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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
Most Fires Started BY CareIessness

Match heads and cgarets brains and the be
this country persist setting
u s Department Of Agriculture report claims thoughe
year Also 1880 Americans
year people any city
County safety could nearly
all OF lives. Isn't IL a
Smoking bed a deadly habit leading
Throwing cgaret away being
they completely 3 another many
started mostly through
many you your
famlyThe EIoy (arizl Enterprise
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
pemo.,atle Riah,, ehaI,men An,re,, eyIve,

do o carry a running
distinguished nouhpcce Republican party the
Of civil rights manformauon halfruths
spread tho Of these each week by the COP
either through intent proper Attenuation
II Is intent to be faotual and not emotional
We note with than passing that the Republican
Attorney General and the official voice OF the white House. recently
announced that they the GoPD don't intend press
effective civil rights law any legislation
think that itself speaks the real intent OF the Republican party
and the Madison
listing appointments Negroes by
Republican ctv rights last week certainly indicates that
men time We don't think that tho Republican civil rights
puposoy intends convey the picture that Negro
Negroes We certainly appointments
regardless Of whether they and because the
quality Of leadership that these and offered
important factor completely by
Republican Negro Americans
rofuntes made available 10 them TO educate themselves so that
they would be qualified appointment high office respect
Republicans to be harvesting the seeds planted nnrtred
under Democratic administrations
don't bebor these newspapers
long Rat Of Negro achieved high office
mat W. NOT N" real crea az 10 who are the REAL champions Or
the equality % In the minds people the real ctera
Who creates the type Of atmosphere where people Of ali faiths
and crceds best achieve the benefits OF q he7
We should Ike 20 make point far Mnnesoas DEL
party and the NsgrAmeean concerned and that don't
so history prominent
Negro Democrats party The
outstanding newspapers the 1855
Democratic National convention as Negro
willard orvtte
Further Chivers another distinguished
member Of the pit state central committee Frther Mrs otis
Hampton Young
appointed by Mayor plon az PAIL Paul
Further carly
gained respect
party they Negroes
because they WILL QUALIFIED the
Young orgsntzs
vhgh Republican ught
national Nevada position
Vice Chairman outstanding Ncsropcmocrst Further
convention reou1n
opposing cgnsng
Young delegates freu al
country Including delegates onsd IN CO..
sponsoring resolution Numbering
overwhelming
pretend Democrats "a we are
Republican Republicans
Including me Presient We repeat people
walks ~ life know which Rcpubcan
friend MS avoiding be Progress Prosperity
psbsrv on where satrgrcsy
has e has people
II Repubucan friend honesty Republican
vcov q 40 srutnc Mupcz F1epnck. Jgs
drnx snj lack q national leadership crucial
1l high interest rites and ait
ire other ssaventr laughing stock
q ne worlds aeorauc aauous certainly n
~ goots
eoutngy himself hs
20 ~ something that oaHUot friend = Amer
tcsns d 4 walks
We Youag Democrats syupa,sss SAH q vsHsnt
Repuhcans struggling erure Republican party
We wfsh tsen well don't much hope
MINNESOTA Young DFI. CINm- RIGHTS COMMITTEE, Gcae
n Ka.eHhiuuA Chairman Past sunsr.otA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
How Jim Grow Got Started

very Important people 70 know background o.,
puh, cures aad legislation for aut changes
necessary Find slow rruuan
Net many searching Studies have been made al raec
segregation euona o me south BY the sholsra Of tho
caste syaen That strangely woea yucao IN other natonn bat
speak only IN whispers ot ta regard
In Juy Jay @ Hayden
paper Alliance wrote revealing reviewing
history professor aoJptei revelations witch
generally known proponents opponents
CROW not receive wide currency a, Gar a. We know
White Visiting Kansas dsy given
page STAR ON which tfayrna
appeared ~ naar sbur o. eur parents
We brought back ani reproducing IN part
wealth Information which 10 an Americans
who want the question civil rights Segregation settled
cuoby as aoao ' pabr n o interest The whole
The article read,
n Woodward Alabama ara Narth carohna
graduated professor history apius university prse
thesis ebuanE iegaisci separation 81 bg races e,y be-
KAN 81 slas vtpr egn
binaou % Seerocs ana poor wmss ~ ll tei m STRANGE
Reconstruction rsrol n ts1f
Negroes the south Tor tp decades otod carried On
LEGALITY he sb,tc people
During ha' perod Nesreea ana upro1a white, aong
hardly ripple eonrc conasupg anagonr between
Negroes pof whites ropus party wh ,s lead
ers N The South especially rou Watson Y representative
senator from Georgia urging that poor FOLKS Negro
would rn, together hey eoad take everything
death BY ina, movement established Democratic
politicians ana property throughout the south
best way ou was g n the ncs ~ racial hatred N pursuance
that theory they enacted Within
tey could ihn separate degrade the Negro
Msssapp very early set up hteracy property and poas
voting designed eal
copied South carolns Caroana
1900 Aahama Virginia Georgia Oklahoma
popular primary witch quickly the real nns so-,soa
throughout he South with Neges generally excluded adopted
BY caohaa 1897 Gsorria
Florida and Tennessee Alabama Mszssipp isog
kerucy and Texas 1908 Virginia
Carolina not until 1918.
Says Professor Woodward.
The effectiveness o. Acknowledgement BY comparison
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10
Thanks from Mary J. ellis

Editor May express my appreciation the article
corning which appeared paper last have received
phone calls and letters congratulations from friends
city your efforts recognized
paper Sincerely (mrs) Mary j. Ellis December
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-10

registered Negro Louisiana 1890 when
1888 Between the
teraey property and ponax qualifications we're
adopted"
compilation shows 10000 Louisiana Negroes qualified
bu only voting
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
14--CoMPRA MUEBLES
Y TITLES

Me voy al Norte. Sofa-Cama bara
dormir 2, Como nuevo. TIC .S.W. 4 st.
1892 IA - II"
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

MAQUINAS DE CosER USADAs
DESDE SIS PLAZOS. TAMBiEN
REPARAMOS Y ALQUILAMOS.
CORAL SEWING CENTER
1873 GlRALDA CORAL GABLES)
(3329) Is
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
75-VENTA MTscELANEA

Banos de a~zulejos legitimos.y Cocinas,
patios, portales. 81 desea calidad.
1901 Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
(viene de 10 Pagina OOS)

ULTIMA HORA"-Continda ell avance victorioso de las CO.
lumnas rebeldes, atacando I'm convoy de la Dictadura en- San
Vicente, capturaron I'm canon de 81 milimetros y gran cantidad
de armas con SUI correspondence parque.
Informes recibidos en- esa Radio Rebelde procedentes
de la Columna 7 Antonio Guiteras", dice textualmente: Inter
ceptado en- la carretera de San Vicente, eerca de Santiago DE
Cuba, en- la tarde de aver domingo % de noviembre, I'm pode-
roso convoy de la Dictadura que pretendia romper ell cerco que
nuestras fuerzas tienen tendido alrededor de Santiago de Cuba,
apoyados pr 8 tanques medianos y I'm tanque Sherman.
Como resu1tado de este combate quedo destruido I'm tanque,
ocupando nuestras fuerzas en- perfectas condolences: / canon de
81 milimetros con su parque correspondence; 2 ametralladoras
calbre 80; I'm fusil Springfield; 1 ametralladora Thompson, y
una pistola As. Fue ocupado tambien I'm canton del Ejercito
con abundante parque para las armas ocupadas. Las fuerzas
de la dictadura en- su precipitada retirada dejaron abandonados
3 cadaveres de soldados. Por nuestra parte lamentamos la
muerte del companero Roberto Rodriguez y tuvimos 2 heridos
leves.
Hoy, dia "a, a las IL M. Sc reanudo Ell combate, manteniendose
hasta ell momento de esa transmission. Firmado Huber MatOs,
comandante.
TERCER FRENTE-Una patrulla m6vil de Ia Columna 10
irene Ramos Latour", baio Ell mando del teniente Richard,
sostuyo I'm encuentro con dos camiones y dos tanques del ejercito
apoyados por la aviaci6n. AL enemigo Sc lie ocasionaron hume
rosos muertos y heridos, %retirandose nuesras fuerzas sin novedad.
cUARTo FRENTE ORIENTAL; Hizo su presentation ante
el jefe del peloton Manuel de la Paz", Ell sodado del Ejercito
Ramon DicharrazaL perteneciente a las unidades de la Dctadura
radicadas en- Barre. Traio su fusil Springfield, con los balas
y una granada de nnano de construction naconal.
RECOMMENDATIONS, honra.-JOsE MARTI
FL pr6ximo sabado, da 90, en- OCCASION de cumplirse Ell
primer aniversaro de Ia tragica caida de los jovenes orientales
"Pepito' Tey, Otto Parellada y Antonio Aloma, vilmente asesi-
nados por los agentes de Ia policia polica de la Dictadura
en- la ciudad de Santiago de Cuba, famliares de los martires
ofreeen, a las 10 de la manana del susodicho sabado 90, una
rmsa de requiem en- sufrago de sus almas, en- cuya misa oficiara
81 Reverendo Padre Ramon OFarril. La ceremonial Sc efectuara
en- la capilla del colegio religioso enclavado en- la Z Gale del
n. W. y la 80 P.
Hoy, jueves, a las s de Ia tarde, Ia fiaI de Miami del Dt
rectoriO Reyolucionario, efectuara un acto en- recordaci6n de los
estudiantes martires de 1871, extensive a Ia memoria de todos
los cubanos caidos en- la 1ucha contra Ia Trania de Fulgencio
Bahsta. Ell actO, que consiste en- la colocaci6n de una Ofrenda
$oNaI anita al h"%n 10 Tnk ANn-s 49, II n-k~~~A MI I-Sr
efecto, repetimos, q las 6 en- punto de la tarde de hoy jueves
81 de NOviembre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

ser que no basta a 81 mismo.
aquel que necesita una com.
pania constante. Quien es
fuerte y Sc nutre de SUI pro-
pia savia Sc regociia Ia mayo.
ria de las wees de SUI soledad
y, aunque sea sOciabIe y apre-
Gle la compania, puede 81 es
precise vivir sin ella.
POr eSta raz0n, tan suscin.
tamente expuesta, creo que
una mujer antes de decidirse
a vivir sola debe preguntarse
a 81 misma: GSOy 10 suficien.
temente fuerte para afrontar
la soledad? 81 Ia contestaci6n
IS affirmative emprenda SUI vi.
da sOlitaria con confianza v
segura de que tiene tambi6n
infinidad de cOmpensaciOnes.
PerO 81 la respuesta es mega.
tiva, busquese inmediatamen.
te un marido, hagase de una
familia, pOrque 81 no la casa
Sc lie vendra encima.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

Ao que nos detiene Y NOS de.
eide. La amistad, por Ell con-
trariO, Sc forma POGO a POGO.
Es mas facil encontrar un
amor apsSionado que una
smistad perfecta. MuchOs han
cOnOCidO la Ilamarada de la
passion; pOcOs, EN- cambio,
han gOzadO del repOsado pIa.
Ger de la amistad. QuieneS
han tenid0 la experiences de
I'm gran amor, Suelen descui.
dar la amistad, porque SUI Sc
renidad va no les llama Ia
atenci6n. Saben, sin duda, que
de una gran amistad no pue
de nacer un gran amor. Y es
ciertO De una gran amistad
mace solo un amor debil. Ell
amor enthusiastic mace EMU.
SHASTA este es, mace del amor
mlSmO. Y eS que ell amor y la
amistad sc excluyen entire 81.
A~ntiguamente, cuandO en-
cualguier relaci6n entire I'm
hOmbre y una mujer Sc veia
algO ~pecaminOs0 Sc creia que
entire seres de sexo OpuestO
no hay amistad possible. Pc.
dIa existir amor u odio perO
no amistad, ActuaImente, tai
cOsa no eS verdad. Puede unir
a un hOmbre y una muier
una serie de intereses comu.
mes, de afinidades espiritua.
les que hagan nacer en- elIOs
una amistad perfecta, una
amistad que NADIA tiene que
yer con ell amor.
Ell amor esta ligadO a la
attraction fisica y a un secre.
to deseO de cOnvivencia a 10
largo de tOda una vida, en- los
buen0s y en- los malos mo.
Tientos. Solo en- Ell case de dos
seres que Sc conocen desde
nifos, puede ell compafieris.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
Senora Confiesa
Hober Motado q
81 Hermuno

La sonora Estelle Mason, de
IS amos, quien actuo en- amos ju-
veniles como jineta de caballos
de circo, Sc declare culpable
de la acusaci6n de asesinato de
su hermano Irving Dubarry, de
81 amos, ocurrido Ell II de sep
tiembre de 1857.
FL juez del circuito, John w.
Prunty, fijara la sentencia ell s
de diciembre.
Despues de ocurrido ell trio.
teo, que fue la elimination de
una discussion acalorada sobre
la propiedad de una casa en- la
que ambos vivian en- PLAT SW
SO Avenida, la sonora Mason fue
declarada enajenada y remitida
al Hospital estatal de Chattahoo-
chez.
La sonora Mason fue remitida
a la carcel del Condado en- jul
lilo pasado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

mo sOnvertirse en- amistad y
Ia amistad en- amor, a medida
que esos nihOs van pasando
de la pubertad a la madurez.
En- los demas casos, Ell amor
verdaderO surgira como una
.cfispa, a veces, inopOrtuna.
Solo Suele ser verdadero
amor Ell amOr-chispazo, ell
amor q simple vista, LO
demas es mas bien una ANAL.
CANA de sentimientOs e int.
reses a la que la genie suele
hanar amor, perO que no 10
es.
Lo que 81 es cierto es que
cuando la hOguera del amor
Sc apacigua, puede la amistad
stlplir en- gran parte su caIOr.
Por ESQ cusndO dos seres Sc
anan de verdad haran bien
prOyectar SUI vida al unisonO
de tai forma que Sc cree en-.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

posibilidad de una guerra con Russia. Y cabe
esperar que Sc les ataque I'm POGO, por Sc
guir 10 que muchos asiaticos consideran toda-
via una politica que pone a Europa en- Ell
primer lugar en- desmedro de Asia.
A pesar de Ia desilusion de algunos asia
ticos p~rominentes ante esta politica, que pa
rece estar cambiando algo, hay todos los in.
dicios de que los gobernantes fuertemente an
ticomunistas de Asia alentaran a Estados Uni
dos a mantenerse firme ante los comunistas
en- Berlin.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

ROSaura
La soledad, ese mostruo in.
visible que merma Ell EMU.
siaSm0 y hasta la Salud de tan
tOS sereS, es consequence,
CuandO eS femenina, de situa-
clones muy diversaS; la sol.
terra, la viudez, Ell divOrcio,
la separation forzada del es-
pOsO.... y ell matrimoniO des-
graciad0.
De todas eStas fOrmas de
sOledad, quizas la Ultima es la
mas lamentable, pOrque es
Ina s0ledad espiritual mas
que hsica, una SOledad de
fOndO una Soledad sin espe-
rama. Las demas tienen me.
jOr remediO. La mujer soltera
pOr ejemplO, 5pOr que no Sc
cas6' No sera pOr 10 fea, 10
pObre o 10 nsignificante, pues.
to que hay y habra siempre
mujereS desprOvistas de belle.
"a, riquezas y grandeza, que
encuentran facilmente un ma.
ridO. La viuda o la divOrciada
d,pOr que no volvi0 a casarse?
No sera pOr vieja, pOrque hay
muehas mujeres carentes de
iuventud que no tardar0n en-
HncOntrar marid0. 81 estas
mujeres viven sofas es pOrque
han Optad0 pOr la s0ledad Y
pOrque han supuestO con
aciertO o sin Ell que esa So
ledad no minaria SUI amino,
nj SUI algeria, nj SUI felicidad.
6Y pOr que habia de mi.
mario? No puede vivir solo ell
hombre o la mujer debiI, ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
PRESTON DEL
Viene de la Pag1na Dos

e%ncuentren que algunos g~obernantes asiati.
COS son I'm tanto cinicos y Sc inclinen a hacer
sarcasticas observaciones, de tanto en- tanto,
acerca de la "igualdad de trato''. Los diplo-
maticos norteamericanos, en- estos dias, es
tan ~dispuestos a recibir andanadas de pregun-
tas de las diversas cancillerias orientaleS. Es-
gunte que fuerza tiene la posicion de Estados
unidos frente a Berlin Occidental y ante la
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
NARl0 Las AMERICAS Pas.

ire elLOs una amistad tan nsos.
funda como Ell amor que tan
entertainments los unto en-
I'm principle.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27
AMOR Y AMISTAD

Querida Amaranta: Una
amiga mia sale con I'm mu-
chacho a quien conoce desde
hace varios amos. Yo suelo
gastarle bromas diciendole que
acabaran por ser novios, Pc
70 ella me asegura que no,
que son simples amigos. No
comprendo bien esa amistad.
A todos los muchchos que sa-
len conmigo 20 les considero
pretendientes, no amigos.
GQue diferencia cree listed
que hay entire uno y otro SEN
timiento?
Agucena
81 amor mace subitamente,
sin mas pensar. Is como la
vision repentina de algO be.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-27

(viene de Ia PagAns d
ROSaura

efecto, la soledad es tan te.
mible?
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13
Square Dancing Enters Final MonIh Cf Fifst Session

The Palmer Square Dance club enters it's final month of square dancing for the fall-winter quar- ter tomorrow evening at Carpen- ter's hall, from 8.00 to HOO pm, As earlier indicated. this quar- ter's session includes the second and fourth Friday nights of No vember, to be followed by 3 month of inactivity during De cember.
 Following the holidays the club will begin another three-month Winter-spring session again on the second and fourth Fridays Members of the community are invited to attend any Of these sessions. A charge of 50 cents peI person each evening is made foi those who do not take advantage of the quarterly subscriptiGf plan.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13
TURKEY SHOOT
 PLANNED ar ALPINE SUNDAY

Shooters of the entire valley are cordially invited to attend and participate in a turkey shoot being planned by members of the Alpine Civic Club.
 The shoot will be held at the club hall on Sunday, November l6, starting at 1 pm. Committee members urge all the "gals and gents to come on out and win your Thanksgiving turkey. Cof~ fee and refreshments will be available and there will be lots of fun for all Rifles and ammuni-- ton will be furnished.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13
CHRISTMAS w - -RKSH z " BULLETIN NOW READY

A bulletin has been prepared BY the Extension Service office containing the varied instruc- tions for making many of the out- standing items demonstrated at the Christmas Work Shop, held earlier this month Included are instructions for making num- Der of handcraft items, as well as holiday recipes for special bak- ed items and other dishes Per- sons interested may pick up a free copy at the Extension office.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13
WAS LLA rEWS
By Jane Browne

Billie and Lou Corbley of Am rhOrage spent the weekend with Ted and Laura Mommsen at their home just north Of Wasilla. M Fred Nelson will leave this week to spend the winter visiting old friends in and around Seattle. M Gene Dinkle left last week to he inducted into the Army at Fort Richardson. Gene will be serving for two years.
 Just isn't Wasilla these days since Oscar Tryck left to spend the winter with his sons in An chorage. This will be the first winter in many years that Oscar has not been around. Sure looks Lonesome over there Oscar
 The regular PTA. meeting was held Monday evening at the school cafeteria. New members were admitted and Christmas plans were discussed. This being National Health Education week plans were to have Dr. Vincent Hume of Palmer as speaker but due to illness the doctor was not able to attend. Mr, Roth present ed short film on the common cold. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Carney and Mrs Ed Carney.
 Dan Olney, 43, was found dead at his homestead on the Knik Road last Friday, it is thought that he had died Monday, No- vember 8. He was born in Rock land, Idaho. October 20, 1915. A veteran of World War II Olney served with the l32nd Field Arr tillery Rn. as medical technician in North Africa and Europe. He was discharged in l944- He had worked for the Alaska Railroad and locally as a carpenter. Fun eral arrangements are not conn plete at this time
 Seaman Wally Iceland arrived home Tuesday night from duties in San Francisco, expects to be home for about weeks.
 Veterans Day Services were held al the Wasilla School Gym Tuesday at ll;00 am, by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9365 of Wasilla. Commander Neil Browne, chairman of Vet arans Day services, opened the program with d short talk and introduced the speaker, pr. Eos tar Sims of Palmer Dr. Sims spoke on the veterans place in the economy of the country. The Wasilla School band presented N two numbers and in closing < everyone sang the National am them
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13
Bob Bartlett Says ...

'I advocate and am working for the election of Ernest Gruen- ing. In statehood's formative years his presence in the United States Senate is essential Ernest Gruening's great knowledge of Alaska, his wide acquaintance in Washington, his native ability, his devotion to Alaska make him a man exceptionally well qualif- jed to represent us in the Con- gress of the United States"
 E. l.. (ROB) BARTLETT
 FAD POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT HH sAHTL Er-r- oRuEhtAo SENATORIAL HEAD QUARTERS. t2o E srH ANCHORAGE.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13
HARVEST DINNER TO BE HELD BY
 TRl-SQUARE GROUP

All members, and non-affiliat ed members of Eastern Star, Ma sonic, and Rainbow Girls orders4 as well as their families, are re minded of the annual harvest dinner which will be held in the high school cafeteria on Saturday. November IS. Dinner will begiIr at 6:30 pm. and all Tri-Square members are cordially invited tn attend.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13
NURSES PLAN BAKE SALE ON SATURDAY

Al public bake sale will be con ducted this Saturday, November l5, at Bert's Drug store from NO am to { pm. by members of Dis trict 6, Alaska Nurses Associa- tion A variety of home-b baked food items will be offered for sale by the nurses.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13
LEGION AUXILIARY PLANS SALE FOR ELECTION DAY

A bake goods and rummage sale is being planned by mem bers of the Matanuska Valley American Legion Auxiliary. The combined sale will be held al the Coop rec hall on election day, November 25. The public is invited to participate.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13
WASILLA CALENDAR

 ."... FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IA BOY SCOUTS, Wasilla school, 330 pm . MONDAY. NOVEMBER IF SUSITNA POST, V.F.W., VFW Building, 8 pm, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER l9 BROWNIE SCOUTS, Library, 3.30 pm. GIRL SCOUTS, Wasilla school, 3.J0 pm. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20 CUB SCOUTS, Hulke home, 3:3O pm. WASILLA GRANGE, Grange hall, 8 pm.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13

Elect Jumes Hurley, one of fhe signers of inc
 Sfufe Constitution; 7ff1 District. Pd. Adv. M
The frontiersman., 1958-11-13

Elect James ]. Hurley Representative, ofh Disf.. Pd. adv.
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