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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

pos al mismo tempo gestionandC
la paZ al misnnc tempo que hace
la guerra.
Citando ctra de las condolences
impuestas por Castro para partici'
par en- las elecciones la de que
haya observadores extranjeros en-
todas las mesas electorales- Guas
Inclan manifesto que ella es ina
ceptable, "pues hay muchos cuba.
nos COMPLETENESS en- condolences de
realizar esa labor.
Dijo Ell vicepresidente que ell re.
presentante de Leon actu6 de mo,
tn proprio en- sus gestiones de paz
con Castro.
Luego manifesto que respets a
Castro como adversario pero no a
aquellos que "viven en- apartamen'
tos con aire acondicionado" Y que
dirigen las actividades de sabota'
tale desde Ell extranjero, Y los cali
fic6 de "cobardes". Esta fue una
aparente ~referencia al expresiden-
tie Carlos Prio Socarras que resi-.
de exilado en- Miami.
Ell representante de Leon die
que habia sido personalmente
ofendido por Ell senador Masferrer,
que lie denunci6 por actuar en-
nombre de Castro a pesar de ha.
bAr Sido elegido al Congreso como
miembro del Gobierno de Bats
ia. De Leon exigi6 una satisfac.
cion zen el campo del honor,
aunque en- Cuba los duelos estan
prohibidos por ley.
Conte Agiiero, que subrayo que
Castro no es c~ontrario a partici.
par en- la solucion politica, mas
bien que armada, de los profile
mas internos cubanos, manifesto
que ell doctor Llerena, represen'
tante legal de Castro en- Estados
Unidos, "habla demasiado". Lue.
so asreg6:
"Quien no Sc arriesga no tiene
derecho a Vel intransigente. Gale.
Sc Llerena. Dele que liable Fidel.
La j~efatura del (movimiento) &c
de Julio no esti en- Nueva York;
esta en- la Sierra Maestro.
Por otra parte, aver presento Su
renuncia ell Ministro de Justicia,
doctor Cesar Camacho Covani, en-
aparente desacuerdo con otros di.
rigentes del Gobierno sobre la
oferta de Castro. Sin embargo,
Camacho aclar6 posteriormente
que renunci6 al gabinete solo con
la intencion de aspirar a una Sc.
naduris en- las elecciones de ju.
MO. No explico, empero, por que
no esper6 para entregar SUI re.
nuncia en- Ia session que celebrara
esta noehe Ell Consejo de Minis,
tros, en- cuya oportunidsd Sc cree
entregaran sus renuncias todos los
ministries, excepto los de estado,
defensa, comunicaciones y de la
presidencia. Todos los salientes
aspiran a ocupar diversos cargos
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
viene de la primera Pag.

Nlene de la pr1mera Pag. --
Cohn padecia del coraz6n desde
hace amos. Organize sus estudios
cinematograficos en- 1924 y Sc hi
20 famoso por su habilidad en- CON
vertir en- estrellas de la pantalla
q artistas nuevos sin experienced.
Cred estrellas como Richard Bar
thickness, Barbara Stanwyck, ia.
mes Stewart, Carole Lombard, Ro-
En- los dltimos amos Sc habia
bert Montgomery y Gary Cooper.
especializado en- rodear de publ
cidad para sus peliculas a mujeres
bellas como Rita Hayworth y Kim
Novak.
SOBREVIVIENTES COMENTAN
DESASr'RE AEREn
BOLTON, Gran Bretana. =
CUP).-Los sobrevivientes de I'm
Necideiste De avaaca6n, en- d Qsae
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

- Viene de Ia primera Pag. -
de inicio, a nombre de las institu-
clones holguineras, y luego, por
election de ustedes, deseo dejar
constancia de mi perenne graft
tud, y recordarles que es principle
fundamental de nuestra universe
dad, no p~royectarse en- function
s~ectaria, nj ahora nj luego,
Respetuosamente
DR.. Pedro Penaranda Diaz,
Rector de Universidad del
norte de Oriente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

CAIBARIEN. Las Villas - FL
Conseio 3242 San Vicente de Paul
de los Caballeros de Colon, del
cual es Gran Caballero Gilberto
Merida Morales, Ofrecio una misa
por la Patria = la Familia, en- la
iglesis %parroquiSl.
Por la noche, en- los salones de
los Caballeros Catolicos tuvo efec-
to una i~nteresante conferencia a
cargo del medic remediano" doc
tor Abelardo Gonzalez Lopez Ia
que resuIto muy amena y construc-
tiva.
MUERTE REPENTINA
SAGUA LA GRANDE, Las Villas
- Al baiarSe de I'm omnibus de
Cardenas en- la propia piqueFa, ia
lleci6, victima de un sincope a r
diaco Jesus D~ominguez Alvarez. de
As amos. Sc lie trsslado al hospital,
pero lego va csdaver
SESSION ROTARIA
SANTIAGO DE CUBA Una,
magnifica session almuerzo cele.
bro ell Club Rotario de esta .ciu-
dad en- Rancho Club para CONNIE
moran ell cincuenta y tres %aniversa-
rio de la fundacion Rotary Inter
national, asi como Sc exalt6 la Sc
mana Boy Scout que Sc esta cele-'
brando actualmsnte. Ocupo la pre-
sidencia del acto rotario SUI titular
Miguel del Cora Perez y actu6 ell
sargento de Armas doctor Jose Lo-
PEI Chavez asistiendo como invita-
dos Enrique Ceis en- representa-
cion de los scouts y tambien los
jovenes scouts Joel Gonzalez y Ro-
berto Mouserrat teniendo I'm Sitio
en- la mesa presidential ell rotario
GeIardo .Absseal Berenguer, presi-
dente de la. association de scouts de
esta cIudad.
Sobre la semana scout habl6 ell
senior Celia, de Stacando la fmpor-
tancia social que para la j%uventud
tiene los principles del scoutismo.
Sobre Ell ~aniverssrio del Rotary
international Club que fue funda-
do en- fehrero "A de mil noyecien-
tos cinco ofreci6 una magnifica
disertaci6n Ell rotario Lorenzo Vidal
Jares, eshozandt como surgio Ell
club Rotario por iniciativa del abo-
gado de Chicago Paul Harry que
tuvo vida al principle en- dicha ciu-
dad pero despues fundaron clubs
en- todas las ciudades de los Esta-
dos Unidos hasta lograr eonvertir-
La en-, institution International,
exlstiendo en- la. actualidad mas
de nueve mil ~doscientos clubs con
euatrocientos cincuenta mil MEM
bros e%xpressndo que ell Rotary
es III buen club de amigos y que SUI
ideal es ell servicio a la comunidad,
beneficiando mas, quien mejor sir
We y cuya finalldad es la reunion
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
SENTENCIADO A 2O4 AMOS DE-
Preside

BAYAMON. FL juez Rafael
Idrach JORDAN, del Tribunal Su-
perior, sentenci6 aver a Benigno
Rivera Romero, coautor de la muer-
tie de dos policias en- Guaynabo, a
cumplir 204 amos de preside.
I'm iurado presidido por ell Sc
nor Jose Marrero Marrero, rindio
dos veredictos de asesinato en- pri-
mer grade contra ell acusado, a
quien acusaba Ell fiscal Fernando
Grajales.
Segdn la ~acusacion, ei c%ovicto,
conjuntamente con su hern1ano
Jose Rivera Romero, que Sc alega
esta loco, asesino a los policias
Luis Manuel Crespo Arce y Domln-
go Salicrup Gonzalez.
Los hechos ocurrierOn a las H.
80 de la noche del 10 de JUNO del
ano pasado en- ell Tango Bar, loca-
lizado en- la ~carretera de Guaynabo
a La Muda.
Seg1n la ~acusacion, los hernia
NOS Rivera Romero, desarmaron
a los policias y con sus mismas ar
mas, les dieron muerte a tiros, pu-
haladas y cu~latazos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
AMENAZA DERRUMBE
ESCALERA DE- UN TRIBUNAL

%a&G%G@SWG &KIN&ISnN
ARECIBO. - Los trabajos del
estan paralizados desde hace va
rios. .dias. I'm derrumbe ocurrido
en-. la escalera que conduce a la
segunda planta donde radican lisa
salas criminal y civil no. permiten
la entrsda a estss.
Por instruccicnes del juez Jose
Barreras, Juez Administrator de
dicho tribunal, Sc han suspendido
todos los casos.
Dijo Ell juez Rivera Barreras que
existe Ell tenor de que ell plafon
del edificio construido de ladrillos
del tipo esparol Sc derrumbe y
pueda causar algun accidente gra-
We.
MUNOZ APRUEBA FONDOS
PARA LA GUARDIA NACI0NAL
SAN JUAN. Ell Gobernador Luis
Munoz Marin eonvirti6 en- ley ell
P. de la c. 1922 que facilitara a la
Guardia Nacional continuar ell pro-
grama de CONSTRUCTION de arme-
rias y otras facilidades fisicas.
La ley autorlzs. al Secretario de
Hacienda a hacef anticipos de. cua-
lesqulera fondos disponibles EN- lei
Fondo General del Tesoro, a la
Guardia Nacional, hasta la can't
dad "a recibirse del GObiernO Fee
deral. Estos fond0s Sc destinsran
a la construction, preparation de
pianos y especificaciones, ~talleres
de. mantenimiehto, garajeS alma
Genes y otras mejoras permanent
ties para uso de dicha organization.
Sc autoriza a Secretario de
Obras Publicas . adquirir por COM
pra o expropiaclon forzosa los te-
rrenos necesarlos para estas- cons
trucciones y Sc declara de utili-
dad publica los terreros, a sdqui.
rirse:
La Guardia Nacional transient
"a al Departments de Obras Pd.
blicas, de los fondos que Sc lie an
ticipen los dincros que vaya ne
cesitand0 ell Departamento de
Obras Publicas para estos progra-
mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
ORGANIZARAN A 0BREROS
CONSTRUCTION

SAN JUAN.-Con ell proposito
de organizar a los trabajadores de
la industrial de la construction en-
Puerto Rico, recientemente que
do establecida en- la Isla una Off
Gina regional de la Omitted Bro
therhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Of America AFI-CIo", la cual es-
ia dir1sida pof Ell senior Braulio
A. Martinez.
Informa ell senior Martinez que
la UBCJA quedo establecida en-
Indianapolis, Indiana, Ell IL de
agosto de 1881, hace II amos, y que
hoy cuenta con oficinas locales zen
las ciudades de importancia de los
Estados Unidos, Canada, Hawaii
y Panama.
AL referirse a la politica obrers
seguirse por esa organization ea
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
Compare a Depto. &c Estado
viaie de Munoz Marin E u.

dacion por ell Rector, este viene
obligado a someter la misma al
Consejo Superior de E%nsenanza pa
ra SUI aprobaci6n final. Esto Sc da
por descontado, segun informes, en-
vista de la hoja de servicios del
licenciado Todd Jr., cuyo ultimo
cargo en- la magistratura del pals,
antes de jubilarse, fue la presiden-
cia del Tribunal Supreme de Puer-
to Rico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

Puerto Rico, dice Ell senior Marti-
nez que la misma "sera crear rela-
clones amistosaS con todas las per-
sonas relacionadas o la industrial
de la construction y dar enfasis
al programa de aprendizaje para
d~esarrollar la capacitacion tScnica
de nuestros miembros'.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
. viene de Ia primera Pas.

NACHC uC IA PTIhuOfd rag
del trio que intentaba Megar a Eu-
ropa.
Ell polizon Oscar Williams, de %
amos Y residente en- Georgetown,
Guayana Britannica, fue capturado
despues de ser visto por I'm MEM
bro de la tripulacion del .csrguero
Serena en- que los tres trataron de
ir a Europa.
Catuogno, skuiendo la direction
que lie dieron los miembros de la
tripulacion, persiguio al polizon
hasta Ell caserio San Antonio y DO
co despues Williams fue visto alli.
Ell joven de 20 amos sali6 huyendo
al yer a los marineros alemanes Pc
70 Sc entreg6 sin lucha cuando Ca
tuogno 10 acorral6 luego de una
persecution por dos manzanas de
casas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
BORICUAS APOYAN HUELGA
EN- NY.

NEW YORK, (UP)-Los obre-
ros del distrite de fabrication de
ropas han ido al psro, en- 10 que
podria ser anticipo de una huelga
general para ell viernes por la no
che. Muchos puertorriquenos to-
man parte en- ell movimiento.
CincO mil miembros del Gremio
International de 0breros de Ropa
de Mujer abandonaron sus labores
aver en- talleres que abastecen a
II Ncorredores del area metropoli-
tana.
Los talleres envueltos rompieron
con las negociaciones de hace I'm
mes entire los fabricantes de otras
ropas y la Union de obreros de
Ropa de Mujer.
De ocurrir la huelsa general, 30
mil trabajadores participarian.
POSSIBLE OFREZCAN HONOR
UNIVERSIDAD A TODD, HiJO
SAN JUAN-El jurisconsulto
puertorriquen0, licenciado Robert
H. Todd, Jr., posiblemente reclba
ell ofrecimiento de la Universidad
de Puerto Rico para o~torgarsele Ell
srado universitario de Doctor en- L.
yes, Honoris Causa. durante la pro-
xirna colaci6n de grades que ten
ORA lugar en- Ia Universidad ell pro-
ximo dia 2 de JUNO. Asi nos ente-
ramos aver en- fuentes confiables.
Los infomes son en- Ell sentido
de que la Facultad de Derecho de
la Universidad va ha recomendado
al Rector la otorgaci6n de dieho
grade honorifico, basandose en- los
altos. merecimientos y ejecutorias
del letrado puertorriqueho.
Una veg seewhaAe dieAa reeexzaenr
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
MUERTE REPENTINA

SAGUA La GRANDE, Las Villas
- AL baiarse de I'm omnibus de
Cardenas en- la propia piquers, ia
lleci6, victima de I'm sincope car
diaco Jesus Dominguez Alvarez de
As amos. Sc lie trsslado al hospital,
pero lego va cadaver
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
More Social Distance Between Class
Than Race. Symposium Moderator Says

findings supports those of earlier
experiments on similar subjects.
One such experiment was ex-
planned to school principals and
guidance counselors at a day
long conference sponsored in
Indianapolis last May by Delta
Sigma Theta and the Indianapolis
superintendent of schools.
At that conference DIR. Robert
Bierstedt, chairman of the socio-
logy department of City College
of New York said that the tie
Of mutual interest is stronger
than the ethnic ties and that
two sociologist, one of whom is
white, have more in common
than two whites, one of whom is
a sociologist.
Entitled Social Class Differen-
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

WASHINGTON, D. C.-There
is more social distance between
the classes within racial groups
than between the races themsel-
yes, according to preliminary
findings of DR.. Jeanne L. Noble,
noted educator and author who
viii moderate the public sympo-
SUM on womanpower to be spon-
sored by Delta Sigma Theta So
rority during its 25th nat 'oaal
convention in Washington, d. C.'s
Statler-Hilton Hotel August 1923.
DIR. Noble is assistant dean of
students at the City College of
New York, chairman of the Re-
search committee of the Nation
al Association of Women Deans
and Counselors and first vice
president of Delta Sigma Theta
sorority, an international organi-
cation of 10000 predominantly
Negro college women.
Matching her IS Negro girls,
aged II, with the white girls us
ed in an earlier similar expert
ment conducted by a colleague,
DR.. Noble found that middle
class white and Negro girls tend
ed to have traditional concepts
about the roles of women in A
merican society, and that the OPP
posite was true for lower class
white and Negro girls.
Shown $50 photographs of wo-
men doing various jobs and ask
ed if the women were doing
things they would like to do or
would like to see their mothers
do, the middle-class girls replies
"No" each time the photograph
showed women doing anything
other than teaching, cooking,
nursing, playing or any number
of other jobs commonly consider
ed traditional for women. Only
three, for instance, saw women
rs judges.
DR.. Noble pointed out that,
though only half completed, her
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

ces Among a Group of Pre-Ado-
lescent Girls, Concepts of Wo-
mems Roles" DR.. Mobiles find
ings were recently presented to
the National Institute of Men
til Health, at Bethesda, Md. The
Institute had awarded her a $1995
grant to conduct the study.
Author of the book 1.-THE Negro
Women's College Education and
of several professional articles,
the attraetv We and youthful DR..
Noble will moderate a panel of
outstanding women educators
who will discuss the implications
of the major works published on
womanpower in 1857 by the Ma
tional Manpower Conference
which also published THE Ne
gro Potential"
Panelists for the symposium,
set for $50 a. m. on August 81,
will be DR.. Kate Mueller of the
University of Indiana, who will
discuss the psycholog cal view;
Marguerite Zapolean, specialist in
the Women's Division of the U. S.
Department of Labor and author
of The College Girl Plans A
head" will present significant
Womanpower statistics; DR.. Esther
Lloyd Jones, professor at
Teachers College of Columbia
University and chairman of the
American Council on Education's
Commission on the Education of
Women, will speak on 'Impl ca
ton for Education" and Dorothy
I Height, former president of
Delta Sigma Theta, who now
heads the National Council of Ne
gro Women will discuss woman
powers Implication for Commu-
nifty Participation
DIR. Noble has a fresh frame
of reference for the womanpow-
er symposium she is to moderate.
An article of hers entitled "Wo-
manpower: Present and Potential"
was finished and published last
Spring.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

SEVEN HONOREES-When the National Beauty Cuurists
league in Miami Aug 81 it honored SO individuals
from many walks of life the nation Seven of the
honorees league shown above, left right
Mesdames Mabel Dcns, Washington c., former trustee
MEMBER c. NJ Young sole living organizer and orr
gnal league member Mary E. Patterson Little Rock, pio
organizer of the national BODY Doris Ford Richmond
Va holder of record for bringing largest delegation to
cesve conventions Marie Smith, Philadelphia first nation
youth council leader Maude Gadsen, New York. chairman
Beautieians Hall of Fame; and Minnie Hurley New York,
league for 18 years -(ANP)
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

Song stylist Maxine Sullivan,
and jazz bassist Winnie Burke,
will be featured guests on CHS
Radios "Upbeat Saturday Night
at 5:05-5:30 p. m. Hal Wess will
receive the "Arranger of the
Week tribute from Jim Lowe,
host of the program.
Miss Sullivan will sing "The
Lady is a Tramp and Just like
Gypsy
Winnie Burke will play Softly
as in Morning Sunrise" and
jazz original, Ten A. NJ
Eddie Collins will lead the CD
S Radio swing band in the Hal
Wess arrangements of From
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

This Moment On my Heart
Stood STILL" and Lover Come
Back to Me-
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
Maxine Sullivan Guest of TUpbeat Saturday Night

Dick Teela produces, Ken
Pickett directs. and Dick Ellison
writes "Upbeat Saturday Night"
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

AKA PREXY-Mrs Arnetta c. Wallace grand basieus AL
pha Kappa Alpha sorority and guest of President Will
hams " Tubman during the 111h anniversary celebration
Liberals independence established the foreign chap
of the 50year-od organization of college the
capital city of Monrovia The chapter authorized by the
1856 AKA boue is composed of American living in
Africa and Lberian who become sorority members
while attending U. S. colleges lamp
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31
Data M Chatter
ny DARCY pEMILLE

from HOLLYWOOD 70 HARLEM There's doubt about
Johnny Mathis Ia hottest thing cAstIBox
they ougha know Ills latest dnc Call Me has the top
only weeks after H initial release n addition his Columbia t
BILLBOARD. VARIETY, CASH,
BON AND best selling II charts
good . hasn't gone Only rc.
dd be venture buy his first white Mercedes
wisely of
buildings young Mathis
he VIII residence Gotham and live there apart
raouts) part of the year
The stars win descend upon Chicago week Of Nov 2s 10
the premiere ot Anna tncast which stars those tnera
EAnrriA Krrr SAMMY DAVIS JR FREDERICK oNAt ard
JAMES EDWARDS
oNEAt. top ranking Eqhtya
into the Windy city meet tho and the
ngs the big night That npa oriental theatre viii be
place tho prrem Heretei REX IEGRAM ALVIN cnpRess.
AND fsABEiIE COOLEY have Juicy tho picture too
Iouayine ran when the
pRrrrERs nc Invaded the city Tor their second annual
confab
Tweant rartyng glamour girls
support League
rcy no memberships the
civic organizations
thSy chapter nsvcna group souh
Dtera represented
Chicago Kansas city. 81 indianapolis
Loa'vle oi' Miller nawson to' Chicago, national pr'
Everybody talking about way HARRY BEfAFOgrE
.InanaEcd to get way appear
AtIdNss sought ali
competing studios MIC Cnsl l'eafunte
ticket would appear the Allen
the Sullivan
Allen party approached nylnfono
the II Alton would iet him MINUTES
pleased plring
those 20 minutes Balafano v act direct
your calendar Sullivan portable
hacltstagr 30 he can watch thia ahow tool
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31

Our Classified ads have the re-
putation Of bringing Immediate re-
suits II you have something
10 sell.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31

For a great many years I have
felt that many Of us may have
been too hard on the German
people. aa a people, during all the
years Of the Third Reich. We often
condemned them for not standing
up against the Nazis. for hooking
the other way when Jews were
prosecuted and political opponents
were herded into concentration
camps
But as the passions Of World
War n die down. wonder II II
really isn't possible for any nation
10 be buliled and browbeaten ?
Just take a look AT what Is going
on in the South these days,
How many Americans down
there are standing up 70 the yio-
lent extremists who 10 around
blowing up public school buildings
and dynamiting Jewish temples ?
You can probably name one or
two courageous politicians hsre
and those who have spoken out
against the violence, But the iist
of those in both parties who have
not aaid anything because Il Is
not yet "safe" TO do so Is a long
one.
whore are the voices of Sens
Fulbrght Mcclellan. sparhman
Hn smathers and other ao-cailed
Southern 'moderates' ? And why
the doafening silence from Lee
Potter chief of the Republican
National Committees southern
campaign Staff
Think back how many people
we're silent during the Mccarthy
era. n makes mo feel a little more
tolerant about the slownesa with
which people abroad have thrown
OFF the yoke OF dictatorship and a
lot more impatient with some of
my own countrymen
Copyright, 1868. Robert q
apiynckl
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31

and cheerful you forget she has
been sightiess for years.
She attends her church and
social club meetings because she is
such a pleasant person to be with
Friends call for her and take her
home
We also stopped by TO see an.
other friend VINO Is not really IN
but quite elderly She has every
thing in the world 70 make one
happy She has son who pays
Tor a maid for her the year
around. she has children who come
to see her from out Of the city
whenever they can and az once II
she telephones them and says she
Is homemck 70 see them
She has outIived all Of her fam
ny and every one Of her friends.
Her friends children 90 go see
her because Of her lovely children
and grand children. / doubt II she
would have much company II she
lived alone As soon as you get in
the door she starts complaining
about what the maid has or hasn't
done. She fusses and fumes about
everything AL try 20 tell her how
bleased she is 70 have a son who
has spent the best years Of his
life al home with her because
when he was a boy IN his late
teens he promised his father not
10 worry about Mother because
as long aa he lived he would take
care Of her. She has never known
what Il is 10 want for n thing
You wonder what on earth she
finds 70 complain about2 All ]
can say is everything Although
In her early s0's her brain is very
active, she has all Of her senses,
reads, listens TO the radio and sees
television and talks over the tele-
phone with friends and Is able 10
look up the numbers Hasn't she
ben blessed ? OF course she misses
her friends Most OF them have
been dead for over 20 years, but
their children go see her often
Friends take her out In their cars
too, but still she Is very unhappy
n is her way of Hfe
Some Of her younger handi-
capped friends would love 20 be
free from worry If they knew they
would be provided for IN their old
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-31
"ARviD ANDERSON SURE
WINNER, " SAYS
CAMPAIGN MANAGER

Hen w HanNl campaign
manager for Ar,td J Andy" An.
dcrson candidate for state repre-.
sentative IN the aist district says
the prospects o. Anderson's elec.
tlon on Nov are exceptionally
good
he says Anderson viii try 10
see a. many people as he can be-
fore Tuesday but those whom he
cannot see VIII be contacted by
mail
Anderson is member ~
NAACr and Mr. Hanzai SAYS we
soon viii have representative
who is ror oppressed people and
foe ~ an special interests