davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20

nero tambien sin precedentes --
han nombrado candidates a la pre-
sidencia y vicepresidencia. Sin en-
barge, solo dos de elloS tienen, Sc
gun los entendidos, la probabili-
dad de ganar. Todos los demas
son partidos pequenos que no po-
dram presentar sine una lucha sim.
bolica.
A continuation 81 nombre De
los partidos, seguido de sus can
didatos a la presidencia y a Ia vi.
cepresidencia.
Radical Intransigente, para Presi
dente, Arturo Frondizi, Para Vice
Pr%esidente, Alexandra Gomez; Ra-
dical del Pueblo, Para Presidente
Ricardo Balbin; Para Vice Presi-
dente, Santiago H. del Castillo,
Cristiano Democratic, para Presi.
dente, Lucas Ayarragaray, Para
Vicepresidente Horacio Sueldo LII
que, Socialista, Para Presidente,
Alfredo Palacios, Para Vice Presi-
dente, Carlos Sanchez Viamonte,
Civico Independence, Para Presi-
dente, Juan Bautista Pena, Para
Vice Presidente, Ana Zaeferera de
Goyeneche, ~Democratico, Para Pre-
sidente, Hector Gonzalez Iramain;
Para Vice Presidente Carlos Agui-
maya, Progresista Democratico, Pa
ra Presidente, Luciano Molinas;
para Vicepresidente, Horacio The.
dy, Democratico ~Conservador, pa
ra Presidente, Reynaldo Pastor,
para Vicepresidente, Martin AL
(Continda en- la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20
Economic AgricoIu
de Paraguay Tiene
MurcudO Prosreso

NUEvA YORK, Feb. 10 CUP)
Ell First National City Bank of
New York public6 un boletin So
bre la economic paraguaya en- ell
que dice que han aumentado los
lngresos de la production agricola
en- Paraguay.
"El algodon Sc ha convertible en-
la principal cosecha commercial, pc.
70 ell tabaco, ell azucar, las nueces
de Tung y ell cafe Sc eultivan en-
forma creciente cada dia'', dice ell
boletin. .
Ell boletin senala que ei pals ne
costa mejorar SUI sistema de trans
porteS y que existe la esperanto de
que Sc pueda encontrar petroIeo en-
la region del Chaco.
Hablando de la inflaci0n, ell bo-
letin senala que los precios comen-
aaron a Subir en- Paraguay desde
(COntinda en- la Pagina A.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20
Argentina
Argentina
Entr0 en- u Ease Final Canpaha
para las EIecciones Generates

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 10. (UP).
LA campa1a para las elecciones
generates del domingo pr6ximo
entro aver en- SUI Ease final.
Todas las indicaciones son de
que estos comicios seran la con-
tienda politica de mayores proper
clones en- toda la historic de la Ar
gentina.
Diez millones de hombreS y mu-
jeres -cifra sin precedentes- Sc
han registrado para llenar, vo-
tando, mas de 10000 puestos cleo
tivos para los cuales sc han insert
to 100000 candidates.
Estas seran -segun dice Ia ma
yOria- las primeras elecciones
realmente libres que tendra la ar
gentina en- 80 amos.
Sc espera que los votantes ar
gentinos restablezcan por compile
to Ell regimen constitutional, po-
niendo fin a la larga serie de die
taduras y gobiernos provisionales
ash como a ais elecciones amana.
das que han existido en- la Argen.
tina con tanta frecuencia en- los
ultimos tiempos.
Los 10000 cargos electives son:
los 466 miembros del colegio cleo
toral que a su vez elegiran al pre-
sidente y vicepresidente de la re-
pdblica; 46 senadores y 1877 repre-
sentantes.
Solamente en- Buenes Aires es-
taran de servicio mas de 5000
mlembros de las fuerzas armadas.
Trece partidos politicos ND
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Por UNITED PRESS
Sc RestHnja Ell NdnerO de
.Braceros Nexicanos en- los EE. UU.
ExpIican Necesidud de Preferential d los Natives

Ideres sindicales pidio hoy al DEPARTMENT. de Agriculture,
que Sc r~estrinja ra~dicalmente ell ndmero de braceros mexica
nos en- Estados UnidoS.
La comision tambien propuso, que Ell gobierno trans
porte en- avion a los braceros norteamericanoS que no tie
men trabajo en- estados como La Florida y Tennessee a re-
Clones en- que puedan reemplazar al bracero mexicano.
La comision presento queja al Departamento de Traba-
10 de que Ell bracero mexicano esta desplazando al norteane-
rioano y anadi6 que con ell ndmero de desocupados, que subeI
actualmente a 4.5O0.O0O en- Estados Unidos, es de urgencia
que Sc de la preferencia al ~cudadano -norteamericano en-
toda clase de empleoS.
Robert c. Goodwin, director de protection obrera del
Departamento de Trabajo, que estuvo presente en- la reunion,
prometio que dicho Departamento hara mas severos los
requisites que deberan cumplir los que quieran emplear
braceros mexicanos.
Goodwin djo tambi6n que Sc intensificara Ell esfuerzo
pr emplear braceros norteamericanos y anadio que Ell bra
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DiARI0 Las AMERICAS -

guracion de la temporada teatraa
en- la casa de la Cultural.
FUE OBJETO DE GRANDRs
AGASAJOS
TEGUCIGALPA, Feb. 10
(UP)- Ell Presidente electo dc
Guatemala, General Miguel Ydi-
goras Fuentes, a auien acompa-
nan su esposay una comitiva Of
cial, lego aver a esta capital.
FL presidente, de la repGblica,
Ramon Villeda Morales, SUI espo-
sa, miembros del gabinete, los
presidentes de las ramaS del Con-
greso Nacional de la Corte Supre
ma de Justicia Y gran numero de
prominentes personalidades reel.
bieron oficialmente a los viaie-
ros en- ell Aeropuerto Internacio-
nal de Toncontin, a donde Ileg6
ell avi6n presidential guatemalte-
co.
Ydigoras Fuentes y su conf
tiva continuaran viaje hoy en- d.
receion a Managua.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20
Representatives. de Pulses Cufeteros
Tomun Medidus AdiciOnuIes Para Ia
EstubiIizucion del Precio del Gruno

MEXICO, febrero 10 (UP)-Los representatives de siete passes
Iadnoamericanos productores de cafe, Sc reunieron aver para tomar
medidas adicionaIes encaminadas a estabiizar ell precio del cafe.
Esos paises fueron los que frmaron Ell Damado acuerdo de Me-
xico. firmado aqui ell pasado octubre, y los delegados consideran
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20

iniciarOn su busqueda. Por ultima
vez fue vista anteayer en- la tarde,
en- ell sector central de la ciudad.
POGO despues d~esaparecio, sin que
sobre SUI paradero fuera possible OBJ
tener indicio alsuno. En- varias en-
baladas Sc neg6 que Morales hui
biera puscado asilo.
La detencion Sc ordeno sorpre-
Sivamente cuando Sc esperaba que
ell Juez Septimo Civil, Juan Care
no Padilla, que conoce de otro
asunto contra Morales, dictara or
den de prision. Carreho investiga
la quiebra de la Empresa Granada
ma de Publicaciones, que edito Ell
diario rojista LA Paz', organlzada
por Morales, cuando era gerente
del Banco Popular, Dentro de es-
ia investigation Sc inculpa al ex
Ministro de Hacienda, de haber da-
do en- brenda al Banco Hipoteca-
rio Popular, que tambien Deepen
dia del Banco Popular, una rota-
tiva cuya propiedad Sc habia re-
servado la National Paper and Com
pany. Esta semsna, Morales debia
comparecer ante la Comision Ma
cional de Instruction Criminal, pa
ra explicar porque, como gerente
del Banco Popular, habia extern
dido creditos a Rojas Pinilla, y a
socios suyos, hasta por cuatro mi
Homes de pesos y sin contar con
las garantias bancarias %requeridas
por las reglamentaciones vigentes.
HUELGA CIVTCA PETROLERA
BOGOTA, Feb. 19.-(UP).-La
localidad de Barranca Bermeja,
principal centric de la industrial Pc
trolera colombiena, quedo parali-
zada por una huelga civica, de pro-
tesla contra los actos de violencia
protagonizados por I'm grupo de
extremistas a quienes Sc identifi-
co como partidarios de la depuesta
dictadura del General Gustavo Ro-
jas Finilla. Los actos de provoca-
cion no causaroD muertes, pero la
huelga Sc inici6 aver en- la tarde
con Ell paro de Temperatures.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Eoster Bunny Hos
Big Supply Eggs
For HulIie Kids
Halle q. Brown and the Easter
Bunny

Halle q. Brown and the Easter
Bunny
About the middle Of March there
was a rumor that the Easter Bun
ny was seen about town quietly
gathering a large supply Of bright,
fresh new Easter eggs for a big
party
Whose party? Where?
After some shopping around we
found Mr.. Bunny. He told us the
party was the big Easter Party
sponsored by the Loafer's Club.
This gay event will be held at Hal
lie Q. Brown Community House on
April ?, 1858 from $50 to 500
pm.
For several years the young men
of the Loafer's Club have helped
the Easter bunny make the chill
dren of Halhe's Junior Department
very happy with this spring party.
If you are 5 to 10 years old and
have a membership card for the
Junior Department, you are in
vited to the party.
The Easter bunny is very busy;
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"" Graduate Is
Recipient Of Nice
Social Affair

Dual events highlghted the grad
uation festivities Of Mrs. Yvonne
! X Harvey. 22OI 9th Ave. s.. with
friends attending commencement
exercises at the University Of
Minnesota on Thursday, March 20
In Northrup Auditorium, followed
by reception for graduates in
! Coffman Memorial Union. The sec
ond event was cocktail party
given by her husband Henry c.
Harvey on the evening OF Satur-
day March %.
Attending the commencement
program were Messrs and Mines
| Chester Jones. Luther r. Prince,
Jr. Fred Bergholt, and DR., and
Mrs Edward Posey, Mines Cole
ridge Hendon and Helen Smith,
/ Durwood Bergholt, and CoIlette
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Newman, Mr..
Bergholt
Mrs Harvey received a BIS de-
gree in elementary education. She
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Nichol Of San Diego, Californ-
la. who were unable TO attend the
graduation ceremony because Of
the serious illness Of Mrs. Nichols
mother.
Friends for the cocktail party
were Messrs and Mines Donald o.
Smith, Thaddeus Nicholas, Chan
McWatt. Scott Mayncs, woodfin
Lewis. oscar Newman, CoIeridgc
Hendon. Richard K. Fox, Chester
Jones Dr. and Mrs Edward Posey,
Mrs. Ernest Lowe and the Messrs
and Mines Homer Russell. Charles
Johnson Luther r Prince, Jr., Rob
ert Tenncyson Royal Gooden.
James Erickson. ed Sizer. Anders
Liungvee. A. Atkins and Or. and
Mrs. Eugene Walker
Unable 10 attend the party. but
sending congratulations were Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenzo williams. Mrs
Irmo Craven. Miss Rose Marie
Butler. Mr. and Mrs Ashby Gas
kins Mr.. and Mrs. Lon G McDade
and Miss Tai Shigaki Mrs Harvey
received many lovely gifts
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he is also helping the Junior Ballet
and Tap-dancing class to rehearse
for the program, which is a Spring
Festival Of Dance.
OF course Mr.. Bunny and the
Loafers have not been collecting
eggs for nothing. They win hide
them very carefully, so you can
hunt for them after the program
When the hunt is over, candy and
prizes will be waiting for the egg
finders.
Check your membership now.
and don't forget the dats-Wed-
nesdsy, April 2nd. 1855 from $50
pm, until 500 pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
OUR CROSSES AND OUR
CROWNS


CROWNS
Soon a great many will attend |
Good Friday services in the church
OF their choice, You will listen |
to the Seven Last Words and do
] a great deal Of thinking You will
I look back over the past year
and be happy that you helped at
least one person who had heavy |
cross to bear II you did, you re-
member with smile how light |
your own cross became Before |
that, you thought yours was the |
heaviest
Looking back over the past year
you remember there was a day |
when you might have been a little |
more charitable toward your
friends trouble. You have children
and you would not want your
friends criticism when you needed |
TO be treasured that brighter day
would soon be around the corner
You learned later that your
| friends faith In her child was
rewarded by her faith In herself
At tender age the child thought
life was over for her but God saw
| III TO restore her to health. You
were among those who listened TO
the gossipers, How very wrong all
Of you were.
As you sit with bowed head you |
ask forgiveness for failing your
friend when she needed you
You, sitting over here, are smil-
ing because you know you have
done all you could 10 help your
family and friends live a happier
life this vast year. But knowing
life does not run smoothe all the
time, you, too, sit with bowed
head and pray that you will be
able to go through another year
without causing pain or unhappi-
ness TO anyone
You, sitting way back in the
church. have come looking for
peace and a hope that your life
can become a Joy 70 your family
instead Of a constant worry, won
dering what trouble you will get
into next. You realize your faults.
which Is the first step TO cor
recting them. You don't seem 10
be able to do the things your
heart dictates. you follow the
crowd and that is getting you
nowhere.
With bowed head, you ask TO
lead a life that you know viii be
a normal one with your family and
real friends, not your present as
sociates.
You. sitting over in the corner.
are wondering IL II Is too late
TO change your way Of life. You
have reached an age when most
Of your friends lives have ended
and until now, you never felt the
need Of growing closer 20 God be.
cause you felt just little sad that
you spent the best years Of your
life away from the church.
As you listen you hear that God
forgives you many, many times
Of your sins and you make up
your mind that now you viii
change your way Of life before II
is too late and you smile at the
thought You are remembering
your Mother. especially. and hope
she sees what is in your heart to-
day and Is happy. She taught
you, As the twig is bent.
Mary McKenna
Just For Fun Club:
Congratulations on the New
Queen OF Hearts. sherrie Ma
zeingo, sponsored by you
Carolyn sesbron. Detroit:
Happy birthday, Carolyn.
Toni" Hughes Allen:
My wish for you is a happy
marriage Congratulations 10
your groom, Robert Allen
Emerson Harris. l.. A.:
Your many friends here are
happy TO know that you are
feeling much better
Until next week. this is "it."
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MCGEE of 67l Rondo Av.. the pa
ternal grandmother.
Surprised ON Birthday: Mrs Ben
Campbell. was very pleasantly sur
prised on her birthday March II.
when her husband presented her
with a combination deep freeze
and refrigerator and cocktail
table, She also received many
birthday greetings from both local
and out-of-town friends. all adding
up to a most wonderful and long
remembered birthday.
New Daughter: It's a new baby
girl at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scion Ellis Of 36l n. Western
Az, who arrived Sunday March %.
at St Joseph's hospital. A name
has not yet been chosen for the
newcomer Awaiting to welcome
their new sister are Howard Scion
Jr., Thomas and Wanda Jean. ON
Saturday evening March IS. Mrs
Ellis was honored with storly
shower given by Mrs. Dolores Jones
and Mrs. Doris Johnson at the
home of Mrs Johnson, SIT lyle
hart Av. Her friends showered
her with many practical and beau
tfm gifts for the baby.
Three O'Clock Bridge Club: Mrs.
George Berry Jr.. 9s3 St. Anthony
Av will be hostess TO the Three
O'Clock Bridge club on Saturday
March 20
ChatterboN Club Held Election:
Mrs. Stephen Maxwell was elected
president Of the Chatterbox Club
a branch Of the Sunshine Fedora
ton Of st Paul. when It held
election on Friday March p. at the
home Of Mrs. Albert Harper 1866
St Anthony Av. Others named
are Mrs L. Albert Scipio. vice
president, Mrs. Albert Harper. sec
Rotary. Mrs. James Taylor. treas
urer; Mrs Norman Light, sun
shine chairman and Mrs Hellaine
Halliday program chairman. Fol
lowing the business session. SOC
ial hour and refreshments were
enjoyed The next meeting viii be
April Is, with Mrs. Hellaine Hail.
day as hostess at her home, 643
w Central Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Mar. 29-Mr and Mrs. Herbert
Foster, Jrr $50 Iglehart Av. IS
years.
Mar. 30 Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
White ST., 727 Thomas Av.. II
years.
Mar. 3l-Mr. and Mrs. J. r.
Rosenbloom, 6Sl ". Central Av.
u years.
Apr MIR and Mrs. Craig
Williams, 4OS Carroll Av., nine
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Viclus Nc
Cowan 995 Rondo Az.
Apr 3-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mcleod. 400 st. Anthony Az.
four years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

Of Mrs. Earl Brent, 1929 Fourth
Av. S, when she was hostess TO
the Breakfast Pinochle club on
Saturday March %. After a tasty
breakfast, members used their
talents for playing Pinochle with
the hostess, Mrs. Brent capturing
first prize; Mrs. Edward Hatton
second and Mrs. Wendell Gibbs
third. Mrs. John c. Few. 643 lyle
hart Av, St Paul, will be hostess
at the next meeting.
Returns Home: Mrs. Ida Mae
Burrell, 1902 Bryant Av. N, dis
trict deputy OF Minnehaha Temple
No. l29 and Mary Mason Council
IBP.OE.W., returned home March
l6, from Duluth where she held a
school Of instruction for Pride Of
Lakehead Temple No. 1890 IB.P.
DEW, and conducted an election
for a daughter ruler Mrs. Mildred
Thomas was elected and duly in
stalled. While in Duluth, Mrs. Bur
rel was the houseguest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pascal Todd. Mr.. Todd is the
liason officer for the Elks Grand
Lodge.
Annual Party: The lovely home
of Mrs. Theodore Woodland, 1903
Lyndale Av. N, was the ideal
setting when members of the Pur-
pie Cross Nurses Unit No. s. lib.
P.O.E.W. greeted some 100 friends
at its annual party held Sat-
urday evening March %. Sea-
sonable spring flowers. placed at
vantage points throughout the
rooms, added to the beauty of the
setting. A background of music
played on the record player was
enjoyed as guests chatted, and
partook of the dainty and colorful
canapes. Members greeted their
guests in pretty after-five frocks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS Z

81 Agnes Guild Mrs Joseph Danforth 1886 Clinton Av
was hostess to the ST. Agnes Guild ST. Thomas Epscopa
church on Friday evening March 81 Committee reports were
maze ana plans for money making projects discussed The
Fifth Av. S e 'r ~
Club Hostess delightful morning was spent at the home
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Out-Of-Town
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

Apr. Mr. and Mrs. John Pull
lum Jr., Los Angeles, Calf.
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THIS N TINT
by hazel
underwood
Easter
MY LITTLE CALVARY

Lord, how trivial seems my Cal.
vary
When l consider Thine,
For only Simon helped Thee lift
Thy cross.
But many carry minel
l am not scorned, nor scourged,
nor ridiculed
And all along the way
Are many sweet unnamed Veroni.
cas-
To wipe the tears away
There are no cruel nail wounds in
my hands,
Nor thorns upon my brow,
And ministering angels walk with
me
To smooth the way, But THOU
How dare think II, call It Cal.
vary
This sheltered life OF mine
O broken, beaten, bleeding Lord,
my God,
when l consider Thine.
Vera Marie Tracy,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

Maurice Haynes THE Heart Of
the Stranger" describes the trials
and tribulations Of the pioneer
Minnesota Negroes, their friends
and foes. A special feature Of the
state Centennial prepared especial
ly for readers Of this paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
BUDS IN BLOOM" AT
HALLE April, 3

Buds In Bloom" Fashion Re
vue, will be presented by the Gold
Band Club Saturday April 5, at
1880 pm at Halle Q. Brown
House, 553 Aurora Av., st. Paul.
featuring a bevy Of beautiful mod
els showing fashions for the spring
and coming season. Tickets are
available at Halle and the presi-
dent, Mrs. Alice Johnson or Mrs.
Ernest Cooper. Donation SOC ad-
ults, 25c children.
ADM.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Out-Of-TOwn WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Apr. Mr.. and Mrs. William l..
Smith, 1897 Stevens Av., two
years.
Apr 5 Mr.. and Mrs. William
Whiteside, 5000 Third Az. S, Il
years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

Mrs. Woodland is president and
Mrs, Lola Gattling is state organ
i2er Of the Unit.
Auxiliary Held Meeting: The
Nacirema Auxiliary met Sunday
evening March %. at the club.
3949 Fourth Av. S. At this time
Mrs. Pearl SchofieId was elected
president Committee reports and
various projects for the future
were discussed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

You, sitting over here, are smil-
! ing because you know you have
done all you could 10 help your
family and friends live happier
life this vast year. But knowing
life does not run smoothe all the
time, you, too, sit with bowed
head and pray that you will be
able to go through another year
without causing pain or unhappi-
ness TO anyone.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

New Brother Carol McGcc and brother William Earl
busy getting acquainted with their brother David
Milton, who arrived March ~ JoScphs hospital tipping
the scales at pounds and and ounces The
children parents Mr. and Mrs Earl Niece of 527
Av Sharing The pride and Joy vi grandsnn is Mrs ose
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
EASTERTIDE CANTATA
AT ST. PETERS MARCH 80

lum Jr., Los Angeles, Calf.
EASTERTIDE CANTATA
AT ST. PETERS MARCH 80
"Adoramus Te," a cantata for
Eastertide will be presented by the
Adult Choral Club Of St. Peters
AME Church Sunday March $50,
at 1880 pm, at the churca, Al st.
and Fourth Av. S. Guest soloists
will be Mrs. Clara Glbreath, sop
rano; Mrs. Katheryn Duckett, alto
Mr.. Lewis Duckett, bass and
James Nichols, Club member
tenor. Mrs. Harriet Jones Of the
Senior Choir will be guest in the
alto section. Mrs. Elyse Lyle, well
known in music circles, will direct
the chorus. Miss Pearl Pleas is
club president. Rev. NJ. L. Sim
mons, pastor. The public is cordial
ly invited. There is no admission
charge .-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

Worry often gives a small thing
a big shadow.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
LEE CALHOUN, WIFE
RETURN TO NcCy STAR
TO TAKE GRADUATE COURSE

Durham, " G. amp Lee Cal.
houn, 1906 olympic no meter
hurdles champion and North Car.
olinu college grad returned "a the
NCC campus with his wife re.
Gently. where Lee has enrolled IN
a graduate course IN physical edu.
cation
Appearing trim and ~. Calhoun
said he plans 60 run Some more
BE pointed out, however that an q
married man. family matters come
first Ills wife, The former Gwen
dolyn Bannister Of pinehurst, H.
c.. Is also a NCC graduate.
The caihuuna came from Cleve,
land ohio. whore both gave up
jobs ~ order that Lee may con-.
tinue his studies They win be en-.
I ployed by the college during tho
fsli term
Suspended some time ago for
marrying Miss Bnnnistsr on The
Bride and Groom MIC ~ show
che ban Was batter lifted and lee IL
again eligible Tor composition "a an
amateur
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

shown be can deliver tho long bail,
TWO OF his home runs won i'm.
portant victories Tor the Giants,
the latest ono when he returned
Go major league action,
In the 10th innig against the
Philadelphia rhillieS, he cracked
ont home run Cor 81 victory
Tie had won an earlier game
against the rhillics IN the Same
fashion,
Wagner like kirkland left
handed power hitter was also
m the army last season lie joined
Phoenix ia April and had little
Spring training or 60 a slow
start, he finally got rolling and
was tho Pacific Coast teams big
geat threat az the plate he came
TO the Giants with $40 batting
average, AZ home runs ana az
RMS
The Giants have Willie White,
rookie star FIRST sackcr of two
seaaona ago, on their defense list.
ana such minor league stars rs
Bobby Prescott Andre Rodgera
and White McCovry all with tho
Phoenix club