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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
FALLLCIO UN FUNCIONARIO

FALLEClO UN FUNCIONARIO
Ell DR.. Jorge Ruiz Cerda que du-
rante trece amos fuera sub-secre-
tario de Hacienda, falleci6 repen-
t;namente ocupando aun csc car
go, en- la noche del iueves. En- la
tarde de aver Sc llevo a cabo SUI
sepelio en- ell cementerio de Colon.
ACLARACION DE TRIBUNAL
Ell Tribunal Superior Electoral
emltlo una nota en- relacion con
"a SUPPRESSION de la inamovilidad de
los emp!eados y funcionarios publ
cos en- Id cual expreSa; "El Tribu-
nal Superior Electoral, a ~solicitud
de los Delegates politicos de los
partldoS que Integran la coalicion
progreslsta nacional. hubo de re-
dactar uD proyecto de ley, docu.
aiento que a eStas horas obra off
cialmelte en- poder del Presidente
del Senaoo de la Republica sin
que atecte nj toque en- forma algu.
ma, durante Ell periodic electoral
que tuvo SUI inlcio ell dia z del mes
actual, Ia inamovilidad de los EN-.
pieados y funclonarios del estado.
la provincial o ell municipio. consa-
grada como norma de estricto.
cumpllmiento en- ell articulo 81 del
Codigo de la materia."
COMPRA DE HELICOPTEROs
Por ell Estado Mayor del Ejercito
sc lnforulo que en- dias pasados, Ia
tuerza aerea fue visitada Dor ell
EmbaJador de Gran Bretana en-
Cuba, Sr. A. S. Jordan. con motive
DE babe" sido adquiridos para csc
cuerpo, Varios helic6pteros fabri.
cados en- Inglaterra. Sc agrego que
Sc lie rindieron los honores militia.
res ae su range y que despues de
entregados los aparatos, Sc efectu6
uh Vuelc de uno de elIos sobre la
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
MAS INFORMAcIONES..
(Viene de la Primera)

censo ell indice de ilustracion pu-
blica, y explic6 que la mayoria de
esos periodicos murieron a causa
de los altos costor de impression,
a los cuales no pudieron hacer
frente sus ingresos.
Ell director del Item" de Nueva
Orleans, George Chaplin, dijo que
los periodicos del future depende-
ran grandemente de equipo e in
vestigacion perfeccionados.
Estos dos ultimos oradores men
cionados tuvieron como tema los
problemas economics y de pro-
ducci6n del periodismo y su rela-
ci6n con las redacciones de los
diarios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

dereS de su partido Revolucio-
mario Cubano e iniciaron en- forma
SYMBOLIC" en- aquel momento, la
tampana electoral con vistas a las
eIeccioneS del dia tres de Noviem-
hre. Ell DR.. Grau declare a sus
rarciales que las elecciones son ell
canine para Ia pacificacion del
pals y que por clio insistia en- ell
mantenimientt de la Inca electo-
ralista. Algunos dlrigentes expresa-
ron que confrontan dificultades en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
RUSSIA "LUCHA" POR
SUPPRESSION DE ARMAS
NUCLEARES

LONDRES, (UP). - Ell Ministro
de Defensa sovietico, Rodion Ma
linovsky, declare que Russia "esta
tratando sin descanso de lograr
que los gobiernos de Estados Uni
dos y Gran Bretana concluyan I'm
acuerdo sobre la prohibition de
las armas nucleares".
Malinovsky, en- un articulo pu-
blicado en- ell diario "Pravda" y Ii
fundido. por la Radio Moscu dice
que "contrarias a la voluntad de
los pueblos hay aun fuerzas en- Ell
mundo capitalists que desean sa-
car beneficios de la guerra y que,
como Hitler, suenan con la domi-
nacion del mundo'.
Ell articulo del "Pravda" fue es-
critic. en- celebration del decimo
cuarto aniversario del dia lie la
victoria aliada en- la segunda que
ira mundial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
AMENAZAN PARAR OBREROS
DE LA CARNE

LONDRES, (UP).-Mas de seis
mil obreros de la industrial de la
carne, amenazaron con declarar
una huelga ell domingo que, en-
terminus generates, interrumpiria
ell abastecimiento de carne de Lon
dres.
Nil setecientos conductores de
camiones abandonaron sus labores
ell 10 de abril en- una disputa So
bre aumentos de sueldos, y su pa
no extraoficial produjo la disminu-
ci6n de las labores a dos terceras
parties de 10 normal, y la cesantia
de 900 mozos de servicio.
La causa de la amenaza de huel-
ga del domingo, es la suspension
de estos empleados. Tanto los mo-
EOS de servicio como los conducto-
res de camiones estan afiliados al
sindicato de transporte Y obreros
en- general.
La comisi6n de huelga del sindi-
cato anuncio que, a menos que Sc
realicen "negociaciones satisfacto-
rias" en- relaci6n con los mozos de
servicio, todos los obreros de todos
los mercados londinenses abando-
naran sus puestos a medianoche
del domingo.
Discourse DEL PAPA Pho XII
(UP).-El Papa Pho XII dijo en-
I'm discurso dado a publicidad, que
ell hombre ha hecho mas TITLES
"las %riquezas naturales prodiga-
mente %preparadas por Dios".
Hablando a I'm grupo de delega-
des que asisten en- Roma a una
reunion International de drenaje
y regadio, ell Santo Padre dijo:
"Las riquezas naturales prodiga-
mente %preparadas por Dios, para
la criatura de su infinite amor
han hechas mas titles para una
mayor cantidad de hombres Y la
miseria humane ha sido aliviada y
proporcionados los medios para ell
mejoramiento de la vida civica y
de familia".
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
MUERTO EN- UN CHoeUE

En- un triple choque que Sc pro,
DUO en- la carretera Central a la
sallda de La Habana, cerca del lu-
gar conocldo por Ell Lucero. result
to muerto Armando Lupo Coma.
'ez, de 81 amos, que conducia uno
de los AUTOMOBILES accidentados.
rambler recibio lesiones menos
graves la sonora Nelida Tamayo
TruJillo de % amos que iba en-
ntro de los AUTOMOBILES. Segun Sc
lnformo Armando Gonzalez venia
rumbo d La Habana y trato de pa
sar por la derecna a I'm omnibus
que tambien venia del interior de
la republica, chocando contra la
parte trasera de otro autom6yil
que marchaba en- igual direction v
luego contra ell otro conducido Dor
CrlSanto Conde, esposo de la Sra.
Aellda Tamayo, cayendo a CONT.
nuaclon en- I'm barranco.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

de la carrera de las armas nuclea-
RESI-.
Dice que mo es dificiI yer" que
la proposition de Estados Unidos
para mostrar tales pruebas ~ la
publicidad dada a la denominada
bomba de hidrogeno limpia, ocul-
tan una ~tentativa para crear una
falsa impression, contraria a las adj
verteneias de los cientificos, de
que las pruebas con armas nuclea-
e no ponen en- peligro la salud y
la vida de la gente."
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

lie estalla6o en- las manos un arte-
facto Que Sc supone sea una bomba
reloj o una granada, FL nino decla-
70 que Sc encontraba paseando en-
un riachuelo cercano a su residen-
cha, cuapdo observe I'm objeto, ell
cual tom6 en Sus manos y Ell cual
bacia ruido como un reloj. Ell nino
perdio "a mano derecha y sufri6
otras lesiones en- la cara = Ell cuerpo'
slendo recluido en- grave estado en-
ell Hospital Infantjl.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
NO ENVIARAN
0BSERVADORES

MOSCU, (UP).-La Union So
vietica anuncio que no enviara OBJ
servadores nj periodistas para pre-
senciar las pruebas de armas nu-
cleares de Estados Unidos.
Ell anuncio Official de la negati-
va, distribuido por la agencia no.
ticiosa official Tass, sehala que
"embarcarse en- paso tai significa-
ria, de hecho, estimular la politica
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
CUESTlONES

ri Institute Cubano de Estabili.
zaelon del Azucar informo que de-
flao al aumento en- LOG, 900 tone
Iadas de la Quota de rserva para
los EstadoS Unidos, en- la actual
zafra, Sc habia dispuesto la entire.
ga, de otros certificates de libre
exportac on para esa naci6n. Tam.
Olen que Sc habia dispuesto la
reordenscion de las Quotas, va que
Ia zafra sera de $500, 900 ton. en-
lugar de $500, 600, como Sc habia
diSpues..o originalmente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
PERU
Viene de Ia Prlmera)

afrenta personal a mi cuando
un m%anifestante me escupio en-
la cara. Estaba escupiendo al
buen nombre del Peru, escupia a
la Universidad de San Marcos.
escupia a los buenos nombres de
los hombres y mujeres que en- ell
curse de los amos lucharon por
la libertad.
"Deploro 10 ocurrido, no desde
punto de vista personal sino por
efecto que tuvo en- una de las
mas grandes ash, como mas anti.
guaS instituciones de e~nsenanza de
las Americas.
Este dia sera ignominioso On la
historic de la Universidad de San
Marcos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
VECINOS AISLADOS

Los bomberos de esta capital tn.
vleron que utilizal los carros esca-
leras para rescatar los vecinos del
Edlticio Aurora de la Gale ESQ.,
Oar, que Sc ~quedaron aislados en-
el ultlmo piso por haberse derrum-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

Juana de Arco, al celebrarse ese
dia la fiesta nacionsl francesa en-
homenaIs de la Doncella de Or
leans.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
ACUSAN REPRESENTATIVE
CLAYTON POWELL

uOS y Sc lie COHSluerd Ell prOyecLll
balistico mas moderno.
ACUSAN REPRESENTATIVE
CLAYTON POWELL
NUEVA YORK, CUP. = I'm iu-
RADIO federal acuso a Adam Clayton
Powell, miembro de la Camara de
Representatives. de los EStados Uni
dos, que en- 1856 abandono ell Par
lido Democratic para apoyar a
Dwight D. Eisenhower, de haber
defraudado al fisco en- ell pago de
sus impueStos.
La acusacion puede destruir la.
carrera de Powell, politico negro
que ejerce gran Influenza en- Har-
lem desde hace mas de 20 amos. La
acusacion Sc produjo, cast en- ell mo
mento en- que Sc anunciaba cue
I'm grupo de dirigentes democratas
tenia Ell proposito de desprenderse,
de sus servicios por SUI detection
de 1856.
81 Sc lie declara culpable Sc lie
puede condenar a una pena de pri-
sion de hasta Is amos v a una
multa de hasta 10000 d6lares.
TRIUNFO LABORISTA
LONDRES, (UP). - E Partido
Laborista ha logrado triunfos en-
las elecciones municipales, que
muestran una concrete tendencia
del electorado hacia la izquierda.
Las elecciones de Concejos Mu-
nicipales Sc r%alizaron aver en- 1873
communicates en- TODD ell pals. Ell
resultado fue de triunfos laboris-
tas, perdidas Conservatives y apa-
tia del electorate hacia los liberia
les.
Quedando aun I'm distrio por es-
crutar los laboristas sostienen ha-
Der ganado 343 bancas y perdido
solo 48. Ademas ~lograron ell con-
troll de IL concejos en- los que pre-
viamente dominican los conServa-
dores. Estos eligieron solo % con-
cejales y perdieron 800.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
Ola DEL ARBOL
NINO LESIONADO

FL nino Manuel Martinez de la
Nuez, de 8 amos, vecino de Ell Cal
vario, fue recluido aver en- ell Hos.
pital lnfantil de esta capital, pre-
sentando graves lesiones al haber-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

bado las escaleras que dan acceso
81 mismu. Ell ediflcio tiene tres pi-
SOS.
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luANA ma ARCO

Ell Embaiador de Francia en- la
Sociedan de Amigos de la Cultura
francesd ~ofreccran manana domin-
go en- la capilla del Colegio de La
Sale DEF Vedado una misa de hon
ras funcbres en- recordacion de
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NORTEAMERICANOS
CONDECORADOS

En- ell Palaclo Presidential Sc ce-
lebr6 una ceremonial en- la que Ell
Presidente Batlsta impuso la Con-
ldecoraci5n de la Orden Naclonal
de Merito Carlos Manuel de Cespe-
des, a yarlos norteamericanos esta-
lblecidos en- Cuba, desde hace amos.
Los condecorados fueron los Sres.
CLARA Park de Sanchez Pesino Dl-
Erectora del Periodico Havana Post,
Paul Herman, Presidente de la Ca
Inara de Comercio Americana de
w. S. Loudermilk, Vice-pre-
sidente de la North Gulf Atlantic
" Scott Thompson, residente de
Ia Fabrica de CemenIo Ell MORO.
CAMPANA ELECTORAL
En- la residential del DR.. Ramon
IGrau San Martin, Sc reunieron los
dirigentes provinciales y otros IL
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

capital, slendo plloteado por Ell
Brigadier Genera, Carlos Taberni-
LA, Jefe de la Fueza Aerea, lle-
vando como acompananteS al pro-
pic Emhajador ingles y al Ingenie-
o Julio IslesiaS de La Tore.
Ola DEL ARBOL
En- horas de la malana de hoy
Sc llevata a cabo en- ell parque ZOO
logico de La Habana, Ell acto CEN
!ral del dia del Arbol, donde los
alumnos de las Escuelas Publicas
Sembrafan un arbol en una cere-
mOnia eOniunta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
Wiene de la Primera)
rnNsEI0 DE- MINISTRIES

Para horas en- que circule esta
ledlcion, fue convocado ell Conselo
de Ministries, a fin de aprobar un
Inensaje al Congress- en- Ell cual Sc
Isolicitara la a~probaci6n de una ley
Dor la cual, durante la vigencla Gel
IEstado de Emergencia Nacional, Sc
suspendera la aplicacion de los ar
lt;culos 81 y Sc del Codigo Electo,
lraI que disponen la i9amovllldad
Iiel personal del Estado, la Provin-
Icla ' ell Municlpio, a fin de que en-
los Minlsterios y organismos au-
Sc pueda hacer remoclon
de personal, no obstante encon-
trarse en- vigor Ell proceso eleeto-
An
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

suS reSDectlvas reglones, acordar-
dose celebrar otras reuniones para
fratar de solucionar problemas de
tipo inferno del Autenticismo ms
cripto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
(Viene de la Primera)

dos y Sc lie considera ell proyectil
balistico mas moderno.
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country must be strong IN an
is facets and one OF them u
government" she said.
Mrs. Lee feels that women
need 70 take . greater part
IN government. particularly
In the area Of policy making.
The thing holding most
women back. she believes. u
fear. X
I'm an elective once. It's
fear OF defeat. In an appoin-
tive once. fear they couldn't
handle the Job or fear Of
criticism In the public
forum" she pointed out.
Women need 10 gain
thicker skins because these
criticisms and defeats every
now and then are part and
parcel Of t." she told the
delegates.
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home where there Is nothing
but sweetness and light might
iniure him seriouzly.
He would be quite UMPIRE
pared % meet the world OUT
side. He needs. ~ ] aAid. 10
know that people differ on
q LOT Of things but that there
differences need not be per-
mnnently damaging.
On the other hand. the
child should be ready 70
nght In a good cause. People
ought 70 have some strong
feelings. but they shouldn't
direct these feelings at mem
bers Of their own family.
II the children can be
taught to direct them into
useful channels. they win be-
come useful citizens. They
should be ready at any time
10 fight. not each other. but
70 fieht SIN. vice. crime. war.
creed. graft. bigotry. and q
lot Of other things that need
70 be fought.
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YOUR FAMILY AND you
Conflict Not Always
Harmful to Children

Hasn't this conflict DOGGY
man been INFLATED too
muchp"
Right you are. Mr.. s. II
isn't a question OF whether
there's conflict. but OF why
and how the conflict occurs
and what you do about H.
1. OF course. there are
differences Of opinion. and
human beings are likely 20
express these more or less
violently.
Children have 10 expect
this and ~ how such din
cultles are ironed out.
II these conflicts are eenu-
inely' adult differences Of
opinion and not mere sand
pile squASbllng Of childish
tantfums. they may have
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some real educational value
for the onlookine children.
2. Ihape said that the con-
fiict ought 70 have q rcapect-
able causes but Il shouldn't
be conflict over the children
or. n II Il. n ought certainly
20 be kept out OF the sight Of
the children. Everyone un-
derstands that.
Husband and wife must put
up q solid front OF discipline
and authority IN the presence
Of the children. They can
settle their differences else
where.
,. The conflict must be
settled and the children must
know that It's settled.
After the squabble Is over,
husband and wife should
make up lovingly. IN the pres
ence Of the children. 70 that
they can understand that
people can have differences Of
opinion but that these don't
constitute a real threat 10 the
home.
Bringing up a child in .
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Women Fear
Policy Jobs.
Says Speaker

Mrs. Dorothy McCullough
lee. chairman Of the subver-
sive Activities Control Board.
was guest speaker yesterday
at the womans Benefit AS
sOciations 10th ouadrennial
Supreme Review convenine
Monday through Friday at
the statler Hotel.
At the opening session Mrs.
Lee told the delegates that
America today has the Job Of
leadership among freedom
loving nations not because
she has sought II but because
II was thrust upon her by
events.
To meet the challenge "our
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People are always saying
that It's bad 70 bring up .
child in q home where there
Is conflict between husband
and wife" writes Mr.. 8. Il
think you've said 80 yourself.
Dr. Popenoel
but how IA Il humanity
possible 10 avoid any conflict
IN a homer There may be
some husbands and wives
who live like weIl-behaved
clans. but most couples are
going 10 quarrel once IN a
while. That holds true. not
only IN marriage but In every
human relationship IN busi-
ness. In club life, in church
membership and so on.
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Street $50 10 PM; rhundoys III AN. 70 9 PM
ros Church shi'noon cnd Silver spnno open Mondoy.
Thursday ond Frdoy evening,
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pal Church; giving to Ander-
son Methodist Church, the
beautiful bronze Altar Set
(this was given in honor of
one of the chartered members,
the late Mrs. Carrie Shepherd;
a cash donation to the County
Board of Health Tin memory
of another beloved member)
the late Nurse Nettye Perkins.
Thru the years, Les Royales
have presented Jackson with
two Mayors of Bonneville, Mr..
Leroy Jackson and the present
Mayor, MIR. E. H. Briggs of
Tougaloo College. Before the
close of the evening, the hos
tess, assisted by her four love-
ly children, served a tasty
plate luncheon of members,
Lula Bell Forte, Gladys King,
Margaret Johnson, Margaret
Baker, Johnnie Thompson and
Sarah M. Harvey. Les Royales
was founded, some IL years
ago by the late Jestine Minis,
the late Carrie Shepherd, Luz
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This N Thot
BY Sarah nj. Harvey

BE A GOOD FORGETTER
Forget the things that are
behind; forget injuries,
sights, unkind words; be too
big to be hurt; be too great
to be unkind; be too busy
to quarrel; too wise to en-
gage in unseemly gossip;
too strong to permit little
annoyanceS to turn you from
LIES big road; too clean to
stain your character with
any kind Of undertaking
Selected.
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dent that the choir would lose
no prestige this year, as the
music was comparable to 9th
er years, and there was an in
dication that perhaps this
would be the big year for
the choir. Mrs. Miriam Dams
by Johnson resumes her duty
as the choral director for an
other year.
This was only one of the
many programs which the
choir will render during the
school year. The itinerary in
cludes many of the Annual
Conference of the At
rican Methodist Episcopal
Church in the Eighth Episco-
pal District, inclusive of Mis-
slsSlppl and Louisiana. 1t is
also expected that the choir
would make tours out of the
District during the year. Many
voices returned to the choir
that had participated during
the last school wear Manv
freshmen have been added to
the group, and this along with
other factors assures the choir
a most successful school year.
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la Belle Forte, Henryetta
Stevens and Sarah Harvey.
STUDENT CHAPEL SER
VICES BEGIN AT
CAMPBELL COLLEGE

The Sophomore Glass of the
]. P. Campbell College began
the student chapel services for
the 1858 school year. Mr.. Gle
veland Payne, president of the
Sophomore Glass addressed
the assembly with a very time
ly discourse on the Church-re-
lated Junior College. Many of
the members of the Sophomore
Class participated on the pro-
gram. One of the outstanding
features of the program was
the presentation of the Sophie
more Ensemble and a solo by
Mrs. Gloria Sheriff. Each week
during the school year, the
chapel services are presented
by the various classes and
campus organizations for stu
dents.
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hour or more in discussing
plans for the clubs activities
during the coming months.
Plans were completed to send
checks to Smith Robinson
Elementary School to take
care of the hot meals for two
students during the school
year. The club also author
lied the continuation of their
monthly deposits to State Mu-
tual and Loan. A discussion
was also held concerning Les
Royales Project, sponsoring of
the Mayor of Bonneville Con-
test and a financial effort in
the form of a Cocktail Party
to be given in beautiful
Stevens Rose Room, the Sun
day after Thanksgiving. Pro-
ceeds from this years Mayor
of Bonneville Contest would
go to enlarge the clubs Hot
Lunch Program in the Public
Schools; possibly the furnish
ing of room or some needed
facility at the branch YMCA
and for the clubs regular
charitable and community OBJ
legations. Les RoyaleS, whose
original slogan was, Light
ing and Enlightening Jackson"
is responsible for the hand
some Neon Light at the branch
YWCA on Parish Street; the
huge Neon Light on Campbell
College Campus; covering the
floor of the Nursery School at
Bethlehem Center; giving to
the Community Hospital on
Virgins Street, a IA Gu fit.
Deep Freezer; Lighting the
Cross atop st. Marks Episco-
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JACKSON SOCIAL
WEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

cinct as we are very much in
terested and would like to at
tend the meeting when they
are called.
REMEMBER Woman's Day
at New Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, Sunday, Oct. 10.
FAIR VISITORS if its real
ly fine foods that you want,
prepared in an immaculate
kitchen, under the personal
supervision of the owner :.
GO OUT TO STEVENS RES
TAURANT enjoy the
aforementioned comfort and
beautiful surroundings :.
and most of all the SPECIAL
LOW PRICES ON ALL
FOODS that are being featur-
ed by the Stevens, beginning
this weekend DINE and
DANCE at STEVENS, MON
DAY NIGHT, OCTOBER Is :.
music by the sensational
5 ROYALES and DAN CAR
MICHAEL ORCHESTRA :.
ADVANCE TICKETS FOR
DANCE ONLY $1.50 Tables
FREE
MUST STOP HAVE
YOU REGISTERED? ARE
YOU A QUALIFIED VOTER?
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MRS. CARY BRACEY has
as house guest her three chill
dren who now make their
home in Los Angeles, Califor.
mia.
MR.. GARRETT ANDERSON
is yet in the hospital. He is
the husband of Mrs. Charity
Anderson of Florence Ave.
MRS. CHRISTINE CAMP
BELL is reported resting nice
ly as this goes to press.
Friends wish for her a COM
plete recovery.
SICK & SHUT-INS: Mrs. c,
b. Oats; Mrs. jamie Carey, Mr..
and Mrs. Est Thompson, Mrs.
Mary Moore.
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MOURNED

MOURNED
Samuel Louis Hubbard, II
year old Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel E. Hubbard was funer-
allied Tuesday, September 80
at 800 P. M. at St. Luke A.
M. E. Church after brief i'll
ness at the Monroe County
Hospital. Young Samuel was
admitted to the hospital with
a severe cast of gastritis which
developed into hypostatic
pneumonia. Death came at
1870 A. M. Sunday morning,
September %.
Surviving are two sisters,
Carole Anitra and June Alo-
ha. Out of town relatives at
tending the final rites were
Rev. Lafayette Garrett, Raw.
and Mrs. ]. S. Butler, Mrs.
Theresa G. Almore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Annette A. Garrett, Mr..
and Mrs. D. 7. Mason, Doris,
LaPearl and Sadie Almore,
Selena and Lewis Helm of
Jackson, Miss. Miss Essie Hub
bard, Macon, Ca, Mrs. French.
We Mason Bynes and Frenchye,
Savannah, Ga, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Cletus Birchette and Ruth,
Atlanta, Ga, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Hubbard and Leola,
Philadelphia, Pa, and Mrs. Lee
ola H. Peoples, New York
City.
Little" Sans father is the
principal of Hubbard High and
Elementary School at Forsyth,
Ga. His mother is the former
Louise Garrett of Jackson,
Miss.