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Arizona sun., 1958-01-30
CALVIN GOODE GETS new !.
!Continued from page ID

Continued from page IL
accountants in the system did
not get. When Carver was dis
continued in 1854, he was en-
ployed in the office of John
Barry, then County Superinten-
dent, where he ramained for
about four months and was then
employed by Mr.. Barry in the
office of the Corporation Com
mission. After two months In
that office, Mr.. Goode was en-
ployed by the PUaS and PC
System as assistant Property
Comptroller, where he remained
until the present.
He goes to the position Of
School Accountant at Carl Hay
den High with a rich background
Of experience in accounting be-
sides the fact that he Is accu-
mulating graduate credits in
business at both ASC and the
University Of Arizona.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-30
FORMER PASTOR VISITS
Continued from page ~

(COntlnued from page A
although school will not be in
session, the superintendent has
suggested that students be used
as guides during the Congress.
The Omaha Civic Auditorium
will be used by the Congress for
its public sessions.
Rev. Favors has many friends
in Phoenix and Arizona. He was
president Of the Paradise Bap-
tiSt Convention nine Of ten years
during his ministery here. He
expressed delight at being back
In the Valley with his children
and their families and with his
many old friends.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-30
AnANTANS BRIEFED ON RENEWAL
PROGRAM

Purpose of urban renewal was
explained to citizens of Atlanta
by Alderman Hamilton Douglas,
chairman of. the urban renewal
program for the city of Atlanta,
Georgia. He said one Of the pur-,
poses of an urban renewal pro-
gram is to make a happier life
for more people.
Mr.. Douglas called urban re-
newal, a partnership between
local and federal governments.
The program, he said, is design
ed to build up neighborhoods
that are run down.
"We must first take care Of
all persons displaced before the
program can 60 forward" and
he added, under such programs
the law requires suitable places
found for those displaced.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-30
WELFARE FOUNDATION
ANNOUNCES GRANT

The Phoenix Welfare Founda-
ton today announced a grant
of $3,232.65 to the following or
ganizationS:
Salvation Army in Phoenix
81, ,O30.59; Florence Crittenden
Home-$400; Phoenix Commun-
ity Council-$6O0; Family Social
Service Agency-$452.06; Foreign
Exchange Student program
$50.
The donation fifth annual
grant made by the Foundation
to local health, welfare and
character-building agencies -
brings to more than $l1 900 the
total disbursed since 1t was
founded in 1948 by a group Of
Phoenix business and profeS-
sional men,.
Trustees are the Valley Ma
tional Bank, Bank Of Douglas,
First National Bank, Arizona
Title & Trust Co. and Phoenix
Title 81 Trust Co.
DR.. E. w. Montgomery, chair
man of the Foundations diStri-
button committee, said the grant
would help these organizations
carry on the excellent services
they are rendering this COM
munity."
Arizona sun., 1958-01-30
PROPOSED VOTING AMENDMENT
HIT BY ATLANTA WOMEN

A proposed amendment to the
Georgia Constitution on voter
qualifications has been question
ed by the Georgia League Of
Women Voters who cautioned
legislators not to change the
constitution "in haste.
The. Constitution now excludes
from voting persons convicted
of any crime involving moral
turpitude and punishable by i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary.
The league said the proposed
change would exclude those
convicted "of adultery, Of forni-
cation, Of abandonment, of false
swearing, Of failure to register
for military services, Of manu-
factureing, transporting or sell
ing any untaxed SpirituouS Ii.
quor, or Of any felony"
It would also exclude anyone
dishonorably discharged from
the armed forces, one who Is a
party to q common law mar
riage, and the father or mother
Of an illegitimate child"
Arizona sun., 1958-01-30
CITIZENS RALLY TO SUPPORT
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(COnCnued from page -
invited to send representations
to this meeting so that reports
cuOld be carried back to their
respective groups. The Links an
nounced their intention of FORM
ing an organization of these Of
ficial representatives for united
effort on the bill. Mrs. Robt. T.
Banks president of the Phoenix
Links, served as moderator Of
the occasion and introduced
Atty. H. B. Daniels who made a
very careful and clear explana-
ton Of the Bill and why 1t is
needed for all ArizonanS and not
just for Negroes.
Many questions were asked by
persons in the audience and DR..
j. O. Grimes, Tempe, a repre-
sentative in the Arizona House,
assisted in the question period.
Following the session on the
bill the group retired to Fellow
ship House for coffee and punch.
Mrs. Clarence A. Jackson and
Mrs. Geraldine Solomon served
the refreshments.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-30
.z|!!
Well Folks
January 80, 1858

Well Folks
Do you need some gravel for
your driveway? Well come and
get it! No, we at Reddy's Corner
are not selling gravel. It Is yours
for the taking! All Of the loose
gravel ON our parking lot has
to be swept up and hauled off
80 that we can paint lines to
indicate parking spaces. direc-
tional arrows, and so forth. For
instance, the No. / DRIVEN
WINDOW on the south side OF
our building should be ap-
preached from the West, and
the No. z DRIVEN WINDOW
on the north side Of the build
Ing should be approached from
the East.
But until we get directiona1
arrows painted, folks, just ma
turally drive in from any direc-
ton. And sooner or later some
one is going to have collision.
We wouldn't want that to hap
pen.
So bring a tub, trailer, wheel
barrow or something to haul
gravel in-juSt sweep it up and
haul it off. It's yours and for
free too.
AS Always,
Just FREDDY.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-30

WANTED beauty operators for
a new and strictly modern
shop for particulars, call Idas'
BR. 6-o142. Booths, So a week.
, 1958-01-27
Pages

have much to contribute politically to either major
party, which means that our bargaining position is not
too strong This being the case, there may be little to.
give up in place Of the appointive office. .
LOOKING AT H situation for what it is, and
from this distance, and this early in the game, the
chances are that Rep. Powell's bill may not get very far,
With complicated machinery involved, such a bill could
easily become lost in some subcommittee of the House
or Senate, or be pigeon-holed, where it would gather its,
WE THANK Representative Powell for his brave
move in this direction and assure him that we will work
along with him to bring about the results sought. Self
government should be the ultimate goal of any people,
and the people Of the Virgin Islands are no exception,
, 1958-01-27
N Q c E

In accordance with Section 9() of Act No, 224 Bill No.
,479) of the Second Legislature of the Virgin Islands, ITO En-
courage the Establishment of New Business and Industries
to Attract Investment Capital in Order to further the Eco
nonic Development Of the Islands-to promote Tourism and
the Building of additional Hotels, Guest Houses and Housing
Projects-through the Granting of Special Subsidies and for
other Purposes" sanctioned and approved on the 5h day Of
July, 1857, and the Rules and Regulations of the Virgin Is
lands Board Of Tax Review CTax Exemption, a PUBLIC
HEARING on the following applicant seeking exemptions and
subsidies will be held on Thursday, February 6, 1858 at 800
pm. at Government House, etrtSttansted, ST, crotx, Virgin
Islands.
Name Of Applicant Address Type Of Business
Turquoise Bay, Inc. Estate Turquoise Bay, Hotel : Cottage
st. Croix. vi Resort
Any person, firm, or corporation interested in the approv-
al or d~isapproval of an application, may appear and be heard
provided a written statement is submitted to the Beard-a least
one week prior to the Hearing on such application.
James A. OBrYan
Executive Secretary
071A
AISlS9
, 1958-01-27
MR.. POWELL'S. BILL

THERE ARE THOSE who would disagree sharply
with Rep. Adam Clayton PoNells bill providing for the
election of a governor of these Islands this year. AS al
ways there will be the argument that we are not ready
for this measure of self-government; and that the pre-
sent system Of appointive top officials is quite salts
factory.
THE SECOND ARGUMENT which some will pre-
sent against the bill is that il does not afford sufficient
time for change, the bill calling for the election of a
Governor and Lieutenant Governor this year.
BUT REGARDLESS of what disagreement there
might be with the bill in its present form (and we have
none), it must be said that the time has come to take the
bull by the horns and assume greater responsibility for
setf-government. Continued postponement would only
tend to make excuse the rule rather than the exception,
the excuse in this case being that we are not yet ready
for self-government.
OF COURSE, THERE will be mistakes. But it
must be taken into consideration that life itself is one
grand experiment Of trial ard error. Were it otherwise
then men could plan everything down to the final detail
years and years hence, and dictate and control his des-
tiny. To say, therefore, that there will be mistakes is to
give recognition to the hard facts Of life, and thus give
more validity to the entire proposition-that there
should be an elective governor,
THIS BILL rs destined to run into trouble. The
positions OF Governor and Government Secretary Of the
Virgin Islands a re political pluns, Under the "spoils'
system, the reward for work, contribution and faithful
ness to the party is in the form Of distinguished public
office. To ask a party, any party, to give up two such
plums is to ask quite a bit, and the chances are that
members of Congress, practical politicians as they are,
will frown upon it.
GOING ONE STEP further, these Islands do not
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Estate OIL. URIAH WILLIAMS, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been APP
pointed administrators Of the above estate. ALT persons having
claims against the estate are required to present them within
six months verified by affidavit, an dali persons indebted to
the estate to make payment promptly, to the administrators
or to her attorney. Persons claiming to be next Of kin shall
file their proof Of heirship with the undersigned or with the
Clerk Of the District Court within the aforesaid period.
, 1958-01-27
James A. O'BrYan
Executive Secretary

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF SAINT cRo!x: CHRIsTIANsTED JURISDICTION
Estate o.. URIAH WILLIAMS, deceased.
, 1958-01-27

January 10, 1853 at Christiansted, Virgin Islands.
Almeric L.. Christian, ESQUIRE
Attorney for the Estate
;5-20-27.3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Program Listings

9-The EorIy Show. Movie.
IA Hours. "Droeonwyck," 1916.
Gene Tierney, Walter Huston.
$50
4-Footlight Theuter.
HouE. Western films.
7-Mickey Mouse Club. Kids
Mousekortoon "Pluto's Sweet
err" Newsreel Speeiol: "Aroen-
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4-NBc News.
Chef Huntlsy, David BrinkleY.
c-Douq Edwards. News.
TOO
4-SheriEe OF coehise.
S-Whise Hunter. Adventure.
7-Bockssoge. Sports. News.
Strong. Molcne. MoIkie.
o-Domon Runyon Theoter.
PREMIERE. "Plck the Winner"
Two men scheme to beat the
roces. Robert Strouss, Vivian
Blaine.
7:l5
7-John Doly. News.
7:3o
4-Tie Toe Dough. Color.
Sits in the Name. Quiz.
Milton Q. Ford, host.
7-ciFeus Boy. Adventure.
Elmer the Roinmoker." Mickey
Broddoek. Sterling Holloway. IRE
peot.l
9.Citixen Soldier. Drama.
Little Privcte." A green Army
privote comes through when the
fighting GETS the toughest.
500
4-You BET Your Life.
5.confidentiol File. Crime.
7-zoFFo. Adventure.
"The Eoele Leaves the Nest"
Don Diego resorts to ehostly
measures to prevent duel be-
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O niasfeF outlow. Guy Williams.
Gene Sheldon.
9-Riehard Diamond. Mystery.
Diomond Is hired secretly to guard
q weolfhy man who rnokes the
job difficult BY refusing to believe
his accidents ore tinped with nnut-
der Dovld Joassen, Catherine
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Fridoy Is promoted TO lieutenant
and Smith is made sergeant otter
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
DIARI0 Las AMERICAS -
"Fuerfe Association" con
la Am erica latina
sugerdo a los EE. w.


FL comite dijo tambien que
los comunistas estan gastando
%cuantiosas sumas para sembrar
ell odio contra Estados Unidos
y culpar a este pals de todos
los problemas sudamericanos.
La mission judia dijo que al.
gunos gobiernos sudamericanos
"todavia mantienen una politi-
Ca restrictiva' en- cuanto a la
immigration pero elogi6 a Bra
sill por liberalizar esa politica,
senalando que, en- los dltimos
rieses, mas de 5000 judios hun
garos y egipcios han encontra-
do hogares en- ese pals.
Mayor ayuda economical de
Estados Unidos para combatir
la lnflacion, estabilizar las eco.
romias e impulsar ell desarrollo
industrial de America Latina.
Mayor estimulo a la inver-
sion privada.
Programs alternatives y
educacionales mas amplios para
ccntrarrestar la propaganda CO.
munista y p%resentar I'm cuadro
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03

LONDRES, Oct. 2 (UPD-
Times de Londres publica hoy
un editorial sobre las proximas
elerciones del Brasil, en- Ell que
dice que "desde que Sc restaur6
la democracla zen Brasil) hace
Is amos, la demagogia ha lido pa
gando dividendos cada vez ma.
yores"
Expresa que la campaha cleo
toral hs sido particularmente
agitdda, y que Sc han tornado
extranas alianzas "aun entire CO
munistas y derechistas'', con 10
que ell cuadro politico Sc ha he.
Chico confuse aun para los ex.
pertos locales
Dice ell editorial que la cleo
cion puede ser zen extreme i'm
portante, porque es un ensayo
para la election presidential de
1860. Tambien demostrara que
terreno han ganado desde Ia
election de 1855 los nacionalis.
tas extremes y los partidos
abiertamente de izquierda''.
Agrega Ell Times que zen par.
ties del pals ell Partido Trabal,
hista, que dirige Ell Vicepresi.
dente, senior Joao Goulart, pa.
rece abiertamente aliado con el
Partido Comunista, ahora pros.
! cripto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
PRoYEcTAk EDIFlclo
De NAcIoNEs UNlDAs
EN- SANTIAGO, CHILE

NAC1ONES UN1DAS, Oct. 1
(UPD-,La Comision Economi-
ca para la America Latina Gee
PAL una de las comisiones re-
gionales de las Naciones Uni
das, Sc reuni6 hoy en- Nueva
York, la primera vez que 10 ha.
ce fuera de la America Latina,
para considerar como ha de fl
nanciarse la construction del
edisicio de las Naciones' Uni.
das en- Santiago de Chile,
Ell Secretario General Dag
Hammarskjold hablo ante la
comision, dandole la bienvenida
y recordando que desde Ia reu-
MON de Bogota, en- 1855, no ha-
bis tenido la oportunidad de
asistir a sus s~esiones.
"Pedi al Secretario General
de la CEPAL que Sc efectuara
esta reunion de La Comision pa
ra cumplir la resolution de La
asamblea general que. me au-
torlla a iniclat las negociaciones
que sean necesarias con rela-
cion al financiamiento de la
construction del edificio de las
Naciones Unidas Zen Santiago)".
Record6 ell Secretario General
que la asamblea en- la misma re-
solucion habia agradecido la do.
nacion hecha por Chile de I'm
terreno para ell edificio de las
Nacicnes Unidas.
la session de hoy, elisio presi-
dente al Embajador de Ecuador
Jose Correa,. y Tcepresidentes a
los representatives de Panama y
Brasil. Su relator sera ell DR..
Raul Quijano. Primer Secreta-
rio de Ia delegation argentina.
Dos propuestas Sc hicieron,
una presentada por Mexico y
Ecuador, y otrs por Estados Uni.
dos.
La Comision aplas6 TODD acuer
do hasta Ell proximo Wernes q
las diez y media de Ia rnafiana,
cdando efeetuara su proxima
reunion.
Las propuestas que Sc han pre-
scntado no son ineompatibles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
PerSpectiVas Economics AIgo
Mas BnIIantes Para Colombia

mestre del afo Sc "probaron nue
vas medidas para contener la
cafda de los precios," pero que,
"sin embargo los precios CONT
nuaror declinando".
La caida de los precioS del
cafe, sostiene, determine una
menor ganancia por concepto
de exportaciones este ano". AL
mismo tempo, apunta que "los
indicios son que las importa-
clones aumentaran en- ell segun-
do semestre del afo".
Colombia, dice, Sc hizo auto.
suficiente este ano en- la ma
yoria de los p~roductosA del pc
troleo y "desde que comenz6 a
funcionar la refineria de Carta-
gena, las economics netas de d.
visas ~extranjeras Sc calcularon
en- cinco millones de dolares al
ano". d.
FL costo de la vida aumento
en- un ocho por ciento en- los
primeros cinco meses del ano,
mientras que, en- Ell misr1o pc
riodo, la disponibilidad de di-
nero aumento en- un cuatro por
cierto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
Fuerte Division
en- Ell Purtido de
Gobierno de Ia
Rep. Argentina

BUENoS AIRES, Oct. 2 CUP
L = Argentina podra contar,
err FL future, con uniVersidades
privadas terminate va una in
tensa y agitads batalla parla.
mentaria Que reduirio no menos
de cinco votaciones en- el dlti-
MO dia de sesiones del congreso
y puso de manifesto una fuer.
tc division en- las filas del parti-
do gobernante.
Ell debate Sc inicio al tratar.
la Camara de Diputados una
fniciativa para derogar ell ar
ticulo %, del decreto-ley 6403,
dIctado por Ell gobierno revolu-
cionario. Ell proyecto provoco la
primera crisis seria en- Ell bio
que lie la Union Cfvica Radical
Iptransigente (oficialista), pues
pese a que eli presidente, doctor
Arturo Frondizi Sc habia pro-
nunciado en- favor del manteni.
miento de esa disposition, que
autoliZaba ell tuncionamiento de
las universidades privadas, nu-
merosos Legislatures de esa ten
dencia Sc unleron a diputados
cposItores para aprobar la ini-
ciativa Esta paso entonces al
senado, que la rAtifico, pero
agreg6 I'm parrafo adicional, au-
torizando expresamente el fun
cinnamiento de tales institutes,
aunque reservsndo al estado
la concession de titulos habili-
tantes para ejercer profesiones
liberales.
Quedo planteada asi Ia situa-
cion para una febril jornada de
c.ausurs en- ell congreso. La
eamara de Diputados insistio en-
la madrugada de aver en- SUI
prlmitiva version, y ell proyecto
paso al Senado Insistio tambien
este, ocr voto de todos sus MEM
bros, que pertenecen a la
Union Civica Radical Intransi-
genie Volvi6 a reunirSe la Ca
mara Baja para tratar el asunto
y rechazo la version del Senado,
que volvio a lnsistir en- su pos
tura por unanimidad, provocan-
DC ash la definici6n. En- TIN am
biente muy tense. la Camara de
Diputados comenz6 a tratar Ell
asunto por tercera vez en- ell
dia y al no lograr el payodo de
dos tercios de sus miembros
presentes. pues la votacion dio
lo2 sufragios a favor y SO en-
-(Pasa a Ia pag., 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
lHeendlo Deja Sin Hogan
4 tuatro Nil personas
en- Rio de Janeiro

RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. 2.
-CUPD-Cuatro mil personals
quedaron sin hogan, a causa de
I'm incendio, de cuatro horas de
duracion, que fue impossible do
minar por horas y que destruyd
ochocientas viviendas en- un ba.
rrio tsuburbano de esta capital,
tornado por casas pobres de
mala construction.
Muchas personals sufrieron le'
stones memories y I'm anciano a
quien Sc evacuo del distrito, ia.
llecio de I'm ataque al corazon,
que Sc atribuye a la excitacion
producida.
Ef fuego consumio mas o me.
nos,,dos tercios de las viviendas
del sector.
AL principle, los bomberos no
pudiefon luchar contra el fuego
por ,falta de aqua, pero poste.
riorhente hicieron llegar las
lanohas de bomberos de la ba.
hia " has apostaron frente al
barrio, Ell cual fue inundado en-.
tonces con aqua de mar.
La Cruz Roja establecio un
puesto de emergencia para ali
n1entar y atender a centenares
de ninos y sus nadres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
Ell Time" de Londres Conenta
Sobre las EIecciones de Brasil


Recuerda que pese a este ulti.
mo, Ell lider roio. LUZ Carlos
Prestes, Sc ha presentAdo en-
publico. ha hablAdo en- concen-
traclones, concedfdo entrevistas
y viajado por elspais en- apoyo
de los candidates, que fayorece
el comunismo.
LA lglesia, el gobierno, las
fuerzas armadas y ,aun las prin.
cipales agrupaciones politicas -
anade no han ocultado SUI
alarma y tenor Paradogicamen-
tie en- otras parties del pals los
comunistas estan aliados con la
Union Nacional Democratica, ala
derecha del partido que apoya
Ia iglesia. Algunos candidates
son apoyados por una ALBANIA,
que .incluye a comunistas y fas.
cistas".
Con TODD, dice ell editorial,
Sc espera Que el gobierno del
Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek
retenga SUI mayafia en- Ell con-
greso y Ell apoyo de la mayor
parte de los gobernadores. Ter
minaba diciendo que "es de es,
perar que despues de esta orgia
de democracia. como la llaman
los prasilehos, los partidos de
derecha, ell Social-D Democratic ode
gobierno) y la Union Nacional
Democratica (de oposicion) Sc
inspiren y former I'm frente pa
ra aminorar la confusion. De
otrs ymanera los militares pue.
der. volver a intervenir".
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
Inf|aci6n Y Dificultad Para
Adquirir Divisas en- Ell PERI
eobierne Procure Meierar BeIanze de Paaes

NUEVA YORK, Oct. a.
(UPI)-El primer semestre de
1858 en- FL Peru, dice en- su
Boletin Trimestral sobre los ne
gocios latinoamericarlos el Cha.
Sc. Manhattan Bank, "se carac-
terizo por la preston inflacio-
nista y por las dificultades en-
divisas extranjeras.
"Tanto las exportaciones CO.
mo las importaciones fueron in,
feriores a las de 1887.
eel gobierno procura neiorar
la BAHAMA de pagos para fines
de ano. En- septiembre, ell Ban
CO de Exportaciones e 1mpor.
taciones autorizo I'm prestamo
de 100000 de d6lares al Pc.
ru."
En- cuanto a Ia actividad de
los negocios, dice que esta "dis.
minuyo en- ell tercer trimestre
ode 1887, en- parte a causa de
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03

NUEVA YORK, Oct. 2 Gu
Pr A Colombia lie esperan
"perspectivas algo mas brillan-
tes," expresa ell Chase Manhat-
tan Bank, en- SUI informe trimes.
trail sobre la situacion de los
negocios en- la America Latina.
Explica que clos creditos ex-
tranjeros han aliviado por ell
momento la situacion de los pa,
gos. Sin embargo, no podra 10.
grarses una solucion duradera
mientras no Sc reduzca la de-
pendencia (de Colombia) del ca
f..
Las exportaciones de cafe en-
los primeros diez rneses de la
temporada CAFETERIA 1888
fueron un ocho por ciento su-
periores a las extraordinaria-
mente bajas del periodic CORES
pondiente anterior.
Pero "las perspectivas de las
exportaciones'', dice, deepen.
den de modo %primordial de-
resultado de las conferencias de
las naciones productoras de
cafe en- Washington"
Dice que en- ell segundo tri-