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Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
RECTOR NO ACEPTA
CLASIFICACIONES RACIALES

SAN JUAN-El Rector de la Uni
verSidad de Puerto Rico, senior Jai-
me Benitez, considera 'impropio"
que Ia Oficina Federal del SECURE
Social establezca un rengl6n rela-
cionado con raza ocolor en- ell for
mulario de solicitud para Ell hume
no de cuenta del SECURE Social.
A tai efecto Sc comunic6 con las
autoridades superiores del SECURE
Social en- San Juan, notificandole
que "hara case omiso de esa CLASH
ficaci6n'', prometiendoles su critic
rio official por escrito, ash como SUI
decision personal.
Simultaneamente con esta acti-
tud de SUI parte, ell rector Benitez
Sc dirigio al vicerrector, decanos
Y directories de las agencias agri-
colas de la Universidad indicando-
les que "podran ~prescindir de lie
mar ell encasillado de referencia".
La carta circular del Rector a tai
e%fecto, reza como sigue:
"Acabo de notar que la tarjeta
de solieitud para ndmero de cuenta
del SECURE Social, actualmente en-
circulation en- la Universidad, in
cluye I'm renglon relacionado con
color o raza.
"Considero impropio establecer
esta Classification y al efecto he he
cho case omiso de ella al llenar mi
tarjeta. He notificado ademas mi
c%riterio Official asi como mi deci-
sion personal a las a~utoridades CO.
rrespondientes.
me complace communicates que
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15

los demas funcionarios Y emplea-
dos de la Universidad podran pres
cindir de llenar ell encasillado de
referencia, 81 ash 10 desean, sin
tar la valdez de su solicitud',
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
NO CONTAIN
(Viene de Ia Primeral

la fuerza a reacci6n pero lleva "a
pasajeros, levants vuelo con asom-
broso poder de ascencion y des-
ciende en- solo la mitad de la pis-
ta.
Por supuesto, nuestro avi6n es
mejor para grandes distancias -
manifesto Jaroslav Kvacek, sub
gerente general de la Inca aerea
checoslovaca- tenemos una auto
nomfa del vuelo de $500 kilome-
tros; nuestra velocidad maxima es
de 1000 Kilometres por bora y
la velocidad de crucero de unos
$50 kilometres por hora.'
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
REFORMAs UNDERSTANDS

wi ~ faAAACG VIC ~ 5OAANAb10
REFORMAS UNDERSTANDS
MAYAGUEZ = Ell Rector de la
Universidad de Puerto Rico, licen-
ciado Jaime Behitez, quien pas6 ell
fin de semana err Mayagiiez, acorn
panando al Rector de la Univer-
sidad de Costa Rica, doctor Rodri-
go Facio, presidi6 la reunion d. la
Junta Universitaria del Colegio de
Agriculture y Artes Mecanicas &C.
lebrada en- la tarde del lunes.
Ell Rector Sc refirio al programa
para establecer una Facultad de
Aries Liberales en- ell Colegio de
Agriculture y Aries Mecanicas pa
"a otorgar ell bachillerato en- artes,
propuesto por la Junta de Maya
giiez a el y endosada por el al Con-
sejo Superior de E~nsenanza. Tam
bien se refirio a los proyectos para
ell future del CAAM, entire los que
figuran ell de ofrecer una Maestria
en- Matematicas.
FL rector Benftez estuvo infor-
mando a la Junta durante dos no.
ras y media sobre su exposition
del programa future para la UPR,
hecha en- la reunion que celebr6
ell ConSejo Superior de Ensenanza
Ell 20 de febrero.
FL senior Benttez hizo una sinte.
sis de la exposition oral que hiciera
al Consejo Superior de E~nsenanza,
indicando que la experienced en- Ell
crecimiento de la UPR ha sido una
mejoria en- calidad y en- la expan-
sion y que es conveniente retener
la calidad en- vez de empeorarla.
Habl6, asimismo, Ell Rector del
Programa de Extension Universita-
ria que posibilisa ell desarrollo de
los Colegios de la Comunidad y la
creaci6n de una Facultad Basica
para los cursos de Extramuros, de
Verano Y Noctirnos que pueda
atender esas nuevas funciones uni
versitarias.
REUNIONES CON ABOGADOS
SAN JUAN - Ell Secretario de
J~usticia, licenciado Juan Fernan-
DEE Badillo inicisra la proxima Sc
mana una serie de reuniones con
todos los abogados de SUI Departa-
mento para discutir asuntos en- be-
neficio de todos los PROFESSIONALS y
del intereS publjco en- general.
En- estas reuniones todos los abo-
gados aportara1l sus ideas, habra
discusiones y luego Sc llegara a
conclusiones de modo que ell per-
sonal del departamento tenga una
opinion uniforme sobre distintas
materias y asuntos controvertibles.
ROMPIO RADIO DEL
COCHE POLICIACO
CATANO.-El' teniente Luis v.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
ASAMBLEA.
tYiene de Ia Pagina D

tVIene de la PaglHa 80
otros empleados municipales, decla-
raron la huelga solicitando ALIAS de
salaries al municipio.
so POR CIENTO DE LOS
INGRESOS
QUITO (SICO) = Ell Ministro de
Tesoro, senior Fausto Cordobez Chi
riboga, manifesto a los periodistas
que eel porcentaje global de la
efectividad de la recaudaci6n So
bre ell presupuesto de 1857 lego al
92.4 por ciento demostrandose ella
ramente con esa cifra que ell dificil
ano de 1857 Sc ha podido superar
a base de trabajo %constante. "Es al
tamenta halagadora la recauda-
cion obtenida manifesto ell Minis
tro, pues hemos llegado a las cifras
de 1875. 981. 10000 de sucres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
MA0UINARIAS
USkDAS De tALIDAD

MA0UlNARIAS
USADAS De cALlDAD
EN- EL CENTRIC CATERPILLAR
TRACTOR CAT Owls.
Serie NO 75DIO5, equi.
pado con CAT 428
Scraper. Usado para
demonstration. Menos
de $50 horas. Precio S $3.50
TRACTOR CAT Do,
2U137O6 con hoia de en-
puie angular hidrauli-
ca. Completamente re-
construido S 1900
TRACTOR CAT DS. Serie
8R115 con Razadora LIE
Tourneau REC. Control
de cable. Buen estado 5 4.0OO
TRACTOR CAT DIG,
9U3164, plataforma de
control. cuchilla rec
ia. Compartments re-
construido 8 lO,5OO
CAT D4 Calibre 60'.
Serie NO 7U24581 con
hoja de empuje angu-
lar hidrAulico. Compile
tamente garantizado 7,oW
TRACTOR CAT DE-, cali
bre 50'' con hois de en-
puie angular hidrau-
lica. Perfecto ALSO
TRAXCAVAToR CAT
80. Serie TIA 1874. En-
excelente estado .,. $500
ADAMS Modelo $40 Mo.
tor Graduador .....$ $3.50
TOURN A oZER
lie Tourneau con ras-
trillo y hoja .... 5 $500
Dos Scrapers Motor
HELP, IL a is yardas
de ~capacidad. Cada
uno como esta $500
GIN 8-268A. Motor Diesel
Marine con $500 hp)
con rs hasta Gamble
de reverse y reduction.
FOB. Miami .... $ $500
CAT Ds8OO y Cat 1887 Motores
Diesel Marine. Los tenemos en-
Miami.
Caterpillar, Cat y Traxcavators
son marcas registradas de
Caterpillar Tractor
Company Peoria. Illinois.
SHELLEY
Tractor & Euuipi. 20.
$3.50 BIRD RD.. MIAMI. FLA.
(1425) 20
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
Wiene de la Primera)
n BORICUAS GREEN
NO SON ACEPTADOS

NUEVA YORK, (UP). - I'm al.
to funcionario municipal diio que
los ninos puertorriquenoS en- las
escuelas de la ciudad constituyen
I'm problema sicol6gico porque con
Sderan que no son aceptados por
sus companeros.
Stanley Lowell, asistente del al
calde Robert Wagner, declare en-
un programa de teIevisi6n trans
mitido hoy que ell promedio de los
ninos y ninas puertorriquenos que
vienen a ueva York tiene la ten
dencia a Sentir que no son acepta-
dos en- muchos lugares.
Lowell, sin embargo, afirmo que
los puertorriquenos en- general han
contribuido muy ligeramente a la
situaci6n de violencia que existe
en- las escuelas publicas de la ciu-
dad.
"El promedio de delitos cometi-
dos por puertorriquenos" mani
festo. les de I'm uno por ciento
dentro del conglomerado que re-
presentan".
Lowell dijo que la violencia en-
las escuelaS no obedece a I'm pro-
blema racial Y que "aunque puede
considerarSe hasta cierto punto que
existe esta situaci6n, la mismo no
es ell origen de la violencia".
"Estimo" manifesto "que es
I'm error afirmar definitivamente
que la question racial tiene algo
que yer con la violencia en- las es-
cuelas. No eS un problema de blan-
cos y negros; 0 de estudiantes que
hablan espahol, o hablan ingles.
La violencia no parte precisamen-
tie de s situaci6n".
Lowell, que asisti6 recientemen-
tie a la conferencia sobre inmigra-
cion efectuadae n San Juan, anun-
clio que Sc presentara en- ell Con.
greso un proyecto de ley que con-
templa Ell estudio de las bases eco
n6micas detras de la immigration
N,rn ,.&c 40 ~..-E
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15
5.4OO EMPLEADOS
Viene de Ia magma

viene de la pagina 6 -
Ell Presidente Eisenhower nom
bro ell mes pasado, I'm comite in
vstigador para tratar de allanar
las diferencias y evitar la huel-
ga, de mecanicos y tambien de
los ingenieros de vuelo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-15

Sc a SUI lado, SUI deber es espe.
rardlo. Todos pasamos a veces
por epocas detemporal locura.
La muerte de SUI hija, SUI estan.
cia en- ell hospital, la operation
a que fue listed sometida han
podido influir sobre Ell. En- Guam.
to a la falta de satisfaction fist.
ca de que me habla, tambien
puede haberle hecho desviarse
de u deberes mas elementales.
Pero, al fin y al cabo, TODD 10
ocurrido hasta la fecha no es tie.
rriblemente grave nj absolute.
mente irremediable. EspereIo;
csc es su deber. Solo dentro de
varios meses, podra listed pen.
sar en- tomar soluciones extre.
mas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17

CONTINUED from Back Page)
What did Bob Wagner do?
Nothing much. he SAT ON THE CONTROLLERS
REPORTS.
But in March, 1858, TWO YEARS LATER. THE SCAN
DIAL POPPED The very accountant whose bond had
been recommended to be raised to 900 from pUny
$500 was sNATcHED UP FOR ALLEcEDLY STEALING
$4,000 The whole top brass Of the Bureau Of Real Estate
quit fired suspended And all the Mayors trouble
shooters hastily put TO hopping and reorganzng
THEY ARE DOING NOW WHAT CONTROLLER cERosA
URGED IN 1856
All this. Of course. Is Just another indictment Of the
donohins Mayor He had plenty Of warning long ago. He
knew that the Bureau Of Real Estate suspect But he
didn't choose TO act foreefvy He let things pretty much
ride until the roof fell In.
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Quasi-PubIie-


CONTINUED from Back Psss)
hardly any say In the union manacemenip Right federal
and state laws do rohiny encourage the first type Of
union and nothing TO discourage the latter.
1.-THE rankandhls tssmstsr had any ssy In his union.
Jimmy Ho#a would be without power But notice he
Is still boss OF all mot Just Of the isamstsrs
The Department Of Labor should be rsovaanxsd 20 keep
watch over local unions finances elections and act
court OF appeal for workers who grievances with their
unions.
Many express great indignation that u Is necessary 70
Join union TO work in certain shops and unions bsno
what they are In many public opinion seldom
VINO refuse to on But once hs law looks upon unions
as u does any other qUaspvble organisation this problem
will end u will then be seen that majority Of the en-.
p'oyess certify union It's bargaining agent I'll should
on JUST as all must pay tax increase regardless Of how
fhey voted In the matter US the democratic wsv
On the other hand land this 10 sarlns weakness IN the
present sefvp) should group vote TO bs
ny union the law through The Labor Department should
90 empowered TO act firmly against any pieksna or bow
soffins attempting to force union aNinstIon
"0oose's' Ss"f Walter Newman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
Rev. Billy Graham


BUT YOUR NEXT STATEMENT CLEARLY REVEALS
THE DEVILS SUCCESS IN MAKING YOU NECLl-
CENT, INDIFFERENT AND A DEFEATIsT RELATIVE
TO MY MARVELLOUS IMPERATIVE CHRIST,
SECOND COMING" SUPER, ABSOLUTE, MASTER
SCIENCE, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
TO ALL PEOPLES NAMELY, JOUR- BODIES ARE
THE TEMPLE OF THE HOLY GHOST!
THAT LITERAL QUOTATION OF ST. PAUL, AS THE
IMPURE ADAM TRANsLAToRs PRESENTED IT, Is
GROSSLY MISLEADING
MY CHOSEN PEOPLE cHRisLlKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS. ARE THE ONLY ONES COMPETENT
TO RIGHTLY PRESENT SUCH SCRIPTURE
The HUMAN BODY r. God. Rad 10 dictate to Mary
Continued Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
ADULTS SET SEX PATTERN;
AMAZED WHEN YOUTH FOLLOWS

Editors Nofe-Socioogss and social socienfisfs are
disfurbed-as many reflective aymen-by the enang-
q of time Here is he fifth OF several articles
Of Howard Whitman, known TO News readers tor his
various aspects presenfday morals and their impacf
and effect on community life and culture.
By Howard Whitman detroit News
In a back Of the police headquarters at Lincoln
Park Mich the fringe Of Detroit talked with group
of youngsters who had gotten into serape with the law
and trying 10 turn new leaf.
At point l6year-oId boy flushed with anger and
said, THE CROWNUPs ARE THE OkESI THEY SET THE
ExAMPLE-ALL WE DO is FOLLOW What do they expect
from us?"
At the University of Virginia met with . student
youth group seminar The Sex Mores OF Our Time
Of them said According the Kinsey Institute, so
MANY OF THE THINGS WE THOUGHT WERE BAD ARE
REALLY JUST AVERAGE"
Another asked These reports how grownups be-
have-do they tell Us how we're supposed TO Ive?"
In Cincinnati group of parents expressed shock at
party which got wild and soden, that II
had broken up by police But when questioned some
of The Youngsters, frenchanty remarked, 1T WAS
EXACTLY THE SAME KIND OF PARTY you SEE IN THE
MOVIES and read about in books-ONLY MAYBE MORE
MILD
That's The story I've found everywhere-wiih variations
of detail, YET single theme. Youth lives in climate OF
imitation world Of the gownups for patterns.
II doesn't surprise when eghiyearoIds don their
cowboy and pick Up the tricks of gun fighting from the
TV Nor did II surprise few years ago when
virtually every sxyear-od had tail dangling
the back of his neck in imitation Of Davy Crockett.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17

Baker Eddy IS A MYTH !. LIKEWISE THE ANTI.
CHRIST, ADAMEvE. MuRDeRoUs CAIN, JUDAS.
kMAves AND FOOLS 600 AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
ALL HUMAN BIRTHS
PART z
HUMAN BODY: THREe-DiMENsIoNAL. MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGE A MryHi
NOT THE TEMPLE or THE HOLY oHoST-
BUT REFLECTS DEVILS ADAMEvE EGO OR
CHRIST SpeA IDEAL. % NY oPfspRiNcI
ny oeTRclY TRIBUNE REITERArEs BILLY
GRAHAM IS 'soFvENsNc W. THE DEVILS ADAM
AND EVE DuPes NJ ORDER THAT nv CHOSEN
PeoPLe cHRlsrLlKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS MAY
GO TO WORK ON THEMI - TO AWAKEN
THEM OUT or THE ILLUSIONS AND DEluSloNs
OF A FRAUDULENT. MYTHICAL. Ahri-cHessT,
ADAM-EvE, PSEUDO sUPPosiTiTIous CREATION,
coMIRADcrtNc NY &EvElATioN. 1000 = G.
Genesis. Isl Chapter, v. 26-'MAN, NY IMAGE AND
LIKEMEss'-AMD REMEMBER. JESUS DEFINED
ME. GOD. AS MAJESTIC. UNERRiNc, SPIRIT,
oMNlPoTENT, DIVINE LovE-WITH DIVINE
DOMINION OVER ALL BUT IT IS HIGH TIME THAT
YOU MADE YOUR DECLARATION OF 'NDEPeN'
DENcE" FROM THE DEVILS DAMNABLE FRAUD AND
MYTH THAT I, YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD.
ALL.HARMoNIoUs." EVER PERMITTED SINGLE
HUMAN BIRTH. DEATH, ADAM, OR EVE, OR SIN.
DISEASE, DEFoRMlTiEs, DISASTERS, soeaIled Acc'-
DENTS, WORLD WARS EVEN. IN THE ONE REAL
CREATION AND UNIVERSE. IN ALL ETERNITY
MATTER" IS A MYTH - LIKE ITS FATHER,
THE DEWL-A MURDERER. A LIAR. VOID OF
TRUTH VOID or REALITY, AS UNEoUIvocAllY
DECLARED BY NY SECOND MARY. MRS. EDDY
REvELAToR or THE "coMFoRTER. WHO WILL
ABIDE WITH you FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL
THlNcS"l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
Economy ImbaIanee e.
Continued from Back Paes)

Continued from Back Paes)
Because certain have existed too long been
TOO great-a correction must come " are TO regain
normal economic balance.
Our economy. when free. like the ehildrsns ssssaw
or "teeer. fat boy pushes down end and raises
skinny boy at the other end In seonome the
excessive weight At end may be Of pro-
duefion in relation TO consumer demand.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
Negroes Progress

Continued from Back Psss
More Negroes automobiles In the United States
than all 26 900 Russians and oil the l9300oooo Ne
groes in Africa.
Full indignation has taken place In the armed forces
Since 1910 Negro wages have risen 400 per cent Is
against $50 per cent for whites
Since 1890 there has been $500 PER CENT INCREASE
IN ENROLMENT OF NEGROES IN COLLEGES Since 1900
The has increased six times faster than that OF white
students.
About 100000 Negroes own farms averaging 70 acres
in size
In 1900 only per cent Of Negro workers were In In
dustry Now the figure OVER 30 PER CENT About i250
600 Of the nations 900 union members Negroes
Ninetythree tax supported city commissions and 3>s
semoeal agencies working TO improve race relations
Negroes been elected with the help Of white votes
places city councils in the South THEY SIT IN LEcls.
LATURES AND IN CONGRESS.
One Of the most important factors In relations Il
the appearance Of upper middle class Negro srevpsn
educated. wetodo people whose very Prsssnss NY esk
down Me old 81 the Negro Ignorant END Osam
bilious and who give Intelligent issdsrshp 10 the Gen.
finvins struggle for equal rghfs-MiIwsvkes Journal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
Bars Roek-And- Roll

Continued from Page u
Mayor Lee also banned any future r,s..
IN the city Fifteen persons including six woman w.,e
stabbed beaten or robbed In the Boston rlosns and Msvor
John Hynss has moved TO bar such ssws from Boston ps
mansnsy. ''s" p''
stating that these soeslIsd upsleal preursms are
assaee Mayor hyrss said special sssser Of shs ses-
ron eny Council would BE- held 70 enact usesss. laws 70
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lulhefan Pastor

CONTINUED from Page u
THE Rev. Carl l. Kemp, pastor Of Outer Drive Faith
Lutheran Church for the last ~ years. died M Carmel
Mercy Hospital Mr. Kemp chairman Of the South
eastern Michigan Pastoral Conference for two years and
active worker in the World Relief Commission Of the
Lutheran Church. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
AW0L Sailor

Continued from Back Pase)
NOT ENOUGH OF GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN
CHAPLAlNS. CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS!
RABBis. CATHOLIC PRIESTS AND TO LESSER
EXTENT. PROTESTANT MINISTERS. ARE ALL PRISON.
Frs or THE DEVIL, IN VARYING DEGREES -
NOT IN OBVIOUS WIckEDNEss. BUT IN INVOLUNTARY
EXAMINE THEM AND YOURSELVES, AND
OBSERVE THEIR INDIFFERENCE. CONTEMPT, OR
HOSTILITY. TOWARDS NY. GODS. MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE CHRIST. SUPER. MASTER SCIENCE
OF ALL THE sciENcEs-UNlvERsAL MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES 1.-THE ONLY
LiBERAToR OF ADAMS AND EYES FROM THE
MYTHICAL. DEvILisH. PSYcHoPATHlC. ANTI
CHRIST. ADAM-EvE. MURDERous CAIN. JUDAS.
KNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS l-oF THE ILLUSIONS.
DELusIoNs MlRAcEs. OF ACCEPTING AS REAL
so-eslsd MATERIAL" WORLD AND UNIVERSAL
WHEREAS. MATTER" IS A MYTH "A sHADoWY.
csVLisH. COUNTERFEIT AND BuRLEsoUE OF
THE ONE AND ONLY REAL SUBSTANCE. IN. AND
or. THE ENTIRE UNDERSTANDABLE MAJESTIC
sPRlT-THE ONE MIND. soUL-THE ONE REAL
PARENT. IN. AND or. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE J.
oMNPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER
GOD. ALL-HARMoNIous"i
HENCE. THE c-R-I-l-D-l-E-s-s CAREER
OF CHRIST JESUS!-
NO PROSTITUTION OF DIVINE FACULTIES
10 MULTIPLY DEVILS ADAMS. Ewes.
MuRDERoUs cAINs-JuDAsEs kNAvEs AND
FoOlSMl
AWOL SAILOR REVEALS MORE
ON DEAD DETROlTER
BY James Hart detroit Timss
The AWoL sailor. Gerald l. Young. ls. was The last
person 10 Apprentice Armsn John e. Rutsn. 49, Of
Issoi Fsrovnf alive before his body found aboard
fhs uSs Bon Homms Richard.
yovnss capture the day Rvsssn's mother. Mrs.
lcenslnvsd Next Column. Topl
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Stage, Film Exploit
lconsinvsd from Back Pass)

CONTINUED from Back Pagsl
PART
ENTERTAINMENT WORLD LETTERS. TOO. LOUSY
WITH SEX AND DEVILS THREE ADDITIONAL
BILLION 5 RAckETS:
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!
TOBACCO!
DRUG STORE MEDICINES
ANTLcHRIsT 'PAcFIERs AND W1iTEWASH'
socaIIed CURES, INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS,
DISEASES, DISASTERS cATAsTRoPHES PEARL
HARBOR FOR EXAMPLE, OF THE DAMNABLE CRIPPLE.
LIAR, RAcKETEER. FRAUDULENT, DEVILS
ROOSEVELT - READY DUPE FOR SATAN BOUND"
HEBREWS REDS, AND FELLOW TRAVELLERS,
THE INFERIOR BREED OF ROMAN CATHOLICS AND
PRoTEsTANTS, AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL, THE NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
Our Crisis In Morals
ADULTS SET SEX PATTERN;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17

Edna Ernst and her husband Edwin -. returned from
Was they had gone TO attend inquest
into their sons death.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

for talented students wishing 10 take
advantage Of the opportunity TO earn
extra credits. az Encourage lower grade
students TO take advanced academic
work (such as ninth-grade algebra in
the eighth grade).
The report estimated that there are
a million and a half students In high
school who need more challenging
classes TO make the most Of their abili-
ties" Too often In the past such bril-
liant students have been held to the
level OF the average because OF failure
OF the schools 10 make special provision
for their faster rate Of learning. Ger
tainly, in this era Of increasing demand
for scientists, engineers and other spe-
cialists, no effort should be spared TO
develop latent talents and increase the
number OF graduates with specialized
learning and skills.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
No Wage Increase

A small but possibly significant
straw in the economic wind has been
sighted out on the West Coast. The
International WoodworkerS of America,
after first holding out for a wage boost
Of 25 cents an hour, has offered to
extend its contract without any pay
increase for $4,000 members. This is
about third of the total membership,
and affects woodworkers in Idaho,
Montana, Oregon, Washington and
California
This union proposal, of course, was
dictated by economic necessity. Many
Of the union members are jobless and
the industry'S products are not selling
we'll Faced with this situation, union
spokesman said the purpose of the
contract extension offer is to keep as
many of our people working as possible
and to give our industry an opportunity
to concentrate on meeting the prevail
ing market conditions"
1t is hardly to be supposed that this
action by the IVA will set pattern or
chart a trend. Nevertheless, it is
mark of responsible union leadership
evidence of recognition that the best
interests of the union members will not
be served by wage policy which prices
the induStry's products out of the
market and depriveS the workers of
Jobs.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Mr.. Nehru Reconsiders

Prime Minister Nehru has made a
reluctant decision not to step down as
the head Of his government. 1t is a
decision of great significance in Indias
brief hiStory-refiecting among other
things the development of conventional
political pressures in country where
politics heretofore has been more a
spiritual exercise than rivalry between
competitive organizations. 1t was, in
fact, this very evolution in Indian pol
itics which played major part in Mr..
NehruS expressed desire to leave the
premiership, even temporarily, in search
of opportunity ito think quietly without
being pushed or harried." The atmos-
phere, he explained had become "suffo-
eating" as the feeling of mission" in
public life and politics was replaced
by "a certain coarseneSS, certain
vulgarity."
1t seems evident that Mr.. Nehru
had sincerely hoped to remove himself
from the hurly- -burly of day-to-day pol
iticS and to assume the contemplative
role of spiritual leader of his people.
1t is a role that Mr.. Nehru already has
played and for which his qualifications
are great, but it is one not easily COM
bined with the demanding responsible
ties of serving as the chief executive
officer of government and the active
"boss" of his thus-far- dominant Con-
greSS Party.
In announcing his decision to re-
main in Office, Mr.. Nehru made it clear
that he has not fully resolved the con-
flict in his mind about how he might
best continue to serve India. But in
forcing him, in effect, to remain in the
premiership, Congress Party leaders
likewise have made it clear that the
developing strains within the party also
are unreSolved. In its transition from
a movement" to a more orthodox po-
litical organization, the party today
ranges from socialist-minded left to
an ultraconservative right. With Mr..
Nehru in active command, this working
association may be continued. With
Mr.. Nehru detached, there was apparent
fear not only among factional leaders
but among many others of his country
men that there would be deep changes
in political power and alignmentS. Mr..
Nehru's decision may be only a post
ponemept of the inevitable, but it is at
least or, that bears fervent majority
Endorsement tn India today.