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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

might be the speed Of your
ball. II you got more speed
than normal on your delivery.
perhaps the ball didn't get q
chance to start its rolling and
hooking action soon enough.
I should know. Such a ball In
the 10th frame OF the final
game cost me the All-Star title
a few years ago.
lcopyright 1858. John p. Ollie co..
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
poema or hoy
NOVA de Ia Terra

Nitrate solo en- mi onsiedod espero,
solo q mirorte en- mi onsiedod aspire,
ynos me nuero. euondo nds tie miro,
y mas tie miro cuonto mas me muero.
81 tempo poso por demos Iieero,
lloro su roudo, ~turbulento giro,
y mas te quiero euondo mas susPiro,
y mds suspiro cuonto mds tie quiere.
Dejo q tn tale %eneodenor mi brozo,
y al blondo son con que nos brindo el reno,
Ia mar surquemos en- estreeho lozo.
Nj tenno al vlento nj q los ondos temo,
que nds me quemo cuonto mds tie obrozo,
II y mds tie obrozo cuonto mds me queno.
SALVADOR RUEDA
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
De WASHINGTON If
S0CIALES Y CULTURALES
Per EDNA BOWLES

HALLOWEEN EN- Ell Cen
TRIO" -. 90.
Ell Centre Anglo-E spanol ofre
cera su Ultima cena de la esta-
cion, festeiando Halloween, Ell
proximo domingo, rs de octu-
bre. Ardid y Buen Trato seran
provistos en- espahol, y "Trics
and Treats en- ingles, segun la
Srta. Julia Gonzalez Barberan
Directoria del grupo.
CLUB DE LAS AMERICAS
Ell senior Armando L .Cassor-
la, del DEPARTMENT. de Asun-
tos. Economics y Culturales,
Union ~Panamericana, hablo an
tie eel Club de las Americas en-
SUI reunion del jueves ultimo,
siendo su topico ell Concrete
Interamericano".
Henry Raymont, Correspon-
sal international de la Prensa
Unida hablara sobre "M1sica
L~atinoamericana' en- la reunion
del Club del dia % de octubre.
Dicha reunion Sc llevara a cabo
en- ell Auditorio del National
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22

Querida Amaranta: Tengo
% amos y nunca supe 10 que
era Ell carino nj la protection
de mis- padres, que apenas Sc
ocuparon de mi. Mi infancia
fue triste. Nunca tuve ell ca
lor de un hogar verdadero pues
vivi en- casas de diferentes
familiares. Me hubiera gusta-
do estudiar y no pude hacer.
10. Ash llegue a los II amos.
Conoci entOnces a mi primer
y unico novio, y creyendo por
fin encontrar un carino y un
hogan, me case LENA de ilu-
stones Mi esposo resulto ser
un irresponsible, que dedica-
ba SUI vida a andar con amigo.
ties y a frecuentar lugares po-
co recomendables. Me insulta-
-ba, me obligaba a TRAFALGAR es-
tando enfermiza, y, estando EN-.
barazada, tuve que separarme
de Ell. Pase por momentos d.
ficiles pero TODD 10 daba por
bien empleado por mi hijo,
a qpien he dedicado mi vida.
A pesar de TODD, nunca paso
por mi mente IN NAL pensa-
miento, nunca dele de com.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
REcETA DEL Ola

MOUSSE DE SALMON
INGREDIENTES:
2 sobres de gelatinA sin "a
i. Dor. 8.
l taxa de salsa blanca.
lata de salmon desnienusa
do.
] taxa de leche' evaporada
batida, sobre' hielo, hasta
espesarlo.
IL taxa de aqua fris.
IA cdta. de pimenton
q cdas. de pimiento verde pi
cadito.
PREPARATION:
Sc humedece Ia gelatina en-
la media taxa de aqua fra du
rante diez minutes y Sc disuel
We en- la salsa blanca bien ca
liente; Sc lie agrega el pirnent6n
y Sc revuelve todo bien para
unirlo. Sc deja enfriar un POGO
en- una taxa bola y despues Sc lie
anade Ell salmon, Ell pimiento
verde Y Ia leche batidA sobre
hielc Sc vierte esta mezcla en-
un molde humedecido. Sc colo.
ca en- ell refrigerator y be en-
fra hasta que tenga consisten
cia. Al momento de servirse re
vierte sobre I'm plato y Sc ador
ma como Sc desee.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22

AAS SD0S GbGNos
Mezcle una porcion de sal
vado con algunas sotas de nAf
ia mineral y luego frote Ia pie
con esa preparation. Dele as.
durante un cuarto de bora !
para terminar sacuda bien Ii
brenda.
P1EL DE "LoUTRE" CASTOR
o TOPo;
En- una vieja ola en- desusc
caliente arena. Extienda la pie
y espolvoree sobre ella Ell pol
villo cuidando de que penetrt
bien. .Luego sacuda Ia piel.
Para limpiar ell cuello y los
pufos utilize malta y con u1 &c.
pillo suave o con una tela bien
limpia humedezcalos con este
limpia humedezcalas con este
durante un buer1 ratio.
P1EL DE oVEJA o DE CABRA
Humedezca Ia brenda con
aqua fra ~jabonosa; enjuaslS
despues con aqua clara y final
mente envuelvala en- una tela
bien esponjosa. Para terminar
de secarla expongala duraAte
un ratio al aire libre.
Una de las mejores fnaneras
de evitar que los pelos Sc tor.
men quebradizos con Ell ITEM
pc, es f~rotarlos con un produeto
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22

rortarme como una mujer de
honor Ash han pasado variob
amos. Hago una vida ~solitaria,
de trabajo. Cuando salgo STEM
pre- 10 hago con mi hijito. I'll
nucho sufrir y Ell mucho ira.
bajar me han debilitado fist.
ca y moralmente. Nj siquiera
ell gran amor que siento por
mi hijo me quita esa desgana
que tengo hacia TODD, este de-
SEQ de morir y descansar de
una vez para siempre. Mil We
ces me he reprochado estos
negros pensamientos, cons.
ciente de que mi deber Is Sc.
guil luchando Pero los ner-
vios me matan. boy vueltas
a nj problema y no lie veo so.
lucion. Por ESQ he decidido
escribirle esta carta.
Casilda
81 de sus 20 amos descuenta
listed los Is primeros (afos
de ninez . inconsciencia) re.
sulta que Solamente ha vivido
listed ocho amos, es decir que
esta empezando a vivir. Todas
las historias humans, las bue
mas y las malas, Sc escriben
y califican al final. Quiero
- e ontinua On In Pagina q
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22

En- invierno los abrigos o
adornos de piel son un hermo-
so c%omplemento del atavio fe.
menino. Sin embargo, por SUI
elevado costo, requieren un cui
dado especial para que puedan
usarse durante muchas tempo
radas y conservar al mismo
tempo su buen aspecto. Els con-
veniente que las pieleS muy va
liosas esten en- manos de espe-
cialistas; pero para aquellas que
no 10 son tanto, bastard con ell
sencillo t~ratamiento que una
anna de casa les pueda dar y del
que obtendra e~xcelentes result
tados.
Para empezar convene de-
Jar que la pfel Sc ventile duran
tie algunaS horas al aire libre.
Asegurese de que no tenga po-
lillas y luego saqueles ell pol
vo ce~pillandola suavemente en-
Ell sentido del pelo. Proceda en-
tonces de la siguiente manera,
segun la especie de la piel.
PIELEs cLARAs:
Extienda la brenda sobre una
mesa, espolvoreela con talco,
dejela asi durante una media
bora y luego sacddala bien fuer-
te, que ell polvo arrastrara to-
das las impurezas. Por dltimo
fr6tela con una traneIa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
SINFONICA NACIONAL vi
sITARA L~ATINOAMERICA

La Orquesta Sinfonica Nacio-
nal de Washington hara una j.
"a por los paises de Centre y
Sur America Al concluirse la
presente temporada de concier.
tos, segIn anuncio del senior
Robert w. Douling, Presiden-
te de Ia Junta DIRECTIVE de la
Academia y Teatro Nacional
Americana (ANTA). La jira es
parte del Programa 1nternacio.
nal de Presentaciones Cultura.
les del Presidente Eisenhower,
y que ANITA administra para
el DEPARTMENT. de Estado. Con
duracion de aproximadamente
dos meses, la jira Sc iniciara en-
mayo de 1859.
Ell Presidente de la Asocia.
cion de Ia Orquesta Sinfonica
Nacional, senior Carson Gray
Frailey, informa que todos los
So musicos que integran la Or
qutsta ef%ectuarin la jira, y Sc.
ran conducidos por el DR.. Ho'
ward Mitchell, Director de MI
sica de Ia Orquesta. Ell DR.. Nit.
chell. &c %recordara, dirigi0 q
Primer Festival ~Interamericano
de Musica, realizado en- esta ca
pital en- abril del corriente aro,
y en- Ell que Sc presentaron va
rios estrenos mundiales d.
obras. de compositores latino
americanos.
La jira cubrira mas de 15,00t
millas, y la Orquesta ofreceri
conciertos en- un total de &c
ciudades de Centre y Sur Anne
RIGA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
la MoDA AL Ola

ESTE NOVEDOSO traje de banjo a cuadros arleauinescos en-
rojo, blanco, verde y negro, es importado de Italia y consta de
una sOa plea.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
rAnA coRanspoNDnNclA ? . sOx a. .nAm. rloalpA
cumpIeonos
II

SuMpIeonos
Ajusta un nuevo ano de vida
la gentil sehorita Leonor Vas
quez, hija del senior Alexandra
Vasquez y sonora, dona Mary
Silva de Vasquez, miembros es-
timados de nuestra colonia CO.
lomhiana residente en- Miami.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unimos las nues-
tras muy sinceras a la vez que
formulamos votos por SUI bienes-
tar.
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitAr de manera muy cor
dial a la gentil DANA Guiana
ho-a Hilda Ballenilla de Con-
zalez, eSposs del senior Bernar-
do Gonzalez, con motive de la
grata celebration de I'm nuevo
snlversario de su natalicio en-
ell dia de hoy.
**w
Nuestros parabieneS en- ell dia
de noy, con motive de la grata
celebration de su cumpleanos,
para ell apreciado caballero CO.
lombisno seior don Carlos Cha.
vez Castro y nuestros deseos de
que disfrute de muchos amos
mas de vida.
Vevan nuestras ~sinceras fell
citaciones para la gentil DANA
sonora Sara de Ferrer, esposa
del senior Wilfredo Ferrer,
quien celebra hoy la grata oca-
sion de SUI c~umpleanos y nues-
tros vetos porque cumpla mu-
chos, y muy dichosos, amos mas
de existencia.
Entra hoy a un nuevo ah0 de
vida la apreeiada DANA sonora
Helen Gonzalez, motive por Ell
cual nos complace felicitarla
endorsements y a la vez desear-
lie que goce de largos y ventu-
rosos amos mas de existencia,
rodeada del afecto de todos los
suyos..
&*x
Hoy celebra SUI dia de dias
la gentil dana sonora Maria: Jo-
sefa de Ju~stiniani, esposa del
senior Rogelio Justinianiy con
tai motive nos es grato enviar-
IL nuestras mas calidas felicita-
clones y votos por .su ventura
personal.
Rodeada del afecto de sus
seres queridos, llega hoy a un
nuevo aho de vida la estimada
dana sonora COnsuelo de Qui-
roe, miembro de nuestra colo
MIA costarricense.
Vayan para ella nuestras mas
sinceras felicitacienes y deseos
dc que cumpla muchos amos
mas.
Ajusta hoy. un nueyo ano de
vida la gentil senorita Mabel
hija del senior Julio Pine,
Y sonora Della Santos de Pine,
miembros estimados de nuestra
co'onia hispanoamericana resi-
en- Miami,
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
srata. OCCASION, unimos las nues-
muy sinceras a la veZ que
formulamos votos por su ven
tura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
Ell Cuidado de sus PieIes

PIELEs oBscURAS:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
.. Psnemd


Con procedencia de Panama
he llegado a Miami, la aprecia.
Bile sonora Beatriz de la Guardis
de Mendez, esposa del cabalIero
don Olmedo Mendez, miembros
muy estimados de la sociedad
panamena.
La sonora de la Guardia ha
llegado con Ell exclusive objeto
de visitar a suS hermanos, don
Oscar de la Guardia y sonora
Olga de la Guardia.
Enviamos a la estimable. via.
Jera nuestro atento saludo de
bienvenida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
De Reste.o

Despues de cortos dfas en-
Miami, en- asuntos relacionAdos
con sus asuntos comerciales, re.
gresa a La Habana, Cuba, Ell Sc
MOI Rene M0ntemar.-..
Lo despedimos tordialmente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22
c8QUZQN
USentimental
por- Amaranta

Dirianss Las consutas a BUzuN SENTIMENTAL. r. o. Box 800,
International Airport. Miami 4s. Fla. Rosamos a los leetoses .
lectoras ape frmen sus cartas con un pseudSnimo o nieialss.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-22

HALF OWEN EN- ST. PETEF
AND PAUL.
FL Club de Madres de Ia Els
tuela do San Pedro Y San Pa
bio de esta ciudad realiza gran
des preparativos para su flies
IA ANAL de Halloween que ten
drk lusar Ell jueves, 80 de octu
bre, de 5 PM. en- adelante.
Entire los muchos atractivos
que seran ofrecidos esa noche
q Ia concurrencia Sabemos del
concurso de disfraces entire e.
elemento iuvenil, bale que EN-.
pezara a las 8 PM. en- el audi
forum, y una RIGA cena que Sc
"a servida de 5 8 PM.
Los diferentes 'kioscos, ale
sremeEte: adornados, ofreceran
en- venta toda clase de lindos
articnlos -jusuetes, lindos ira
bajos nechos a n1ano, dulces,
etc.
Las dahias de nuestra colo
mia h-ispanoAmerieAnA pArtiei.
pan trAdicionalmente en- este
evento coleglal y este ano la Sc
hora Rene Gonzalez estara a
cargo del DepartAmento de
Information. Preside el Conf
te Organizador la .senora Fran.
eeS de Marsh. i. -.
FL Club de Madres invita- por
este medic 4 todas nuestras ia
milias de origen hispano y q sus
amistades, a que concurran Y
disfruten de horas nnuy gratas
dUrante estA fiesta.
Despsdido
Despues de hAber disfrutado
de varias senanas de reereo
entire nosotros, fegresan a Pa
mama por la via Aefea ell senior
den Vaseo ArosemenA y sonora,
dnha Alma GAray de Aroseme.
M, don Antonio Paroles y Sc.
redes, ', don Ramon Paredes v
pasaSs. "'
De La Habune
I'm cordia lsaludo para Ia gen
til DANA eubana sonora Elena
OloEaga de Mier, de La Habana,
quien GOA de unas cortas va.
%*E
~ l. ~. .k... u.x.u.
u.han, - AZ 800. W Il
sa5or rS;iAsr,o 9 noSr;s,,s1
Cancio y su sehora esposa,
tar un cordial saiudo y desear
uhas vAeaciohes rAuy placente-
rss en- esta ciudad.
boaoS 90 Lane
n.,..u. 49,, 49,.
80 .;st. ~. Ss. ! ,,Ssss.. W
union matrimonial, 81 senior
Arturo Fontanine y sonora,
CANDIDA CSspedes as Fontaine,
miefnbrcs estlriados De nues-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17

lcogyrxh,. 1865, Robert Q
spivaek
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17

On with regard 70 the current Democratic candidates lot
when comes 70 Democrat candidates
anyway candidate county
spoke at recent council hearing
Lynch While Frank Farrell has spoken
Up clearly forthgy protection Of the Supreme Court and
rights Why Karth tDems canddate) silent on these
issues?
The question every Negro Congressman
Eugene Mccarthy you EastIand
MISS getting Judiciary coumseY He would be
Eastand Why should be for Thyesncerely John ~
County Republican Committee 5o Endeott
Bldg, 81 Paul. October Is, 1883
Editors Republican
nishborng Dakota south Dakota except
consistently voted with the southern
who Mr. Culver constantly writes about Yet We have yet
to siding with
rights
anything COP civil rights committee
unable obtain for from the state COR
the chief support for civil rights
Minnesota has from the DfI Senator Thye
flaming champion neither the COP
candidates Congress except district
and Ilndqust In the Third
nmber of lines viii Congressman has
addressed his Negro constituents during the campaign period
negligible Of them remember his GOODNESS
federal
legislation t. Job discrimination problem He's vocal arteiate
but he's quiet as mouse on civil rights
Tho Mnneo" Democrats have not only talked about civil rights
legislation put everyday
practice in municipal ~ well a. state government
All Of this preoccnpaon with southern Democrats who
the southern Manifesto Repu
~ handicapped Is true by the southern members Of their party
and their cohorts the Republican party
OF North Dakota the
civn rights.
For southern Democrat who
northern Republican who coyey
rights passed In the Congress before
Tho Republicans Of this exception ~
fonngdahi have boaste osI
Of Humphrey many In top
party positions and In the rank
rights champions the Minnesota
the DfL ranks and not the COP Culver deny
John tukers constant harping Eastland al
relation To Minnesota DfI and the
Is peeious argument We
punish Humphrey Freeman Mccarthy
Mississippi sends Eastiand 20 the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
"cviver Answers Miller

According reaching not word
ciy thn recent Democratic bean feed last
tsatariay oct H. 1889
the biggest the country 10
and involves foreign relations
welt strength government
this important question
people creating all disturbances Democrats
point white and Negro voters might
Democratic office holders TO solve the
point Miller entirely and reminds Of
under the hen ard went
Killed the peacock
alleged speaker individual and
party including
governor proved While this fellow
phantom Faubus Democrat The point a
Chicago Daily Tribune 5si has pointed out recently
that congress segresatonist but
immensely
party councils There almost aggregation
tsa in tho Republican party self defense Negro
should back Republicans especially Cor
campaign the losc tina,
Minnesota heauo having
party others Then they tell
Grassy need two Republican senators TO
Humphrey % Mimi from voting 20 cancel Sen va
rhyes On giving o. Manifesto
by which promptly hs keep
Negroes n slavery
Democratic equAte
IT,
the proves exists with the
south cyl rights south
third h election the northern Democrats viii keep
quiet about thatr rebellion the federal government think
ITS bum bargain northern Denis but they have bought ~
sen Humphrey win taking orders from arch
segrcgationist Lyndon tp
rhis guntesns Negro rights gong
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
Question The Congressional
Candidates

The Negro and his usual friends the independent yoter this
year win have 20 ia the interest ~ supporting the Supreme
eoar, decision against segregation public education and
Accommodations support those candidates who stand firmly
against race segregation ia American life
This is because is apparent that the final battle for
against segregation this will be 10 the Congress There
Is already throw the question 81 the supreme Court
ruling and lis full Implications into the Congress there win
perhaps be nationwide effort to obtain Congress action
support Of the courts ruling
This will not be because Congress wants the responsibility
Of mpemenns the court ruling hat rather because the public
interest viii demand that the Of defiance against
order and almost downright against federal authority
may grow unless congressional aciien is taken.
II therefore is very important that the successful
ddaes in congressional and senatorial be those
mitted 70 the constitutional government and against
the attempt In certain unlawfuly impede and cir
cumvcnt the supreme decisions
No c,xcn who believes the supreme Court constitution
ally sound and morally when il ruled against the
enous ncqucs offered BY the Jcro schools OF the South
should vote for any candidate who does promise support
this phase Of the eivl rights program.
closely questioned By voters his position the school n
tegratcn.
II he hens aud haws bis prior interest IN the civil
rights open question he is be ruscd
against the insous racial system in public institutions
which has been allowed grow the South ISIS snd
which plaques the entire nation directly indirectly and
eerair9 adds nothing TO international reputation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
Attempt To Scare The Jewish People

The bomngs Of Jewish religious temples In the American
Southland Il return 70 the barbarian Of the early centuries
when The Jewish people The objects u continuous persee
tion and oppression,
The United stnes Of America should bow head IN shame
mat such occurrences could happen nation ike ours The
bombngH illustrate just how VIZ have TO 90 IN the Il 4 before
we become fully civilized nation
Any school boy now AZ high school age knows nov y ma
southern Jewish religious temples and institutions are tho
of hate bombs
The soneago elements IN American society like the XXX
aud The White Citizens Councils looking around for some
body 70 blame for the school Indignation besides themselves
where tho blame belongs They refuse to recognize thai The
American Constitution required them to proceed through the
years 70 provide equal education their Negro school chill
den when they failed 70 do h the world began catch up
with them and further oadng o the Constitution after NAAc
lawsuits finally convinced the the separate but
equal theory which never was equitable, had 10 90
II went and some or the architects u ts demise
we're Americans of the Jewish faith the anti enites saw an
opportunity TO blame the Jews at nation for the ede which
se aside the CLEARLY unconstitutional yioIqon 81 citizenship
rights Of millions Of the eountrys citizens,
The Jews through centuries have contributed more than
their share e the health wealth. culture science aud spiritual
growth 81 the world in which live Their very existence and
their tremendous contributions rebuke 10 The
raesta and the haemongea They 10 bear more on
PRECISION than ether group Of God children but they remain
strong and resilient and unafrad
Although The NAACP founded by New England whites
most Of them of Protestant stock Of the nation have
~ the later years of the the NAACp a. national
force nave been blamed for IT, potency aud strength The Jews
OF The nation at least those IN leadership the North
supported the MACE have labor unions The liberal
movements because they knew that the things from which the
Negro suffered unjust aud unfair aud threatened the
foundations upon which this nation founded grown
The American jewish people with tradition IL having to
|rmount heavy odds recognize continuance Of rea b
oy encourages religious hgotry and that practice tho two
sins are identical twins
The hisos know h and have put rough pressure on tho
southern Jews The bomhngs arc all part ~ the program 10
brighten the Jews Of the nation into adopting haudoff pne
~ The ineRraton crisis The history Of the American lows m
deaes that they viii not bow before bgotry wherever Il reas
Us ugy head nor will they run
Y is possible that the christian bgats who dynamite
Jewish temples do not recognize the stole durability az the dew
h faith and their great strength udar unfair aure~ II /,
possible also that these elements do remember that a certain
other Jew BY tho Of Jesus wthsopd persecution aud
physical violence vicious the bobugs which disgrace our
nation and yet reuaus ehrned the memory ~ countless
millions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-17
Reps Clergy Critic
tLetter In the 81. Paul Pioneer Prcssl

sir Sept Waite OF MINI Homeowners Inc. nut ne"
~ IN accusing ccreymcn chuhmen Of being carried away o
emotional hut clever they support the principle OF
open occupancywhich Is the proper descriptive ps i "
the teeeitfn term he hase coined, forced occupancy"
understand the working OF the
religious mind that religion and BROTHERHOOD
are being Knocked attempt to make democracy re-
atty IN all phases Of living Minnesota
settled by reedonloving people entered me union
With strong abolon majority proud It's tradition Of
having the finest social climate in the nation
step step believe IN the social principles Of Christianity
have practices community by the Same cam
pagning going and in each instance those who hold
pride sacred than human rights
nave opposed the legality Of democratic principle.
Does he bad lived 100 years ago he would
Minnesota Slaves property and
YOU can't deprive property would be his socpotieal
philosophy the majority % Mnnesotans agreed
with Abraham Lincoln.
Minnesota history minority particularly
Indians improving member u minority group has
Same mentioned the without
his being pointed his identity He enter
hotel where hts dignity and economic status makes him
an acceptable paying guest
He can sacrifice privileged educate
bright daughter, American that
may profession Of his choice All this
accomplished despite the noisy racs in
midst
iv purchase children
belongs minority and the seller
happens TO be Mr. Waite The real
agent says get made with the
banker
nents ali made then the
mortgage" victim conspiracy Obvious
Nv IL family good
ncghborhood that
against them.
our winning the campaign FEPc hasn't aprtsond-
any employers snFEPCcrs you
please drop petyst
ranlN oTFARY soREM.