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Evening star., 1959-12-06
The Hitchcock Touch
GIomoriized Eva Marie
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. C., December 8, 1859

gazelle; we'll do that again
Driving home, I'd find I'm
still this woman, Eve Ken
dall-my eyes half closed,
speaking in low tones. My son
(three-and-a-half old Dar-
relD would say, 'Mommy,
there's dirt over your eyes
I'd reply, Don't knock it.
son; it's part Of the show I
could only get back to being
me, when I took of ALL the
makeup and put on my own
clothes, and knew I was
home.
Control at Last
Playing the sexy character
was fun. For the first time
in my movie career, I was in
control. In On The Water
front (for which she won an
Oscar, I was in the middle;
I was rejected; people made
decisions about me. In Hat
full Of Rain I was in the
dark as to what was going on
most Of the time. In Rain
tree County I was in q
corner waiting for Mont
gomery Cliff for years and
years. That Certain Feeling
with Bob Hope, was a crazy
comedy and no one is in
control Of a picture with Bob
Hope except Bob. In North
By Northwest for the first
time. I stood on my own, a
m al ture woman-and, for
viewers, more interesting"
The picture with Hitch
cock changed Miss Saints
whole future. She had not
made a movie for more than
a year. What made him
decide to give you such a
different role?" I asked.
Hitchcock finds fair women
very attractive, sexually at
tractive," Eva replied. ITO
him, a cool exterior means
passionate flames beneath.
The cool look to him is very
hot" Blond cool ladies on
the exterior, discovered" by
the rotund director, include
Madeline Carroll, Grace Kelly,
Vera Miles, and now Eva
Marie Saint. When I men,
toned Kim Novak-she
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opposite Of Rita's former hus-
band. He figured her career
was her own business But
he did make 1t his when he
put her in his Separate
Tables"
It was q highly dramatic
role that had been played to
perfection on the stage by
such top actresses as Mar
garet Leighton and Geraldine
Page.
Hollywood waited around
for the producers wife to fall
on her face in the picture.
She didn't. In fact, critics
wrote of q newly discovered
dramatic talent behind the
beautiful face and body Of
Rita Hayworth.
Next came They Came to
Cordura," in which Rita
shed herself Of all glamour
and sex appeal. Once again
she scored.
This was followed by Cliff
ford Odets sending her the
script for The Story on
Page One"
"It had 450 pages-and most
Of it dialogue by me-" says
Rita. II told him I loved the
script but 450 pages I had
not spoken that many pages
in my whole career"
But Odets was adamant.
And Rita has Just finished
the role.
ut was wonderful speaking
those Odets' lines. I couldn't
believe it was me-" says the
onetime movie Love God
dess."
Evening star., 1959-12-06
By sHEILAH GRAHAM

North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYwOOD.-If you saw
blond, ethereal Eva Marie
Saint in the Alfred Hitch
cock thriller North by
+Nerthwest"-and If you
haven't. you should you
: must have been as surprised
Jas I was at the magical
change in the actress I'd al
ways thought Of as pale,
van, and a trifle on the
.,nousy side. In this movie
sshe literally. figuratively and
physically sparkled with sex
appeal. So, I lunched with
Eva Marie to learn what
happened.
- "I find it difficult to be
. articulate on this" the fair
haired actress began. then
proceeded to be very clear
on the subject. Lets start
with externals. Hitchcock
has such definite ideas. He
had a definite idea that the
girl I played was a kept
. woman and had been for
wears So he wanted utter
simplicity-that's his idea OF
utter Sophistication. One
Jewel that is beautiful, rather
than loaded down with
rhinestones. He had me wear
more makeup, especially
over the eyes. He didn't
want the wide-eyed. all
American look. He wanted to
give me an impression Of
great wealth - she'd been
kept" a long time. When
you're wealthy, you don't
5 have to show everything you
own.
Calculated Movements
"Then my movements
every move I made with my
: hands, body or legs was CAL
culated, more controlled. No
waving of my hands when I
: spoke, no rushing around;
everything more confident. I
/. found that, when I get ex-
cited. my voice is inclined to
) GO up. A woman who wants
! to be alluring should be in
, control of the situation at
!. all times. She shouldn't get
excited. She lets the man
get excited. She must be in
: telligent, but not show it
!. too much-it's a fine line.
! s"Hitch kept saying to me,
: You're a kept woman In
!, order to change me from my
normal well-scribbed look.
He'd say, You move like q
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starred in vertigo" for
Hitchcock, I learned that Kim
was not hand-chosen by
Hitch. He owed Columbia
a picture and Kim is under
contract to that studio. He,
doesn't like the accepted type
Of sex appeal" explained Eva
Marie. Besides, Kim is not
q natural blond.
Then the dresses" con-
tinued the star. Hitchcock
has his own idea Of clothes.
He selected them himself
from q well-known New York
women's wear store, and !
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few to New York and fitted
them. In one scene he wanted
me to wear a crazy little
beany. 1t was terribly funny.
The store brought out their
best hats and Hitchcock
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kept saying, All I want Is q
simple beany.' I enjoyed
making the picture enor-
mouSly."
Somehow we didn't get to
the internal aspects Of sex
appeal, but, before we fln-
ished with the subject, Eva
Marie suddenly remembered:
I'VE forgot q very important
thing-Cary Grant. He could
make any girl feel that she
has sex appeal"
Next for Miss Saint iS
Exodus" for Otto Premin-
ger, to be filmed in Israel
in this she plays a lady
but one with S.A.
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So Ritu Turns
ToActinq
Continued From Page FL

Continued From Page FL
the picture. Or rather was
dragged on by Haynes.
"That crooner told me that
either he played Joseph or
his wife was out Of the cast"
Cohn once told q reporter.
He told Rita: when you
came here you were nothing,
Q nobody. AL you had was
Q beautiful body and Harry
Cohn. Now you Just have
the body"
Rita left and Cohn made
o star Of the next good look
ing girl who came through
the studio gates-Kim Novak.
Rita was unmarried for
three years and did little
but appear In court. She
made her peace with Cohn
and made pal joey"
Her marriage to Hill
caught movieland by surprise
although the two had been
o romance.
He was known as the exact
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10
Junior Class
Presenting
off the Track

The BIuffton high school jun
ior class will present the play,
"Off the Track" in the high
school auditorium on Dec. Is and
16 at 8 p. m.
The play is set in the waiting
room Of a small wayside rail-
road stat ton on a stormy night.
A strange and conglomerate mix
ture Of people is thrown together
when a fast train is derailed and
the passengers come inside to
wait for the relief train. While
waiting for this train. one of the
passengers, a wealthy widow
discovers that her valuable neck
lace is missing. The mystery sur
rounding its disappearance leads
to a trial and a humorous and
unusual ending.
In the cast are Carol Schmidt
Nancy Eikenbary and Jane Stein
man as three peppy college girls
on their way back to school; Jer-
ry Mericle as the law school stu
dent; Irene Basinger as the good
natured Italian woman; and LOU
ise Core as her dirty faced
daughter.
Mary Smucker is the wealthy
widow; Carol Jordan, the nosy
old maid; and Charles Jordan is
deaf old man with a mysteri-
Gus suitcase. James Mumma and
Jackie Tschantz play the part of
a couple engaged to be married;
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10
Beaverdam Student
Is Winner Again

TWyla Jean Augsburger, Bluff
ton Route 2, who makes a prac-
tice of winning prize contests,
has been named fourth prize
winner in the national Hamilton
Student contest sponsored by the
Hamilton Watch company, Lam
caster, Pa.
Twyla, a ninth grade student
at Beaverdam high school, will
receive a cash prize of SIS plus
a bonus prize of a $500 Lady
Hamilton diamond watch.
The contest, featured in Senior
Scholastic magazine, was open to
secondary students anywhere in
the u. S. Participants named one
or two watches of tomorrow"
and submitted a 25-word state
ment explaining their choice Of
name. .tata
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10
Richland Center

Mrs. Mary Luginbuhl called
Thursday afternoon On Mrs.
Amos Luginbuhl-
Mrs. Richard 0lt, son Ricky
and daughter Linda were Sunday
guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Amstutz, Afternoon
callers were Junior Amst tutz and
children Joyce and Mike, Har-
old Amstutz and children and
John Hawk.
Connie, Richard and Carolyn
Montgomery spent Saturday
overnight with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Burkholder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith
called Saturday at the Dick
Smith home.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew HochS tet-
tier called Wednesday evening on
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Bowers Were Fri
day evening callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Palte and
daughter Susan Kaye called
Thursday evening on Mr.. and
Mrs. OTIS rett.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed NIarquart
called Wednesday afternoon on
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Marquart,
and Sunday afternoon they called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bame.
Joe Follas is having a public
sale as he is quitting farming.
Past week and weekend cal
lers of Mrs. Walter Schaublin
were Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Boutwell,, daughters Barbara
and Marcia, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Schaublin and family, Kim
johnson and Henry Hilty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sharp Of
Norwalk were weekend guests
Of Mrs. Amos and Mr. and Mrs.
Weldon Luginbuhl. Sunday after
noon callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Marquart and daughter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dillnnan
and daughter Diane.
Past week callers at the Fran
els Basinger home were Mrs.
Marion Hochstettler, Mrs. Jess
Augsburger, Mrs. Mary Pifer,
Mrs. Robert Long, Joseph
Thompson, Aaron B. Murray,
Chris Gratz, oliver Steiner Mel
Amstutz. Ralph SouSley, Rhuel
Kohler, Walter Hochstettler,
Richard Thomas, Murray Triple
horn, Chauncey Basinger and
daughter jamie, Rev. and Mrs.
Waldo F'lickinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Messenger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese Huber and Loris Minger
Of Berne, Ind. Mr.. Basinger SUI
fered a heart attack last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dillnan and
family called Sunday evening on
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnhart of
Col. Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale RiSser and
son called Sunday evening on
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Augsburger.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10
Unbeaten Leipsic
Squeezes by CIR

Unbeaten Leipsic barely
squeezed past Cory Rawson As
Al Saturday night, a result which
paints a picture of trouble for
the Bluffton Pirates, who must
meet both clubs within the next
two weeks.
Leading 26-19 at the end of the
half, Leipsic was outscored in
the final 16 minutes. Accuracy
from the free throw line spelled
victory for the Vikings, who were
outscored 10 to IA from the field.
The Hornets hit only five free
throws while Leipsic was can
ming II. ............-
Les Crew of the Hornets led
all scorers with 13 points. Man
gas of Leipsic had II and Wyant
had II.
Leipsic won the reserve game
1914.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10
RGlUsOn Rural
Carrier Retiring
After 80 Years

Putting in his last miles on a
rural mail route he has covered
for 38 years, L. ]. Robinson of
Rawson is retiring this week.
Times have changed greatly
since he first covered the route
in 1921. In those days of bad
roads and good horses, his mail
route averaged only 1925 miles
per day, now he covers 67.O7
miles per day, nearly all over
paved roads. He can recall cov-
ering the route by horse and bug
gy during bad winter weather.
His winding route goes west to
Mt. Cory, east to Benton Ridge
and central Hancock county,
south towards Jenera, back to-
wards Bluffton and then home to
Rawson, making a rough circle
around his home base.
During his years on the route
he has seen all forms of mail
delivery change. Where trains
were once the main means of
transporting mail from city to
city, a star route operated by
truck now carries all of the Raw
son mail.
His toughest time on the route?
The gruelling winter of 1944-45
when getting to many mailbox-
es was almost a superhuman
job. Many patrons had to meet
him half way, walking out to get
their mail and news of the out
side world.
A graduate of Findlay high
school in 1917, he entered the
army, then took the Rawson job
after his discharge in 1921. He is
married and has three children.
Future plans for Mr.. Robinson
call for a career as a real es-
tate salesman, a part time avo-
cation in recent years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10
Beaverdan

gram at the school gym on Mon
day, Dec. Ia at Ills p. m.
Beaverdan Methodist Mems
monthly meeting was held last
night, Dec. 9, at the Rockport
Methodist church.
Junior Choir practice and
Christmas party will be Wednes-
day, Dec. 16, at the Methodist t
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Vermer
left last Wednesday for Jackson
vile, Fla. where they will spend
Christmas with their son and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Vertner.
Mrs. Dorothy Opp and Charles
Opp of Fostoria were Saturday
evening visitors in the home of
her sister and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Donaldson.
The Vesperian Sunday school
class will have their monthly
meeting Tuesday, Dec. Is at the
Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Langen-
berg of Ada were Wednesday eve
ming guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Rupright.
Mrs. Martha Maroscher enter
tained at a wedding shower in
her home last Wednesday eve
ming, honoring Miss Delpha Rein
who will be married to Raymond
Mcdonald of Lima on Dec. IS.
Miss Rein is a graduate of COL
umbus Beauty school and is a
registered beautician. She is at
present employed at Bruno's IGA
market.
Congratulations to Mrs. Rus
sell Augsburger of Route g. Bluff
ton, who won the Name the
Rooster" contest at Albers, of
Westgate Shopping center, Lima.
She was given a check for ST.
600 by zone manger, A. j. Schar-
er.
The new electric sign on the
town hall, designating the loca-
ton of the fire departm ent, was
installed by the volunteer fire
department.
Joseph Gross, Collins Ave. Lii
ma, has announced the eng age
ment and approaching marriage
of his daughter, Dorothy to Mi
chael Kizer, son of Richard Kiz-
er of Beaverdarn. The wedding
will be Dec. 20. The couple will
live at 124 S. Collins Ave, Lima.
The new 5O-star flags are geing
sold by the Beaverdam Lions
club. They may be obtained from
any club member.
Mrs. Clara Jennings has re-
turned to Beaverdam for the win
ter with her sister, Mrs. Ella
Hutchinson. Clara had been liv-
ing in Findlay with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mae Huber. The HUI
bers have gone to Florida for
the present.
Mrs. Cynthia Elliott, ormerly
of Beaverdam, who had been in
the Lima Convalescent home, is
now residing with her daughter,
Mrs. I. W. Byerly, 918 Leland
Ave-, Lima. She is fairly well
and would appreciate cards or
telephone calls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Yant have
been confined to their home with
flu. They are slowly GONZALES
cling and would appreciate cards
Of cheer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Rupright
spent Sunday afternoon with Mis-
Ses Mary and Julia Ash of Ada.
Mrs. Lille Anderson was a
dinner guest in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul MaSsie of |
near Lima.
Mrs. E. G. Pfeifer returned
nome after visit with her
laughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Johnson of Lombard, |
I'll. She was accompanied by her
granddaughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Rada, who re-
.urned to their home Saturday
Saturday forenoon
hey called at the Pfeifer home
n Lima before leaving for I'll.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-10

Charles Neuenschwander the is handy the
station agent and Rudy Steiner station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19

iavorite. head the list with
at least two Of the leading
food chains. Take your
choice Of club. cnbe, sir
loin. T-bons, porterhouse.
round. flank and sirloin tip
steaks.
Center cut rios Of beef,
homeless round Ctop or
bottom), boneless rump,
Sirloin tip eye Of the round.
and either homeless or
bone-in chuck roasts tie
for second place in the
weeks roundup Of beef
buys.
Ground beef, the most
versatile Of the lot, is an
other good value this week.
Here and there you'll find
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19

small picnics. ready-to-eat
hams. smoked hams, and
lean slices Of cooked hams
offered at very good prices.
One food cha a is featur-
ing homeless leg Of veal
and plump 'oastine chick
ems weighing 4 to S pounds.
Turkeys. weighing from
II to Is pounds. are being
featured for the first time
In several weeks.
Lenten Spcciaities
The newest item at fish
counters is pasterrized crab
meat. The crab meat is
prepared without any
chemical preservatives, m
told. The secret Is a heat
processing that makes for
a safer seafood and one
that can be stored in the
ordinary refrigerator for as
long as a month BEFORE
it's opened. authorities say.
Shoppers will also find
good supplies OF Chesa-
peake Bay croakers, blue
fish, dressed shad, tile
steak fish, red snapper,
salmon steaks, medium
shrimp, oysters. halibut
steaks, king crab, Chilean
rock lobster meat, and sea
bass.
At produce counters the
best bargains in fruit are
red delicious apples. West
ern winesaps, lemons,
Florida oranges, and
golden ripe bananas.
Mushrooms, sweet po-
tatoes. Long Island white
potatoes. iceberg lettuce,
kale and spinach in cello
plane bags, carton to-
matoes, and new Florida
green cabbage are the
recommended buys.
Capsule Food
Available now in the.
downtown stores is a food
alternate called Wey-Rite.
Made from soy beans, it
provides a INTENTIONALLY
correct low calorie meal
when mixed with milk. The
product is fortified with
vitaminS and contains all
of the amino acids and
lecithin. The company
recommends it for those
wanting a quick, satisfy
ing and inexpensive way to
weight control. 1t makes q
quick meal when you're too
busy to eat properly. 1t
has been medically tested
and clinically proved, and
contains no drug, the firm
states. In case of emer-
gency it has been found the
product can be stored with
powdered milk and canned
water for a period of two
to three years. Wey-Rite
may be obtained at Lans-
burgh's, Woodward a.
Lothrop's, Good Diet Shop,
and Clivia's Health Food
store. v. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19

variety Of popular beef
cuts.
Steaks, the ail-American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19

Good news at meat
counters this week end in
cludes special buys on q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
THE ALL-PURPOSE
CHEESE!

serdsn's Cheese Spreads! Per-
feet for snaeks, salads and sand
wiches. Packased in new Easy. Twist
Cap jars. So handy to serve from, so
easy to reseal. Try all ten delicious
flavors-featured at your srocer'sl
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17

Aqosoio q Miss Universe

La Junta Dlrectlva de la CO.
nocida firma commercial Burdi,
mes de esta ciudad, agasajara a
Id beiisima senorita Luz Mari.
ma Zuluaga, Miss Universe 49,
59", CON un almuerzo que sera
ofrecIdo en- ell Centre de las
Americas del Hotel McAllister
ell Wernes, 20 de febrero, a las
doce del dia.
La senorita Zuluaga visitara
Miami durante recorrido que
realHara por los EE.UU.
A este agasajo ha sido invita-
do ul selecto gr'lpo de persona
lidaoes.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17
Bodo en- Morocaibo

De sumo interes para nuestra
coloma hispanoamericana, fue
la reciente boda celebrada en- la
ciudad de Maracaibo, Venezuela,
en- la Iglesia de las Mercedes de
esa ciudad, durante la cual unie-
ron sus destinos para siempre
ls gentll y culta senorita Angela
ROsales y ell apreciado caballero
Rafael Cayama, quien es hijo
de IL estimada dana sonora Ma.
vi de Cayama, residente en- Co.
raj Gables.
FL senior Cayama realizo sus
estudlOs y obtuvo su grade de
incenlero en- la Universidad de
Miami.
Los novios gozan de SUI luna
de miel en- esta ciudad y fijaran
SUI residencia en- Maracaibo.
Para tan simpatica pareja,
nuestros votos porque ell carino
y la Compression sean Sus eter-
nos compaheros.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17
Trutumiento
de Ia PieI

La piel es normal 81 no sufre
los inconvenience de las pie
les grasas nj los de las pieles
secas. La piel normal es la per-
fecta, es aquella que Sc tiene
cuando la salud es excelente
pudiendo examinar ell bonito
tono de la tez pero basta con
f%recuencia un pasajero males.
tar para convertir una piel nor
NAL en- graSa % SEGA. La piel
normal es cast siempre ambi-
valente, es decir susceptible de
presentar en- ell intervalo de al.
gunos dias caracteristicas dife-
renteS incluso aproximarse a las
pieles grasas en- algunas parties
del rostro, como, por 'ejemplo,
la nariz y la barba, mientras
que en- otraS parties recuerda a
las pieles secas. PIELES CAM
BIANTES. Cast siempre la ali
mentaci6n, ell china y la esta-
cion del ano influyen mucho
sobre la naturaleza de la cpl
dermis y suele ocurrir que las
mismas personals tengan piel
grasa en- Paris y SEGA en- Nueva
York, por 10 que quien desee
cuidar SUI piel debe estar muy
atento a estas reacciones y juz-
gar no solamente por ell aspec-
to, sine tambien por ell senti-
miento de bienestar o de ma
lestar que -experimentamos
cuando nuestra epidermis tie
ne o no tiene 10 que es nece-
sario para conducirse bien, y,
81 poseemos sabiduria, debemos
tratar a nuestra piel como al
estomago dandole aquello que
nos reclama.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17
Bodos de AIeodon

Celebraron en- ell dia de aver
la grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Alcod0n, segundo aniversario
convugal, ell senol Edwin Cana
cho = sonora, della Vega de Ca.
machO, mlembros estimados de
nuestra colonia hlspanoamerica-
no re<ldente en- Miami.
Nos es grato enviarles nues-
tras nlas calidas felicitaciones Y
votoS por SUI ventura personal.
Fellcitamos de manera muy
especial a la gentil pareja puer-
torrlquena tornado por ell Sc
nor Lorenzo Colon y sonora,
BaudIiia FiguerOa de Colon, con
motive de la grata celebration
de sus Bodas de Agodon, segun-
Go a%niversario matrimonial, en-
ell dia de aver
Tres Amos
Err ell dia de aver celebro Ell
tercer aniversariU de su alegfe
existencia ell precioso nino jim
mic Ramos, hijo del senior Sill.
veste Ramos y sonora, Carlota
de Ramos, miembros estimados
de nuestra colonia hispanoame-
ricana.
Aunque ago tarde, nos com
place felicitarlo carinosamente Y
desearle largos y venturoSos
amos n as de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-17
Sump!eoi os

Queremos ser los primeros
en- fellcItar de manera muy eS,
peclal d la GENT! dana cubans
se1ora Maria AnlaLia Ramon de
Cruz. espoSa del senior Raul Cruz
con motivo de Ia grata OCCASION
de un nuevo anjversario de su
nataliclo en- ell dia de hoy, a la
Vez que lie deSeamos muchos, y
muy venturoSos amos mas de Vi
ola
Clmple hoy un nuevo ano de
vida la gentil seiorita, Silvia Blu.
ttari, hija del senior Luis Butta.
ri y sonora, Aida de la Tore
de Bnttari, miembros estima-
dos d nuestro colcnia cubana
~res'dehte en- es's ciudad.
A 4as mucass felicitaciones
que reciDo con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unlmoS las nueS-
tras muy Sinceras.
Nrestros parabIenes en- ell dia
de 10y, con mot vo de la grata
c~eletracion de su cumpleanos,
para el apreciadt caballero Gu
bano, senior Angel Baquero Y
nueS'ros votos por SUI ventura
personal.
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano
de vida la gentll dana bogota-
ne sonora Amelia Pineda de
Pefl, esposa del senior Alfonso
Pens. motive por ell cual nos
conplace felicitarla muy caluro-
samente 3 desearle muchos, y
muy dichosos, amos mas.
Vaydn nuestras sinceraS fell
citaciones para la gentil dana
sonora Georgina Lorenzo de
Noa, esposa del senior Jose L.
Noa, quien celebro en- ell dia de
aver su cumpleanos y approve
chan ,os la OCCASION para desearle
que dlsfrute de muchos amos
mas de vida, plenos de alegrias
y Sratas sorpresas.