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Ellis Auto Body Works. Dover, Does Complete
Auto Refinishing, Repairing, Repainting,
Auto Upholstery Work, Auto Tops, Glass Work

Ellis Auto Body Works, 800 S.
Governors Ave, Dover, offers a
comprehensive auto refinishing
and repairing service and is one
of the largest and most complete
ly equipped shops in Delaware.
All types of auto body work,
from dents to complete wrecks
are expertly refnished at Ellis
Auto Body Works, which has "a
hour wrecker and towing service.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06

would be wise to get your order
to the seed dealer early. Farmers
who wish suggestions about the
best pasture seeds are welcome to
call the county extension Office.
Certified seed is always a good
buy, the agent reminded. The GER
tification tag and seal is insur-
ance the seed will be true to type.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06

is another speciality of Ellis Auto
Body Works, established 26 years
ago by William H. Ellis, the pro-
prietor. Mr.. Ellis has been in this
field for 40 years and employs a
large and capable staff of IS.
John Carr is manager of the shop.
Pickup and delivery service is
provided. Hours are 1880 to 5 Ave
days and 7:3O to IL Saturday.
Call Dover 1855 for estimates.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06
Anchor of Dover Does All Local And Long Distance
Moving, Is Agent For Atlas And Anchor Van Lines

Anchor of Dover 8 col
Anchor of Dover, Mary and
Pear SITS, Dover, offers a COM
plete local and long distance haul
ing service, handling the entire
operation, including packing and
Grating.
The firm is a locally owned and
operated moving and storage SER
vice and is an authorized agent
of Atlas Van Lines, Inc, and
Anchor Van Lines, Inc, with ia
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06

family.
In addition, Kennett Shoes also
features orthopedic and corrective
shoes. Doctors prescriptions for
shoes are expertly and carefully
filled. Established in 1947 in Will
mington by Walter H. Kennett,
the shop has been at this location
since 1852. Mr.. Kennett has been
in this field for % years. He has
two capable employees at the
shop, open from $3.50 to $50 six
days a week.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06
Kennett Shoes, Dover, Features
Fine Shoes For Entire Family

A clean and sanitary shop where
only the finest ingredients are
used in all products, Mack's Bak-
cry has enjoyed a fine patronage
since it was established in 1889
by L. Harold Mack.
Mr.. Mack, who has been in this
field for 80 years, has a capable
staff of five. The shop is open
from 8 to 6 five days a week and
is closed Wednesday. Stop in for
delicious baked goods.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06
An ASSOCldIeu Feature
Bob Mayors" and Nat Winneker

home court with spaces for so
homes and plans to build 80 more
spaces each So by rs feet in size,
the largest lots for mobile homes
in the State. All modern conven-
fences are provided for residents
at the location, established in May,
1856, as a mobile homes court and
also a mobile homes leader since
last March.
A. R. Pugh is president of Lake
land, Inc. Marshall r. Pugh is
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06

oming, Horace M. Woodward of
Middletown, Paul B. Hastings of
Georgetown and Edward Oskels
of Seaford.
The following sire reporting
committeeman were also elected:
For the Ayrshire breed, G. Wal
lace Caulk of Woodside; for
Guernseys, Henry Kozicki of Clay
ton; for Brown Swiss, Vaughn
CHM of Middletown; for Holsteins,
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vice president and John D. Pugh
is secretary-treasurer and man
ager.
Discover the great advances
which have been made in the de-
sign of mobile homes in recent
years by stopping at Lakeland,
Inc, and inspecting the new mod
els with many built-in features
for comfort and convenience. Cab
Dover 8405 for all information.
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Becky's Beauty Salon 8 col
Becky's Beauty Salon, Sc S.
Governors Ave, Dover, is a fully
equipped, modern beauty salon
featuring all beauty culture SER
vices.
Patronized by many women
from throughout this area who
like the personalized services and
fine facilities of this r-condition-
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06

or of Dover uses the Master Pack
System of packing dishes and
fragile items, eliminating shredd-
ed paper and newspaper. This is
the newest and cleanest system in
Packing. Frank t. Heinemann is
owner of the firm, which he estab-
lished three years ago. He has
been in this field for 20 years and
employs a capable staff of nine,
Call Dover 1928 for all informa-
ton.
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agent.
A report to the agent from the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
said current supplies of some var
ieties are twice the average an
nual amount planted. Those in
clude Merton Kentucky bluegrass,
bentgrass, perennial ryegrass, SUI
dan grass, Ladino clover, and
Chewings fescue. Seed for these
varieties should be widely avail
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06
Becky's Beauty Salon, Dover, Is Modern Shop With
Complete Beauty Service, Featuring Hair Styling

Established for three years, the
salon has been owned and oper-
ated since last July by Mrs. Dotty
Dulin, a beautician of "a years
experience, who employs two cap
able assistants. Becky's Beauty
Salon is open five days a week
and is closed Saturday. For ap-
pointment, call Dover 1862.
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&c. Mtiades Studio, Dover, Does All Photography,
Portraits Weddings, Features 5-Minute Copy Service

has been at this location for a
year. All work gets his personal
supervision, assuring the custom
er of complete satisfaction. For
appointments, call the studio at
Dover 7102. The many satisfied
patrons of the c. Miltiades Studio
are your assurance of satisfaction.
too.
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views are also made by the studio,
which does charging and features
custom picture framing.
Serving customers in a 20-mile
radius, the c. Miltiades Studio is
owned and operated by Cleman
Miltiades, a photographer of IS
years experience, who established
the studio three years ago. He
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cilities to move household and
other goods anywhere in the
world.
Anchor of Dover has two fire.
resistant warehouses for storage
and is an T.C.C. and PUG. auth
orized carrier. The firm operates
three trucks of its own and
through its agency with Anchor
Van Lines and Atlas Van Lines
is set up to handle any moving
need promptly and reliably. Anch-
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c Miltiades Studio

c Miltiades Studio col
C. Miltiades Studio, 211 Loock-
erman ST., Dover, offers a COM
plete photography service for all
needs and occasions, featuring a
fast, five-minute copy service.
Portraits, weddings, groups and
babies are expertly photographed
by the c. Miltiades Studio, which
also does commercial work. Aerial
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ed shop, Becky's Beauty Salon
features expert hair styling and
shaping.
The latest techniques are used
in cutting and tinting and per-
manent waving, and Becky's
Beauty Salon also does manicures,
scalp treatments, shampoos and
massage, among other beauty SER
vices.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06

The shop does expert auto paint
ing, using the finest finishes.
All auto upholstering work, in
Guiding repairing and installations
of complete new interiors, is ex-
pertly done at Ellis Auto Body
Works, which also RECEIVERS auto
tops and does installations of
glass.
Complete auto repairing, includ-
ing automatic transmission work,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06
GRASS, LEGUNIE SEED
PLENTIFUL

Pasture grass, legume and lawn
seed is plentiful this year, mean
ing prices should be low and
choice wide, according to George
X. Vapaa, county agricultural
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06

State Board Of Education
State Welfare Home-Smyrna
Woods Haven School for Girls
Office of Attorney General
Department of Elections
(Kent County,
State Highway Department,
Mosquito Control
State Highway Department.
Traffic Planning
University Of Delaware
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06

Howard Wilkins of Milford for {
Jerseys, A. Bailey Thomas of Dow
er.
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National Guard
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Commission
Archives Commission
Board of Agriculture
Auditors Office
Commission for the Blind
Court of Chancery
State College
Communications Division
Board of Correction
Family Court
Forestry Department
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where the public good is concerned
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD
is important

Governor J. Caleb Boggs and these state officials
along with many others, are representative of
the more than forty state agencies in Delaware
that have Blue Cross-Blue Shield groups through
payroll deduction. These groups afford health
protection to many state agency employees
men and women whose knowledge, experience
and skill are devoted to the public good.
Group Hospital Service takes pride in know
ing that the health care and peace of mind
provided by Blue Cross-Blue Shield contribute
in some measure to the fine service these agen-
cies perform for you, for your family, for all
Delaware citizens
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Permanent Budget Commission
State Police
Public Service Commission
Department of Public Welfare
Department of State
Supreme Court of Delaware
State Tax Department
Traffic Division Service
TreaSurer's Office
Unemployment Compensation
Commission
Board for Vocational Education
& Rehabilitation
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Board of Game & Fish
Commissioners
Governor Bacon Health Center
Board of Health
Selective Service
Highway Department
State Hospital--Farnhurst
State Hospital-Stockley
Department of Justice
Insurance Department
Library Commission
State Library
Motor Vehicle Department
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Advertisement
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
RESUMEN De LOS JUECOS De
BASE BALL EN- CRANDES uGAS

NUEVA YORK, julio rs CUPID
- I'm ionron de Yogi Berra con
I'm compahero en- base en- Ell octa-
vo inning inicio la ofensiva que
produJo a los Yanquis de Nueva
York las carreras necesarias para
imponerse a los Tigres de Detroit
por anotacion de diez a siete.
Ell batazo de Berra, segundo hit
en- tres turnos, dio ventaja de 8 a
5 a los Yankees en- esa entrada.
La victoria eleva a trece juegos
y medic la v~entaia de los Yam
quis en- ell primer lugar de la
Liga Americana Ell record en- ell
circulto fue establecido por los
propios Yanquis en- 1885, ,cuando
~lograron tomar ventaja de 10 jue-
COS y medic.
Los Orioles de Baltimore, por
otra parte. vencieron a los Medals
Blancas de Chicago por 7 3 los
Indios Cleveland Sc impusieron a
los Senadores de Washington por
6 a l.
En- la Liga Nacional la ventaja
de los Braves de MailWaukee Sc re-
dujo a 6 puntos despues que per-
dieron frente a los Cardenales de
St. Louis por 4 a o. Los Gigantes
de San Francisco y los Phillies de
Filadeifia no pudieron realizar los
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

BOSTON, julio 25.-(UPD-
Cuando Bill Norman Sc hizo cargo
del pueSto de manager de los "Ti-
gres" de Detroit ell pasado 9 de jul
Mo, llamo al pitcher Jim Burning
y lie diio: ''Tu eres mi muchacho
favorito Y no pudo haber hecho
mejor SUI selection.
Mezclando n buena bola rapi-
da con certeras curvas, ell "mucha-
cho" de Norman lanzo Ell primer
no hit no run de la temporada de
1858 en- las MayoreS, s%uperando al
Boston Red Sox por 8 a 0 ell pasado
domingo.
Burning fue un ganador de 20
juegos ell ano paSado, pero tenfa
solo marca de 2-5 cuando Norman
reemp;azo a Jack Tighe como pilo-
to de los Tigres. Ha ganado 6 y
perdido solo un eneuentro desde
entonces, y sus companeros atri-
buyen S mejoria, parcialmente
por Ell momento, a una mayor sa-
tisfacc1on por parte de Jim.
Cuando Burning complete Su
encueniro contra los Red Sox, que
habian ganado sus ultimos seis jue-
COS, Norman comento:
LA verdad es que mi muchacho
estaba tirando aspirinas desde Ell
how :Uordod9D
Y de verdad era asf. Burning
utilize 1872 lanzamientoS para To-
graz ell no-hitter poncho a IL, pa
SO a 2 y lie pogo a Jackie Jensen.
Los los primeros bateadores del
iuego por POGO echan a perder Ell
juego a Burning. Al Kaline tuvo
que ir hasta la cerca del right-cen
ter para atrapar un largo batazo
de Gene Stephens, Y luego Pete
Runnels por POGO Sc embasa con
un roletazo lento por tercera.
La labor de Burning lego a su
elimination en- ell noveno episode.
Habia ponchado a 10 hombres, Pc
70 en- ell noveno tenia que enfren-
tarse al mas poderoso trio del Bos-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
hu|tado Williams por "Escupir
en- Direction a los Fandticos"

CHICAGO, Julio rs. -UPD.- Will Harridge, Presidente de
la Lga Americana, muh6 hoy a Ted Williams, ,jugador de los Medals
RoJas de Boston, con $50 d6lares pOr eScupir en- direction de los
Expenditures del juego entire 81 equipO y los Atleticos del Kansas
City.
Harridge manifesto que "a nuestro juicio su eonducta fe
periodical al beisbol".
Harridge mult6 a Williams sObre la base de un informe de
Eddie ROmmel, umpire principal en- ell juego de Kansas City.
Eda es la segunda vz en- la vida de williams que es penalzado
pOr expresar SUI resentmientO en- la fOrma indicada. Hace dos amos
ell manager del Boston Joe CrOnin lie impuso una multa de 5000 do.
lareS pr escupr EN- direction de los fanaticOs en- Fenway Park.
Williams 10 hzO Ora vez aver. Haba bateadO una
rOlata en- la cuarta entrada en- direction de primera. Harry
Simpson, Ell primera base del Kansas City, recogi6 la pelota y p6
la ~almOhadlla. Williams, figurandose que ia a salir siempre de
out, dej6 de cOrrer EN- Ell momento en- que Simpson pis6 la base.
CuandO Williams Sc volvi6 para caminar en- direction del dugout
del Boston, la mulhtud de 1262S fanatcos, comenz6 a abuchearlo.
Williams escupi6 y la multitud eOntindO la rechifla con mas in.
tensidad que antes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
AGRADECIDO

Incidentalmente, los Gigantes-
sin lmportar 10 que hicieron por
Harris no t~uvieron buena Suerte
con ell Gambia. Dieron a Harris y ell
antesalista Ossie Virgil, ambos jul
gando ahora regularmente con ell
Detroit, por ell infielder Jim Fini-
gan, que fue enviado a las Memories
ell paSado dia Is.
Harris bateo .240 para los Gil
gantes ell ano pasado e insiste en-
que no We diferencia algu antre
las dos Ligas a pesar del hecho que
SUI average es so puntos mayor es-
tie a1o. que ell pasado.
"Tienen tan buen pitching en-
este clrcuito como 10 tienen en- ell
otro" anadio. la unica gran dife.
rencia que he notado es que las
condolences de viaje y hotels son
meJores en- la Americana que en-
la Nacional."
Harris dice que los dos hombres
que mas lie han ayudado desde que
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
Bob Cery Acusa a Ryne Duren de
GoIpear|o en- Forma intentional
TIENE FL BRAVO DEREcHo MUY HINcHADo.-PRIMERA
PELEA DEL AZ ENTIRE YANKEES Y AUTHORIZATIONS
Por MILTON RIChMANp. de Ia UPl

a darIe a nadie intencionalmente"
pero anadi6 que pensaba lamar
pegado y alto "cuando la OCCASION
10 demande.
Duren posiblemente ell pitcher
mas veloz en- la Liga Americana,
no hizo comentario alguno en- re-
lacion a las declaraciones de Cerv,
FL resto de los Yankees, sin en-
barge. no perdieron tempo en-
ripostar.
"lAsi que los de Kansas City es.
tan braves Ell? dijo Casey Stem
gel. "pues bien csc tipo Cerv jue-
ga muy fuerte. iVieron como Sc
trio en- la segunda base el sabado?
y luego cuando 10 sorprendieron
fuera de primera, trato de lumbar
la bola del mascotin a Bill Skew
rom.
"Asi fue" aseguro Skowron. "Me
aran6 tratando de tumbarme la
bola. Y ESQ que el y yo somos
amigos.
Algunos de los players Yankees
estimaron que los pitchers de Kan
sas City puede que traten de ripos.
tar tirandoIe a ellos. Y que Mic
key Mantle sers Ell blanco favori-
to.
"Al diablo" dijo Stengel, "los
pitchers en- esta Liga han estado
tirandole a el TODD ell afo. ESQ NO
es NADIA nuevo".
Hombre a hombre, los Yankees
estan de acuerdo que Duren podra
hacerle frente bien en- case de que
Cerv o cualquier "boxeador" del
circuito quiera dirimir algun asun-
to personal.
Todo 10 cual no suena exacta-
mente con la conversation "fami-
liar" que estos amos han celebra.
do los Yankees y sus "primos" de
Kansas City.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
"BREAcK" coNsIDERA HARRIS su cAMBI A
Los TIGRES. AGRADEcIDo A LOS GIGAkTES PoR
EkVIARLo A DETROIT. BATEADoR EMERGENTE e.
PUESTo MAS FRO. DETALLES

DETROIT, julio Is (UPI)- Gail
Harris envio unas gracias trans
continentales a los Gigantes de
San Francisco, por eel. mayor
break de SUI vida" al cambiarlo a
los Tigres del Detroit.
Con los Gigantes, Harris fue un
oscuro calienta bancos, pero con
ell Detroit es ell inicialista regular,
cuyo batting de 1886 da a los Tt
gres I'm POGO mas de 10 que dieron
por Ell cuando 10 obtuvieron en- ell
invierno pasado.
Saba que no podia jugar con
los Gigantes", manifesto Harris,
mientras Sc quitaba ell casco pro-
tector y revelaba una cicatriz que
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
0rdenan Ia
Captura de
F. Carlo

NUEVA YORK julio 25 CUPID
- frankie Carlo considerable ell
Ear clandestino del boxeo, fue
acusado por ell Gran Jurado de
Nueva York, que investiga la CO.
rrupcion en- esa actividad.
Ell Fiscal Distrital Frank Hogan
anuncio que ell Gran Jurado habia
acusado a Carlo de association ill
cita y de actuar como promoter
clandestino y tambien de manager
clandestino.
Anadio que habia solicitado a
la policia de Nueva York que mi
Gle la 3usqueda de Carlo, cuyo pa.
radero Sc desconoce.
Sc entlende que Carlo es ell
principal objective de la investiga-
cion que Hogan inicio ell pasado
mes de mario.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
Por MILTON RICH

NEW YORK, julio "a (UPI).-
iQue es este? luna "bronca fami.
liar" entire los Atleticos de Kansas
City Y los New York Yankees?
Y ESQ es 10 que parece que exis'
te por la forma en- que Sc compor,
taron los Atleticos por la lesion
de SUI estrella Bob Cerv.
"No Sc 10 que lie pasara a Ryne
Duren 81 Cervy Sc 10 encuentra I'm
dia" declare un miembro del Kan
sas City, refiriendose al hecho que
Duren golpeo a Cerv en- un desafio
ell sabado y 10 forzo a estar fura
del line up en- Ell doble del domin-
go.
mo hay dudas en- mi mente de
que 10 hizo intencionalmente" di-
10 Cerv. "Miren como esta mi ante
brazo izquierdo. Luce hinchado CO
mo I'm globo. Esto no 10 olvidare
muy facilmente".
Cerv fuel golpeado en- Ell brazo
en- ell duoddecimo inning del en-
cuentro delsabado, despues que ST.
~companero Bill futile habia pega.
do I'm home run de tres carreras
que dio a los AS una victoria de
ga.
Ell "incidente" no fue ell primero
entire los dos equiipos este ano. Ell
pasado IL de JUNO tanto Joe De.
Maestri como Vic Power, enton.
ceS con los Atleticos, tuvieron que
tirarse rapidamente a terra para
evitar ser golpeado por enyios
de Duren. Ell as relevista Yankees
no fue exactamente advertido por
ell umpire de home Joe Papparells
en- aquella OCCASION, aunque 81 lie
"recordaron" que no lanzara tan
pegado.
Duren insistio despues de csc
incidente que "no volveris a tirar
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

es causa de que sus c%ompaheros lie
llaman "Cochise'.
para mi, los dos pueStos
mas trios en- ell baseball son pit
ching relieve y batear de emergen-
tie" ahadlo "Y batear como emer-
genie es 10 unico que podia hacer
con los Glgantes''.
Bill Norman dio a Harris, de 26
amos, una oportunidad en- la iuicial
tan pronto Sc hizo cargo del pues-
to de manager y nadie ha pedido
sacarlo de ALI desde entonces.
"Decir que estoy contento es po-
nerlo muy suave' comento Harris.
"No quiero que Sc equivoquen, de-
SEQ a los Gigantes toda la suerte
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
LAMA "Aspirinas"
Ell Box Dice Norman
mi MUchacho Favor to-, ExcIomo Nuevo Manager

ton: Gene Stephens, Ted Lepcio y
Ted Williams.
Stephens y Lepcio Sc convirtie-
ron en- los ponchados II y IL. Wi
lliams entonces envio Tin fly ruth
mario que fue atrapado por Al Ka-
line y Burning sali6 feliz del box
de Fec way Park.
Interrogado 81 trataria de lograr
otro no-hitter en- su proxima Salida
como abridor, Burning replica:
"Uno no debe apurar la suerte".
Fue ell primer no-hitter de las
Mayores desde agosto pasado y ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

primero en- Fenway Park desde ell
IA de julio de 1856 cuando ell pit
cher bostoniano Mel Parnell lanzo
I'm juego similar a los White Sox.
FL Boston no habia sido doblemen.
tie blanqueado desde que Allie Rey-
nolds, de los New York Yankees,
logro esa hazana en- 1851.
Los 29,529 fanaticos y compane-
roS Sepultaron a Burning con
aplauSos y regalos. Tambien gano
I'm premio de 100 cuartos de leche
y fellcitaciones por parte de los
Red SoX.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

dos juegos que tenian senalados
para aver a causa de la lluvia, =
Los Piratas de Pittsburgh VEN
cieron a los Dodgers de Los An.
geles por 5 a 8 y los Rojos de
Cincinnati derrotaron a los Cache.
rios de Chicago por 4 a 8.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

esta en- ell Detroit son Norman
y ell coach Tommy Heinrich.
Norman es ell tipo de hombre
que mantlene en- alto ell espiritu
de todos los jugadores" explic6.
Bill siempre tiene una palabra
amable para uno. Otra cosa buena
de el es que n otrata de adivinar %
que pudo haber sucedido. ESQ es
importante para cualquier juga-
DOR.
Heinrich trabaj6 con Harris en-
SUI batting y fielding.
"Creo que ha hecho una gran
labor conmigo' dice ell zurdo resi-
dente de Abigdon, Virginia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
Gail Harris dio las Graeias
a Giqantes de San Francisco

del mundo y espero que puedan
ganar ell pennant de la Liga Nacio-
nal. Pero en- 10 que a mi concier-
ne, no pudieron haber hecho NADIA
mejor para mi, que ell envio al
Detroit.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-10
WORTH REPEATING:-
Bad Day in Little Rock

The overwhelming majority of Little Rock citizens who
voted for segregation in the city's high schools will have a
momentary sense of triumph. They will reveal for a few days
in their votes which were intended as a shrek of defiance az
the Supreme Court and as notice that they will hold on to
their prejudiees come what may.
In the long run, and it won't be SO long at that, they
will find that they have only deferred what they regard as
the evil day when Negro and white children will attend
the same schools. Their votes can't stay the constitutional and
moral demand for the elimination of segregation.
They-these voters who voted their defiance and their pre-
Judices-wil find that they have done harm to their own
children by temporarily destroying the public school system.
They will learn that their proposed system of private schools
Just won't work in the last half of the goth Century and they
will ultimately learn that the courts won't brook their child
ih scheme.
The blame for the bad day in Little Rock belongs not so
much to the unseeing an unknowing voters as it does to
such people as Senator's William Fulbright and John McClel-
Ian and to Governor Orval Faubus. They are the blind who
led the blind but they cannot plead ignorance and lack of-un-
outstanding as the voters can. Fulbright is a lawyer and a
one time president of the University of Arkansas. Mcclellan,
too, is a lawyer while Faubus has had a fair education.
Historians will have compassion for the panic stricken
voters; they will have only contempt for the scheming politi-
clans who led them into the blind alley of race hate
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