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Evening star., 1958-05-06
TV Reflections:

Nv nenectiOhlSs
This hasn't been a fruitful
season for TV comedy. but the
week end provided some hope
full signs for the future. .
Highlights included:
. A precocious performance
by Writer Jack Douglas as Jack
Paar's pinch-hitter Friday on
the Tonight show. For
Douglas, an off-beat character
who resembles a young Boris
Karloff in looks and Jack Bar
rymore in department, the 90
minute show was a milestone
in restraint. Even his some
time partner, Dancer Betty
Bruce, seemed awed by the
occasion. The planned COM
edy sequences - particularly
that imaginatively conceived
burglar skit with the ping-pong
ballS-were as funny as any
thing I've seen since Ernie Ko-
vac's half-hour mo dialogue"
classic. (And that's being
shown now at the Brussels
FairO
o The debuts of two new
tory teams-Igor and H, on
the Steve Allen hour, and the
Canadian team of Wayne and
Shuster. on Ed Sullivan's show.
. The audience reaction was
heartening.
On The Run:
The Derby telecaSt Saturday
(CBS-9) proved one thing:
the split-Screen idea wouldn't
have worked even if that Cali
fornia horse had run according
to the script.
Subliminal note: If you've
vxynV1doroI xr,hot ~ fe that kIaa
Evening star., 1958-05-06

Cheyenne "Standoff" An exciting episode built around
the popular hostage" theme This time Mexican out
law has threatened to entire town, If the
who attempted to kill him refuses to surrender. Al
though the ending too pat to satisfy there fine
individual scenes topnotch production and the result is
very absorbing hour for western fans Rudoo AScosta
is excellent as the outlaw 1880 pm, WMAL-7.
Mr. Adams and Eve-Its corny but it's live outing Actors
Eve and Howard sleep at the studio and ghosts
directors in puteeS, Keystone cops and stars of the
studios old sient-flm days. To add to the fun, the
youngest Duff sxyear-od Bridget plays Mary Pickford
pm, WTOP-9
George Gobe-Hermone Gngold brghtenS the hour she
plays fortune teller with lonesome George Also tap
Opera Star Baccalon who solos to Saud" and does
take-off opera with Gobel the singing King Sisters
with 76 TromboneS" and return engagement from Tom
DAndrea for another of his soldier routnes Color
pm. WRC@.
Broken ArrOw"Old Enemy" In good taste as usual and
paSsabe fare for the entire family proSpecor stakes
a claim Cochises land and our hero remembers the
old a good Indian fighter deep friendship de-
velopS between the two and trouble brews when gold
hungry townSpeope question the legality of the claim
Not much action but the character of the old man is
very well done and it carries the show. pm WMAL-7
Evening star., 1958-05-06
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Evening star., 1958-05-06
ON THE AIR
A Useful Look
AT Our Schools
by BERNIE HARRISON
atar Tv critie

John DAILY and his ABC news staners rate an plus
rosy apple for their first Report Card 1885, program Their
objective trinity edited examination Of six American educa
tional experiments last night (WMAL-7) timely II
was useful and that. for Tv Is small achievement
II should be noted too that the program was available
Evening star., 1958-05-06
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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

algunas que debi haber ganado
porque quise enganarme. Por 10
que ahora 10 unico que deseo es
concentrar mi mente en- mi traba-
jo y que mi salud siga buena".
mo me gusta estar viajando por
TODD ell pals. Els por ESQ que me
mantengo cerca de mis- caballos
estos dias. Y trato de no preocupar-
me Sobre cosas que pasan fuera de
mi mundo. Nunca he sido una per-
soma que Sc preocupa mucho de
algo, por 10 que ahora es muy tar
de para comenzar''.
Mr.. Fitz, quien ensillo tres ga
nadores del Kentucky Derby Goa.
liant Fox, Omaha" y "Johns-
town., todavia r e que Nashua"
debi6 haber ganado ell clasico de
1855.
"Perdi esa yo mismo", declare
en- su forma directa de ~contestar.
lie die a Eddie Arcaro que man.
tuviera SUI atencion en- Summer
Tan" y no Sc preocupara por ell
otro potro ("Swaps") Pense que
ell otro caballo no duraria la milla
y cuarto, pero bien que Sc burlo
de nosotroS".
Uno de los grandes attributes de
Mr.. FitZ como trainer es SUI habili-
dad de llevar a un potro a una gran
carrera en- SUI mejor forma. Logro
SUI labor mas grande de acondicio-
namiento en- ell match" entire
Nashua" y Swaps" hace tres amos
cuando Nashua" Sc vengo de la
derrota al veneer al potro de Cali
fornia.
En- aquella epoca, ell irlandes de
Brooklyn considero a Nashua" CO.
mo Ell mejor potro que habia en-.
trenado. Anteriormente Sc habia
inclinado a Gallant Fox. Y ahora
tiene otro gran campeon en- Bold
Ruler.
lnterrogado por una revaluaclon
del trio, Mr.. Fitz admitio que en-
su actual forma "Boud Ruler" tie
en- que e comparable al menos a
la par con Gallant Fox" y "Nas.
hua".
EN- carreraS hasta milla y Nm
octave, creo que BOLD Ruler" hui
biera vencido, a los dos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

y Cienfuegos, y Gespues Sc brinda-
ra ell primer doble header de la
campana jugando Cienfuegos
y Marlanso a primera bora y Ha-
bana y Almendares, despues... Ese
dia tendra lugar Ell homemade de
simpatia de los fanaticos cubanos
a Oscar Rodriguez y Fermin Cue
IRA, que este ano seran los mana
gers de los eternos rivales de nues-
tro DeiSbol.
En- ell match Habana-C ienfuegos,
Toni Castano colocara probable
mente en- ell centric del diamante
a Camilo Pascual, que retornara a
nuestros campeonatos, despues de
I'm ano de inactividad... Ell Habana
dependera, probablemente de SUI
estrella: Vicente Amor.
Cuando Monohy de ARGOS regre-
Sc a Cuba Sc conoceran ,todos los
detalles de la novena azul, y es po-
sible que Sc liable de I'm Gambia de
jugadores Los dfigentes del Glen
fuegos estan trabajando firme en-
Su club, Y aver mismo nos dijo Gui-
lie Alfonso Pujol que habia soste.
nido una conversation con los Es-
tados Unidos, para hacerse de una
tercera base de categoria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

En- gallo, eli cubano Manuel Ar.
menLeros pogo un gran salto, de
de cuarto a primero. Tres mexica-
los figursn en- ei ranking: Raul
Macias bajo de primero. a cuarto
por SUI inactividad, Jose Lopez as.
cendio de sexto a quinto y Joe
Becarra mejor6 de octave a sep
timo.
Por fin, en- peso mosca Ell argen.
tino Pascual Perez v Ell venezolano
Ramon Arias siguen como cam.
peon y primero otro pugil de We.
nezuela, Ramon Calatayu6, cont.
nua en- SO. puesto, mientras que ell
argentine Carlos Miranda ascendi6
de noveno a septimo por SUI empa.
tie con Arias y ell mexicano Ma.
rio de Leon sigue decimo.
Ell pesado norteamericano Fora
Foley, que derrot6 por knockout
a Pete Rademacher la semana pa.
sada, quedo solo en- Ell primer lu.
gar de la categoria, que antes com.
partia con Eddie Machen.
A continuation damos Ell ran.
king de las ocho categorias:
Pesado- Campeon Floyd Pa
tterson. 1-Zora Foley. Eddie
Machen. 3-Willie P~astrano. a
Archiee Moore. 5-Roy Harris. g.
Nino Valdes. 7-Ingemar johann
sson. 8-Alex Miteff. 9-George
Chuvalo. 10-Harold Carter.
Medic Pesado-Campeon Archie
Moore. Harold johnson. p
Tony Anthony. 3-Yvon Durelle.
4 - Erich Schoeppner. 5 - Mike
Holt. 6-Jesse Bowdry. = 70.
lande Pompey. 8-Shuck Spieser,
Hoepner. 10-Clarence
Hinnant.
Mediano-Campeon Ray Robin
son. Carmen Basilio. 2-Gene
Fullmer. 3-Joey Giardello. A.
Charley Humez. Spider Webb.
6-Rory Calhoun. HOLLY Minis.
8-Joey Giambra. 9-Yama BAHIA.
ma. 10-Bobby Boyd. Medic Me.
diano- campeon Virgil Atkins.
1-Gaspar Ortega. 2-Isaac Logart
3-Vince Martinez. sugar Hart.
5-Gil Turner. 6-Ralph Dupas.
7-Tombstone Smith. 8-Don Jor.
dan. 9-Mickey Crawford. 10 Ge'
raid Gray.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
p 0 SICI0 MES
LlGA NACIOkAL

RESULTADOS
San Luis a.; Filadelfia 3
Filadelfia 3; San Luis 2
Gigantes 4. Cincinnati 3
Pittsburgh 6; Chicago 4
Los Angeles 4; Milwaukee z
LlGA AMERICANA
G. P. Ave.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
Reunion de Ford Frick con
REPRESENTATIVES del Caribe

LA HABANA, 80 de julio, (SEI)
LA tan esperada reunion del Co.
misionado Ford Frick, con los de-
legados de beisbol professional del
Carlbe, ha de celebrarse esta mis-
ma semana. Aver por la manana
Sc recibio en- la Habana un cable
urgente del presldente de la Con-
federation del Caribe Enrique Mar
cano, de Venezuela quien anuncia-
ba que Ford Prick tiene citados
a todas las deIegaciones para la
reunion que ha de celebrarse ma
mana jueves, dis 81, en- su oficina
de New York, a las diez y media
de la manana,
En- vista de este, ell doctor Artu-
70 Bengochea embarcara hoy mis-
mo hacia New York, a fin de estar
manana bien temprano en- la gran
metropoli y Monchy de ARGOS, que
Sc encontraba en- Cleveland, ha sa.
lido rapidamente para Manhattan,
para >asistir tambIen en- represen-
tacion de la Liga Guiana. 81 Mike
Gonzalez no ha salido aun de New
York, es cast SECURE que acuda
igualmente al mitin, donde los de-
legados de la Confederation han
de recibir la respuesta del Comisio.
nado a sus recientes peticiones.
DOBLE MISSION DE
BENGOECHEA
FL doctor Arturo Bengoechea,
presidente de la Liga Guiana, lie
va a New York una doble mission.
No solo representara al cricuito
cubano en- ell mitin anunciado. 81.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
A los "a Amos, FitBimmons
Cree que no Debe Retirarse
e. FAMoSo COACH CONTINUAL LEVANTkNDoSE A LAS
6 DE LA MANANA PARA REALlZAR FUERTE LABOR

NUEVA YORK, julio 80 CUPID
mo estoy listo todavia para que
me retiren'. James Edward "Su
my jim Fitzsimons hizo esas ma
nifestaciones al celebrar su "a ami
versario levantandose a las seis de
la manana, para SUI labor de doce
horas como decano de los trainers
norteamericanos.
"Pienso seguir trabajando mien-
tras mis- jefes 10 deseen" anadio
Ell 'abuelo del Hipismo" antes de
salir rumbo a Monmouth Park en-
New Jersey en- donde pensaba en-.
sillar a "Nasco', del Wheatley Sta
bley en- ell Lamplighter Handicap.
Nacido ell ano anterior a que
"Aristides" ganara ell primer Ken
lucky Derby, "Mr. Fitz', como es
conocido en- ell mundo hipico, Sc
aventuro en- ell deporte ell dia en-
que Grover Cleveland fue instalado
como ell % presidente de los Esta-
dos Unidos ell 4 de mario de 1885.
Comenzo como jockey, luego
Gambia a entrenador al comenzar
ell siglo. Durante los ultimos So
amos ha ganado cast todos los ma
yoreS stakes en- ell pals, con cam
peones de fama como "Gallan
Fox. Omaha, "Uashua" y Bold
Ruler.
I~nterrogado 81 tenfa alguna am
bici6n secreta u objective despues
de todos estos amos. MI. Fitz vacilo
IN momento y luego declare:
"Bueno, he ganado la mayoria
de las grandes carreras y perdido
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
Domino IBusebuH
Ley de las "Ruchds"

lemporada, sino 4 traves de los
amos.
Tome un pitcher como Don Nc
Mahon, que esta teniendo una gran
temporada para nosotros" siguio
diciendo Conley "Tuvo record de
81 ell ano pasado y ahora tiene
OIL en- desIgual numero de innings.
Y esta lanzardo cast tan bien CO.
mo en- 1857"
Conley que mide 6-8, ha inicia-
do sells encuentlo s este ano y ha
fracaSado en- completar uno. Los
exitos de los novatos Carlton Wi
ley y joey Jay han obligado al ma.
mayer Fred Haney a colocarlo de
releviSta.
Pero Ell manager Haney tiene
mucha confianza en- Ell, y dice:
"Conley es I'm pitcher demasiado
bueno, aun cuanoe no haya ganado
todavia un encuentro."
Como q todos los pitchers, a
Conley lie gustarIa abrlr. pero aho-
ra cumple con su deber como rele-
vista. SI peor derrota de este ano
fue ante los Dodgers, quieneS 10
vencieron en- Ell duodecimo acto por
SO, despues de haber lanzado 10
l-3 innings.
Fue en- 1928 que iugo basket
ball para Red Auerbach en- Boston
= entonces peso las posibilidades
de deJar ell baseball por los courts.
Els mas, lucia listo para saltar al
basketball tras algunos problemas
con SUI contrato con los Braves.
"Al diablo, soy solo I'm malo en-
los courts de basket dice el. "Ten.
60 mujer y tres hiios que mante.
e y no podia afriesgar ell perder
I'm cheque cada Is dias. en- I'm ac-
cidente en- Ell basketball, que es un
deporte mucho mas explosive.
Dice que una temporada con los
Celtlcs lie sirvio para obtener cier-
ia cantidad de "fuego" competiti-
vo, que ahora lie ayuda en- ell dia-
mamie.
"Despues de una temporada CON
Auerbach tuve I'm buen ano en- To.
'ledo en- la Association Americana"
dijo Gene. "Y flu nombrado ell Jul
gador del Ano en- las Memories por
The Sporting News en- 1883"
Conley habia recibido ell mismo
premlo en- 1851 con ell Hartford,
de la Liga del Este, cuando debu.
to en- Ell baseball organizado con
record de 2O-9.
Ahora cree que pronto Saldra
de su racha de derrotas y podra
ayuoar a los Braves en- SUI pelea por
la eonquista del pennant.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

peon Kid Gaviian mientras que
otro cubano, Isaac Logart, decen.
do del primero al segundo puesto.
Exception hecha de Gavilan, to.
dos los latinoamericanos que figu.
raban en- ell ranking de JUNO 81.
guen en- ell de julio, aunque con al.
gunos cambios de posiciones.
En- pesado ell cubano Nino Val
des esta en- sexto lugar, como en- ell
mes anterior mientras que ell ar
sentino Alex Miteff fue desem.
plazado del TO. por ell campeon
europeo, Ingemar Johansson de
Suecia, y esta ahora en- octave.
En- peso livlano AL Nevares. de
Mexico. continua en- noveno, v en-
pluma Ell argentine Ricardo Con
zalez subi6 de decimo a noveno. en-
tsnto que Ricardo Moreno, de Me.
nice, bai6 d noveno a decimo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
Patterson con
Nueyo Esti|o

NEW YORK, julio 30 CUPID
Floyd Patterson, entrenando-
Sc va en- ell OeSte, ha cambiado
SUI estilo en- forma radical para
la proxima defensa de SUI titulo
ell mes proximo contra Roy Ha-
iris en- Los Angeles.
I'm especialista de distancia
desde sus dias como amateur,
Floyd de pronto ha cambiado a
Yin ataque cuerpo a cuerpo des-
tinado a mantener fuera de ba-
lance a este maestro tejano.
Floyd concluira SUI entrena-
miento en- Oceanside, 80 millas
al Sur de Los Angeles. Cuando
suba al ring en- ell Wrigley Field,
Los Angeles, en- la noche del IS
de agosto, espera subir con I'm
peso entire 1856 y 1873 libras.
Peso 1877 IA para SUI ultima
defensa contra Pete Rademacher
IN Seattle ell pasado % de agos-
to. Noqueo a Pete en- Ell sexto
asalto.
"Espero que Harris sea mi ri
val mas peligroso" ha dicho Pa
tterson. Y ell hecho de que ha
cambiado SUI estilo para ell reta-
dor de Cut'n Shoot, Texas, indi-
ca que lie tiene cierto respeto.
Cuando Sc lie pregunto al trail
ner Dan Florio ell por que del
cambio de tacticas riposto: "iY
que esperaba listed que hiciera-
mos ante un tipo rapido que sa-
be esquivar? Y 81 encuentra que
ell nuevo estilo, no hace mella en-
Harris, puede siempre volver al
de antes y trabajarlo a distan-
cia".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

RESULTADOS
Cleveland 8; Baltimore 4
Chicago 2; Washington 1
Kansas City 7; New York 3
Boston II. Detroit s
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
BAJ0 AL SEGUND0 PUEsT0
Ell CUBAN0 ISAAC L0GART
POR. JACK CUDDY

I NUEVA YORK julio 30 CUPID
Ell welter mexicano Gaspar Or
tega, en- virtud de SUI victoria So
bre Mickey Crawford, assemble al
primer lugar en- ell ranking mum
dial de la revista THE Ring" para
julio, que nombra "pugil del mes
al campeon de peso liviano, Joe
Brown, por Ell excelente triunfo
que optuvo sobre Kenny Lane en-
defensa de SUI titulo.
En- la misma categoria de Orte.
"a, peso medic mediano, desapa-
recio de la classification ell excam-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
HANEY Lo SITUo COMO RELEVISTA-Lo PERSIGUE Ia
MALA SUERTE.-NlNGUNA VIcToRIA.-N0TAS

tros y todavia pensar que estaba
rindiendo mi mejor e~sfuerzo''.
Entonces, ique hay de malo en-
SUI actuacion?
SIS solo la ley de las rachas en-
este deporte' diio Conley despues
de escupir un POGO de jugo de an
dullo. Hay slimpS entire los batea-
dores y rschas de derrotas. Estoy
en- una de esas rachas. Pero creo
que a la larga saldre de ella
Gene anadio que el nc estaba
hablando necesariamente de esta
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
EN- ESTA MISMA SEMANA SERA ~EFECTUADA ESA
lMPoRTANTE Y ESPERADA REUNIoN.-DETALLES

no que. a petici6n de Venezuela,
ostentara, tambien, la representa-
cion de los hermanos venezolanos
en- ell mitin.
Ell doctor Marcano lie ha envia-
do un cable en- csc sentido, pidien-
dole que acepte no solo la repre-
sentacion de SUI pals, sine tambien
la suya, como presidente de la
Confederation.
"Ustede es un hombre muy do
cumentado en- estos asuntos, y sabe
desempenar perfectamente la mi
sion dice ell DR.. Marcano al DR..
Bensochea- POI ESQ, al no poder
separarme por Ell momento de mi
patria, lie ruego que acepte nuestra
representation y la misma perso-
nal'.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

MILWAUKEE,, julio 30.-(UPD
Como es ell ser un pitcher de
record negative en- un team aspi-
rante al remnant?
Gene Conley, Ell ex miembro del
Boston Celtics que ha receptacle
record de 0-6 para los Braves de
Milwaukee, resume TODD ash:
No he hecho NADIA maio y no
me Siento avergonzado de clio.
Creo que estoy hacienda ell mejor
esfuerzo v la ultima persona que
uno puede enganar es a 81 mismo.
Podria haber perdido diez encuen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
~REGRESARAN ENSEGUIDA

Una vez que termine la reunion
con Ford Prick, todos los delega-
dos cubanos regresaran a la Haba-
ma, y de Immediate Sc iniciaran
los preparativos para la Temporal
da inVernal, que debe comenzar ell
microbes 8 de oetubre, con ell jue-
go de Marianao y Almendares.. I'm
dia despues, ell 9, jugaran Habana
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-24

quiet guy who knows what he's
doing and Oscar Robertson :
they just took him to their hearts.
They pulled for him every one
of the Sc points.
They liked the way he handles
the ball, the way he dribbles,
crouehes, plays cagy. He even
adds few gestures to the game
which make it exciting and al
ways unpredietable. The fans can't
take their eyes off him. In other
words basketball this year looks
like a greener field to any pro-
moter in the business if he can
get Robertson.
Best of all, Oscar is favorite
with his team. They consider him
"a great guy. They laugh at
his passion for television, and his
huge appetite. But most of all,
they like his good, clean sports
manship and being able to count
on him for his best.
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-24
Bias Laws Speed Indignation In La.

tually the increased emphasis on
the human differences between
the raees-the back seat of the
bus, the inferior schools and 1iv-
ing conditions, as we'll as other
reasons-whieh seemed to heigh-
ten the lure of passing at the
same time Louisiana lawmakers
were attempting to increase the
dangers.
1t is possible for a light-skinn-
ed Negro to go to Texas, request
a delayed birth certificate, and
be declared white just on his say
so. After getting the certificate a
foundation is established for re-
turning. to the Louisiana courts
and asking to be declared legally
white.
According to Ebony, passing is
still prevalent, still possible, and
in some cases still necessary.
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-24

cicatrized. pathological symp.
toms disappear. appetite returns
the only condition indispens.
able to the occurrence of the phe.
nomenon is prayer.
Twice, under his direct OBJ
servation, DR.. Care, states incur
able cancer has erystallized and
disappeared. The only possible
conclusion was that healing oc-
Cured in direct answer to
prayer Dr. Carrel should know
cancer when he sees one-he
won the Nordhoff-Jung Medal for
cancer research. He testifies that
once he saw cancerous sore
shrivel up into a scar right be-
fore his eyes after an earnest
prayer.
If you and I could have our
deepest desire granted. what
would 1t be physically? Simply
this. | want to Iivel | do not
know what life is. only know
do not wish to leave it. I know
whatever brings pain or suffer
ing carries me toward the cessa.
ton of life That which brings
happiness enlarges life. There
fore. whatever makes my life
more joyous and more complete
is that which I seek; 1t Is that
toward which [ move.
Jesus said, Il am come that We
might have life. and that you
might have 1t more abundantly"
John 10 10y Abundant means
LITERALLY filled to overflowine."
In this column, I share with
my readers my own experiences
of direct answers to prayer
Others. unimpeachable authori-
ties In their fields of medicine,
psychiatry. the ministry and
other professions relate their
own experiences of God answer
ing the prayers of his children.
I am showing you how, through
prayer and faith in God, you can
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-24
King Gets Award
From Governor

BROOKLYN, N. fY-With the
Town and Country Club as
setting, place where many great
entertainment artists perform,
Governor Hartman of New York
presented the annual achievement
award of the Police Dept.'s
Guardian Assn. to Rev. Martin
Luther King for his leadership in
the Alabama boycott last year.
I'm the face of the terror and
threats to the Negro people of
Montgomery, DR.. King demon
strated forbearsAce and fortitude,'
Hartman said, "The restraint, the
dignity and the respect for law
he and his people exhibited be-
came powerful force for restor-
ing order"
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-24
:. i ABUNDANT LIFE
H:BY ORAL ROBERTS
GOD Is a GOOD GOD
RO 8 Err S
God! What Is He2

God! What Is He?
l believe that God is the ere.
ator and sustainer of this uni.
verse: thai mankind is his pri-
mary interest and concern; that
God knows every one of us in
dividually and every detail of our
lives, no matter how insignia
cant, Is like an open book to Him.
believe God wishes to share
our lives with us-to assist us in
every phase of its activity-that
His chief delight is to make our
lives abundant In every way.
God answers prayer! Not al
ways does He answer it with the
response we wish, but always
His answer, If we will let it, ulti.
mately makes our living more
joyous, more prosperous and
more abundant"
God is a good God, able and
willing to help Us. Were He able
but not willing, He would be
evil. We're He willing but not
able, He would be impotent. But
God Is all good, all powerful.
DR. Alexis Carrel, a distin-
guished scientist, physician, No.
bel prize winner, and former
head of the Rockefeller Institute
for Medical Research, said this
concerning prayer and Its re-
suits (Man, the Unknown.)
Prayer may set in motion
strange phenomenon, the mira
Gle. Our present conception of
the influence Of prayer is
based upon the observations of
patients who have been cured
almost simultaneously of vari-
GUS Affections, such as peritoneal
tuberculosis, cold assesses, os-
teitis, suppurating wounds, lu-
pus, cancer. etc. The process Of
healing changes little--often an
acute pain, then a sudden sensa-
ton Of being cured. In a few
seconds, few minutes, at the
most few hours. 0,o'-~
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-24

Segregation legislation which
was designed to keep races apart
in Louisiana has actually en-
eouraged more Negroes to pass
for white, according to the Feb
ruary issue of Ebony.
In order to prove how easy it
is for a light-skinned Negro to
pass" in New Orleans, Ebony
sent Chicago Negro model Audrey
Saunders, accompanied by
white photographer to tour the
city on both sides of the color
line. She sampled the best ae-
comodations offered travellers of
both races. The Ebony story
shows her visit, living as white,
and as Negro.
Once, according to the maya
zine. it could have been argued
that economics was the basic rea-
son for passing. But it was ac-
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-24

has made at the Garden and Os-
car is just the shy. simple guy
who could do it as a pushover.
Although less than 5000 were
on hand for the great victory,
these fans We're clamoring al
ready for his return. Next time
they'll jam the place. Basketball
rams aren't nearly as exciting as
baseball fans but they love
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-24
PhiIander Smith
Wins, e. SO

Philander Smiths Panthers'
edged Mississippi Vocational coll
lege of Itta Bena.. Miss. 62-58,
Saturday mite.
Paul Kelly led the Panthers
with II points. Charles Odom
had II. High point man for the
game was Mississippis Claude
Sistrunk who dropped in %
points.