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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26
Fifth District DFL
commends Robbie's
Vigorous compoign

The Firth District nrL t,Socu-
tive Committee has votei unam.
NOUS communication Of Joseph
Rehbie's campaigns ror Congress-
e was disclosed today by District
Chairman George Martens, Mart
ems. Vice Chairman Kenneth scott.
FORMER State Chairwoman Anne
Vctter and Mary Iaddy were
named hY the Executive Caumit-
Zee % publish the unanimous ae.
tion which commended Robbie and
expressed confidence IN Martens
Martens said that the Executive
Committee meeting had nearly
i0oss attendance, plus all hat one
Ward Chairman living within the
District who WAS later contacted
and eoncurred in the action
The statement follows
The Firth District nrL Exec.
utivc Committee oommonds loscph
Robbie for his effective and cour
agoouu campaigna IN the face OF
great odds against the eatronohcd
Republican Incumbent Congress.
man IN 1886 and iaSS.
we believe that Mr. Rohblo'a
enlightened discussion of the great
issues o. world ana domestic pol
tiles aud hts Vigorous campaigns
not only have done credit 10 Dem
ocata and liberals in South Min,
noapoln but have materially aided
all Dl2, candidates
THE concentration ~ money
and Republican effort which hes
been required 20 save his opponen,
has strengthened our party IN
priot campaigns whom this avail.
shrhe nt Republican money has
not been needed Ia save theil
Ipnh District Congressman this
money and these efforts have beer
used 70 support other Minnesota
Republicans
eve accept thr explanation OF
District Chairman George Martens
that he was miaquoted by Gen,
( Newhali ia the daily newspaper
on November az, 1908 and hav,
confidence that he dld not maxi,
the rrmatita attributed Ia hin
directly or indirectly hy Mr. New
hall We know that Mr. Martenl
has supported and worked cloael,
with Nj Robbie and wc express
our confidence tn both Of them
We agree with MT Martcnl
that the Newhail article was mis-
cheyioua Inaccurate ana unfaiI
ana we note that Mi Newhall has
admitted that The original souru'
of the material in his article wa,
an uHdiscinaed informant who IN
douhtodly had an axe TO grind
30 responsible District officer ~
momber of this Executive Com
mlttce has had any part IN nucl
report
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26
CUPID susYi

Marriage licenses applications
30 Ned have been taken out In
Minneapolis by LeItoy hoAillion.
"a. s7i7 Oakland Az aHd Rsmon-
sea Gibson. 20 rs Fremont Az ~
Also ~ Charles l.. Smith Jr
~. i4i7.ilth Az n. aud Kay r.
Tsylor. ~ 1879 Olrar1 Az ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26
BARBARA TATE AND
THOMAS BROWN WERE
WED. DECEMBER 9

Announcement 81 the marriage
~ Miss Barbara Tate 90 Mr. Thorn
as Brown OF Minneapolis, was
made this week by The brides
mother, Mrs Aryilla Tate of 37tG
First Az s.
The couple repeated vows on
Monday December 8, az the resi-.
dence Of Rev NJ l.. Simmons
who was the officiating minister
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are az home
AZ 1900 Portland Av
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

chain. are reluctant 90 pail ~
the road. cay Institute pHieiala
They fear getting stuck In
banked sEow or soft shoulders.
What they forget, whsn
thsy stop IN traffic lanes. ~
that visibility Is pas 81 lee
worst AID slippery road sur.
faces make Il nearly impoa.
Hibie for oneamiHg tfaibr TO
make emergency ptsps or
auiek shifts 10 direction.
N yau must stop. The Inst
tntaa safety adVice Ia VISIT HDiil
you cah pan entirely ~ tho
road. out ~ che line n traffic
Then be r1TF 81 uao only ths
r'wht hard door fgf rcttirg 81
aBd oHt ~ your raf ard AZ
night always leave your head
sights ani
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

an income of not less than So
600 annually before he Is able 20
vote
The income must be established
over a t,yo-ycar period, or he must
own property equivalent 20 the
income,
Under the Land Appurtionmcnt
Act passed by the government, no
African "a permitted 90 seek resi-
dence in a so.oaiied white or
European community despite his
income OF social status
Rritain Wants Laws Modified
The British Government has
taken the position that lava In
the Federation must be modified
and AheraiiEed Co the point where
Africans win have u greater share
IN The economic ana political life
~ the country. African national
ism cannot be atopped u can only
b. channoled on tho right or wrong
course leaders say here,
The feeling against colonial
status or all countries Is mount
ing. bat independence cannot be
granted until all peoples are al
lowed 10 share IN governing thom-
su;vea 1hia uniquely applies 10
the Federation ~ Rhodeaia The
success Of obtaining dominion
status in 1860 win depend how
rapidly improvements are made
within the African population
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26
Negro Pastors Who
Refused Jim Crow
Threatened At Meet

Nashville, Tenn Five Nash
vile ministers who attended
the Oral Roberts Evuneelistic
Crusade at the Playground Coli
scum were threatened with
foreiblc election after they re.
fused 20 20 90 the segregated
area Of the balcony designated
for colored persons
Insisting that segregation
and worship do not property 20
together. the ministers retained
their seats on The main floor 81
the coliseum. IN spite 81 taunts
and threats ~ arrest from ush
ers and the soIlriiious eptrcatY
Of Negro maid.
Az active members ~ the Nash
Vile Christian Leadership Council.
the ministers involved were the
Rev G r Vivian. pastor Of First
Community Church, the Rov w
O Wells pastor of Westwood Bnp
tlst Church. the Rev Y. w. Kelley
pastor Of CLARK Memorial Mcibo-
dist Church the Rev James N
Lawson Vanderbilt student and
Southern field director o. the Pei
luwship ~ Reconciliation and the
Rev Kelly Miller Smith pastor
o. FIRST Baptist Church Eighth
Ave and president ~ tho Nnsh
vile Christian Leadership Couu
I'll.
UNABLE TO GIT seats 20
Rcthet. the five ministers took
separate seats on he main floor
~ The Coliseum
They we're seated ouiy min
uie Or ~ before nerwously wnil
ing ushcrs invited tho ministers
70 ~ upstairs 20 the segregated
srea 81 The balcony
When The uahcra saw that the
men would not move they BE-
came increasingly aiscourteotn
n was aiscopcetting 70 one ~
the uabcrs who. when be told me
Rev Ne Kelley be would be
thrown oat heard the minister
say "Its al night they ericl1sd
ny Christ
The Rev NJ Wells related hop
he was amused ~ man sitting
near him who turned bic back
when Oral Roberts suggested that
me nearly 5000 persons shake
hanas with the persons sitting
nearest them bat be az MOI refuse
20 pass me collection plate ~
bin ard even "cofricoualg" waited
rnfn the Rev Ar wtlH wrote
= check
HART ARMSTRONG. AN orr
ciai with the Oral Roberts team
I'D ;he rev Hr sfnifh that NJ
aggregation practice was so o.
rl8an - ule heai committee
while Ne bead Usher nsid g
waa a requirement ~ ~ Oral
Roberts team
This vas his sefnsrs shfn tbs
Rev NJ Smith poirtsg %, nat
~ Buy graham Crlsade wss
unReTrs9sts-i ~ Nashville
Nrs Arostrong aalG brother
nateyts s Interested griy IN heal
lng sn1 aaigaiian ~ ioral c,is-
fcswa b. sad
To Eeg ~ Fmifh askrf hin
h.f ases1f W rlasrta 80 sny
oorreefior hsfuesn Salvation $50
fte pufucs ~ srgrrgafion
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

Institute for
safer Living
- hfch HuR
ErHta risk
getting stuck
Instead Of
struck"
Many mo
tgriatB who
Huat stop 70
change tire
clean wind
shields on ad
maj "A Alfn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26
Get Stuck
Not Struck
by Jeanne Smith,
Dodge Safety Consultant

USE CARE and caution when
you stop your car along the
highway during wlntsror else
youll invite a roarond collision.
This warming comes from Tie
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

This edition our regular Christ
man edition although dated Friday.
December 20 actually was printed,
issued and mailed on Tuesday. do.
crnlber %, 1888.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

Nv NANtH
Cranberry Mplds These inBigif.
uAi salads ate extra deltfiuos w.
cause they're made Wiih extra
rich CarnaiAgn E4ApJfa,ed Nilk
C'arnatlon IS specially hgnpge-
nizrd for letter blending When
your friends taste thsfe ernrhy
salads they viii resolve r. ~
better cooka. the Carnatlon way
CREAMY cRAHsERRY Mods
Makes about 8 - 8 serv.Hgsj
! possoge % oyntssl oroogs
floyofsd ssla'ins
! cup hot s'onbsFry lUits
Q, ~oisr
Y. cup lemon iViss
y, cup sfonbefrY isiiy
y, eUp ltrpoll soni
yndiIy'sd CARNATIONS
tVApoeArfo MIX
Y, cop chopped oppls
Y, cop chopped celery
z, eVp diced erongss
Dissolve RoIaisna IN hoi cram
berry juice Add lemon juice ard
crunbegry jelly Nix Thoroughly
until n1ari ~ leily lie dissolved
CfdN until consistency - uns
beaten egE white SIR q remain
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26
DOMINION STATUS FOR RHoDESlA
CALLED REMOTE FOR FEDERATION

Salisbury, southern RhodeSa Chances to obtain dominion
status the Federation Of the Rhodcsas by 1860 remain re-
despite the victory OF Pme Minister Roy Weleusly aud
his United Federal Party IN che federal election
The fact that Britain has granted independence TO Ghana
promised the Nigeria by 1860 has naturally inspired
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26
In Los Angeles: c
Would Be Slayer Of
Widely Known Attorney
SurrenderS To Police

Los Angeles lANP)-Warren Wilhe" stroud, subject OF
citywide search for the shooting Of Atty Curtis G.
Taylor widely known criminal and divorce lawyer surrendered
to police early last week.
Stroud trapped the attorney in his office shortly after
Taylor had in Superior court divorce for the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

Our new phone number nj the
main office IL Taylor 7-a021 or
Taylor 5-402s. Cali us for your
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

Pay your subscription promptly.
~ helps yeur credit rating and the
paper can use the mOncy.--Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

Law students at the University
OF Florida rejected an attempt TO
limit membership in the John Mar.
shall Bar Association to members
Of the Caucasian race
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

AZ the University Of Texas, the
Student Assembly voted 17-1 ask
ing that of campus eating places
and other facilities for students be
dosegrcgated The eafeterias ~ the
University Of Texas arc integrated.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

A college Fraternity, Theta Xf
at Amherst College in Masaachus-
etts, which had been suspended by
its national organization after hav-
ing pledged a Negro, voted to sever
national ties completely
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26
STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE
BELIEF IN EQUALITY
AT HOLIDAY PERIOD

Rock and Roll isn't the only in.
terest Of high school and college
students Some are concerned with
the problems Of segregation even
II they personally are not faced
with closed or bombed-out schools
In Birmingham, Michigan, high
school students have started fund
drive 70 help rebuild the bombed
Clinton, Tennessee high school
They have already collected more
than $500. and are writing 10 other
schools TO join the campaign
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26

La representation de seis nacio-
mes latinoamericanas es particular
mente notable, poraue a ningun
festival habian asistido tantos de
ellos.
Argentina presentara la cinta
filmada en- cinemascope "Dioses
Extranos y ell documental breve
"Creadores de la pintura argen-
tina. Este uItimo tendra aqui SUI
premiere" mundial.
Brasil exhibira la cinta Eel Lila
mado de la Selva."
Chile ha inscri:o dos cortos. eel
ojo y la Camara," y "El Ballet en-
Chile"
La contribution de Mexico son
dos peliculas de largo metraje: eel
Rebelde Bella Vista" v microbes
de Ceniza."
Uruguay inscribi6 ell documen-
tai "Mas ALA del Rio Mortes."
Venezuela, finslmente, exhibira
Ell documental "Campeonato de
Pescadores."
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26

5-LiSta o catologo.
6-Pronombre personal.
7-Parte del pie.
8-Existian.
9-Informar, prevenir.
10-Deseos de beber.
11-Circulo o redondel.
16-Tratamiento espanol.
18~-Semejantes, parecidos.
20-Abeja.
21-Del verbo alisar.
22-Cures, Inv.
23-Del verbo ir.
25--Monumento de Atenas.
26-Grave, estricto.
29--Que Sc ajusta a la verdad.
31-Hostiga.
32--Region del norte de Africa.
35-Decretos zaristas.
37-Dementes.
39--Ocurrencias.
40-Escuela Industrial Espanol
42-Cofre.
44-Oxido de calcio.
45-Circulo o redondel.
46--Dignidad etiope, Inv.
47-Letra castellana.
48-Apocope de santo.
51--Repetido, ser querido.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26

Ell gobierno accedio ell martes
a construir I'm edificio para ofici-
mas %federales, en- ell lugar que lie
ha sido ofrecido por la Comision
del Condado Dade. Ell costo del
edificio Sc ha presupuestado en-
$8,875, 900.
La aceptacion ha sido condi-
cionada, sin embargo, a que Ell
Condado retire una restriction
que ha impuesto sobre la propie-
dad.
Ell terreno, que mide 3.6 acres,
esta situado en- la esquina noroes-
tie, de la Gale II y Avenida IL,
enfrente del edificio municipal
de la ciudad de Miami.
Franklin Floete, jefe de la
Administration General de Ser
vicios, firmo la aceptacion del
terreno, durante una reunion
con los comisionados del Conda-
do, Faris Cowart y John Mcleod.
Cowart informo que Floete y
otros miembros de la Admins
TRACTION General de Servicios, Sc
reunirian ell proximo martes con
la Comision del Condado, para
tratar de resolver la question de
la restriction sobre la propiedad.
Sc informo que a la Administra-
cion General de Servicios lie es-
ia prohibido, por la ley, adqui-
rir terrenos con restricciones
sobre eiIos.
La restriction sobre esa pro-
piedad Sc reduce a que la AGS
tendria que conformar SUI fabri-
cacion a un plan general de TO.
mento del Condado que afectaria
a todos los terrenos propiedad
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26
perusno nos VsfS
mi Libertinaje, nj Oppression"
Lena de uno de los Libros del
Abogado Rail A. Beraun Bedoya
Defiende los IdeeIss del Presidente d. Prado

mi LIBERTINAJE nj OPRE-
SION, es uno de los lemas que
lleva como menSaje uno de los
libros de Raul A. Beraun Bedo-
va, publIcado en- Mexico por Ell
joven abogado peruano que aho-
ra nos vista en- Miami con mo-
two del Festival de las Americas
que recien lego a su termino.
Interrogado sobre la actual 81
tuacion politica peruana, Beraun
manifesto, EEL PRESIDENTE
PRADO es un buen abogado de
la Democracia y de la Libertad",
"esta confrontando una dura lu-
cha contra los problemas econ6-
micos heredados del Gobierno
anterior, sin embargo, agrega,
aun quedara por hacerse la re-
forma Institutional del pais''.
"Es necesario abrir nuevas fuen-
ties de production para la clase
media y ell pueblo. Los grupos
economicos en- mi pals permane-
cen aup muy ceIrados, y las ms
tituciones de credito del Estado
no cumplen su mission.
Sabiendo que Raul Beraun es
Secretario General del Partido
Union Revolucionaria, de larga
historic en- la politica peruana,
lie preguntamos 81 su partido es.
ia en- la oposicion, pues ash pa
reciera desprenderse de I'm re.
portaje recientemente aparecido
en- ell Herald, a 10 que Beraun
aclara: mo es exacto. Nuestra
posicion partidista no es de opo.
sicion. MantenemoS nuestra Ii
bertad de critica constructive y
nuestro grupo parlamentario en-
las camaras faeciona en- forma in
dependents, pero entendemoS
que es justo y patriotico apoyar
al Gobierno de Prado, cuyos IT,
tulos de legalidad son indiscuti-
bles"' Los males administrators
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26
HofeIeros de Miami Beach Contra
Gambia de zonificaci6n de Faja.
de Terreno con Fines Turlsticos.

te la economic de TODD Miami
Beach, dijo. mo Sc como des-
cribirlo Seria la ruina de Miami
Beach,.
Ell abogado de los IL propieta-
rios de la faja de terreno afecta.
da, Carl Hoffman, informo que
Novack tenia intereses en- la
discutida faja de terreno.
'Aun cuando 70 puedo ganar
mas con Ell cambio de zona", de-
claro Novack, ''yo creo que ese
Gambia causaria I'm dane enor-
me a Miami Beach.
Jack Lear, administrator del
Sea Isle dijo que SUI hotel tenia
de 20 a 30 por cientc menos
huespedes, que 10 corriente para
ell mes de JUNO.
"No necesitamos mas hoteles
nuevos La eompetencia es tan
aguda que nuevos hoteles no ha-
ran mas que agudizarla. Fue un
gran error la aperture, ell ano
paSado del Carlton V del Deau-
vile agrego Lear.
Ben .Chasin, propietario del
-(PaSa a La pag. Z,
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26
Ike Extiende saIudo a los Delegates
a Ia Convention de la Cdmaru de las
Americas CeIebrdndose en- Miami

Ell sigulente es Ell texto del tele-
grama dirigido por ell Presidente
Dwight D. Eisenhower, a. Sr. AL
fredo B Camel Vice-Presidente
Executive de la Camara de Conner
clio de las Americas en- OCCASION de
la reunion de este importante or
ganismo en- ell Hotel Dupont Tarle-
ton lie Miami:
Sr. Alfred B. Camel, ViceyPresiden-
tie Executive,
Camera de Concrete de las Amer
cas-,
Dupont Tarleton, Miami 1, Fla,
Favor extender mis- cordiales sa.
ludos a los delegados asistentes a
la 8a. asamblea annual de ia Canaan
de Concrete de las Americas.
Como miembro de una gran CO.
munidad de naciones, nuestro me-
jor interes requiere una politica
de mayor cooperation Ell progreso
y bienestar de cada una de las ma.
clones esta relacionado directamen-
te al progreso y bienestar de to-
das. Los esfuerzos de SUI organiza-
cion en- beneficio de los ciudada.
nos con impedimientos fisicos pro-
wee un esplendido ejemplo de csc
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26
SeS Palses L%atinoamericanos en-
eel Festival de Cine de Berlin

BERLIN, JUNO 25.-(UPD -
Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Mexico,
Uruguay y Venezuela Sc cuentan
entire las 81 naciones que Sc haran
representa- en- ell octave Festival
International de Cine, de la anti
qua capital alemana, que Sc inicia-
ra Ell dfa n de JUNO.
FL festival durara doce dias y du.
rante ellos Sc exhibiran Is cintas
de argumento, cuatro documenta-
les de largo metrdje y A films cor
tos.
La Union Sovietica, adn cuando
fue invitada, no asistira. Tampoco
10 haran ninguno de los otros PAL
SEES del bloque soyietico nj Yugoes.
lavia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26

y economicos del Peru son de
orden cronico. No dependen de
este Gobierno. Surgieron hace
muchos amos y Sc han venido
agravando a traves de los suce.
sivos periodos presidenciales. Sc.
ria iniusto atribuirselos a la adj
ministracion de Prado'. LA omi.
sion, evldentemente involuntaria
de I'm parrafo importante en- mis-
d%eclaraclones al Herald, podrian
quizas desviar la Interpretation
justa sobre mis- opiniones poll
ticas. Agradezco al Diario Las
Americas, y a su Director DR..
Aguirre, su interes en- nuestros
p%roblemas".
Raul Beradn Bedoya, preside
Ia Association llamada "Conversa-
- Pasa a la pagina Z
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26
So %Inauuura Ia Aeya Tienda "BIaekfon" ell 10 de Julio

Ell proximo martes 10 de iu-
lilo &c inaugurara la nueva item
da de BLACKTON FIFTH AVE-
NUE. en- ell Seybold Building 81
tuado casi en- la acera de en-
frente de la otra tienda que
abrio esa reputada firma en- oc-
tubre de 1856 en- ell So de East
Flagler.
La nueva tienda. construida a
un costo de mas de 100000,
habra de ser un "rendez vous"
de las mujeres elegantes. Tendra
tres pisos con una fachada pre-
ciosa de c~ristales de dos pisos
de alto y Sc considera una de las
tiendas mejores equipadas de
Miami. Els la decima en- la cadena
de establecimientos que la firma
BLACKTON FIFTH AVE, tiene
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26

HOKlZONTALES
1-Constelaci6n.
4-Zarcillo.
s-Agarradera.
12-Punto cardinal.
13-Relativo a los polos.
14-Fijar la vista.
15-Arbol siempre verde.
17-Palpitacion.
19-Medida de peso, Abv.
30-Regiones.
21-Daban su consentimiento.
a4-Comarca de I%ndochina.
27-Caso de pronombre.
3e-Agrupacion Revolucionaria
Nicaragiiense, Inic.
!. 3o--Color secundario.
3o-Preposicion inseparable.
31-Joviales.
determination de infinitivo.
az-Llor6n, por ejemplo.
36-Desembocadura de un rio en-
81 mar, Inv.
N-Organisacion obrera Interna-
eional, Inic.
3e--Repugnancia.
3e-Tormento de los reprobos.
41-Cocinado en- seco.
45-Espacio de tempo. y
Abel verbo casar.
A--NdmeYos.
4e-Remueva Ia terra con Ell ara.
do.
@-Manco, martir inca.
S4--Epoca.
SS-Articulo, P1.
A-Planta de flores rojas.
ss--Noja pursante.
vERTICALEs
l--Se atreye.
a-Prsfijo in~separable.
a-Prendas de mujer.
]-De apuntaS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26

Tn numeroso grupo de hote-
leros de Miami Beach concurri6
oil martes al juzgado de Circuito
del COndado Dade.
Ante Ell juez Grady Crawford,
declararon en- contra del cambio
de zoniflcacion del terreno que
Sc extiende por ell litoral, hacia
Ell norte desde Ell Hotel Eden
Roc, hasta Ell Royal York. Los
propietarios de esa faja de terre-
no luieren que Sc declare IONA
de hoteles, para podel venderla
a buen precio. Tiene 1000 pies
de largo.
Los hoteleros, con frases pest
mistas dijeron que Ell negocio del
turismo estaba muy malo. Ase-
guraron que la aperture de esa
faja de terreno para la fabrica-
eion lie nuevos hoteles, signifi-
caria la ruina de 40 manzanas
de hoteles del sur de Miami
Beach, ocasionando quiebras a
sranel.
Negaron los hoteleros que sus
MaloS negocios hayan dependi-
do completamente del NAL ITEM
po de la temporada pasada.
Ben Novack, propietario del
Hotel Fontainebleau, declare
que Ell ano 1857, que fue euando
mas ~turistas han venido a Miami
Beacn, ell so por ciento de los no.
teles no ga1larob dinero.
Indic6 que cuatro hoteles que
81 Fontainebleau surte de hues-
pedes, cuando esta lleno. han te-
nido dificultades este ano. Ell
Sorrento y Ell Sovereign, dijo,
han cambiado de arrendatarios
y Ell Crown y ell Cadillac Sc han
declarados en- quiebra.
"Cambiando la zonificacion de
esa faja para construir nuevos
hoteles Sc afectara drasticamen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26

en- todos los Estados Unidos.
Ell Sr. Mark Blackton, Presi-
dente de la firn,a, ha declarado
que la razon por la cual Sc ha
estaplecido una nueva tienda es
porque SUI firma superb ell esti-
mado de mas de medic million
de dolares de ventas en- SUI pri-
mera tienda. "Y esperamos, ana
dio ell Sr. Blackton, que la Sc
gunda tienda, que hemos abier-
to en- ell Arcade del Seybold
Building, duplique csc estimado
de ventas y la tienda original de
Miami siga creciendo
FL Gerente General de las dos
tiendas 10 sera ell Sr. Albert
Blackton, vice Fresidente de la
firma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26
Disfrutu de su
Vista d I. U.
Srfa. Colombia
Por JOSEPH HINsHAW

WASHINGTON, JUNO rs.
(UPD-La hermosa colombiana,
Mercedes Baquero, reina de belle
% del Festival de Miami, tuvo aver
"a Washington I'm dia agradable,
d, bien cansador.
Con otras dos bellezas latinoame-
ricanas, Anabelle Nobel, de Ecua-
dor, y Luisa Maria Burillo, de Pa
mama, Ia Reina almorzo en- Ell res
taurante privado del Senado.
La sehorita Baquero INDIGO que
Aabia estado encantada en- ell al.
(Pasa q Ia Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26

espiritu esencial de mutuo respeto
y responsibilities.
Els un placer enviar los mejores
deseos por ell exito de esa asam-
blea.
Dwight d. Eisenhower
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26

JESUS MARIA SANROMA, -el
virtuoso pianista puertorriqueno,
conocido ampliamente en- Estados
Unidos, America Latina y Europa,
aparecera como solista de la Sinfo-
MICA de la Universidad de Miami
ell proximo domingo % de JUNO.
La combination de Sanroma y ell
director John Bitter es slempre
gran attraction de los conciertos
Pop" del verano. Ell programa, a
tener lugar en- Ell Miami Beach Au-
ditorlum 'incluye obras de Smeta-
ma, Granger, Strauss, Lecuona,
Rachman;noff, Rodgers y Ander-
son
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-26

de confiarse en- ell Tic Sam, en-
que c%onstruira un edificio boni.
to" declare que ell asunto de la
restriction seria llenado en- la
proxima session de la Comision.
81 la operation Sc lleva a cabo,
Ell gobierno pagara al Condado,
la cantidad de $4,000 por ell to-
reno.
Floete ha indicado que Ell es-
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