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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19
TRANSPARENT eREBIFes

.En ell Ministerie de Hacienda Sc
curse una reselueien firmada por
Ell anterior Ministro, por la eHal
Sc trsnsfjrieren en- la cuenta de
liquidation del presupueste de
l956-57 a Ia euenta de Reatas
Publieas presupuestales de 1857
So, 5.099.e 900 de peses que Sc desti-
nan a euhFir ateneiones grgenteS
de la Ley 10 de 1857.
Ell FUNEL DE ALMRNBARES
En- la Gaceta Official fue puhliea-
do I'm decrete por Ell eual Sc mo-
difica ell anterior que dispuso la
construction de un nueVe tunel
baie Ell rio Almendsres, a fin de
uHir a la Gale de Galzada en- La
Habana, con Ia auinta Avenida en-
Mariana y euya concession Sc otar-
90 al Banco de Besarrollo Econo-
mico y Social. Por eli decreto Sc
dispone ahora redueir Ell eebro del
repartimieHto a les RFepietaries de
les repartos de Miramar y Country
Club, en- Marianae, exHresiandose
que Sc aaeRta Ia medida per esta-
blecer eebre del Heaje = les aue
transiten per la nueva via. Sc acla-
ra que les Vecinas de les lugaFes
que pagaran ell repartimiente Per
ahserher les heHes entities, no
teHaraH que pagan Ell peaje, peFe
ST aauelloS ape no residan en- eses
lugares. Tamhien Sc autoriza al
BANDES para adoptar las medidas
eemplementaFias neeesarias e ia
ternretar las disposiciones dicta-
das,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19

AiatSoAa VI h11 S
ma Hilton, en- ell eual laberaran
1900 trabajadores.
PREsUPUESTO MUNICIPAL
En- ell municlpio de La Habana
Sc dio a conocer que ell presupues-
to de esa dependencia para Ell pro-
ximo ano fiscal, sera de unos TO-
600 millenes de pesos, Ell ahe fis
cal Sc iniciara ell 10. de Julio.
LAS COMPANIAs DE SECURES
Ell Ministerie de Cemercio in
ferm6 que ell dia 81 del actual mes
veneera ell plaza para ~presentar los
balances generates, estados de ga
nancia y perdida. information es-
tadistica y estados anexos de las
oneraciones realizadas en- el pasa.
do afo, por las compahias de se-
guros radicadas en- Cuba.
MUERTA UN SEN0RA
Al chocar una eamioneta con I'm
canton tanque de alcohol, en- ell
Reparto Parcelacion Moderna, en-
esta capital, result6 muerta la Sra.
zenaida Rodriguez Castro, que via,
jaba en- la camioneta en- union de
su esposo, Gerarde Zuniabur, cue
result6 herido menos grave. Los
choferes de los dos vehiculos no
sufrieron lesiones La Sra. Rodri-
guez, residia en- G~uanabacoa.
SUICIDE DE ANCIANO
Ell anciane Venancio Leyva Cue
ira, de 76 amos. que Sc encontraba
recluldo enfermo en- la Sala Yari-
nj del Hospital Uniyersitario Calix-
to Garcia, Sc suicide en- la mahana
de aver, lanzandese desde ell pri-
mer piso de la Sala en- que Sc en-.
eontraba alojado.
PARQUE DE ExP0sICI0NEs
~
Ganaderos de la Provincial de
Pinar del Rio visitaren ell Minis
tro de Agriculture, solicitando que
en- esa region Sc construya un par
que para Exposiciones Ganaderas,
va aque es la uniea provincial que
no euenta con uno para presentar
esas ferias,
CUEsTIONEs OBRERAs
81 Secretarie General de la etc,
despues de una c~onferencia de d.
rigentes obreros y el Ministro del
Trabajo con ell P~residente de 10
Republica, declare que habian ira
tado sobre e, eumplimiento del au-
mento d. salarie dispuesto por Ia
Comisi6n de sslarios Minimes, el
restablecimient" del 8 por ciento
para los obreres azucareros, los
problemas de las destilerias de los
ingenios y ell case de los obreros
de los FEC. lie Camagiiey y de
los de omnibus de Santiago de Gu
ba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19

Hoy So recibieren en- Of Hespi-
tai equipes y materiales para detar
Ell. nuevo edifieio. Falta para Of
mismo numeresos medieos que
atiendan al servieie en- dicho CEN
tro,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19
DEseuENTe DE HABEREs

En- Ell Ayuntamiente de La Ha-
hama Sc inferno que va Sc han to-
mado las medidas ~neeesarias para
descontar medic dis de hsber a los
empleados y funeienaries de esas
eficinas. de~stiHandase esa eanti-
dad, para la erection de un mo-
Humento al General Antonio Ma
Geo en- "a provincial de 0riente.
Tambien los empleados y funciena
rios de tedas las dependencies del
estado, provincias y municinies,
ash como de las empresas priyadas,
aportaran medic dia de haber con
ese objete.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19

E4dDdld, SA SaAsd P0I H6l4tH Cul
peso, porque en- la carretera Cen
trail en- Ell kilometro 1913 choco la
rastra cue guiana contra Ell auto
de Ramon Gutierrez, sufriendo le-
sienes graves yarias nersenas.
PRecRsABe Dor AsALTe
Fl Juzssde de Instruction pro-
eeso con mil Eeses de fianza a Jo-
Sc Tremols Gandelaria, Veeine de
San Alexandra $40, Y al menor Au
relic Gonzalez suarez, de IA ahes,
de J%ovellanos so, por un asalto
que r~ealizaren en- la noche del
YieFnes freHte al edifieie de Ia. CIV
despoiando a Digno Rivero de la
eantidad de 60 pesos.
PReeEsARe
SANTIAGO DE eUBA.-El Juez
de instruction de Manzanillo, pro-
eeso cen exclusion de fianza a jose
Aguilar Verdeeis, eoneeide por Ne
ne, quien en- Ell curse de una AGA
lerada discussion alcanz6 con I'm
proyectil a Mimic Carrillo Fonseca,
hiriendole grave.
LA MUERTE DE UNA Memoir.
FL Juez de Instruction de Alto
Songo, proceso con mil pesos a
Alberto Peauene Perez, neraue PRE-
duie la muerte de la mener Auro.
ra Vazqlez Morrel, al arrollarla
con Ell eamien que guiaha. Ell he
ehe ocurrio en- Ell barrie Palen-
que.
So INT0xIce
AL ingerir tlnta rapida, Sc in
teKico Ia jeyen Esperanto Leyva
Santos, Vecina del reparte Ghicba-
rrenes, siendo asistida en- ell GEN.
tire de Seeerre con pron6stico gra
We.
Denunci6 a la policfa Ell asiati-
co, Antonio Uamenat, veeine de
Quinta de Agiiere, que tres .indi-
Viduos penetraron en- SUI bedega
apropiandose de $25 que guardaba
en- la eentadera, y Sc dieron a la
fuga. Las auteridades investigan.
FALLA.-Al eheear Ell omnibus
45s617 de la Inca de Omnibus
de Mayajigua cen un huey result
to graVemente heride Ell ehefer
del tyehieule, Leoyigilde Gomez Pc
reg, y herido leve ell conductor,
Jese Renito Lopez. I'll choaue ecu
rri6 en- ell lugar eonecide por Qua
tro Gamines en- la ~earretera del
cireuito .Nerte, trame cempreHdide
entire Falla y Calyarie. Las pefdi-
das Sc caleulaa en- mas de dos mil
pesos per ell estado en- que qued6
ell vehieule. Graeias a la perieia
del chofer que legr6 ~controlar ell
omnibus, no hubo que lamentar
~desgracias entire les pasajeres. FL
febusto huey pereci6,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19
Sc INT0xIco

AL ingerir tlnta rapida, Sc in.
texico Ia jeVen Esperanto Leyys
Santos, yecina del reparte Ghicba,
rrenes, siendo asistida en- ell GEN.
tire de Seeerre con pron6stico gra
We.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19
INGIRIO PASTA ELEcTRICA

La nina Gladys Dickinson, de
8 amos, de Jesus Maria SIN, sufri6
auemaduras graves ell verterse aqua
hirviente encima.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19
DE HOTEL

Aver Sc inform6 que hoy sera
inaugurado ell nueye hotel Haba-
ma Hilton, en- Ell eual laberarAn
1000 trabajadores.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19

INGENDIo

~MANzANILL0.-Se declare I'm
cenaie en- 81 barrie de Yara, que
struy6 una valla de gales. En-
s-sfniestro p%erecieron varios ne
sfes- gallos de lidia. Ell incendie
- 4sstima casual, El prepietario de
u vaila, Lorenzo Puehla, calcula
- danes en- mas de tres mil Pc
sMG.ae
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-19
Renuncio &c Bdfisfo Piden
Ius Insfifuciones Cfvic0s

registrada GENE consequence del
10 norte, fue de 1876 en- Ia madru,
gada del lunes pasade.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

Bettencomt and Appersons
MSS Nancy Ellen Davies and her
roommate al Snlthdeal-Massey
College were week end guests Of
Mr. and MIS- G. w Davies
MI and Mrs Kenneth Percy
and MIR. and Mrs W b Anderson
spent Mothers day week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. j r Smith at Glen
Allen
Mr. and mrs Harold Tate and
II Y Jr visited MIS- 4 W Bick
ford for Mothers day
The Russell Bowics family has
moved from the Oscar Dunn place
TO CarterSvllle We wish them the
best Of luck in their new home
Mrs. White visits
MIS- BERTHE White spent Monday
With Mr. and Mrs G W johnson
Those attending the semi-annual
session of the James River Associa-
ton at Antioch Baptist Church,
Gladstone. on Thursday were Mr.
and Ms. G W Cave, J N Put
ney Mrs Richard Bryant A ~
deBcttencourt Mrs J R philips,
Miss Mildred IIudgins Mrs I l.,
Hudgins, NJ X Davis and Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
kIcc

Mrs Joe Glenn, Of Prospect and
Mrs Guy Walker of Charlotte
G. H., visited their mother. Mrs. r
f Andrews, who is a guest in the
home Of Ms E C. Andrews. on
Mothers day Other guests in MIS-.
Andrews home were Guy Walker.
Dick Walker and Miss Patsy Rag
land Of Charlotte c. H Richard
Glenn and Juan Aramburu. Of Pros
pect, Mrs BIZ Hcrshberger, Of
Arlington. Mrs Virgil Lumsden. Of
Alexandria and Mrs Harry Cra"-
ley Of Madlsonville
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey B Morgan
and daughter GAYLE, of Gloucester
spent the week end with Mrs Nor
CAMS mother. Mrs E G Andrews
NTr and Mrs. H II Hubbard were
entertained BY their children and
grandchildren with a luncheon N
their home on Mothers day
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
Nj. Zion News
Richmond Attorney Brings Special
Mothers Day Message: Baptist Church

Many came from various points
in Virginia and elsewhere to cele-
hrate Mothers day here.
A Mothers day service was held
al Mt Zion Baptist church at which
time Col Jesse M Johnson. Rich
naond attorney Baptist layman and
member of the Brotherhood of the
Southern Bapt st Convention.
brought the message which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all The
church was decorated With spring
flowers that We're later taken to the
sick and shut-ins of the community
One floral arrangement was placed
IN the church IN memory Of Mrs
Matte Hudgins Stinson by her
children and later put on her grave
A number of visitors were present
First Lit and Mrs Maynard K
johnson and two children, Darelene
and Kenneth of Donaldson Air
Force Base, Greenville. S c.. are
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Goode johnson
Children Besieged
The children of the community
are having a siege OF German
measles Namely Blckfords de
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
SGT. Arnold J. 7hrbckmorlon Flies TO
Washington mbarkationPo Point

an overnight gacst OF his wifes par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Slayton.
Thursday
Mrs. Scott Operated Upon
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Slayton
spent last week in Roanoke to be
near their daughter. Mrs Holiday
Scott. who underwent 4 major
operation May g. MI Slayton re-
turned home Saturday, but Mrs
Slayton stayed; awhile. Mrs. Scott
Is reported doing nicely at this
writing
Mr. and Mfs. Al M Throck
morton have received an announce
mcnt Of the birth Of a son. Eddie
Hubert. born May to the Rev and
Mrs william Bill Mcacham. Of
Milton. NJ c. Mrs. Meacham is the
niece OF Mr. 1'hrockmorton and will
be remembered here aS the former
Carrie Rock
Mrs Panl Millcr. Mrs Roc
Pierce and Mrs r a M 0 n d
Williams. all Of Knoxville. Tenn.
are spending a vacation with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs John Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Foster had
with them for the week end their
children, Mrs Ralph CimIno. and
son. and Miss Bessie Mae Foster
Of Richmond and Mrs Bob Town
send and son. OF Buckingham Mrs
Clmino, and son, remained 10 spend
a week
Rays Have Guests
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs S l..
RAY during the week end were Mr.
and Mrs W C. Foster. Of Pros
pect. and Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Lloyd and family. 81 Hampton
Horace Carter. Jill and son Of
Hampton spent the week end with
his sister. and family. MI and Mrs.
Baudic Carter Mr. and Mrs Rocky
DeLeo. Of Richmond were also
visitors in the same home Sunday
when they spent the day with thei!
children. Peggy and Dickic DcLeo
MIS- Leonard Slavton was hostess
at party Thursday evening.
Miss Mabel Boyer. Of Lynchburg
spent the week end with her par
ents Mi and Mrs Leonard Slavton
Others Who visited during the week
end were Mr. and MIS- Walter
Slayton. and son. 81 Pamplin Mr.
and Mrs Bernard Slayton. and
c hi ire II. Of near Darlington
Heights. and Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Slayton, and children. Of Dowdy !
Corner
SIaytDns Move In
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Slavton arr
III the process Of moving into then
new house which has Just beer
completed
Mr. and Mrs sam Mottlc, and
children Mn and ms Pc Allen
and children and Ar and Mrs
James Allen and baby All d
Farmyille. visited their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Allen. during
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
ThrOck News

A christening service was held al
Douglas Presbyterian church Sun
day morning when the Rev. A. S.
Gear, pastor. christened Bradley
Lynn Slayton. fivemonth-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Slayton, and
Allen billiard Fowler, Jr., nine
tecn-monthold son Of Mr. and Mrs
A. H. Fowler Mrs. Billy Slayton
and Mrs Arnold Throckmorton
were received into membership by
letter of transfer.
Sgt Arnold j Throckmorton left
May for Fort Lewis. Wash, where
he will stay until May 26 before
embarking for Inchon. Korea, Mrs
Throckmorton. and children. and
Mrs. Bert Swalley. and Lou. ac-
companied him to Richmond. from
where he flew to Fort Lewis Lcay-
ing Richmond at $50 am and ar
irving in Seattle at ll.0l pm. our
time, Sgt Throckmorton IL 4
home to say that he had landed
safely and that he had had a
smooth flight across country. He
said that it was only 80i there and
that the sun hadn't gone down
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Slayton
and Mrs. Walter Cartwright spent
Saturday at Deep Greek with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Cartwright. Jr.
Mrs. Cartwright. Jr. had returned
home after being III in Norfolk
hospital
Rural Life SUNDAY Observed
In keeping with Rural Life sun
day honorlng All members. Me
linda Lou Swallcy and Johnny
Throckmorton took part IN the
church service at Douglas Prcsby
| terian church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie r Mylnm
recently toured jamestown and
williamsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Marston visited
his brother and family. Mr. and
Mrs. willard Marstan. al Bucking
\ ham Sunday
\ Charlie Parker. Of Richmond, VA
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

the week end
Mrs. Bert SWal ley and Mrs
Arnold Throckmorton attended the
funeral OF Miss Judy Oldham Tues
day afternoon at Rice.
MI and Mrs Frank KRISTEN, Of
Meherrin. visited her parents. MI
and Mrs Eycrette Hughes, Sunday
Whitchcads Visit
Mr. and Mrs. James Whitehead
and children. OF Darlington Heights
visited her m Their Mrs Ola
MI and Mrs Hilllard Fowler.
and Allen, visited her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs CLYDE Garrett during the
week end
Sydney Allen, of Hampton. spent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

Netue Jones.
Sympathy is extended TO the
family Of A. r Smith in his I'M
expected death
@ w johnson continues sick at
his home Callers recently were
MI and Mrs Clarence Vaughan. Of
Farnlvllle Col, and Mrs Jesse M
Johnson Mr. and Mrs. r L. John
son and Lewis johnson. all of
Richmond Mrs Julian Harris. OF
Chatham Mrs NJ f. Deane. Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Johnson. Mrs. w
G Clarke. Mrs Henry Wood. Mrs
j A. Deane M x. Davis. Mrs
Ivan Snoddy, c. w Cave. A. D.
Betlencont and Nh and Mrs r.
T. Hudgins
Several Attend Shower
Several from here attic nthdeedJ
Several from here attended the
s h W CT given for Mrs Aubrey
Lighttoot at the home Of Mrs.
Pearl Lightfoot at Aryonia Wedncs-
day night
First 1T and MIS-. Maynard
Johnson and children. Mr.. and
Mrs G W. johnson and Mrs w
G Clarke we're in Richmond last
Thursday
Mrs Ethel GLASS. Of Fork Union,
ana Mr. and Mrs Claude Roberts
we're dinner guests of Nh and
MIS- Bobby Roberts Mother day
Ms Ernest Anderson called
Monday in the c W Cave home
Dayidsons Gather
Nh and Mrs. John Davidson had
al " their children home for
Mothers daN except their dangh-
tcr MRS Marvin Cabinass. who is
IN Oregon at the present time with
her husband who is employed by
Western Electric
Mr ana Mrs Donald Pendleton
and Donna. ot Richmond, arc
spending TINS wcck With the David
sons here and lhc Joneses At Jones
town
MRS Hazel Slaughter and Mrs
Mary Saunders called on then
cousin Mrs AIaudc A Putncy
WIT week They also paid 4 short
Visit 10 NTi ana MRS Goode John
son
W. are glad to report Mrs MARY
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
SANDY RIVER ITEMS

Mrs n Louis ana hcr three
children, left Saturday morning fol-
Baltimore To visit \ little friend ~
Johns Hopkins Hospital M Louis
joined them there, making a joyous
family reunion and perfect
Mothers DAY celebration They re-
turned Sunday, evening
Mr.. ana Az Lewis Aftnistcad.
and sons. spent sunday with Mr.
Armstead's mother Mrs Mary
Armlstead. Of Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

their sons, Charles and Mark. were
Sunday visitors Of Sgt and Mrs.
John l. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs John II Karah
drove ID Lexington Sunday and
visited their son Hardic Who Is
attending Washington and Lee Uni
yersity
Mrs George Goodrich. OF Bronx
vile. N y. is visiting her dangh-
ter Mrs John Karrh
Mr. and Mrs r - Robcns re-
Gently visited Mrs Florence Dovle
at Mattoax
Mrs. Alice Clapp and Pat Mark
ert, Of Richmond visited Mrs r
+ Nolcn Monday
Mrs Willis Clements recently
VISITED her son-in-laW and daugh-
ter Mr. and MIS- william Cope
land. Of Morrison She also visited
W O Clements. who Is working at
Buckroe Beach
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs G II Allen
Mr. and Mrs ] y Atcheley had
with them for the week end their
children. MI and Mrs Robert
Clark. and daughter. Of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs John Graft, and
children. Of Tappahannock, Mr. agd
Mrs Fred Paulson. and daughter,
Of Worsham, and Mrs Jack DoWdY.
and daughter, Dana Carol Of near
Farmville.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
College Station
Citizens Critical
OF News Release

The citizens OF both commune
ties, College Station and Sweet
Home, have become very indig-
nant over an article appearing in
. recest issue of the daley press.
The college Station citizens
were ready for a rebuttal, for as
they put it, they thought the
Sweet Home Citizens were
Continued ON page iva
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
Negro Voting To-.
Be Discussed Here

A Leadership conference will
be held Saturday at the YWCA
at 100 p. m. This meeting is
being led by Martin Luther King.
The purpose is to discuss ways
in which to increase the voting
strength of the Negroes in the
South.
All the leaders of State wide
associations are invited to share
in this discussion.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14

John A. Johnson about 70, found hacked to death
rooming 924 State street shortly before
Sunday Detectives John Dnbeck said that Johnson had been
hacked with roofers Ratchet He said Johnson had been hit
IA Is times
said the murder must have happened about 10
because the house heard from
ohnon about that time Two found Johnsons
body dressed only underwear sitting upright in chair
Shortly before
The police found bloody Ratchet wreckng bar and a
table leg the floor and dresser drawer open in Johnsons
Nothing else appeared have been disturbed although
signs Of scufe Dbeck said The police specu
lated that Johnson had managed get to the chair after
the attack.
Robbery has been given as the for the Staying.
the slayer Officer Nash is assisting in
the investigation.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
Circuit Court Upho|ds Verdict in Naacp Case
IBPOEW Official
Visits Little Rock

Charles P. McClane of Steel
town and Philadelphia. Pa, grand
director of Public Relations, IBP
DEW, made surprise visit to Lit
tie Rock. While here Mr.. McClane
visited the local Elks Lodge
Wonder State No. 478, and made a
brief visit to Hot Springs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14

Continued on page iva
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22
Envoy Foresees
Peace Trend

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Rob-
ert Murphy, President Eisen-
hower's special envoy to the
Middle East, arrived here this
week from a round of talks
with Middle East leaders
with the opinion that there
was a trend" toward peace
between Israel and the Arab
states.
Asked about the prospects
for an end to the ISrael-Arab
dispute, he said II would
hope that there would be
chances for improvement
there" and then added he felt
there was a trend in that di-
rection among the Arab
countries. He said "The trend
is mild, but something" Mr..
Murphy conferred with lead
ers in Jordan, Israel, Iraq
and Egypt during his mission
in the Middle East.
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22

Pupils who turn 4 or ;
years of age prior to Dec. 81
may enroll in the pre-school
grades of nursery and kinder
garten. These children and
other pupils in grades 1
through 5 meet on Sunday
mornings from 10 am. to
1890 pm.
Older students in grades b
through confirmation (grade
1O) attend Saturday sessions
from $3.50 am. to 1915 pm.
Weekday Hebrew classes,
for students who undertake
the three-year pre-Bar Mitz-
yah training course and those
who desire extra studies IN
modern Hebrew, begin Oct.
IA.
STUDENTS IN Temple
Emanuel schools divide their
class-time into three import
ant studies: Our Heritage-a
continuous study of Jewish
history and religion from
Biblical times to the present
day; Jewish Living-a study
of Jewish ethics, holidays and
their observance and current
events; Hebrew-a study Of
fering a thorough knowledge
of reading and writing mod
ern Hebrew, the prayer book,
daily prayers and festival
blessings.
A trained staff of 30 teach
ers and assistants is in
charge. Study objectives of
the school are not only to
encourage an assimilation of
historical facts but to adapt
the knowledge to the current
scene. Class discussions, in
terest groups and other ex-
tra-curricular activities pro-
vide students with the oppor-
tunity to develop a personal,
living Judaism.
Further information about
the school and enrolment
procedure may be obtained
by calling the office of Tenn
pie Emanuel, 225 N. Country
Club Road.
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22
Jewish Parents
Fail Children,
Soys Rabbi

STARLIGHT, Pa, CJTA)-
Jewish parents are failing
their children by not proVid-
ing them with proper spirit
ual and ethical guidance, DR..
Ira EiSenStein of Chicago
charged, addressing a confer
ence here of 80 teen-age re-
gional leaders of the B'nai
Birth Youth Organization.
He asserted tn a t Jewish
youth today is "altogether
confused because they cannot
see what effect either belong
ing or believing has upon
moral behavior or indiVid-
ualS."
Rabbi Els ems tein was
equally critical of the struc-
ture of organized Jewish re-
ligious life. "JeWish adults
seem to think that when they
have established three major
d denominations they h av e
solved the problem for their
children-all the young peo-
pie have to do is choose one
of the denominations. The
fact is, however, that none
of the three groups offers a
clear-cut program of Jewish
belief and practice. Each is a
loose consideration of more
or less like-minded people
who are not prepared to
make an issue of doctrine,
because they are too con-
cerned about keeping their
organization intact"
The result is confusion for
most young people, DR.. Els
enstein continued. "The solu-
ton is an enriched religious
school curriculum that would
stress values of living and
ethical life" he declared.
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22

To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Szerlip, a son, Norman Gene,
7 lbs. II OF. on July 16. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Szerlip and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Tobias.
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22

ROME, (JTA)-The Presi-
dent of Italy has awarded a
silver Medal of Merit to Ce-
sare Valabrega, a Jew and
professor of music history of
the Conservatory of Naples.
The nomination was made by
the Ministry of Education.