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London Agog A.
Proposed Ghana
Guinea Union
by Rudolph Dunbar


London, Eng. (ANP) - An.
noumcement OF the formation Of a
union between Ghnna and Guinea
continues to be the subject Of con-
siderable discussion in London. The
News Chronicle In London has
made a supremely interesting sur
vey on this controversial subject
which reads thus:
Monsieur Diallo Tell Is a new
name In the diplomatic hurly-bur-
ly, he came to London yesterday
as envoy from Guinea. His job,
status, functions and future must
be as bewilderIng for him as they
are TO us. From the Indignation
with which the proposed union be-
tween Ghana and Guinea has been
received In the right circles any
one would imagine that someone
had stolen something from the
Commonwealth rather than sug-
gested adding 10 II.
1T Is hard to understand these
imperial circles. They grouse when
the Commonwealth diminishes;
now they complain when It threat
ems to expand, OF course the
Ghana-Gulnea proposition is going
to be battling affair to operate;
the thing is as full OF snags as a
wait-a-bit thorn. No common from
tier, no common currency, no com
mon language what can Kwame
Nkrumah be thinking Of; African
unity or something?
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ct. Paul
.Opotlight
Who's Who
Who'sNew
Where's To Go
Whuf'sT To Do
by SHERIFF. AfAzINao
GA. B-2s45
WHO'S WHO

WHO'S WHO
BEAUTIFUL n the MN city the
background Friday De
pm Thrty-fve gathered
everyone reports having their lives
Chairman Of the successful dinner party DIT Maurice Crouch
improving Miller Hospital after
operation Monday
Of cheer In the mail today for Mrs johnson.
REPORT Thanksgiving plans for the
Anniversary meeting the home
Pragmateia Sorority.
the Ban February viii be made by Mrs Edna
Latson Social Chairman Of the Sorority
photographer Dick picture Of small
open pleading the words the caption Tn
appeared last Sundays Pictorial Mag
Subject the picture Mr.
s-year-old Rick
A GROUP OF people involved accident
Sunday which smashed the back Of the they
passengers shake them
driving with Penny
Later Celia Tony
Clifford stopped light and
were severely by a sliding 545 pm
hurt and the
paid for IIarvey's carl
CONGRATULATIONS TO Mrs Floyd formerly Of
Fuller Ave purchased a al
Barrs open Sunday pm II
you open drop them
anytime
MRS. HAZEL sTARKs, and daughters, Paulee
pleasant Sunday
stopped Atlantic
who Ellsworth Wisconsin
business forty their cndshps
home Atlantic had school with
adjusor the farmers Association
their journey Sunday
ing the starls home, $50 Rondo.
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rs hockey OF ST Paul high schools will all b
played Auditorium Mechanic Arts Harding
pm High Humboldt $50 pm Dec 10 Mechanic
pm Central High Hockey Team
washington AZ $40 pm.
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Guinea Helped
BY Solidarity
Of Africans

By Claude A. Barnett and Avis
L. Tinnin
ConaRry, Republic of Guinea,
West Notwithstanding the noun
tains separating the Atlantic coast
from the valley which launches the
Niger River on it's long course
through western Africa, Guinea is
more than twice as large 1855
square miles, as Liberia and ap-
proximately equal in area to Ore
gon.
1t has a coastline Of only about
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-12

Less than 100 years ago Amer
lean labor received about SSCe OF
our total national income. Today
that share Is more than S5e..
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WHERE'S TO Go-wHArs TO DO

Tm STATEWIDE youth for Christ Rally" win hold meeting
Pilgrim Baptist Church Saturday December IS, at 1880
Rally National Baptist Congress
which pedominanty Negro Pilgrim Baptist Church the
of w. Central and GrOto Ste.
PARENTS children . years Why you
enroll them the winter Package Program" at the YwCA 1923
9th ST. The Package Program Saturdays only includes
umbng ampne modern dancing tap dancing dramae and Oh
register
January 10 The lasts fun and welOunded ten weeks!
REFERRING "Y", Wednesday December TO- at the
~ attended the Annual Hanging the Green" High
ohoa from all over the city participated and Mr. John Whitaker
played the plano Members Of the starr include Mines
Davis and Natalie Galloway
MRS DAN JACoBowsEu has been appointed chairman
st Paul League Holiday Tea The tea win be
December 2s from Al p the Fesde
golioai and Reformed Church summit. and Milton Ave
ALL CHILDREN IN THE area arr invited to the Limited Ten
Party Maxfied school
The time is from to and and old alike
promised a good tme
ONE THE MOST sights complete pres,
plant life
January Conservatory It's Annual winter
show exhibit the beauty plant
life in the winter time during the holiday season.
SKATING TIME Is HERE and for information for beginning
figure skating the Auditorium Arena phone the St Paul
Figure skating CHI las w ah st for rates lessons dates
sNo BALL DANCE sponsored by Hane Q Brown House will
this Friday December
and win be for those who s and Older and who members the
beautifully elevcry decorated
for this which starts at sharp
ABOUT FILM PARITY fur be to get a
group together schedule free film showing the
eum Sunday Empire
scenery along Northern railway
win be shown The showing win be at 1850 and at $50
pm
DEC 10 washington Central viii shift, the sphere in
Park Jr High School $50 johnson
win tang that night beforehand at
at root for your favone team!
hockey games OF ST Paul high schools will all b
played the Auditorium Mechanic Arts and Harding
Humboldt pm Mechanic
johnson $50 The Central High Hockey Team
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Page s. St Paul RECORDER, Friday December II, 1858

200 miles, but broadens out in the
back country to border Sierra
Leone on the north and east, and
to form part Of Liberals northeast
boundary. II has a population Of
about two-and-a-half million Of
which about 10000 are white. It is
a mountainous country, bOasting
the Fouta Djanon region, the high
est land in West Africa, often
called the watershed Of the area.
/ 1t produces many food products,
which include bananas, pineapples.
palm oil, and coffee. A considerable
amount Of honey is produced and
there is a thriving fishing indus
try. There is over a million head
Of livestock, mostly cattle.
Proud People OF Three Ethnic
Groups
The Guineans are a proud people
made up mostly Of three ethnic
groups - Madingo, SOussou and
Foulah (called "PeuhI' by the
French). The Guineans have al
ways been difficult for the French
career colonialists to manage. They
are a people who paid a high price
for freedom by returning a re-
sounding no" vote at the time of
the September 2sth referendum.
This negative ballot was cast
despite the efforts Of the inform
alton ministry which even used
calypso jingles set to music to
psychologically induce an affirma-
tive vote.
While Paris painted the future
in glowing colors, General De
Gaulle made it very plain that a
mo" vote would mean secession,
that the territory concerned would
wish to get its own way in isola-
ton, taking it's own chances. De-
spite this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
language, Guinea, under the aegis
of her brilliant, young 1867 leader,
Sekou Toure, jumped off the pre-
cipice.
The French promises were car
ried out with dispatch in Guinea
the day after the vote was an
nounced. French authority was
formally ended, and steps were TAX
en- to start the cutoff Of financial
aid and technical cooperation.
French Stop Rice Shipments
French reprisals were rapid. The
regular 10000 ton shipment of
rice, which French sent down reg
ularly as a food supplement to
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Our Own Club
A senior official In the Ministry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Hecht'sPIans
Brand Names
Advertising

The Hecht Co. will begin q
special newspaper advertising
campaign tomorrow stressing
the Importance Of brand-name
merchandise in the Washing
ton Area market. it was an
nounced yesterday.
The brand name advertising
will be in addition to regular
advertising schedules and win
be part of an overall campaign
to enlist the cooperation Of
manufacturers, retailers, news
papers and a national magazine
in the promotion Of brand
names.
AS three-time winner of the
Brand Names Foundation
Award, Hecht's has been a
leader in brand names mer-
chandise for many years. The
company also plans special
window and counter displays
stressing brand names.
The special promotion was
announced at a news confer
ence by Harold Melnicove. vice
president in charge of store
planning for the Hecht Co.,
and Andrew Heiskell, publisher
of Life Magazine, which viii
join with the Hecht Co. in some
of brand names advertising in
newspapers.
Both organizations also will
collaborate in acquainting per.
sonnet of the store and of sup
pliers with the value Of brand
name advertising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
'1 e BUSINESS

auditor. has been promoted to
succeed Mr.. Naughton. Lloyd r.
Cox. assistant general auditor,
will become general auditor to
succeed Mr.. Divine.
Mr.. Naughton began his
career with the Southern in
1909 in the Office Of the auditor
of revenues.
Before joining the Southern
as assistant controller, Mr.,
Divine was vice president in
charge Of the Washington office
OF Lester B. Knight g. Associ-
ates, Chicago firm Of consult
ing engineers. For 10 years he
has been adjunct professor Of
administration at American
University.
Mr. Cox started with the
Southern as a timekeeper and
clerk -telegrapher in 1906 and
has had Offices here since 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

and credit become scarcer. n
its possible to keep the lid on
Imitation by clamping down on
money, we will do It,"
We have no direct controls
over prices and wages in this
country. no system Of anti-in-
fiationary ALLEGATIONS. priorities.
the like.
We have no direct controls
over instalment credit. no rules
to keep instalment loan terms
from getting dangerously loose.
We have no program to raise
taxes TO balance the Federal
budget and thereby remove the
infiationary impact Of the vast
budget deficit that viii build
up in the months ahead.
In fact. we have pitifully few
anti imitation weapons in our
economic arsenal--which is the
reason the Federal Reserve Sys-
item is so determined to use its
powers over money and credit
more aggressively than ever to
curb another price-wage spiral
during this next upward move.
Policy Reversed
The Reserve Board already
has raised stock margin require
ments and the discount rate,
The theory is: Higher bor-
rowing charges plus scarcer
credit will curb speculative ac-
tivities. help keep the upturn
from rocketing into imitation.
The low in borrowing rates
for this cycle has been seen.
The high in bond prices for
this cycle has been seen.
Easy money will disappear
gradually as the business up
swing gains force, and once
again the fringe borrower viii
be penalized.
The Federal Reserves tight
money policy didn't stop the
price spiral in l955-7-and by
Itself monetary policy won't be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Money to Tighten Again
~ SYLVIA PORTER

other government agencies. we
should have been tighter. We
should have been more re-
straining than we were" /.
And SO deeply does Mr.. Mar
tin feel about the imitation peril,
that he insists. ut was quite
appropriate" that the Federal
Reserve was "still putting on
the money screws in October
l067s--months after 1t became
obvious that the economy was
In O major slide.
In these remarks Of Mr.. Mar
tin. gives q clear clue TO what
the Federal Reserve Is deter
mined to do to curb imitation
in the business revival now
underway.
Imitation Is Studied
Talk Of continuing imitation
during the revival is general
and the fear Of top Government
experts is that a fast upswing
would intensity Embellishments
not corrected during the recess
sion period and would bring
lanother slump m easurab bly,
closer.
Thus, the Federal Reserve
System is offering this message
Ito money centers the nation
over: This time we are not
going to make the mistake Of
feeding imitation with easy
money. AS business improves,
wen let interest rates climb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

Again and again during the
worst months OF the l967-58 re-
cession, william Nice. Martin,
chairman of the Federal Re-
serve Board, told Congress and
key groups around the country:
"The best way TO prevent q
recession is TO forestall the
imitation that precedes 1t. When
the next economic turn comes,
let US try harder to remember
that and act accordingly"
IT don't believe that tight
money brought on this recess
sion. / think 1t was loose money
that was the precursor" 4.
THE Federal Reserve Board
has an apology to make on
(onlyl one point. Along with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. 10 (AP) The de-
cline ia butcher hog prices was main
tained throughout the week ana On
Friday barrows and sits were 70
cents to 81 70 lower than = Wee5 ago:
said the weakness was related. TO the
heavier receipts and lower wnoieSale
The TOD Of s22.l5 on Friday and the
estimated averaSe cost o. S RI sovs s9t
in more than three months.
Offerings on the cattle market were
little changed from last week put re.
ceipts were more evenly olstrlputso
throushogt the I psTl0s /, on SisSsr b asis
AZ The end Of the week. this this, class lass
consecutive weeks Of declines aI.a S SE5ss
steady TO 81 higher prices on Chicago
wholesale markets where It was a. .
new low for the ysSSr last lass w ,ee ,.sti-
mated for the week rs DarrOTSs .c nns
T H.isbts 5Sv under Icy lbs soxs SS-S6
lower. U. s. No. to 3 lsQ-240 ID.
WeiShts comprised the bulk Of butcne5
hos receipts; At the close most , no: Z
si'15o2s.o0 with q few At gals, a
lew selected lots Of No. 1 and 2O ~
225 ib weights closed at 2l.d5:2Z W
Sia5-2I.75. Weights under 200 lbs
ranged from as low as 20,Z0 iof ,lsee
il. lots. Sows ranged from 19.2b-2l.7o
for 175-5OO ID. averages,
Cattle 200, total 200 (estimeteoJ
for the week: slaughter steers seld 0n
4 strong TO higher basis on eaeh ss w
sion this week advancing 50 70 t;Vu
for the week after two eonsecntive
weeks Of declining prices. slaugnLeI
heifers advanced 26-7O: COWS eng
bu:ls 25-50, yealers were fully steedy
Loadlots mostly prime SLAUGHTER steers
l.OBO-I 400 lbs. 27.00-2s. 20; .seyernl
loads mostly prime l,42o-l;0I0 o, y.
loads mixed choice and prime 2o,yy'
27.25, with loadlots high choice l'gVv-
I.275 lb steers 20 50-27 90 late. Late
Bulk good and choice. slaughter steers
2425-26.5O with choice largely 22.21
up. Utility and standard siaugntei
steers 20. 50-23 so. few standard ano
low good 23.25-24 90. Most high choice
and mixed choice and prime slaughter
heifers IS 1926 80. Few loads mostly
nriTfie 950-1 go ID slaughter. heifers
se.50-27 so, Good and choice slau v,ars
ard 70 5o-23. 25 Fey high 30 c On MtiTty
and commercial 1S.25s20.oO, Gamers
and cutters mostly l6;00-19 90 lete
Utility and commercial bulls Sl.2y-
2i.25, GOOD and choice vealers sU0e-
$500, utility and standard le.OO-2S'OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Nuughton to End
5O-Yeur Service
With Southern

James C. Naughton, deputy
controller Of the Southern Rail-
way System here, will retire
September / after more than
so years of railway service,
Controller Robert B. Curry
yesterday announced that VIII
liam r. Divine, now general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
OVER COUNTER

The following bid and asked. prices
are obtained from the National Asso;
other sources, but are unofficial. They
do not represent actual transactions;
they are intended as a guide TO tne
approximate range within which these
Gated By the .bid'l or bought Ondi.
Gated BY the 'asked) at the time OF
compilation C12 noon, Friday. Origin
of any quotation furnished on request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

won't hesitate TO use 1t to the
tolerable limit In the next
battle.
distributed 1888, by the Han
Syndicate, Inc All Rights Reserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

able to stop imitation this time.
But credit control is the only
major weapon the Central
Bank has to fight imitation. It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

So many, many things blend together
to give Chevrolet that love-to-be-
travelling feeling. Things like super
short-stroke V8's and the velvet stride
Of Full Coil suspension. Like the extra
solidity and generous sound proofng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

of Bodies by Fisher. Like the crystal
clear sweep Of vision through Safety
Plate Glass windows. Like the light
fingered precision of genuine Ball Race
steering and the deep-braced staunch-
nessof Chevy'singenious Safety irder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

frame. But they all add up to the
sweetest, Aeetest way of going you've
ever experienced! and if you
haven't experienced it yet, that's a
treat you can arrange for yourself any
time at your nearest Chevrolet dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
NEW YORK BANKS

NEW YORK, Aug. IS (APl Ma
tionAl Association Securities Dealers
Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
LONG JOURNEYS ARE JUST JAUNTS TO
A CHEVY!

Once you're at the heel of this Chevrolet oof places suddenly
seem Closer Here's the kind Of VIVID We ACTION o cuts country
miles don to size Here's the kind resM ride ond zDM
tbat uvhets omybodys taste for tr0veu
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-08
EU3;{7sl
RICO

biendo asistencia publica habra de
aumentar a la cifra de $4,000 pa
ra ell mes de JUNO de 1859, ell in
forme indica que durante diciem-
bre de 1857, ell Departamento dio
asistencia a 100000 personals.
Por 10 tanto, INDIGO ell informe,
"hemos p~royectado I'm aumento en-
los proximos 10 meses de $4,000
personas O sea un promedio men
sual de 1889 personals.
"Durante diciembre de 1857 ell
aumento fue de 6,215 personals en-
comparaci6n con un aumento en-
los anteriores once mese de 1869
personals por mes.
Gel proyectado aumento men,
sual es de alrededor de I'm 46 por
ciento sobre ell aumento en- d.
ciembre La suma requerida pa
ra ell aumento en- ell numero de ca
SOS es de aproximadamente $685.
900 1000.
"No creemos sin embargo que
ell promedio de diciembre habra
de continuar para TODD ell perio-
do. Por otro lado, hemos calcula-
do un numero mayor de personals
recibiendo a~sistencia y por 10 tan
to, I'm presupuesto mucho mayor.
CPasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-08
Academic en- que
Perecieron Siete
es Investigate

MUNICH, Alemania, Feb. 7. =
(UP). Las autoridades b~ritanicaS
y de Alemania Occidental, inicia-
ron hoy una Investigation del ac-
cidente sufrido por ell avion al
quilado, que costo la vida a siete
de los mas destacados jugadores
de futbol b~ritanicos,
Los siete jugadoreS, dos directi-
vos del equipo de futbol Manches-
ter United, once cronistas depor-
tivos britanicos y otros pasajeros
perecieron con uno de los MEM
bros de la tripulacion en- ell acct
(Pasa a la Paglna y
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-08
Desde GAIA
Regresu a Bogotd
Primer Battalion
de CoIombiunos

GAIA, Feb. 7. -(UP).- Ell ba.
talon colombiano que forma par
te de la Fuerza de Emergencia de
las Naciones Unidas (FENU) hizo
un desfile de despedida en- Khan
Yunis con motive de SUI proximo
regreso a Colombia. Ell battalion
sera reemplazado por otras tro-
pas colombianas en- las proximas
semanas.
Ell Comandante de la FENU, Te-
niente General E. L. M. Burns,
felicito al battalion por u servi-
clos y recordo que los colombianos
fueron de los primeros soldados
en- legar a Egipto para incorpo-
rarse a la FENU. "Desde enton-
ces agreed los colombianos
han estado cumpliendo SUI deber
en- forma marcial y eficiente".
"Todos los de la Fuerza de
Emergencia de las Naciones Uni.
das agreed estamos desempe-
nando nuestro papel para mantle
ner la paz del mundo. Habeis
cumplido cor vuestro deber como
soldados de esta fuerza de paz,
y 10 habeis hecho bien. Podreis
estar siempre orgullosos de ESQ.,.
Ell Comandante INFERNO de la
fuerza colombiana es ell Mayor
Enrique Villamizar. Sus electives
suman 522 hombres entire solda-
dos y oficiales.
Las tropas colombianas que re.
emplazaran al battalion seran trai.
das en- grupos de so en- aviones de
la compania Avianca. Ell primer
grupo debe liegar hoy a Ell Arish,
despues de un vuelo de dos dias
desde Bogota. Ell ultimo grupo
de soldados colombianos repatria.
dos debera llegar a Bogota ell IL
de mario.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-08

Mientras tanto, un despacho de
la agencia noticiosa Antara dice
que pronto Sc hara un nuevo in
tento por establecer la coopera-
ci6n entire Sukarno y ell exvicepre-
sidente Hatta. Hatta y Sukarno Sc
%prepararon ell ano pasado en- una
disputa sobre la politica de ode
mocracia guiada' de Sukarno.
FL despacho de la agencia noti-
ciosa dice que Sc organize una de-
legacion parlamentaria de nueve
miembros encargada de lograr la
reconciliation de Hatta y Sukarno,
y que ell jefe de esa comision AFR
mo que tiene 'un nuevo plan pa
ra lograr la cooperation de ambos
dirigentes en- vista de la cri-
tica situaci6n interna" No Sc
revel6 en- que consiste ell plan.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-08

DEL "DIARIo las AMERICAS"
MODERNIzANDO LA IGLEsIA

CIUDAD del VATICANO, CUP).
Ell Papa Pho XII, continuance
su campana para adaptar los ritos
de la iglesia a las costumbres mo
dernas, autorizo que Sc bendiga la
cenlza POGO antes de las misas YES
pertinas del mercedes de ceniza.
La bendicion de las cenizas-que
representa- la brevedad de las CO.
sas humanas- Sc ha llevado a ca
BIO hasta ahora en- la manana, an
ties de la misa principal.
Ell Papa autoriza ahora a los Obs.
pos a que permitan que Sc haga
despues del mediodia, antes de las
misas de la tarde, en- los lugares
en- que acuden muchos fieles a es-
tie tipo de misas.
PIDEN RETRO DE TROPAS DE
COREA
TOXIC, (UP). - China Comu'
nista pidio ell retro de todas las
tropas extranjeras del territorio de
Corea.
(Pasa a la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-08

Ell policia Manuel Gomez, de
posta en- ell Palacio de Justicia de-
claro, que habia visto llegar al
lugar un automovil negro con va
rios ocupantes, sintiendo despueS
dos disparos y merchandise ell
auto. En- las a%ctuaciones policiacas
Sc hace constar que ell descono-
cido fue muerto como consecuen-
cia de una pugna entire elementos
terroristas que iban a colocar pc
tardos en- ell Palacio de Justicia.
Hasta la bora del cierre de esta
edicion no habia sido identificado
ell individuo muerto que fue remi-
lido al Necrocomio de La Habana
para tomarle las huellas dactila-
res