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Guatemala, and Mexico.

After viewing the people at

I work and play, the architecture

and other interesting sites in the

above countries, Mrs. Hawkins re

iterated that the United States is

still the best place in which to

j live.”

In some places there were mark

ed evidence of poverty stricken

people. But on the other hand,

the beautiful works of architecture

pointed out the pride they have

used to embellish their cathedrals,

shrines and gardens.

See Panama Canal

While in Panama they saw a

ship enter and depart from the

Miraflores Locks and termed the

procedure as being “very interest

ing.”

Some of the cities visited on

the itenerary included: Kingston,

Jamaica, Port-au-Prince, Maiti, San

Juan, Puerto Rico, Port of Spain,

Trinidad, Caracas, Venezuela, Pan

ama City, Guatelmala City, Mexico

City, Toluca, Mexico and Xochimi

ico, Mexico.

At the latter are the world fam

ous floating gardens where the

visitors were poled through the

AKA Leave Hawaii

Smiling happily as they pause

before boarding plane for the

United States are A. Cathryn John

son, Atlanta, Ga., and Evelyn Rob

erts, St. Louis, two national of

ficers of the Alpha Kappa Alpha

I sorority, who were among fifty

j one sorors who visited Hawaii

recently. Almost smothered with

leis, the pair promised to return

to the island. (ANP)

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How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Omaha guide. (1955). Omaha, Neb., 1955-09-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn93062828/1955-09-16/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Omaha guide, 1955-09-16.