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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
Prophecy of Old Good
For Us Now

(OllCCl iio oil iiuiiidii diidh De
Prophecy Of Old Good
For Us Now
Joel, a prophet of judah,
800 BIC, was a man of God,
and prayed before Him in
times of trouble until he re-
ceived a revelation, that if
the people of the land would
not be afraid, and would con-
tinue to be glad and rejoice
in the Lord, the God of
heaven and of earth would
do great things.
We can keep our trend of
thinking clear by prayerful
study of those who worked
out their problems of life in
all ages past.
Fear not, o land; be glad
and rejoice: for the Lord will
do great things. Joel 3:2l.
1t will be a good thing to
read the entire chapter and
find out that even from those
long ages of the past, there
is a great deal of spiritual
solace which can be applied
to the problems of these
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
THE SAVED MUST GROW UP!-
"CAST OUT DEVILS" !-Jesvs
September 49, 1858
THE REV. m. D. BEAL, PASTOR
Bethesda Missionary Temple
Van Dyke Nevada
Box 1882 Detroit "a, Michigan
DEAR MOTHERLY. SISTER BEAI:

So valiant and vnseIfish public servant Of God and
Master Christ Jesus deserving Of Gods highest gifts
and would say you experiencing spiritual birth
pains in preparation for acceptance Of Gods two greatest
gifts since Christ Jesus
You will recall that that wicked and adverous genera
ion could not bear" the many things Jesus desired
TO reveal Hence. HIS AND GODS PROMISE AND PRoPH.
EcY OF THE "cOMFoRTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST,
WHO WOULD TEACH US ALL THlNcS"l
And would add that the SECOND COMING"
WOULD PROVIDE A FULFILLMENT OF THE MASTERS
MARVELLOUS PROMISE - my WORKS AND GREATER
SHALL We DO"!-John l4:l2.
(See REV. IA. D. BEAL, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
What Impressions Are
We Making?

llIlleS.
What Impressions Are
We Making?
BY applying Biblical proph-
ecieS with the present time.
we find out what impressions
we are making, to see if we
are paving the right way for
mankind to learn how to take
away all so-called pleasures
of wrong thinking and false
belief against others.
Search Out Faculties
of Thought
And as in ages past, so it
is now, we should-every one
of us-search out our own
thinking, and use our own
ability to produce happy
life, and to help others find
the way into spiritual reason
ing the recognition Of
which will reveal the flow of
divine inspiration.
Mary Baker Eddy, founder
of Christian Science, answer
ing, rs there no SIM said
Continued on Page a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
HILTON HOTELS PRESENT A MESSAGE BY ITS
PRESIDENT CONRAD NJ HILTON

HILTON HOTELS PRESENT A MESSAGE BY ITS
PRESIDENT, CONRAD NJ. HILTON
"AMERICA ON ITS KNEES"
mot BEATEN THERE BY THE HAMMER AND
SICKLE. BUT FREELY. iNTELLIcENTLY, RESPONSIBLE
CONFIDENTLY. POWERFULLY"
america NOW KNOWS IT CAN DESTROY
COMMUNISM AND WIN THE BATTLE FOR PEACE
WE NEED FEAR NOTHING OR NO ONE -.
EXCEPT coD"I
JOUR- FATHER IN HEAVEN
I'VE Pray That You Save Us from Ourselves!
The world that You made for US. TO i've in peace W
have made into armed camp We live in fear OF war
come.
We are afraid Of the that flies by night sno m
arrow that flies by day the pestenee that walks IN '
ness and The destruction that wastes al MONDAY
tsss AMERICA ON ITS KNEES. Page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
UNION BOSS DEPARTMENTS "
FROM MILITARY SERVICE

By Wessbrook Peger tDet Times. 9flO
Gen. Lewis 3. Hershey. director OF the draft has
eoeed slippery denisIihst all certified vnoneers nevd
ing criminals and Communist enemies Of this nation
are automatically exempt
This bIovistion addressed 10 Senator Barry Cold
wafer in reply 10 inquiry about WALTER REUTHERS
tsee UNION BOSS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
"TV CHEAP. VULGAR AND PLAIN DULL"
FORTUNATELY. EDUCATIONAL USE AND
POSSIBILITIES INCREASE Detroit Trib.)

BY lnez Robb Free Press, 9/l)
Well, sir, nothing surprises less than survey of
teevsion habits in the Chicago area indicating both
elementary school children and their parents spending
less time in hypnotic stvpor in front Of the family ee-
vision SET
Prof. Paul Witty Of Northwestern University, who made
the did not the phrase hypnotic stvpor in his
report That's phrase that TO Just like haafter
unusual spate of Tv viewing Or maybe should soften
that phrase from hypnotic stvpor" Hypnotic trance
(see Tv CHEAP. VULGAR, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
500 LIVES DISASTER AND REsPOk
OF NAVY!

OEH Ut q. ,. y. HVOIF&TVF<T OEI3
CRUISER VIA JAPANESE SUBMARINE
From the Bookshelf
Disaster and Responsibility" by Capt. Frederick
Oliver. USN (Ret.)
Abandon Ship Death Of the v. S. s. indianapolis, b
Richard F. Neweomb, New York Henry Holt Co., sos PIP
$3.95. (C.S. Monitor, o/9)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TOO FEW OF MY TOP RATED CHAPLAINS
IN THE NAVY, THE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
SATAN BOUND" HEBREWS CATHOLICS PROT
EsTANTS. AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL !,
BOTH CLERGY AND LAYMEN, ARE THE DEVILS
DUPES FOR THE MAJOR DISASTERS OCCURRING
FROM TIME TO TIME, BOTH IN WAR AND IN PEACE
YOU RECOGNIZE THESE DUPES IN THEIR BRAzEN
INDULGENCE IN AND SUPPORT OF THE DEVILS
MULTI-MlLLION S RAcKETS-
(see U. S. S. INDIANAPOLIS. Page y
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26
Kay Peterson, Wien Stewardess, Bags 7-FOOt Polar Bear

Kay Peterson, Wien Airlines hostess, will have real hair raising story to tell the tourists this summer. She has bagged a polar bear.
 Last weekend she went hunt ing at Barrow with Reino Thiele. After spotting the bear from the air, she relates, they landed and stationed themselves in the shade of an Arctic ice hummock from where she shot the seven foot specimen about 200 yards away with a 30.06.
 When questioned, she proudly states that she finished the job, helping skin out the pelt and bring home her trophy.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26
New Hampshire Dog Woman Visits Here

Mrs. Milton Seeley of the Chinook Kennels of Wonaloncet, New Hampshire, was a visitor here today, having been in Fair banks for the dog races last week.
 Her kennels are famous for raising dogs for the U. s. Air Force and some of her dogs have been in Operation Deep Freeze" at the South Pole, and are due back soon.
 She said her original stock was from Scotty Aliens dogs and some of her dogs came from Leonhard Seppala's teams.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26
P-TA ELECTS
 NEW OFFICERS

A large attendance turned out last evening for the monthly meeting of the Parent-Teachers Assn. held at the school.
 Roscoe Wilke was elected presi- dent; Dora Johanson, vice presi- dent, Mary Diede, secretary, and Thomas Tungwenuk, treasurer.
 The classes of Roberta Ross and Margaret Wilson had the most parents in attendance, each with IS. The class of Mrs. Langhus had IA and Pauline Witner's room was third with nine parents
 Everyone enjoyed a group of selections played by the school band under the direction of Fran cis German.
 Carl Leibig announced that 90 students have taken advantage of the school banking program start ed last month with a steady in crease each week in the number of depositors.
 A territorial P-TA meeting is scheduled on April Is at Anchor age. As the local group does not have sufficient funds to finance trip, anyone planning to be in Anchorage at that time and will ing to represent the Nome P-TA is asked to contact one of the of ficers.
 The P-TA is planning to sell hot dogs during the dog races on Easter Sunday, it was announced. with Peggy Kelliher as chairman Her committee and location of the P-TA headquarters for the event will be announced later.
 The coffee, hot dogs and buns are being donated by members of P-TA and interested parents and others.
 Refreshments were served by Troop 69 of the Girl Scouts who volunteered to work as part of community project served with their leader Doris Wilke.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26
Nome Teen-Agers Are Featured In March
 Issue of Cosmopolitan

The March issue of Cosmopoi- tan, now on local newsstands, features an article on Nome teen agers. It is well illustrated with pictures taken here last winter.
 The April Ladies Home Journal starts a new Alaska serial, Ice Palace" by Edna Ferber.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26

Dan Crowley passed away at his home in Santa Barbara some time in February. MT. Crowley was associated with the Lomen Company for many years when they were in the reindeer busi- ness here.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26
N o T I C E

N o I C E The undersigned will moi be responsible for any debts con. tracted by any one other thar himself.
 Arthur Nelson
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26

Attention Volunteer Bremen MEETING TONIGHT 500 pm. - CITY HALL
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26

Lettes-size and legal file folders available al The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26
w AN T ADS

COOK wants work in camp or hotel, camp preferred. Quail fled for fry and dinner cook and necessary baking expert ence. Can bring extra waitress. Contact Jewel Hawkins, Box 557, Kodiak, Alaska. 39
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26

Arthur Nelson
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
DE WASHINGTON
Por E

DE VENEZUELA
Con procedencia de Caracas,
Venezuela, Hego a esta ciudad ca
pitaf en- viaje dc estudios, ell dis
tinguido Official de las JFuerzas
Navales Teniente de Fragata Jul
lilo Fernandez. Ell Teniente Fer
nandez vino acompanado de su
ioven sonora Maria Dolores de
Fernandez. Les presentamos un
atento saludo al mismo tempo
que deseamos pasen una grata
temporada.
NATALICIO
Reciba nuestras mas sinceras
felicitaciones Ell distinguish ca
ballero Don Catalina Silva con
motive de su fecha natalicia Ell
dia 13 de febrero recien pasado.
VIAJEROS
Despues de permanecer por
varios diaS en- esta ciudad, sale.
ron de regreso a la hermana Re-
publica de Venezuela ell doctor
GustavO Gonzalez Eraz0 y SUI
simpatica sonora Nenetta Velu.
TIM de Gonzalez Eraz0.
ACCIDENTAD0
Con pena consignamos la noti-
ella del reciente accidente que
'obligo a hospitalizarse al senior
Antonio Castro. LIE deseamos
una pronta meJoria.
FESTEJADO
Ell microbes 10 de febrero
fue obsequiado con I'm magnifico
almuerzo por parte de sus COM
paneros de la Union Panameri-
cana, ell Licenciado Don Luis
Raul Betances, y con motive de
SUI reciente ascenso a Auditor
Jefe de la Organization.
DE COLOMBIA
Con %procedencia de Bogota,
Colombia, llegaron a esta capt.
tai ell senior Lorenzo Leano y SUI
estimable senors Rosa de Leaho,
quieneS' vienen con ell obieto de
visitar a sus hiics ell Doctor Gui.
llermo Leano y; sonora Berta de
Leano actualmente residences
de esta ciudad en- donde ell Doc
tor Leano hace estudios de es-
peeializacion. Presentamos un
atento y afectuoso saludo a los
distinguidos visitantes.
(Pasa a Ia Pagina III
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
DE WASHINGTON
SOCIALES Y CULTURALES
Por EDNA
Por EDNA BoWLEs

Ell Embajsdor de India, senior G.
L. Mehta, Ell Embajador de Fin
landia y sonora de Nykopp, ell EN-
bajador de Grecia y sonora de
Melas, ell Embajador de Indone-
STA y sonora de Notowidigdo, ell
Embajador de PakiStan y Begun
Ali, ell Embajador de Arabia Sau-
dita, Sheikh Abdullah Al-Khayyal,
ell Ministro ConSejero de la En-
bajada de Chile y sonora de Diaz,
senior Bernard Gallagher y sonora,
sonora de Marin Vogel, senior Peon
del Vale, y senior Clark y sonora.
Ell DR.. William E. Dunn, Direc-
tor del Servicio Escolar Interame-
ricano del Consejo Americana So
bre Educacion, hablara ante la
proxima reunion del Club de las
Americas, ell jueves 81, sobre ell
tema "Buen Entendimiento y Amis-
tad Interamericana por Medic de
la Educaci6n".
Ell DR. Dunn Sc retro del De-
partamento de Estado en- 1949, des-
pues de una larga carrera en- ell
servicio diplomatico que 10 vic
prestar servicio en- muchos paises
de la America Latina. Ha servido,
ademas, como ASSESSOR sobre Finan-
zas y Education de varios gobier-
nos latinoamericanos.
La reunion sera, como de cos.
tumbre, a las 800 de la noche, en-
Ell Salon 2062, Departments de
Concrete.
AuSpiciada por Ell Representa-
tie INFERNO de Venezuela ante la
0EA, senior DR.. Nelson Himiob y
sonora, ACADIA de inaugurarse en-
la Union Panamericana una expo
sicion de obras del joven pintor
~venezolano Oswaldo Vigas.
Vigas, un medico especialista en-
~pediatria, es considerable una i'm
portante personalidad dentro del
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

movimiento no-objetivo reciente-
mente tornado en- ell arte venezo.
lano. En- 1852, viaj6 a Francia pa
"a estudiar arte en- la Sorbona,
como becado, al mismo tempo que
Servia SUI internado en- I'm hospital
parisien. Sus exposiciones en- ell
extranjero incluyen una en- la Ca
leria La Roue en- Paris, en- 1856,
y en- ell Museo de Arte Moderno
en- Madrid, en- 1857. Asimismo, par
ticip6 en- las exposiciones bienales
de Sac Paulo, Brasil, en- 1858 y 49,
SIS, y de Venecia en- 1854.
En- los Estados Unidos, Vigas
particip6 en- una exposition de Ar
tie venezolano en- la Union Pana-
mericana en- 1858, y en- ell Museo
de Bellas Aries de Houston, Te-
xas, en- 1856. En- este dltimo fue
etorgado un premio especial.
La exposition de la Union con-
tinuara a traves del II de mario
Venidero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

bre, SUI novio hs pensado las co.
sas mejor y no esta dispuestO
. casarse por ah0ra. Ese simple
hecho, exige que de listed ell
asuntO pOr perdidO. No debe a
mi iuicio odiar por ESQ a csc
hombre; sin0 pOr ell ~cOntrariO,
estarle agradecida. Parece un
muchacho cOhsCiente que, al en-
c0ntrarse solo ha analizado la
situaci6n y ha lIegado a la con.
clusion de que no la quiere le SUI
ficiente como para vivir a SUI la.
do la vida entera. Considerese
listed completanente desligada
de Ell, y vuelva a Colombia o 81.
ga aquf segGn crea que mas lie
convenga Lo que no debe hacer
es ir a buscarlo y obligarle a que
cumpla SUI palabra de casamien-
TO. I'm ~noviazgo no crea compro.
Pasa a la Pagina 11)
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

Una amplia representation de
los circulos oficiales y diplomat
cos de Washington concurri6 a la
comida ofrecida por la Conferen-
cia Nacional de Cristianos y Ju-
dos para celebrar la Semana de
Hermandad, en- ell Hotel Sheraton
Park ell jueves ultimo.
Ell Secretario del Interior, Sc
nor Fred A.. Seaton, presidente
del comite local de la Semana de
Hermandad, hablo ante la concu-
rrencia de varios centenares de
huespedes que incluia, entire otros,
al Presidente de la Corte Supreme
del pals y sonora de Yang; de La
Republica Filipino y sonora de Ro-
mulo; de Liberia y sonora de Pad
more; del Brasil y sonora de Pei
xoto; del Jap6n y sonora de Asa
dai; y de Ghana y sonora de Chap
man; como ash tambien a los Co.
misionados del Distrito de Colon
bia, varios Senadores y Miembros
del Congreso. G
I'm prominente ciudadano local,
eI senior Aaron Goldman, amplia-
mente conocido en- Ell area me-
hropolitana de Washington por sus
actividades civicas y SUI labor en-
pro de I'm mejor entendimiento
entire los diferentes grupos etni-
COS Y religiosos, fue otorgado ell
Premio Annual de la Hermandad
de IA Conferencia. Hizo la presen
tacion del Premio ell recipiente del
aho anterior, senior E. X. Morris.
Ell principal discurso del evento
fue dado por ell senior John Fisher,
Director Executive de la Asocia-
cion Turistica Canadiense, quien
es ademas un internacionalmente
conocido abogado, periodista, es-
critor Y orador.
Ell Embajador de Mexico y Sc
fora de Tello ofrecieron una CO.
mida en- SUI Residential en- dias pa
sados, a la que fueron invitados
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

sonora esposa, Sara de Hernandez
en- la barriada ucroeste de esta ciu
dad, dentro de I'm ambiente de
cordialidad y animation, duro lar
gas horas durante las cuales os
concurrentes gozaron de deliciosos
refrescos y bocaditos, bailando al
compass de alegres tonadas de sa-.
Dor latinosmer .csno.
R~ecordamos ami esa noche, ade-
mas de los esposos Hernandez, ell
senior ObduliO Velarde y sonora,
Blanca de Velarde, senior Augusta
Lopez GallegOs y sonora, AmaIia
AlvaradO Olea, senoritas Maria Sa-
ra Puga, senorlta Olga Moreno AL.
varadO, senorita Grace Jimenez,
Sefiorita Chela AmpuerO, serorita
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

Elena Bustamante, senorita Nelly
Velarde, senorita Ines Endara Pc
%naherrera, los caballeros. con
Francisco Perez -FebreS Cordero,
coronel Alfredo Arteaga, don Ar
sehiO Leiva, dop Carlos zeballos
Salame, don Enrique GallardO, don
Jorge Vargas don Rafael Puga,
don Felipe Marti, don Alberto Cas-.
tresana, don Hugo PizarrO, don
Emilio Pereira, don Plutarco Paz
y don Bert Hill.
Aprovechamos la OCCASION para
enviarle I'm cordial saludo al Inge-
Micro Hernandez y desearle que
todos sus c%umpleanos en- Ell future
sena tan felices como este que
ACADIA de realizar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
Ell Case DE SIDONIA

Ell Case DE SIDONIA
PREGUNTA: SidOnia c0noci6
en- la boda de una prima suya a
un sOldado cuya mirada lie atra-
ves6 ell c0raz6n POr su parte, ell
soldadO, pensand0 en- "aquellOs
ojos azules" eSta mOrtalmente
herido, SegIn Sc 10 comunic6 a mi
c0nsuItante en- una carta. A par
tir de-. csc. -mOmentO, ambos Sc.
escriben y prOyectan casarse.
Sin embargo, ella estima que
son demasiadO iovenes (aunque
olvida decirme cuantO). Los pa.
dres de la muchacha Sc Oponen
q estas relaciOnes y ella misma
piensa que unOs amOres tan ra..
pidOs y Juveniles no son acOnse-
fables. RESPUESTA: En- ell am.
biente cordial allegro de una
fiesta es facilisimO sentirse atrial
da pOr una mirada. Hay, en- clio
mucho de juventud, de imagi.
nacion, de deseos de enamOrar.
sc. PerO una mirada y una serie
de cartas no son base suficiente
para I'm matrimoniO. Siendo ade
mas ustedes tan j6venes, creo
que debe seguir ell c~onsejo de
sus padres, dar tempo al tempo
esperar a que ell muchacho re.
grese, tratarlo personalmente, y
NO decidir NADIA por ahora.
CAMBIO DE IDEA
Querida Amaranta: Hace tres
meses que estoy en-. Miami. En-
Colombia tenia un novio con
quien proyectaba casarme. vi
ne aqui a pasar unos meses con
una hermana mia, y ahora pen
saba regresar para casarme ALA.
Ocurre, sin embargo que mi no.
VIC me ha escrito diciendome
que oien pensaoo ell asunto, cree
que debemos esperar porque no
hay que hacer las cosas dema-
siado de prisa. En- una palabra:
ha camblado de idea. iQue cree
listed que debo hacer?
PAQUITA
acknowledgements, al verse sin
listed, que mas que novia tai vez
constitute para q una aostum-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

de del Castillo, gentil pareja cuba.
ma 1esidente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestraS sin.
ceras felicitaciones Y votos por-
que dlsfruten de muchos amos mas
de compression y dicha conyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
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PARA corr
CALICO AGASAJ0
Muy allegro peso ell dia de SUI
cumplea1os Ell spreciado caballero
ecuatoriano Ing GonzalO Herman
dez con motive de la fiesta ofreci-
da en- SUI honor por un selecto CRU
po de sus amista5es.
Ell evento, que tuvo lugar en- la
residential del ing. Hernandez y su
Fiesta de cumpIeonos
Manana lunes sera agasajado
con una comids intima ell aprecia-
do caballero cubano DR.. Felix
ArmandO Murias con motive de la
grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos.
Ell ~festejo sera celebrado en- la
r%esidencia de SUI sonora madre, Ma.
ria Isabel vida. de Murias.
Para Ell DR.. Murias, nuestras mas
carss felicitacioues y votos porque
disfrute de muchos amos mas de
vida.
cumpIeGKos
Llega hoy a sus cuatro antics de
edad la preciosa nina Nina Bre.
imam, hija de. senior James A.
Brennan, Jr., y sonora, Yolanda
Rodriguez de Brennan, motive
por ell cual nos complace enviarle
nuestras carinosas felicitaciones Y
votos porque dlsfrute de muchos
amos mas de VIDA, plenos de ale
grias y bienestares.
Celebra hoy sus trece amos de
edad ell simpatico nino Harold AL
fred Fernandez, hlj) del senior
Alfredo Fernandez y sonora, Susa.
ma de Fernandez, miembros esti-
madoS de nueStra colonia Guiana
residente en- Miami.
Lo felicitamoS de manera muy
especial y lie deseamos una pro-
longada y prospera existencia.
Hoy celebra I'm nuevo ano de
vida la g~raciosa nina Gisela LlO-
rens, motive por Ell cual nos COM
place enviarle nuestras carinosas
felicitaciones y votos porque goce
de muchos, y nuy dichosos amos
mas de existencia.
Gisels es hija amantisima de Ia
gentil dana puertorriquena sefo-
"a Aida Geigel de Ll0rens.
&T&
AJusta hoy un nuevo aho de vi.
da la gentil senorita Marta Urquio.
la, hija del senior Fernando Ur.
quiOla y sonora, Silvia Ferran de
UrquiOla, miemhros apreciados de
nuestra colonia cubana.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan grata
OCCASION, unimos las nuestras muy
sinceras a la vez que formulamos
votos por su ventura personal.
= y y
Entra hoy en- I'm nuevo aho de
vida la apre7iada dana sonora
Nancy M. de MOntoto, esposa del
senior Enrique MontOto, motive
por ell cual nos complace felicitar-
la calurosamente y fOrmular votos
por su bienestar.
$40
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION del
a%niversario de su nacimiento la
gentil dana sonora Edith Marie de
Christmas, espoSa del senior HO-
ward W. Christmas, y con tai mo
two nos es grato enviarle nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones y votos por-
que goce de muchos, y muy dicho-
sos, amos mas de vida.
Vayan nuestras calurosas felici-
taciones para ell ~apreciado caballe-
70 senior George CASTOR con mott
vo de la grata celebration del AMI
versario de su nacimiento en- q
dia de hoy.
Hoy Hega a un nuevo ano de Vi
da ell estimado caballero senior
EdilbertO Cardona, a quien nos
complace enviar nuestras sinceras
f~elicitaciones y votos porque goce
de muchos amos mas de existencia
rodeado del afecto de todos los SUI
yos.
Nuestros pa~raEienes en- ell dia de
hoy para ell estimado caballero Sr.
Manuel Ramon Colon col motive
de la grata celebration del aniver-
sarlo de SUI nacimiento y nuestros
votos porque goce de muchos amos
mas.
UN A
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
sodos de PapeI

Nos es graIo felicitar cordial
mente a la gentIl pareja cubana
tornado por ell senior Roberto Cas-
tillO y sonora, Clara BarrOsO de
Castillo ION motive de la grata ce-
lebracion de sus Bodas de Papel,
primer aniverssrio matrimonial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
PeF AN

Dirijanse las consutas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL. P. Q. BOZ Ss.
international Airport. Miami 10, Fla. Rogamos 3 los iectores o
lectoras que trmen u cartas con un pseud6nimo o inicialeG
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
AniversuriO Matrimonial

Nos complace felicitar de name
ra muy especial a la gentil pareja
tornado por Ell senior Jesus Rivero
y sonora, Rosa de RiverO, con mo-
two de IL grats celebration del
a%niversario de su matrimonio en-
esta fecha,
y **
Celebran en- esta fecha la grata
OCCASION de su cumpleanos ell senior
Mario del Castillo y sonora, Elena
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-31
All N ID
TRAINING COMMITTEE
MEETING HELD

Members of the Richland
County All Council Leaders
Training committee completed
plans this week for the annual
countrywide All officers and
newer leaders training school
which is to be held December 80.
The main program will begin at
1:15 P. M. in the big room of the
N. Y. A. Hall.
During the afternoon, special
training will be given to five
different All groups which in
clude: Presidents and Vice Presi-
dents, Secretaries and T~reasurers,
Reporters, Recreation and Song
Leaders, and newer adult leaders.
Experienced adult All leaders
and Junior Leaders and the Ex-
tension agents will be in charge
of the training for the various
groups.
A movie on parliamentary pro-
cedure and discussion will COM
plete the days program. Members
of the All Council Leaders Train
ing committee are Mrs. Walter
Bauman, chairman; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Norby, Frank Gladowski, and
Sterling Swigart.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-31

Warm Springs-Mrs. Elsie Exc
gren, librarian for the Montana
State Hospital at Warm Springs,
has been appointed to the con-
stitution committee of the Pacific
Northwest Library Association,
which is comprised of libraries
in Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
Montana and British Columbia.
Only one librarian from each
state and one from Canada are
on the constitutional committee.
Mrs. Ekegren was appointed by
the PNLA president, Robert Ley
Of the Fraser Valley Regional
Library at Abbotsford, B. c.
Other members of the PNLA
constitution committee are James
H. Burghardt of the Library As
ISOLATION of Portland, Martha
Guenther of the Idaho State
College Library at PocateHo,
Dorothy Cutler of the Washing
ton State Library at Olympia and
Elizabeth Walker of the Vancou-
yer, B. c., Public Library.