davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17

ce en- la va prolongada huelga,
y que eS I'm rayo de esperanto
en- me0Io de esta situacion.
Senal6 dicho vocero que la
presencla del mediator no sig
mica que tenga todos los pode-
res, y que SUI decision tenga por
fuerza que ser acatada y cum
plida por las parties, va que la
misma tendra que ser sometida
a cada una de las parties y estu
dada detenidamente.
Haste ahora los ingenieros ha.
ban rechazado toda interven-
cion de la Junta Nacional de.
Mediacion, y hasta habian dispa
RADIO algunas criticas contra la
empresa, que trataba, segun
ellos, de forzar una capitalization
de los ingenieros
Sin embargo, la prolongaci0n
del paro y la no soluci6n e in
transigencia de ambas parties.
parece que ha lido quebrando la
resiStencia de los ingenieros a
aceptal I'm mediator, Y al fin
Sc ha acceptable que I'm miembro
de dicha Junta venga a mediar
en- ell conflicto.
ReSulto una sorpresa para mu-
chos esta decision de los inge-
nleros, y Sc comenta que entire
otros %facores, existe ell tenor
por parte de estos de que Sc pro
duzca alguna MEDIA federal
que pudiera poner en- peligro
Ell esfuerzo de la huelga.
Sc eStima asimismo que am
has parties Sc encuentran actual.
mente con una actitud mas
alberta a cualquier solucion, en-
grade menoS intransigente que
al principle de la huelga.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
Muere Aneiana Vietima
de Fatal Academic

Una anciana, la Sra. Melita
Garnet, fue victima de un aci
cidente de automovil que lie cos
to la vida, al ser arrollada por
ell caro- que manejaba Charles
R. Clark, de 20 amos, vecino de
1855 NV 80 Street.
La sonora Garnet salia de la
puerta de SUI casa, 1910 SW Sc
ven Street, segun informan los
investisadores L.. F. Gracey y
Jay Golden, y fue alcanzada por
la ruedas del autom6vil que
gulaba Clark, quien momentos
antes, segun la policfa, hubo de
sufrir otro accidente.
Clark fue acusado de violar
una luz roja y de ocasionar ell
Academic. Sufri6 hgeras herr
das.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
aDordn Fiesta q
Ninos Huerfonos

Ell sabado a la una de la tarde
tendra lugar I'm acto festive en-
Ell Puesto 20 de la Legion Anne
ricana, en- homemade a los huer-
fsnos del Condado Dade, que
en- numero de $50 mas o me
nos, concurriran a la fiesta ma
vidcna.
Ell puesto de la Legion Anne
ricana esta situado en- $500 Bis
cayne Boulevard.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
Gersfein ExaIfd Labor
International Contra
eI Azofe Del Cancer
EIosia Institutes del cdneer de Miomi y Panamerieano
Cite EspeeiuInente Grundes contribUciones de la MUier

con la Pan American Center
Cytology Society, organismos
estos que hacen va los prepa-
rativos para la gran actividad
que Sc desarrollara en- Miami
durante la Semana Panameri-
cana de MARIO del pr6ximo ano.
"Ustedes pueden estar orgu-
llosos de ser batalIadores con.
ira ell cancer -dijo ell senior
Gerstein. Ustedes estan recor-
dando a otros la participation
que cada ciudadano debe tener
en- esta cruzada que es de to-
dos.
Eel Institute del Cancer de
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17

Ante un distinguido grupo
de damas, dedicadas a luchar
por la eradication del cancer,
Sc dirigi6 ell Fiscal del Estado,
Mr., Richard E. Gerstein, en- una
interesante conferencia, exal-
tando la labor de los abnega-
dos cancerologos y demas au-
xiliares que luchan por erradi-
ear esa terrible enfermedad.
Sc trata de la campana des-
plegada por ell Institute del Can
GER de Miami en- cooperation
con ell grupo international de
Citologia del Cancer, organiza.
eion vinculada estrechamente
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17

La escena da Navidad ANNA.
da mas grande del Sur de Flo
rida, ha sido erigida por la
compania de Panaderias Holsum
en- ell Sur de Miami, y esta va
a la vista del publico segun
anuncio hecho por eI Presiden-
tie de Holsum, ST.. Jodean Cash.
Despues de cinco meses de
trabajos, la gigantesca escena,
que esta frente a la panaderia
de la Carretera No. l, fue com.
pletada ell viernes pasado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17

Con ell apro.
piado no m br e
de "Palacio de
Santa en- Flori.
da", la escena Sc
e x t lie nd e Gin.
cuenta pies de
frente y hay al.
gunas porciones
que tienen hasta
Is pies de alto.
Hacia ell fondo
tiene % pies.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
BUenOs Ingresos Vatieinan Para
eI PresvpUesto EstataI 1959-bl

Ell Estado de la Florida ten
ORA un alto ingreso, por con-
cepto de contribuciones, duran
tie ell bienio 1959-1961, segun in
forma Ell Contralor estatal Mr..
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
Comision del Condado Sc opone
al Cierre de EseveIas PubIieas

La Comision del Condado
"Pro Mejores Escuelas" paso
una resolution por unanimidad
oponiendose al cierre de escue
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17

Cielos nubIadOs; temperature fresca de menOs
de so grades y nuvias intermitentes. vientOs del
nOrte y nOrOeste.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

ings as major traffic danger zones.
Think for 4 moment, how many
times each day YOU drive through
intersections. and youll realize how
important tho following tips are for
Your safety, and the safety Of other
motorists
As you approach an intersection
reduce you speed have your foot
ready for braking and be alert.
2. Remember green light is not
an automatic signal to 70. Curb
that desire for a quick getaway and
make sure the intersection is clear
before proceeding.
3 Don attempt to beat a chang
ing signal by speeding into an in
tcrsection. This is the most danger
Gus time 70 cross.
4 Never pass other cars when
approaching an intersection or driv-
ing through one.
I ). Be particularly careful when
/ driving on one-Wav streets. On ap-
preaching intersections, drivers
often change lanes suddenly to be
III the proper position for left
or right hand turn.
Signal lights and stop signs arc
not barricades they are traffic con
trolls installed for your convenience
and safety. They must be obeyct
fully in order to be effective.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Juniors, With 20, Lead FarmyiIIe High
School Honor Roll For Fall Semester

A total 81 81 students nAndo fhn
semester mn0r ~al' 9 Farnr.ilr
High Schoo.
Leading INC list were tho juniors.
win ~ Next ~ order we're the
ciRil'h graders. With ~ sophie
norcs. IL, freshmen IN. seniors.
II.
On the list were
Seniors Carol Campbell. Richard
Glenn Mortimer Lectc. Virginia
Moss. Roy Plunkctt, EVELYN Price.
william Uhuch. Joan Williams.
faullne W oin a k end Barclay
Woodward.
Juniors joel Coleman. j Il d 20 n
Covington. Cabcll Fitzpatrick. Vic
tor Harper, Donald Houpe. Ruth
Catlin, Sally Ann CLARK. Rosemary
Glover. Billie D Crcnshaw. Betty
GRAHAM. Susan Harwood Irene
Hatchcll. Ann Hix. Emma Garnet
Xix. Jane Morton, Patsy Lane
Carol Robert. Anne Swcrtfercr. Ed.
ward Weinberg and Gilbert Wood
Sophomorcs George plinkett
Nancy Webster Jeanne Whitaker
Janice Wood William Farley Jaw
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Ha1per AieN Holmes Maaf
Mcclure John Aloisr vnrn4a
Alternately John Arehart. BiI.
Broun Rockvc Bruce Eltc Crcn.
shaw Delales DanEley and Elaine
Fails
Freshmen JuHc oakes. Lee Put-
noy Janet Taylor Sherry TAYLOR.
Patsy TefF 20 Leslie Andrews.
Mary f3caslev Ann DeMuth. Bar
bara Ennis Scott Harwood Betty
Hall. Fay Martin. Margaret MIC
Clary, Ronald McClmg. jerome
Leete KITTY Glenn and Sharon
Francis,
Eighth graders JACK Leather
wood, Bobby o Bren. Billy Pail
ston. Mary Jane Martin. Jane
Parker Edward Williamson, Eliza.
beth Robson. j kie Schmidt.
Brenda Wells, Kay Whitfield Bar.
bara Scclv. Bill Gates. aom Glenn.
Cliff jenkins. Sara Gillian. Lila
Jane Hanbnav Mary Bipes. Betty
jean Crenshaw. Nancy Dow and
Betty Lee Wells
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Movie Guide

Compiled by wOman's club mo-
ton picture committee. 4
Death III Small Doses Mild
expose Of black market IN a type
Of "Stay-awakc pill being sold to
truck drivers. Not recommended for
children.
Gun Battle al Monterey Stcrl-
ing HAYDEN is shot in the back BY
his robbcr partner. and when re
covered. takes a new identity and
searches for his traitorouS buddy.
Not recommended for children
Pal joey Frank Sinatra plays
rcsounding heel. With Rita Hay
worth and Kim Novak as two OBJ
iects Of his rowing eve. Entertaining
but not recommended for young
people Or children
The Pride and the Passion
Guerrilla dic-hards resist Napolcan
after capliulation Of Spain s Army
and drag cannon hundreds Of
miles 70 attack Walled CITY Special
Merit film III color
The unholv Wife" Diana DORIS
PLAYS wife who shoots another
man when She tries to xiii aer
husband, then gets latter to take
the blame Good mclodrama. but
not recommended for children.
The Wnyward Bus A bus and
hts cmotionallY disturbed driver are
heroes ofGth!S John Stcinbeck tale
about the unual assortment Of
characters whose lives are at a
crisis, Not recommended for chill
drcn
Dina Sal Minco gives a soul
soaring performance as a teen-agcr
released from reformatory ard re-
iccted by his parents and com
munity A good move. but not
recommended FOR children.
The Girl Most Likely A comedy
telling Of davdrcamiAR bank
clerk who becomes engaged to
three Young men al once. md finds
way Of choosing the one she
wants to marry.
Game Of Love" Adult treat
ment Of seduction Of youth BY an
older woman and consequent change
~ friendship with girl his own
age French finn With subtitlcs.
Not recommended for young people
or children
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Club Calendar
Farmvillc PRESBYTERIAN Church

armviilc Presbyterian Church
circlcs-Mondav. f G bruary 10
Circle l. 10 a m. chairman, Mrs
J w. Elliott. hostess. Mrs. W. w.
McClIntic. circle II, 10 a. m. chair
man. Mrs 4 l. McClenny. hos
tess, Mrs. Horace Adams: Circle
III. 10 am, chairman. Mrs. B. T.
Taylor, Jr., hostess. Mrs. F. H.
Hamburg, circle ". 8 pm. chair
man. Mrs. Wallace Gillian. hos
tess. Mrs. II. E. Southall. co-hos-
tess, Mrs Owen Dunkley: circle v,
pm. chairman. Mrs. Fred Lynn,
hostess. Mrs A. T. Rice. co-hos-
tess. Mrs. Walter Edwards Jr,
circle VI. 8 pm chairman, Mrs w
r. Rhodes. hostess, Mrs E. l.. Mil
ton. co-hosteSS. Miss Vernclle Nor
ris. and circle VII. 3 pm. chair
man. Mrs George jarrett. hostess.
Mrs. Leon Williams. co-hostess,
Mrs. f. E. Rkldleberger
Methodist WSCS-Monday Feb.
10, 3 pm Circle with Mrs. Nor
man Myers, circle 4 with Mrs.
f. Wenger. co-hostess. Mrs. Lacy
Cmnbcy. circle 4 with Mrs. Richard
Moorce co-hostess. MIS-. A. S. Wal
kcr. Jr circle 5 with Mrs. c. #.
Newman, Jr.. circle 6 With Miss
Florence Stlbbs. co-hostess. Mrs.
Blanche Badger. circle 7 With Mrs.
f. NJ Whltlock circle With Mrs.
Mary Fulchcr co-hostcss. mis- S
Julia Davidson: circle 9, with Mrs.
S. Fcnton Collins. co-hoStcss. Mrs
j w. Crutc Circle ono will meet
Tuesday Feb IT, 10 am. with
Mr. NJ. U Iccte. co-hoStcsS. Mrs.
JOHN Garrett
Episcopal auxiliary Monday.
Feb. 10. Group | $50 pm. at the
Parish house. group 2. 8 pm al
the Parish house: group 3. 8 pm,
with Mrs Francis G. Landlord. Jr
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

ceiVed The picture Of It's namesake
! from Miss Clara Kagcr. Slater
system manager.
During the THANKSGIVING holidays
she obtained the picture, repro
dlction OF an oil painting or a pic
ture Of an oil painting. from the
New York Historical Society.
She had II framed in Farmvilln
and then presented II TO the college
Tho print shows Patrick Henry
in his younger days, before he
wrote the charter for Hampdcn-
sydney IN 1888. and before he be
came ne college most prominent
trustee
Miss Kaeer. Who has boon at
Hampton sydney slncc 1856. said
that She felt tho Patrick Henry
room needed some distinction I.
fit Its name. since there we're no
pictures or furnishings there to as-
sociate the room Win Henry
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Justice Archibald Buchanan and
Joe Strauss. both of Tazewell, were
overnight guests here Tuesday
Mrs George r Rodgers is TIE
guest of her sister, Mrs J Walkcle
Biscoc, and MI. Biscoe 1 m Rich
nond
MIS-. J q Bruce. Mrs. George
r Rodgers, Mrs. s A. Overton
Mrs W H. Judd and Mrs Lloyd
White represented the Farmville
Baptist church at the executive
board meeting Of the Appomattox
association WMU at Liberty church
in AppomatIoX Monday
Guests III tn Harold 8 Hallock
home tins week were MI and
Mrs Harry Madison 81 CORTLAND.
IN M. and Mr., and Mrs, Snyder
Rapplcvc ana Mr. and Ms Rob
cit Marshall u Ithaca, N M
Mr Ard MS 4 n Agee and MI
and MRS Robert johnson spent
Sunday IA Madison with Mr and
Mrs Earl ARcc. Lucile Agcc re-
turned home with hcr grandparents.
thc z 4 Ages for 4 visit
MlA4 Virginia Cousins, 81 Black
stone WAN n week end guest I'm ,hc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Mfr. and Mrs 3. V Timbcrlake
have returned from visit with
his sister Miss Ann Undertake,
in Richmond
w S Hamilton spent last week
lin Fairfax where he attended a
General Motors school
Susu Mcintosh had her tonsila
removed AT Southsidc Community
hospital Thursday
/ Mi and Mrs Robert Clark and
daughter Pam 81 Richmond, were
week end guests IN the G q CLARK
home
MIS- Dos spillman ~ Rich
mond spent the week end here
With Miss Sara Wlkerson
Mrs w Raymond and brother
Irving BarkSdalc. visited Nflicnls
n WILLIAMSBURG during The week
end
Miss RAY Greenland has returned
70 Gainesville. Fla where Sha Isl
dong graduate work AZ tho Uni
verslty Of Florida she had visited
friends here
Ms Tommy Knight Lett today
TO JOIN Mr. KNIGHT i'll san Jhan. Pu-
erto Rico Mrs knipht WIN attend
the University Of Puerto REQ
MI and Mrs Herman IBarbWM
Visited Mr. Barbour patchty Nh
and Mrs W +. Barbour. III Lynch
burg during the week end
Mrs T. r Drrskill Of Richmond.
has been the guest Of hcr daughter.
Mrs. W II Wllkerson
Miss Joan Spencer and Miss Ma
linda Ayres accompanied b Proup
Of Lonewood College students 10
Richmond Monday evening" ier The
Monfavana concert
MI and MIS- W S Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Yeahts. Nj
and Mrs Charles Noble. Mr. and
Mrs Harold Word Mr. ald Mrs
John Warner. Mr., and Mrs Bruce
Spencer Nj and Mrs Ben Bersch
Mr.. and Mrs Keith Hudelns. Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Mrs Newton Glenn. OF Prospect
entertained Tuesday with lunch
con celebrating the birthdays Of
three sisters. Mrs Herbert Pal.
liam OF Appomattox Mrs. Mar
shall Burger Of Farmyille. and
Mrs Glenn, which all occurred
tins week
Mrs Bob Franklin Mrs RAY
mond Lawson and Miss frankie
Mckinney Of Apponattox Mrs.
G n Price. Of Prospect. ME-
Fletcher lfby Mrs Earl Carter.
MES q II Dowdy MIS- &. II.
Dowdy Jr and daughter. Char
lenc. Mrs Jack Gordon Mrs jake
Simpson, and Mrs I ] FAlchor.
pr Of Faimville were guests VII
the Glenn homo for The occasion.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
ellis Unit Meets At
Mrs. Putney's Today

The Gins Unit q southsidc Hos
pital Auxiliary Will meet Friday.
February \, a $50 pm. with Mrs.
s W. Putncy, ~. on the Hampden-
Sydney Road The place Of meeting
has been changed due to The Illness
Of Mrs. ~ r. Crawford. who
planned - be the hostess.
Nj and MIS- Felix Barthclcmy
have m ovc d from Appomattox
street to 400 High street
Mrs John Wesley Hail. Of Rich
mend, is the guest Of her daughter
and family d.. and Mrs. w w.
TAYLOR.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Motor Mods
Intersection OF No Mans Land Site OF
go Per Cent OF Collisions, Driuers Find

Ninety per cent Of all collisions
occur at intersections that Mo
Mans Land where anything can
happen and often docs.
These statistics compiled BY Los
Angeles taxi drivers indicate that
many drivers don't identify cross
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
70 rsonu( menhon

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Sydnor and
Ms. Frank Organ viii spend the
week end at thc Hotel jefferson IN
Richmond, where they win attend
a tobacco meeting
Mrs l. D Whitaker. Jr., and
children. Elizabeth Lloyd, Bill and
David VIII leave Sunday to JON
Sergeant Whitaker ii Hebron,
Germany, for three years
Mrs. i. A Smith wiz, entertain
her bridge club Friday evening
Mrs 4 y Lancaster JILL visited
friends ~ Ashland Tuesday
MISS Libby Jarrett 81 Wcsthatnp-
ton College IN Richmond. was
week end guest fl the Marshall
Burger home
MISS Rockye Bruce was the guest
Oh MISS. Cherry Blanton last week
end Ill Front Royal Mis- Bruce
attenhe the Randolph-Macon
Academy dane Win Bradley
krcsgc
Capt ana Mrs John B Rich ana
son. Johnny. and Mrs Ethel Sherry,
all 81 Arlington viii arrive Friday
for visit with their parents Mi
and Mrs r ". Carson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Miss Guthrie To Marry
William Y. Henley

Mr. and Mrs John J Guthrie.
Of Ballsyille. announce the engage
ment Of their. daughter. Emma
Irene. 10 William V Henley. son
81 Mr. and Mrs Walter F. Henley
Of Richmond
The wedding viii take place I'll
the early fall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Miss kager Gives
IIampden- Sydney
Patrick Henry Print

The Patrick Henry room has a
picture of Patrick Henry finally,
Hampden sydney Colleges small
dining room in the Commons re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Get ST Joseph Aspirin at your
drug counter today. IL tablet tin
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Save most on large economy
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ST. Joseph Aspirin For Children
IS approved by more doctors for
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Accurate dosage assured Exclusive.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Crows Nest
by NlMRoD JONES

soldiers, and even a few nickels and
pennies.
Joe belongs to l7-year-old CARA
Dieter. who rescued him when he was
a tiny thing with hardly a feather.
She never dreamed that she'd have a
financial wizard on her hands.
Alas, rs is sometimes the case with
tycoons like Joe, there is a deep
shadow Of scandal in his career. If
you'd like to know the shocking
details, turn 10 page 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Though Sue, the cocker spaniel above,
is no scholar OF Shakespeare. she IS
doubtless lamenting: Uneasy lies
the head that wears q crow" For Joe.
the crow. is a saucy creature who
lords il over everyone on the block in
Wheat Ridge. Colo.
And Joe has pretty good reason TO
feel cocky. He is perhaps the-richest
bird in America. Slowed away in a
hollow tree, he has q veritable for
tune in bottle caps. pins. beads. tin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

When Asian Flu symptoms first
strike, call your doctor and follow
his advice. Also keep ST. Joseph
Aspirin on hand to ease feverish,
headachy miseries of colds and flu
Preferred By AlIIlions 10
Any Other Pain Reliever
St Joseph Aspirin IS proved 3
times faster in disintegrating speed
than other leading brands tested
It's ready to 60 to work 3 times
faster to help you feel better!
The proved medical action of
St Joseph Aspirin assures the
best, safest. fastest headache relief
and fever-reducing help money can
buy. What's more, millions prefer
ST. Joseph Aspirin because it acts
gently, without stomach upset
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
IMPORTANT HEALTH FACTS
Here's wDn0f Ia no
tor MiSeFieS at COLDS
and ASIAN FLU

The o. s. Public Health Service
Has Recommended BED Rest and Aspirin"
for Relief Of Fever and Pains Of Asian Flu
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-15
Chicago Store
Hires Negro
rs COnSultant

WASHINGTON CAMP )-- Of
ficials of Carson Pirie
Scott and CO.., one of Chi
cago's leading department
stores last week announced
the appointment of Miss
Sylvis A. Taylor a senior
in the college of liberal
arts, Howard university,
as a consultant in the
stores College Shoppe.
As a consultant Miss
Taylor will commend wear
ing apparel to teen age
and col lege -age shoppers.
She WI ii be among 25 coll
lege consu1tants S selected
by Carson's from colleges
throughout the country.
Miss Taylor is be ieved
to be the first coed
from a pre- e-dominant ly
Negro inst itut ion to re-
ceive such an appointment
in Chicago.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-15
clerk assists In
Catching Thief

A clerks intuition helped po-
lice catch a bogus check passer
last Friday morning. GLENN
DOVER, employee at the Paint
Pot llOl E. Washington became
suspicious of a customer who
cashed a $50 check and said
that he would return for the
paint later. MIR. Dover phoned
the bank and he received in
formation that the check was
useless. The bold check pasSer
returned after his merchandise
and was caught by the officers
after a wild chase. WILLIAM
STILLS was apprehended in an
apartment on E. Jefferson St.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-15
TRIBUNE STIFF
NCREk.SLS

i'm WOODS, l7l8 w. Son
ora, Arizona resident for l6
years, has joined the staff of
the Arizona Tribune:
A graduate of Carver High
School, Jim attended ASC Tempe
and Phoenix College. He studied
Commercial Art and Photography
Later he continued his Photogra-
ply course at the John Ander-
sons Photography School. In
1855, he became a licensed and
bonded photographer.
Jim's subjects include many
Phoenix citizens and scenes. and
his photographs have appeared
in several national publications.
Jim is married and he is
the father of four children.
JOHNNY CLAYBORN, 234l.
W. Washington ST., we'll known
vocalist, emcee, and comedian
has joined the staff of the Ari~
zona Tribune as sales repre-
sentative.
Johnny came to the Valley
of the Sun last October. He
attended Tennessee State College
and Western Baptist Seminary.
He was previously on the
staff of the Ohio State News and
the Ohio Sentinel of Columbus,
Ohio.
He is currently working the
night club circuit in the Phoenix
area.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-15
Register Vote
I nd Know
The Candidates

~ h~AR N$SP hill(A ia IL SNt '
you must register. know your
candidate and vote. If you reg
lister Democratic, you are a
member of the Democratic Party.
You have Equal Opportunity with
all other Democrats to select
the Candidates who will become
the Party's Nominees. In the
Democratic Party, you have the
choice.
The following 1858 events
are presented by the volunteer
workers of the party to enable
you to meet the candidates and
decide for yourself which ones
deserve your support.
Avondale Rally, August Is,
1880 pm. All candidates. At
Avondale Grammar School Ball
Park No charge. Sponsored
by the Democratic Party workers
of Avondale.
August 18th at loo pm.
-l2:OO midnight at beautiful
Greyhound Park. All inside and
cooled. Candidates Fair. No
charge for admission. Special
gifts and entertainment for child
rem during afternoon. All demo-
cratic candidates will be here.
Sponsored by the Phoenix Demo-
cratic Woman's Club.
Sunnyslope rally August
22nd. 500 pm. American Le-
gion Hall. All candidates -Spon-
sored by the Northwest Valley
Young Democrats.
Sunnyslope Rally August p
800 pm. -AmericanLegion Hall
All candidates. Sponsored by the
Democratic Party Workers of
Sunnyslope.
Harmony Ball : August %,
500 pm. Woman's Clubhouse,
3Ol w. Earll DR.. $l.00 dona-
tion. Orchestra and dancing.
Sponsored by the Northwest
Valley Young Democrats
Old fashioned candidates rally
August oath, Sciots Auditorium.
Barbecue, orchestra, dancing and
beverages. $500 donation. All
candidates will be here. Spon-
sored by Maricopa County Demo-
cratic Central Committee.
Rally at Orangewood School.
August 26, 7:30 pm, 1887 No.
10Th Avenue. Candidates for US.
Senate. US. Congress and Gov
ernor. Legislative candidates for
District No. "a no charge.
Sponsored by the Democratic
Party Workers of District "a.
August 18th 500 pm.
Encanto Park Bandshell. Demo-
cratic Candidates for Congress,
us. Senate and Governor. The
Democratic State Chairman
will ask them questions, you
may tool
August 30th $50 pm.
Candidates rally in Mesa at the
Mesa Civic Center. Candidates
of both parties. Barbecue, bev-
erages and dancing.
Candidates Rally September
5th by Murphy Democratic Wom-
an s club.