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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
$3.50 BUDGET
For Virginia
Tops 81 Billion
Stunley Says Surplus
OF $53 Million
Averts New Toxes
BY MARY LOU WERNER
star stan Writer

RICHMOND. Jan. 0. - A
ls5S-60 Virginia budget ex-
ceeding 81 billion was recon-
mended by Gov. Stanley today.
It is the first time the State
has been asked to spend q
billion dollars in q two-year
period.
The total proposed expendi-
ture is $1.050.857.3S2. This
represents an increase Of APP
proximately $l54 million over
the 1868 budget. but calls
for no new or increased taxes.
A $50 million surplus left
over from the current biennium.
plus $50 million from the Fed
eral interstate highway pro-
gram. are the principal factors
that permit such a big budget
increase without any additional
taxes.
All the Federal road money
has to go for the interstate
highway program and accounts
for the major portion Of the
recommended expenditure in
crease. The totar amount budg-
eted for roads is $3.50 million.
Schools Up S3l Million
The only other big expendi-
ture increase Is proposed for
public schools. A boost Of ss4
million is reflected in this
category. with most Of II going
for higher teacher salaries and
additional teachers.
AS revealed by Gov. Stanley
yesterday. the budget would
raise the State minimum
teacher salary scale by 500
during each year Of the hien.
mum. and also provide for the
employment Of 1900 additional
teachers by 1860.
The present minimum teacher
salary scale is $1,000 to $500
after eight years. The increase
would make this 81. 500 to $500
by 1860. This falls short Of the
$2.700 to $500 scale rec
commended by the State Board
Of Education.
$40 Million to Literary Fund
The budget recommendation
for schools also includes $40
million 70 replenish the State
Literary Loan Fund from which
localities may borrow money 10
build schools.
An increase of 81 million is
proposed for care of mental
patients. 1t would raise the
daily allowance per patient
from $2.87 to $3.50. More than
q fourth Of the increase in this
category would go for employ
ment Of additional personnel
in the mental hospitals.
The recommended budget
also includes an increase Of
sl.3 million to $l2.701.310, for
State police. TO provide the en-
ployment Of so additional
troopers. 40 new clerks. and
one additional sergeant.
The rest Of the overall in
crease Is spread throughout
the budget. for the most part
rejecting imitation which re-
quires additional money to pro-
vide the same amount Of serv-
ices, Gov. Stanley commented
in his budget message.
He said at first glance 1t may
appear the budget contains
"extravagant proposals" but
declared his proposals actually
Continued on Page A-20, Col. l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
BY HOWARD L. DUTKIN
star star Writer

The U. S. Court Of Appeals
for the District today remanded
the Communist Party case to
the subversive Activities Con-
troll Board for further proceed
ings.
The board had twice found
that the Communist Party was
dominated by Moscow. As such.
1t held. 1t must register finan-
cial records and names Of mem
bers with the Government.
Criminal penalties attach for
failure to register.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

Gen. Gown Hos, OF PortY o, Fort
Mysr. Pese Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

Fire touched on by a small
boys anger at being punished
for chewing bubble gum in class
caused an estimated $1,000
damage to the Stevens Ele-
mentary School. Twenty first
and K streets NV. today.
Discovered shortly before
pupils reported for classes, the
fire was spotted in several diff
ferent sections Of the building.
Six schoolrooms were put out
Of commission. largely from
water damage, and children
we're sent home.
The three-story. l2-room
building was characterized by
School Supt. Hobart M. Corning
as one Of the museum pieces
of the city. constructed in
1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Can Expunge Testimony

In remanding the case today.
the Appellate Court held that
If the SACB wishes to use
certain testimony Of FBI
undercover agent Mary Mark
ward it must release to the
Communist Party pertinent
statements made by Mr.. Mark
ward to the FBI.
Under the ruling, the SAGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Admit Starting Fire

1t. Thomas Herlihy OF the
I'd police detective district said
that two boys. half brothers
aged 8 and 10. were arrested by
Precinct Detective Clarence
Knott and Fire Inspector War
rem Kelly at the school. and adj
mitted starting the fire.
The l0-year-old was quoted
as saying he was mad" with
his teacher because she kept
him after school for about 10
minutes yesterday for chewing
bubble gum In class.
Police said the boys we're
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Schools Up $50 Million

The only other big expendi-
ture increase Is proposed for
public schools. A boost Of ssl
million is reflected in this
category. with most Of IL going
for higher teacher salaries and
additional teachers.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05
Viene Miami
Sofia Loren Z

La bella actriz italiana, Sofia Lo.
rem, quien ha degrade alcanzar jus.
ia fama en- ell mundo del celuloide
g~racias a sus pronunciadas curvas,
arribara a esta ciudad ell pr6ximo
II de JUNO. Aqu; filmara algunas
escenas playeras para Su proxima
pelicula,
Sofia no hay que dudarlo-
vendra acompaiiada de Su espoSo,
Carlos Ponti y SUI ayuda de camara.
La pelicula que actualmente fill
ma la actriz italiana sera possible
mente titulada ''That Kind of Wa.
man pero Executives de la Para.
mount Sc han apresurado a mani.
festar que "todavia no estan segu.
roS del nombre de .esta pelicula".
Ellos mismos dijeron que no les
parece "adoptar ciertaS medidas"
para ell Guido particular hacia So
fla. ELLA 10 sabe bien; sabe como
cuidarse y ESQ es bastante".
Ell grupo estara en- Miami sola.
mente unos pocos dias, despues de
10 cual continuaran su viaie hacia
Nueva York, en- donde Sc filmaran
otras escenas correspondence a la
miSma cjnta.
va en- Hollywood la sonora 10.
rem ha comenzado a filmar algu.
nos metros de pelicula dentro de
TN legitimo ambiente tropical.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05
Viudu del ex Ministro de Education
CUbano Jose AIemdn Aceptu 0pcion
q sUs Propiedudes en- Key Biscuyne

Una dana Guiana recien casada
ACADIA de hacer I'm negocio redon.
do en- bienes raices mientraS dis
frutaba de Su luna de miel en- la
gran urbe de Nueva York. En- ell
negocio danzaror alrededor de Is
millones de dolareS, y ella abrio un
capitulo en- la historic del Sur de
Miami, exactamente en- Key BiScay-
ne.
La viuda del ex.Ministro de
Education de Cuba, Jose Aleman,
ACADIA justamente de contraer nue..
vas nupcias con Joaquin Ferreras,
en- ceremonial que tuvo lugar la Sc
mana pasada en- La Habana.
En- Nueva York ella acepto una
opcion al lote de tierras de TAT
acres por la suma de $3.50, 900 de
la firma Arthur DesSer y Harold
Garfield, quienes han operado tie
rras de Carol City en- Northwest
Dade.
La opcion de DeSser Sc extiende
por 4 meses Para ell 6 de octubre
debia haber pagado $750.000. Ell
valor total de la propiedad esta cal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05
Mayor Control
Sobre venta de Explosives
Mas Estrietus Medidus Svgiers 81 Gran Jurudo

Condado como del EStado, han
urgido por los motives arriba
apuntadoS, que las leyes que re-
gulan la venta y uso de los altos
explosives, sean mas estrictaS.
Ell Gran Jurado ha recomendado,
sin embargo, que dichas leyes
sean reforzadas por las autorida-
DIES locales.
Sobre Ell particular tambien
hablo ell Sheriff Tomas ]. Kelly,
quien INDIGO la necesidad de re-
forzar las actuales leyes con
otra nuevaS.
Ell Administrator del Condado,
o. W. Campbell, por su parte,
ha dicho que ell no considera
muy necesario tales reformas".
Isl nosotros tenemos nuestras
propias leyes -anadio ell 10
indicado es que las leyes de po-
licia refuercen a aquellas".
De todaS maneras ell Gran Ju-
RADIO dijo Sc hsce necesario va
que ia ciudadania ha estado
amenazada por los desafiantes de
la ley, siendo este muy. evidente
por la reciente serie de bombas
localizadas en- casas, iglesias, 81
nagogas escuelas y centres de la
comunidad, ash como en- otras
propiedades en- los Estados Uni
dos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05
Pide Ell livorciO
Esposa de MUsico
de Jazz H. Fields

La sonora Virginia N. Fields, es.
posa del conocido musico de Jazz,
Herbie Fields, ha solicitado ell di.
vorcio de este en- la Corte de Cir
quito. Ell cargo que formula la Sc
nora Fields contra su marido es
que llega a casa a muy atlas horas
de la noche, y con mucha frecuen.
cha, en- estado de ebriedad.
Ella alega que tanto ell aflo pasa-
do como en- ell presente SUI esposo
ha llegado a casa para dormir uni.
camente una bora en- condolences
anomalies, no sin antes causar mo
lestias a ella y sus hijos.
Asimismo expuso la sonora de
Fields que SUI marido terminaba de
TRAFALGAR a las 5. I'm. pero nunca
lego a casa antes de las 10 am. o
mas tarde, y siempre en- complete
estado de ebriedad.
Declare tambien que SUI esposo,
es trompetista de una orquesta,
quien devenga mas de 500 por Sc
mana. Ell ultimamente habia traba.
jado en- un motel en- North Dade.
INDIGO que ella actualmente radi.
ca en- 2450 NE 215 tn ST., North
Miami Beach, casa que desea con
servar para ella y u hijos, ademas
de una asignacion para manteni.
Fields 10 situaba en- Chicago.
miento.
La Ultima noticia que Sc tuvo de
Fields 10 situaba en- Chicago.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05

de una Serie de debilidades le-
gales, entire otras las siguientes:
Las excepciones otorgadaS q
los tinqueros para ell uso de los
altos explosives No existe min
guna clase de chequeo de las
necesldades actuales de tales ex-
plosivos' nj tampoco de la can
tidad que ellos, los finqueros, me-
cesitan uSar.
-Escasez de personal entire
nado para haceT cumrlir las le-
yes del case, 10 que deriva en-
inadecuados mctodos de seguri-
dad.
No existe control para Ell uso
de los explosives que indiquen
como, cuando y donde ellos Sc
ran usados.
Las autoridades, tanto del
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05

culado en- IL mlllones de dolares,
que debera pagan a razon de 81,
10000 dentro de I'm ano, a partir
de mayo 8 de 1861
Despues de algunoS meses de ne.
gociaciones estas fueron complete.
das Ell fin de semana ultimo en-
Nueva York para 10 cual hubo ne
cesidad de volar hacia Montreal pa.
ra firmarse ell contrato del case.
Desser manifesto que debido a un
punto legalista hubo ~necesidad de
if a Montreal, pues la Sra. Ferre.
ras no es ciudadana norteamerica-
ma.
Ell precio de Is millones de dola-
res de la opcion aparecio aumen.
tado sobre los $9.5OO.00O que orr
ginalmente iba a pagan ell pelete.
no neoyorkino Louis R. Ritter en-
febrero del ano pasado Pero Ritter
iba a pagan cuatro millones en- efec
two y ell saldo dc cinco amos.
Su opcion Sc vencio sin embargo
y ell neoyerquino perdio sus $780,.
600. OesSer esta poniendo soda
mente un million y ell reSto 10 paga.
ra en- 10 amos incluyendo los inte-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05
DiARI0 Las AMERICAsgpaC. 5
ApeIado ell FaIIo Condenaforio
Contra Tres Cubanos de Miami
en- Case de Cartera del Consul

MIAMI, JUNO 4 CUPID Los
tFibunales sentenciaron a un
aho de prision a tres cubanos
Z acusados del robo de un maletin
al consul de Cuba en- Miami,
pero ell fallo fue apelado inme-
diatamente.
Los sentenciados Bernardo
Parauela, de 81 amos de edad,
Francisco HaneS de "a, y Felipe
Llaudy, de II, nunca admitieron
ell rooo y dijeron Sc hallaban
simplemente en- ell lugar cuando
alguien arrebato ell maletin al
consul Eduardo Hernandez, en-
el aeropuerto de Miami.
Ell maletin contenia 1876 doIa.
res, una serie de doeumentos y
fotocopias de los archives de la
policia local.
FL maletin fue devuelto a Her
nandez a los cinco diaS con una
carta que explicaba que los do
cumentos habian sido sustraidos
para "salvar la vida de tres
patriOtas cubanos' cuyos nom-
bres y direcciones figuraban en-
dichos documentos.
lnmediatamente despues de la
Sentencia ell abogado defensor,
Gino P. Negretti, apel6 ell fallo
a la Corte Criminal de Apelacio.
mes de Florida, Tercer Distrito.
"
La fianza de apelaci6n fue re-
bajada de $4,000 a ST. y Sc
esperaba aver salieran en- liber-
tad los cubanos envueltos en- ell
case.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05

Estrictas leyes que contro-
laran la venta y uso de altos ex-
plosivos fueron recomendadas ell
Martes pasado por ell Gran Jura-
do del Condado Dade, despues de
haberse descubierto varias bonn
bas en- sinagogas y otros edifi-
clos locales.
Esta noticia fue dada a co.
nocer al pdblico inmediatamen-
tie despues de una session que
llevo a cabo la Comision del
Condado Metropolitano, TODD de
acuerdo con ell abogado del Con-
dado, Darcy Davis.
Una investigation realizada
dentro de las ventas, uso y trans
portacion de los altos explosives,
segun ha leportado el Gran Ju-
RADIO, ha demostfado la exitencia
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05

Los detenidos fueron enviadoS
al vivac a disposition de Tribunal
de Ufgencia.
IONA TURISTICA
Por decreto presidential publ.
cado en- 10 Gaceta Official Sc decla.
70 como iona turistica, todos los
terrenos de La Habana del Este,
bajo la Influenza del tInel cons
truidC bajo la bahia capitalina. Sc
establscen distintas medidas de IT,
pc urbanistico a las cuales Sc ten
dram que ajustar las edificaciones
que Sc levanten en- esa IONA espe.
Cialmente junto d la Via Monu-
mental, en- la parte que atrayiesa
las tlerras propiedad del estado
que Sc %dedicaran a parque. Sc dis
pone que no Sc podran situar va
Has anunciadoras nj edificios CO.
merciales en- las margenes de la
Via Monumental, hasta una espe-
Gle de go metros
Medidas similares Sc adoptan pa
"a la Via Blanca, en- SUI seccion a
Ia salida de La Habana, hasta Her.
shey = en- la doble Via del Mariel
exceptuandose la construction de
garages para suministrar combus-
tibles y grasa a los ~automovilis-
tas y restaurantes, pero cuyas con-
cesiones deberan ser otorgadas por
ell Banco de D~esarrollo e. y S. y
sus edificaciones aprobadas por la
Junta Naeional de Planificacion.
NUEvO PLAN DE LOTERIA
FL Director de la Renta de Lote.
ria Nacional, Coronel Gonzalo
Garcia Pedroso, declare que a par.
tir del proximo s&bado Sc pondra
en- vigor un nuevo plan de la lote.
ria, va que seran reducidos los bi.
lletes del numero de 10000 que Sc
vienen imprimiendo, $4,000.
Agrego que Sc mantendran los
mismos premios que Sc vienen ofre
ciendo en- Ell presente, pero que pa.
ra realizar los aiustes necesarios,
por la reduction de las emisiones,
sersn aumentados los precios de
las frsceiones, en- unos e~entavos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05
CLINT EcIC
IBEROAMERIcA en-
DIN I EOIO
Viene de la Primera)

Wiene de la Primera)
Las relaciones entire Argentina
y la Republica Dominicana fue-
ron interrumpidas despueS de las
protestas argentinas contra las
actividades politicas del ex presi-
dente Juan Peron en- Ciudad Tru-
jillo.
Per6n flo SUI Residential en- la
Republica Dominicana despues del
derrocamiento del ex presidente
Marcos Perez Jimenez, de Vene-
zuela, donde residia ell ex presi.
dente argentine.
VILLEDA VISTA CORTE
SUPREMA DE ARGENTINA
BUENOS AIRES (UPI- Ell
Presidente de Honduras, DR.. Ra.
mon Villeda Morales, efectuo una
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05
NO LIE CUBRE LA AMNISTIA

BUENOS AIRES-(UPD.- Ell
hombre que tiroteo y mato a Ro.
berto Ndnez, linotipista de "La
Prensa", cuando con ell resto del
personal del diario trato de entrar
en- los talleres ell II de febrero de
1851, no esta cubierto por la am.
nistia general, dictaminaron hoy
los tribunales.
Ell juez Octavio Yturbe dictami
no que ell asesianto de Nunez fue
delito comun y no politico. Ell abo.
gado de Manuel Sanchez 0 Pazos
ell autor de la muerte de Nunez
habia apelado para que Sc incluye.
ra a su d%efendido en- la ley de Am.
nistia votada por ell Congreso.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-05

vista de cortesia a la Supreme
Corte de Justicia de la nacion.
Ell ilustre huesped Sc hizo pre-
sente alrededor de mediodia en- Ell
Palacio de Justicia, donde fue re.
Fcibido por los ministries del alto
tribunal, con quienes departio
amablemente por espacio de va.
rios minutes en- Ell Salon de los EN-
bajadores.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-10-30
And Remember This:

" ~ tnese orsonzotions SAVED only boy or air -
SHOWING THE WAY TO A LIFE or WL10I ES0AE
USEFUL CITIZENSHIP - could you measure in money
the WORTH Of this to the MORAL FIBRE Of our corn.
munity! To the PEACE OF MIND of the porents of
Chopel Hill?
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01

Rock crisis,
Speaking 10 the opening session
LOO a Joint meeting OF the North
Carolina and South Carolina press
associations. Hall said, II ia sink.
ing In. a little, that u took the
United States Army and five mill
lion dollars to temporarily get
nine little colorcd children into
Central high school at Little Rock
This kind Of federal oompulaion
has the same weakness a. the Rus
stan occupation Of Hungary Il Ia
effective only 40 long az there is
"a garrison President Eisenhower
wal come 20 regret that Little
Rock troop drop more than any
other act OF his two terms. he
declared Ia his prepared speech.
The editor who divided his time
between race problems and editors
and their editorial pages further
stated that Northerncrs have
learned that race strife" Is quite
portable For example. Il requires
more policemen IN one district or
Chicago 20 restrain race warfare
than among al the so million
people Of the Southern states
Tho truth Il, the colored man
IS misused In both the North and
South lie has cross to bear
wherever Ne Is In this country In
numbers Hall said
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01

II not intention that tho the
neTues forced the minority would however
question the inner workings the completely thought
head o. Senator Easand white sup
omary tho hand against ussa treat
ncnt Of It's minoties the other question
real intent OF report attempt 10 analyzo and state
condition FOR been security
committees or Il an effort 10 eontera current Russian
semming from Little Rock" and similar race incidents?
From whatever basis the report vebaee
the rhetoric the the bitter
gan the Easland Democrat from,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
Pot keftie!
-
EaStIand Blasts Soviets
For Discriminatory Practices
Pot VS.. keffiei


This past month Senator james o. Eastands Senate
Judiciary Committee released 7page study prepared for the
use 81 the Senate Internal Security subcommittee by the
Library Of Congress Legislative Reference Service
According 70 the report the Soviet regime has used gno
eide massive discrimination and abuse Of power suppress
non Russian nationahies in the Soviet Union"
While wc-inforned
the substance Of the ygor
oay question the accompany
Ing statement Says Missasppis gift supremacy THE
soys have used native naonasc prdes
fires Of onai revolution"
Again Inclined toward accepting the
nent against the present Russian regime However
that what the Msaapp Senator direct paraphrae
what majority 81 Americans the NAAcP
and other organizations have about the peecu-
ton o. some lo-nllon mon CaucaaiansT the South
Mr. Eastland continues Through agators and
exploitation Of suitable feelings
whipped 10 boiling which eliminates
and rebellion
The committee and Senator Eaand undoubtedly
In their Interpretation Of Russian anarchy
dencbes In such detail comedies reports
Rock some 10 months ago
For comparison tho following excerpts taken
the committee pnaphascs constructed
conform with US current
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01

mouth. and bioodiod bis noss Lane
iost his mouthpisce twice when
Brown connected with night upper.
cuts
All three officials voted for
Brown The referee. Ernie Taylor.
scored u 1912 and Judges Jim
MY webb and Rln Cornelius voted
1914 and 1919. respectively
Brown. who halls from New or,
leans. thus rnclssd up hla fifth
successful title defense In other
.iillc bouts. he stopped Wallace
lnu1l Smith from whom be won
the crown Orlando zuleta, Joey
.Lopcs and Dupas
The fight drew ringaide crowd
of n 900. who paid a gross Of $50
2O3 80 and SOL .O233a net An
other 10000 came from radio
tsieunion Brown took 30 per cent
Of the net. and Lane 20
n Vns the second championship
tight Tor Houston, which has
turned out 10 be a pretty fair
fight-to town
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
MICRO WHO RAPED
WHITE WOMAN GETS
DEATH SENTENCE

Raleigh, ". G. AM )--- AAttiie"
Philip Bass. was sentenced last
Thursday 20 die in the state gas
chamber for raping a IS year old
white woman.
Bass. the father Of SIX. heard
the death sentence pronounced by,
Judge Malcolm c. Paul.
An all-white male jury deliberat-
ed an hour before finding Bass
guilty Of raping Mrs Sarah X.
Mahler in an insurance building
in Cameron Village last June II,
The Judge sentenced Bass 20
die on September 20. however.
Bass attorney Herman Taylor,
served notice Of appeal to the state
supreme court. and execution will
be delayed until the court can re-
view the case
Taylor was given 90 days TO
prepare his appeal.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01

Tho south's white suprem-
acy policy has been harsh and
often inhuman as shown by the
history OF over three centuries
Of ruthless suppression OF the
non-white minorities.
"Lynchlng. massive dlscrim-
ination and abuse OF power have
been and continue 20 b. the
chief instruments Of the south
In carrying out its policy OF
white supremacy"
The non whites OF the US.
and especially those Of the
south have suffered and con
Time TO suffer grave injustices
Prospects for the future
do not appear 20 be- particularly
bright
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
Lone Fight For
Title RepeIIed
By Joe Brown

Houston, Tex lamp Although
he escaped knockout, the pre-
fight boast Of challenger Kenny
Lane 10 stop champion Joo Brown
in the late rounds ovaporated into
thin air as he was forced % hang
on 10 escape a Ko in the final
stAnzA
In the i5sround fight, broadcast
and teloviaod nationally under the
auspices or the rBC. Truman Gib
son Jr, president. Brown retained
his lightweight title by scoring q
close but unanimous decision over
the Michigan farrnboy from Mus
kegon
Close as the decision was, how
ever. Brown was in command and
never IN danger Throughout the
bout lie had 10 chase ths wary
Lane al over the ring Ia get him
20 fight, although Kenny fought
back courageoualy on several &C.
casiona Had Lane stood up 10
Brown, there il little doubt that he
would have been stopped
Brown punched hard and boxed
well but did not appear "a sharp
as he was in stopping Ralph Dupas
Ia eighth round recently Iis al.
ultted that Lanes aDuthpaw style
bothered him
Brown took tho first, third. SOW
onth. 10Th snd 18th rounds by wide
margins although he was unable
10 land Bolldly enough 10 put his
man away. he cut Lanes eye and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01

THE Soviet nationality policy
has been harsh and often In
human as shown BY tho history
of over four decades Of ruth
less suppression % the non
Russian minoritlos"
"Gen0cide. massive diSerimIn-
alton and abuse Of power have
been and continue 10 be tho
chief Instruments 81 the So
Wet government In carrying out
its nationality policy"
The non Russian peoples Of
the USSR have suffered and
continue 10 suffer grave Unjust
iccS Prospects for the
future do not appear 10 b.
particularly bright
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-01
Negro Has A Cross
To Bear Everywhere
Ala. Editor Saws

Ashvlile, NC amp Grover
G Hall editor % the Montgomery
Advertiser predicted last week That
The President would come 10 re-
gret hts actions during tho Little