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Propicio es ell dia de hoy,
veinte de Julio, para destacar
un magnifico ejemplo de cordu-
ra politica dado por Colombia,
al saber encontrar esta, despues
de un largo y penoso peregrina-
je, ell canine de las rectifica-
clones y de las reivindicaciones.
Colombia estuvo sumida por
un decenio en- una impenetrable
noche de arbitrariedades y vio-
lenciaS, con muy ligeros paren-
tests de esperanzas transforms.
Padeci6, durante algunos amos
de este decenio, una dictadura
que fue un desafio al tradicio-
nal PRESTIGE de la inteligencia
y democracia colombianas. I'm
pals acostumbrado a ser gober-
nado por eminentes ciudadanos,
respetuosoS de la ley, que supple
ron salir mas pobres 81 llegaron
pobres al Poder, o que salieron
con menos dipero 81 llegaron ri
cos a Ell, tuvo que p%resenciar
una terrible inversion de valores
morales y politicos. En- las ciu-
dades y en- los campos, la lucha
fratricida, y las ansias de liber-
tad estrellandose contra ell ca
pricho de la tirania. Para los Pc
chos mobiles de los patriotas la
dictadura ofrecia la perspectiva
de una bala 0 ell flo de una bo-
yoneta.
Sin embargo, con Ell concurso de
sus grandes hombres, inclusive
de los que habian cometido erro-
res, Colombia pudo producer Ell
espectaculo reivindicador de la
democracia, y 81 las fuerzas del
ma no vuelven a sembrar de
arbitrariedad y de violencia los
predios nacionales, Alberto Lie
ras Camargo ocupara muy prom
to, por segunda vez, la primera
Magistratura de la Patria, y Co.
lombia, va en- ell pleno disfrute
de sus instituciones democratic
cas-, volvera a ser la Republica
que fue, dignificada por Ell pa
triotismo de sus hiios, y enalte-
cida por la capacidad de sus illus
tres dirigentes.
Ell prestigio moral de hombres
como Alberto Lleras Camargo,
Eduardo Santos, Alfonso Lopez,
German Arciniegas, Guillermo
Leon Valencia, para solo citar
algunos, fue brenda de garantia
para csc pueblo, que supo res
ponder al llamado de sus Tide
res, cuando estos, unidos pOr ell
ideal de la Patria, y deponien-
do intereses partidistas, halla-
ron la formula de la conviven-
cha nacional, para, durante un
periodic determinado por las cir
cunstancias, reestructurar la Re-
publica, en- Ia cual la tragedia
politica dejo hondas huellas.
Que en- este veinte de Julio
Sc recuerde este ejemplo que
honra al generoso pueblo COLON
biano, cuyo aniversario de In
dependencia Sc conmemora hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

"Desde alli, nos trasladamos q
Maffo. Ell dia ~ de Julio de 1857,
Fidel Castro y sus hombres tcmaron
ell central Estrada Palma. La Com
pania No. 2, al mando del captain Cas-
tro Rojas (otro Official que honra al
Ejercito), salio en- persecution de los
rebeldes, los cuales habiendo conse-
guido SUI objective, volvieron a inter-
narse en- las montanas. Despues de
IL horas de Marcia, primero en- camio.
mes v mas tarde a pie, chocamos con
los alzados.. I'm pelot6n de Castro,
mandado por eel captain Guillermo",
que constaba de AZ hombres, tenia
instrucciones de no hacernos frente.
Siguieron su marcia, dejando cubierta
la retirada por seis hombres. De los
8 hombres de la retaguardia, n muri6
defendiendo heroicamente la causa
por la cual luchaba. Sc llamaba Eve
lilo Guerra y era oriundo de Bayamo.
Otro fue hecho %prisionero. Este salv6
la vida milagrosamente, pues cuando
ell coronel Barrera comunic6 al general
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

TINA, modulados no pocas veces
en- Ell tono menor que parece
mejor condecir con la sinceri.
dad propia del poeta.
En- Ell segundo de aquellos Il
bros puede leerse, ademas, una
serie de veintidos sonetos en- que
Balseiro ha vertido hondos y Sc
rios pensamientos sobre ST mis-
mo y sobre ell cosmos. Lo prue-
ba entire otros, ell siguiente, pre-
cisamente titulado "Apunte au.
tobiografico":
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

Vivir senero y meditar aislado,
crisol de soledad, mas no desierto:
que siempre ondea, de mi vida al aldo,
In libro en- flor para alumbrar mi huerto.
Ell latido del mundo, aprisionado
en- mi pecho al amor TODD despierto,
me ANNA en- SUI a~ventura preocupado
en- mi viaje sin fin, de puerto en- puerto.
Vigia de inquietud Y de ammonia,
del huracan la rabia destructora
rompio mi nave de illusion un dia;
pero, photo de vision, SECURE,
volvi a buscar, con precision, la aurora,
Y navego con Dios hacia ell future.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
EL ANGLIcISMo EN- ESPANoA


Con ell prop6sito de contdbuir Il mantenimiento ds 10 pureza 4.
nuedro idiOma, diariamente pubhcaremos en- ea pagina u atIulO dl
interesante y novedoso Dicchonario de Anghcismos del emnents tMeRun
ctonahsta y fldogo panamehO doctor Ricardo ) Ahafo.
TONAPE
Este anglnsmo, anotado por Hills como tipico de Nuevo Mexico,
vale por ell ingles turnip, (pr. toernip), la legumbrc que en- 81 huerto,
la cocina y la mesa espahoas Sc ha lsmado siempre nabo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

Y ash como este, otros poemas,
bien c%oncebidos, escritos con
gracia, ACCOMPLISHMENTS dispues-
tos con los cuales Balseiro ST.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
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8reviseo del aeons0ces evhoae...
Exclusive para DrARro LAS AMERICAS,

SANTORAL DEL DIA-La Ig@a Catolca eelebra hcy Ia fesu
vidad de santos Elias, profeta y Librada, martr. A
RELOJ publica hoy ell uHimo capitulo de la interesante narraclon
que. sobre SUI participation en- la lucha librada en- la Sierra Maestro,
no. hciera con ell caracter exclusive ell ex Teniente Fotosrafo di
Ejercno, Luis Cahxto ArgMelles Hidago. Hello aqm:
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20
ERISco S

Ell sistema electronico de
bombardeo de I'm avion cohete,
pesa ATS llbras. Ell aeroplano
de los Wright Brothers pesaba
$50 libras, TODD include.
La Biblioteca America Me-
mortal, con sus 100000 volume
mes y $500 visitantes diarios, es
la mayer biblioteca publica del
Berlin Occidental.
De los SO vicepresidentes que
ha tenido Estados Unidos todos,
menos seis, eran abogados o
habian estudiado leyes.
En- Is estados de Estados Uni
dos las mujeres pueden ser jura-
das, pero en- 20 de estos pueden
ser e~xcusadas, debido a SUI sexo.
Existen 81 puentes, sobre d.
ferentes cuerpos de aqua, en- la
Ciudad de Nueva York.
Ell primer tranvia subterraneo
de Estados Unicos fue construi-
do en- Boston en- 1897.
Unos 100000 automobiles
fuerOn retirados del servlclo en-
Estados Unidos ell ano 1857. Ell
record fue alcanzado en- 1855,
sin embargo, cuando Sc retira-
ron 100000
La ley, no escrita, del Libano
estabiece que ell Presidente de
la Republica debe ser un cristia-
no Maronita y ell Primer Minis
tro un muslin Sunni.
Ell litoral de Ia Ciudad de
Nueva York puede alojar 400
barcos trasatlanticos al mismo
tempo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

De los SO vicepresidentes que
ha tenido Estados Unidos todos,
menos seis, eran abogados o
habian estudiado leyes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

Ell litoral de Ia Ciudad de
Nueva York puede alojar 400
barcos trasatlanticos al mismo
tempo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

! La ley, no escrita, del Libano
establece que ell Presidente de
la Republica debe ser un cristia-
no Maronita y ell Primer Minis
tro I'm muslin Sunni.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

La Biblioteca America Me-
mortal, con sus 100000 volume
mes y $500 visitantes diarios, es
la mayor biblioteca publica del
Berlin Occidental.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

que en- Ell paves dc ia actualidad
literaria, como uno de los mejo-
res poetas de la epoca.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

En- as estados de Estados Uni
dos las mujeres pueden ser jura-
das, pero en- 20 de estos pueden
ser ~excusadas, debido a SUI sexo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

Ell sistema electronico de
bombardeo de I'm avion cohete,
pesa ATS lIbras. FL aeroplano
de los Wright Brothers pesaba
$50 libras, TODD include.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

Ell primer tranvia subterraneo
de Estados Unicos fue construf-
do en- Boston en- 1897.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-20

Existen 81 %puentes, sobre d.
ferentes cuerpos de aqua, en- la
Ciudad de Nueva York.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Zion Baptist To
Observes Boffs'
29fh Anniversary

The twenty ninth anniversary
u rev and Mrs n vs. Bolts 81 at
Zion Baptist church. Minneapolis
will he observed fcr one week be.
ginning october i and running
thru sunday. October ~
This years anniversary obaorv-
anoe Is betting planned ana direct
ed by a gommitgeo ~ members
headed by Mrs Ruth Morris and
the womsna Chorus of the church
The first night "Wednesday Oo
tober 5 viii be sponsored by the
official board and the Mothers and
pchruheas beard
ON the program win be- Rev
Joseph Jackson. the Zion Senior
Choir and Rev MCKINLEY Calhoun
~ New Hope Baptist, ~ Paul win
preach the sermon Mrs Hester
suddolh win preside
Tho missionary rroups the
Patronage Cmb viii be in charge
or Tho Thursday night October e
services with Mrs MoaeiiH Hen.
iorsoh ne mistress ~ ceremonies
ifoy John Young ~ fotbasdn viii
give the scripture and prayer and
Roy Martin L0ther simmons ~
.gt Peter hME viii deliver the
sermon
The Friday October ~. srry
ices win De sponsored by the 2lou
Sunday achoal tho Baptist Train.
.iug Union snd ihr Usher Honrda
Youth Department
lloma Moore "a win preside.
the Wourng Chorus viii sing
.nev Itheeiy WHnama ~ flrst
''aw Hone baptist AIN reaa the
scripture and Rev w T. Battles
~ Gospel Temple Church wtu
preach the sermon
The celebration wlli be- fiimsyrd
WITH a reception and presentation
~ mnH following The afternoon
service Sunday Oaiobsr ~
Hey u henderson miGiute, ~
Fneadsblp Baptist Church In Kan
ssa city, Mo wit be guest spoat
ct FOR the morning AMI afternoon
services on sunday October ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Limited Ten Is
Awarded Cuvel
Club Cifutior

Tho LIMITED Ten club Of ST
Paul was awarded special ri,a
tion for their humanitarian and
civic good works AZ The Sixth
Annual Service club luncheon a
gSa uayel club. held on Friday
Sept 20 az the 80 PAN Athletic
Club
Robert l.. Anderson. Chairman
~ uie Judging Committee mad,
the award 90 The Limited Ten club
The Limited Ten Clubs annual
C'hrislmaa Party was cited an u0r
of tho ono eiyic projects Of ths
year
Robert 8hoffner asyel club
treasurer AMI recording secretary
~ the LIMITED Trp club has beer
highly commended for the nna
Cmh work That Dc has been doinF
Donald Lewis Limited Ten clnb
president stated ira, br was hop
py and proud that aIio ~ the clubs
fine projects should rcesiyc alrB
recognition
NJ Lewis further stated thot
ihe success ~ the Clubs annual
Christmas Party was made poszi
ile duo % the wonderful goppsrH
tlen received fro mall club mem.
baru
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

his arc Also, tiun Go the residence
requirements In Minneapolis well
fare laws. the family has not been
eligible for assistance
Reporters Jean Guilnant and Ed
blackwell had interviewed the
Roberts family three weeks prior
IA the hold-up attempt IN con
nectlon with the beating sustained
hy one ~ the Roberta children.
"A yearold David, who Was at
Tackled by a gang OF white teen
ayers According to their interview
IN spite ~ their condition THIS
family of eleven had every sym.
boil ~ good manners This was
especially true Of the children
who were prompt 10 mind their
parents as well as exceptionally
considerable Of the reporters, Gull
Hant and blackwell"
Similar statements were given
by Urban League head Robert l..
Williams, who reaided IN the first
floor apartment under tho rob.
ertA family for a short time after
his arrival 10 the Twin cities from
Seattle
According "a Williams, The pres
surea ~ the responsibility placed
on ths Roberts boy IN bic familys
troubles rather thnn any crinBnni
desires wpru undoubtedly the fac
tors behind Warren's attempted
hgidap
When hpowledge Of the boy'a
crime and the circumstance lead
Ing 20 u were brought to the At
toHtiou ur Douglas ilall Minne.
apailH attorney and president 81
the Min CITY NAAcp branch,
iian volunteered his services Ia
tho Roberts lads defense when he
appoafs IN federal district court
Hall Indicated. however, that
his entering the caBg should not
be- construed az move by the
ghACp According % Hall. he 10
entering the ease as private ei,is
zeh who recognizes the total crit
ical situation confronting the
Roberts by and his family
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Lotoi 5io.Rules
Movement Gets Under Way

Local blS u party 70 ana has
Joined with other standard rail
way labor organizations on ear
riena under ita jurisdiction IN tie
launching ~ joint four point
rules movement Formal notices
aers served September 10Th ~
Local 80 1n the Great Northern
HALLWAY Northern padnc Ran
WY. Chicago ahd Nottb Western
Railway apd the BOO fine tail
road
The movement rail~ Tor ibs eBa
fabliaamrrf ~ uey rules ana me
-irongtheuinE n existing onaa on,
4 Time hmifH f9r the handling u
claims ana grievances. 2 Hiring
practices. 3 safety, health and
sanl,afion. Carrier liability Tor
occupsflsual hazards and diseases
9snsrsi Chairman n N Patterson
announced that initial conferences
with ibs carriers bays been set
up. commencing with he Chicago
ana North Western IN October
~ Ban Lns october SIN Great
Northern Had Northern Pacific IN
October ON
other railway hbof unions par
tripaIing Do no rules movement
ARE Ewmen and EnNlusmeu.
Ttuinmrn ewitohmaH Railway
CLERKS. anulsuancs ~ Way Era-
.pIoyer Railroad Photographers
pailfas gknalmsn HaohiHlals.
tsiisfmaEerr an1 Blackaniths.
Elsrtlssi wafkers Sheet Metal
workers Railway Carmen Firs-
nsn ami Oilers YardmAsters.
Train D.spaishen Railway super
1aorH ard Sleeping Car rortsrs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
NAACP Church Sec'y
Says We've Got
To Be Ready

Were on the threshold or
equality but we've got to be good"
said Rev Edward idom Church
Secretary OF the NAAcp, az he
addressed some 200 members ~
the 81 PAID NAACp Freedom
Rally last Sunday a, Pilgrim Bap.
tisi Church. 81 Paul
Discrimination in employment
and related fields may have served
TO raise the Negro from the medi-
ocre position ~ mere acceptance
~ making II necessary for him
20 achieve near perfection IN al.
most everything before he ean
compete with fellow white EN-,
ployees
While this has been hard for
many Negroes. Idnm iDtimated n
has served 60 make him better
qualified in the long run
Problems in the aobth ard sim
liar negative reports may tend 10
discourage many OF us said odom
ia effect However, there is a
positive side The manifesto signed
~ some 900 white ministers in
Dallas Toxas donounclng segrcRa
ton as Immoral IL one such m.
atanro cited w odom
other Instances are found in
the white high school Fd who
Informed 4 white citizens Coun.
lal 10 Virginia Uat most ot the
students in her school favored IN,
'trgratioB Another incident 10 a
humorous vein was cited BY the
National church secretary "A
nfhsn ysa1 CID white boy ia Ark
ansu was asked whether or not
be favored rooprnina the schools
on en- lntegfated baais ! don't
know anything about indignation
the boy said but "a sure like 10
play football this year
Al a ten sponsored by the ~
PAID branch IN the Historical Soc
iciy building FRIDAY Afternoon.
Hov doom addressed number
az ~ pauFs ministers on ths
abJsst u the Church'B rssponzi.
biuty in race relations
n tha moral fibre % America
ia 70 be uflif,ed the church must
ertef into every facet Of ths
community life This Includes poi
.it4ep conirndsd oforn
The Tea was chsircd BY Mr
Arthur F0ote. minister o. Unity
Unitarian Church, who also IN.
dted the attending ministers %
aid in the fight far open occu-
pagry IN 81 Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Woman Gets End
Term For Murder
In SiY Years

Toisdo Ohio. AMP C}eora
sm3,h. % was seatrnted "a NE
iaas wssk ar ne slsying ~ her
male frie0d marking tfe sscona
time within ak yesrs thst sns
war iupriagned for honslr.ds
SIC pisa9es E1ltg 70 secona
degree murder N SO staying ~
nasnr' 4 r>ws last hpnl
While aaslfing trial n 1ng
Miss snth gave brth - a baby
shleb she said was fa,bwss ~
fleNtn
Hhs eas released frDn ne re-
formaiory ~ tfafywgs "a Hay
1897. after rssTag abwst rive
"a gftsT n August 1854, nhs
ssos and Killed Psrvs Perkins 9
~ rear-sl8 wsi'of after hs spilled
WHISKY On her arsaa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Freeman Designotes
November I9 AS
EquoI Chance Doy

November ~ nc N3th arnfFer
ssry * Lincoln's ceilvery 81 n.
Gettysburg Actress win BE- %
served a. Equal Opportunity psy
N Minneaots according 20 a pro
clanstiun signed b. Governor Or.
vie l. Freeman this vgeek
TIE governor urged IA his pro.
clsraatlan that "evcry citzen q,
the sssts u Minrss0ta tshaaIa
% everything IN bic p1wvr 70 al
vancs this truly American casse
~ equal opportunity - that al
Americans wiu anteratana ard
appreciate ne great advantages
q our Democratic way ~ he
Eqaai Opportunity Day uarss
N tine whsn me National r-r.
bar League vsn focus attention
through ~ Hat.1a 20 positive
efforts ~ insure fair ana equal
treatment 70 an cifizsns regard
less q race color rsiigsen ~
creed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

Rev W l. Battle minister ~
Gaapsi Temple Church n ood n
Christ announced this week TIE
p'febaas n the Chateau Theatre.
1908 Fourth ~ g AZ franklin
A. THIS VIII b. the Gospel Tenn.
plss Minneapolis HOUSE - Rsf1Re
Opening DATE ana dedication viii
be aEoounsed latsf
Fisv Rattle stated hs feels Ger.
tsin that he g1n bs atls 70 care
for both congregations Hls s9fs
nfrs wlBe ree Battle a graduate
- Northeastern c;onses ard =
sfnarie speaker. VIII assist -
baib places
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

Horwath, rs year old teller nu q
heather haR
ltorNath. p20 Clark 81. 81.
Paul who had tahen over the
banks late cagr 80 fellow
employee could tally hts days re
eeirta. dropped 10 the floor Of his
cagc uat au Roberts fired a
351 Magnum revolver The shot
suu,t notwnlh in the upper right
arm lie q reported improving az
Anckot hospital
Roberts flrd the scene in a
atujsp cor bat was Involved ia
three ear collision az University
and felruew about mile FROM
the bank
one ~ the accident victims az
tempted 90 follow Roberts on foe,
he indicated to police. however,
gnat Rohsrts scented Co panic ~
nc tlrcd single shot Ia the dir
eCtion 90 his putmer
Roberts continued hia flight on
foot untl be waa spotted BY a
fniiuR station attendant at o'C,on.
uors Gasoline Alloy, Mafphan and
ilamliuo The attendant called
police
Roberts was captured by RAT
rolmnn Douglas nayhutf who was
cruising the area Ia an unmarked
traffic oaf He spotted Roberts
as be ran behind an eii company
al li0o Marshall, the officer took
uut his shotgun and ordered the
fugitive 60 halt Roberts surren1
cred without resistance
News fvporta and teleeasts CIV
inE Roberts name and address
rang familiar chord IN reporter
photographer lean Claimants
mind a check with Robert l.,
Williams, ogecuiive secretary of
TIE Minneapolis Urban Leagas. IN
I dictated that Roberts was for quite
some time the sole support ~ his
eight brothers ard sisters and hia
. father and mother
1llo Roberts family was up
rooted tram is home % nustah
Mass when The father WA pyom
laad JOB with Indian Head Truck
lanes t'pau hlb arrival m the
|rwtn ciues however The elder
IH9bsils Nas Informed that there
wns no opening fst him ~ aplte
E0f he promises mAdp bv he com
panys representative 10 Hoaton
Roberts believing himsoif "a .
Victim N discrimination. filed a
compliant with lhe State FErC
and also 0ith tho Mayors Human
Relations Committee
lu the meantime Tho family
wa BEING supported hv the ala
cat boy warren who planned nc
eofdiHg 20 Urban league reports
ta attend college ueEt year after
his father had fount employment
The fathers complaint " Hiiil
pending before tie Mayors com
mission and be bias been unable
80 find employment brrauac ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
ACCUSED ArHlrrr
PLEADS INNOCENT

An iHnocout pies wa enlcfsa
IN district court By Robert Ire
Fuitnn. 10 year Oh rape suspect
Tuesday September 30 Fulton
was charged ny the county a.
torHeys office with The rape ~
an ~ ycar % girl who alleges she
vas attacked ~ sfe waa walking
near her home ~ harrington and
Dayton September "A
Fnlionz trial date visa set fpf
ilar received fro8 ~ club mem
Stewart
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
rHt BksT BOWLING
COLUMN IN TWINS
IN TINS NEWSPAPER

That's what Twin city bowl
ers say about Louls- Thomas
twin city piN rArrER" u
weekly column IT news. SCORES
aud pattor about duines In the
bowling leagues appearing rrg
uiarly Ia this paper
The Thomas column has eo-
oorhing ia bowling deSot.es In
CREASED the pui,lics intorrst In
the sport.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

OF . 1904 Angi5.Au
postal trsaty pronasd tWe-enss
rate fp letters bstwern = a
aa4 EaglanG
o. q 1872 George Wasting
I'm ss8ss first prtstdentIal
Tfsas sginfg Day pgociama'i0a
or u fs9s Thomas Edin :
EFm laveEfion fhe electrical vote
recorder patented
OFT a. 1874 United states
tooz fegmsl possession d rasrto
Hlc5
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

The FfDssef. Wash. Builatin
Politics il net bad word roile
tics ia the sclerre ~ government
4 politician ia one experienced IN.
and well yefsnJ IN Covenant ise
ING interested and agiiVn IN poll
lics is good and healthy thing
fYf the community
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03


ton Of the International Union of
Electrical Radio and Machine
Workers, AFT.-CGO. here today.
Unctuous soul
II the Arkausan truly fears
for America the power be con-
ceives one labor leader 10 be e&-
erciaug II he shudders at eorrup-
ton, embarrassing and shady
dealing. il he Graves uprghtness.
honesty and fair dealing an
around a committee table in
Washington why Is his unctuous
soul not outraged by the travesty
on uprightncss, on American fair
play on human decency which is
on unashamed display in his horne
state 90 the NAACP leader asked
In order 20 meet the challenge
Of those who would destroy our
freedoms, labor must defend IT,
self IN the only moaningful way
that will insure it, survival in the
face Of the onslaughts OF It's en-
emies 1t must defend the Amer
lean way. Only in a free nation can
labor be free. Mr. Wilkins as
serted
Commends IUE
The speaker commended the
TUE's splendid declarations Of
policy" on racial issues at top
administrative level but warned
these declarations must be nipple
mented con the level of the locals .
No man. he said. working under
an TUE contract should suffer
inequities because Of race and
color any longer than is required
10 correct them. Difficulties there
are, and difficulties there will be.
both economic and social. but the
task Of abgning practice with
preaehment should never cease =
Cites Unions support of Rights
Citing the support the union has
given to the campaign FOR enact
ment Of civil rights legislation.
Mr. wilkins expressed the hope
that the TUE win join others in
the efforts 20 secure stronger and
broader civil rights legislation In
the next Congress The first step
towards this objective VIII be The
bipartisan effort next January 10
have the senate adopt rules for
the new session 20 that the motor
ioua fhbustcr Rule q can b.
changed
Soviet Delighted By FaubuS a
Almond
The school closing programs 81
Governors Lindsay Almond 81
Virginia and Orvai T. FaBbus Of
Arkausa provide "a formula
which no doubt delights soviet
Rugsia The United states il
today the nnly country in the
world where children have 10 flgh,
state officials and state power
In order 20 go 20 school and this
az a time when every expert de-
clares that our nati0naI security
depends on more and better esiu-
cation, not less and worse
Eaps Right To Work Laws
The MACE. Mr. wilkins told
the trade uniouists has adopted 4
strong resolution against the "mis.
named right 70 work billz now BE-.
fore the people ~ Ohio and Cali
fornia Our members In Cali.
fornla and ohio are active IN thc
campaign against enactment D,
these measures