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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05
da a Conocer Manifesto
de | Puntos Pro PA Nundia|"
Holland caIifieo de Simple" q 81 oponente

Ell ex-senator Claude Pepper, aspirante a la senadu-
ria que actualmente ocupa sel Senador SpesSard Holland
-aSpirante tambien a la reelection do a la pubIicidad
ell domingo en- Miami, un manifesto que contiene 10 que
Ell llama sus "cuatro puntos pro paz mundial'.
Entire otras cosas, Pepper aboga por "sangre nueva en-
Ell Departamento de Estado" y Ell aumento en- ell desarroIlo
de los p~royectiles balisticos t~eleguiadoS.
Tambien aboga porque Sc ~refuerce la organization de
las Naciones Unidas, para convertirla en- ell instrumental
encargado de mantener la paz del mundo
Pide aSimismo, que Sc trate de acercar a los lideres
de todas las %religiones del mundo, con la esperanto de
que Sc pueda crear I'm ambiente de moral y ell deseo de
paz, entire los puebloS de la terra que estan expueStoS a
quedar destruidos por la guerra.
Ell Senador Holland ataco, en- cambio, la politica ex-
tranjera de Pepper. Hablando ante las camaras de televi-
sion, en- Tampa, ell Senador tacho de simple y demasiado
credulo a SUI oponente. Djo que Pepper fu6 Ell dltimo
hombre, en- ell Senado, que Sc do cuenta de que no podia-
mos trabajar en- igualdad de condolences con Russia.
Citando la opinion de Pepper, en- cuanto al desem-
oarco de tropas en- ell Libano, dijo Holland que EZRA tan
credulo ahora, como cuando era Senador.
Pronostico Holland que tendria ell apoyo de los obre.
ros %agremiados de la Florida porque Pepper ha tratado de
imponerles la legislation federal de la Comision de Prac.
tcas Justas en- ell Empleo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05
Sugieren Jai AIai y Carreras
de Perros Durante ell Verano

Existe gran preocupacion en-
tire las classes vivas de Miami
Beach, ante 10 que parece ser
una baja en- los negocios de esa
iona. Los turistas Sc aburren
sentados al sol dice ell presi-
dente del Gremio de Comercian-
ties de North Shore, Mr.. Bernie
Brust, y los negocios reducen
sus actividades en- un 40 Y un
so por ciento en- algunos luga-
RS. La cosa no es de jarana".
A eSta preocupacion respon-
den los miembros de la Camara
de Concrete, y de las agrupacio-
mes hoteleras, con la idea de es-
tablecer nuevas temporadas de
Jai-Alai y de carreras de perros
de TODD tipo, inclusive Jai Alai,
en- Ell verano.
Tai medida levantaria ell en-
tusiasmo de miles y miles de
visitantes, que hoy Sc van a otros
puntos de la Florida y del Carl.
be, donde Sc ofrecen a~tractivos
durante TODD ell ano.
Uno de los puntos mas cerca-
nos a Miami, donde existe juego
de TODD tipo, inclusive al Alai,
es la Habana, a una bora de
Miami. Tambien en- Daytona,
donde alguien enumero mas de
1000 carros estacionados cerca
de las carreras de perroS. EN-
ire estos automobiles dice Wi
liam Kruglak -habia varios
centenares de chapas de Dade
County, Mr., Kruglak es ell pre-
sidente de la Association de palm
Hibiscus Star Island, y es figu.
ra activa en- la agrupacion de
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05
CoruI Gables Sc
Afana por Guido
De P~ropisdades

FL Munlcipio de Coral Gables es-
IL considerable la aprobaclon DE
ana ordenanza que obligaria a los
p~ropletarlos de casas ~"descuida-
dos, a limpiar y pintar sus pro-
piedades.
ST sc n1egan, la ciudad 10 hara
isual que 10 hace ahora con los
solaIes yermos que tienen mucha
maIeza, obligandolos a pagan por
ell trabaJo.
Este plan salio a relucir ell mar
ties, cuando dos representatives de
p~ropietarios de edificios de depar-
tamentos comparecieron ante la
Comlsion Municipal Fueron a So
licitar que Sc aliviara la severidad
del nueyo Codigo de Construccio-
mes del Sur de Florida, adoptado
por 81 Metro y por Coral Gables
v otros municiploS, en- ell sentido
de que Sc les permitiera realizar
Preparedness de pequena importan'
ella, sin ~necesidad de lamar a con
tratistas con licencia.
"CualquIer persona que tenga un
edificio de departamentos, de IL
unida0es, como Ell milo, tendra que
regalarlo, 81 Sc lie obliga a lamar
un pintor professional, cada vez que
tenga que pintar una habitacion.
Ell costo es prohibitivo".
Ell abogado de la ciudad, E. L.
Semple, aconseje a la Comision
en- contra de hacer concesiones a
costa del Codigo,
"Cuando llegue Ell dia en- que
eualquier persona pueda pintar una
casa, Coral Gables Sc convertira
en- una euarteria', dijo Semple.
La decision en- cuanto a enmen-
dar la clausula de reparaciones, fue
pospuesta hasta esta semana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05
NARi0 Las ANERICAS-pag. S
Sin Suber Nudur,
Joven MudFe Saliva
Hiiu de AhOgarse

Una joven madre de % amos de
edad, Que no sabe nadar, Sc trio al
canal Indian Greek y salvo la vida
de su hijita de tres amos.
La Sra Jessica Smith, residente
Ell ell 6570 Allison Rd.. Miami
Beach, motto la falts de Terry, cue
debia estar comiendo SUI cereal, a
ESQ de las $40 de la manana. La
llamo y no obtuvo respuesta. Reco.
rrio la casa, pero solo VIC a su hijo
David, de un ano en- ell cuarto de
los nlnos
Despues corrio hacia ell mueiie
y vic a Terry flotando, boca arfi-
ba, a unas diez yardas de la orilla
y en- una profundidad de IL pies.
Dlo un critic y, sin pensarlo Sc
trio al aqua, mientras rogaba:
"Dlos mic, ayddame".
"Apenas puedo nadar, pero 10
hice. Cuando toque a mi hiia, esta
me miro cor. ojos vidriosos. Pare
cia que estuyiera durmiendo. No
Sc como pero logrc traerla hasta
una roca, cerca de la orilla".
Una sirvienta negra, de la resi-
dencia vecina. Sra. Helen Thurs.
ton, oyo los gritos y corri6, sacan.
do. "a Terry, mientras la Sra.
Smith trepaba por ell muro del
canal, cortandose ell pie y pierna
derechOS y un brazo,
Ell equlpo de rescate de la poll
cia lego pocos minutes mas tar
de y puso a Terry una mascara de
oxigeno, pero no era n~ecesario.
La Sra, Smith vive con SUI esposo.
un salvavidas bien parecido, de
Miami Beach, y esta encinta. Ha
prometido a Terry que Santa Claus
lie va a traer un hermano o hernia.
ma, este ano.
Terry, una rubiecita de oios
azules que es la estampa de la ale
gria, anuncio que preferia I'm po
ny, a un hermanito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05
High Y Comisionado
Difieren Otra Vez
Ahcra sobre Ia inspection de Automobiles

Ell Alcalde de Miami, Robert
King High y un Comisionado Mu-
nicipal, estaban en- desacuerdo
Ell lunes en- cuanto a la actua-
cion que debiera seguir la ciu-
dad sobre la controversial de las
inspecciones de AUTOMOBILES.
Declare ell Alcalde que Ell no
tiene intenciones de oponerse a
la politica del Metro que ha i'm
puesto una etiqueta uniforme de
inspection en- TODD ell condado.
Agrego que no veia NADIA de ex-
trano en- la ordenanza del Me-
tro y que esa MEDIA formaba
parte del espiritu del g%obierno
metropolitan.
FL Comisionado Otis w, Shi-
yer, opina diferente, sin embar-
go. Dijo Shiver que Ell no vota.
ria ninguna resolution que CO.
loque a la Ciudad de Miami en-
la posici6n de tener que exten.
der etiquetas de inspection de
AUTOMOBILES del Metro.
"Yo no me opondria a que Sc
acepte, en- letras ~pequenas, las
dos palabras Metro Approved"
(Aprobadas por Ell Metro) en-
las etiquetas de la ciudad" dijo
SILVER.
Agrego Shivers que Ell cree que
la ap~robaci6n de estacioneS de
inspection adecuadas, en- los mu-
nicipios, estaba dentro de las
atri5uciones del gobierno del
Condado Metropolitano.
"Pero Ell municipio de Miami
tiene ell mas alto standard en- la
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05
Reunion ExIraordinaria Hoy
de Ia Junta de 0DP

La Junta de Directories de
la Organization Democratic
Puertorriquena ha sido con
vocada para una reunion ex-
traordinaria hoy martcs, a.
las 8 de la noche, Ell el de-
p~artamento No. COS del Paci.
fic. Building, en- Miami.
Esta importante reunion
decidira asuntos de extrema
urgencia en- relaeion con ell
proXimo periodic de eleccio-
mes y otros asuntos de ultima
bora. Sc suplica encarecida.
mente la asiStencia de todos
los miembros del Executive.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05

politica en- la intervention Illegal
y en- los traidores."
Murphy debe llegar manana
en- la tarde, procedente de Bel
rut, en- un avion de transporte
norteamericano.
Murphy va ha visitado Libsno,
Israel y la nueva Repdblica de
Irak.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05

contribuyentes de Miami Beach.
La idea de abrir eli Jai Alai y
las carreras de perroS durante ell
verano parece haber encontrado
ambiente favorable, por venir
de I'm comite de IA prominen.
ties miembroS de instituciones
representatives del concrete, la
propiedad inmueble y la banca
de Miami Beach. Tambien Sc dis.
cutie la posibilidad de estable.
Ger juego de tipo casino, a seine.
jana de los grande centres de
Nevada y la Habana, pero este
quedo fuera del programa, por
no estar comprendido dentro
del Immediate interes del conf.
tS,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05
GABlNETE -.
Continuation de Ia Rag. n

Dlez de Medina; Ministro de De-
tenSa; Jorge Tamayo, Ministro
de Economic; Jose F. del Solar
Ministro de Minas; Julio Manuel
Aramayo, Ministro de Hygiene
Edil Sandoval Moron, de Agri.
cultura, Abel Ayoroa, Ministro
de Trabajo; Vicente Alvarez Pla-
ia, Ministro de Asuntos Campo.
sinos; Remy Monroy, Subsecre-
tario de Fomento y Productions,
y Guillermo Pedregal, Secreta.
rio General de la Presidencia,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05
FATIDICAs &C..
(Viene de la Pagina DOS)

dos, inadvertidamente, puede
que contribuyese a hacer de Mas.
ser tanto I'm martir como un hero,
en- ell mundo arabe.
La %presencia de tropas de rs.
tadoS Unidos en- ell Libano
de que detenga la dissemination
de los golpes militares, pero a
esta altura es dificil yer como
podra resultar en- algo mas que
una operation para detener col.
pes m~ilitares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05

inspection de AUTOMOBILES, y el
go1ierno del Metro tiene que
respetarla", iijo Shiver.
Ell Alcalde High dijo tambien
que e. aprueba ell plan del Me-
trc, en- cuanto q que los NUM-
cipios Sc quedeI con los insresos
por concepto de inspecciones.
Miami Beach y otros munich
pios estan oponiendose al uso
de etiquetas uniformes del Me-
tro. Miami Beach ha informado
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05

va al Metro que continuara usan-
do sus propias etiquetas, a me-
NOS que una orden de los tribu-
aUles lie ordene otra cosa.
Miami no Sc ha opuesto abier-
tsmente a la orden del Metro,
pero tendra que esperar a que
sc reuna la Comisi0n Municipal,
que no Sc reune hasta ell mes de
Septiembre, para pasar una re-
seduction que decida 81 acatara
esa orden o 81 Sc opondra a ella.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-21
Minnie Jean
To NY School

DIR. John l.. Brooks, founding
director of the New Lincoln
hi, announced in New York
Tuesday morning following the
announcement of Minnie Jean
Browns expulsion that a full
scholarship had been awarded
her, with the invitation to re-
port to the school at the ear
Hest possible date.
The new Lincoln school in
New York, with an enrolment
of 432 students, is said to be
the leading experimental hi
school in the country.
The chairman of the shcOoPs
board of directors is DIR. Will
liam Heard Fitzpatrick, one of
the nations most famous edu-
Gators in the nation.
The parents Of Minnie Jean
have accepted the invitation to
the New York school, and the
girl is expected to enter shcOOl
Monday morning.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-21
If Once You Don't
Succeed Try Again

This seems to be the motto of
the white hoodlums who have
made up their minds to destroy
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Bates. For the past eighteen
months the Bates home has been
the target of white hoodlums,
who have struck repeatedly at
the home and laughed in the
faces of the police.
Their latest damage was Sun
day mite when stone was
thrown thru a picture window in
front of the Bates horne. This
was the second window broken
within as many weeks. Several
attempts to break the window
were made by the hoodlums be-
fore their object touched its tar
get.
Several crosses have been burn
ed in the yard, with one setting
fire to the house, four "Molotov
Cocktails" incendiary bombs have
been tossed at the home, and
many bottles as well as stones
have been hurled against the
house.
MIR. and Mrs. Bates are pub
fishers of the State Press and
Mrs. Bates is president of the
Arkansas Conference Of Branches
Naacp.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-21
MISS HAYES

by Gorton Rietmiller, president
of Olivet college, who was named
by Gov. WILLIAMSON head of the
selection committee.
Its wonderful said Grace.
Il really didn't think I'd be cho-
sen, but certainly feel honored
that I was" She was among 100
to apply for the guide jobs.
She said she applied a month
ago. Requirements included five
personal references. reasons for
applying, and a fair degree of
fluency in French (the language
spoken in Belgium).
Kalamazoo college officials de-
scribed Miss Hayes aa an ex-
ce1lent student and wonderful"
person.
The young woman will be in
Europe from April 10 until Oct.
20. Her duties as a guide will
be to explain and answer ques-
lions pertaining to the American
exhibition.
Grace received news of her
appointment just after she reg
istered at the college for the
second semester. She said she'll
probably continue her studies
until March, and resume them
there next fall.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-21
Bias School Board Members
Expe| Negro Girl
by A. M. Judge

by A. M. Judge
The recent action of the Little
Rock school board in the expul-
sion of Minnie Jean Brown, a
sixteen-year-old Negro girl from
Central hi school is one of the
most daring displays of prejudice
that has ever been perpetrated
by the so-called white intelli-
gentsia against a Negro. The me-
thod in which the expulsion of
the sixteen-year-ols has been
evidenced is obvious that it was
brought about solely on the
ground that the girl is a Negro.
The ignominious part of the
whole preparation was that all
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-21

the Negro students had been in
structed to trust the superinten-
dent, and this prejudiced be-
trayal is enough to make any
teenager lose faith not only in
democracy, but God as well.
The superintendent has public
ly admitted that the confusion at
the former all-white hi school is
caused from resentment over in
tegration, which fact along proves
Continued on page nine
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-21
Little Rock Girl
World Fair Guide

Grace Hayes, 19-year-old daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. Wesley
Hayes and a junior at Kalamazoo
college, has been selected as one
Of 10 Michigan young people to
serve as guides for the Worlds
Fair, which opens in Brussels
April 10.
The selections were announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Smith 10 Fight
Junket Funds
~ the Associated Press

Chairman Smith. Democrat
Of Virginia. said today his
House Rules Committee will
bear down hard on legislation
providing for nondefense
spending and on proposed con-
gressional junketing abroad.
Bills or resolutions dealing
with either subject. he said in
an interview. will have a hard
time clearing the committee
unless a very good case is
made for them"
Legislation which is essential
to national defense" Mr.. Smith
said. will have no difiiculties
in our committee. But We are
going to take a long and hard
look at every proposal 'avolving
spending not strictly related 70
national defense. They are
going to have to be mighty i'm
portant before We viii clear
them"
He also said he believes the
committee should take a sitter
attitude toward congressional
travelling abroad. which reached
a peak during the summer and
fall Of 1857. Before any House
committee may travel abroad
1t must obtain approval Of the
rules group first and HOUSE
sanction next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
johnson Calls
On President 10
Unity Defense
~ the Associated Press

Democratic Leader Lyndon
B. johnson Of Texas called on
President Eisenhower today to
take full responsibility for De-
tense Department reorganiza-
ton - something Mr.. Eisen-
hover indicated he Is reluctant
Ito do.
Senator johnson, who heads
the Senate Preparedness SUBJ
committee. said It Is encouraR-
ling that Secretary Of Defense
McElroy lis drawing upon ex-
Iperienced people TO come up
with a specific plan for reor-
Iganization.'
Mr.. McElroy named Gen.
Nathan Twining. chairman Of
the Joint Chiefs Of Stan. and
two Of his predecessors, Gen.
Omar N. Bradley and Admiral
Arthur Radford, to advise him
on defense realignments. A
number Of civilian advisers also
will be named. Mr.. McElroy
said. but they. like the military
men. viii act as individual adj
visers and not q committee.
Called Executive Function
While Senator johnson APP
plauded this action. he made
1t clear he wants the admin
istration TO take the RESPONSE
bility for drafting a plan and
then TO spell out to Congress
any legislative changes that
are needed.
This is properly an execu-
tive function and detailed
recommendations will be very
helpful TO Congress. he said.
Mr.. Eisenhower told his news
conference yesterday he would
be the last TO ask for a de-
tailed organization in which ]
believe" because such an
organization had to be effective
in the long range after he was
no longer President.
He said there must be a
consensus reached with Con-
gress and the armed services
heads on any plan and his own
personal convictions could not
be the final answer.
He said he wants ito get the
very finest kind Of organiza-
ton We can" but added that
there would be a good deal Of
argument" and II the trend is
not in the direction Of his
views then I couldn't possibly
have anything to do with it,"
Hopes for Action Soon
Senator johnson said he
hopes the reorganization ques-
ton can be settled during this
session Of Congress.
Sentor Mansfield. Democrat
OF Montana. said that as part
Of any such reorganization
Congress should abolish the
Jobs Of most Of the 80 assistant
Defense Department secre-
taries.
We have got to reverse the
trend and turn 1t toward CO.
operation and concentration
instead Of the dispersion Of
authority that now confuses
the department" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Defense Plans
Space Agency
~ the Associated Press

Deputy Secretary Of Defense
Donald A. Quarles said today
the military is going into the
space business" with a new
agency authorized to plan such
things as space ships.
Mr.. Quarles spoke with news
men as a senior member Of the
Senate-House Atomic Energy
Committee. Repre- S entative
Holifield. Democrat Of Cali
fornia. called for a Manhattan
project. IL necessary. TO develop
a space vehicle" The World
War II Manhattan project de-
veloped the atomic bomb.
Mr.. Quarles. saying he was
not going to get into the realm
Of science fiction. declined 70
say in so many words that
the Defense Department Is
planning "a space ship"
Ship study Appropriate"
1T depends on what you
mean" he said. IF you mean
anything that goes into space.
certainly we will get into that.
We are going into the space
business.
And he said q space ship de-
sign would be an appropriate
project for the Advanced Re-
search Projects Agency which
his chief. Secretary McElroy
plans TO set UP.
The proposed agency passed
its first hurdle in Congress yes
terday when the House. pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Vanguard Rocket Test
Successful Despite Rain

CAPE cANAVERAL. Fla.
Jan. IS R.-The Martin Co.
and the Navy ground-tested the
main engine Of the Vanguard
rocket in the rain last night.
The results were good.
Pleased workers on the big
Martin-built satellite launching
vehicle reported that the elec-
trical checks. PRESENTATION
tests and other details which
must be gone over before a
launching came Of all right
that the whole enterprise
looked good"
This was the unofficial ac-
counting Of the rocket test.
Ofhcially. the Defense Depart
ment in a statement issued an
hour and a half after the firing
said only that there was a
routine static test of a missile. .
There was no hiding the mis-
sile's identity. however. Hun
dreds Of citizens in this area
recognize the distinctive VAN
guard launching tower without
difficulty.
The average time between a
final missile static test here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

and q launching attempt Is
about 10 days. II this holds
true for Vanguard. there PROP
ably viii be no attempt to
launch the 72-foot rocket be-
fore the end Of next week.
Although the main purpose
of the launch viii be to flight
test the full rocket assembly
for the first time. the VAN
guard as bonus will carry a
.6.4-inch satellite in its nose.
During the preliminaries TO
last nights static firing. rain
squalls gave the test crews
some concern. The rain. how
ever. failed TO upset the deli
cate instruments or to inter-
fere with the test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

sented with the issue In a sur
prise move. voted authorize
ton.
ARPA. as an agency working
directly under the Secretary
OF Defense. brings Up the
ticklish issue Of further uni
fication OF the armed services.
Some House members ques-
toned today whether their
favorable vote yesterday actu-
ally was for or against such
unification.
House Testimony Set
Mr.. Quarles was interviewed
as he went into a closed session
Of the House Armed Services
Committee. which is conduct
ing a broad investigation Of the
military establishment. Mr..
MeElroy. who had been under
questioning since Monday, was
temporarily excused.
The Deputy Secretary was
asked about a statement Mr..
Holifield made ina speech pre-
pared for the House that mo
new and imaginative program
is being advocated by the
Atomic Energy Commission or
the Department Of Defense;
nothing startling Is on the
drawing boards.
Mr.. Quarles said the Defense
Department has "a lot" Of pro-
grams that seem new and
imaginative TO me-" He said
that to him drawing board"
means the study phase, That's
where they are" he said.
The House vote on authority
for ARPA yesterday was unani-
nous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

and expected TO come up with
something" The subcommittee
last year was unable to agree
on anything and referred the
entire matter TO the full judi
ciary Committee. Yesterday.
however. the seven-member
subcommittee decided to make
another effort to work out q
satisfactory measure.
They repeatedly made some
headway In generally favoring
the establishment Of q special
commission TO consider whether
and when q Vice President
should become President after
an ofiicial determination OF in
ability Of a President to serve.
The makeup Of such a COM
mission. probably representing
all three branches Of the Gov
eminent. has not been settled
by the subcommittee. There
also Is disagreement on the
method commission would use
in determining the degree Of
presidential disability that
would warrant q Vice President
assuming the presidential pow
ers and duties.
Speaker Rayburn has indi-
Gated he is cool to all presi-
Dental disability measures pro-
posed thus far. including a plan
suggested by President Eisen-
hover himself last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Of Rhode Island. was tabled
by the Senate Democratic Pol
icy Committee yesterday as the
first major item Of Senate busi-
ness.
Move Is Surprise
That move came as an APP
parent surprise and obvious
disappointment to Chairman
Celler Of the House Judiciary
Committee and the commit
tees ranking Republican. Rep
resentative Heating Of New
York.
Both are sponsors Of bills
providing procedures for de-
termining inability Of q Presi-
dent to serve. They also are
the top members Of a judiciary
subcommittee which yesterday
resumed sessions on six greatly
varying resolutions. The sub
committee held public hearings
last year and complied q mass
Of data and recommendations.
I'VE don't need any more
studies or hearings" Mr.. Celler
told reporters. Mr.. Heating
agreed. as did another member.
Representative Brooks Demo-
crat Of Texas. Mr.. Celler said
he was completely opposed to q
Joint committee but would mot
be q party" TO more hearings.
Agreement Expected
All three said the subcom-
mittee was making progress