davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Hearts. FOlUers. D0ues. Guns Ducks Bears
Bedeck Valentines, 1858 Style, Win Rnrin
Somewhere there's a heart

II may be IN the stew, on a hat
or coming ont Of a gun, but that
heart is about all that some valen-
tines have III common this year
There are cards for qodchild,
a baby celebrating her first ST.
Valentines day. sistcr and her hus-
band. Someone Nice. Hubby grand
mothers and grandfathcrs. brother.
little boys, little girls Sweetheart.
Honey. Someone Dear. Teacher and
a Mighty Nice Boy Friend
But the first sellouts were the
Uncle cards
Wife Sold Last
The last viii be the Wife. if you
can predict from the past
The husbands all come in at the
last minute before the store closes. :"
ore Farmville clerk sighed this
week. as she looked al the full
For My Wife" and To The
Woman | Married shelves
The Hubby plckines were nliehly
Spil ~ IN liilN -NtIh
II seems that the women. all
ages. shop earlier. While mother is
buying her Hubby card. she IL
pick up those for the grade school
children
Lets sec III need 40 for my
daughter ono barred mother said.
rhrrk,np nor Net
So What's for Supper
Biggest buyers however, are the
high school and college girls. They
quickly exhausted the towns supply
Of contemporary cards sample:
It's Valentine Day SO what
for SUPERB and fell back to the
funny. two bears talking Let's
fall for each other open up to
some stairs you flrst") and
the more sentimental ones
Favorlte grln-crackers the red
card purchased BY an l-year-old
girl. bearing a lily white left hand
rhinestone-rmge on the proper fin
ger. With the lovely sentiment. DO
Won know what I'd say If YOU gave
nc a rng? Open up TO q langling
telephone Wrong Number
Or how about My dear YOU look
charming who does your embaln1
mg9'
Or Holding hands the whole day
through is fun for any twosomo.
and you and could so to town. but
YOU re so AWFUL GRUESOME.
Or Valentine $ message. Yo u
should be on me stage the
one that leaves in half an hours
Or Even. a pooch might like 70
smooch- but aof with YOU
or TINS Valentine is strictly
corn and not poetic raNn' But
what Wu2 YOU expectn Sonnc's by
Tic Bard Of Avon?"
Price No Factor
The English doesn't improve with
The price for this gem is available
foe d dollar TO my husband on
Valentine day love va near,
love "a far love va anywhere va
arc | love va winter spring and
fail. ! lovc va anytime at all In
fact l guess It's safe to say. loNe
va more and more each day r. ).
! love va
Dollar Jobs arc available fof
Sweetheart Wife and Mother ou'
# there Werc any foF Psyche 10
send her CUPID, they re all gone
Current top price for husband
card 80 cents.
For a dollar. Won can ee' senil-
mental
.For Someone Nice on Valen-
ines Dav II may be INST on days
Ike tins that | take time to say
You're someone very special Who
II nice N every wav. But, anyhow.
think 50 every dav The whole year
through and % / got this valentine
10 tell YOU that ! do
N''''p',s ~ ooaoh
and comes complete with box for
,,,otItiNtr
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
HORIZONTALES:

r HORIZONTALES:
I-Libro con oraciones de la mi
Sa
6-Hermano de Jafet
9-Yunque de plateros
12-Larva de ciertos insectos
13-Suscripto
15-Cierres de correspondence o
ducumentos
16-Instrumentos de percussion
17-Organizacion de Naciones
Americans, Inic.
tS-Metal precioso
20-Provincia de la India
21-Existira
23-Amarra
25-Colorante azul
27-Sirva para indicar la direc-
ci6n del viento
30-Ave domestica
S1-Se usaba para ensenar a es-
cribir
S4-IntormacloneS
Rehabilitation, Inv.
37AAzada grande
39-Planta hortense
41-Amarro
42-Canoa mexicana
46-Galicismo por escritorio
48-Plantigrado
S0-Remuevo la TERRA con Ell
arado
S1-Obra de contention de aguas
53-Hermano de Cam
S5-Abrogado
S6-Entretenido
57-Articulo, Pl.
58-Labiernago, Inv.
So-Piedras planas
vERTIcALEs:
1-Cuadrumanos
2@Nombre de mujer
3--Operacion de aritmetica
4EOficial del ejercito turco
S-Flojo, suelto
6-Boniato, en- ciertos paises
s-Rey de Hungria
b-Reside
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
&!:s SSsN! IS
dc SSIKSI NASE
cumpIeenos

PIAZZA OnassrONDKNclA 70. sOx aa. MANI. FLORIDA
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

de una prolongada v~enturosa
existeneia.
Nuestros parabienes en- Ell dia
de hoy para la gentil dana sonora
Antonieta de Garcia esposa del
senior Fermin Garcia, con motive
de la grata celebration del aniyer-
sario de SUI nacimiento, y nuestros
votos porque cImpla muchos, y
muy dichosos, amos mas.
Bodas de MGder0
Celebran en- csta fecha la grata
OCCASION de sus Bodas de MADEIRA,
einco amos de venturosa union ma
trimonial. ell senior Sergio p. Con
zaIez Y sonora, Dulce Maria FOrtes,
de Gonzalez, miembros apreciadoS
de nuestrs colonia Guiana residen-
te en- Miami.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciban con motive de tan dichosa
OCCASION, unimos las nuestras muy
sinceras a la vez que formulamos
votos por SUI b%ienestar.
BOdos de AIsod6K
Celebran hoy sus Bodas de Al
god6n, segundo %sniversario matri-
monial, Ell senior Gil Paz y sonora,
Rita de Paz, a quienes felicitamos
cordiaimente.
Bodas de PGpel
Nos complace enviar un cordial
saludo a la gentil parejs salvado-
rena tornado por Ell senior AntO.
rio e. Mendoza y sonora, Lucia
CampOd6nicO de Mendoza, con mo-
two de la grata celebration de sus
Bodas de Papel, primer aniversa-
rio matrimonial, en- ell dia de hoy.
Enfermo
Lamentanos la novedad que
aqueja a la senorita Rosa Ines Su.
biria, quien guarda CANA en- SUI re
sidencia, y lie deseamos una prom
Ia mejoria.
De Vceaciones
En- pos de bien merecidas vaca-
clones, sale hoy por la via aerea
haeia Camagiiey. Cuba, a visitar
sus familiares, la gentil seflorita
Esther Maria Collado, a quien des-
pedimos cordialmente y deseamos
(Pasa q la Pagina 13)
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
Reine de Mays

ReinG de Moye
Muy animada y lucida quedo la
reunion celebrads en- tardes re-
cientes por los niembros del Club
international en- la residencia de
Ia sonora Carmen Riggs, Presiden-
IA de la organization, con Ell obje-
TO de realizar el Gltimo escrutinio
para elesir a la Reina del Club In
t~ernacional Y a su Reina de Mayo,
resultando vencedoras las CENT?
les damitas senoritas Theresa Or.
tiz y Evelina Cucalon.
La coronation de Su Males
tad Teresa tendra lugar en- Abril
durante regio bale que servira de
marco a la resplandeciente eere-
monia que culminara con Ell mo-
mento en- que lie cehira Ia bella
corona Su Majestad Lydia Fernan'
dez, Reina del Club international,
de 1857.
La coronation de Su MaJestad
Evelina sera celebrada durante Ell
festival de las Flores, a principles
de Mayo, durante ell cual Su Majes-
tad Sarita Hita, Reina de Mayo de
1857, hara transferencia de SUI dia-
dema al proclamarla soberana del
ano 1858.
Entire los agasajos de que seran
objeto estas dos encantadoras da-
mitas sc cuenta I'm viaje de placer
a Puerto Rico, en- donde ser$n
huespedes de honor del acogedor
hotel campestre borinqueno LAS
Montanas', recientemente inau-
gurado. Durante su estadia en- Puer
to Rico Ssran p~resentadas y feste-
jadas como huespedeS de honor
en- actos a~uspiciados por diferen-
ties entidades sociales y culturaleS.
Para mayor information, lame
Sc a la sonora Higgs, telefono High
land 3-1977, quien agradecera la
participation de tpdos los MEM
bros del Club International y Sus
simpatizadores con Ell fin de que
ambas fiestas resulten TODD un EXT
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

/ 9-Miserables
10-Relativo al primer hombre BIZ
blico
11-iSocorro!
14-Aparato de pescar
19-Caidad de ralo
22--Desinencia de los %quebrados
24-Amarrados
26-Articulo, Pl.
28-Letra griega
29-Alga filamentosa, Inv.
31-Dios de los rebanos
32-Elogiaba
33-Partes redondas y s~alientes de
una cosa
35-Ave treRadora, Inv.
38-Que caTecen de acento
40-Ciudad de Russia
43-Establecimiento publico
44-En las playas
45-Flores ~orientales
47-Desocupacion
49-Para engarzar ell bottom
51-Padecimiento
decomposition poetica
54-Propietario
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
PARA yARIos LEcroREs

PARA NELLY: La felicito por
haber sabido educar a su hijo, a
pesar de haberse divorciado.
Puesto que es listed joven hara
bien en- volverSe a casar, pero
no creo que la persona de que
me habla lie convenga. En- primer
termino, FL, mas que I'm amor,
es ISL tabla de salvacion", y en-
segundo lugar Ell mismo lie ha
dicho a listed que tiene muchos
inconVenientes para continuar
esas r~elacioneS. Bajo tales pala-
bras puede o~cuitarse muchas CO.
saS, pero una sofa .es induda-
BILE: que son suficientes para re-
nunciar a QUEEN las dijo. PA.
RIA Es un solem-
ne diSparate que proyecte listed
casarse con una muchacha tan 10
ven. Los padres de ella tiehen
muchlsirnas razon. 81 tanto Ia
quiere listed, SUI deber es espe-
rar los amos que ellos han indi.
cado. Frene su arAorosa vehemen
cia y comprenda Guam razonables
son los padres de su armada.
PARA LEONOR: Esos cuatro
amos que lleva listed a SUI novio
son una gran dificultad. Solo
en- ell case de que ambos Sc ten.
gan i'm amor extraordinario es
aconsejable ese matrimonio. Lie
CARA Ell dia en- que SUI novio lie
encuentre "vieJa" y entonces pro!
bablemente tendra que arrepen-
tirse de haber eelebrado el matri.
monio que proyecta. PARA
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

EN- DIAS PASADOS cumpli6
amos la inteligente y linda nina
LOURDES MALENA XIQUES y
ROSALES. LOURDES MALE
MA es alumna aventajada del
Institute Edison en- Ia ciudad de
La Habana dcnde reside con sus
felices padres, nuestro repre-.
sentante en- la capital de Cuba,
ell senior ALFREDO XIQUEX y
SUI distinguish sonora ISMEIDA
ROSALES. Felicidades a la pc.
Queha LOURDES.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

Nos complace publican la toto.
srafia de Ia estimada DANA cuba
ma sonora Celia Peha, quien estu-
vo de vista en- Miami y celebro su
cumpleanos durants su permanent
cha aquf, redeads del afecto de to-
dos los suyos.
Aunque algo tarde, nos compla-
ce e~nviarle nuestfas maj calidas
felicitaciones y Votos porque todos
sus cumpleanos en- Ell future sean
tan dichosos como este que ACADIA
de realizar.
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano de.
vida la gentil dana sonora Ana
celia Altagracia S0ba de Ia Mota,
motive por 81 cual nos complace
enviarle nuestras mas calidas fe-'
licitaciones y votos porque disfru-
tie de muchos amos mas de vida.
q 4
QueremoS ser los prlmerOs en-
felicitar calurosamente a la esti-
mazda dana SenoIa Adelaide de Ri.
yer con motive de la grata cele-
braci6n del an~iversario de su ma
cimiento en- ell dia de hoy.
La sonora de Rivera es espoSa
del senior Lido r. Rivera, miembro
aprecIado de nuestra colonia his
panoamericana.
Celebra hoy 81 mejor de sus
dias la sstimada dana sehora Ca.
Fidad 8. de Franco, esposa del Sc
nor Raul D. Franco, motive por Ell
cual lie enViamos un cordial saludo
y nuestros .deseos de que disfrute
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

nera de sujetar a quien quiere
huir... PARA MINI: L0gicamente
listed, como todas las muchachas,
tiene deseos de enamOrarse. 0cu-
IRE, sin embargo, que no lie ha
lIegadO la bora. No hay pOr que
alarmarse. NADIA de particular
tiene que los muchachOs a quien
hasta ahOra ha tenido listed la
O~pOrtunidad de tratar no lie ha.
yam gustadO. Tampoco debe aIar.
maria que no lie haga gran ilu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

sion ese muchacho nOrteamerf.
canO amigo de su hermanO con
quien listed Sc escribe. Esta al
go ~aburrida, SUI vida esta vacia
de emOciOnes y a veces Sc siente
triste Els natural, perO no alar.
mantle. Trate I'd. a nuevos mu.
chachOs sin buscar directamente
10 que faIta en- su vida, y un dia,
cuandO menOs 10 espere, surgi.
IA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07

ISABEL: Puesto que tiene listed
un hiio, Ell hecho de que SUI es.
poso sea celoso y lie tenga pro.
hibido salir sofa no es cauSa SUI.
ficiente para pensar en- divor-
ciarse. Trate ron habilidad de
normalizar su matrimonio en- be-
neficio propio y de SUI hijito; Ia
tormenta pasara y volvera listed
a ser feliz.
PARA VARIAS LECTORAs
PARA GENNY: La intromi.
sion de los parientes pOliticOs
en- los asuntOs internOs de una
pareja da lugar tOdOs los dfas
a grandes disgustOs. Ell asunto es
grave pOrque esa intrOmisi6n va
minardO la cOnsistencia del ma
trim0niO y separandO a los con.
yuges La soluci6n es dificil: 10
dnico que cabe es cOnvencer a
SUI esposo y aleiarse de la fami.
Lila. Las conferencias y las con.
versaciones gereralmente no sir.
ven para NADIA. PARA TRUDE:
Cuando un hombre vive con una
mujer y despu6s de tener un
hin -Uue SeFia INA exceIente
oportunidad para legalizar la 81
tuaci6n- Sigue sin casarSe con
ella es porque proyecta aban-
dOnalla algln dia, o p0r 10 me-
NOS no quiere en- mOdO alguno
cOmprometerse En- SUI case esta
claro que ell padre de su hijo
uuiere aprovechar 81 auseHcia
para acabar con listed. ~ que
lie Va listed q bscer? No hay ma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
Pora La HabonG

Aver tarde salio hacia La Haba-
ma y Sagua de Tanamo ell conocido
comerciante de Miami, senior Ma.
rio Perez, gerente de la Casa Ca
ribe, quien viaja en- asuntos de ne
gocios relacionados con la admi-
nistracion de sus propiedades en-
Cuba. De ALI seguira a Nueva
York, donde ubica la oficina cen
trail de su firma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-07
Psp AMARAAr IA

Oiruanss las eOnsutas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL. r. q. Box 500
International Airport, Miami a, Fla. Rogamos = los iectores 0
Isctoras cue trmen ss eaEtaa con IN pseud6nimo Q tniciaea
Evening star., 1958-05-08
PARKGLEN
2-Bedrm. Apts.

sos 80 mo, an utilI. Included
also turn. apts lovely conv 70,
cation, near schoois, ahopplne. a
bus. sst 3. Ariinston Mn ar
Evening star., 1958-05-08

COJoRED-5e QUINCY PL. NV.
I'M N. Cap. and Fla. IL bedrm..
liv. rm.. kit and bath on lst
n. Of well-kept apt. house COM
Dletelv redec. Open Sat. ~ D
and by appt. AID. 2-34SO. Ewes"
EN- 3-2S05.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

PATIO AND GARDEN
RRIAR MANOR

APTs UHFUaNIsHIO-O. c.APTs. uNFURRIsHED-O.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

trSSsp'; COW, loo, HU. s-Siss
ROCK CREEK AREA-Pive rps,
Incl; adults: 500 mo Kp. 4-S5S7
5i0J KANSAS AVE. N.w.-ciear
apt; 2 rms, kits pvt. bath.
adults; oonv. transp.; RA, 3-1733
30s5 18th ST. N.w.-Efhciency
apartment; s6O-sfO mo: utiiitiei
included, Adults only. See Resident
manager.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NE. ROOM, nice; sober man; al
privileges. Ii. 7-8166 after 8 pm
COLORED-VIC. 18th AND d NE
-Single man or settled couple
Call Ii. 4-7663, Ii. 4-S142.
COLORED-172I LANG PL.-Em.
ployed, ref1ned person or couple
Tor double rm. In nice Christian
home. AL privs. Ii. 7-4421 after
Evening star., 1958-05-08
coLoRKD
DESIRABLE APIS.

WASH. HOUSING CORP.
pal n 81, NV. Ma. s-4Sis
coLoRED
l4th and Fairmont NV.
.,ih SsssSSmsS ssSSmnssS NJ rnr, &, sii ed
No small children. See mgr, after
, p.ma Apt 3, 1870 Fairmont
Il NV.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
APIs. EuRnIsREp--Mp.

o
COTTAGE cIfY-nedrms Nv, Fm,
sai,lssa..' sa.A sISso ins mo " Va 'es'saSss s.ssSs
fAkOMA pAnK-nleelv furn.. !.
bath apt 50 b-Ssoa, 30, s.0dOe
TAkOMA PAnK.sILvER SPRING
AuhA-Tfrface apt. -bedrmt, Nv
Tm.,. sep, din. rm, kit, and bath
Newly fedtf. nvt, entr. Adults,
no pets, ~ s-a0u4 after I Pm
TAKOMA PARK.sILvKR sFnIN0
AkkA-~Enufe @nd door, : bed
rms lgt, Nv, In.. SEP, ain, rm,l
KIT and bath. Pvt, entr. nr ahop.
pins and bus, lac. yard, Adults, no
pets, ~ s.gOof alter 4 Pm.
wELL.FuHN. gTTIc.I eenv. 10 N
Evening star., 1958-05-08
ROOMS FuRMr-MD..VA.

ARLINGTON, N.-Sinsle room for
gentleman, private bath; near
Clarendon; S45. KE. $1,000.
BETHESDA-Nice room. shower,
home privils.: excel. location: gem
tleman. OIL. 4-1749, OIL. 6-7041
CLARENDON-Large, bright room,
next to bath: Ia blks. from Muir
| phys; conv. transp. ia. 5-346l.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

ALEX, 1900 Colonial ave.-Corner
5-rm. mod. brick: newly redee% j
bsmt.; very conv. location; sos
mo. PRESS REALTY CORP. ST.
3-9316; evesa OIL. 6-5l77.
ALEx., 3-bedrm., l1a-bath brk.
town house. Full bsmt.. Slu5.
HERNHoLM REALTY. XII. 9-74ll;
ewes, so. 5-B5a2.
ALEX., VA, HILLS-3-bedrm RAM
bier; fenced yard: = blocks to
school and swimming pool. COW 70
Fl. Belvoir and Pentagon. 10.
.-1177.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING Q
ROOMS UNFURNIsRED

CoLORED-l3OO FAIRMoNT ST
Tefsr.: only S3e SO mo. incl. hea,
and hot water. Call CO. 5-6222
Evening star., 1958-05-08
z BEDROOMS

6826 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Very lge. rms. in excellent con
dition; nr. Walter Reed. To in
spect, see Mr.. Stein at 1921 Var
Buren st. Sl10.
THE CAREY WINSTON co.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
FOREST HILLs OF CHEVY CHASE
HOUSES UNFURNIsRED

18th ST. VIC.-Bachelo group; det.
fully furnished house, 4 bedrms.
4 baths, 9lrec. rms, bar; cool IN
summer. RA. 3-G5S9.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
FARM AND GARDEN

Gu. vd., SO; 3 Gu. vds., SCI
+ Gu yds., Se5; 10 GU. yds.. S35,
COMPOST, MANURE, ROTTED
SAWDUST. POTTING SOIL, LEAF
Evening star., 1958-05-08
THE MAURY

70l 18th ct. NV. - Twin rms b,
SIG: sgle. nm, Sl4 wkly.. nr. White
House, maid and elevator service.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-22

sued in dealing with those who
were ring leaders in the trouble
making much of the turmoil
and strife within Central High
School would have been elimn-
ated.
An impossible situation could
we'll develop if the District
Courts order were affirmed. Ev-
cry school district in which
indignation is publicly opposed by
overt acts would have "justifia-
Bile excuse to petition the courts
for delay and suspension in inte-
grafton programs. An affirmance
of temporary delay" in Little
Rock would amount to an open
invitation 10 elements in other
districts overtly act out public
opposition through violent and
unlawful means. The Supreme
Court of the United States has
specifically determined that seq
regation in the public schools is
a deprivation of the equal protec-
ton of laws guaranteed by the
Fourteenth Amendment. The
Board, by public statement, has
recognized its constitutional duty
to provide nonsegregated educa-
tional opportunities for the chill
dren of Little Rock. This
issue plainly comes down to the
question of whether overt public
resistance, including mob pro-
test, constitutes sufficient cause
to nullify an order of the Federal
Court directing the Board to pro-
coed with its indignation plan. We
say the time has not yet come in
these United States when an
order of a Federal Court must
be whitfield away, watered down,
or shamefully withdrawn in the
face of violent and unlawful acts
of individual citizens in oppo-
sition thereto.
Mindful as we are that the in
cidents which occurred within
Central High School produced a
situation which adversely affect
ed normal educational processes,
we nevertheless are compelled to
hold that such incidents are in
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-22
SCEF President
Challenges Rep.
Walter 10 Debate

Aubrey Williams of Mont
gomery, Ala, president of the
SCEF has challenged Chairman
Walter of the House Committee
on Un-American Activities Com
mittee to a debate.
Chairman Francis E. Walter
telegraphed Mr.. Williams "Your
complaint against the recent
hearings of this committee in At
lanta caused me to conclude that
the hearings must have been
very good and effective"
Mr.. Williams telegraphed IN
reply, Il continue to hold the
lowest possible opinion of the
results accomplished. l feel the
public should know what the
facts are.
ct therefore suggest that you
meet me in open debate, and
you present the evidence which
causes you to hold that its work
in Atlanta was good and effec-
tive and | will present evidence
that it was a complete failure
So far as its revealing anything
new and of value on what COM
muhists are doing, and that what
it did do was what the two
hundred Negro leaders charged
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-22

must for reports busy Theonia Cox recent
Chicago debuante Chicago Teachers Coeg
Z find that better and keep mind on school
rather thoughts nc start the day with good break
last" says Theonita.
This deb has proved to herself what scientists at
Mdwesten university Observation-Disclosures girls VINO a
an adequate morning performed better both mentally and
physically in the late morning hours
schedule school, Theonita an excellent
horse back rider She does volunteer work on
e Junior Executive Board Henry Booth Settlement House
Theonia Cox quick and lasting ene
Quick energy lasting keep mel
top performance during the entire morning Her breaasl
generally follows breakfast pattern of fruit cereal. mix
bread recommended by doctors and detans as an
uae breakfast provide quick and lasting for most people
Whv don't YOU start now during SEPTEMBER BETTER
BREAKFAST MONTH a good breakfast day ano
enjoy good breakfast You will be sharper IN
your thinking and actions camer and steadier and work oe
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-22
Says That Negro Students MOI
RESPONSIBLE for Incidents at School

The Eight u. S. Circuit of APP
peals Monday in st. Louis revers-
ed an order by Federal Judge
Harry J. Lemley of the distelet
court suspending integration for
80 months at Central high school.
The order was reversed with all
seven judges participating after
hearing arguments on the order
August 4. The decision was l
and came approximately two
weeks before school is scheduled
to open.
The Little Rock school board
had asked the district court to
postpone indignation at the school
for thirty months to allow time
for the public to cool off. The
board claimed that opposition to
its program of gradual integra-
ton made it impossible for
il To succeed.
Chief Judge Archibald K.
Gardner of South Dakota, said to
be in his nineties and the old
est active federal judge was the
lone dissenter.
His dissension was based upon
the upholding of traditions in
the south as he wrote: Such
changes, If successful are usual
ly accomplished by evolution
rather than revolution, and time,
patience, and forbearance are
important elements in effecting
all radical changes"
The majority opinion was writ
ten by Judge Marion c. Matthes
of St Louis, who is said to be
So and the youngest of the seven
judges. Judge Matthes said:
From the record It appears
that none of the Negro students
was responsible for the incidents
on the school property. :.
Judge Matthes wrote in the
majority opinion:
1T is not the province of this
Court in this proceeding to adj
wise the Board as to the means
of implementing indignation
in the Little Rock schools. We are
directly concerned only with the
legality of the order under re-
view. We do observe, however,
'that at no time did the Board
seek injunctive relief against
those who opposed by unlawful
acts the lawful Indignation plan,
which action apparently proved
successful in the Clinton, Tennes-
see and Hoxie, Arkansas, situa-
tons"
"The evidence also affords
some basis for belief that if more
rigid and strict disciplinary me-
thods had been adopted and pur-
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-22
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Ina 81 Decision, The Court Of Appeals Upsets Judge Lemey
Ruling Orders ntegaton Continued at Central High School

it would do, namely cooperate
with segregationsts. Klu Kluxers
and white citizens council lead
ers in trying to discredit and
harass white Southerners who
are supporting federal law ana
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-22
MEMPHIS NEGRO BANKER
ASKS IMMIGRATION OF
CITY LIBRARIES

MEMPHIS : A Negro bank
cashier Friday filed federal
court suit to open all public IL
brary facilities here to Negroes.
The suit, filed by Jess 4. Tur-
ner. 38, named as defendants the
directors of the Memphis public
library and Jesse Cunningham
librarian.
The city has a branch library
for Negroes.
sufficient to constitute a legal
basis for suspension of the plan
to integrate the public schools in
Little Rock. To hold otherwise
would result in accession
to tht demands Of Instruction
lists or rioters. :. ;"
Accordingly, the order of the
district Court is reversed, with
directions to dismiss the appel
lees petition.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-22

the mandates of the federal
courts"
Williams suggested that the
debate take place in the Nation
al Press club of Washington, D.
C