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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03


housing closer to the Aces new
Offices IS miles north of thf
Capital.
More are expected to move
with the coming Of summer
after schools close, and many
more later when installation
of sewer and water facilitie;
will permit new residential de-
velopments near Germantown
And the scramble for nearer
housing will be stepped UP
when work is started on the
proposed new home for the
Bureau of Standards on a 400
to 500 acre site near Gathers
burg, Md.
The announcement that the
Acc was going to the German
town area stirred real estate
speculation. and stimulated
worries about overlooking OF
county schools and transpor-
tation.
Acc Workers Scattered
One reason why the upper
county (the portion north oil
Rockville) has not yet felt the
real impact of Acc is that the
Acc new residents are scat
tered from Gaithersburg, Wash
ington Grove and Germantown
all the way to Damascus, Fred
erick and Brunswick.
This is the reason why county
school authorities and County
Manager M. L. Reese say they
see no appreciable problems as
yet. In fact, so far, the effect
of the Acc plant itself has
been mild compared with that
of the muShrooming growth of
the county population and in
dustry, which has little to do
with the Germantown develop
ment.
But they know this won't
last.
For one thing, there never
has been such a busy time of
surveys, studies and planning.
1t goes on all over the upper
county. Gaithersburg is a focal
point because it is seeking new
population and business. Mer-
ton Duvall, Mayor. mopped his
brow as he remembered lengthy
meetings with his town council
considering problems.
Among other things. he in
sisted upon an official census
of the town, which showed in
May of last year the popula-
ton was 2,743, an increase of
IS per cent in a period of less
than seven years.
New Homes Built
More than a hundred new
homes have been built at
Gaithersburg. There are some
more on its suburbs. But
builders are handicapped be-
cause of a lack of sewage con-
nectionS.
This is one of the tests of
the whole development pro-
gram. In February, 1854, the
Maryland State Board of
Health issued orders forbidding
the extension of any sewer
lines or the laying of any new
ones in the area tied to the
overloaded Gaithersburg sew
age disposal plant.
That freeze order still is in
effect. 1t will stay in effect
apparently, until programmed
new facilities are completed.
And that will not be before
the summer or fall of 1859, &C.
cording to Harry B. Shaw. chief
engineer Of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion.
More than Government
agencies are involved because
of moves by private concerns
to build new plants in the
Gaithersburg area. One of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Integroted Water Plan
Urged by Foirfox Group

vemember citizens committee recommended today that
action be taken Immediately establish ntegraed water
system for Fairfax County
The county must either act promptly else the risk
that pending water service interests will
render future action economically prohbe the group said
report containing their recommendations drawn by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Baltimore Education
PurIey Draws 400

BALTIMORE, Mar. 3 R.-
Some 400 Maryland elementary
school principals. supervisors
and local school board members
began a two-day conference in
Baltimore today.
The conference theme is Inn
portant Issues in Education
Today"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Growing Pains Beset
Germantown Area
BY DON S. WARREN
Star stan Writer

Upper Montgomery County looking ahead the day
when will feel the full impact of the SIS million Atomic
Energy Commission headquarters at Germantown Nd which
opened in January
BY latest only 140 of the 1900 employees
of the Acc have moved from the Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-03
Star Routemon Gives
Readers Latest Bulletins

K Arnold Pfeifer Of Paeonian Springs Va, might be
classed "all-around" newSman.
The 45year-old former truck driver is route man for
The Star at Leesburg Va But that's only half story
Mr. Pfeiher is Star supplement While driving
his routesome 200 miles day-he updates the ssue-them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
On Sale Thursday OF $50 AN.

FOR ToTS-Brond-new fall dresses in all the lotest
styles! Mostly drp-dy cottons to save Nom work!
Solids, ploids, prints, we'll styled beautifully finished
and sole priced for big savings! Sizes to Ok.
FOR GIRLS-CIossc and high-foshion dresses in
GLIDING chemse styles, long torsos, shirtwosts and
many others All in fine washable cotton, sizes to
Ia in the eroup-Priced to save you plenty!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

This Is a nsver-fail chocolate
frostins that spreads on beauti-
fully and tastes heavenly. Heat
cup butter. ; squares OF
semlsweet dipping chocolate.
and y cup cvaporated milk
IN the top OF q double boiler
over hot water until chocolate
Is melted. stirring constantly.
Remove from heat. Add 1
pound confectionery sugar.
sifted, a. little az . time. beat-
ina after each addition until
the frostine Is smooth and
,reamy. Dark. rich and luscious.
it's all ready 10 be spread on
your fayprite cake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Add Sour Cream
To Limo Beans

Do you have q fair with
vegetables? Then you'll GER
tainly want to add this recipe
10 your vegetable collection. It's
lima beans in sour cream. The
sour cream adds dash to the
bland flavor of the vegetable.
Here's the recipe: Finely chop
] small onion and dice a pi-
imiento. Add them to a l2-
bunce package Of frozen lima
beans. Cook the beans accord
Ing to directions on the pack
hRe. Drain. Combine / cup Of
dairy sour cream. / tablespoon
Of flour. u teaspoon of salt and
q dash Of pepper. Stir into the
vegetables and cook over low
heat until thoroughly heated.
The recipe will make four
servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

spoons' boiling water. Blend
chilled whipping cream and
prepared frosting; beat until
stir. Pour into prepared pie
shell. oarnish with toasted all
monds. Freeze until arm. Note:
For variation, use peanut creme
frostine mix and proceed as
above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

Cut . thin slice from the core
at the root end Of head lettuce
WRAP Read IN wei nane' towels
tio keep crisp) and then place
IN 4 piasac "a. b. t-.@. :.
foil. Refrieerate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
g THE MARKE7
8R BASKET


you like a rich. pungent fiavor
In the western tradition. try
the cimarron barbecue sauce.
The third one. a smoky favored
sauce rs designed for those who
like the taste Of hickory with
their barbecue.
VIZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

I Q or . inch baked pie shell
y package chocolate fudge
frosting mix
2 tablespoons boiling water
IA cups chilled whipping
cream
Toasted almonds for earnish
Mix frosting mix as dlrecteI
on package, using only 2 table
FROSTY DEssERT-one-
half package OF conven-
lent frostlng mix makes
this delicious frozen fudge
pie. Simply blend the mix
with whipped cream. pour
into q baked shell and
freeze. IT'S that simple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
TUESDAY

ll:45
7-HoFse Racing.
Results from ChorIes Town ond
Delaware. lFilm.l
HISS
7-Favorite Story. Dromo.
1870
1.-The Lords Prayer.
loo
4-Inspirdtion.
e-Meditation. Weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
SEVEN DWARFs and the WITCH QUEEN

Nor KNOWING THE WICKED WITCH QUEEN
HAS CAST A MYSTERIOUS SPELL OVER THEFT
SUPPER, THE DWAKFS Die M.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
THE Angels Would Be Tense

writes Archbishop Assaf, eff they were In
The Holy Land this Eastertide. The poor
refugees Of Zsrks Trsnsiordsnl remain
homeless and poor in fhe midst Of an
xiesy and mounting fear for the future.
From the depths of their need and SUI.
ferins they have given $500 TO build q
home for fhe Risen Savior. He must be
pleased with their sacrifices" These peo-
pie can do no more. Will you help shsm
TO furnish This simple chvreh-she child
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11

rHehH$eEVeS TO pFfn9 SHTIxs 70 fHUSe VITO kHuW
Him not. Each must have q total Of $500 to pay
all the necessary expenses. What can we say
what need we say Of the essential need through
out the entire Near East for q devoted and edv-
cated clergy. Each day The demand for more
priests gathers sddisionsl force Is more and
more souls srs won for Christ. Will your love
for the Mystical Body supply the bare sssent-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11

HAULING and EXPRESSING 40
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
Circleville
BUYERS GUIDE
PLUMBERS
SEWERS & DRAINS

Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer and
Drain service. Phone Circleville
455 or Lancaster OIL 1881.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11

EXPERT INSTALLATION of
custom floors, linoleum, plastic
wall tile, counter tops. Free
estimates.
HAGAN'S FURNITURE, Danville
o. Phone 1873 Open Evenings
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11

need $1,000 TO finish the Job they began
with such high hopss-wil you share your Joy OF Easter with
them. Will you come to their aid todsy?
THE MOTHER OF MARY has . special love for Julian and
Clement. They wish TO study at The seminary Of 81. Ann TO prepare
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11

PRIESTS CANNOT DO ALL THE WORK, or even The most 81
i'll II They absolutely require the assistance Of missionary nuns.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11

Sister Lucy and SISTER HYaeInfh WISH 70 os
fer their young lives 10 the service Of Christ
in His poor Of India. Each must have . fotal
Of $500 for her support during her i've year
period Of intensive training snd preparation
for this great work. You will share in the
merits Of q life Of seIfless work and prayer
If you can support . girl in the novitiats.
Can YOU afford 10 have q nun in the samiiy7
You may pay the $500 over the two year
r. az instaIImenfx convenient to YOU.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11

ROOM FOR RENT-For young
lady with car. Kitchen priv
leges, garage. Very low rent
In exchange for transporta-
ton to Sunday Mass. Phone
Am. 2-3440.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11

HOW IMPORTANT ARE CHILDREN The future belongs 10 the
children Of today and The Church Of the future in the Near East
will depend entirely on those 1.-THE ones who are trying 10 draw
closer 10 Christ viii you help . child TO know Christ bsftsr !.
will you build for the future today? $40 will buy = First Holy
Communion outfit for . refugee child and convince the child Of
the depyh and breadth Of the doctrine Of the Mystical Body ct
Christ. The simple prayers Of thesehHd will Be your reward.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11

iss which make il possible for "snofher Christ" to work among
the poor Of the Near East. You may pay the $500 over Q period
Of six years and in any manner convenient to you.
THE HANDS OF THE HOLY FATHER ARE THE HANDS OF
CHRIST =. MAY HE BRING YOUR STRNGLESS GIFTS TIC
THE SUFFERING CHURCH OF THE NEAR EAST HE WILL
BLESS YOUR CHARITY!
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09

pinceles creadores; o aquel otro
en- que p0r una seudo ofensa
rompemos un vinculo estrechiSi-
mo con alguien que cultivo por
amos nuestra amistad, para la
mentar luego aquel arrebato to-
da la vida; o ell minute que nos
impulse a mentir a nuestros pa
dres o conyuges, destruyehdo
asi en- ellos una confianza ciega
basada en- una conducta irrepro-
chable....
tQue puede acarrearnos en- la
vida la decision tomada en- I'm
minute? GQue tragica, angustio-
sas e ~irreparables consecuencias
puede traernos un solo minute
en- ell que, ofuscados, tomemos.
una determination que nos arras-
tire luego a una situacion intole-
rable2 Ese minute puede ser
tambien ell que resuelva nuestro
destino definitivamente, para
bien o para NAL, tai vez incluso
nuestra vida o nuestra muerte.
lPuede un minute conducirnos al
tPasa a la Pagins 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
Para Ii, Lectora Amiga

JCual es a 10 largo de nuestra
vida ell minute fatal que todo 10
varia, que TODD 10 ~trastrueca y
puede destruirlo TODD o ,afianzar.
10 definitivamente? Ell ser hu.
man0 ha tornado cast siempre en-
un minute las mas graves, las
mas schemes, trascendentales,
definitivas y tai vez las mas ira.
gicaSs resoluciones.
En- un minute Sc decide a We
ces la Suerte, ell destino, la vida
entera. Estudios, n~oviazgos, va.
eacioneS, matrimonios, rupturas,
amistades, distanciamientos y
vfnculaciones, son ,resueltos por
10 general en- I'm minute; aquel,
por ejemplo, que nos hace des.
war hacia la derecha, cuando iba-
mos en- linea recta, y nos vincu-
la ash al ser que aprisionara
nuestra vida; o aquel minute en-
que hemos entrado por simple
curiosidad en- ell taller de un
pintor para descubrir que en- no.
sotros arde la llama inspiradora
que nos pone en- las manos los
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
EMILY BRONTE, LA AUTORA
de "CUMBRES BORRASCOSAS

de "CUMBRES BORRASCOSAS
Ell cinematografo actualizo ell
nombre senero de Emily Bronte,
rescatando del pasado la imagen
de esta mujer que viviera seme-
jante a una sombra. LIE cores
ponde como un trono en- ell cual
la admira la p~osteridad la cum.
bre b%orrascosa" de un paisaje
fisico parecido al de SUI alma,
pues Emily Bronte canine por
ell mundo igual que su heroina,
sintiendolo paramo y vendaval.
Ese paso fuerte y sigiloso con
que Catalina atraviesa el erial de
la novela celebre 10 tuvo Emily
en- SUI vida breve. Asi la vieron
cruzar en- lontananza, velada la
blancura dolorosa del rostro por
ell cabello' sacudido en- ell viento,
como una imagen del paramo al
cual abria sus ventanas la casa
triste donde vivio la n~ovelista
con sus hermanas, tambien crea-
doras, sujetas las tres al domi-
MO inflexible de un padre puri-
tano.
Tai como Ia protagonista de
"Cumbres Borrascosas", Emily
atraveso I'm paisaje hostil, sofo-
cando su gemido apasionado.
Parece impossible que esa- vi.
da que Sc consumio tan pronto,
blanca y solitaria, 10 mismo que
una llama de cera, contuviese
energia tan grande, velara un
problema intimo de passion tan
intense que precise ell terrible
elemton fisico de un huracan
para sublimarse. Porque esta pre-
sencia LENA toda la obra, y su
recia architecture Sc sacude bajo
las alas del yiento; un viento
de cumbre bajo ell cual Sc doblan
los destinos y palidece la llama
violeta de los brezos en- ell erial.
Emily Bronte, la enfermiza hi
ia del pastor protestante, cuya
existencia podria parecer una
pagina en- blanco, la 'jovencita
que no traspuso ell erial, concibi6
personajes de una fuerza extra
ordinaria.
En- ellos la passion obedece a la
ley del vIento. Catalina y Heath.
cliff parecen formados por Ell
elemento borrastoso. La escrito.
ra condena a los espiritus que,
como ell propic. obligados por las
circunstancias, representa- 10
arraigado, 10 inerte, 10 estable-
cido pacificamente.
Pero 81 buscamos la esencia
autobiografia en- esta novela
cumhre. 81 queremos identificar
a Emily con Catalina. SComo es
possible que este cortejo NOS de
la simiiitud esperada? iCemo
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09

Aniversorio Matrimonial
C~elebraron la grata ocasoon de
SUI aniversario matrimonial ell Sc
nor Albert L Nuhfer y sonora, la
gentil DANA cubana, Ana de Nuh.
fer, y con tai motive nos COM
place enviarles nuestras felicita-
clones muy especiales y votos por
SUI ventura personal.
Bodos de AIgodon
Celebra la grata OCCASION dee
Bodas de AIgodon, segundo aniver-
sario matrimonial, el senior Marcel
Puig y sonora, la ~apreciada dana
Guiana Nancy de Puig. ..
Nos ,complace e~nviarles %nueStras
s~inceras felicitaciones y votoS pOr-
que gocen de muchos amos mas de
dicha conyugal.
Bodos de Popel
Celebraron Sus Bodas de Papel,
primer aniversario de matrimonio,
ell senior CamilO Rueda Aviles y Sc
nora, BertiIda Cara de Rueda,
miembros apreciados de nuestra
colonia mexicana residente en- Mia
mi.
Nos complace enviarles nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones y votos
por SUI ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
RICARDO LEON
NUJERES CELEBRES

aquella muchacha tuberculosa,
que hasta para morir Sc escon-
dio igual que un pajaro, Sc pa
rezca a la violenta protagonista
de la obra: "Quisiera tenerte ash.
do hasta que los dos estemoS
muertos" iSeras feliz cuando 20
este enterrada?".
Es que precisamente en- eSa
queja desgarradora sangra la re-
beldia de I'm alma contra la de-
bill materia que en- breve va no
lie ha de servir para tansflorar SUI
llama. Y sin embargo ell lucido
espiritu dice todavia, y es como
81 hablase la autora: "EStoy
harta de mi encierro. Siento de-
secs de eScaparme a aquel mum.
do esplendido".
Ese mundo esplendido es ell
que vivi0 en- la fantasia de la no.
veliSta inglesa, pero que ella no
tuvo OCCASION. tempo nj salud pa
.ra conocer.
Y TODD ell fuego que ardia en-
ell genio de Emily Bronte Sc re-
suelve en- SUI obra maestro como
ell excessive calor de una tarde
RIGA de verano que condensa SUI
lumbre en- I'm cieIo tormentoso.
La passion nunca vivida, lei pre-
sentamiento del amor, la intui-
clon del universe humane, lie SON
referidoS a Emily por las voces
de aquel erial cuyos vientos lie
cuentan 10 que ella no vera
nunca. La borrasca LENA ell libro
con una orientaci6n suprema Y
tragica, Sobre la que vueIan con-
fundidas al final en- una sofa dos
almas tempestuosas: Emily Y Ca
talina. Por algo las ultimas pala-
bras de 'Cumbres Borrascosas"
Sc refieren a dos sepulcros entire
cuyos brezos y a~randanos aquie.
ia sus alas por fin! FUN viento
blando"
Emily Bronte, nacida en- 1918,
murio a los treinta amos de edad.
Su vocation poetica es mas nota-
(Pasa a Ia Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
PARA VARIAs LECTORAS

PARA VARIAS LECTORAS
PARA RITA: 81 listed diO SUI
direction a ese jOyen y Ell no la
escribe, 81 ademas listed .e es-
eribi6 y Ell nc lie cOntesta, esta
mas clarO que ell aqua que usteu
no lie intereSa 10 mas minimO.
SUI dignidad femenina lie obliga
a M vOlver a pensar en- csc mu.
chachO. En- cuantO a csc amor
pOr correspondence, no Sc file.
Ell amor eS un asuntO muy in
timO, muy personal y natural
mente no puede r%es0lverse pOr.
cOrreO. Escribale con reservas y
espere... PARA ELSA: A pesar
de SUI juventud ha acertadO us.
ted al pensar que ell OdiO tiene
que yer mucho con ell amor.
Aparte de que ese odiO que ell
muchacho dice tenerle es una
mezcla de despechO, rabia y .
amor, que Sc disOlveria facilmen-
tie con un beso y unas lagrimas.
Ell hechO de que durante esos
tres amos de separation nj Ell ha.
va tenidO nOVia nj listed nOviO,
hace pensar que quizas son ell
HnO para ell 0trO. De manera
que tratelO con naturalidad, sin
darle muestras de amor apasi0-
nadO pero tampOcO de OdiO.> Ell
es quien debe hablar. listed es-
PEREZ. PARA PALOMA: Lamar
pOr tele10nO a csc hOmbre que
lie hace Ia cOrte y nj rOmper con
Ell, aprOvechadO la OCCASION de csc
reganO que han tenidO, es una
verdadera lOcura. listed esta ca.
sada yq su espOsO "a pesar de
esa pequena discussion que me
cuenta- la quiere. Ahora, al
marcharse SUI maridO al ejerci
to, me dice que lie ha perdido
listed ell carinO que lie tenia. Mu.
eho tiene que yer, no 10 dude,
su sed de aventuras, ell deseo
de tener I'm "~affaire" ocn ell
otrO. Pero esa complication que
listed Sc esta buscandO lie sal.
dlia muy mai, y acabaria listed
por arrepentirse, quizas dema.
siadO tarde. No dene listed ra.
ION: ell hechO de que su esposo
regresara Ill dia tarde a casa no
es motive para que listed Sc bus.
que un amaDte, piense en- ell di.
yorciO y Sc construya otros cas-.
tillOS de naipes semejantes- Rec.
tifique listed, amiga mia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09

Bodas de Flores
Celebran hoy sus Bodas de Flo
res, cuatro amos de venturosa
union matrimonial ell senior AbiliO
Romero y sonora, Cecilia CarrillO
de Romero, miembros eStimados
de nuestra colonia hondurena en-
Miami. %
Nos cOmplace felicitarloS caluro-
samente y formular votOs por su
eterna dicha.
De VocaciOnes
DeSpedimoS cordialmente a la
gentil senorita Lucia AbregO quien
salio por la via aerea hacia Caracas,
Venezuela a disfrutar de mereci-
das vacacIoneS al lado de Su fami-
liza en- esa ciudad.
Bodos de MuseIinG
Celebran en- ell dia de hoy la gra-
ia OCCASION de sus BodaS de Museli-
ma, tres amos de venturosa union
matrimonial ell senior Carlos Fer
nandez y sonora, Dora TabareS de
Fernandez, miembros %apreciados
de nuestra colonia Guiana residen-
tie en- Miami.
Nos es grato enviarleS I'm saludo
muy especial y desearles muchos
amos mas de dicha cOnyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
RECETA DEL Ola ,
HORCHATA DE AJONJOLI

2 tazas de ajonjoli.
2 tazas de aqua fria.
4 tazas de aguatibia.
l taxa de azucar.
Lave Ell %ajonjoli y p6ngalo en-
ell aqua varias horas. Muela en-
un mortero o en- una maquina de
moler, usando la cuchilla sam fl.
ma, ahada ell aqua tibia y extrai.
ga la leche. Endulce y sirva bien
fria con hieIo picado. Adorne
con hojas de y~erbabuena o rue.
das de limon.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
DEL HOGAR-p Dor Victoria Aksiandra
POEMA De HOY
Ansids Divmds

Quisiera Senior gozarte
cara a cara y sem a seno,
desfallecer en- tus braZos
con tan hondo sentimiento
que ell alma Sc me saliera
de los labios, como I'm beso. .......
Que las fibras de mi carne,
que las venas de mi cuerpo
fuesen ligas, fuesen lazos
que me ataran a tn pecho
con deleites infinitos ,
y con amoreS eternos ......
Mas, ieomo pedir tai gloria?
IQuien soy 20, nj que merezco,
pobre gusano de luz
que Sc ~arrastra por ell suelo?
Para ii, TODD, dos milo;
que 20 para mi no quiero
mas que I'm punado de terra
donde Sc pudran mis- hueSoS. .
Y 81 al horde del sepulcro,
sobre ell eesped de un sendero,
brotase una florecilla .....
que los labios de mi carne
Sc den a SUI dulce DUENO
a Aquel por quien 20 suspiro,
Aquel por quden noro, y por quien muero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
A IA Ar A N 7 A

Dirtanss las consuras a BUzoN- SENTIMENTAL, r. O. BOX see
international Airport. Miami as. Fla. Rogamos a los LectoreS 0
Iectoras que firmen sus cartaS con IN pseud6nimo o incialeS
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
De Quito

Procedentes de Quito, Ecuador
Sc encuentran en- Miami desde ha-
ce algunos diaS Ell senior Antonio
D'AnieIlN y SUI sonora esposa, a
quienes los complace presentar
un cordial saludo y desear una gra-
ia estadia en- esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09

Precioso nino del dichoso no.
gar del Doctor Marine SOrvill y
SUI culta sonora Ana Grull0n de.
Sorvill, quien ell viernes 4 de
abril lego con toda felicidad n
SUI primer ano de %existencia, con
tai motive en- casa de sus padres
y rodeado del carino y algeria
de sus amiguitos Sc brindo por
la dicha del festejado. Felicita-
mos al infantil cumpleanero y lie
deseamos muchos dias como 81
pasado.
VIAJEROS
Sc encuentran nuevamente en-
esta capital, despueS de varios
dias de vacaciones en- su patria,
Nicaragua, Ell matrimonio del
doctor Luis Mejfa y SUI estimable
sonora Maria de Mejia, a quie-
mes tenemos Ell gusto de presen-
tar I'm atento saludo.
CUMPLEANOS
Celebra hoy ell mejor de sus
dias la gentil senorita Celeste
Castro y con tai motive nos es
grato felicitaria de manera muy
especial y desearle que goce de
muchos amos mas de vida.
DE SUR AMERICA
Despues de viistar varias capt.
tales de Sur America en- su ca
racter de Jefe del Department
to de Radio y TV de la Union
Panamericana Sc encuentra nue.
vamente entire nosotros ell senior
DemetriO Cabarga a quien tene-
mos Ell gusto de saludar.
NATALICIO
Hacemos llegar nuestras mas
c%alurosas felicitaciones> a la jo-
ven sonora Irene de SINH, resi-
dente en- 1926 Cathedral Ave, N.
W. con motive de SUI fecha nata-
licia ceiebrada ell sabado 5 de
.abril.
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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
De Lima

Despedimos cordialmente al
~apreciado caballero senior Carlos
del Solar quien regreso a Lima, Pc
ri por la via aerea despues de ha-
Der permanecido en- Miami duran
tie unos dlas.