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NEWS or MUSIC
Verdi Requiem Shows
Superb Concert Skill

Therefore. the Verdi Re-
QUEEN. which was given q noble
performance last night by the
National Symphony under
Howard Mitchell, the Howard
University Choir and a four
some Of distinguished soloists.
is Of the same magnificent
essence OF Verdi's middle-period
operas. 1t is arrestingly. almost
frighteningly, SIMPLE. direct,
uneuuivocal, unambiguous. 1t
has tremendous power In its or
chestra and the most vivid vo-
| cal writing for soloists and
chorus. Polish and subtlety are
not its conspicuous qualities
the composer had no time OF
interest in this piece for any,
thing but the most elemental
human and sometimes harsh
and coarse expression.
DR.. Mitchell's reading Of the
Requiem seems in perfect &C.
cord with the work. Flamboy.
ant. lyrical, overpowering
brassy, the old masterpiece re-
appeared in all its color aIlc
appealing emotionalism that
has made 1t one of the univer.
sally esteemed choral favoritei
throughout its life Of nearly 81
years.
The Howard University Choi
was excellent, rich and warn
in tone, sure Of its attacks, ant
of a suppleneSs and clarit!
that belied its great size. Thu
orchestra has never soundet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

better, although II Is Q bad
week for any member who
doesn't like Verdi. what with
intensive Requiem and 'Fal-
stan" rehearsals, An extensive
canvass has failed to discover q
single player suffering from
so unhappy a disease.
The solo quartet was as SEN
sitiveiy selected as any the
National Symphony has ever
engaged. Lois Marshall is an
artist in the difficult position
Of being so unforgetable a
singer in whatever she does
that she always risks disap-
pointing the ears memory OF
other times. In my experience
she never has. In beauty OF
tone, In intensity OF expression
in the living shape Of her
phrases, last night as always
Miss Marshall seemed to me
to convey everything the COM
poser could have had in mind
or could have wished for In
retrospect.
At the other end Of the en-
semble. Donald Gramm. heard
here earlier this season ir
Figaro" was no less satistac-
tory. Mr.. Gramm is an intelli'
gent and interpretive artist
he thinks out and assimilate!
every effect he wants. everl
point and every climax. Thii
musical grasp, convinced with
his dark, but light and flexible
rather than heavy. voice
makes Mr.. Gramm's singing
delight.
Jane Hobson. who will be re
membered for her Performance
in "Cosi fan lutte" in 1855 witt
the National Symphony cit wa
she. not Miss Marshall, VIII
sang the role, despite the no
tice in last nights printed pro
gram, also sang knowingly an
with the greatest artistry. Sh
was, it seemed to me. inferio
to her colleagues only in
slight roughness of tone-al
imperfection that might hav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

pared to HIS current market
rate. But Kitchener has no COM
plant about Rodgers and Ham
merstein. 1T wasn't really
much money them" said the
author. revealing his wise In
vestment. but 1t was at a time
when General Motors sold for
2s-and that was 8 split-ups
ago."
1t was Leo Durocher who OBJ
tanned, for Frank Sinatra. the
transcript Of Sammy Davis, IRIS
broadcast in Chicago - which
caused the rift between them
I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

/. When sinatra's friend,
Lady Adele Beatty. met his
good pals. the Fischettis Of Chi
cagc. she talked tough and they
talked like English gentlemen
Z. one Of sinatra's friends was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
NEWS or MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE
star Music Critic

National 6ynphony Orchestra
Howard Mitchell. conductor Solo
lists: Lois Marshall. sopranoi Jane
Hobson, mezzQ-soprano Rudolf Pet
tak. tenor: Donald oramns bass.
siitution Han. Prosfami Symphony
No. 5. Howard Hsnenn; Sons Of
Destiny. Brahms; REQUIEM Verdi.
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LYONS

Continued From Page C-S
Mounds Club while he was
working there. Hayes had only
So in his pockets when the gun
men were searching the victims,
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asked about the men from Chi
cago and explained: when
Frank sees a Fischetti. he feels
the way you'd feel il Albert
sehweitser walked into this
room"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10

am. All members and friends
of Lodge 1T are most cor
daily invited to attend and
enjoy what promises to be a
day of continuous entertain
ment and camaraderie.
The program will begin
promptly at 500 PM, with
our vice president, Michael
Stevens, as Master of Ger
emonies. President John
Stefancic will personally
welcome everyone in behalf
of the Lodge.
We will be honored to have
as our guest speaker, the
Lieutenant Governor Of Cali
fornia, Glen Anderson. He
graciously accepted our invi-
tation to be with us on this
65th Anniversary Of our CFU.
Juniors In Limelight
Representing the CFU on
this day will be it's 3rd Vice
President, bro. Math Kovace-
vich.
Featured on the program
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Toronto Canucks Have
Date AT Polls June Il

TORONTO, Ont. All
members of "Canucks" Lodge
975 will be given an opportu.
nifty Sunday, June IA, to vote
for a Delegate to the CFUs
10th Convention, to be held
Sept. 21-26 in Detroit, Mich.
Voting is to take place
during the regular monthly
meeting, which will be held
in the Croatian Home, 1850
Dupont st., and commence
at 2 pm. sharp.
The undersigned is the
Lodge 975 Candidate for Del
egate.
80 In view of the great impor-
tance attached to it, this
Lodge 975 meeting on Sun
day, June IA, should see the
biggest turnout of our fellow
members in many years.
Mike Stanley, Pres.
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Anaconda Lodge "a To
Send Two Delegates To
Convention In Detroit

ANACONDA, Mont. - Fo1
the first time in over 30 years
"Sts. Peter and Paul" Lodge
"a will send 2 Delegates to the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
10th Natl Quadrennial Con-
vention at Detroit, Mich.
Voting for the Delegates is
to take place Friday, June 10,
and start at 1880 pm. sharp.
The Candidates are John
Jurcic h, Sr., Treasurer;
John Petelin, President;
DO hn Herbolich, former
Secretary; and Peter Kris
kovich, Trustee.
ALI four Candidates are We
ry active in the affairs of
Lodge "a and attend meetings
regularly. Please attend and
cast your vote for the two
you feel are the most entitled
to the honor Of being Dele
gates to the Convention.
I wish in this way to thank
one and all who aided in any
way to bring about the rise
in our Lodge "a membership
to the point where we were
assured after many years of
electing two Delegates.
l should also like to thank
the member who was kind
enough to nominate me as a
Candidate for Delegate. l re-
gret that l had to decline the
honor.
Rudy Karlovich, Secy.
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Crodt Center Scene
Sunday. June u, Of
Fathers Day FroIic

ETNA, Pa. - The annua
tri-lodge Fathers Day Picnic
will be held Sunday, June 21
by CFU Lodge 4, KSKJ Lodge
"a and ecu Lodge 21.
The Croatian Center, off
Babcock Blvd, Millvale,
will be the scene of the out
doors gathering and pip
ing hot barbecued lamb will
be ready as early a. 1900
noon.
Ice cold refreshments to
suit the individual taste will
be available at all hours and
continuous entertainment is
in store for the many mem
bers and friends of the three
sponsoring Lodges.
Joseph Rukavina, Secy.
c. F. U. Lodge No. 4
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Mah.Ya| Lodges
To Meet June II
Annual Outing
Plans On Agenda

STRUTHERS, Ohio - The
United Mahoning Valley Lod-
ges of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will hold their next
meeting on Thursday, June
II, at TOO pm, in the st.
George Hall on West Federal
Street in Youngstown.
Final plans for the forth
coming annual Picnic in Au-
gust will be completed at this
meeting. The outing will be
h ED at Croatian Center
Strossmayer on August 2.
Spe a kers representing
the CFU Home Office on
this occasion will be bro.
Martin Krasich, Supreme
Treasurer, and bro. John
Ovcarich, Secretary of the
Sick Benefit Department.
All lodge delegates to the
organization are urged to at
tend this meeting.
Miller Zaluski, Secy.
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RANKIN, Pa. - The re-
sponse to the undersigned's
appeal in the Zajednicar for
the organization Of a Junior
Nest 38 Kolo Club has been
overwhelming, to say the
least.
No less than IS youngsters
were present Thursday, June
4, for the organizational $685.
sion. Ten of them Joined Nest
38 just 80 that they could en-
Joy the classes to be instruc-
ted by Charlene Vukela, one
Of Americas top kolo author
tiles.
Mrs. Frances Furjanic b
the President and Mrs. Fora
Kurp the Treasurer Of the
new Nest 80 KolO Club
which meets every Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock
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Detroit Senior Tamburitzans Primed
For Saturday, June Is, Concert Debut
Andrew Benda, Detroit's Mr.. Tambura
To Put Adult Artists Through PAGES

DETROIT - To the best of
the writer's knowledge, there
will be another first" for
Detroit in the debut Of the
Detroit Senior Tamburitzans
planned for Saturday, June
13 at 7::3O Pm. The program
will be held at the Croatian
Home, 1721 e. McNichols,
ana will be followed by our
regular and ever popular
dance music.
The recital preceding the
dance will be unique in that
the "Senior Tamburitzans"
are composed entirely Of in
dependent adults, from a va
riety of professions and oc-
cupations - banded together
solely for the primary pur-
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New Rankin, Pa, Nest 38 koIo Group
Off And winging To Sensational Start
Seventy-Five Youngsters In Dance Fold
AS Charlene Vuxela Begins Instructions

in the Croatian Home, 4th
and Antisbury, Rankin.
In behalf of the members Of
Nest 3S and their parents, I
should like to thank the man.
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Rankin Story"
agement Of the Croatian
Home for cooperating with us
in this new venture.
Everyone has been 50 won
derful these past several
weeks that I cannot begin to
thank all who deserve praise
for cooperating with me in
giving Rankin one Of the lar
gest Junior Kolo Clubs in
America.
See you at the next class
on Thursday evening, June II,
in the Home.
Katherine Pecak, Mgr.
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Three Delegates Will
Be Chosen June IA By
Etna Lodge 4 Members

ETNA, Pa. - The mem
bers of Lodge 4 are respect.
fully requested to attend the
regular monthly meeting to be
held Sunday, June Il, at 2
pm. sharp in the Croatian
Home, 30 Grant Avenue.
In addition to the regular
order of business, our men,
bers must elect 3 Lodge 4
Delegates to the 10th Conven-
ton of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union, which is to be held
Sept. 21-26 in Detroit.
Voting is to begin at 10
am. and continue until S
pm. giving all members an
opportunity to cast a bal
lot.
We cannot urge one and
all - old and young - too
strongly to attend the June
IA meeting and vote for those
they feel will give Lodge 4 the
best representation at the
10th Convention.
Joseph Rukavina, Secy.
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Scholarship Foundation Applications
Due In Home Office tuesday, June 80
Scholarship Aid Applications Available
To Young Students In America And Canada

PITTSBURGH - The Di-
rectors of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc, reminded
over the weekend that all ap-
plications for 1959-196O aid
must be in the mails no later
than June 30.
Many young members in
America and Canada are al
ready in possession of appli-
cations for such aid and
quite q few have completed
their forms for the consider
alton of the Directors.
Applications are still ~
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pose Of materializing their re-
markable interest and enthu.
siasm for Slavic songs and
compositions by means Of the
national instrument Of our
heritage, namely, the Tam
buritza.
The group will make
their formal debut under
the capable baton Of their
instructor director, Mr.. An
drew Benda, . well-known
and popular personality =
mong Detroit's Slavic cir
cles.
Az q closing note, it might
be added that as with most
recitals Of this nature, there
will be no admission charge.
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will be Mrs. Helen Vuko-
vich, soloist, accompanied
by the Hajduk Tamburitza
Orchestra. The Tamburasi
will also entertain us with
CrOatian music and song
which everyone loves to
hear.
The CF'U Junior kolo
groups from Los Angeles and
San Pedro, in their colorful
costumes, will perform for us.
These youngsters do their ko-
los with so much love and
feeling that it's a joy to
watch them.
Los Angeles p. 81
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clination carried the C.F.U.
standard az well as that of
our Spirits" lodge to many
a sports diamond or floor in
western Pennsylvania, even to
as far as Cleveland, Ohio, on
two occasions.
Our members supported
the first ESL Reunion held
at the Children's Home
grounds in Des PLANES,
Ill. back in 1881. We were
identified with Pittsburgh's
Croatian Day from the be-
ginning and sponsored the
Duquesne Tamburitzans in
McKees Rocks In the mid
die thirties.
We hosted two Of the ear
(Rox Lodge-P. 81
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in the Croatian Home, Staun
ton st.
As many members al
ready know, we are jointly
electing q Delegate with
Lodge 776 and nominated
as our candidate at the last
meeting was Miss Dorothy
Ann Chrnko.
Voting will take place from
z pm. to 10 pm. for the con-
venience Of our many mem.
bers.
1t is important that all our
members exercise their right
to vote.
Mary Robich, Secy.
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valuable and may be pro-
cured by writing Edward
B. Servov, Fl O., 3441
Forbes Ave-, Pittsburgh Is,
Penna.
Bro. Servov, General Coun-
sci Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, is the Executive Sec
retary of the Scholarship
Foundation.
All applications will be
taken up Immediately follow
ing the June 30 deadline and
the recipients thereof will be
made public in the Zajednicar
shortly thereafter.
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Republic Voters viii
Be Wooed On June 18th

REPUBLIC, Pa. - Sunday,
June IA, is the date set for
the next meeting of CFU
Lodge 528, which will take
place at 200 pm, at the Le-
gion Home.
The meeting will begin at
200 pm, and voting will be
from 200 until 500 pm.
As you know, we are joint
ly electing with Lodge 566 of
Masontown, 80 it is urgent
that everyone comes to vote.
Mark Hasson, Jr., Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
June 19 Square Dance
viii Open Summer Run
In Detroit Croat Home

DE T r OFT - Remember
the saying "Take your fam.
lily out for an evening OF
fun ?" Well we of the Croatian
Home are in hopes you will
do. just that.
With our kolo teachers
pausing to catch their breath
before next season, we are
trying out a bit of old Amer
icana by offering Square
Dancing" starting Friday,
June 10Th, at $3.50 pm.
A small fee but lots of
fun is in store for everyone.
You don't have to know
how, come on down and
learn with us. Caller Bob
White and Mrs. White will
help you thru the PAGES.
If you want to make a
night Of it we are also start
ing to have Fish Fries that
evening starting at 5 pm.
So come on "you all' Gro
atian American hillbillys, let's
have fun, dining and dancing
on Friday, June 10th.
Wilma ID. Kodak
Secy. Ent. Comm.
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Bent|eyviIIe Polls To
Be Open Sunday, June "A

BENTLEYVILLE, Pa. -
In addition to it's regular
meeting, CFU Lodge 437 will
hold an election Of Delegate
on Sunday, June IA, at the
Moose Hall.
We are jointly electing a
Delegate with Lodges II and
806 and it is important that
all members use their privi-
lege to vote.
Frank Mulch, Rec.
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SIovan Ballots viii
Be Counted June 14th

SLOVAN, Pa. - The mem
bers Of CFU Lodge 548 are
hereby officially invited to at
tend the next regular Meet
ing on Sunday, June IA, in
the Lodge Home, at the usual
time.
In addition to the regular
order of business we will vote
for Delegate to the CFU Con-
vention and dividends will be
distributed to the members
paying dues.
John Kosovec, Secy.
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mems Beneficial Union Home,
Thompson Avenue, McKees
Rocks, and start at $50 pm.
v. 1. Mandich, Supreme
President of the CrOatian
Fraternal Union, Is to be
the principal speaker and
Nick Komlyn, one Of the
two organizers Of Lodge
143, will serve as the Mas
ter of Ceremonies.
Dancing will be to the cele-
brated Sloboda Tamburitza
Orchestra of East Pittsburgh.
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Turn to page 8 for editorial.
"Rox Spirits"
Since 1929, the Spirits"
as an off-shoot of senior lodge
125 has been functioning as
a chapter of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
In those three decades our
lodge besides meeting C.F.U.
assessments regularly has
supported numerous sports
teams, men and young wom-
en-, in basketball, softball and
bowling. The men even had a
football team. Our sports in
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Seattle, Tacoma Units
Prep For Holiday Fete

SEATTLE, Wash. - The
Annual 4th of July Picnic
sponsored by the combined
Lodges of Tacoma and Seat
tie will be held at North Lake
Park, midway between the
two cities.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
Detroit 351 Will
Elect Six June II
Membership Given
Six Hours To Vote

DETROIT, Mich. - We
hereby officially invite all
members of CF'U Lodge 351
to take part in the election
for Delegate to the forthcom-
ing CF'U Convention.
Voting will take place on
Sunday, June IA, in the
Croatian Home, between
1900 noon and 600 pm.
We also wish to remind our
members that the next reg
ular Lodge meeting will take
place Saturday, July IL, at Z
pm, in the old Croatian
Home, 1735 e. McNichols
Road.
Mark Kramarich, Rec.
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Ii. Governor Will
Attend Coast Fete
Los Angeles Lodge 1T Members Prepared
For Salute To Society's b5th Anniversary

LOS ANGELES - The members Of Lodge IT. the
Coatian Fratea Unions oldest Lodge the West Coast
and it's largest subordinate affiliate West of the Mississippi
River will mark the 65th Anniversary of the Society with
huge celebration Sunday June 21
The dayong festivities be held the Croatan
Recreatona Center 1925 South Budong and 10
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
LOS ANGELES III SET FOR SALUTE TO GU
Farrell 705 viii
Ballot June 18th
CrOat Home Scene
Of Election Rally

FARRELL, Pa. - C.F.U.
English Speaking Lodge 7O5
will hold it's regular meeting
and election of Delegate on
Monday, June Is, at 700 pm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-10
Rox Vets Will Be
Honored Saturday
Host Spirits" 143 Members To Celebrate
30th Anniversary Of Affi|iation With CFU

McKEES ROCKS, Pa. - A Banquet Program and
Dance will highght the celebration here Saturday. June
49, of the 3Oth Anniversary of Spirits E. S. Lodge 143
Honored guests on the occasion will be nine 5O-Year
Members Lodge 1926 Special tribute will be paid them
during the festivities which TO be held in the Working
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-29
LANZARAN OTRO
C0HETE A LA LUNA

cABo C~ANAvERAL, enero
% (UPD-Estados Unidos ha
fijad0 Ia fecha del % de febre-
no para lamar otro cohete a la
luna
Sc tratara de un cohete del
ejercito, exactamente igual al
que Sc lanzo al espacio Ell s de
diciembre, que por no haber To-
grade la velocidad necesaria pa
"a sustIaerse a la attraction de
la terra no pudo lograr ell obje-
two deseado.
La capsula con Instruments
sera lgualmente de unos seis
kilogramos de peso.
Ell planetoide { = ha puesto
la Union Sovietica en- orbita al
rededor del sol, pesa en- cambio
alrededor de una tonelada y me.
dia.
Sc usara para Ell lanzamien
to I'm cohete Jupiter Ell de ma.
yor poderio con que cuenta ell
ejercito
En- la base del Cabo Canaveral
Sc informo que Estados Unidos
no esta tratando de competir
con la Union Sovietica y que ell
experiments del % de febrero
tendra por objeto principalmen,
te hacer una nueva MEDIA de
irradiaci6n que envuelve a la
TERRA, hacer un anueva compro.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-29
PRINcIPIAN
(Viene de la Primera)

americana, parecieron arder du-
rante seis y medic minutes. Es.
te fue Ell tempo mas largo en-
que Sc vic la llamarada de I'm
proyectil de este tipo, incluso
del que fue lanzsdo a la 6rbita
terrestre Ell 8 de diciembre.
Embellishments Sc originaron
conjeturas respecto de 10 que
parecio una desusada prueba.
Pelo fuentes informadas die
ron que solo Sc intentaba ha-
Ger llegar ell proyectil a una dis
tancia de 1900 a 1900 kilome-
tros -mucho menos que ell to-
tai alcance intercontinental del
Atlas, que es de sobre 10000
kilometres.
Autoridades de la Fuerza Ae-
rea dijeron que ell lanzamiento
fde solo uno mas de la serie de
Investigation y progreso del
Atlas. Pero posteriormente en-
otros medios Sc dijo que Sc que.
ria hacer una prueba sobre ell
reingreso del como a la atm6s
fera.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-29
CANCIO TOMARA
POSSESSION HOY

Definitivamente Sc ha fijado
para mahana jueves, a las diez
de la manana, para que ell Ii.
cenciado Hiram Cancio, ex.de.
cano de Administrator de la
Universidad de Puerto Rico,
presto juramento y tome pose.
sion de su nuevo cargo para ell
que 10 designara ell Gobernador
Luis Munoz Marin y 10 confir.
mara Ell Senado.
FL licenciado Cancio jurars
ante Ell Secretario de Estado,
senior Roberto Sanchez Vilella.
81 para esta fecha Sc halla de
regreso Ell gobernador Muno7
Marin 0 ante ell Secretario in.
terino de Estado, doctor Artu.
70 Morales Carbon, 81 todavia
el senior Sanchez Villela ocupa
la gobernaei6n interina.
En- la ceremonial a celebrar.
Sc en- Ell D~epartamento de Els.
tado, estaran presentes, entire
otros, Ell Secretario INFERNO de
Justicia licenciado Juan B
Espinosa, hijo; ell ex Secretaric
Fernandez Badillo, 81 sus con-
diciones de salud Sc 10 permi.
ten; y varios amigos del nuevo
titular de Justicia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-29

lejos de einco millas del centric
de Ia ciudad.
SAN JUAN.-En ell primer
semestre del ano fiscal en- ours
so ell Negociado de Credito
Agricola garantiz6 $4,000
que permitieron a 81 pequenos
agricultores obtener presto
mos en- differences agencias ban
earias del pals, por un total de
$218000, segdn inform6 aver
ell Secretario de Agriculture Y
Concrete, senior Luis Rivera
Santos.
La mayoria de los prestamos
concedidos correspondent
al negocio avicola Y ell resto pa
ra la compra de ganado, equi-
pc y otroS fines agricolas.
Informo Rivera Santos que
desde su organization hssta ell
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haitian Bank, ofrecera a las seis
de la tarde una cena a la prime
"a dana argentina.
Una bora mas tarde, a las
siete, McCloy y Howard c. She
perd, Presidente de la Junta
del First National City Bank de
Nueva York, seran los anfitrio-
mes, de un banquete en- honor
del Presidente Frondizi al que
han sido invitadas unas qui.
nientas personalidades represen-
tante de la banca, la industrial
y ell eomercio de Estados Uni
dos.
Ell banquete tendrS lugar en-
Ell Sert Room, del hotel Waldorf
Astoria.
A las ocho de la noche, Ia Sc
nora Elena de Frondizi asistirs
a la function del Metropolitan
Opera House, con Don Giovan-
nj" en- la cartelera, como invi-
tada de la Sonora de Howard C.
Sheperd.