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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
Declare ell s~eeretario

expreso Ell senior Rivera Santos que
de 1850 a 1856 este Sc redujo en-
$1,000 personals.
Sobre la falta de trabajadores
a~gricolas dijo que SUI origen es
reciente y que hasta POGO teniamos
I'm excedente de fuerza trabaja-
dora. Explico que "la attraction de
la ciudad ha provocado dos profile
mas: escasez de t~rabajadores en- la
iona agricola y congestion en- los
centres urbanos. "Es urgente", di-
10, "tomar medidas en- este asun.
to para no permitir que haga cri-
sis, hacienda la vida del campo
mas atractiva, proveyendola de to-
dos los servicios y facilidades que
pueda ~ofrecerle la ciudad. Y So
bre TODD, hay que recurrir a todos
los recursos de latecnologia, es-
pecialmente a la mecanizaci6n, pa
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
N[!Y1S 81 ND g.Z I1I|IE =LI2l S 52y| |||I2
! EE. UU. Sc propone Lamar toheies a Ia Luna

WASHINGTON, mario 7 (UP)-La Fuerza Aerea y ell EJercib
norteamericano, recibieron 6rdenes de lamar cuaro o posibemente
cnco cohetes "a las vecindades de la luna. ehtts
Ell Secretario de Defensa, Neil H. McEroy, anuncio ell programa
para ell Ianzamiento de 'pequenos vehiculos espaciales, sin trpu-
lantes' POGO despues que la Casa Blanca revelo que ell Preadente
Eisenhower habia aprobado ell plan para tratar de llegar a la luna
con estos arefactos.
La Fuerza Aerea hara "tres tanteos lunares' dentro del programa
destinado a "dar una mirada de cerca a la luna.
Ell Ejercito lanzara uo y posbemente dos de esos cohetes.
McElroy no djo cuando Sc realizaran los esfuerzos. 3
Ell Pentagono revel6 que los cohetes nevaran instrumentos SINH
lares a la televhi6n, que Sc espera que envien a la terra "informa-
cDn topografica' acerca de la luna.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

bita eliptica llega, en- su apogeo,
a una distancia de alrededor de
5000 Kilometres de la terra pero
su perigeo esta peligrosamente
proximo' A una d~istancia de So
10 $50 kilometres. Sc esperan
hoy cifras mas exactaS respecto
a la distancia mayor y menor de
la terra de la elipse del nuevo.
satellite.
Sc ha predicho que possible
mente no durara mas de dos Sc
manas y hasta algunos Green que
podria caer en- dos dias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

I'm voeero dijo anoche que es-
te ultimo lanzamiento cierra la
Ease de satellites Explorer del
eiercito, a menos que las auto
ridades de Washington cambien
de opinion y decldan que Sc dis
pare otro.
Afirmo ell vocero, que ell ejer-
cito no estara en- condolences de
colocar en- orbita otro satellite
hasta JUNO o julio, y que este
podria ser mayor y mas COM
plicado" que ell de aver. Pero
no dijo cuanto podria pesar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
~REAPARECE JEFF
BRASILENO

RIO DE JANEIRO (UP)- Ell je-
fe comunista del Brasil, Luis Car
los Prestes, reaparecio en- pdblico
aver despues de estar profugo de
la justicia durante 10 amos y decla-
no que en- las elecciones legislati-
vas de octubre proximo ell comu-
nismo apoyara a candidates ma
cionalistas, cualesquiera que seal
los partidos a que pertenezcan.
Prestes, en- una c%onferencia de
prensa a la que as~istieron mas de
100 c~ronistas, fotografos y CANA
~rografos, dijo: "He %regresado a las
actividades politicas como en- 1945
Pasa a la pagina s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

y conveniente para nuestra eeono-
mia, dijo Rivera Santos.
Anadio que clos trabajos que Sc
realizan en- Puerto Rico tendencies
a mejorar la industrial aseguran
buenos resultados 81 los caficulto-
res cooperan con SUI mas esforzado
interes y entusiasmo, y que la es-
tabilizaci6n de precios es a la vez
I'm incentive y una garantia para
los productores".
Senalo que ebay que duplicar
la production y abaratar los cos
tos',
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
Policiu BUscu
Mos Explosives
en- Area Miami

La policia detuvo a los cubanos
Miguel Bisbe Suarez, de 25 amos,
hiio de Manuel Bisbe. uno de los
jefes del movimiento rebelde on
ira ell Presidente de Cuba, General
Fulgencio Batista, Y a Jorge Ro-
(Pasa a la Pagina 50
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
Nuevos Poderes de Faisa| Pueden
Perjudicar Planes Sirio Egipcios

LONDRES, MARIO 27 (UP)-La decision del Rey saud, de entregar
a SUI hermano, ell Principe Faisal, amplas> facultades ejecutvas en-
Arabia Saudita, podria perJudicar los planes expansionistas de la Re-
pdblca Arabe Unida Egipo -Siria), dice hoy ell organo conservador
DAILY Telegraph.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

ra atacar Sa-
bia y pruden-
tie me nte este
problema".
Refiriendose
a la industrial
del cafe din
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
GS5f:Evy

Allegro, donde tie
men sus hogares la mayoria de las
familias estadounidenses, comenz6
a quedar vacio hace varias soma.
mas, en- vista de la inseguridad &c.
neral del sector. ee
Los parientes de AZ empleades
norteamericanos de la Texas Oil
Company en- Santiago de Cuba son
evacuados de la region en- vista de
las amenazas rebeldes de declarar
una ofensiva final contra Ell gobier-
no a partir del primero de abril.
Este extreme fue confirmado por
Charles Cutbirth, representante ID
la Texas Oil Company en- Santiago,
quien senalo que la evacuation es
"voluntaria" y que los hombres Sc
quedan en- la IONA.
"Los parientes Sc marchan por
razones obvias", manifesto Cut
birth. Agreg6 que del total de a.
parientes de empleados, unos 80
habran abandonado Cuba antes del
fin de semana, en- I'm avi6n conner
cial especialmente ~contratado.
Sc tiene entendido que otras
companies norteamericanas de esa
provincial conmovida por la revueI.
ia proyectan eyacuar las mujeres y
ninos nero ESQ, no s sido aun
c~onfirmado.
Los eyacuados dijeron que exis
tie la impression general de que Ell
primero de abril o POGO despues
comenzara un movimiento de huel.
ga general ALI contra ell ~gobierno.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, mar
70 27.--(UP)-Un cutter guar
dac0stas nOrteamerican0 embis.
ito a un carguero de matricula
nicaragiiense, cargado c0n fusi-
les y municiones mientras nave.
gaba hoy frente a las costa del
gOlfO, y una partida de abordaje
Sc apOder6 de SO rebeIdes GU.
banOS.
Ell cargament0 incluia varios
tipOs de fusiles y ametralladoras
militares nOrteamericanOs, y Sc
gun algunas versiones habia ar.
tilleria a bOrdO.
TOdos los rebeldes fueron en-.
carceladOs en- Brownsville, acu-
81
sadOs de violaI las disposiciones !.
legales sobre exportaci6n de ar.
mas.
Ell earguero es SCI Orio." Dos
de los SO detenidos dijeron ser
nicaragiienses pero eIloS, como
los demas, vestian uniformes de
los rebeldes cubanos que Sc opo-
men al regimen del General Full.
genciO Batista.
De~clararon que iban rumbo a
Cuba, para entregar las armas
al lider de los rebeIdes, Fidel
Castro que opera en- la provin-
cha de Oriente.
OchO de los rebeldes eran ca.
pitanes Su jefe era ArnaIdo Ba.
IRON, de "a amos, y ell grupo in
cluia al Reverend Ignacio Mos.
queda, su capellan protestante.
Tanto Barron como ell pastor
Mosqueda, atacaron vioIentamen.s
tie al gobierno del General Ba-,
tista.
"EstamOs dispuestos a morir
por la libertad", DIG Barron.
(Pasa a La Pagina 81 q
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
r. TEMPO

Parcialmente nublado y agra.
dable ell viernes. Temperate.
ras, en- los IA grades F. Wien.
tOs del NOrOeste.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
APROBAD0 vIAJE DE IBANEZ

Ar hODADO VAAJG DE ADk1NGA
SANTIAGO (UP)- La Conf
sion de Relaciones Exteriores del
Senado recomend6 aver, por tres
yotos contra dos, aprobar ell per-
misc al Presidente de la Republica,
para que visite Estados UnidoS, in
vitado oficialmente por Eisenho-
wer, a fines del mes proximo,
Aver ell plenario habia fijado
I'm plazo de ocho dias para tratar
ell permiso. Dieciseis senadores Sc
pronunciation por dicho plazo ur-
genie, mieatras ounce, inclus7 ra
dicales izquierdistas, Sc pronun-
ciaron por dilatar la consideration
durante ounce dias.
La iniciativa del gobierno para
tratar ell permiso sobre tablas, sin
informe de la comision, fue recha-
zada. Sc espera que la Camara AL
ia aprobara rapidamente ell permi-
so y ell asunto pasara a considera-
cion de la Camara de Diputados,
donde Sc levanta una peligrosa
oposicion al viaje.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

WASHINGTON, mario " (UP)-E Presidents Eisenhower fs
informado del relieve de Nikolai Bulganin de SUI cargo de Primer
Minntro de Russia pr ell jefe del Partido Comunista sovietico, Nidts
Khrushchev, pero segdn ell Secretario de Prensa de Ia Presidencia
James Hasexty, 81 Primer Mandataro no tauo rsaeei6n asana".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
UN ESPECTRO QUE ACOSA
A FRANCIA

PARIS, (UP) El espectro
una Alemania armada con bombas
nucleares aeosa hoy a Francia.
La authorization dada por ell
Bundestag al Canciller aleman,
Konrad Adenauer, para equipar la
Bundeswehr con armas pucleares
y proyectiles balisticos provoco in
mediatamente la c6lera en- Fran
eia.
Ell ministro de Relaciones Elk
Seriores, Christian Pineau, parte
ma1ana para Bonn, donde man
tendra una a%presurada conferen-
aia con Adenauer. Pineau lleva or
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
lberoa mericu
en- SiMtesis
MILITARES ~ACOMPAEARAN A
FRONDIZI

BUENOS AIRES (UP)- La Ca
sa Militar de la Presidencia, dio a
conocer los nombres de los mill
tares que acompa1aran al presi-
dente electo, Arturo Frondizi, en-
sus visitas oficiales a Brasil, Uru-
quay y Chile, aunque aclaro que
tales nombramientos no tienen
ninguna relaci6n con la de los flu
turos edecanes del primer man
datario.
Los oficiales designados son Ell
Teniente Coronel H. Caceres MI
nez del ejercito; Captain de Fraga-
ia, Hermes ]. Quijada, de la mari
ma, y Ell Vicecomodoro, Horacio
Anel, de la aeronautica.
Trascendio, ademas, que ell DR..
Jorge del Carrill acompanara a
Frondizi como jefe de protocolo.
Del Carril ha sido mencionado CO.
mo possible secretario general de
la presidential cuando Frondizi
asuma la presidential.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
Buque de EE. W.. Abordd Borco
Con Arm0s Para FideI Castro
4uVaes Y Nn@ Comienzan a Abandonar SANTIAGO de Cuba
Eniado al Pdr Executive pu So Sand6n ell poyedo que APazu las Eedones PuuHzudo
un hmo pork los FUeres LUIas. - conhdo ohwro PohnoL = ohas Inpo1umes Nodus
Por FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY

LA HABANA, MARIO 81 (UP).-
Personals evacuadas de Santiago de
Cuba, Provincial de Oriente, mani
festaron a la United Press en- La
Habana que la situacion en- esa ca
pital provincial es "intolerable".
Esas personals, mujereS y ninos
parientes de e~mpleados de compa-
MAS norteamericanas establecidas
en- la Provincial de Oriente, mani
festaron que Santiago de Cuba aca-
so sea ell bastion mas poderoso
con que cuentan las fuerzas revo-
%lucionarias encabezadas por Fidel
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28
AffA
| DEL rDLARI0 Tzs AMERICAS
REINA BELGA VISTA MoscU

MOSCU-(UP).-La reina ma
DIRE de Belgica, Isabel, lego a Mos
GU para asistir a una competencia
musical international.
En- ell aeropuerto de Vnukovo,
donde descendio ell avion russo es-
pecial que la trajo de Bruselas, Sc
izaron banderas belgas y soviet
cas-, y atlas autoridades rusas y
miembros del cuerpo diplomatico
lie dieron la bienvenida.
Ell Vicepresidente de la Union
Sovietica, Vasili Kozlav y ell Minis
tro de Cultura, Nikolai Mikhailov,
encabezaron la delegation rusa
de reception. Estaban tambien pre-
sentes ell compositor, Dimitri Shes
takovich, ell violinista, David DIS
trakh y Ell pianista Emil Gileis, ash
como Maria Kovrigina, Ministra-
de Salud Pdblica, unica nnujer
miembro del gabinete.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

Castro en- tod a
Cuba. Agregaron
que Ell elegante
barrio de Vista
Allegro, donde tie
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-28

MsmbFO De IA Sseiedad
l~MieFameFleaAa De PFensa
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CONTINUED on Page 12)
No Mite For Fraternity Of Dieters

ST. LOUIS The Oath Annual CFU Bowling Tour
nament Victory Banquet will be held on Sunday May
49, at ST. Josephs Croatian Hail. 18th and Russell Blvd
at 600 pm.
Reservations may be made now by writing to
Mr.. Walter Grbcich, 5412 Partridge Ave-. st. Louis
20, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Grbcch ard Mr. and Mrs. John
Perhat taking of all local and mail reserya-
tions
Tickets will be $500 per person for the meal and
dance We would appreciate hearing from many as
possible in advance, SO that plan on how much
food to prepare.
If there is not enough time to return your tickets
to you by mail you may pick them up at the Reglstra
ton Desk upon arrival here Tickets by mail reserVaton
payable in advance.
Bob Potocnjak, Chair
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07

PITTSBURGH - We submit here the official schedule
Of the Oath Tenpn Tournament which to be held
In st. Louis Missouri the days of May Is thru 18
1858, inclusive.
The Womens Division of the tournament will take
Mace at the Palace Bowl Southwest Avenue and
he Mems and the Juniors Divisions at The Arena 800
Oakland Avenue both establishments being located IN 81
Louis
We urge that you retain this tournament schedule,
the only available Also that particular attention be
given it where same concerns you.
The figure which follows each boWlers name IN the
Doubles listing constitutes said bowlers handcap
allowance in this tournament
Committee headquarters have been provided by the
aev managements facilitate checking in for the tour
naen this to be done least half C) hour before
taking to the alleys.
Your cooperation in this respect will enable the tour
naent administration to carry out the registered ey
with the least amount of friction and waiting
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THE ARENA
500 Oakland Avenue - st. Louis, Missouri
Thursday May 49, 1858 - 1880 Pm.
... Men - Fiye-Man Event - Men

Alley Team - Ivy "s anu 'Hte Nso
, Lodge 60 Team J. Captain St LOUIS MO
Jacob No S Captain ST. LOUIS MO.
Lodge As T.. Obranovic, St LOUIS, MO
!, Nagich, Captain Granite CITY, IL.
& Lodge No S. Maruaic Captain Louis MO
Mnvda,s GoSoe 10 N Jadrch Captain Mo
stygar Son, ]. Jakovac, Captain st LOUIS MO
Chulc w. Pavletich, Captain Louis MO
City, ILL.,
Iacoh Team, ST. Louis, Mo
vaeht No C3udac CAPTAIN Ill
20 Ioooh Taan, No Klarch Mo
Veeb, No 4, Tarasovlch captain C!ty' ..
Golden Eagles M JakoVac CaPI"""''"'
II Tavern G. JoVanoVlc, W.
Team NO. T. w. Anaia
Lodge So Team NO. M antoine
Ivancch Brnclc j. 1Vanclc 1ous' Nho
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WELCOME! - The art work of Marlee and John Karic
this interesting map of St. Louis, No. is for the edca
ton of those awaiting the May 1913 staging in the Mound
City of the Croatan Fraerna Unions Gath Annual Natl
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PALACE BOWL
1855 Southwest Avenue - St. Louis, Missouri
Thursday, May Is. 1858 - 1880 P. NJ.
Women - Five Man Event - Women


Wonen = c Event Women
AIlev Team and State
5o A
No A Mo.
4 M klaricl, Captain St LOUIS MO.
X
St Perhat st. Louis Mo.
Lucky r. M Mo.
Omen
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Friday, May 16, 1858 - 100 P. NJ.
Women Doubles and Singles - Women

Alley Bowlcrs CRY ana otate
M Chicago H.
A. Louis Mo-
d. 41-kovacic M. Chicago ILL.,
A 35- St Louis Mo-
Ohio
A. ST. Louis Mo-
X Youngstown Ohio
V. Mo.
st. Mo.
A. ID Louis, Mo.
M M.
K.
A. 34-A1al A. Louis Mo-
45-S D.
J.
20 -
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Tenpn Tournament. Standing out the map the
Arena and Palace anes of the championships the
Tourney Headquarters Hotel Statler and St. Joseph's
Croatian Church Hall, social mecca during the pnarama
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Meeting Of Pin Minds In St. Louis

ST. LOUIS - The annual Tournament Bowers
Meeting will be held at the Stater Hotel Saturday
evening, May II, at 500 pm, in the st. Louis Room
The Importance of this meeting cannot be
stressed. Each Lodge participating in the
Tournament is entitled to one delegate and
pect all designated to be present at this gather
ing.
At this session the important task of selecting the
Tournament site for two years hence will be undertaken
Bob Potocnjak Chair
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-08
The Meaning of Christmas

The Chapel Hill Jaycees through
their home decorations contest are TO
cusing attention on the true meaning Of
Christmas. They will judge home dec
orations that depict the meaning of
Christmas.
Christmas is so much more than
eating and drinking and giving gifts
to relatives and few friends. In fact
it may well not be any of these things.
The spirit Of Christ may well better be
expressed in fasting and giving only
to those who need it. So many people
in the world are near starvation if not
actually starving that the custom OF
having Christmas banquets may well
be anti-Christian. Giving to people who
have too much may be another anti
Christian act.
The spirit of giving in indeed good
but it seems that careful choice must
be made SO that we give according to
the Christmas spirit, so that Christ's
kingdom will be enlarged.
The delightful idea Of Santa, the
jolly old fellow, is one most of us want
to keep. But should he be confused with
Christmas?
The Jaycees have done well to make
us think Of the meaning of Christmas.
Their experiment should have the back
ing Of every Christian.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-08
How to Have Fun

The Chapel Hid Exchange Club has
been collecting articles for its white
elephant sale which will be held from
Z pm. to 8 pm. Friday, December IL,
at the Stancell Motor Company on East
Franklin Street.
All articles contributed will be sold
at auction to the highest bidders. Ex-
perienced auctioneers Of the club will
have charge Of the sale.
People will be able to buy bargains
for their homes, their rented apart
ments, and for contributions to the
Empty Stocking Fund More than that,
they will have ever so much fun. Only
people who have attended auction sales
and have offered bids know the excite
ment involved The auction galleries
in cities are constantly filled with peo-
pie who come regularly even though
they bid only occasionally. The Ex-
change Club sale promises to be both
useful and entertaining.
All proceeds Of the sale will 90 to
the Clubs medical equipment project
under which the Exchange Club furn-
ishes hospital beds, wheel chairs, crut-
ches, braces and other articles to the
crippled Of this area.
SO whether it is a desire for b4r
gains, for the fun Of the show, or for
the desire to help those unfortunate
enough to be crippled, the trip to the
sale will be rewarding.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-08
CHAPEL HILL CHAFF
Continued from Page II

al History in New York City and I'm sure he knows
what he's talking about" She then read from Mr. An
thony as follows:
THE wolverine is relative of the badger skunk
and otter. 1t is heavily built animal with short e
and is about two and half feet long 1t looks some
thing like bear, but it cannot climb trees as bears
do"
Puzzled by all this went down to the Intimate
Bookshop to see if could find anything on the woyer
Inc. There ran across book entitled White Wilder
ness filled with photographs and text from the white
Wilderness movie The books photograph of the wolv-
crime only increased my confusion. 1t showed an ex-
tremely 1.-the animal with legs that appeared unusually
long for the size of its body The World Book Encyco
peda had said the wolverine is stocky with short legs
Is it possible the animal Mr. Douthit saw in the NOV
le and Mr. Nye saw steal the young squirrel was fish
er? 1t is my understanding the fisher looks something
like mink and preys mostly squirrels it captures
by chasing them through the reetops Or am thinking
about the marten? "A
fascinating spectacle at last Wednesdays U.NC-
Clemson basketball game in Woollen Gymnasium was
Clemson Coach Press Maravich chewing towel
had read he chewed towels during every game his
team plays, but this the first time had seen him
perform He grasps the towel firmly with his teeth and
justs keeps working away at it. Sometimes he pulls out
swatch OF cloth. This goes almost throughout the
game. Why doesn't it out his teeth?
national magazines article on basketball in the
South said Maravich gave up towelchewinp for while
because his wife told him he had to quit it. but that
she changed her mind when she saw what torment he
suffered without the towel to soace him So she LET him
resume the habit.
AS watched him the other night nrethodcaIlv tear
ing away at the towel cutched in both hands was re-
minded Of big hawk once saw in a zoo az feeding
time Its talons grasped white rat from which its bea
tore chunks of meat with slow relentless terrifvine
motion of its head
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-08
The New Library

Chapel Hills newest facility, its
public library, is in the crawling stage.
With pride people view it and say "that
is our baby"
But the delicate new creature needs
to grow if it is to be useful to the town.
1t is fine to have library, but $500
volumes is indeed a small library for
the vast reading public of this area.
To meet this need the Chapel Hill
Library Guild has been formed. The
Guild will be composed of friends Of
the library who wish to make contribu-
tions to it from time to time. A list of
the charter members will be drawn up
after everyone has been given chance
to join. After that the membership will,
it is assumed, have a normal growth.
Mrs. Richmond p. Bond and her
very able committee and Mrs. Gerald
MacCarthy, the librarian, have given
much time that the people of Chapel
Hill might have library. Now through
the work of the Guild everyone is given
a chance to contribute to the effort
The Guild offers people chance to
prove that they are good citizens and
not parasites. The Guild is the organi-
zation through which people may give
to the new library. The Guild is the or
ganization that permits each of us to
say, This is my library"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-08
Is School Finance Study Needed?

The Orange County Board of Educa-
tion last Monday voted to ask the Cha
pei Hill Board of Education to join it
in asking that the Orange County
Board of Commissioners name members
of the Citizens Committees of the two
school systems TO school finance
study committee. The County School
Board members apparently feel that an
overall finance study is needed.
For two years the Chapel Hill School
Citizens Committee has been studying
school finances because that is the ma
jor problem of this school system. More
school classrooms are needed than can
be bought with the money allocated by
the County Commissioners. When the
Commissioners appropriate school
money it is divided between the county
and the Chapel Hill Schools on a per
capita basis and not on the need basis.
The county needs very few new class
rooms since its school population is
more static; Chapel Hill is fast grow
ing and needs new clasrooms each year.
BY the next school year an entire build
ing of IL classrooms will be needed
here.
Whether school finance study COM
mittee win be able to get the needed
finances Is a debatable question. Un-
less the people (and that includes those
residents Of the Estes Hills, the Glen
wood and the CarrborO areas that have
new schools as wel as those Of West