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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
MUNOZ COMENTA
~PERSONALIDAD DE
BALDORIOTY DE CASTRO

SAN JUAN-Ei gobernadof Luis
Munoz Marin dijo en- Guaynabo
en- OCCASION de celebrarse en- aquel
pueblo Ell natalicio del procer don
Roman Baldorioty de Castro, que
ell patricio fue ell precursor de una
nueva forma de libertad politica:
ell autonomismo.
La celebration del 1856 aniversa-
rio del natalicio de Baldorioty de
Castro (1822-1889) Sc llev6 a efec-
to en- forma de fiesta cfvica. Bier
temprano en- la tarde Sc estaba or
ganizando ell desfile en- que toma-
ron parte la Patrulla Aerea Civil
de la Central High, los NihoS Es-
cuchas, Ell Club Recreativo, las Fu-
turas Duenas de Casa, los Futures
Agricultores de America, la De-
fensa Civil, ell Club 4 H., Maestros
Y alumnos de distintas escuelas
de Guaynabo. Habia una carroza
simbolizando la lucha por la eman-
cipacion de la esclayitud.
Senal6 ell G~obernador que don
Roman Baldorioty de Castro "es-
ta en- primera fila de los pu%ertorri-
quenoS eminentes que a mediados
del siglo XIX comenzaron a darle
u verdaderos Iineamientos a las
personaIidad del pueblo de Puer-
to Rico"
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
la NEVADA
Wiene de Ia Pag. p

NEtOne ue IL rag ~
do convertida en- cartel de turis.
mo de Siberia. Yer a Nueva York
desde una TORE era acercarse a
la luna. Ell Parque Central, a
unos parecia de azucar, a otros
de sal.
Ash son las cosas. La nieve es
una de las maravillas de la natu-
raleza. Metidos en- I'm rinc6n ca
1iente del club, de espaldas al
Nueva York de alfenique, los
viejos decian 10 que estoy di-
ciendo: "iQu6 nevada mas ne.
gra!
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
RACIONADA Ell aqua EN-
N

PONCE-DeSde ell viernes la Au
toridad de AIcantarillados y Acue-
ductos ha racionado ell servicic de
aqua en- esta ciudad.
La sequia en- los dltimos meses
en- esta region Sur oblig6 al racio-
namiento, segdn Sc nos informo.
D. PABLO CASALS COMPONE
CANCION A RUTH FERNANDEZ
SAN JUAN-Mucho Sc habla del
amor a primera vista, sin, emocio'
narse ell carino y admiration que
nacen a primera oida. Este es ell
case entire Ruth Fernandez y don
Pablo Casals.
Ell senior Casals admira Y quiere
tanto a Ruth que ha compuesto
para ella una bella cancion, la cual
entreg6 antenoche ell gran vioion-
celista a la cantante boricua duran
tie una cena intima en- ell hogar de
ella en- Caparra Heights.
Ruth, quien c~onfiesa Sc siente
anonadada ante ell honor de que
una personandad como don Pablo
lie haya compuesto una cancion,
Ilor6 emocionada cuando Ell VIC
loncelista lie dio la hoja de musica,
Y Sc sento al piano para ensayarla,
cantandola Ell a la vez que Sc acom'
panaba.
Y al darle las gracias al senior
Casals con voz entrecortada, lie re-
veI6 que no acertaba a encontrar
palabras con que agradecerle Ell
honor y la gentileza.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
DE LAS VILLAS

En- una clinica de Santa Clara,
falleci6 Ana Lucia Perez, de -
amos, que recibi6 heridas de per-
digones en- ell vientre en- la finca
en- que residia, desconociendose CO.
mo Sc produio Ell hecho.
Ante ell Tribunal de Urgencia
fue presentado Lazaro Pent6n, acu-
sado por la Guardia Rural de Sa-
qua la Grande, de ser ell autor de
la quema de cana en- esa localidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
PARTE OFFICIAL

La muerte de ocho rebeldes en-
combate en- Niquero y la de I'm sol
dado. fue informada en- un comu-
nicado Official del Ejercito en- el
cual Sc expres6 que patrullas de
ese cuerpo combatieron con los re-
beldes que afirman Sc dedicaban
a sabotear las laboreS de la zafra
y asaltar los comercios de la cerca-
MAS de Chicharrones del Macho en-
Belle, municipio de Niquero.
Agreg6 ell parte Official que como
resultado del encuentro la fuerza
publica cause ocho bajas a la par.
tida rebeIde y les ocup6 armas,
municiones y equipos de campana
y que result6 muerto ell soldado
JuSto H. MuhoZ Marrero, pertene'
ciente al regimiento de Artilleria
de La Cabana.
Finaliz6 expresando que Ell ejer
otto continuaba la persecution de
los rebeldes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
DE MATANZAS

Ell Juez de instruction inici6
causa por Ell incendio de los ar
chivos de la Audiencia de esa pro-
vincia, donde Sc quemaron hume
rosos documentos.
Varios desconocidos dieron fuego
a una fragata de ferrocarril, GUAM,
do estaba estacionada para ser car
gada de sacos de azdcar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
DE CAMAGUEY

En- Nuevitas Sc efectuo ell sepe.
lilo del joven Francisco Peha Mar.
tinez, concurriendo mas de 100 da.
mas enlutadas. Sc inform6 que les.
tie Joven vecino que era del bs.
RHO Aware Reinoso, fue encoh.
trado golpeado cuando laborabasia
TERRA y sus familiares dijeron cue
unos Is individuos fueron a has.
earle a la casa y al decirle que es.
taba trabajando Sc marcharen
a~pareciendo deSpueS con lesioneSy
fractures de tai gravedad que ia.
Iecio. Ell Juez radic6 causa pOr
asesinato.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS
"Estamos en- Cuba y Vamos a Ia
Realization de I'm Vietorioso 3 de
Marie" Dice Directorio RevoIuoionario

detenidos por miembros del Ser.
vicio de Inteligencia Regimenfsl
De la prlsi6n de Boniato Sc fugo
Jose Omar Alvarez que dijo a log
otros reclusos Sc Incorporate a los
rebeldes. BESIDE Barre Sc reportd
que srupos rebeldes quemaron me
dio million de arTobas de canas en-
esa localidad. En- los Colleges In
ternacIonaIes de Cristo estallo una
bomba, En- la carretera de Santa.
go la Maya, fue incendiado
un puente, evitando los vecinos su
total destruction.
Los representatives de las Insti.
tuciones ciyicas v otras de Mama.
milo, e%nviaron n carta plibliea
al Presidente 1atista pidiendose
sean atendidas les gestiones del
Representative Leon que Sc entire
visto con Fidel Castro, estimando-
Sc que clio podra lograr al fin la
tan anSiada paz.
En- Glbara fue quemado I'm yate
y una escuela pdblica. En- Mama
milo file quemado un omnibus,y
los rebeldes Sc llevaron un .cami6n
para quemarlo. En- la manana de
aver apareci6 muerto de un bala-
70 en- la ciudad de Guantanamo ell
Joven Jose Gonzalez Perez. de4i7
amos, el cual hace I'm ano, aproxi.
madamente, di6 muerte a su padre
ell captain de la policfa, Jose Ra-
mon Gonzalez cuando este maltra.
taba a su madre no habiendo sido
sancionado por comprobarse que
defendio a la autora de sus diss.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
DE ORTENTE

los rebeldes.
INFORMES DE ORTENTE
En- Santiago de Cuba e~stallaron
dos petardos y Sc produjo TN prin.
cipio de incendio en- la escuela
de Aries PlaSticas, donde rega.
ron gasolina y prendieron fuego,
ell cua1 pudieron dominar los bonn.
beros.
Cuando viajaba en- un autom6vil
con varios amigos, fue agredido
a balazos y lie lanZaron un coctel
Molotov, ell Presidente del Partido
Union Radical en- Santiago de Gu.
ba y hombre de confianza del Sc.
nador Rolando MaSferrer, el cual
result6 ileso, recibiendo heridai
graves Sacramento de La Campo
que iba con Ell y Rosa Ruiz Moragas
que tranSitaba por ell lugar.
En- Barre fue asaltado un servi-
centro, echando los Saboteadores
fosforo vivo en- ell tanque de gaSo.
lima que no lego 4 incendiarse,
huyendo despues en- TN auto al
cual dieron fuego.
Cerca de la Estacion Ferroviaria
de csc Iugar estallo una bomba en-
la via que destruy6 un CAIRO.
En- Contramaestre fue agredido
q balazos ell mayoral de la finca
de Antonio Portuondo en- SUI propia
casa, resultando herido de gra.
vedad.
Tambien fue asaitado I'm serene
al cual deSarmaron y en- Ell puente
Machado, fue quemado Ell autom6-
vii propiedad de Lorenzo Bueno.
DE CAMAGUEY
III Jefe de la Policia de Cana
giiey, dict6 una orden disponiendo
y llaman al saerificio para To-
graz la paz.
Nosotros que hemos perdido
para siempre los mejores y mas
queridos de nuestros dirigentes,
que las '1agrimas y ell dolor han
penetrado en- nuestros hogares'',
qUH mantenemos con orgullo
nuestros centres de estudios &C.
rrados y que recordamos con
tristeza a nuestros companeros
presses no podemos negarnos a
~reflexionar sobre las voces repre-
sentativas de Dios en- la terra y
responder que estamos ~dispuestos
a todos los sacrificios personales
por ell restablecimiento de la paz,
ell respeto a la Ley y Ell imperio
de las Instituciones Democrat
cas-.
Nosotros, frente a la gran ira
gedia nacional que conmueve al
pueblo cubano y que ha obligado
a la actuacion responsible de
las Instituciones culturales, CT
vicas, fraternales y religiosas
que humanamente trabajan por
.un alto en- IA v~iolencia, en- la
fortuna y en- ell crimen, nos We
mos en- la imperiosa necesidad
de advertir que ell logro de la
paz que sc anhela, solo podra
lograrse va, con ell cese en- ell
cargo que detenta desde ell 10
de Mario de 1852 ell maxine res.
ponsable de tsntas desventuras,
dolor y muerte de nuestro pue-
bio; y asimismo, afirmamos que
hal llegado para rodos la bora de
las srandes decisiones y rectifi-
caciones, y muy especialmente
para aquellos cubanos que en- la
madrugada fatal no defendie-
ron las Instituciones que la Pa
tria ouso a su custodia perma-
nente de una Kepublica libre Y
democratica.
Miami. Mario 3 de 1858.
Por IL Federation Es.
tudiantil UniveTsitaria:
Ramon Prendes
drsn FURY
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
DE LA

varios desconocidos a~saltaron y
dieron fuego al tren expreso Haba-
na-Santiago, cerca del poblado de
Minas, en- Campo Florido.
Los asaltantes arrojaron al inte-
rior del coche correos y de las
casillas de equipajes varios cocte-
les Molotov, %provocando ell incen-
dio que destruy6 los mismos.
Ell tren intengrado por la locomo-
tora y siete carroS, lego a la esta-
cion de Campo Florido convertible
en- una tea ardiendo y no obstsnte
los esfuerzos de los bomberos de
Guanabacoa, las llamas destruye-
ron varios carros, por 10 cual fue-
ron desenganchados estos Y ell con-
voy continue viaje a Santiago de
Cuba.
En- TN garaje situado en- Ia Gale
Ayestaran en- esta capital, Sc pre-
sentaron varios hombres armados
e intimidaron al serene del. lugar,
prendiendo fuego a varios autom6-
viles despues de regarlos de gaso-
lima.
Tres de los automobiles gusrda-
dos Sc quemaron totalmente y otros
s%ufrieron danos.
En- Ell municipio de Regla, Sc
produjo una alteration del orden
publico en- ell sepelio del ioven
Alberto Fernandez Monz5n, de %
amos, que fue muerto por la fuer-
"a publica.
Ell sabado Sc produjo una refrie-
ga publica en- que resultaron lie.
sionados los policias Enrique Del.
gado y Eusebio Vazquez y los ci.
viles Luis y Guillermo Fernandez
Garcia, Jose Mirabal y ell menor
JESUS Molina, asi coEe.o Alberto
Fernandez Monz6n, ell que recibi6
~lesiones de tai gravedad que falle.
clio en- ell hospital Calixto Garcia.
En- su entierro ell domingo, Ia
fuerza publica intervino para o,li.
tar una bandera del 20 de Julio que
cubria Ell feretro del joven muer.
to, provocandose entonces la sltera.
ci6n del orden por las manifesto.
clones contra Ell gobierno de los
que concurrieron al sepelio.
En- Regla, tambien fue incendia.
do un garaje por hombres enmas
carados que Sc identificaron como
mlembros del 26 de Julio, destru.
yendo la nave, asi como varios au.
tomoviles alojados en- ella. La poll.
cha afirma que Sc trata de vecinos
cercanos al lugar por 10 cual Sc
habian cubierto ell rostro.
En- Mariana estallaron cuatro
petardos resultando herido de gra.
vedad Evaristo Nunez v su esposa,
Esperanto Quintero, menos graves
Ambos son vecinos de La Lisa. En-
este barrio estallo otro petardo cue
produjo heridas a Teresa Corrales
Marquee.
La Federation Estudiantil Uni.
v~ersitar;a, envio uca carta al Emba.
jador de Nicaragua en- La Habana,
senior Miguel D. Escoto, exponien.
dole que esa institution en- Dingun
momento lie habia amerskado y Que
! solamente califico como intromi
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
sEPELI0 DE MAGISTRATE

En- la tarde de aver Sc llevo a
cabo ell sepelio del Magistrate
del Tribunal Supreme de Justicia
y ex Decano de la Facultad de
Derecho de la Universidad de La
Habana, doctor Guillermo Portela,
que f~alleciera Ell domingo en- esta
capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14

Vacation church schools and
day camps viii begin in the
Washington area next week at
a number Of churches.
Here is a listing Of these
compiled by the Christian Ed
ucation Department of the Ma
tional Capital Area Council Of
Churches.
Beginning Monday:
In the District-St. Adams
Episcopal; Metropolitan Bap-
fist; Mount Joy Baptist; Nine
teenth Street Baptist; Berean
Baptist; Asbury Methodist;
Union Wesley A. M. E. Zion;
Trinity A. M. E. Zion; Refor-
nation Lutheran; Evangelical
Lutheran Redeemer; Bethle-
hem Lutheran; Mount Olivet
Lutheran; First Trinity Luth-
eran; Anacostia Baptist: Cow
enant Baptist; East Washington
Heights Baptist; Fountain Me-
mortal Baptist; Georgetown
Baptist; Luther Rice Baptist:
Maryland Avenue Baptist; Wis
consin Avenue Baptist; East
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14
New Vote Set
By Baptists

CINCINNATI, June IA R.-
Delegates to the annual meet
ing of the American Baptist
Convention will vote again to-
day on a proposal to locate
the denominations national
headquarters in or near Chi
cago.
An inconclusive vote last
night failed to give the pro-
posal the necessary SIS per cent
affirmative vote.
The vote was l,149 for and
1904 against the measure-a
81 per cent affirmative vote.
Seek Regional Offices
The proposal would establish
regional Offices of the denomi-
nation in unnamed Eastern
and Western cities. 1t would
also leave to a special COM
mission the task of picking a
final site in the Chicago area
for the headquarters.
Several are under considera-
ton, including one at the Uni
versity of Chicago and another
in a suburb northwest of Chi
cago.
The delegates earlier in the
evening rejected a proposal to
locate the national headquarters
in the interchurch center now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14
Trunscontinentul
Service Planned
By AmIericun Air

American Airlines will have
its Boeing TOT jet transports
living two daily roundtrips be-
tween New York and San
Francisco in December If the
Civil Aeronautics Board APP
proves the route in time.
In making the announce
ment today, American said 1t
included the proposal in ex-
hibits filed with the CAB to-
day. The board is to start ex-
pedited hearings on the request
July 8.
The announcement said
American expects to increase
the volume of service between
the two cities to three daily
roundtrips by the TOTS within
six months after the start OF
initial service. First class and
air coach recommendations are
anticipated.
with the Boeings, the line
expects to fly the eastbound
fight in about 4 hours. 81
minutes: the west bound IN D
hours, 80 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14
Day Camp Schedule.
Listed by Churches

Calvary Methodist; Ebeneser
Methodist: st. Paul Baptist;
Capital View Baptist: Congress
Heights Baptist, and st. Al
bans School Day Camp.
In Maryland - Trinity Lu-
theran. Mount Rainier, and
Riverdale Presbyterian.
In virginia-First Christian,
Alexandria: Emmanuel Luz
theran. Alexandria; st. Paul
Lutheran, Falls Church; First
Presbyterian, Arlington; Rock
Spring Congregational. Airing
ton; Bethel Evangelical g. Re-
formed, Arlington; Arlington
Forest Methodist; Trinity
Methodist. Mclean, and Airing
ton Methodist.
Beginning Tuesday:
In the District-Holy Com
munion Lutheran; Minnesota
Avenue Christian: Avondale
Baptist and Grace Baptist.
In Maryland Redeemer
Lutheran, Hyattsville; Assem-
sion Lutheran, Landover Hills;
Carmody Hills Baptist; Cen
tennial Baptist, Hyattsville;
Central Baptist, Bladensburg;
Clinton Baptist: Forest Heights
Baptist; Hillandale Baptist;
Hyattsville Baptist: Suitland
Baptist: Temple Hills Baptist;
Trinity Baptist, Hyattsville;
Camp Springs Baptist, and
Whitehall Baptist.
In Virginia - Bethany Luz
theran, Alexandria.
Eleven churches will began
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14

president operation, the trus-
tees said. The seminary has
"A full-time faculty members.
The dissident group wanted a
voice in policy making as a
matter of principle. They chal-
lenged the administration OF
DR.. Duke Mccall, seminary
president, earlier. A series OF
trustee meetings was held in
an attempt to iron out the
problem, the trustees said.
Thirteen Acted as Bloc
Announcement of the firings
came near midnight Thursday
after a meeting of more than
IL hours in which trustees
Sought to straighten out the
dispute.
DR.. Mccall said yesterday
the controversy which lead to
dismissal might have been re-
solved if the Is had been able
to deal with it on an individual
basis.
Instead. DR.. Mccall said,
they chose to negotiate as q
group, thereby creating a
"power bloc" within the fac
ulty.
The members dismissed were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14

many longtime faculty mem
bers, among them DR.. Theron
Price, widely noted church
historian. and DR.. William H.
Morton. who has directed
archaeological work of the
American Schools of Oriental
Research at Jerusalem.
The rest of the faculty issued
a statement renewing its sup
port of DR.. Mccall.
In addition to DR.. Price and
DR.. Morton, those dismissed
were: DR.. Henry E. burlington,
DR.. j. Morris Ashcraft, DR.. Guy
H. Ransom, DR.. T. C. Smith, DR..
Heber F. Peacock, DR.. G. Hugh
Wamble, DR.. John ]. Owens, DR.
William L. Lumpkins, DR.. j
Estill Jones, DR.. John M. Lewis
and DR.. Thomas o. Hall, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14

under construction in New
York. The measure was defeated
to a vote Of 2.021 to 1.081.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14
cOLORS FLOWN
IN CELEBRATION
OF FLAG DAY

Many Washington area
householders ran UP the
American colors today in
the traditional celebration
Of Flag Day.
Among the days formal
exercises is the annual
program on the east steps
Of the Capitol by the Wor1-
ems Relief Corps, the aux
iliary to the Grand Army
of the Republic.
The program starts at 7
pm. For the fourth con-
secutive year, Representa-
tive Schwengel. Republican
Of Iowa, will make the
main address. The Army
Band win play, there viii
be recitations and songs
and various patriotic Or
CARNATIONS will present
colors.
Elks lodges throughout
the Washington area will
hold a Joint program at 3
pm. tomorrow in the
Sylvan Theater on the
Washington M ON u m en- t
grounds. Open to the pub
lie, the program win be
conducted by the Exalted
Rulers of the local lodges.
Marine Brig. Gen. Samuel
r. Shaw win be the princi-'
pal speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14

told they would be reinstated
if they felt they could work
under the administrative set
up, but most said they doubted
they would ask for reinstate-
ment.
Those dismissed included
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14

THE EVENING STAR Washington d. c. A-0
SATURDAY. a,
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their schools on Wednesday.
These are Christ Lutheran and
Chevy Chase Presbyterian in
the District; and st. Andrew
Lutheran. Glenmont; Gathers
burg Baptist: Parkway Baptist,
District Heights; Temple Hill
Baptist. Bethesda; Petworth-
MONTGOMERY Hills. Silver
Spring; Greenbelt Lutheran;
Bethel Baptist. Silver Spring;
Bethesda First Baptist. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14

Wheaton Baptist. all in Mary
land.
-Four more churches win be-
gin their schools on Thursday.
These are: Greenbelt Baptist:
First Evangelical and Re-
formed, Takoma Park; Pilgrim
Lutheran, Bethesda, and Capt.
toll Heights Baptist, al in
Maryland.
Forestville md Baptist will
begin its vacation school on
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14
Plan 81 Million Fund

to a vote of 2.021 to 1,081.
Plan 81 Million Fund
The Rev. DR.. Edwin H. fuller
told the delegates the American
Baptist convention plans to
raise SIS million by 1860 for
schools and denomination col
leges.
This amount is in addition to
the conventions regular budget
which amounts to $9,607 ,247
for 1858.
DR.. fuller, who recently COM
pleted a 50-day world tour of
Baptist missions, said the $40
million given by American Bap-
lists last year for missionary
work is not enough to meet the
religious and spiritual needs OF
the world.
DR.. fuller is associate general
secretary of the convention and
general director of the council
on missionary cooperation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14
Is Professors Fired
By Baptist Seminary

LOUISVILLE KY. June IA Q9-Trustees have dismissed
almost one-hird of faculty of the Southern Baptist
theological Seminary dispute administrative policy
of the seminary. ,,.
Thirteen members of the faculty objected to admins
shift from trustee faculty operation to trustee
, 1958-04-14

tial, fgiven an opportunity, would carry o11aatd do an
excelentJoh b That has been proved Acknowledgements
that instead Of waiting for the sure thing aiq and At the
same time sacrificing time and valua 9blre epae energy an ap-
b5oiinttmeht made On the Basis Of potential could reap
satisfactory results
o1soAT RATE, itswould seem aassJ # 9ft 8eEfa4l these
Years, esaGGo19erfAor would have come w with a full
cabinet Thaeis running out, and certainly the Cover
nor would notswant9to come to thGe9qfend of7his7tenure
with the distinet1onsof, never eyer, having filed his
1MUcf arodq saoIT les ~.9#J * +s-E8
, 1958-04-14
QUESTION: WHEN A FULL CABINET?

- NI04' 81 -
AS OF THIS WRITING, SO far as We know, the posi-
lions Of Commissioner Of Public Safety, Commissioner
of Agriculture and Labor and Commissioner OF. Tour
ism have not been filled. Ate: SO MANY years would it
be unkind to inquire why the delay?
GRANTED THAT time isneeded for careful study,
for review for interviews, and the like, yet, it would
seem that by, this time the entire cabinet would have
been flled, and functionng properly: Nor is it unkind
to the powers that beato note that it is difficult to carry
on the functions of government with less than the full
complement Of top officials.
& IN SELECTING officials for positions, a. difficult
problem under any circumstances, it should be kept in
mind that the ideal is often not only impossible but i'm
probable. The selecting officials will have to take the
best of those available and carry on as best they can.
This is the system which occurs from top to bottom. The
most ideal man for. a position may not be available, and
for reasons best known to the man himself. What is
done in such a situation? Doesthe position remain va
cant forever? 49, t.t@-2e
N OF THE principal difficulties facing acil the ap-
~pointment Of top flight officials for these shores is the
utter uncertainty and fraiIty Of the positions atahand
First thereFEs the ~fnatteraof the AGovernor's p~Ieastre.ps
That meansthat the, Governor carefra an~16ffdicfali under,
that categuryNat afyotime h~ecw4shes! Applicants know
this, andaofte6D hesitate t~ogfveVup al sure thing to- come
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bear this out. Sometiraesa man Observation-Disclosures
, 1958-04-14

m THE DISTRICT coURTOF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF ST. CROX, AT FREDERIKSTED
In the Matter of the Estate
: of Probate No. / 1858
MARGARET AILICK Deceased Is.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
PLEASE A NOTICE that pursuant to an order of the
District Court Of the Virgin Islands, dated March 9th, 1858,
the undersigned was appointed Executor of the ~WilIin. the
above named Estate.
All creditors of the deceased, Margaret Allick, are re-
quested to file their claims with the undersigned Executor at
his Office No. IA Church ST., Christiansted, ST: Croix, VI.
within six 80 months of the date of this notice. Persons in
debted to the Estate are requested to make payment within
the same time to the Executor. - '.rt ! RI. Z,
Dated: March q, 1858
&C. Rogers. Jr.
,1-8-14-21~ 100 2 1a Executor