davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13

rarSe de 81 Dona Lupe era
mujer de tanta gracia como
decian sus tics.
Para If, adonde iba no to-
MIA ninguna necesidad de pa
sar por la Gale Larga, pero
pas0. 5Por que pas6? SPor
casualidad? 5Por que sus pa
sos 10 llevaban sin que Ell 10
supiera? Ell hecho es que pa.
50.
Sentada a la puerta de su
casa estaba la otra, la joven,
Ia que no valia mas que dos
cuartos en- opinion de los tics
de Jose Luis. Era una mucha-
chita palida, con unos labios
que parecian I'm bottom de TO-
sa. Al notar la .presencia de
Jose Luis sonrio y la flor ro-
ia de sus labios. esparcio los
dolores por toda la cara.
Jose Luis 1que habia de
hacer? 5Como no pararse an
te ella? Era impossible Sc
guir adelante Y Sc paro. Y
no die que cosa iba. Ella
lie sac6 una silla vel Sc sent6
-CFasa a Ia p&g. 8,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
DlARI0 Las AkRlcAS-Paa.
Pic XII HubI6s1diIs. !,
Juristus Sohfe s !.
la Ley de Dios !,

CIUDAD DEL VATICANod
Sept. 12,-(UPI)-El papa Pina
XII declare en- un mensaje da.s
do a publicidad que las leyessE
humans iamas podran superaEk
q las leyes de Dios, x
FL Sumo Pontifice habl6 en-,
ell curse de una audiencia gene.iu
raj en- su Residential de yerano
de Castelgandolfo, a la cual asis.
tieron los delegados a un CONF
greso International de Funcio.
narios de Tribunales. @ InsiN
"Sabeis, acaso por experiencf
cia personal, que ell hombre pue.no
de estar, digamoslo asf, dentroo-
de los %preceptos de las leyesnt
humans, y aun asi sufrir los re.
proches de otra ley que lie preor
cupa y atormenta", manifesto
ell Santo Padre en- su mensaje-,
en- idioma frances. Luego agrees
go:
"Solo las personas superficial
les ~pensaran a la ligera que uno ~
puede escapar del dominic de
esa ley nc escrita pero ingeni
-(Pasa d ia pag. 81 ,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
ola de Profesta Popular Surge
.en Toda Russia por Ia Aggression
de EE. UU. en- ell Leland 0riente

Otros titulares dicen: mos
oponemos q la Provocacion y
Ell Chantaje'' y "Los Agresores
Norteamericanos Asilados".
FL discourse del Presidente Eli
senhoWer, al pueblo de Estados
Unidos, sobre la politica de
mo apaciguamiento", no ha
sido publicado aun en- la Union
Sovietica. Ell corresponsal de
Izvestia en- Nueva York envio
I'm despacho sobre las eleccio-
mes del ocho de s~eptiembre, en-
ell Estado de Maine para desig-
mar nuevo gobernador, en- el
cual afirma que la reciente car
ia del primer ministro russo, Nj
kita Khrushchev, a Eisenhower,
fue una de las causas de la de-
rrota republican, en- esos CO.
micios.
"Los ciudadanos de Maine es-
taban disgustados por la politi-
ca agresiva de Washington, y re-
chazaron a los candidates del
partido guerrero, dice Ell CO.
rresponsal.
Mientras tanto, la agencia off
cial de noticias Tass dijo' q zen
todas las ciudades y regiones
del campo continuan las reu-
niones de protesta contra las
acciones agresivas de Estados
Unidos junto a las costas de
China. Los hombres y mujeres
de la Union Sovietica reclaman
la cesacion de estas provocacio.
nes".
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
Progresses en- ell
TrutumientO del
Cancer ovdrieo

GINEBRA Sept. IL. CUPID
I'm prominente medico suizo in
formo a la conferencia de "Ato-
mos Para la Paz" que Sc han
hecho "verdaderos progresses"
en- Ell tratamiento del cancer a
los ovarios mediante ell empleo
de orc radioactive.
Ell doctor D, D.. Muller del
Departamento de Radiologia y
Patologia de la Universidad de
Zurich informo a la conferen-
cia que ell orc radioactive ha 81
do empleado con ell objeto de
extirpar los ultimos vestigios
cancerosos en- 81 mujeres que
va habian sido operadas a eau
sa del NAL.
En- un trabajo presentado en-
una session dedicada al empleo
de isotopos radioactivos en- la
medicina Muller afadio que Gin
CO amos despues de ese trata.
miento % de las 81 mujeres
en- referencia estaban todavia
vivas y libres de sintomas de
cancer.
FL doctor Muller dijo que es.
tos resultados debian ser con-
sidersdos un "verdadero progre-
so en- Ell tratamiento del cancer
a los ovarios."
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
MANIOBRAS NAVAL
SOVIET1CAS

MOSCU, Sept. IL CUPID Ell
Ministerio de Defensa anuncio
hoy que la flota sovietica del
norte, realizara maniobras ma
wales y aereas en- los mares
Artico, Barentz y Kara, del Is de
septiembre al 20 de octubre.
Ell breve anuncio publicado
en- ell organo de la marina "Flo-
ia Roja," dice que Sc usaran en-
las maniobras varias classes de
armas modernas y advierte a
los buques sovieticos y extran-
jeros que no tengan Ell permiso
correspondence que Sc menten-
gan apartados de la IONA de ma
niobras, a la que Sc califica de
peligrosa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13

MOSCU, Sept. IL (UPI)-Una
ola de protesta popular contra
la aggression" norteamericana en-
ell Leland Oriente surgi6 hoy en-
toda Russia alimentada por la
prensa official y reuniones de
protesta en- las fabricas.
Ell lena "Fuera de China Sc
We en- grandes titulares a toda
pagina sobre articulos periods
ticos. AL diario "Izvestia" orga-
no del gobierno sovietico, de-
dica una cuarta parte de su es-
pacio total a la situacion en- Ell
Lejano Oriente, mas que 10 que
dedica al proximo congreso del
Partido Comunista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
DINERO O JUvENTUD

Querida Amaranta: Soy I'm
muchacho de menos de trein-
ia amos y Sc me ha presentadO
la oportunIdad de hacer 10
que suele llamarse tuna bue.
ma boda". La senorita en- que
he puesto los ojOs va a here
dar algunos bienes de cier-
ia importancia, y a base de
elIos creo que nos serfa posi-.
BILE, a ella y a mi, vivir tram
quilos y felices. Natualmen-
tie, 20 no estOy muy SECURE
de estar enamorado de ella,
aunque a wees me 10 creo.
Pero no es ESQ 10 que me has
&c dudar; 10 que me hace du.
dar es que me lleva bastan-
ties amos. IQue mleaconseja
listed?
o. Roberto
En- condensation a SUI carta
voy a contarle I'm cuento an
daluz que tiene su moraleja.
Els el siguiente:
En- una ciudad de Anda-
lucia viva con sus tics un jo-
ven, llamado Jose Luis. Los
tics siempre lie decian:
-Dona Lupe esta hecha
expresamente para ii. oJse
Luis que no tenia pelo de
,0nto Sc rascaba la oreja.
Los tics afiadian:
TIL no eres ningun nino,
Jose Luis. Y Dona Lupe tie
quiere, te adora, Sc encanta
mirandote. Ademas tiene mu-
cho dinero.
p A todas estss palahras Jose
Luis no coniestaba NADIA.
Su ito lie habfa aconsejado
mil wees:
-Atenci6n, Jose Luis. En-
tire Dona Lupe y esa joven de
Ia Gale Larga, de quien es-
tas enamorado y que no tie
ne mas que ell dia y la noche,
como til, hay la misma dife-
rencia que entire un duro y
dos cuartos.
Tanto dijeron que Jose
LUIS, por complacer a sus
tics, decide ir a saludar a
Dona Lupe. Guerra verla de
cerca. Guerra tambien asegu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
AAUZQlNl!,,.
sentimental
PoI' Annaranta

Diruanse las consutas a BUZoN SENTIMENTAL, p. o. Box 3s,
International Airport, Miami AZ, Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o.
lectoras ape frmen sus cartas con IN pseud6nimo o iniciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13

BAJO Ell PATROCrNIO DEL PR0GRAMA DE COOPERATION TECNICA del DEPARTMENT.
de ESadO de Puerto Rios Sc enconlabn en- Ia IIa dede ell 20 de agNo, se banquers
de COra y Tumsa qIenes hacen, OheryadOnes sObre los sktemas bamnos y economics
locales Ell gupO, que pemaneG6e en- la IIa hSa ell sds de Sepiembre, Wdt6 la Ohcna
de xend6n Contibutya, Ell NegocadO de Examenes de BancOsd del epMtamento d. Haden
d., la Junta de Panifcad6n, la Administration de FomentoE cn6miCO la AutorIad de Ho
cares y la Administration de Programs SOmaes del DepMtamenO de Agricultural y Conner
cO In la htorfa apaecen, de hqmTda dgecha, BechhB Ben Gilman, Chedl Howbsa
BelE MHl de TunbiG Ming HongBaey Chang Ha Lee de Coea y HabbK owad
ia y Bechh MRabet de unida. = FoOrafa del DeparamenO de EHd).
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13

No importa uuien sea y como sea, pero cualquier individuo
gulezcan por SUI caidad y nos beneficien con ell empeO de
personal de nuestra cOlOnia, hallara siempre en- este modesto
rinc0n. la mas espOntanea y SinCera acOgida =. Hoy les tengo
que presentar a JOSE MARITIME y JACK ULLOA, dos posi-.
tivos valores, que han undo sus esfuerzos y sus SIS para que
"EL ORERO o., nuevO restaurants, surjs respandeciente y
hiunfal a ocupar SUI puesto de hOnos, en- ell creciente y prosperO
circulo de nuestrO concrete hispano. MIAMI DE Ola. Y
DE NOCHE", goza entire ustedes, del saludable prestgio de
40 haber embarcado nunca a nadie .. ConocedoreS, como So
mos, de vuestros gustOS y vuestras existencias, seriamos inca
PAGES de venderles una mercancia que no estuviera en- con-
cordancia con la expectation de tOdos. .. Es por ee motive,
Dor ell que hacemOs un llamamiento a las personals que quieran
apreciar un centre de reunion de exquisite elegancia, para
que 10 admiren y 10 juzguen y para que Sc adhieran a nuestra
opinion, de que Gel TORER0" es un punto de partida para
las futuras empresas de esta indole. e. Su cocina sea de tipo
continental y estara a cargo de cuatro MAGOS IMPORTADOS
De Ia hornilla, que Sc responsabilizaran en- complacer a la mas
compleja de las cienteIas -. JOSE MARITIME, es natural de
Asturias, Espaha, pero corri6 Ell BAR MARITIME en- La Habana,
pr mas de 80 amos, ademas estableci6 ell MARITIME CLUB en-
Guanabo v en- ambos triunf6 en- toda la Inca. Es muy sim
patico, tiene mucha mano izquerda y sabe Su negocio. Esta
casado v tiene dos hjos.. JACK ULLOA, es figura popular
aaui en- Miami, tiene fama de ser nuy honrado y lie atribuyen
a SUI palabra Ell poder de un "Affidavit'. AdminiSh6 Ell Ho-
tel ALAMAC de New York, por IS amos, fue propietario del Ho-
tel ROSARIO en- Ell Boulevard por dos amos y tambien esa
felzmente casado y tiene un hiito.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

The iosana family gives garden beauties and terrible
posons iragrans wdiIowen and healing dfugs re lL
low IESSANfrE thar grows wild from Virginia q GpAe
isla combines al these elements 10 single PLANT south
Carolina chose les fragrant flower official bloom and
oune train the woody vine over porches and afbofs
l esvcs flowers and ROOFS contain poison that projects
diem from lorsns animals though man makes msdieinesG
from the same poison $500
SIRYCErlINE tree, 81 tropical Asia have insienifieant
blooms that pro ther seeds with ct che worlds most
deadly poisons IL also Be helpful medicine Il figures
in many mystery novels ssrychnine resss putreaction
and can Be desected in bodies long buried.
Usf1;atsd Beauty
No taint OF poison mars the repuasion Of the popular
BUTTERFLY-BUSH. This shrub made It's American debut
IN 1907 presented BY Dr. Earnest Wilson. famed collector Of
plants 10 China. He introduced L as summerlilac and
vigorously protested burerfIy-bush absurd name
However. the plants lilacs. and their fragrant
flowers do attract sWarms Of butterflies.
Many gardeners the plants proper name, BrSdisia
Ii houors Adam Buddle an 18th century English clergyman
and botanist The family for this group of related
pants LOGArIA, belongs specifically little known
Australian flower II honors colonial American. James
Floral Foasf1is
Iourhest and most Fragrant Of the plants named for
clergyman Buddle is the FOUNTAIN BUDDLEIA Il grew
accustomed winter cold in It's home along the China Tibet
border. An English plant hunter introduced % Europe
early in the 10Th century Since then this shrub has become
immensely popular for e aIshing founainle sprays OF
blooms thar appear ID May and june
Similar buddleia flowers Of the ORANGE BALL grow
Ia rounded clusters rather than archng sprays since colonial
times this South American shrub has been grown in southern
gardens where the climate makes il feel home This IS
Of the few buddlea considered somewhat posonous
Poison and beauty again mixed in the PINKRO0T
thar grows in woodlands from Indiana Florida Though
little cultivated. r has striking flowers They shaped
and cclcred suit humminshird visitors who carry their
pollen Poison exfacred from the plant has medical
This perennial plant looks quite unke is larger woody
relatives yer ali have similar flowers thar mark tlem
family group. nen Of kin % sentians
Next Wesk: Pe1esfI OLIVE. frsersp JASMINE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

s.: Is. !: =: :: : ! 7 -: ;;' S.: : Il. y, Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Nexs Well. Pesestsi OLIVE frsgrsus JASMINE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Train your dog to behave
better the Milk Bone way

Here's fun for every member Of the family.
Aftereverylesson. handyourdoglGrLK.HoNE
DOG BISCUITS. This easy training procedure
works wonders. Even experts like Lee
Duncan. trainer Of Rim Tin Tin. are surprised
how fast dogs learn when they're rewarded
with q tasty MILK-BoNE.
MrLK-1oNE Is naturally good for your
dog. High in important nutrition and food
energy. Contains the whole milk that helps
build strong teeth and healthy gums.
You'll enjoy your deg even more when
you train him the Mhlk-Bone way-with
America's largest selling dog biscuit.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
Editorials . . /.
diving alcohol's use.

volving alcOhoPs use.
5. Police costs, Jail costs. crime
costs, absenteeism, alcoholism, and
scores of other charges against the
local community are many times the
tax revenue received.
Since the ban on promotion and
sale of intoXicants was lifted 20 years
ago." the Foundation said, 1.-The alco-
holic beverages tax yield has often
been a deciding factor in local voting
on sale OF intoXicantS. Such voting
should instead be based on moral and
other factors: The tax consideration
is not important enough to carry
weight"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
LIQUOR SALES

The American Business Mems he
search Foundation, Chicago, Illinois,
took issue today with the popular
notion" that local, state and federal
governments gain substantial tax
revenues from liquor sales. Such en-
aggerated ideas on tax incomes, par
tlcularlly on the local level, are gross
ly amlSS, the Foundation said.
The research group made its COM
mentS after studies conducted cover
ing 20 years since Repeal" 1t is a
quarter-century since the 18th OF Pro-
hibition Amendment was repealed and
the zISt or Wet" Amendment was
ratified on December 5, 1888.
Viewing liquor tax collections as
important contributions toward the
public welfare is fallacy," the
Foundation added, Actually, this
source yields only 7-10ths of % of
our total tax revenue. And local
governments, where liquor tax reven-
ueS are often an important factor in
wet versus dry" votes, receive only
about % % share or alcoholic bever-
age revenues"
The Foundation noted that gross
federal. state and local revenue from
intoNicant sales have exceeded 1854
billion in the % years since repeal.
But the research group made these
points:
/. If people had used the same
SoS.4 billion to buy homes. cars. be
ter food. clothes. or for savings. the
government would, at present la>
rates. still have collected $43.1 billion.
linus the net gam to the govern.u,l,,
IN alcoholic beverage taxes is oaly
$l4.7 billion over the p year span.
>. This Sl4.1 billion figure breuNs
Gown 10 an annual rate of S55S mil
ion, which is less than three-fourlhs
Of percent OF total annual fedora!
tax income.
). Because local governments. ~.
celve only %, of t..Se .ryc....
liquor taNes yield only n.,ut > ,,...
per wear per Per-. l.. ..,.l ,.
For the Average family. ,., ...
less than 80 cents.
4. For each $773 receiyci il q.
in local beverage t"Ne;. one !ayaE
citizen Was Killed in q. .....
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
THE TREE OF LIFE

Inc MorIu Image vi the United
States as u land OF plenty has taken
many forms. lime was when eager
immigrants expected to see our streets
paved with gold. Today, more poig-
nant version Is reported:
In tiny villages OF PaKlstant, where
CARE brings mix tor unuerted school
children, many pupils and tnelr
teachers, too at 1lrSt beneveu the
mix powder came from trees in
America.
ms vision OF the l. ). as a place
where even milk grows on trees, wait
ing TO flow INTO lAhE packages tor
me world 5 hungry, seems most apt
Us Christmas nears. According to the
nlule tI,cN. zz.z), the Tree OF Lie
'.l che neaNc.... Jerusalem mas leaN t.
tor the hcaIlng OF the nations. Ger
talniy, the CAKE gifts Americans send
10 deSpanng peoples help 10 heal
.Le suffering ana tens IONS that
threaten peace.
10y joining the current CARE Food
Crusade, you can help those leaves to
flourish, like Il giant Christmas tree
that Will spread across the earth to
nourISn the hungry anu Dear fruits of
Euou will. The l. 5. Go, eminent gives
inc food from our farm abundance
LNer! 81 yUu give viii deliver a y
IT.. package. in Jour name, to the
needy in critical areas of Asia,
Europe, the Middle East, Latin Ameri-
ca. The place to mail your dollars is:
CARE Food Crusade, 600 First Ave,
New York IL, n. Y.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
INTENTIONALLY TRICKY

A tlrm that makes chap stick under the nam
Two" sent sample kit to my desk.
I've used the sticks extensively and been well
pleased with the results
Lev erne Ward, of the finest youngsters. il
81 counties, was looking at the sample kit Naturally
| explained the purpose of the kit and handed him
one to sample.
1t Just so happened that hadn't paid close atten
ton to the tube and before either of knew wha
happened his lips glowed. The company also make
lpStck and it so happened that the sample Offered
Lev erne was meant for the ladies in the world.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
hinson's Crossroud

mond of Wake Forest College.
Mrs. Esther Hammond Spen,
the week end with her daughter.
Mrs. Ja.k Whitehead in Ccrro
,in.uu. y. {.
Miss Fannie Lou Reel spent
FRIDAY night with Miss Shirley
HilbouTu.
Harry MOBILES spent the week
end with his parents. Mr. and
... French Mobiles
Daphne Pridgen o: Camp
bel! College spent the week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Johnny PIidgcn.
Miss Kay MeareS visited Miss
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17

Judy Rec! Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Douglas Hinson of
East Carolina College spent the
week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alva HinSon.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Watson
were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Z. MeareS.
The Educational Building OF
Hinson's Cross Roads Baptist
Ihurch Is progressing rapidly.
Out Of Town guests for the
Floyd-D.ckcrSon wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hendrix
and Carol. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nancom, and Mrs. Ruby Mobiles
of Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
BY Y. w. A.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Ham
mond, Mrs. NcttIc Barnes. and
Mrs. Esther Hammond made a.
business trip 70 Florence. South
Carolina Wednesday.
Sunday dinncr guests Of Air.
and Mrs J II Reel were M
and Mrs. Dempsey H.nSnn.
MIR. anu Mrs Fred Hammond
and family spent the week end
n winston Salem visiting MI
and Mrs Talmadgc Blackwell
and family. Also visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Blackwell during the
week end was Edward Ham,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
PLAIN
TALK
ONLY THE CHILDREN CARE

. Folks seem too busy to spend any time with tho
Empty Stocking Fund this year ~ WIG
In past years it has been fine operation that
Drought happiness and hope to many unfortunate
people on Christmas Day.
The churches will undoubtedly go all out again
this year to bring cheer to the needy but the
purpose of the Empty Stocking work was no to
infringe on the churchs role but to aid those who
were inadvertently overlooked the church list
Christmas is just for the rich will know someday that
the showering of gifts is for those who have money
but that the real meaning of Christmas belongs to
everyone
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17

Winners Of other prizes 'Yre
Mrs. j. c. Bell, Jr., Tabor City;
James Brown, route /, Loris, S.
C; and w. p. Stevens, route 3.
box 3l5, Tabor City, N. G. All
these winners are asked to come
by the Red and White Store and
receive their prizes.
Another turkey and three 9TH
or prizes will be given away
Saturday night. December 2N
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17

The young man had just returned from the Nort
Pole and was ecturing the Womans Club Gk
experiences
He explained that natives never bathed but COLI
tnually rubbed seal fat their bodies keep them
selves warm.
How in the world did you stand them? Didn't
they have terrible odor?" asked member
Only the first three days." he replied
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
THEY MISSED A GOOD BET

Toy manufacturers don't usually miss trick But
this year they forgot Cat least | haven't seen any
signs of it) to produce miniature Santa enjoying
battery operated session of hua-hoopng. 1t would
have sold like forty had there been the market
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
WERE YOU INVITED?

The friendly unpredctable young man commented
casually. I'm having party tonight for some of0m
idiotic friends. Won't you Gomez"
y Would you have been insulted? After all he did
call me friend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
.Lumberion Man
Wins Turkey
AT Red & White

J. l.. Jennings. of LumbcrtOn,
y. C., was the winner of he
free turkep at Lewis Cores Red
and White Store Saturday night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
JUST IN CASE

Those of you who don't think you'll be abldot
live without continuation of the ice and weather
of last weekend might appreciate knowing there ar
buSSeS trains and planes going north ever day
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
NO HELP NEEDED

bystander at the bank fire in Lors observed
I'D be glad to help them get rid of the money if ty
have any scorched notes they would like to &c.
rid of at haf-price."
Most downcaSt man at the fire one who nut
tered-"And to think don't owe them a dime!'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17

The man who thinks money is the greatest thin
in the world has never owned real problem -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-17
A NEW TREND

The Conway FIELD heraded the news that two
men had been caught at liquor still
Horny County law enforcement officers who made
the arrest refused to divulge the names of the Of
tenders. They reasoned the two men did not wAh
their names in the paper because they had children
in school"
1t all goes back to the old saying - eff you wont
tell me how to write the story, l won't tell you how
to catch law violators!"
Building good life is like building good home
make a foundation strong.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-16

Mcknight The next regular meet
ms viii be Saturday June "a with
Mira Mcknight a. hostess al her
homie aS0 Fuller Az
Mother Daughter Reception Aud
rcal Delta Sigma Theta sorority
viii sponsor Mother Daughter
Reception ard rts on Sunday May
rs tor members and their moth
ers Of the Delta Interest group
Those Interested in Delta tr1n0,
at the home ~ Mrs Chntlcs Fried
man s2l iglehart Az Tho hours
are from Ca q pm Tho TIn
group is sponsored hN Mrs Joyce.
gn Whiten An prospective mem
hers are asked GO come out and
get acquainted with this group
white enjoying a plcaaan, after
noon
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