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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20
Notus SociuIes
Cumpleonos
(viene de La PAgina ~

Cumpleonos
Ajusta hoy un nuevo aho de
vida la graclosa nina Maria Ca
ta, hija adorada del senior Gui-
liermO Gaia y sonora, Dulce de
Gaia, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia Guiana residen
tie en- esta ciudad.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que resiba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unimos las nues
tras muy sinceras a la vez que
lie deseamos muchos amos mas
de eXistencia.
Vayan ~nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones para ell ~apreciado ca
ballero senior Milton Piedra, con
motive de IL grata celebration
de SUI cHmpleanos en- esta fecha,
y nuestros votos por SUI bienes
tar personal.
Aunque tardias, vayan rlues,
,tras sinceras felicitaciones para
ell apreciado caballero senior Ho
racio Toro, con motive de la
grata celebration de I'm nuevo
aniversario de SUI natalicio en- ell
dia de aver.
LEGO aver a I'm nuevo ano de
vida Ia estimada dana Guiana
sonora Dolores Ruiz de Causa,
esposa del senior Oscar Causa,
motive por ell cual nos complace
felicitarla de manera muy espe-
cial y formular votos por SUI ven
tura personal,
* 4 *
Nuestros parabienes para Ell
apreciado caballero cubano Sc
nor Fausto Perez, quien cele-
bro en- ell dia de aver I'm nuevo
aniversario de SUI n%acimiento, y
nuestros deseos de que disfrute
de muchos, y muy dichosos, amos
mas de vida
49,
Celebran hoy ell mejor de sus
dias ell estimado caballero selor
Enrique Bolschwig, motive por
Ell cual nos complace enviarle
nuestras sinceras felicitaciones
y deseos de que cumpla largos
y venturosos amos mas de vida.
X
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy especial
a la gentil DANA sonora Julia
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20
ARGENTINA
(Viene de la Primera)

de articulos de primera necesi-
dad durante ell proximo ano, y a
amortiguar ell impacto del pro-
yectado programa de austeri.
dad, la ayuda que prestaran ell
fondo y Estados Unidos tendra
I'm importante efecto psicologi.
co en- los circulos financieros
mundiales.
Para muchos funcionarios de
esta capital, ell acuerdo del Fon.
do Monetario International re.
presenta la primera demostra-
cion de confianza en- ell progra.
ma del presidente argentine, Ar.
turo Frondizi, destinado a resta.
blecer la solidez de la economic
de csc pals s~udamericano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20
- man,.
De dizzy De uOcEu
GEORGE Mo sHERRY. nirector del Aeropuerto de Miami '

GEORGE NC SHERRY, Director del Aeropuerto de Miami y
sus derivados, nos ha prometido la Inauguration Official del nue.
vo Aeropuerto International, para ell da rs del mes que viene..
Este DEPARTMENT., por tratarse del mas fabuloso de los pro-
yectos que ianlas Sc haya intentado realizar en- la peninsula flo
ridana, desde la era de los Semnoles; consciente del gran deber
informative que lie han impueSto sus exigentes chentes, Sc 1eno
de coraie ell pasado microbes y en- compana de Gort, su camara
y dos LECHUZOS, abordo ell "jeep" que nos facilto Talbot,
emprendiendo, bajo un torrencial aguacero, la titanica aventura
de inspeccionar sobre ell terreno, los progresses de la vasta ia
bricacion Todo fue bien, hasta que llegamos por LIE June
Road hasta la entrada de la 20. I'm POGO mas hacia adelante,
MEDIC Metro" trat6 de eludir un tremendo bache y fue a
parar a otro peor Uno de los camiones de Garcia Transfer,
remodel Ell vehiculo hasta la gasoinera de Alberto y nosotros,
empapados hasta la medula, fuimos a parar a los hangares de
la National de donde nos rescato Chemoley Les debo eda
information, pues va ven 10 que me ha sucedido
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20
COmpIoi FrOniai1O
Descubierio Entire
Colombia Y Venezuela

BOGOTA. (SICo) - Comuni-
caciones enviadas desde Barran-
quilla, Cucuta, Maicao y otras
ciudades y pobIaciones colomia-
mas, anunciaron Ell paso de Co
lombia hacia Venezuela de nu-
merosos individuos reconocidos
como "pajaros', les decir, ase-
sinos a sueldo,- que pensaban
desarrollar sobre ell Lago de
Maracaibo, posiblemente sincro-
nizados al abortado golpe de
Roias PAnilla en- Colombia, un
gran plan terrorista para impe-
dir las elecciones venezolanas o
para provocar la anulacion de
las mismas. Pero ell gobierno de
Caracas, oportunamente alerta-
do, tomo medidas rapidamente
evitando 10 que ha podido ser
una enorme catastrofe.
Segdn fuentes autorizadas ell
Consulate de Venezuela en- Ba.
rranquilla alerto oportunamen-
tie al gobierno de Caracas sobre
ell paso de los "paiaros" espe-
cialmente por Maicao. Sc dice
que esos antisociales habian ST.
do reclutados en- algunas de las
Sonas donde mas inclemente ha
sido la violencia, como ell Toll.
ma, el Vale, los dos Santande.
res y Boyaca.
Ell plan que debia desarrollar
en- las GALES de Maracaibo. Sc.
gun las mismas fuentes, era 81.
milar en- muchos aspectos al que
los roiaspinillistas habian pIa.
neado para Bogota, Incluia in.
cendioS, depredaciones, atenta-
dos personales y asesinatos en-
masa, con provocaciones a los
obreros petroleros de manera
especial.
Fuentes colombo-venezolanas.
rue Sc dicen autorizadas, afr.
man que ell plan de genocidio
en- Bogota y Maracaibo estaba
seguido del establecimiento de
10 que Sc ha llamado "zona de
resistencia" en- la region mon
tahosa y ultraconservadora del
departamento. de Santander del
Norte, que comprende las po-
blaciones de Gramalote, Arbo.
ledas, Cucutilla, Lourdes etc. Y
que tiene una gran extension
de frontera. La poblaci6n total
de la IONA es no menor de Glen
mil ha%bitantes; de alli mismo,
segun Sc agrega, podrian sacar-
Sc no menos de 10000 hon.
bres acknowledgements armados
desde hace varios afos,- que
favorecidos por las posiciones
naturales y por la frontera
alberta por Venezuela podrian
presentar al ejercito una resis,
tencia tan efectiva y desgasta-
dora como la de Fidel Castro
en- la Sierra Maestro.
Para esta operation de gran
trascendencia manifesto uno
de los informantes- Sc conta-
ba con conseguir I'm jefe mill.
tar de c%onfianza de Roias PM
liza. iAcado pensaria dirigir la
operation el mismo? Pero es-
taban los coroneles Cuervo
Araoz y Polania Puyo, Ell coro.
mel fernando Forero Gomez,
preso por los suscesos del dos
de mayo, pero cuya fuga Sc con.
siderable segura, y quizas ALEU-
nos mas. Sc basaban en- ell ia
natismo politico de los campesi-
nos de esa region a los que com.
paran con los navarros en- Es-
pana y con los vendeanos en-
Francia; tan fanaticos son que
no han permitido que Sc nom
bre un solo empleado liberal
en- ninguno de ellos en- cumpli-
miento de las disposiciones ac.
tualmente vigentes sobre pari-
dad politica. Liberales a los que
Sc les han ofrecido los cargos
han manifestado que no acepta-
ran a ningdn precio "porque no
aspiran a suicidarse."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

de Reyes, quien celebra en- esta
fecha la grata OCCASION de un
nuevo a%niversario de SUI naci-
miento, y desearle que goce de
muchos amos mas de vida.
I'm atento saludo para ell esti-
mado caballero senior Pope Ri.
bon TruJillO, quien celebra en- ell
dla de hoy Ia grata OCCASION de
SUI cumpleanos, rodeado del
sfecto de todos los suyos.
Nos es grato enviar nues-
traS sinceras felicitaciones a la
apreciada dana sonora Maria
Sosa de Llopiz, esposa del senior
jose A. Llopiz, con motive de
la grata celebration de SUI cum
pleahos en- ell dia de hoy.
4
En- dias pasados celebr6 la
grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleahos
la gentil senorita Ada del Car.
men HoyOs, hija del senior Ca
milo Hoyos y sonora, Eugenia
Mendoza de Hoyos, miembros
estimados de nuestra colonia
colomhlana residente en- Miami.
Nos complace felicitarfa, aun
que algo tarde, y desearle que
disfrute de muchos amos mas
de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20
PRoTEsTA
tContin"acIon de Ia pag. 81

(Contin"acI0n de Ia Pag. 81
no para equilibrar ell concrete
exterior y fortalecer ell peso"
Explicando la medida para
disminuir Ell consume de car
mes, Orfila afirmo, que cada ia
milia debe adquirir una terce-
ra parte menos, de la carne va
cuna, que acostumba a comprar
normalmente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

La Sra. Julia Alvarez de Pro, electric la otra noche 4 la
concurrence del Jai-Alai, con SUI proverbiaI eegancia Esa
combination de sombrero, guantes y vesddo, en- negro, cons.
tituy6 una sublime expression de buen gusto
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

Las meores cestas de Jai-Alai que Sc fabrican, las hace Azure
ho Vetia, cubano las cobra a $500 u.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

ROBERTO VICHOT, imperterrito revoluconario, cumpli6
aver 80 amos de edad No acept6 ningun tipo de felicitaci6n
v permanec0 sumido en- SUI habitat melancolia
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

Ell saco que luci6 Carlitos Soils, en- la pasada semana que
nos castig6 tanto ell friO, Sc 10 presto Tony varona
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

ARMANDo vILLALoNGA, que Sc comunique con RodolfO
Vidal, $40 S.W. 1 Ave -.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

A "TUMBA COCO" 10 obsequ6 su esposa con una hermoss
nina .. Sc llamara DIANE -
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

Estamos de acuerdo, que nadie debe obstaculizar ell curse
fnalterable del progresO y la civilization, siempre y cuando clio
no sea en- menoscab0 a los mas humanos y basicos principles del
exstir j. Los planes del Departamento de Caminos del Estado,
~prescriben que una secci6n del Interstate Highway, tiene que
atravesar por una densamente peblada barriada, que esta 81
tuada en- la Sexta Ave, NV. entire las GALES 4S al IL. Son
mas de MIL, los infortunados propietarios de viviendas que
estan amenazados de ser deshauciados de sus hogares, entire
elos un gran ndmero de hispanos, obigandolos a encontrar
nuevas residencias, en- plena temporada nvernaI, cosa practica.
Mente impossible ..Yo quisera conocer a los "planeadores' de
este proyecto, para "dedicarles un BOUQUET.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

Francamente, no quiero poner mi medic peso" en- Ell discu-
lido problema de 81 Sc cierra o no Sc cierra ell concrete los do
ningos; hay tantos intereses envueltos por los dos ladoS, que
no quiero meter Ell "delcado pie. No obstante, ell momento
no es propicio, con las Navidades y ell Ano Nuevo encima y
la temporada turistica al comenzar, para meterle semejante
susie a los miles de concentrates que Sc han venido defendiendo
los domingos. Los negocios durante los meses de verano,
han sido bastante malos, en- ese tempo a nadie lie hubiera i'm.
portado cerrar o no cerrar, ipero ahora -? -Espero que ha-
bran leido ell parrafo anterior.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

Ell microbes, fue ell Da de San Lazaro, sus devotos, aunque
no tan numerosos, al menos, visiblemente, como los de la Ca.
ridad del Cobre y Santa Barbara, tambien supierOn veIarlo fer
vorosamente y pOdemos asegurar que uno de los altares mas
impresionantes, fue ell del matrimonio Carlos y Charo Rojas, en-
Hialeah, los que esplendidamente atendieron a una gran can.
tidad de amistades que desfilaron ante la imagen, r~indiendole
profunda y cristana adoraci6n
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

FRANK CAMPOS, active y querido mienbro de la colonia
Guiana de Miami, ACADIA de ser objeto de uno de los mas valiosos
presentes naWdenos La AVIS CORPORATION, lie ha eleva.
do SUI categoria a Administrator de SUI Oficina en- la Playa
iFELICIDADES!
RAUL GARCIA -. FL missing Link" de los Exportadores
de esta Ciudad, nos ha invitado al bautzo de SUI primogenita.
ARLENE, nanana domingo Despues de la ceremonial, Sc
serv1ra en- su Residential del 901 NV. 40 Avenida, I'm exquisite
buffet y quizas, su par de tragtos. 80. iASISTIREMOS!
EUGENIO JOSE GARCIA GRAVE DE PERALTA, quien
honrosamente vste Ell uniforme del Ejercito de los Estados
Unidos, vendra de SUI campamento de South Carolina a pasarse
las Navidades con sus familiares y amigos
"CACHITA" RoJAS, tambien vino de La Habana a disfru.
var con los LECHUZOS las festivdades pascuales ..
~MUCHO OJO"... y hasta Ell Martes.
n. del R. Cualquier senejanza o pa
recido con personals vivas o muertas, es pu-
"a co%incidencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

MARCIA PEREZ, intelgentisima y e~ncantadora belleza tro-
pical, Secretaria de Mr.. Taylor, magnate naviero y propietario
de la West IndiaFruit Steamship Terminal de West Palm
Beach, nos ha trasmitido la grata noticia, que compartira con
nosotros, en- las clasicas celebraciones de Pascuas v Ano Nue.
70. iOH, BOYi
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

Primero la huelga de la Eastern Air Lines, despues la 1lu.
via interminable y ahOra Sc nos empieza a enfermar la cOse.
cha de tOmates =. iEstamOs pidiendo un "Babalao' a CRITICS.!
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

Roger Fernandez, cordial amigo, ACADIA de ser designado pa
"a ocupar ell cargo de Administrator del Hotel ~Pan-American..
La presencia de Fernandez representa- un gran paso de avance
hacia la futura %estabilidad del popular establecimiento del Ne.
lATTA BOY!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
Accent on Youth

The accent was on the youths
Sunday morning at Peoples
Community Church, Woodward
and Pingrcc, with the young
people of the church officiating
Prior to the sermon at 1920
am. the pastor, the Rev. Carlyle
L. Stewart, baptized his 10.
month-old granddaughter, Judith
Alice jenkins, daughter Of DR..
end Mrs. Sidney jenkins.
The guest speaker was a dele
cate to the CME General Con.
ference in the person Of DR.. ID.
S. Cunningham, pastor Of Provi.
dcnce Chapel CME Church,
Memphis, Tenn.
An overlooking congregation
heard a dynamic sermon which
gave the three essentials 10 make
the world a better place for all
mankind 70 live.
DR.. Cunningham spoke on
Pronounce Or Perish" The mes
mage dealt with the Biblical
story of Joshua and the Children
Of Israel.
lie said the three words that
mankind must learn TO pro
nouncc to their fullest meanings
are "wc, love and God"
what the lawmakers in
Washington d. c.. do also af-
fccts the almost unknown man
of Africa" explained DR. Gun.
ningham," the Christ way of
I'VE" calls all mankind broth
crs."
DR.. Cunningham declared that
love is vitamin of the soul; he
said we must seek TO know the
will of God as the creator of all
things.
God is love - and his love is
moving even into the southland
making conditions better"
The Chancel and High School
choirs furnished the music in
songs.
Pastor Stewart preached at the
first morning services at 1880
a m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
Tree Groups
Add Beauty

ANN ARBOR - TO give your
house an attractive setting, you
will probably need TO employ
trees, shrubs ard plants both as
single specimens and in groups
and masses" says Prof. Harlow
o Whittcmorc, chairman Of the
Department Of Landscape Archi--
lecture at the University OF Mich
igan.
~ is possible 10 find what ap.
pears 10 be weII.formed trees
into . group Unit which looks as
and shrubs and combine them
IL II had been grown naturally
for . good many years. In the
mass, Of course. the individual
form OF the plant is almost en-.
tireIy lost. The form Of the mass
as q whole - It's height length
and thickness and growth line
Is the important thing. individual
plans will be blended with the
rest" he says.
One thing TO remember is
that mass OF large trees has an
interior as well as an exterior.
While you are composing the
exterior of the mass, you can
also arrange the interior by
grouping the trees in such a way
as to make an interesting COM
position of the trunks and
branches. opening winding gladcs
through the woods.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
Board Fellowship To
Dr.. Otis D. Eroe

BALTIMORE, Md.--Dr. Otis ID.
rroc, Director of Research and
Evaluation at Morgan State Col
lcge. has been awarded fellow
ship from the Southern Regional
Education Board.
The grant totals approximate
~ $1,000 and will enable DR..
Froc to do research during the
l958-59 school year on Some
Non.Intcllcctual Factors Affect
ing Success or Failure of Stu
dents in Independent Study Pro
grams"
The grant is one of three
awarded this year by the SREB
on funds made available by the
Carnegie Corporation Of New
York.
DR.. Froc will investigate his
study here in Baltimore. lie is
also completing the manuscript
for book which has been ac-
pcctcd for publication by the
Arco Publishing Company of
New York. The book Is entitled
How to Become Successful
Student" and will elaborate upon
tcchniqucs developed at Morgan.
DR.. Maurice Lee of the English
faculty is serving as junior cdi.
tor.
Appointed to the Morgan fac
ulty in 1850, DR.. Froc Is a grad
uate Of Blucficld State College,
holds the MA degree from the
University Of Michigan. and the
Ph.D. degree from the Univcr-
sity OF Chicago,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24

The promotions come as a re-.
suit Of the reorganization which
places a Junior high school unit
in each Of these eight elementary
schools The buildings Will also
house Kindergarten through the
9TH grade elementary school
unit.
The principals who will be az
fectcd in the promotions are.
Elaine IA. Buxton, Grant Ele-
mentary; Dorothy p. Cooper,
Rvddimsn Elementary; Urban
Hsrtvne. Won stevben Elemen-
tary; Elizabeth A. Mshoney. Goo
dale Elementary; Margaret A.
McNsmsrs. Dixon Elementary;
marie K. Sage. Finney EIemen.
ory; Mary c. Schulz, Ann Arbor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24

HAMPTON. Va. May l2-Tcn
thousand dollars has been re.
ceived by Hampton Institute
toward establishing an alumni
memorial scholarship fund Of
$4,000 il was announced today
by Charles II. Williams. chair.
man Of the 1888 fund raising
committee Of the National Hamp.
ton Alumni Association
This is in line with the nation
al picture CT a rise in alumni
giving during the past tell years
as reported by the American
Alumni Council, Their findings
show an increase from ten mil.
lion a decade ago TO l02 million
two years ago
At a recent meeting OF the
Hampton Institute Board of Trus-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
Race Girl On
National Panel

CHICAGO, ILL., - A l6.year.old
Negro girl OF Columbus, Ohio,
will be one Of the four Method.
ist youth who will participate
IN a panel discussion at the third
National Conference on Family
Life for The Methodist Church,
that will be held here in the
Conrad Hilton Hotel, October IL.
49, She is Miss Martha Ellen
Lewis, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lewis, Jr., 1910
North Starr Road.
Miss Lewis is a junior In the
University High School and ID
member Of the Centenary Meth
odist Church, Of which Rev. y.
IL. Holloway is the pastor.
Other youth members of the
panel Will include Miss Nadine
Walsten, Cushing, Wis; Miss
Sybcl West, Evanston, ILL.,. and
Roger Collins. Bristow, Okla.
Chairman of the panel will be
the Rev Harold w. Ewing, Nash
vile, Tenn, director of the
Youth Department Of the Meth.
odist Board of Education's Divi.
sion Of the Local Church.
The panels responsibility will
be to interpret 10 the approx.
malcly 5000 parents and church
workers attending the. confer.
ence some Of the problems
which youth face in their adj
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
Citizens Ask To Join Citizens Day

The hearing panels will cover
Is general issues. according TO
Mrs. Mildred Jeffrey Of Detroit.
alternate national committee
woman and general chairman OF
the program.
Six simultaneous panels VIII
be held in the morning after a
$50 am. CO flee hour, and VIII
cover the following subjects:
Agriculture: Civil Rights and
Civil Liberties: Conservation,
Recreation and Tourism; Eco
nomic Policy: Secondary Educa-
ton; Highways. and State Gov
eminent.
The panel on economic policy
will include such subjects as bus
ness. industry. taxation, labor
md employment In the Stlte
Government panel. rcorganiza-
ton. rcapport!onmcnt and the
late Constitutional convention
nropcsal will be discussed
Afternoon panels will be held
IN the foliowing issues:
Higher Education; Human Re-
sources: international Affairs
md National Security; Local
Government: Public Works and
rraff.c Safety.
Public and mental health. prob
lens Of the aging. children and
youth, welfare and social security
will be covered in the Human
Resources panel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24

In addition TO party officials
and supporters. more than $50
non-polIt'cal organizations have
been invited by Governor G.
Mcnnen Williams 10 send repre-
sentatives 10 the day-long series
Of panel hearings at the Lansing
YWCA.
Views and opinions expressed
will be considered when the
Party drafts its platform al the
August % State Convention in
Grand Rapids. according to Neil
.taebler, chairman If the Demo.
cratic State Central Committee
In his letter Of invitation. Gov
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
Negro Directs
Perm. Spending

CHICAGO - Andrew NJ. Brad
ley, grandson CT a slave. is the
first Negro member Of the cxcu.
tive cabinet of the Common.
wealth of Pennsylvania, and di.
reefs the spending of an annual
budget Of S50,O00.000, according
10 a feature article in the May
issue Of EBONY Magazine.
Secretary Of Property and Sop.
plies Brsndley. who Governor
ceorse IA. Lesdere calls. "one Of
the finest budget secretaries In
the history OF the Common.
wealth." was born on Neville Is.
land. near Pittsburgh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
Hampton Univ. Begins
Memorial Scholarship

tees. plans were approved to hire
a full.timc alumni secretary. This
action will be presented 10 the
alumni for their consideration at
the 42nd annual alumni meeting
to be held on campus, May 81.
AZ the alumni executive session.
the fund raising committee will
launch an about campaign to-
ward completing the scholarship
fund by the end of the 1859
fiscal year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24

ernor Williams stated:
The Democratic State Cen
trail Committee held such
conference two years ego, and
the views which were presented
and represented helped make
the party platform and pro-
gram CT that year more re-
sponsive 70 the needs Of the
people"
Issues Day is being held again
this year. he added, so that the
Democratic Party may have the
',encfit Of your knowled e, ex-
pericnce and point Of view"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
Trail Elementary; and Gladys =
Sturm, Columbus Elementary.

Assistant principals in the fol
loving elementary schools are
being promoted TO a similar po-
s.lon II the junior high school
lclcl:
Henry r. DreYer. FinneY Der.
nice Hahn. Columbus; Alvin G.
jerks. Dixon; Dorothy Jvngwirih.
Won sfevben; George c. Monroe"
Ann Arbor Trail; BertiIde A..
O'connor. CoodsIe; Harold J. Sea-
witt. Rvddimsn; and n. Marjorie
Sparkling, Grant.
The promotions will take eff
feet with the opening of the
Junior high school units in the
several buildings on September 3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
8 Principals Upgroded

Eight elementary principals are being promoted by the
Board Education the rank of principal junior high
school, recommendation of s. NJ Browne Superinten-
AT the time eight elementary assistant princi
pals being promoted to the rank of assistant principal
Junior high school,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24

AS preliminary step drafting IFS 1853 platform. the
Democratic Party Of Michigan will hold statewide Issues
Day. Conference in Lansing on Saturday, May "a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
BAD CHECK

Kenneth Ringo, %, OF 2j5G
llolcomb, was arrested last wcel
and charged with uttering and
publishing.
Police said Ringo used a worth
less check in the amount of S46
TO purchase a TV picture tube
in a store at 1920 Fenkell..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
TAKES SHIRTS

William Gather. 33. of 933
East Congress. was arrested last
week in downtown store after
he concealed four mems shirts
valued at $ll.58 under his coat
and attempted to leave the store
without paying for the merchan-
disc.
Store detective Maxwell Brown
said Gather had only Sl.75 in
his possession.