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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Cord Porty and Donce
Slotted for April Is

The Church Of the Little
Flower will hold its annual
Card Party and Dance FRI
day evening. April IS. In the
main ballroom Of the Shore.
ham Hotel. Cards will be
played from 9 pm, with
dancing to the music Of Stan
Brown from Q until o'clock.
Proceeds from the event,
jointly sponsored by the par.
ish Holy Name Society and
Sodality. will be used 70 de-
fray the costs Of church and
school property improvements
and the provision Of addis
tional parking areas.
Co-chairmen are Mr.. Thom.
as r. Smith and Mrs. Charles
T, Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
ENGAGEMENTS

son Of Arlington and the late
Mr.. Dickson. Miss Hopper II
also the daughter Of the late
Mr.. Hopper. A May IS wed.
ding Is planned.
MCLAUGHLIN. Williorns
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Nc.
Laughlin Of Annandale, Va,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Carol Jean to
Mr.. Fred w. williams, USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T.
williams Of Fort Worth, Tex.
A July wedding is planned.
Loirimore-E0rnsh0w
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W.
Lairimore. ST.. Of Edgewater.
Md. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Joan
to Mr.. George w. Earnshaw.
son Of Mrs. Virginia Earn
shaw Of Alexandria and Mr..
William Earnshaw Of Am
bridge. Pa. A June wedding u
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Hopper-Dickson

Mrs. william Tarpley Hop
per Of Boston. Ga. announces
the engagement Of her
daughter Mary Peggy to Mr..
William Francis Dickson. son
Of Mrs. George Wilbur Dick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Struuss-Pemsteia

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Strauss announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Deb.
orah to Mr.. Edwin M. Penn
stein, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel H. Pemstein Of Silver
Spring. A summer wedding Is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee
Hearn announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Maui
reen to Midshipman Bruce
T o m as Councilman, jg.,
USNA. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferd H. Councilman Of Mon
rovia, Calf. A June wedding
is planned.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-07-01
Discrimination
In Anucorfes
Refinery Job

Decision to employ Negro paint
ers on an oil refinery construction
Job at Anacortes was made as a
result of complaints filed with the
Washington State Board Against
Discrimination.
The complaint charged the Hart
Walsh Painting Co. of st.
Louis. Mo-, with refusal to en-
ploy Negro painters on the Texas
Oil Company's multi-million dollar
project. The Boards investigator
found that the company had prac-
ticed discrimination, and the Board,
meeting in Seattle on May 10,
1858, ordered the company to en-
ploy the compliments,
AS a result Booker T. McKin-
ion and Guy Simpson, Negro
painters, were employed. They re-
port no difficulty either on the
job or in securing satisfactory
housing in Anacortes.
All employment on the project,
including other crafts as well as
painting, is now being done on a
merit basis.
Mote: Booker T. McIrinion was
killed in an auto accident on May
3O.)
Newsletter, W.S.B.A.D.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-07-01
Discrimination In
EmploYments
Corrected Here

The Kasar Manufacturing Com
pany of Los Angeles, Calf, with
branch office in Seattle, was or
dered to cease a discriminatory
practice after investigation of a
complaint of racial discrimination
filed by William B. Searcy, Sc
attic.
The company signed terms
which provide for employment of
complainant and full compliance
with the law against discrimina-
ton.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-07-01
Angeles Attacks
Loon Made From
Clubhouse Fund

In a lengthy letter to the Off
GERS of the Filipino Community of
Seattle, Inc, Mariana B. Angeles
questions, among others, the ac-
ton of the Community officers in
appropriating $4,000 from the
Clubhouse Fund and loaning it to
a certain organization.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-07-01
Seattle Girls
On World Tour

Diana F1oresca, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred F1oresca, and her
cousin, Isabel Laigo, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mariana Laigo, left
June l for round-the-world plea
sure trip.
Included in their itinerary are
Amsterdam, Brussels, Lucerne,
Venice. Rome, Florence, Nice, Par
is. London Manila, Singapore,
Hongkong and Honolulu. They will
be back in Seattle early in Sep
TENDER
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-07-01

B e C a u S e of
space limitations,
the Forum quotes
only that part of
Mr.. Angeles let
ter which touches
on this point.
Mr.. A n g e l e S
writes:
1.-THE recent ac-
ton of the Off
GERS of the Fill
Pine Community
of Seattle, Inc. of
loaning m o n e y
out of the Com
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-07-01

NltAIIANO
ANGELES loaning m o n e y
out of the Com
munity Clubhouse Fund to a To-
cal labor union without the con-
sent of the members and without
any formal explanation and noti-
fication to the members needs
some explanation and Qualification.
This practice and procedure which
the officers of the organization
are exercising had been questioned
by the members during the last
administration when they sold the
community clubhouse lot.
Cup to this time, the issue con-
corning the community clubhouse
project is not yet clear in the
minds of the members. The issue
has become controversial in that
most of the members are confused
about the real truth of the prof.
ect. The recent action taken by
the officers in lOaning money out
of the Clubhouse Fund adds more
confusion in their confused minds;
thus, it creates suspicion and the
members are raising this question:
They sold the lot without the con-
sent of the members; they made
the Clubhouse Fund into a Loan
Fund without the consent of the
members; now, what is neXt?"
Mr.. Angeles poses the following
questions:
Il. Is there now policy estab-
lished by the organization concern
ing loaning the money of the or
ganization?
20. Is this loaning of money
from the Clubhouse Fund a rec
ommendation by the Clubhouse Di-
rectors to raise more money for
building a clubhouse?
"3. Now that you have sold the
clubhouse lot and now that you
have loaned money out of the Club
house Fund, what will be next?
with all these questions raised,
we members believe we have the
right to know the truth for we
even paid for our rights to vote
so that we could put you in the
positions that you now so proudly
hold.
Disservice To Remain Silent
In conclusion, this writer APP
peals for your kind consideration
to answer the questions mentioned
above, not only for his sake, but
for all who are interested in the
building of the community club
house.
"Without the Qualification of
your recent action, the confused
minds OF your fellow-members will
always remain suspicious, and this
writer believes that if such mega
tive attitude of the members to-
ward their officers continues, the
project which we are trying hard
to accomplish will never be mate
rallied.
1.-THE writer further believes that
1t would be a disservice to the peO-
pie and to all the members of the
organization particularly If he
were to reamin silent, and by 81
lence indicate a willingness to ac-
cept such unwarranted practice as
the lOaning of monies of the Com
munity."
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-07-01

The first university established
in the Philippines was the Univer-
sity of San Ignacio, which the Jes-
uits founded in 1889. The Univer-
sity of SantO Tomas was estab-
lished in 1911.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-07-01

The Little Royalty contest this
year crossed Approximately $685..
Proceeds from the contest will help
further youth work within the
Community.
Admission to the program will
be rs cents for men. Ladies will be
admitted free. Patrons and pa
troneses for the program are also
being sought. HOuders of the 1851
Sc Youth Activities booster cards
will be honOred with a 33 per cent
discount at the door and will be
admitted for only so cents.
Dancing will follow Immediately
after the program to the music of
the Leo Maman orchestra.
OTHER EVENTS SLATED
The program will precede the
traditional Filipino Community
participation in the Fourth of
July parade where both the Little
Royalty and the Youth Activities
Bolos - the Lii League baseball
team-will be entered.
Then it's the big Community pic
mic on "Pinoy Hill" atop Seward
Park.
But for the glamor and grand
spectacle - it will be the indie
pendence Day program come July
3rd.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-07-01
Royalty
CONTINUED from Page j

Community in Seattle's nationally
famous Civic celebration - the
Seafair - as members of the Sea-
fair Junior Royalty.
The Little Royalty court will in
clude Their Royal Majesties:
Princes Jose Luna Israel, 10;
and Anthony Mamon, s.
Financially shouldered SOLELY
by the Youth Activity Committee
of the Filipino Community of Sc
attic, Inc, the program will cele-
brate the 182nd anniversary of the
birthday of the United States of
America and the 18th anniversary
of the founding of the Republic of
the Philippines.
The observances will promptly
start at p. m.
A new twist has been added to
the annual program - NO
SPEECHES.
The revolutionary innovation
was reached because of the many
complaints registered by many
Pinoys to the lengthy and some
times cumbersome speeches given
in the past.
But it was mainly because of
the children" said program CO.
chairmen Mrs. Anna Ebat and
Mrs. Dorothy Cordova. THE small
ones get restless so easily. And we
must also provide the adults with
plenty of time for dancing"
TO BE QUITE AN AFFAIR
The 1858 production promises to
be quite an affair with many 'wom-
en- already choosing which Fill
pima dress to wear for that eve
ming.
The Seattle Seafair Royalty with
Queen of the Seas Sandra TeslOw
and Prime Minister T. Hoge Sulli-
van will preside at the program.
The civic pair will crown the Lit
tie King and Queen.
Approximately so boys and girls,
ranging in age from five to II and
representing some 80 Seattle fam
lilies will participate in the folk
dances, under the direction of Mrs.
Rosita Salvador.
The younger set will perform
the "Baruray" The older set will
dance the ''Bulaklakan."
QUINTET TO SING
A high school blues and rhythm
vocal group, featuring Carmen
Sarusal, Edrie Beltran, Adolfo Sal
azar, Tony Brillantes and Charles
Make will sing.
The second edition of the Choir
ale. featuring three-part harmony
with more than 25 voices from the
younger adults, will also partici-
pate. The chOrale is being directed
by Herminia De CanO.
Three-minute remarks, each by
Community acting president Sergio
P. Acena and Youth Activities gen
eral chairman Ben Consego, will be
the only non-musical spots in the
hour-long program.
Greg Ebat will be master of
ceremonies.
Mrs. Phyllis Osoteo will handle
the coronation arrangements.
1857 PAIR TO PARTICIPATE
Also participating will be the
Community's, and the first in the
entire Pacific Northwest Filipino
circles-Little Royalty pair, 1857
Little King and Queen - Tommy
Cadiente and Randee Osoteo.
Little Patricia is a second grader
at Beacon Hill School. Virgil is a
fifth grader at st. James Cathedral
School.
Prince Jose Luna, a fourth
grader at Immaculate Conception
School, is the son 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

HOKlZONTALES
1-Ansiedad.
4-Ciudad de los Estados Unidos.
9-Articulo, Pl.
12-Canton de Suiza.
13-Amarralo.
determination de diminutivo.
15-Natural de Beocia.
17-Deidades paganas.
19-Hoja purgante.
20-Madera preciosa.
21-Cantadoras de flamenco.
24-Flor.
27-Santa, Adv, Inv.
28-Apocope de tanto.
29-Flojos.
30-Dios egipcio.
31-Ciertos residences en- Paris.
33-Nota musical. y
34-Removeis la terra con Ell ara
do.
36-Baile tipico cubano.
decomposition poetica.
38-Que no es ell mismo.
39-Enjuiciaron.
41-Capacitadas.
43-Demostrativo.
44-Granos alimenticios.
46-Ganado ovino.
49-Constelaci6n.
50-Medio de communication.
52-Extremidad de las ayes.
53-Hermano de Cain.
54-Superficies.
55-Preposicion.
VERTICALES
1-Prefijo inseparable.
2-Letra castellana.
3-Del Olimpo, por ejemplo.
4-Piezas teatrales,
5-Amarro.
6-Nota musical.
7--Profeta.
e-Costumbre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25
! "a Us H.

PARA coRFpsroNDBNcrA 20. BOX ss. MIAMI, FLORIDA
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25
De La Hobuna

De la H0band
I'm cordial saludo para ell esti-
mado caballero senior Juan SalOme
quien lego a esta ciudad en- dias
pasados en- viaje relacionado con
Sus asuntos comerciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

AniveFsorio Matrimonial
Hoy ceIebran la grata OCCASION
de otro ~aniversario matrimonial ell
senior IgnaciO Marquee y sonora,
Josefina de Marquee, miembros
apreciados de nuestra colonia his,
panoam aricana.
Nos 2omplace enviarles nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones y votos
por su ventura personal.
De Vocuciones
En- pos de bien merecidas vaca-
clones, sale hoy para La Habana,
Cuba pur la via aerea la gentil Sc
norita XiOmara de la Fuente, a
quien nos complsce despedir cor
dialmentn y desear una grata per-
manencia al lado de los suyos.
De costo Rico
Por la via aerea llegaron a Mia
mi en- diaS pasados, en- viaje de
recreo, ell senior J. Anibal Pena Y
sonora, Maria Isabel de Pena, y
sus dos hijaS.
Para ellos, la mas calida bien-
venida y nuestros deseos de que
gocen de unas vacaciones muy pla-
centeraS en- esta eludad.
cumple0nos
I'm calido saludo para ell esti-
mado caballero senior Jorge Sar-
mientO quien celebra en- ell dia de
hoy la grata OCCASION de SUI cum
pleanoS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

los intestinos, 81 ALI recibe 0
aporta algunas ideas, y que ideas
son estas, 81 despues de animar-
nos algunos momentos, su esen-
cia, luego que ell cuerpo muere,
vive en- la eternidad, 81 siendo es-
piritu 10 mismo que Dios. es di-
ferente a este o es semejante.
Esas cuestiones que parecen SUI
blimes como dijimos, son las
cuestiones que entablan los Gle
COS de nacimiento respecto a la
luz.
lQue nos han ensenado los ii.
losofos antiques a los modernos?
Nos han ensenado que I'm nino
es mas sabio que ellos, porque
este solo piensa en- 10 que puede
conseguir. Hasta ahora la natura.
leza de los primeros principles
es I'm secreto del Creador. iEn
que consiste que los aires arras-
tren los sonidos? iComo es que
algunos de nuestros miembros
obedecen constantemente a
nuestra voluntad? iQue mano es
la que coloca las ideas en- la me-
moria, las conserva ALI como I'm
registro y las SAGA cuando que
remos y tambien cuando no que.
remos? Nuestra naturaleza, la
del universe y la de las plantas,
estan escondidas en- I'm abismo
de las tinieblas. Ell hombre es un
ser que obra, que siente, que
piensa; he aqui TODD 10 que sabe-
(Pasa a la Pagina SEIS)
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25
LA RECETA DEL Ola

Adobe la langosta con la sal,
la pimienta y ell jugo de limon,
y %envuelva en- una hoia de pla-
tano o en- una tela fina, Hierva
en- aqua con sal, cebolla y ajos
enteros. Coloque la langosta en-
una fuente y banela con salsa
farncesa. Mezcle las papas con
los guisantes y los huevos plea
dos y ahada la salsa vinagreta.
Arregle las hojas de lechuga al.
rededor del pescado y forme un
horde con los huevos, papas y
pimientos. Sirv frio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

Condo Informal
Ell senior Ricardo Ramos Gil y
sonora, Carmen D0n0sO de Ramos,
ofrecieron una comida informal en-
SUI residential de Miami Springs en-
noches pasadaS en honor de sus
tics, senior GuilIermO Gil y sonora,
Ramona Celerin de Gil, de Caracas,
Venezuela, quienes Sc encuentran
de vista en- Miami
Fueron invitados, ademas, hume
rosag de suS amistadeS. i.
Despedido
Despues de haber disfrutado de
una temporada de recreo entire no.
sotros, "egresan a Panama por la
via aerea ell DR.. AdOlf0 Arias y Sc
nora, dona Cecilia EspinOsa de
Arias.
Los despedimos cordialmente,
deSeandoles una leliz travesia y un
pronto regreso por eStoS lares.
De ReaFeso
Despues de haber disfrutado de
varias semanas de esparcimiento
en- Miami, regresaran por la via
aerea a Panama Ell senior don Ro-
dOlfO Barraza y sonora, Maria Be-
niteZ de Barraza, y la sonora dona
Isabel Benitez VIDA. de EstenOz.
Los despedimos cordialmente,
deseandules I'm viaje de regreso
sin contratiempoS y un pronto re-
greso POI esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

por ESQ Fernando abandono I'M.
mediatamente Nueva York rum
DO a Hollywood para estar cerca
de Arlene en- ell trascendentaI mo-
mento. Ell actor tiene ademas
una hija, bastante crecidita Va,
de su primer m%atrimonio, con
Perla Mux.
CHARLES CHAPLIN ACADIA
de hacer unos cortes a gu uilti-
ma production Gun rey en- Nue.
va York;. Lo extrano y a la vez
m%teresante es que metio tijeras
a algunas escenas de las diverti-
das. Precisamente aquellas que
la critica ha elogiado mas. iVer-
dad que este es inexplicablee
Chaplin opina que la critica o.
contraria al publico.
Ell argumentista Sixto Pondal
Rios, que hace POGO estuvo de VII
sta en- Mexico para llevar a cabo
un amplio plan de coproduccio.
mes, tiene ALI en- rodaje tres IL
bretos de su pertenencia: "Bo-
das de plata" con LIBERTAD
LAMARQUE y ARTURO DE
CORDOVA; "La Golfa", con SIL-
VIA PINAL dirigida por Tulio
Demicheli, y "Bajo ell Cielo de
Mexico, con MARGA LOPEZ Y
MIGUEL ACEVES MEJIA. Du-
rante su estada escribio una his
toria que sera filmada en- Vene-
zuela bajo la direction de Ro-
berto Gabaldon con fotografia
de Gabriel Figueroa y la partici-
pacion de SILVANA PAMPANI-
Nj.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

Bodos de Seda
En- ell dia de hoy celebran la gra-
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de Soda,
doce amos de dIchosa union con-
yugal, Z. senior Enrique Valledor
y sonora Elsa Vilialba de ValledOr,
gentll pareia Guiana residente en-
eSta ciudad
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
calidas felicitaciones y deseos de
que gocan de muchos amos mas de
union matrimonial.
4 Q
CumpIeanos
Celebra hoy Ell mejor de sus dias
ell %aprecIado caballero senior Ar
thur Atkinson, Consul de la repu.
blica de Finlandia en- Miami, y
con tai motive nos es grato enviar-
lie un calidu saludo y formular 70.
tos por su bienestar.
r. 4 q
LEGO hoy a un nuevo ano de vi.
da la gentil damita ~colombiana Sc.
norita MerceditaS InsignareS, mo.
two por ell cual nos complace en-.
viarie nuestras sinceras felicitacio.
mes y votos porque disfrute de mu.
chos amos mas de existencia.
q Is y
Llega hoy a un nuevo ano do
vida la precioSa Iina Argelia Brio.
so, hija del senior Mario Brioso v
sonora, Onelia de Brioso, MEM
bros gentiles de nuestra colonia
hlspanoalnericana.
LIE envlamos nuestraS mas earas
fellcitaciones, que tambien haee-
mos extensivaS a sus amantisimox
padres, y lie deseamos rnuehos s6ox
mas de existeneia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25
P0R Ell kUND0 DEL CELUL0IDE

En- la premiere de la pelicula
Bridge on the River Kwai" en-
Paris, WILLIAM HOLDEN tue
presentado al ,publico por &C.
rard Philippe. Holden dijo en-
ingles que SUI unica palabra
aprendida en- frances era pam
plemousse" (~toronja), nombre
con Ell que las cr6nicas periods
disticaS galas bautizaron con
ironia Ell fallecido "sputnik yam
qai. =.
GEORGE RAFT, que hace DO
co declare: "Yo fui "gangster"
en- la pantalla y fuera de ALA,
esta preparando sus memorials,
que son p~ublicadas cada semana
en- ell Saturday Evening POST.
Su exito ha sido notabilisimo y
va la MEGA del Cine echo sus
ojos sobre S autobiografia pa
ra llevarla a la pantalla animada
por TONY CURTIS, o auiza
DEAN MARTIN.
En- la oficina de Registro de
Titulos Cinematograficos fue
presentado por Bless y Fellos,
este: Gel cuerpo mas bello del
mundo'. Los empleados objeta-
ron que era necesario agregar
por 10 menos una synopsis del
argumento. Bless tom6 un papel
y escribio: '39-23-36", que son
las medals de ANITA EKBERG,
protagonista del film.
Il
FERNANDO LAMAS, volvera
a ser papa. Su esposa, ARLENE
DAHL, espera un bebe pronto;
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25
DEL HOGAK- por Victoria ALetandra
Il POEMA De HOY


Como queda en- ell lecho Ell perfume de un seno,
tn amor tambien estuvo en- csc amor de estrenO.
Yo venia de lejos, como de mi pasado.
Nos acerco la noche y me encontre a su lado.
La ciudad nos rodeaba como un viaje sin prisa.
Me alumbro la tristeza de SUI tierna sonrisa.
Su vz era la mdsica del aqua al mediodia
y 20 pense en- tn voz que fuera mia I'm dia.
Su beso fue la rosa que Sc abre en- la manana,
la palida dulZura de la estrella temprana.
Tu beso estaba lejos como una flor alberta
y 20 sentia la augusta de la alcoba desierta.
Ella tambien sonaba con un amor ausente.
Me 10 dijo SUI lAgrima en- la aurora n~aclente.
Nos amamos, es cierto, pero sc que csc amor
tuvo aquella ansiedad que oculta un gran dolor.
Los euerpos y las ansias fueron en- aquel lecho
como la sed de I'm sueTo de amor insatisfecho.
Al tenerla en- mis- brazos imagine tenerte.
Ell amor es mas fuerte que la ausencia y la nuerte.
Ash euando me ~juzgues, piensa que mi desvio
fue amarte aNn en- la inagen que Sc va con ell rio.
AIREpT0 RAEzA n
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25
LANGOSTA A LA VINAGRETA

LANG0STA A LA VINAGRETA
l langosta de unas 2 libras apro-
ximadamente,
| taxa de papas en- cuadritos
4 huevos duros picados.
l taxa de guisantes.
l ce3olla mediGna.
2 cucharadas de sal.
Media taxa de Salsa Vinagreta.
2 cucharadas de jugo de limon
2 pimientos morrones.
Salsa Francesa
Hojas de lechuga.
8 dientes de ajo.
Media cucharadita de pimienta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

Enferm0
BESIDE hace algunos dias Sc en-.
cuentra recluida en- SUI Residential
de Coral Gables por motive de sa-
lud la estimada dana nicaragiien-
Sc sonora Encarnaci6n vida. de Pc.
req.
Lamentamos la novedad que lie
aqueja y lie deseamos un pronto y
franco restablecimiento.
AniverSorio Matrimonial
En- esta fecha celebran I'm ami
versario mas de matrimonio ell Sc
nor Manuel COya y sonora, Gladys
de COya miembros estimados de
nueStra colonia hispanoamericana
residente en- Miami.
A las muchas feIicitaciones que
reciban con motive de tan dichosa
OCCASION, unimos las nuestras muy
sinceras a la vez que formulamos
votos por su ventura personal.
cwmpleaKos
.Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia de
hoy. con motive de la grata cele-
bracion del aniversario de SUI ma
cimiento para ell apreciado caba-
Hero cubano senior Marcos n. L6.
PEE, y nuestros votos por su ven
tura personal.
En- este dia ceiebra un nuevo
a~nlversario de SUI natalicio ell es-
timado caballero cubano senior Ma.
rio CardOsC. a quien nos es grato
enViar nuestras sinceras fe~licitacio-
mes y vOtos porque cumpla mu-
chos, y muy dichOsos, amos mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida la cLlta y gentil senorita Flor
de Maria Vergne. motive por ell
cual nos complace felicitarla calu-
rosamente y desearle muchoS amos
mas de %existencia, rodeada del
aprecio de SUI familia y amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

Escenas de la boda eeIebrada en- fecha reciente en- Ia Iglesia
de Corpus Christi de eda ciudad, durante la cual Sc jurarOn amor
eterno la encantadora y gentil senorita Nelly Aurora Saburgo y
el correcto cabanero Rafael Rimba. Son los padres de los despO-
sados ell senior Wihfredo Saburgo y sonora, Julia Aurora Vasquez
y ell DIR. Miguel Jose Rimbla y sonora, Celia Sera. Los padrinOs de
la ceremonial fuerOn Ell senior Saburgo y la sonora Sera.
I'll VemOs aqui a los nuevOs c6nyuges en- mOmentOs que Sc alejan
del temple, va terminates los ritos religiosos, y IuegO, en- los jar
dimes de la igesia, en- cOmpania de sus padres y demas famiiares.
Para tan gentl pareja, nuestros votos sinceros porque dsfru.
ten de una eterna luna de mieI. - FotO GORT).
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

FERNANDO LAMAS, volvera
a ser papa. Su esposa, ARLENE
DAHL, espera I'm bebe pronto;
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-25

9-Fanfarrias.
10-Autillo.
11-iSocorro
16-Cataceo, Adv.
18-Actuas.
20-Cuerpos de vestido de mujer.
21-Fiesta.
22-Procura, Inv.
23-Ratificado, Adv.
25-Que no oye.
26-Limpian.
29-Ancianos.
31-Corto de vista.
32-Golpe animal.
35-Monte de Armenia.
37-Pabellones de los oidos.
39-Halar, tirar.
40-Del verbo asar.
42-Antigua capital de Irlanda.
44-Isla griega del Egeo.
45-Demostrativo
46-Escuchaba.
47-Yerno de Mahoma.
48-Apocope de santo.
sl-Preposicion.