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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
Postmaster Austin
Pleased With Eorly
Mailing Campaign

Postmaster Cicvo r Austin is
pleased with the prompt response
20 his recently announced Mail
Early For Christmas Campaign
Many firms are getting out large
mailings long In advance OF the
Christmas rush The most impor.
taut item IN having all mail de-
liverod before Christmas Is the
fun cooperation OF the public In
early mailing Of cards and gifts"
Austin declared. Postal facilities
have been expanded, 5000 temper.
airy employees are now being
sworn In and we are geared 70
handle "A record volume Of Christ.
mas mail IN Minneapolis this year !"
Christmas IS less than month
away now warned the Postmast-
or and We stress three rules for
prompt delivery of your GIFTS
Wrap them securely. address them
c"yrrctIy tincludn zone numberl
and mail them early"
Mr. Austin warned against take
ing chances on poorly wrapped
packages Use corrugated mailing
cartons. plenty OF heavy wrapping
paper and lie well with strong
cord
size and weight limitations for
parcels vary according 70 the
office Of mailing Cau the Post
once for any needed information,
addressee and sender should be
enclosed in each parcel
Careful addressing of Christ.
mas cards Is very important" the
postmaster continued, 'and l urge
An extra label showing names OF
every person Ia bring his mating
list up 90 date Last the complete
name street and number. city and
state and the an important Zone
number, Residents % Minneapolis
and the 10 suburbs OF orr postal
delivery area win have zone dir
ectories providing zone numbers
for all local addresses zoning viii
br DO ~ Yourself project Re.
member 20 show your return add.
rcsz N Is socially correct 90 use
e and VIII let your friends keep
their mailing lists UP 90 date"
Continuing his advice % patrons
Mr. Austin urged the use ~ first
class mail service FOR Christmas
cards by sending them first class
az &c each patrons may seal the
envelope ard enclose written mes.
sages Also, the letter win be FOR.
yardcd or returned FREE II nee.
cspary Cards scut for &c must "a
unsealed. ard only a signature Is
permitted
Mr. Austin concluded his mes
sage with a plea 90 patrons 70 uss
the Local out OF Town and Local
Zoned labels on bundles % Christ.
mas cards, stating that a s'Ipply
would bc delivered with each gone
directory on December 4 Deliver.
INK Christmas mai Is battls
against time 80 patrons are asked
Ga rlaB agt a. town parcels hsfors
Dyccmh~r 10 ard al others before
DcccmheF rs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
SHOOTING VICTIMS
RITTs HID NOV. 10

Services fut William ltsfuy Fer
yell ~ II i1ts rhira - s wcre
held az ~ am Wednesday No
vsmbyr 20 ~ woojar1s Funeral
Chapel with REV James G Hodge,
officiating Burial was IN Roaedaio
cemetery
Fcrrpll was killed Friday Nov
81 tsce story elsewherol
he u survived nv his father,
Wmiam FWryeji who ia hospital
lKoa In Wadaworth. kaus broth
er Charles Fatryu ~ Chicago
several asirfs. an uncle Frank
tTrrrll u Chicago and other tcias
tivrA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
ZION BAPTIST

esAptN hsshA
A goodly number atten q q
morning worship sunday NOvem-
Der -. despite the snowfall The
Pastor. Rev n w Bolts ST.
brought brief but soul stirring
message from Matt 2O.6 HIS
sub feet vas why Stand Yc Here
an the Day Idle p Rev Bolts
emphasized that as ambassadors
Tor Christ, We must work for Hin
II We expect our Just reward We
enjoyed the message Rev F.
Henderson gave the offertory
prayer
Music was BY the combined
chUlra with Mrs. NJ Warder al
the organ and Miss Barbara Green
and Miss Linda BuchanOn. pianists
a bapusnal service conducted
~ Rev Bolts assisted BY Rev 8
r. King was conducted following
the sermon.
Registered visitors we're &C.
knUWisdgcd
The evening worship was can.
cclied AZ Zion in order that the
pastor and congregation might At.
tend the Minnesota State District
convention held az Bethesda Eap.
list church Rev Joseph Jackson
pastor OF Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church read for The opening scrip
tgre Romans SIS Rev John Young
host pastor gave the Offertory
prayer Music was by combined
chgir3 representing five churches
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
Truman Pierson
Was Here +. i.

Truman Piorson " 8 postal
emploge longtime writer pafnph.
ieteer and civic worker was among
the first readers ~ this paper 10
yiow the nev plant
lie came In q day before the
formal opening and came back on
ons u the days Of thu open
house
Mr. piera0n wrote the paper that
his name waa left out Of The liai ~
those who came 20 SEQ ths new
plant We checked the lat and his
name was omitted, hGsa. or Why.
we 90 not kngw
Recently Mr. riefsop wrote a
letter 10 the editor euticiaing the
papers editorial position This
mlssive never reached the paper
M pterson called the office IN the
veil known Truman Piersou man
mr. proceeded 10 lodge q full
and lengthy complaint
The paper couldn't complain
overly or answer back because w
rieraon alsD Il quite compliment
airy when he thinks the paper
takes good editorial position
he's not HtiuRy with hIa praise
W. atll don't know how Of ali
| the names ia tnn guest register
his was the sol" name omitted
but We beg his pardon and hope
| 10 won't happen again
You see Mr. picuon addressed
hts complaint on the latter ON.
mission thusly Dear Former
/ Friends aud We don't want %
be former friend 81 good kind.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
EXCITING AFRICA
MARCH THROUGH
Oup PAGES

Tho most exciting place In
tho world to-day is Africa EVe
cry week la this paper there
l~ news about sffica VIA the
Associated Negro Press and
other sources not found IN any
other paper Published In this
arva.
kceP up with what's going
ga In tho former Dark Cont
eat" whore nationali~rn and
freedom In on the march Cor
the millions 81 natives who now
liberty and Justice.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

Omission rsle O. an error. the
namo % Mrs Floyd pcnls Jr was
omitted when ,ha Mcteors gave
thpir sadie hawkins pay party
November "a at ths Sterling Cfah
AIRS pCole was one ~ tsc chap
erous ARID Mrs Jossph Sykes was
a sporsor from ;hg sterling Club
tris name was also omitted frcr
atr story
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
cNnn or THANKS

The family ~ the late Mrs
1eslla Calhoun wishes 10 convey
their deepest expression Of graf
itude % friends ana neiEhhors Tor
sympathy expressed through flow
ora cards. kilograms and other
personal services during our late
bereavement Special thanks 70
her pastor. Rev n vs. Bolts Tor
his ennqoling words and prayers
and 20 Rev NJ T. simmons and
Rev John Young Tor their com
fprtlug assistance
Mr aud Mira James Moprlns
niece ant nephew
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
CARD OF THANKS

] wish 20 thank the person who
returned my overcoat that had
been taken by mistake at Bethesda
Baptist Church The coat was re-
turned Sunday in response 20 an
ad inserted in the Minneapolis
SPOKESMAN.
Garrett n Hall
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
Seventeen Nufionol
Groups Join In
Filibusfer Affdek

Washington tANPi Heads ~
~ national organization hnye
called upon Senate majority lead
81 Lyndon Johnson a Texas Dem
oora, moi TO take part ia the 'so
called compromises which would
"eyado o. deny the right 81 nlh
1ority ulle in the Now Senate
thus freezing the present uiic ~
thereby condemning meamngful
civil rights Legislation 20 the ~.
buster dungeons where past pro-
pOanla have perishcd
Oppose Postponemeni 81 Rights"
Legislation
The combined group Expressed
"dismay at senator JghHsDn's
omiaaiou ~ civil rights legislation
from his " point program Tor The
next Congress and AZ his proposal
10 defer confederation ~ civil
rights legislation IN 1860 awaiting
tho report Of tho Commission on
civil Rights
IN would be- folly" they aaid
ITO wait a year for recommnnda-
ti0ua ~ only speculative value
while confronted with ertsis Of
great urgency"
Want Two Thirds auio" Changed
The present rule calls faf two
thirds ~ the members ~ the Sen
alto 90 vote for olglnrs before this
ruIe cnn be applied 70 shut ~ q
filib,istsr
These groups favored the hight
~ n majority ~ The Senate ~
break filihustsr and force vote
after extensive debate THIS
they said 10 necessary "a "opeH
the door 20 much needed civil
ftNHiH HAR"iatA"h
Among organizations favorinK
The riira change wero the NAAt'p.
tho AnsIican Council on Human
riighls Nmalgamated Clothing
Workers Amulg1matsd Meat Cut
tew American Ciyn Liberties TN.
Ion. American Veterans Commit
toe Americans fur Democratic 40
ton Brotherhood ~ Sleeping Car
portefa. Elka international TIN
ION 81 Electrical Workers Japan
oss American CltixsBa League.
National Maritime Union. Depart
mont a,aro Union Unitarian Fci
igwahip for Social Justice. United
Automobile Workers United steel
workers and The womena Inter
national League for Peace and
Freedom
Douglas And Humphrey
"Optimiatio"
Senators raul Douglas ~ tllinnia
ana Hubert Humphrey of Mime
sofa have written 10 their newly.
elected Democratic colleagues re-
porting that prospects for sue
cess wrte never as bright % now
80 move "a tighten tho SENATE
rutru against rlibuaisr
They also warned that the rum
cred compromise emanattnE
fuau the advocates ~ unllmltcd
debate would be ineffective ~
hnlilne filihuatsfa On eivtl rights
measures and would attempt so
10 tho hands ~ future aenates
against further rules changes
while making an inuniteainal
fsI,nF aaaf1p an FtnfftFrs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
Dedication poqe

The following names are % he
adsird TO the Dedication Pages
which hang In the foyer ~ the now
Spokesman and Recorder building
iss,~s A, Boyd
r. Mewosy - Nrs. ,se''se Neil
Me- Jsssis wiisy
M cad Nss eey~asd Hatcher
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

accepted as a new member. Mrs
George Vaughn was "A welcomed
visitor The group made plans "a
sell aprons for Christmas project
Planned Christmas Party, Christ.
mas committees, Jerry Cabbcll
Fannie Clark, Helen Grey and
Gwyn Tolbert Helen Haynes
birthday was remembered with
cards and cash Marie Tolbert was
histeas HamburEersi apple pie ri
cheese and hot coffee was served
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28
AMr Church


We would Ike 10 announce the
d.dieatory services 90 our new
edifieo 81 James AME Church
1900 Smelling Ave So. Sunday
November 30. Services are a. fol.
laws
SUNDAY Nov 80, o. sm Rev NJ
! ilendrleth main speaker
sunday Nov 90 ~ am Dr
Nelson rfyor. principal speak
or.
Sunday. Nov 30 $50 pm REV
~ T. simmons. kuY speaker
Sunday Nov 30. o. pm Pro-
gram by the aenlor choir
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

Holiday Fair Hasaar Sponsored
by Womons Auxiliary. ~ Thomas
Episcopal Church. Friday. Dee. 8.
q Neon until - Masonic Temple,
$3.50 18th Ave- sa. Dinner served
Christmas gifts. Proceeds fer
Church hnlliing FUND ---Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

Mrs. Gladys MCGOWAN secre-
tary-Feporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-28

Garrett H. Han
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-24
PARKING's A SHOPPING "ACCEssORY,"TOo..

It's the fashion to park easily at the 8 Hecht stores.
Al Washington only Zoe for the first hour and IOc for
each additional halt hour traction. thereof Wonderful
parking facilities at Slver Spring and PARKingfon
stores, foo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-24
PACED FOR
CHEMISES
I&~4

tol ceIIini's modeI-T in oIeorine potent leather
-. perfect with every ehemse on the seene
Available third floor. Washington Only OF
1898
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-27
MIAMI SPRINGS. Fla. JUEvEs ~ DE MARIO DE 1858
CRISIS ECONOMICAL Y GOBIERNO
DEFICIENTE

Els innegable la e~xistencia de crisis ecOnOHlcas
en- varios paises latinOamericanOs, crisis que, en-
muchas ocasiones, afectan ell b~ienestar general de un
nImero plural de NaciOnes de nuestrO cOntlnente.
DentrO del sistema interamericano deberia bus
carse la manera de como sOluciOnar csc tlpO de pro-
blemas, mediante la cooperation economical, habll-
mente dirigida y e~ficazmente practicada.
No son pocos los casos en- que esas crisis han
sido determinadas por Gobiernos deficiencies, o no
han sidO sOluciOnadas pOr ausencia de capacldad
del regimen. ST a la existencia del malestar eco
nomico Sc agrega la triste realidad de un GObierno
sin sentidO de responsibilities o cOnducidO pOr ele-
mentos inexpertos, la situaci6n Sc agrava, y ell pue-
bio tiene que sufrir, en- gran ~escala,, las cOnse-
c~uencias.
I'm buen GObiernO no puede hacer milagrOs, pc
70 ST puede, a base de rectitud administrative, de
asesoramiento tecnico, de economics, de f0mentO de
la production, eliminar, o reducir EN- alguna pro-
porci6n razOnable, la magnitud. de la crisis. LO pue-
de l0grar mediante SUI acci0n interna y, ademas, me-
dante sus ~gestiOnes en- ell campo de las r~elaclOnes
internaciOnales.'
I'm Gobierno respetuosO de las instituciones de-
mOcraticas, con 10 cual %garantiZa la estabilidad p0-
Utica; I'm GObierno que maneja los fOndOs publi-
eos con hOnradez y que desenvuelve sus activldades
sin improvisaciones p~eligrosas nj imprudencias te-
merarias, no encuentra mucha resistencia en- ell ex-
~trahjero, 81 sabe %plantear SUI case, para obtener, al
menOs algO, de cooperation economics international
para hacerle frente a la crisis.
BESIDE luego, este no quiere decir que en- Lati-
noamerica TODD pueda solucionarse en- materia eco
monica con TN buen GObiernO para cada Republics,
va que hay una multitud de factories ajenos quizas
q este, que determinan la existencia de las crisis alu-
didas. Pero no cabe duda que cuando ell pals esta
regido por genie responsible, consciente de sus
obligaciones, conocedoras de las realidades del me-
dio, Y que Sc hacen ases0rar pOr persOnas ~capacita-
das en- cada ramo, es menos dificil la labor ~relativa
q la ~busqueda del bienestar nacional.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-27
Comedia Electoral de Ia URSS
Por BORIS SoUVARINE

PARIS.-El 16 de mario ha te-
nido lugar en- Russia un nuevo 81
mulacro de eiecciones parlamen-
tarias para renovar ell llamado
Soviet Supreme. Las informacio
mes p%rocedentes de Moscu ha-
blan incluso de la "campana cleo
toral" mas seria del mundo. Es
sabido que Ell Soviet Supreme no
tiene NADIA de supreme, puesto
que esta a las ordenes del Conf
te Central del Partido. Els sabi-
do asimismo que los electores
tienen que votar una lista uni
ca v official. Sc sabe, ademas,
que los candidates escogidos por
ell Partido ser5n necesariamente
"elegidos" por I'm vote cast una
mime. Sin embargo, la oligar-
quia en- ell poder evidencia la
singular necesidad de jugar pc
ri6dicamente la misma comedia.
Ash, como, segun La Roche
foucauld ia hipocresia es Ell no
menaje que Ell vicio rinde a la
virtud", Sc puede decir que la
comedia ELECTORAL sovietica es
una espeeie de homemade que los
comunistas rinden al regimen re-
preventative. Ahora bien, este
no engaia mas que a los que Sc
quieren deiar enganar o a los
tontos. Cuando Sc celebraron
elecciones en- 1854, los candida
tos que ell Partido designa sin
reir como "bloque de los comu-
nistas y de los sin partido" OBJ
tuvo ell 80 98 por ciento de los
sufragios. (Stalin en- una OCCASION
obtuvo ell 101 por ciento.)
NADIA falta en- la comedia re-
presentada en- la Union Soviet
ca, nj siouiera los discursos cleo
torales de los candidates elegi-
dos por anticipate.
Khrushchev ha utilizadc la oca-
sion para renovar sus bravatas
habituales. Una vez mas ha
kabfado mentirosamente de la
prosperidad s~ovietica contras-
tando con ell marasmo america
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-27
Sc

En- Ell lenguaje grammatical ingles, sentence tpr. sentens) sgni
flea I'm conjunto de palabras con que Sc expresa I'm pensamiento com
pleto o concepto cabal, que es precsamente 10 que en- castelano Sc
denomina oraci6n. Pero sentece tene tambien las connotaciones de
periodic, pasaje, clausula y Erase.
Con alguna frecuencia Sc We o Sc oye usar la vz sentencia cor
los antedichos signiicados de SUI paronimo ingles. Tai uso ocurrfa en
Ell pasado, como puede verse en- Saliva (Gramatica ed. So, 1910, p 100,
1927 pero en- espahol contemporaries es manifiestamente erroneo,
porque sentencia e, segGn la Academia, "dcho grave y suscinto que
encierra doctrina o moraldad". >Por donde Sc echa de yer que toda
sentencia es una oracion pero no toda oracion es sentences.
Els angicada esa traduccion de I'm capftulo de las Memorials de
COrdeIl Hull:
Else mismo da preparamos I'm mensaje.. Ell Presi
dente 10 aprobo, agregandole una sentencia que deeia
que nuestra posicion no impedirfa discuhr Ell asunto
despues de haber sdo tornado la organization"
Ell traductor debio decir causula, Erase o pasaje.
Igualmente impropia es la sguente version de un texto juridico:
"Esto es 10 que dispone la seeunda sentenda del ar.
tculo".
Aqui Ell equivalence correcto es periodic o parte.
Cuando se emplea sentence en- ingles en- SUI sentido gn6mco, es
decir, como sinonimo de proverbiO, aforsmO, apOtegma, adago 0 ma.
xima, Ell termino sentencia traduce con cabaidad y correction SD
expresado paronimo. FL: s
"Y dejando la serie pesada y fastidiosa de preceptcs
Aridos y secas sentencias". (Quntana). -
"Todo cuanto auf ha dicho Ell buen Sancho, dijo la
Duquesa, son sentencias catonianas". (Cervantes).
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-27
|RELDJ::.
|sovisto del ueonfecer eubono. ~.
exclusive para DIARIo LAS AMERICAS,

exclusive para DIARro LAS AMERIcAs)
SANTORAL DEL DIA-La Igesa Catoica celebra hoy Ia fs
tivdad de santos Ruperto, obispo; Juan, confesor y santa Lila
m&Ytr.
BESIDE La Habana. amigos de RELoJ nos enviaa les ssuientel
nohcias:
N~QUERO-Muertos a baazos Evarsto Gamb6 Gaudencio
Reginaldo Tamayo Tamayo, este ultmo de solo is amos. En- ID
Colonia Dominica, Central Isabel, fue balaceado resultando muertc q
joven Juan Planas de % amos.
~YARA-Pr6ximo a la finca y arrocera propedad de Roca ,
Alvarez aparec6 balaceado un desconocido
YATERAS-En Ell barrio de Yaguaramas, proximo al. central
San Antonio, apareci6 muerto a balazos un desconocido.
CUNEIRA-MunIpo de Guantanamo resulto muerto q baazos
81 mayoral de la Coonia Rancho Grande Rafael Montero Pedrosa.
GUANTANAMo-En Ell barrio de Tiguabos fue muerto a balls
EOS Jose Infante Ruiz, resultando herida grave SUI esposa Hermini
Rivero.
cAMPEcHUELA-Muerto de 5 balazos Luis Felipe venes
Romero.
CORRAL NUEvO, Matanzas-El IA de Enero amanecieron col
gados en- la carretera que va de Matanzas a Corral Nuevo, dos HON
bres j6venes precisamente a 300. metros de donde explotaron ele
mentos revolucionarios I'm polvorfn en- Dciembre. Estuvieron pen
diendo de las sogas mas de 48 horas. 4
ULTIMA HORA! Fuerzas Revolucionanas del Directorio. Re
volucionario atacaron Ell Quartet de Cabaiguan entire San SpiritA
ylGuayos ocasionandoe al ejercito 7 heridos.
CALENDARIo HIsToRICo.-n ae mario d 1889. ssnseAas
h Autonomfa Universtaria.
Desde Ia Sierra del Escambray los eonbatientss dd DIscterA
Revolucionario NOS envian, con ell rueso de 81 publiraei6n = -
suiente read6n de Combates en- Las Villas: 81
FL Directorio Revolucionario hacienda buenas las palabfas d
ss drigentes caidos y martres abri6 un rente de conAbate - \
Gasa . II R4ena =
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-27

no. Ha reiterado sus ataques con-
ira los Estados Unidos a los que
acusa de malas intenciones, al
mismo tempo que los invita- a
aceptar la, famosa '"conferencia
en- la cumbre".
Ell vocero de la autoracia
poststaliniana Sc erige en- in
terprete de la "c%onciencia hui
mana" para denunciar ell derra-
mamiento de sangre en- Ell Nor
tie de Africa, que Ell achaca a los
"colonizadores', cuando es ar
chisabido que los terroristas mu-
sulmanes y comunistas franceses
entertainments asociados Sc ME-
gan acknowledgements a I'm cal
to al fuego' y a elecciones Ii.
bres. Los que han exterminado
la mitad de la poblacion musul
mana del Turkestan, que han
deportado a Siberia a los tche-
chenes. los inguches los karat
chais y los tartaros de crimea,
que aver asesinaron a los obre-
ros y estudiantes de Budapest,
esa genie Sc atreve a dar lee
clones de humanidad y preco-
MIA los derechos de los pueblos
a disponer de ST mismos.
Sc plantea la question de sa-
Der 81 e, Gobierno de Washing
ton va a decidirse en- terminus
categoricos y diafanos, que to-
dos puedan comprender, que no
Sc puede acordar ell menor ere
ditto a los enemigos que dan
pruebas tan evidentes de mala
fe.
81 los Estados Unidos renun-
clan al liderato del mundo Ii
bre, 81 Sc abstienen de desbara-
tar ell iuego oratorio y diplomi
tico de Khrushchev, la 'llamada
dra lugar en- tales condolences,
que los resultados seran inevita-
blemente en- detrimento de ais
democracias y en- beneficio ex-
elusive del imperialismo pseudo
comunista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-27
TEMPERATURE
-
p@T eemSSgr@d@|
La Atfitud de las InsiiiuciOnes
CiVicas de Cuba

Despues del dramatico llama
do hecho por ell Venerable Epis.
copado cubano en- relaci6n con
la gravisima crisis politica rue
afronta esa RepIblica hermana,
ell manifesto de las Institucio.
mes Civicas de hace pocos dias,
publicado en- la edici6n del do
mingo % de MARIO de DIARI0
LAS AMERICAS, constituye Ell
mas categ6rico y fuerte docu-
mento que haya visto la luz pG-
blica en- ell senalamiento de las
responsibilities del actual Co
bierno frente al caos polftico.
Mas de cincuenta instituciones
civicas del pals firmaron csc
mensaje saturado de augusta y
patriotismo, con 10 cual Sc de-
muestra que la magnitud del pro-
blema cubano ha alcanzado pro-
porciones extraordinarias. No es
la voz de los politicos, que acaso
podria considerarse interesada,
la que denuncia la crisis, sino
la voz venerable de los Prela-
dos y la palabra respectable de
las inStituciones civicas las que
senalan la ruta reivindicadora.
No es possible Greer que haya
mala fe o mala information de
parte de organizaciones como la
Confederation Nacional de Pro-
fesionales Universitarios; Ell Co
legio Nacional de Abogados; ell
Colegio Nacional de Arquitectos;
ell Colegio de Contadores Publ
cos; ell Colegio Nacional de Doc
torres en- Ciencias, Filosofia y
Letras; ell Colegio Nacional de
Ingenieros CivileS; ell Colegio
Medico Nacional; la Agrupacion
Catolica Universitaria; Ell Con-
sejo de Gobernadores del Club
de Leones, para solo mencionar
unas cuantas de la larga lista de
instituciones que firman ell ma
nifiesto que acusa al regimen.
Algo grave, gravisimo, tiene
que estar ocurriendo en- la noble
Patria de Marti, cuando un con-
junto de organizaciones de esta
ITALIA aboga por un absolute cam
bio de rumbo en- la conduccion
de la vida Official de la Republi-
ca. Porque las Instituciones Civil
cas-, despues de dar motives, abo-
gan por ell establecimiento de
I'm "Gobierno Provisional de
transito integrado por ciudada-
nos de relevante prestigio que
en- function de union nacional,
sea designado con la conformi-
dad de todas las fuerzas whales
de la Nacion, y posibilite la pa
cificacion del pals con la adop-
ci6n de medidas cue conduz-
can, en- breve plazo, a la decision
del destino historico de Cuba a
traves de unas elecciones que
habrian de desenvolverse con
plenas garantias democraticas'.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-27
Luis Munoz Marin Y Ia America Latina

PUNTOS CULMINANTES DEL DISCURSO-"Debe hacAse una mayor distinction
entire la aciMd de los Estados Undos hadal sp uebks amigos con gobiGnos democrahcos
amigos y los puebos amigos con gdherms dranhs que. conddern ventaoso apovechare
de los Esados Undos" -. @W
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mer@do comun lahnoamercano r." @
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"El gobGno Que ayuda dene que evar todaim impression de condcior N ayudaa la
insktenda en- amn dogma :. F."