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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-01

iting her daughter, Mrs. Stuart
Upton of Glen Road /. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren E. Steiner celebrated
their seventeenth wedding ami
versary last weekend With a trip
ito Philadelphia The Tom
Colemans were visiting in Villa
nova, Pa, last weekend +. Mrs.
Ted Compton is still convalescing
at the new Washington Center
and will be there another week
\. Libby Oyler is the victim of a
broken arm the result of a fall
from her pony Mrs. Orville
Beck has returned home from
her winters visit in California
=. Dorothy Poole and Douglas
j. McFarlane were married April
5 in Las Vegas Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Harris gave a farewell party
last weekend for their architect,
George HaddoX, who is moving
his business TO Florida Leon
Wood, formerly of Oakland Drive,
has been visiting here from Thai
land where he is now stationed.
He plans to return in October
with the family for a two month
visit.
Happy Birthday TO DR.. Alvin
Kay, April "a, flock" Miller,
April %, and "Wendy' Coleman,
May 4.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ernest L. Smith
of Ardnave Farm recently gave a
reception honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Acheson. MIR. Acheson is
the treasurer of the Democrats
for So" group and spoke to the
one-hundred guests on Govern.
ment in the Public Interest" The
Smiths were blessed with beau
tiful spring day and the guests
were entertained on the outside
terrace overlooking the Potomac
Mrs. Alice Hostetler assisted the
hostess.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-01
"ALL is NOT GOLD
THAT GLITTERS"
.tAuthor,s Name BeloX

Throughout recorded his
tory there have always
been reports about charla-
tans who exploited the sick.
We now have laws that
protect you by only permit
ting a physician to practice
medicine and a pharmacist
to dispense medicines. I'm
fortunately there is a grow
ing effort to increase the
use of patent medicines by
permitting their sale any
where, instead of under the
supervision of a pharma-
cist, who has the necessary
training to advise you
against wrong use. Any
medicine can be harmful if
improperly taken.
For your own safety, de-
pend on your physician to
advise you what medicine
to take and always secure
any medicine from a
pharmacist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-01
Church Auction

An auction sale sponsored by
the Senior Adult Fellowship of
the Liberty Grove Methodist
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-01
CLarksbmg
fractional
Spokesman
Tell of Aims
By Mrs. ID. j. Brandenburg
KAithersburg 721-W-1

Party differences in the forth.
coming primaries were sketched
Monday evening for up-county
residents by representatives of
three Montgomery County politi-
cal groups. AT meeting of the
Clarksburg Community Associa-
ton, Sidney M. Oliver, candidate
for County Council, at large,
spoke for the Regular Republi-
can faction of the Republican
party; c. Darwin Stolzenbacb.
candidate for County Council, 5th
District, outlined the position OF
the Caucus-inspired Democrats
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-01

Mrs. Lorraine King, and Kathleen
Riedel.
A Fellowship Supper will be
held May Z at $50 I'm. at Clark
burg Methodist Church Hall COM
melnoIating Family Week.
Mrs. June BecraIt resigned as
fifth grade teacher at Clarksburg
school early in April for reasons
OF health. Her place has been
taken by Miss Janet Wilcox of
Unity, Md.
May Day" was to be cele-
brated today by the children OF
Clarksburg School in program
for parents based on the theme
of 40 Days Around the World"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-01
Clinic Director Talks

A review of case histories and
psychotherapeutic methods used
at the Community Psycniatric
Clinic of Montgomery County Will
be given by the clinic director, DR..
George E. Sprehn at the cnnlc's
ainiLoI Dus4Iless meeting, 8 PM,
May 6 in the Community Room,
Pc petuai Building, Wisconsin and
Montgomery Avenues, Bethesda.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

The Fellow Matthews TINE editor
offers paragraph published The
pm"
the press supposedly
public
discover many the
money just way perhaps greater
journalists the
just -
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
A Tribute To Tom Carroll

Editor Some days you concerning
brohern-a Tom Carroll writing
that you may appreciate amazing had here felt
there but realize so right
Remember he not young when 0
little town OF rupeo Mississippi Of about population
the brief nine he with
citizens respected by all black
His passing has e community that
VIII be filled He very
and active in politics
party lie consulted
community particularly industry and employment
pleased to write you always greatest
admiration and pass
mention the Upper Midwest
His wife has adjusted herself living plans stay
hope sometime Minneapolis my many
there He and had planned be
cant up weeks before
signing Off for the last The company
continued 70 his premiums and always their
surance money
The cause Of his death the
suspected complained s
young an times
am glad that Msslasppi that his time
here both happy productive
In fortunate you again you many
things about his that wi. you
10 is and that retirement something
never look forward to-Re-pcctfily Tupeo
Mississippi
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

invited Senator Frank Church BY u sponsor every
their speak
strenuous objections of
achieved honors" according Chairman
-Four out of the honors he nonpayng
anng COMMITTEES appointments compare
With the paying plus appointments Essen
hover Samuel Pierce Secretary Labor Joseph
Clark Special General Joseph
Hon Archibald Carey Alternate Attorney
Julia Cooper Member Department BrgadeF
General O. DAVIS United States Ianu1ne
Special Assistant Administration
Orleans the only Negro capacity
Francis Hammond Information Specialist IS Information
Frank walker Administration Aide Postal transportation
Negro 70 such capacity New Attorney
q Hayes Chairman Public Utilities Commission only
Negro % receive Presidential Appointment
District of Columbia Joseph Ray
Of H9ustng and Housing Finance Agency many
unng achievements gained
Administration.
Before credit any sincerity
rights why ignore the
telegram sent him last August 1857 serving
the Negroes best Sincerely Culver
Chairman Ramsey Republican Right, Committee
Endieott Bldg Robert January 49,
Editors Note; Just 10 keep the straight YDFL
Rights Committee Mr.
Culver enormously states.
stretches "a by
the DfL administration
appointments representing
stration appointments
with Ike's with ali factor. considered
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
AIthea Gibson Coming To Town

Through the interest enterprise Curtis chivera on
Mnneaoa Centennial sports commttee nnesoia win have the
Saturday "a ta fabulous
wonsn'a world tennis champion Aithea Gibaon
She will special matches With Minnesota ha'
ranking
~omons player ~ the Minneapolis Arnoy At pm
Ahea Gibson snd her the sports offers
noth % the achievement of Negro odds
which would dScnurage people of foride
ks~ Gibson has blazei tran field
which formally nnny closed 70 Negroes matter what their
ability provea years sport
British aorcty and classes other countries ard naturally
Negroes expected 10 Apply
This dd Negroes play they
and them became players national body
sports groups y
great Impact one aaa a popularity
Among Negroes thirty yeaa ago
organization bat the past 20 something happened and
lied tennis activity anoh ceased here East
Coast there is activity bu not much
championship player
ait Negro girl who lived Harlem who
possibilities becoming tenna champion interested
either championship players Interested
players
possibly because ~ their competition with white players
natona
Negro press began Ia report on the sweep u Negro
by KanglnE
oung because
people
especially
seek championships
great many mediums o hu
sugEe tur education which the had
Phenomenal se the horizon u na world tennis World wh
nhply queen
Wimbledon which the worlds Her triumph
Forest mus last aurf g give her the ua unc and her being
named last week Woman Ahlsfe The
a sports
Nov Mnnasoans opportunity Athsa
Gibson Noeo tennis court exploits must offered inspiration
ohera growing 40 circumstances
which At fret handicapped Aithea
IN champion xho symbo.
tRea the whole Nrgu ehancc -
place the hore Minncaoana
numbers % greet Maa aon at 'hs Minneapolis Armo Saturday
night January ~
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
Letters To The Editor
Culver soys Ro.onbIom Should RESIGN

nCFat
Farmer labor cy Rights commeei realize his responsibility Ills
Mole with no
that has lived all his life under the telling
sunlight is
He claims passing Republican
Attorney General and his ideas pressing
prompts 90 inquire how hts Committee
ths heated Eeuhovers c4al
Rights mn last August 1857 tee
that sad m your group Young
acatc Southern states 10
petition their ehoson support plat
form
A. Chairman Rights COMMITTEES Il was
s Raohbuns duty interest Of the
Negro he represented ignored my
are the people Minnesota Negro
o his cuue agreement ignoring plea or hen 70
get cvn Rights u hat
tona of tgNn.trasdcn Negroes in the souhf
fact that Senator Frank chareha p tiaho trial
hy Jury amendment emaseuang the Rights being
On the day August passed by Democratic
Senators ont q total o ~ voting beang
strange parallel indeed and certainly not the
Negro people
Fer so years rights seriously
considered ey the United State senate After
etfur the Negroes nnaB our ay
before that democratic United
Even though every IN 5ssenr
have honarr an ether expected
yielded TO the dictates heart aud strength
az the Democratic Party
These kept Negroes eusavvd COR nearly
600 u the section country controlling pou
eans stu W e operate under the day philosophy
has NO right white O respect
majority u coming from the South
vicious recor1 aeans They the southern
Chairman Racnblu
entitled b. better representation
10 add naait 'o injury the Democrats CIVIL Rights Committee
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

Editors Nosr Monespou. rrcsnty planning
iie from Columbus ohlo
Interested What the Negro weekly
th,nh about Minneapolis. the
In Its January ~ esitiens
rtiE ooop rEortN % The city Minneapolis
graduated their splendid Lawrence Irwin 10 assume
tho 81 planning director Minnesota metropolis
Mareh
A Stun clearance and rehabilitation Columbus
quiet but feFrenn PERTAINS more
single individual brought suou aisn, clearance
program a. the verge ng auccesahI trhunA
Il has been pleasure la have had
the privilege wotng voayly eoapcrstiypy with Larry Irn
anast from the dy he su the Veterans hack IN
January 1922 the Columbus planning development
Throughout those years ypay GA su
clearance chief municipal servants Sc
time
Larry IRWIN literally gegcttcC individual forte IL
the cins getting pte 1t hsa
And needless 20 thcrrs than
voSed problem rearng gty hc
0 Columbus
Minneapolis sccortng that he tsssa
challenge gvater Ugsel H
Columbia
nrmy believe the challenge which speaks cou,
no, possibly / tapanlo
Godspect Larry
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

dealing with dead administra
tion When the Prrstdent sufferc,
his stroke many spoke as IL tn
1858 elections were In the bag aHt
that it might even be a waste o.
time to hold them
After the faseo ut Cape Can
aversl which sen. kefauyer cail.
Cape Carnival the reahsts wrrt
telhng us that a Democratic vie.
tory la November Is goregcn,
eonclusian
Ovrrcoafideuee and underesti.
mating your opponent ls an Old
political malaay As Tom Dewey
had occasion to learn In Ipts II
can be fatal Right now the Dem.
ocrats think are suffering IN
acute case ot peweyitis
The reaction TO tho President
speech waa pretty much along
party lines as was 70 be expected
The Republicans. almost 70 a man
called tt great" and his Finest
Souls Democrats called 8, fun
ersl Grafton and an apology FOR
past errors
taokiag al IL from a less part.
isan viewpoint my uwn reaction
IS that q was an extremely cf.
fectivr address ard one that nay
be loeE remembered BY televaan.
eooctgus America II was the gal.
snt sfgort ot mar who has been
stricken three times in FIVE years
AZ was strasghte forward and whtle
critics may psek st this posnt 9y
that the public response was
botgad O. be Affirmative
What tco maBy partissns forget
Is that u,ost Americans don't
think q themselves as either Dem.
evrats or Republicans They think
eS themselves ss Americans whnn
their pride Is burt as Il was by
spugnik. ar when they are told
the country Is IN daaxvr trey wiil
respond 10 ire cali ot their Coru.
n,aa3rr-in chieI IRE PRESIDENTS :
State u the ualon message was
such a cali
Il was ar kppssl te the suyo-
uons ne aecvat emotions " thr
p~0psc A. such IL wsss souad u
brtnx ogt The hssy in p~epsc I
have never seen the President ia
hgtter sorns ~ moment when
pesxiHasgp sna gloonl was ths prw-
vatng nosa
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
Something Missing -.

people constantly their da papers auong
those Dispatch
talking tho nothing has
appeared Including expanded
daily paper
n may be a good thing way of
something necessary though oen nm
appreciated daily newspaper of the
absence surem NAL heart fonierA
Newspapers they daily weekly are 70 large
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

Elsewhere this edition the story Minneapolis lrm
which had been with the part
70 the state ~ Arkansas which making
industry ax cheap
The story tells how the little Rock
officials 20 turn thumbsdown the attractive offer
AfFansas business development group
lte Rock temporarily hurt nine Negro children when
barred them from governor
the stats Arkansas eyes aso
10 the eyes ~ American business.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

I IKE HOLDS THE CARDS
Lyndon Johnson escorted the
I President into the House chamber
aS II he were The host and the
President his personal guest only
two days earlier johnson had de-
iiivercd hts onu state % tho Union
message outlining in broad terms
what he felt we ars up against in
/ the fight 10 conquer outer space
We are told there is new John
son ard hts remarks did have =
certain eloqucuce. even X they
were vague on details
But what happened
While Johnson was trying %
ten the nation that the Texas
leadership in Congress was able
70 hook beyond the interests Of
Big OIL his colleague ard mentor
House Speaker RaybUrn, was
passing the word along that he
would give priority 20 passage cf
the Natural Gas bill
rhis was hardly a iruoustra-
tion a. the aense Of urgency" for
which Ad'as Stevenson and others
have been ealHns
Eisenhower ia hsz delivery and
his whost-wv4trrz In the words
they pvt IN hls metIth. seemed to
aeuss this Democratic dilemma
50 The President took nlsry og thc
good ideas TIE liberal Democrats
have been voicing arJ embodied
them In the teNt 81 hss remarks
Where aocs this kave tne Dem
ocrats except 20 back him up
The President nas been ealiea
ali savts of nagnes All ~ watch
aad up 70 saying he has been 4 hiS
xvro BE certainly can't be shsolvei
ef re$iNas'sahNtfE Tor aiE SHARE
og me current ~uress in washing-
ton
But the Democrats wo4ia 81
wen 10 recognise that IKE hRs So
veioPea from a skiiiful military
tactici&n into sN:llfm political
iecsiciRa You miEat cali II poau-
cal plda The uislhlsd i 70 gse thr (
s0emys strength against ire en-
srny Ans cor your swu euss II ths
nsuaacysta aant resoxuizs thAt .
they are tn Tor sone SURPRISES IN .
TIE nenths ahe&A
|copyr5xas 1855 Rosert C spsw. 4
sck
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

Comment heard the concerning the
of the unoo ech senrtiy
HE cioaely approached supporters
thought they ip hp. than before
Somewhere between the plau his party and vs. supporters
and the criticism ~ The uomoata viii he found
what he said legitimacy problems
face the nation.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY RoBsRr G. splvacK

Washugtou.-rIIE STATE OF THE UNlON-If the Dem
they think they are, they better
scared Ia this years elections That's the message get from
President Eisenhower State Of the Union message.
Ever since Sputn scared into outer space Democrats
of al political coloratuHs have been acting ii they
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-01-17

tent matter who aeHpubhc
what happens 70 them and the produce
public
VIZ hope the strike viii settled
its daily papers Their failure 70 regularly distinct
70 the economy progress general community
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
INACTIVIDAD

Solo los expertos (nombre raro
para deSignar a los cronistas de-
portivosl, lucen preocupados por
la inactividad de Ted Williams.
5s"Esta listed bromeando?", dicen
todos los jugadores. Posiblemente
bateara 1850 y tomara parte en- 1870
juegos'' es la respuesta comun de
todos los Jugadores cuando Sc lie
pregunta 81 Ted esta terminado.
Ted sigue siendo respectable en- los
dogouts rivales.
Mickey Mantle definitivamente
esta actuqndo como corresponds a
un jugadcr de $4,000 anuales. va
no usa<asas prendas anchas depor-
twas sine que esta en- favor de un
ropero a 10 Park Avenue.
John Quinn, administrator ge-
neral de los Braves, tiene I'm can
didato "desconocido" para ell right
field, case que lie haga falta. Els
Felix Mantilla, ell pequeno INTEL
der de Puerto Rico, que reemplazo
muy bien a Red Schoendienst en-
la Serie Mundial Dice I'm funcio-
mario de los Braves: "Seria uno de
los grandes players del deporte, 81
Sc ~interesara en- serlo".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19

que mis- posibilidades de quedarme
con los Gigantes eran buenas en-
1916 perO la Liga Mexicana me
ofreci6 mucho dineor. Por 10 uue
salte, me pagaron 10 que me pro.
metieron y aprendi ALI TODD 10 que
pude".
Fue una gran cosa para Sal uus
su manager en- Mexico fuera Ell We
terano Adolfo Luque, I'm inteligen-
tie curveador de fama de las Gran
DIES Ligas. Enseno a Maglie como
curvear siempre y ESQ lie rindio di.
videndos cuando ell entonces conf.
sionado Happy Chandler levant6 la
prohibicion a los inelegibles en- 10.
80 y Sal retorno a los Gigantes.
Despues SUI ascenso fue fenome-
nal. solo opacado por una dolencia
en- la espalda que eventualmente
fue curada con ell simple proceed.
miento de colocar un soporte en-
uno de SIS zapatos, para compensar
ell hecho de que una pierna
mas corta que la otra. Su !
estaba en- forma. Era solo SUI e
da la que lie daba problemas.
A su edad. no hay mucho que
quiera lograr Maglie que va no 10
hays conseguido antes. Pero una
nuevat ''plam-ball', 81 lie sale bien
puede hacer que Sc extienda i'm
ano mas su carrera en- las Mayo.
res.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19

no estaran en- la pelea por Ell pen
nant de la Liga Americana.
"Somos mucho mejor ahora de
10 que fuimos al comienzo del en-
trenamientL primaveral debido a
las transacciones hechas por Frank
Lane. Tenemos un buen outfield
con Larry Dolby y Minnie Minoso
en- ell center y left y Rocky Cola
vito o Roger Morris en- ell right.
BILLY Moran ha lucido muy bien
en- ell infield, nuestro catching ha
sido fuerte, pero ell pitching no es-
ia como antes. Herb Score Sc ha
recuperado y 10 demostrara.
"Algunos de los players viejos no
tienen, que agotarse en- ell entrena-
miento. solo tienen que ponerse en-
forma. No somos tan malos como
muchos dicen", declare Wertz.
La lesion no ha contenido ell en-
tusiasmo de Wertz por ell deporte,
la segunds gran dolencia en- menos
de tres anus. Fue atacado por la
polio cast a finales de la Temporal
da de 1855 pero Sc recupero para
impulsar 106 carreras en- 1856 y
105 en- 1857 para clever SUI total de
SUI carrera a 928, marca que solo
es superada por Ted Williams,
Enos Slaughter, Mickey Vernon y
Yoki Berra entire aquellos todavia
en- actividad.
No tiene dudas de que hara otro
comeback para seguir actuando en-
SUI carrera a 928, marca que solo es
es superada por Ted Williams,
Enos Slaughter, Mickey Vernon y
Yoki Berra entire aquellos todavia'
en- actividad.
No tiene dudas de que hard otro
comeback para seguir actuando en-
ell deporte que tanto lie gusta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19

la gui6 a Sal a su caida. pero es
probable que ash sea.
Maglie, como ell experto de Bat
ting Ted Williams, admite que ma
die puede saberlo TODD y que la
primavera es Ell tempo para expe-
rimentar.
"Deseo que todos mis- hombres
jovenes estudien a Maglie" dijo Ca
sey Stengel a principles de la pri-
mavera. "Algunos de ellos saben to
do 10 que hay en- este negocio, pc
70 ellos debian hacerlo. 81 es que
quleren estar en- las Mayores.
"Aun a esta edad, Maglie no lie
importa contra que club el lama.
Recibe ST descanso de vez en- GUAM
do y es tan grande porque nunca
cesa de aprender".
Ell deseo del Sal de aprender y
experimental con parte del secre-
to que lie hizo brillar con los New
York Gigantes. Brooklyn Dodgers
y finalmente I'm puesto en- los Yam
KEGS.
"Cuando salte a la Liga Mexica-
ma en- 1916. 10 hice por una sofa
razon -dinero" dice Maglie "Crei
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
NUEVO ESTILo

Roberts quien a los 81 amos po-
dria estar IN su mejor 'forma, re-
sulta ser una historic completamen
tie diferente. Robins, quien gano
20 o mas juegos por seis amos Sc
guides de 1856 a 1855, decayo a TO-
% en- la campa1a pasada y ell con
sensus entire los jugadores que ba-
tearon contra Ell esta primavera es
que Ell debe zanzibar SUI estilo.
mo puede continuar tirando SUI
bola rapida en-. busca de strikes,
dice ell manager de los Phillies,
Mayo Smith. "Necesita dominar I'm
nuevo tipo de control, tratar de
cortar las esquinas del plate en-
busca de strikes.
Posiblemente ell jugador mas ha.
blado en- cualquier campamento en-
ell Sur fue Ell pitcher de 81 amos
de Los Angeles Dodgers, Don
Drysdale. Ganador de II juegos
Ell ano pasado, este gigantic de 6-6 y
EOS libras es considerable como una
de las grandes estrellas futuras del
baseball. Personalmente fue coro.
nado" hace dos amos incidental.
mente por Ell manager de Los An
geles, Walt Aston.
Los managers mas populares en-.
ire sus jugadores y ahi incluyen
solo a los IL teams que estivieron
en- la Florida son Harry Craft,
del Kansas City, y AL Lopez, del
Chicago White Sox.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-19
Persigue sin Tregua Ia Fata|idad
al SIugger de Cleveland Vic Wertz
HAcE DOS sEMANAs Sc FRACTURE UN ToBlLLo.-
AFEcTo Ia HUELGA SU NEGocIo cERVEcERo
Por JACK BERRY, de Ia United Press.
Por JACK BERRY,

DETROIT, abril 18. (United).-
NADIA lie sale bien ahora al slugger
de los IAdios del Cleveland, Vic
Wertz. Hace dos semanas Sc frac-
turo SUI tobillo derecho en- un jue-
60 oe exhibition. Y al regresar a
SUI hogan en- Detroit Sc encontro
que con la huelga de obreros GER
veceros, no puede distribuir GER
veza a traves de su compahia.
"Me luce como que NADIA me sa-
lie bien", declare Wertz, mientras
todavia descansaba del viaje desde
Tucson, Arizona.
"Todavia estoy cansado. FL via
ie desde Tucson, Arizona, me ago.
to. Tengo un yeso en- la pierna,
pero todavia me es dificil caminar
Y no acabo de acostumbrarme a las
muletas"
"Espero estar de vuelta al line
up a fines de JUNO o principles de
julio. Veo que muchas personals
Green que demorare mas debido a
mi edad", declare este bateador
calvo.
"Solo' tengo 80 amos, dijo I'm po-
co indignado. "Ciertamente no
creo que ESQ sea ser viejo. 81 10
es, no 10 siento. Espero que me
quiten Ell yeso para ell rs de mayo.
Y voy a mantener mi vista bien fl
ia en- m. peso para no aumentar
mucho y no tener problemaS en-
recuperar mi forma de nuevo.
"Es dificil acostumbrarme a es-
to cuando Sc piensa que ell equipo
esta jugando y uno esta fuera de
juego', diio Wertz. "Tengo un po-
deroso radio y escuchare todos los
eneuentros".
RUMORES ~
Wertz tambien rechazo aouellos
rumores qupe dicen que los Indios