pleanos
FelicidadeS.
Cumpleahos
Rodeada del carino de todos los
suyos, celebra ell este dia la grata
OCCASION del aniverSario de SUI naci-
miento la preciosa nino neana Mo-
reno, a quien felicitamos cordial
mente y deseamoS muchos amos
mas de vida.
Aver celebr6 la grata OCCASION de
SUI primer anito de edad la primo
rosa ninita Mary Elizabeth Kehr.
hahn, algeria del hogar tornado
por ell senior Jose Enrique Kehr.
hahn y sonora, Alicia Aguilera de
Kehrhahn, mielnbros apreciados
de nuestra colonia ecuatoriana.
Aunque algO tarde, vayan para
ella nuestras carinosas felicitacio-
mes y votos porque disfrute de una
larga y venturosa existencia.
*x%
Nos complace felicitar calurosa-
mente al ~apreciado caballero senior
RamirO SaIcedO quien celebr6 aver
la grata OCCASION del aniversario de
su nacimiento, y aprovechamos la
OCCASION. para formular votos por
SUI bieneStar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12

HORIZONTALEs:
i-Preposici6n
@Papeles fiduciarios
o-Planta hortense
l2-Del verbo altar
13-De Arabia
.l4-Piedra de sacrificios
15-Ascendencia, familia
l7-Decretos autocraticos
19-Amarre
90-Audaz, atrevida
21--Bultos gruesos
2-Cestas de p~eScadores
17-Ave de rapina usada en- CO.
treria
1B-Moldura o calcafar
30-Simbolo del sodio
31-Articulo, Pl.
32-Pez de sabrosa carne
SS-Cuatrocientos cincuenta, en-
tiempos de Roma
S4-Preposicion inseparable
3S-Aspecto
36-Medida de s~uperficie
37--Curan
3S-Ciudad de los Estados Uni
dos
A-uperiores, tratandose de pi-
sos
43-Rio de Francia
A-Ulcera de un hueso
46-Trabajador manual
49-Rfo de Siberia
5o-Historiador y politico italia.
no
52-Escuchar
53-Cara o rostro
54-Eje de diversos artefactos
55-Catedral
VERTICALES:
f--Oxido de CALICO
3-Organizacion Traditional
Italiana, Inic.
3-Que no han nacido
4-Buque, barco
5-Rece
e-Igual al 80 Horizontal
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-12

| 7-Pieza de artilleria
8-Tierras sin riego
9-Residencias
10-Del verbo orar
11-Nota musical, Pl.
16-Camino o direction, Inv.
18-El primer hombre
20-UrnaS para huesos
21-Contrario de buenas
22-Implemento de labranza
23-Fluido imponderable
25-Acera a 10 largo de una via
ferrea
26-Echad sal
29-Barro fino, vidriado
32-Grasa animal
33-Caja osea del cerebro, Pl.
35-Ciudad de Colombia
36--Estiercol, Inv.
38-Organo del sentido del olfato
40-Capital de Afganistan
42-Atreverse
44-Sigla commercial
45-Extremidad de las ayes
46-Autillo
47-Denota algeria
48-Metal precioso
51-Nota Bene, Adv.