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and Mary 10 Egger, who will
be known in religion as Sister
Mary Joseph, will begin a two
year training period in prep
aration for first VOWS in 1861.
AT the close of this period
they will pronounce annual
VOWS for three years and will
then be admitted to final pro-
fession In the Congregation of
the Sisters of Saint Joseph.
This Congregation, founded
In France in 1850, established
a local foundation at Villa Ma
donna, 105 Meadow Park Ave.
in Columbus in 1856, at the
request of the late Bishop
Ready.
The Sisters have their tenn
porary postulate and novitiate
at Villa Maria Convent in
Erie, Pa, the Motherhouse
from which the Columbus
foundation has branched.
At present Villa Madonna
has four resident Sisters who
are on the teaching staff of
Holy Spirit School in Column
bus. The Community, besides
undertaking teaching, has as
It's aim the other works of
mercy, such as nursing, care
of the aged and the orphans,
social work, etc.
AS the Community grows,
it is the hope of the Sisters
that they may be able to en-
ter into many fields of labor
for the welfare of the Do
cese. Three other Novices, Sis
ter Estelle, Sister Mary JUS
tin and Sister Michaela, pre-
coded these newly received
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Says US. Aid Must Be Based
On Moral Duty, Not Self Interest

produce both social and po-
litical stability in recipient
nations. Where these do not
exist, it said, revolution and
other political change may
render our total foreign policy
detectives ineffective - an
conomic-social-political out
thanking of our strategic po-
sitions, e.g. Iraq."
The United States is some
times faced with a dilemma,
the committee said, when on
the one hand basic social and
fiscal reforms are needed in
recipient countries if aid is to
be effective, and on the other
the us. may be accused of in
terfering i'll the recipients
sovereignty if it makes reform
a pre-condition of aid.
To avoid this dilemma, the
committee suggested that,
while the aid programs
would continue to be program
ed and administered bilateral-
ly," international or regional
organizations might be utiliz-
ed to apply pressure for nee
essary reforms before aid be
given.
The committee warned that
unless the distinctive mef-
its" of economic assistance
are distinguished from those
of military aid in the eyes of
the American people, "it will
be increasingly difficult to
justify the necessary magni-
tude Of economic assistance"
1t urged that there be
more effective communica-
ton" to other nations of this
country's idealistic goals in
giving foreign economic aid.
"oUr message to the under.
developed nations must be re-
lated to their culture, expert.
enes and problems" The COM
mittee said. I'VE must find q
way to convey to them the
true ideaIism inherent in our
way Of life, an ideaIism that
motivafes many Americans TO
support the continuation Of
foreign aid -.
by stressing the extension
OF economic aid as a moral
responsibility, the United
States will best assure that at
tainment Of our basic politi-
cal detectives, namely, to pro-
mote world peace based on
justice and the rule of law"
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Local Priest
On Staff
of Magazine

ST. MEINRAD, Ind In
an editorial shift announced
shere by FIR. Raban Hathorn,
o. S. B., editor of MAR
RAGE Magazine, Charles @.
Mattingly was made manag-
ing editor of the magazine
and Rev. Eric Lies, O.S.B., was
named general manager. Terence
.Gerken, 0.S.B., was appointed
tothe staff in charge of layout
and promotion.
Father Cerken, whose fam
ily resides in Holy Redeemer
parish, Portsmouth. was or.
dained May 3, 1856. He at
tended Holy Redeemer eIe-
mentary school before enter
ing ST.. Meinrad Minor semin-
ary in lS45.
The shift of positions follow
edathe magazines change of
name from GRAIL to MAR
RIAGE, the Magazine of Catho.
lie. Family Living, Mr.. Mating
ly was formerly an associate edi-
tor of the magazine and Father
! Lies was managing editor.
According to Father Hath
ern, These changes repre-
sent a Qualification Of staff
responsibilities in line with q
general re-evalvation now go
ing on. As general manager,
Father Lies will continue TO
supervise the overall manage
lment Of the magazine and Of
Grail Publications. Mr.. Matt
ingly now assumes in title the
dsY.to-day executive editorial
function he has been perform.
ing for some time"
Earlier. Father Hathorn an
nounced the magazines change
Of name to MARRIAGE after
forty years of publication as
The GRAIL.
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Sisters Of St. Joseph
Diocesan Women
Receive Habits

Two young women of the Columbus Diocese were
included among the seventeen Novices who received
the habit of the Sisters of Saint Joseph at Villa Maria
Convent in Erie, Pennsylvania, on April IA.
These diocesan girls, Marilyn Suzanne Russell,
who will be known in religion as Sister M Michele.
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some underdeveloped coun-
tries have a few divisions
less; it may eventually lose
this struggle if such countries
are unable to achieve sustain
ed growth through effective
participation in the free world
economy" it declared.
The committee also object
ed to military aid which
serves a political rather than
truly military purpose, by boil
steering the regime in power
in the recipient nation against
its internal opponents.
"Where military assistance
has the effect of keeping an
unpopular or oppressive re-
gime in power" the commit
tee noted, 1.-The United States
seemingly aligns itself with
reactionary elements and acts
contrary to the demands of
social justice"
The CAIP unit further urg-
ed caution in giving military
aid, lest it create initiation or
otherwise unbalance the econ
omies of recipient nations. 1t
warned that when this occurs
a country becomes ''increas-
ingly dependent on external
assistance" and such a result
is contrary to our objective,
which is to foster national in
dependence"
Stressing the need to dis
tinguish military from eco
nomic assistance in our for
eign aid programs, the conf
mittee stated that both pro-
mote US. security" but "in
rather different ways"
The committee pointed out
that economic assistance helps
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Sisters as members Of the Co
lumbus foundation
Sister Michele, the daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Russell of st. Mays Parish
in Portsmouth, O.. is a grad
uate of Notre Dame High
School in Portsmouth, while
Sister Mary Joseph, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Egg
ger of ST. John the Evangelist
Parish in Columbus. is a grad.
uate of Saint Joseph Academy
In Columbus.
Attending the impressive
reception cere mony were
Monsignor Matthew A. How.
ard of st. Mary's Parish in
Portsmouth, Father Rob
ert A. Lemon of st. Aloysius
Parish in Columbus. and the
relatives and friends of the
Russell and Egger families.
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Metzger
White
To Old Post

Grayson White, Holy Name
parishioner, was named Dep
uty Clerk for the 10th Dis
trict Court Of Appeals by Rob-
ert l.. Metzger, Franklin
County Clerk of Courts.
White, the father of FIR.
Robert White, principal of
Hartley High School, moves
back into an old position held
from 1888 to f949, Charles
Page, Chief Deputy Clerk
said.
From 1949 to 1853, White
worked for the then State Au-
ditor Joseph Ferguson (now
state treaSurer).
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WASHINGTON, NC
The United States must
base its foreign economic
aid program on a sense
of moral obligation, not
self-interest, the Commit
tee on Economic Life of
of the Catholic Associa-
ton for international
Peace has declared.
To this end, the committee
urged that US. military aid
programs be kept distinct
from long-term economic aid,
both legislatively and in the
eyes of the world.
Foreign economic assist
anee should clearly manifest
our positive national purpose
as being motivated by our
sense Of moral obligation in
the name Of social Justice"
the committee declared in a
statement issued here. II add.
ed that this aspect Of foreign
aid has been "unfortunately
obscured" by being linked TO
military mutual security.
"As a country blessed with
an abundance of resources"
the committee continued, I'VE
must recognize economic aid
as simply our particular con-
tribution toward the enhance
ment of the common good or
general welfare of the COM
munity of nations.
Economic assistance should
therefore be channeled to un.
derdeveIoped countries, whe.
Their allied with US or not, for
the primary purpose Of pro-
noting their social and eco
nonie development"
The CAIP unit made its
recommendations in a state
ment submitted to a presiden-
tial committee studying for
eign aid. The Committee on
Economic Life is headed by
Sister Mary Thomasine, pro-
fessor of economics at Rosa
ry College, River Forest, Ill.
The presidential committee
to which the statement was
submitted is headed by invest
ment banker William H. ORA
per, Jr. 1t was appointed last
year by President Eisenhower
to review the aims of econom-
ic and military assistance, and
their relationship. The group
is expected to submit a final
report within a few weeks.
The CAIP group praised the
mutual security concept, since
a strong defense posture is
indispensable in providing
the shield without which 9TH
err measures would be futile"
However, it said, foreign
aid should by no means be
restricted to military assist
ance. "The United States may
not lose the world contest
with totalitarianism because
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RADIO & Tv REPAIR

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o.


You are asked to pray for ths
reposs Of the souls OF the fol.
lowing and the others who have
died in the Diocese during the
past week.
BENTZ, Mrs. Ellen, "A, April
80, St. John Church, Columbus
st. Joseph Cemetery.
CASSERLY, Joseph A., 10
April 20. Immaculate Concep.
ton Church, Columbus. Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery.
COONEY, Miss Margaret, May
Il, Sacred Heart Church, Colum.
bus. Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
DIEBLE. Mrs. Catherine, II
April u, Holy Family Church
Columbus. Mt. Calvary Gene
terry.
GOLDEN, Mrs Jean G., 36
April Is, st. John Church, Co
lumbus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
HEINDL, Joseph, IS. April rs
st. Vincent Church. Mt. Vernon
Calvary Cemetery.
HICKEY, Mrs. Susan, 81
April 80, st. Patrick Church, Co
lumbus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
KASTER, Joseph j., April %
Sacred Heart Church, Columbus
Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
LANCIA, Panfilo P, 80, April
Is, st. Margaret Church, Colum
bus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
LAWLES, Mrs. Anastasia K.
SO, April Is, st. Mary Church
Columbus. st. Joseph Cemetery
-McGRATH, Marie, IS, Apri
26, Holy Family Church, Colum
bus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
MERZ, William j., 66, Apri
80, st. Leo Church, Columbus
St. Joseph Cemetery.
SPANIER, Mrs. Emma f., 81
April %, st. Malachy Church
New York, st. Mary Cemetery
Lancaster.
WATSON, Jackson A., %
April 20, holy Name Church
Columbus. st. Joseph Cemetery
WILEY. Richard, SO, Apri
%, st. Nicholas Church, Zanes
vile.
WINTERS, Mrs. William. Apri
q, Blessed Sacrament Church
Newark.
WINNER, Miss Alice, 81
April 20, Sacred Heart Church
Coshocton.
ZENTENA, Antonio. 10, Apri
Is. st. Jotn Church, Columbus
st. Joseph Cemetery.
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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
Para IT,. Lectora AMIGA

La verdadera amistad no re-
quiere palabras para compren-
derse, no neeesita ser demostra-
da para que sepamos que exis-
tie, no ha de menester de proxi-
midad continue para sobrevivir.
Nj ell tempo nj la distancia pue-
den hacerle mella.
cuando alguien, tras prego-
mar una amistad que solo exis-
tie en- las palabras, demuestra
con hechos o con Attitudes que
tai sentimiento no Sc ha ALDER
gado nunca en- SUI coraz6n, ig-
nora hasta que punto ha envile-
cido, invocandolo, I'm vocablo
que designa ell compendio de
todos los sentimientos mas her
mosos: amistad.
Por ell hecho de que I'm amigo
Sc encuentre en- la opulencia no
quiere decir que por clio deba
olvidarse de sus amigos va que
la verdadera amistad no Sc mi
de por la situaci6n economical.
Son tantas las veces que los re-
veses de fortuna lie ensenan a
las personals quieneS son sus YER
daderos amigos!
Ell amigo es amigo en- la des-
gracia asi como en- las. alegrias,
en- las malas y en- las buenas.
Siempre dispuesto a tenderle
una mano al amigo caido.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06

Ser amigo de alguien no es
visitarlo a menudo, nj compar-
tir SUI mesa, nj siquiera coinci-
dir siempre en- sus gustos.
La amistad es algo mucho mas
amplio, mas complete y mas fun
damental; incluso hay quienes,
como %sentimiento, la ponen por
encima del amor, que va es mu
cho decir.
Amistad es compression, sim
ceridad, tolerancia, camaraderia
espiritual, comprehension de
sentimientos y de anhelos; eS
saber valorar virtudes, disimu-
lar yerros y descubrir ell orc
entire la escoria.
La amistad requiere estar
siempre dispuesto a ~rea1izar cual
quier sacrificio, aun aquellos
que no Sc harlan por ambicion,
nj por provecho propio, nj por
amor siquiera.
La amistad puede durar una
vida y aun mucho mas que ella,
porque es un sentimiento que
LENA ell alma, la desborda y lie
ga como I'm caudal negotiable
hasta ell espiritu con ell que nos
sentimos hermanados y al que
hemos elegido para ofrecerle I'm
sentimiento siempre puro, STEM
pre- generoso, siempre desinte-
resado,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
En- Miami ell Dr.. Tomas
Cajigas Y Sonora

El prestigioso hombre de
ciencias puertorriqueno, DIR.
Tomas Cajigas, quien reside
en- Washington, D. c., donde
ejerce SUI profession, lego a
esta ciudad en- compania de
SUI distinguida esposa. Am,
hos son personals sumamente
apreciadas en- Puerto Rico y
en- los Estados Unidos, 10 mis-
mo que entire selectos secto-
res de Latinoamerica.
Los esposos Cajigas, son
huespedes aqui en- Miami del
agreeable hogar de sus hijos
Paul y Betty.
Los distinguidos ~viajeros
ofreceran manana sabado Z
de Mario I'm coctel en- honor
de sus amistades de. Miami,
en- la casa de sus mencionados
hijos, ubicada en- 141, N. E..
121 Gale de North Miami.
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS
saluda muy cordialmente al
DIR. Tomas Cajigas y a SUI Gull
ia esposa, la sonora de Cali.
gas, y les desea una grata
permanencia en- esta ciudad
donde disfrutan de merecido
%aprecio.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06

sentimental
pol. Amaranta

Dhiianse las consultas a BUZoN SENTIMENTAL, p. o. Box 366,
International Airport, Miami IS, Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o
lectoras ape firnen sus cartas con un pseud6nimo o inidaes.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
Gumpleanos

Delebra hoy la grata OCCASION
de I'm nuevo aniversario de su
natallcio rodeado del afecto de
todos los suyos, ell estimado Ca
ballero senior Miguel Fernandez,
a quien nos es grato felicitar
cordialmente y desear muchos,
y muy venturosos, amos mas de
vida.
Hoy esta cumpliendo un ano
mas de vida, la preciosa nina
Della Mas, algeria del hogar for
mado por la gentil pareja, senior
Roberto Mas y sonora, Della
Hernandez de Mas, miembros
de nuestra eolonia hispanoame.
ricana.
lie enviamos nuestras ealuro.
sas felicitaciones, que tambien
hacemos extensivas a sus aman.
tisimts padres, y lie deseamos
una larga y venturosa existen-
cja.
Gelebra hoy SUI da de dias Ia
sentil DANA sonora Vietorina Nd
neg de Suarez, esposa del sehor
Jose Luis Suarez Vasquez, mott.
70 por ell eual nos eomplace en-
Marle nuestras sinceras felicita.
clones y deseos de que goce de
largos y diehosos amos mas dc
vida.
Nos cornpiaee envfar an eos.
dial saludo en- eI dfa de hoy q h
estimada dana sonora Felicia J.
de Miro, esposa del senior r
b. Miro, con motive de la gfata
celebration de SUI cumpleafios y
aprovechamos la OCCASION para
desearle una prolongada y ven
turosa existencia.
--tContin1a en- la Pagina o.
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Por el Mundo
del CeluIoide

Samuel Goldwyn opin6 sobre
la Television: "Es para mi, de
gran utilidad. En- ella veo las
peliculas viejas y tomo nota
de los errores que no Sc deben
repetir".
Brigitte Bardot rechazo un
contrato de cuatro millones de
pesos argentinos que lie ofrecie-
ron para cantar en- I'm cabaret
de Las Vegas.
MARIO LAMA esta reclui-
do en- un sanatorio, donde 10
tienen durmiendo y alimentan-
do a inyecciones, metodo que
al parecer es ell unico capaz de
hacerle rebajar de peso.
n
Ell notable actor frances
MARCEL CARNE retorno a los
estudios para filmar --cuando
ne?- una pelicula sobre la de-
lincuencia Y desidia juveniles:
"Los tramposos'.
JAYNE MANSFIELD espera
ser mama de nuevo antes del
pr6ximo ano...y ACADIA de obse-
QUAR- a su esposo con I'm Undo
bebe en- enero de este ano. AL
parecer esta interesada en- to-
ner una familia grande.
Ell joven actor SAL MINEO
Sc considera va I'm Adolescence
y por consiguiente para SUI pro-
xima pelicula exigio la partici.
pacion de Brigitte Bardot.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
.Dutos
Interesuntes

Los dolores favorables para
las personals nacidas entire ell %
de noviembre y 81 de diciembre
son violeta y azul.
En- una campana realizada
por la poblacion de Pekin Sc
calcula que Sc logr6 eliminar
mas de 400 mil gorriones en-
tres dias. Esta determination
fue tomada en- la capital, china
debido a los enormes destrozos
que causan estos pajaros.
A Sarah Bernhard Sc lie mu-
rio ell perro durante SUI estadia
en- Nueva York. AL dia siguien-
te recibio veinticinco de estos
animalitos de dstintos lugareS
para reemplazar aquel.
Ell primer documento medico
es ell Papiro Quirdrgico de Ed
win Smith, redactada en- Ell ano
$500 a. de J.-C. Los egipcios
llamaban al facultativo con ell
nombre de ''medico de yientre."
Ell reloj mecanieo mas anti
quo funciono en- ell ano 1886 en-
la TORE del conventp de San
Gotarde, en- Milan.
La piedra Htografica es cal
carea, blanca y Sc utiliza para
reproducir dibujos. Ell aleman
Luis Senefelder invent6 la IL
tografia a fines del siglo XVIII.
Tanhauser, ell heroe de Ia
opera homonima de Ricardo
Wagner e:sistio realmente aun-
que sus hazanas son legenda-
rias; fue un trovador aleman
que vivio entire 1905 y 1870.
Los peregrinos que recorrian
Ell viejo mundo para decir sus
oraciones y ganar una medalla
de plomo que lucirian en- sus
sombreros recibian ell nombre
de "romeros" cuando Sc enca-
minaban a Roma y ~"palmeros"
cuando 10 hacian hacia Jerusa.
lem, o ciudad de las 'palmas".
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06

Los dolores favorables para
las personals nacidas entire ell %
de noviembre y q de diciembre
son violeta y azul.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06

lectOras ape firf1en u cartas
LA VERDAD POR DEFIANT
Querida Amaranta: Me ca
se hace euatrO amos y tuve
que divorciarme porque mi
marido era aficiOnado al jue.
go y Ell mismO me dijo que
vOIviese a mi casa. Me prohi-
bio que lie dirigiese la pala.
bra y que me Sentara a La
mesa cuandO Ell estaba co.
miendo, me hizo en- fin la
vida impossible y, aunque 10
guerra, no tuve mas remediO
que separarme de el. Pero,
debid0 a 10 muchO que cuesta
ell divOrcio y a que el no quie-
lie hacer esos gastOs, no he
pOdidO aun 0btener la sepa.
raci0n legal. Entretant0, he
cOnOcidO a un hOmbre muy
bueno que esta dispuesto a
casarse cOnmig0. La Difficult
tad esta en- que 81 desconoce
csc detalle de mi vida e ig-
nora que estOy casada y Sc.
parada. Como 10 quiero he te.
mido hacerle esta confession,
y ahora no sc que hacer.
Diana
FL mayor error que puede
cometer una muchacha es
ocultar un incidente de SUI vi
da sentimental al hombre que
va a ser SUI esposo. I'm hon.
bre perdonara todos los OIL
vidos menos este. Naturalmen-
tie que en- SUI case es impera-
two revelar la eXistencia de
su matrimonio, porque sin di.
.vorciarse no podra casarse de
nuevo. En- consequence, Olga
lie a SUI novio la verdad y es-
pere su reaction. 81 esta es
buena, tanto mejor; 81 es ma
la, tendra que conformarse
con su suerte. En- cualquier
case, no divide I'm solo ms
tante que, en- general, esta
arragiada en- los hombres la
creencia de que una mujer
separada del marido Sc pres
ia a intimidades extremas. Ma
da lie perjudicaria tanto como
demostrar a SUI novio que es-
taba en- 10 eierto en- 10 que a
esta creencia Sc refiere.
TENOR
Querida Amaranta: Tengo
un novio a quien quiero mu-
cho y con Ell que voy a ca
sarme pr0ximamente. Sin EN-.
barge, no me permite que va.
va al teatro nj a ningdn 81.
ito. Creo que esta situaci6n
no debe prOI0ngarse. Es que
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06

SENTIMENTAL, p. o. Box 366,
Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o
con un pseud6nimo o iniciales.
suS amigos lie acOnsejan en-
este sentidO. jQue cree listed
que debO hacer?
Felicia
Ell amor Sc compone, entire
otraS cosaS, de una gran do
sis de ansias de exclusividad y
de tenor a perder Ell afecto
de la persona armada. Proba-
blemente SUI novio la quiere
y, por no estar abSolutamen-
tie SECURE de 81 mismo, desea
apartarla de cualquier oca-
sion propicia al divide o Ia
TRACTION. Creo que debe listed
tratar de hacerle comprender
que tai actitud no es compa-
tible con las exigencias socia-
les de la vida moderna; que
cualquier mujer; 81 quiere,
OCCASION de dejar de querer
a SUI esposo; que ell amor de-
be estar previamente garanti-
zado contra cualquiera de las
muchas tentaciones que a to-
dos nos rodean. 81, a pesar de
TODD, Ell Sc empena en- tener.
la a listed aprisionada, sera
porque es un hombre celoso
y que Sc cree inferior a los
demas hombres y, 81 listed
acepta SUI manera de condu-
cirse, preparese a vivir re-
cluida y aislada porque, des-
pues de casado, Sc mostrara
aun mas vigilante que ahora.
ARREPENTIDA
Querida Amaranta: Hace
tempo que c0nOci a un mu.
chachO que Sc enamor6 l0ca-
mente de mi. YO, aunque lie
tenia un POGO de carifo no lie
correspond. Sin embargo, me
he dado cuenta de que 10 quie.
no y que es ell hombre que me
convene y estoy arrepentida
de haberlo despreciadO. AIgu.
mas veces 10 veo, pero no ten
60 op0rtunidad de hablarle
y decirle que he cambiado de
opinion. 1Que pOdria hacer?
J0ar
Aunque tenga OCCASION de
hablarle, no debe listed de-
cirle que lie quiere asi de bue-
mas a primeras. Esa confe-
sion por parte de listed, lie da-
ria muy malos resultados. 81
10 We, acerquese a Ell, entable
conversation, charlie de cosas
triviales y sonriale. 81 ese
amor que tuvo por listed no
ha muerto en- Ell, no tardara
en- volver a hablarle e invitar-
-(COntinua en- II Pagina o.
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Por la via aerea sale hoy para
La Habana, Cuba, en- viaje de re-
creo, la gentil senorita Xiomara
BaquerO, a quien nos complace
despedir cordialmente, desean-
dole IN feliz viaje y una estadia
muy placentera al lado de los
suyos en- la capital eubana.
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Nuestros parabienes en- el dfa
de hoy, con motive de la srata
celebration de SUI cumpleanos,
para ell estimado caballero puer-
torriqueno, senior William Hen
ny Besosa y nuestros deseos de
que disfrute de muchos amos
mas de vida.
Ndestras sinceras felicitacio-
mes para Ell estimado caballero
puertorr!queiio, senior Charles
Torruella, quien celebra en- esta
fecha la srata OCCASION de un
nuevo aniversario de 81 natali-
clio, y nuestros votos por su ven
tura personal.
Hoy eeiebFa 81 mejor de sus
dias ell estimado cabsllero senior.
Abelarso Tglesias, motive por
el sAal nos eomplace enviarle
naestras sinceras felicitaciones
y deseos de que cumpla maehos,
y muy dichosos, amos mas de
vida.
Hoy eHmple uri sho mas de
vida, rodeado del carifo de sus
seres queridos, ell senior Panta-
leon de los Santos, Jr., a quien
nos es grato enviar nuestras sin
ceras felieitaciones = votos por
su ventura personal,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-06
Su Primer Aho

Celebra hoy ell primer aniver-
sario de SUI allegro existencia ell
nermoso niho Enrique Alvarez,
Jr., hijo del senior Enrique AL
varez y sonora, Eva Hernandez
de Alvarez, antiques RESIDENCES
de Miami.
Hasta Los Angeles, California,
lie enviamos nuestras ~calurosas
felicitaciones y votos porque 90.
&C de mIchos amos mas de vida