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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11
CUBA

supone que los rs viajeros, pa
sajeros de I'm avion de la Com
pania Guiana de Aviacion Sc
cuestrados por los rebeldes la
semana pasada, figurarian en- ell
primer grupo de liberados, no
ha sido possible verificar que
Sc encuentran va er libertad.
Estos pasajeros, entire eIlos
10 mujeres, probablemente sean
conducidos a Santiago de Cuba,
capital de la provincial de Orien-
te y destino del avion secues-
trado, donde, los que 10 deseen,
podran tomar avio les hacia La
Habana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11

da por muchos
f~uncionarios
de las organi-
zaciones obre-
ras como una
victoria para
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11

DuldQcldS a Ia
iona para eva
Guar a los heri
dos.
Aunuue Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-11

FiembFO De IA SOeIedsd
lnieFameriesRa De Prensa
, 1958-04-18

gram. The Auto-Mechanics Course
at Charlotte Amalie High School
was reopened, with the hiring of
a new Instructor.
"A new Home Economics Instru-
tor was employed, thus complet-
ing the requirements for teachers
in this area.
SOCIAL WELFARE
The Public Assistance Program
has remained sound and conserva-
tive while fulfilling its mission to
al dthe needy in u Islands.
The assistance caseload, ~totalling
1910 persons in June 1857, rose
during the off-tourist season to
1878 persons in September 1857,
but by February 1858 it had fallen
to 1882 persons hhis is best COM
pared directly with the 1906 per-
sons on assistance in February
1857, in the height ofthe previous
tourist season..
The 1958-59 proposals include
small increases in food allowances
for invalids, and for aged or in
capacitated persons living alone.
in house rent allowances, and in
the allowances for laundry r.
vices. They are estimated to i'm
prove grants by an average of
500 per month per adult Costing
US only $1.10 per month in the
Federal categories where Federal
supplies so per cent of the cost.
The Division of Child Welfare
caseload increased from $40 chill
dren in Anril 1857 to 384 children
in February 1858.
Go be continued
, 1958-04-18
ITO be continued)
CALL o BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the De
partment Of Property & Pro-
curement, Division Of Procure
ment, Christiansted, St. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until HOO
AM. April Is, 1858, and then
publicly opened for the fol-
lowing:
WATER METER x
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to- accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Division of Procurement,
Christiansted, st. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands.
Alphonso RomneY J
Clerk-in-C Charge
Div. Of Procurement
st. Croix, v. I.
1891
, 1958-04-18
Gov. Gordon's Message
To the Second Legislature
OF the Virgin Islands
Continued from yesterday

Recreation : The Bureau of Re-
creation employed six summer
playground workers and later
secured leaders on a permanent
basis; one for ST. Thomas, one for
ST. John, and two for ST. Croix.
With this Staff, it has been pos
sible for the Bureau to cooperate
with the Youth Commission in the
establishment and operation of
Youth Centers, to conduct sum-
ner program, to sponsor various
athletic leagues, and to supervise
the maintenance and repair Of it's
facilities.
When repairs being performed
as authorized from special funds
are completed, recreational facili-
ties should be mor nearly ade-
quate and the program will be
extended accordingly.
Public Libraries : Approval
Of the Virgin Islands Plan for
the Extension of Library Ser
vices to Rural areas by the
Board of Education and by the
u. S. Commissioner Of Educa-
ton resulted in the contribu-
ton of $2O,583.OO from the
Federal Government toward a
Special Fund for the Exten-
sion of Library Service. Five
thousand dollars appropriated
by the Legislature were trans
ferred from the Lottery Fund
q s matching requirements.
With this assistance, the Bu-
1eau of Libraries and Museums
has been able to process more
than 20 requitions for books
an dequipment. One phase of
this program has been the
observance of National Lii
brary Week-March Is to 81.
For the third year, the Lii
brary has sponsored the Audi
bon Screen Tours. 1t has con-
tinued to serve as the place
for exhibition of paintings.
Our public libraries contain one
of the best collections of histori-
cal material on the Virgin Islands
and the Caribbean area. This has
been augmented during the year.
Vocational Education : The fol-
lowing activities of significance
took place in Vocational Educa-
ton:
Two instructors of Agriculture
were employed and classes at
Christiansted High School and
Frederiksted Junior High School
were reactivated.
Evening star., 1958-05-09
HoLIYwooD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
kay Kendall Offered '3o Steps

Richard Basehart and the Alb
hey Players. In September.
Allen has a date In London 70
direct The Night Boat 10
Paris" II he could only get
that boat 20 speak, Terry
Moore Is In New York this week
10 read some splay scripts
among them Steve Fishers
Some Sweet Day"-snd 10
record two rock-'n'-roll songs
for Columbia.
For a fast second ! thought
II was a romance when /
learned that Rock Hudson had
visited and danced with a
Maria Xochlcuzca during his
two-week vacation In Acapulco.
But Maria turns out 10 be a
9l-year-old Indianl Rock.
is pounds lighter. is back In
Hollywood 10 help promote his
U-I movie. Twilight for the
Gods"
Nks
Robert Ryan of to New York
TO start a cross-country tour
with his movie version Of
Gods Little Acre" The tour
takes him through Georgia.
though Bob and the rest Of the
Evening star., 1958-05-09

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Kay Kendall. In London. has
been offered the Madeleine
Carroll role In the remake OF
Alfred Hltchcock's thriller. 80
Steps" with Kenneth More.
Kay can name her own terms.
but must get permission from
J. Arthur Rank.
II anyone knows beauty
secrets. It's mama Joll GabOr,
who is planning 10 open a
chain Of beauty salons the
farst In Palm Springs where she
recently bought a new home for
$4,000. Alan Ladd's son
and James Macarthur. actor
son OF Helen Hayes. have gone
into business together with al
most-as-young television pro-
ducer Gary Filosa. Their initial
venture is a telephone-answer-
Ing service In Beverly Hills.
First call and first customer
was Alan Ladd.
-
Glynis Johns. the pert. freck-
led-faced and fine actress. will
be following fiance dts on
again Allen keisner to Dublin
where he films "Gossoon" with
Evening star., 1958-05-09

company were refused per-
mission 10 shoot the Erskine
Caldwell story In that state.
Like pop. like son. samuel
Goldwyn. Dr.. financed Proud
Rebel" with si.750.000 which
his father put In trust for him
years ago. Not only did young
Goldwyn gamble his own mon
ey but he also made PROUD
Rebel" without first arranging
a releasing deal. a hazardous
procedure. Walt Disney is re-
leasing this emotional Western
drama starring Alan Ladd and
Olivia de Havllland.
When asked on the set of IL
Want To Livel" whether she
brings her husband. Eaton
ChalkIcy. 10 Hollywood 10 watch
her perform. Susan Hayward
replied. II don't bring my hus-
band anywhere. He's the boss
In our family" chalkley has
been here twice. coming all the
way from Georgia, 10 see Susan
during the movies shooting.
Lana Turner. with some high.
priced legal talent TO pay, Is
keeping her fingers crossed for
the success OF her newly re-
leased British film. Another
Time. Another Place" Lana's
deal gives her a percentage OF
the profits.
Mervyn Leroy is interested
in Aaron Spelling's "The Texas
Navy" a true story Of the Mex
ican War when Texas equipped
a navy and manned IL with
cowboys. II the deal goes
through. he'll try TO get Jim
c'Maverick'D Garner and Clint
CCheyenne" Walker for the
leads.
Evening star., 1958-05-09

Broadway, Subway Types
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

to special parties Of critics and
experts and just plain movie
lovers in one or the other of
the small projection theaters.
Recently there has been a new
movie which is getting two and
three private screenings a day.
This is the only film in his
tory" cracked one local wit,
which will finally open on
Broadway as a revival"
-
This week our Martian ar
rives in his flying saucer and
walks straight to the nearest
man. He orders that he be
taken to the nearest Brigitte
Bardot movie.
After ALL" he explains, I'm
only human"
Evening star., 1958-05-09

A reader named Vito J. De-
rasmo has been keeping his
eyes and ears open on Broad
way and has also been busily
riding the subways. alert every
moment to pick up typical types
for this column. In the theater
district, Vito submits the fol-
lowing standard characters:
THE ACTORS: They have
tiny roles in some show but
they set the tourist agog by
leaving the theater at intermis-
sion in their grease-paint and
costumes and having a quick
coffee at the corner drug store.
For disguise. they wear sun
glasses over the makeup.
THE BETRAYED: This is
the little old couple from
Broken Elbow. Nebr.. who just
can't believe it when they step
UP to the box Office at MY
Fair Lady" or THE Music
Man" and ask for two good
seats on the aisle for tonight.
THE SNEEZER and dior
COUGHER: He picks the most
tense moment in the play to
have a loud fit of sneezing or
coughing and then loudly asks
his wife: what did he tell her?
What happened on the stage?"
THE CASTING AGENT: He
stands in the lobby of the hit
musical at intermission and ex-
plains to everybody how Mario
Lama would have been a better
choice for the lead.
THE CRITIC: He read the
book and can tell you every
thing they've done wrong with
the stage version. -.
AS a subway rider, Mr.. De-
rasmo has also collected a nice
variety of transit terrors. For
a starter, he submits the fol-
lowing:
COOL CHARACTER: He
knows he'll never get a seat.
He leans against the door read
ing his paper. At every stop
he gets out, let's the car unload
and reload, and gets on last
so he can have his door to
lean against.
THE COMIC: He yellS, Take
a cab, lady" or TRY the lounge
car" when the lady complains
that he's jabbing his umbrella
into her back.
TROUBLEMAKER: She's
small. She comes right to your
shoulder. Her mouth is smeared
with lipstick. 1t gets on your
coat. Then you try to tell the
wife: IT was coming home on
the subway and :"
THE CONTESTANTS: Two
fat ladies, with bundles, see one
empty seat at exactly the. same
time from the same distance
away.
THE CLEANERS PAL: This
is the small boy who twists
around to kneel on the seat
while looking out the window
at nothing and meanwhile rub
bing his dirty shoes all over
the side of your pants.
THE SLEEPER: What hap
pens to him? He's always still
asleep at the next to the last
stop.
4 Il
These days nobody opens a
movie on Broadway without
showing it time and time again
Evening star., 1958-05-09

AIRPORT Z, H'''.s,;: ..;:0
cpSS e ssSop,,, or yREEbH M.tHdIekHS' sAnaASs
sdiRL MOST iikEiyS' Icclerl.
JANE POWELL. al h.3e, No. A.
"cREATuRE WALKS kMoNo Us. |"
JEFf MORROW, At li.Ab, Cartoon.
Located IN Arlinaton on v, 8.
Route 1, lust over the iAth a.,
brldse Kids Freell
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Aubrey, had his turn visiting his
grandparents Mrs. j. R. Wingo
called in the Thompson home
Thursday afternoon.
The Rev. and Mrs Keith White
head, their three children and Miss
Laura Grace Whitehead left Mon
day for Maryyille. Tenn. to visit
MIR and Mrs. Charles Whitehead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Chisholm and
their children spent Tuesday night
with the Herman Andersons. The
Emmett McCraws were luncheon
guests in the Anderson home Sat
urday.
Miss Nell Morgan was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Morgan
several days Of last week. Miss
Mary Noble Morgan spent the
Fourth with her family
Miss Ann Christian spent the
week end at her home here MIR
and Mrs. Robert Christian and son.
Steve. were with the family for the
Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Seay,
Jr-. and three children visited in
both the Christian and Scay homes
over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Keith and
Miss Frances seay were week end
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Rice Seay
Mr. and Mrs J w Norris and
young william Thomas spent Sun
dav in the Buster Flood home
Dot Chappcll is visiting Mr. and
MIS- Karl Drumeller in Ports
mouth
Robertson Guests
Mrs. Ellen Robertson's guests
during the week end were Mrs. E.
A Woodbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Meade and children. NJ and Mrs.
C, f Giubbs. Miss Joan Booth.
Miss Ann Upton, Miss Cindy Nc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Kenny. Billy Holland. Bill thinner
/ man and Buck Cawthorne. Miss
Carol Mae Farrar and Miss Carol
/ Meade spent the week In the Rob
ertson home.
Mr. and Mrs John Morgan. Jr..
entertained at picnic supper Sat
urday night. Their guests we're Mr.
and Mrs Jack Anderson. Mrs
James Nifong and son. Mike. Jr
and Mrs. Claude Anderson and
Juan Anderson.
| Miss Beth Forbes was hostess at
dinner Friday night to Mr. and
Mrs J p. McCraw and Mr., and
Mrs. julius Coleman
Mrs. G. NJ. Rogers, Miss Applin2
Moss and Miss Carrie Fitzgerald
called in the Forbes and Smith
homes Monday afternoon
McCraws Visit
Nh. and Mrs Emmett McCraw.
their children. Mary Louise and
David, were Sunday visitors In the
Smith home.
Week end visitors In the Jack
Anderson home were Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Anderson and Juan Ander-
son Sunday callers were MIR. and
Mrs. Saxon and their children. Mr.
and Mrs Richard Ellis, III. Mrs
W. W Moore yand Mrs Julian Dun
KUN
Mrs. Jack Anderson entered the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

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kieiiAiofn
lfie HtY ahn Aslrr Nlh-#f
and Mil Poy NJ ycHs y. Mar.uz
burg VI va
Tire Ioftie Moon Aid Ed.aon,a
circle of DuWVg napnt char. 4
uai sfofaay piom lax tee hnrgf o.
Mrs " Al sDropsh Mr G e.
I.eofty Qtts IL rlaro IN M. p.a.
4tata "riH ata,lDr
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nIH!.u ii fghtnn.,a yrat a.f M
Will. WeaE Uit. He, anN hl4 .l
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gl and sIr4 Wlsa,D Sl4it4s
vf HIehnvnl w4se MataIa.4s .ua#i#
III MN nul NH. .j8lu Gart0n
Mt anl MIA Tyfa Ma1r4 haf
VI. veek ena puests XVIII VIM AIYs
Maurice snod1y III Richmond
Mrs Paul Scay hUs been Spend
~ some tine II. loqinYsfon VIVA
Ter parents since hcl husband tit
bet-l, ii Reserve Training Camp
I a.. nj ,t,5g,.t.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Reuben Jamerson and three chill
dren, OF DillWyn.
Miss Frances Griffith and friend.
Carl Lcderel. Of Maryland visited
her grandparents, MI and Mrs. ID
A Griffith. recently she graduated
from State Teachers College u
lawson mn N Jnir aad II ex
prCllhg " teach near there Till
Fall
MI and NH Iaiiu.i ltfiltitfI
hayt had hei t1ihct ara bfuthst
ol Tennessee visiting them recently
Weef end and Sunday visitors Of
the Emmett Dunfums. were Mr.
and Mrs Weslev Shiffette. Joyce
Lee. Can and Michael. of Rich
mond Mr.. and Mrs Ira Ziea!oose.
and Mf and Mrs Penn. OF Char
lottesvillc, Mrs CIV Garner and
Deanc. Of Wilmington
Reunion
TN. GriIfiit, Annual Picnic vas
held III june ~ III Hawkabille Part
III Pare County Anlonu those II
\ ttndlnp were Ml and Mrs ~ 4
Griffith. JACK Griinth and four
children. VI GAINESVILLE. CarfDll
Griffith al children. Mrs Horace
/ DoWdv b nd family from AK
anarta Mrs w VI Griffith. from
| Springfield. Earl VI Griffith and
/ family. Of SPRINGFIELD A hountiful
lunch was served and mighty en-.
I iovable day for Ill
/ Homecoming VIII BIZ Atieust II
al the Belfast Baptist Church.
! creWe. and revival viii start
( August 49, and thu visiting mini
/ Stcr VIII be- Rev l.aren Wlalty VI
4 StplerYille, Tenn
1 MISS Jean Kidd u Wineina is
/ spending several days vain Mis-
| June Ownsby
Mrs M NJ. Julian called On MIS-
Emmett Dnnkum the past week
\ The Hickory Grove Home Denon
+ strat!on Club met Tuesday Jnly u
with Miss Florence Jones and Mrs
I Marie cleans
Rev and Mrs Philip Thomas
were luncheon guest Sunday Of
Mrs Annie Garnet
MI and Mrs Jimmie -eap visited
the Clyde Marks family Sunday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Dunkum
visited Mrs. Lucy Duncan Sunday
afternoon
The Willie Ownsby family and
Miss Jean Kidd. 81 Winpna enjoyed
4 picnic supper IL Buckingham
| Park, Saturday
Mi and Mrs Wine OWnsby
visited Mr. and Mr. r'rasicr and
Mrs. J X Osborn. All Of Crewe
las. week Mrs. Osborne haa been
4 quite sick
| Bill and Charles Ownsby ,isited
1 friends IN Crewe SUNDAY
1 Accidents ia farm residents take.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Curdsville News
Griffiths Attend
Family Picnic
In Page County

nts Philip Thomas filled lia
Sunday morning abppiiiliheht AZ
Smyrna. The Sacrament u tlie
Lulds supper Was observed.
Mi. ana Mrs. Bernard Smith
spent the Fourth Of July al Vir-
ginia Beach Mrs CLYDE Marks and
Julia accompanied them TO visit
her parents. MI and Mrs. James
A. Basnite. and hei aunt. Mrs
Rachael Gregory at BACK Bay, who
is quite Ill.
Mi and Mrs. Gale G. Harvey and
c. c., Jl.. and Mason Of Marion,
spent the holidays with his mother.
Mrs G. G. liarvrs and other rcla
tives and friends Mrs Harvey III
going to spend several days with
her parents. Mi and Alrs Charles
Pursis
Sunday visitors Of MI and MIS-.
Vernard Profit we're Ralph Prof
fit Of Charlottesville Richard Hat
ton. oI Alexandria. and MI and
Mrs. Clyde Marks. jimmy and
Julia
Mrs. Wesley Smfflette Joyce Lee
and Gail, Of Richmond. visited Mrs.
Wesley Dunkum Saturday after
noon
Mrs. Anna Covinelon and Mn and
Mrs. Robert Anderson VI Farm
Vile. visited the Clyde Marks
family during the holidays
Mrs. Stella walker. oi Los Altos.
Calf. and MIS- Halle BaldrIdEe
visited Mr. and Mrs william Doug
las. Of Staten Island and Mi and
Mrs. Charlie Brook u Staten la-
land. recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernurd prolfitt
visited MI and Mrs. Julian Bca9-
ley. ol Farm.ille. Sunday after
noon
Mrs. c. G. Harvey Mr. and Mrs
Jay Dewitt and children attended
Homecoming last Sunday at Brlery
Church near Keysyllle Miss Marcia
McClung. who had been visiting
Mrs. Harvey and other relatives re,
turned home with her cousins. pr
and Mrs. Charles Henderson. who
reside at Norton. Virginia,
Holiday Guests
Holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Herman Dowdy were Misses Bar
bara Anne and Barry Dowdy. Of
Dowdy's Corner. Mr. and Mrs Der
nard Wooten and two sons. Of
Tuggle. Mr. and Mrs Charles Duty
and Rose Marie. Of Enonyille. Mr.
and Mrs Elwood Dowdy and son.
OF Shipman. and MI and Mrs.
,, Southside Community Hospital Mon
/ day and was operated Oh Tuesday
There was racing and chasing IN
the C. B Morgan household over
the week end OF the Fourth Guests
were MIR and Mrs r M Morgan
and small Cydna, Miss Louise Nor
gan, who is on vacation Miss
Billie Morgan. Douglas Riley and
Bob Williams. Swimming al Holi-
day Lake and croqnct AZ home pro
vided entertainment fG- every age
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Accidents to farm residents take
about II 800 lives each year More
than million farm residents are
Injured each year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

Little high being com.
pletey They being open important
things
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Faubus May BE A Blessing

We have stated before that Fhubus may be blessing in
disguise 70 tho indignation In the United states
Every time he opens HIS mouth he offers worse kind 81 al
rcriisng for political demogogoy characteristic Of most south
politicians aud If those who this late date prddng
the white supremacy nonsense
Every time these WORTHLESS get Ty and Try 10 justify
the unanes aud aumanes of aggregation thes make
friends for the Negro American population who have
the chief sufferers from hgory aud aggregation b the
country,
Fauhus has ormaaea aud dramaked the struggle between
those who pbry ony those aud chat please
them end those law abiding citizens who whether they ayor
court ruling MT ebey she Law" until il Is altered
changed ia orderly fashion
lo represents also hos who feel that The Negro American
81 1858 should he satisfied with the universal changing
he has reviewed for years under the cid sepatae hut
equal" theory fraud il there ever was one
Faubus and his k realize that America stands before
the world almost alone II the rs allowed the FaubuSes and
the Byrs, aud Almonds % back the clock racial
equality and unity ~ this naouwe stand forever lose
slipping crown the hops tho fre worlahaek brown
yellow and white II the politicians who rule in the seven
reeacran; states aud their economic hackers had any
oyely and patriotism the they would that what has
happened IN Little Rock undermining prestige abroad
and would stand up against the yrs aud the Faubues who
70 remain insulated IN provincial raealm which under
attack the world
Returning 70 theme Of the first paragraph II may he
that the jolt which the Fauhus antics initiated may just wba,
the nation needed behind the supreme Courts edc
proceed % ntssratc schools with deliberate speed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

by ironie tws 81 fate fellow member o. the race
which him much the Rev Mr.. Martin Luther King
may be responsible for his death and the great loss which such
would the nation Let hope that Rev
King does not die
The mentally deranged Negro woman who stabbed the
young national leader Saturday forgiven typical Rev
King fashion, after she inflicted serou wounds upon him Tho
next day his wife equally forgvog Transmitting into mod
action the biblical injunction Of turning tho other cheek
The brutal ronghng up Of Rev King by Birmingham police
four weeks aud the almost fatal snbbine just
part Of the ehhu Of which have descended upon the
leader Of the Montgomery bus boycott dramatic bringing
the Gandh nonyoenee program 10 America which paid off
handsomely and made Rev King overnight the admired
young Negro American lender In tho world
Rev King well prepared accept tho travail IL leader
ship Such paths which have made bis home the object Of BON
attacks personal veaton and threats by telephone and tho
dangerous personal dangers involved Ia leadership
Through all ho has remained calm willing N need be 10 make
tho sacrifice that al Americans be free in reality
well ~ In theory.
Ameroa s0rcly needs Of the eahre % Dr King aud
the American Negro emerging into day needs him
II would be one that member OF the racial group
which he has much hope and leadership would be
sponsihs for HIS death
Our prayers join those Of millions az Americans black aud
white that God grant his recovery and return The useful life
he has lodi in the past.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Important Group And Meeting

Federal Judge Luther Ioupedah q MIN.
aeota viii speak the annual dinner Of The Minnesota rrs
sneF's Aid Society next Wednesday, October 4.
The society headed by Good Citizen Benjamin Berger has
been quietly going about the task of assisting people confined
state penal institutions That people unfortunate enough
be convicted Of crime hope need help and encouragement
become useful members u society release from prison is
acknowledged by intelligent people
number q have private organizations up j.
the Minnesota Prisoners Society look cut after the welfare
prisoners aud build public interest IN The welfare " such
persons
Under Mr. Bergcr and other outstanding citizens the Min
nesoa organization under Allen Eubans its executive
tar doing fine job The bringing 81 that great humanitarian
Luther Youngdah and urst Minneapolis 90 address the
meeting significant because % his interest IN the prison pop
uaon while he aud bis Identification with
human rights through the years
The Presidency Of the United States too heavy job Tor
single individual matter how well and hearty Congrv
should consider In which President could b.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

Representative Judd OF Minneapolis sounded his
postcard poll Minneapolis
overwhelming percentaEe7s3 per opposed
there IS So opposed Something country people weigh
consider city people millions freswsys
bsrbor improvements bigger University campus
unemployment compensation public housing
helps pay though farmer paddle
Tohirs % Minneapolis oppose
program the judd survey why
Legislative reapporonment city people
IN Spring li-A d,anor Press.