davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The people's voice., 1958-06-27
Delegates Determined To Keep Montana Labor

flower in Butte, Smith ventured tn,
opinion that nothing short of war
will open the Butte mines to the EN-
ployment opportunities they once
knew. He said open pit operations
chronological improvements and the
price of metals, make it unfeasible tt
operate the hard rock mines of 'the
richest hill on earth" at full scale
production levels.
Smith, in addition to reviewing the
current unemployment situation, also
outlined to his audience the multi
fold functions of the State Employ
ment Service.
w. J. Drost, Denver, former secre-
tary of Colorado State Federation of
Labor, and since 1889 on the staff
of the U. S. Department of Labor,
brought greetings to the convention
from Secretary James P. Mitchell.
Pointing out that in 1858 we have
the highest unemployment in a dec
ade, Drost said Montana was among
the highest in number of jobless
and that very high percentage of
the unemployed here have exhausted
all of their jobless comp. benefits.
Drost said that the major part of
the nations five million unemployed
are concentrated in three fields:
manufacturing of durable goods is
off 100000; construction is off
100000; transportation is off many
many thousands of jobs. Of the first
item most of the job drop-off is con-
contrated in autos, aircraft, electri-
cal equipment and primary metals
production.
Benefits to the unemployed, he
said, should be at least equal to "the
living costs of the un-
That contention, he said,
is behind the recommendation by
Secretary Mitchell that jobless comp.
should be set at around two-thirds |
,he workers income when employed, |
and should extend for at least 80 |
weeks.
Although 64 million have jobs. of
hese three per cent, or about two
million are under-employed. Unem-
,loyment amounts to 7.2 per cent of
he WORK force. rs of June 1 there
we're two million more unemployed
han on the same date the year prev
Gus.
AS for supplemental unemployment
enefits (SUB) negotiated by some
f the major unions, he said these
ave been a material help in prevent
1g living standards of unemployed
vorkers of those industries from fall
1g way down.
Emphasizing the cushioning effect
f compensation, Drost said that since
ast September one and one-half bill
on dollars had been paid out in job
,ss compensation. These benefits,
owever, he pointed out are only
even though the living
eeds of "exhaustees" do not stop
hen benefits stop.
The people's voice., 1958-06-27

certify and have in his office al
fright ht-to-work" petitions by not late
than pm. Thursday, July 3. Also
he pointed out that county clerk
and recorders must permit any citi
zen to look at the signatures on ini
tiative petitions, under a decision o.
Montana Supreme Court more thar
20 years ago-Montana Reports, Vol
104, page 400.
be placed in the offices of the clerk
and recorders, and so publicised, that
those who have changed their minds
may withdraw their signatures.
AS for statements by the Gov
ernor attempting to place sole re-
sponsibility for the states fiscal crisis
on the legislature, Murray said the
Governor "calls the shots he has
the power to call special session.,
and, as long as he refrains from re-
convening the legislature the respon-
sibility for the crisis state government
presently finds itself in is the Gov
ernor's, and his alone.
The Rev. Howard Y. Williams,
chairman of the citizens committee
opposing "right-to-work'' gave a
stirring address in which he outlined
the long fight of the working man
to improve his working conditions
against a hatred in mems heart of
labor. He warned that the "right-to-
work. campaign ''is no sham battle
it is the battle of our lives'.
Rev. Williams said he dedicated
his life to the improvement of con-
ditions for the working man after
years of being close to the people
and living close to them during the
dark and discouraging days of the
depression.
Others who spoke out on fright
to-work" included: S. E. (Mutt)
Thompson, Red Lodge, Int'l. Rep.
Electrical Workers and secretary of
Montana State Democratic Central
Committee; Les Green, Tacoma, Intl. |
Rep. Hotel & Restaurant Employees |
and Bartenders; Irving Auerbach,
Los Angeles, and formerly a resident
Of Butte, who has spent As years in
;he trade union movement and as
4 writer on trade union history and
affairs.
Thompson, in speaking on the is
jue, urged workers should not sup
port anyone who has participated in
his 'right-to-work' drive, in any
way 7. :"
Green, in addition to talking on
right told the convention
hat the Billings HIRE local, with
he cooperation of Billings Bartend-
RS local union, recently cracked the
old anti-labor employer front in
hat city for substantial wage and
working conditions gains. Since that
ime eight new establishments have
een organized and six reorganized.
Auerbach said his latest book, "Are
Unions Necessary, is now available, '
nd is an easy-to-read Recommendation
n wages and working conditions in
right-to-work" states, as we'll as on {
he status of labor in many lands,
the Orient, which he has
isited at length in recent years. t
Auerbach also gave "dollars-and- i
ents'' example of how workers are t
eaten down under compulsory open b
1op laws. In Arizona, he said, the '
wage of retail clerks today b
So cents an hour. Before fright Ii
,-work''. the average was $1.65. v
The people's voice., 1958-06-27

During 1857, British publishers is
sued total of 2O,719 books.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
Zazu Pitts Visiting
The Harold Bakers

comedienne zazu Pitts Is
in town for a few days as a
house guest Of Admiral and
MRS. Harold Davies Baker in
Tingey House. the Com
mandant's House at the
Naval Gun Factory.
on wednesday, the Bakers
were hosts at q 'black-tie"
dinner for their house guests.
Those present included:
Senator Knowland (she's in
California;. Prudential
Scientific Advisor DR.. James
r. Killian, and Mrs. Killian.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
SHOULD ELEPHANTS BE KEPT
IN D. C.. KITCHENETTES?

Are you q prospective cat or dog owneri Before
you decide better nnd out you're suited for such
undertaking.
The Humane Society Of the United States with cfces
here at I'LL street NV. win make It easier for you
to come to the big decision.
In their leafiet Should Elephants Be Kept In
Kitchenettes the society asks such provocative ques
ton as
/. Will you be responsible for your pet ~ hours Q
day. 365 days year and be ready to regard 1t member
of your full family?
2. Have you fenced yard or can and will you make
other arrangements to exercise your pet several times
q day?
3. Will you understand that q puppy will puddle"
In undesirable places for weeks least and that
your cat will scratch furniture and that both viii shed
hairs.
you can honestly answer yes" to these and other
questions the society offers congratulations the new
member of your family.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

Colombian Ambassador
Gutierrez-oomez.
Also at the gathering were
Assistant Defense Secretary
and MRS. Charles Finucane.
Representative Paul Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. George carni-
cero Of Buenos Aires. Mr..
and MRS. Tom oirdler, Mr..
and MRS. Roy Dunn. Col. and
Mrs. F. Michael Rogers, Mrs.
Joseph Mccarthy, Mr.. John
v. Horner and Miss Cay
Moore Of Toronto.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

IT'S cooKoUT TMBe dressed just right for outdoor cooking COOL
comfortable that join in the fn Left the little chemse-
influenced poy outfit with washable oo printed ovebouss pedo
pushers have matching print bow at each side Center
Tsht boosts soior effect with
comdeoe that in khaki turquoise and black Right Dads Ber
rnudo shorts in polished cotton with Ivy League styling His shirt
checked All the "eookout fashions from Bonds
Evening star., 1958-07-11

and, Oh my, time to
change into tranSitionals
indeed, my deors the time has come
to don those delightful cottons thot
have just O feel Of foil in their colors
and swooshy designs, and run so
smoothly around the clock from
early July to O little otter October.
Reading down:
For little white collar girls, cotton
plaid in sizes 3 to Ok. 400.
Blue and oroy in O eoy, mad plaid
with cover-up jacket in navy. Sizes
7 to Ia. 6.9o
SpIit-leveI chenise under the
overbIouse smooth sheath. Warm
pIoids, motchino heodoche band
Sizes 8 to IA. 7.99
W6L--ChiIdren's Girls and Subteens'
Apporel, Young 4th Floor
;. also Chevy Chose, Corners
and Alexondro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01

Mrs. Eddy states in Science
and Health with Key to the
Scriptures:
1T is a question today.
whether the ancient inspired
h G alers understood the
Science of Christian healing.
or whether they caught It's
sweet tones, as the natural
musician catches the tones Of
harmony, without being able
10 explain them.
80 divineIy imbved were
they with the spirit OF
Science, that the lack OF The
letter could not hinder their
work; and that letter, with
out the spirit. would have
made void their practice"
In times when the false be-
Lief of suffering enters and
tries to linger. STAY with God,
study the Bible, and turn to
page AS of Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip.
lures. There is found both
the ethical as we'll as the
CONTINUED on Page 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
sElF-HElP THROUGH FOREIGN AID
Excerpts from {. S.
Monitor Editorial 2/20)

ExcerPfs from c 5. Monitor EdIforIaI ZIZu
Americans have long been fond Of Benjamin FrankIins
maxim, God helps them that help themselvss Its seni
meni will be in the background Of many minds citizens
read President Eisenhowers what is popularity
termed foreign aid but which Is accurately described
in the official phrase. mutual security"
Mr. Eisenhower challenges thought Immediately with
enumeration Of the alternatives that exist Americans
choose to reduce discontinue the program which has
effectively baked communism in many countries since
World War H. They accept for instance ervmbns OF
frseword power under sovetbloe pressvres. massive
increase in the defense budget large draft calls for Amer
can youth. and ultimately "a beIessvered America"
tsee sELF-HELP. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01

Isaiah saw the need of re-
assuring the people of the
revelation of the presence of
God, and His son, Christ
Jesus, and through the pro-
mitigation of the gospel, COM
forted the people.
Comfort we my people,
saith your God"
Isaiah 40, verse five. reads:
"And the glory of the Lord
shall be revealed, and all
flesh shall see it together: for
the mouth of the Lord hath
spoken it."
When the people inquired
of Jesus, What shall we do,
that we might work the works
Of Cod?" the answer came.
And when they asked for a
sign.
He sighed deeply in
his spirit, and saith. Why
doth this generation seek af-
ter a sign? verify say unto
you, there shall no sign be
given unto this generation
:" Mark 9:12)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
Reprinted from HUMAN EVENTS. Feb 3. 1857
UNION B0SSISM

Senator William r. knowIands bill to guarantee union
democracy Is 306s Is viewed the effective method
yet proposed for cleaning up labor organizations and
storing control to the rank and hIe
Broad and comprehensive Knowlands measure not only
covers virtually every phase Of union operations also
has more enforcement teeth than any other plan thus far
dropped into the legislative hopper Specifically IL svsrsn
tees secret ballot election Of all officers ballots
on recall OF those officers when initiated by petitions signed
by at least IS per Of the union membership on all
proposed changes in union constitutions or rules and regv
'af'ons and on all questions Of dues initiation fees
assessments.
tsse UNION BossIsM. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
BISHOP OPENS SERVICES
SAYS PRAYER ATOM POWER OF SPIRIT

windsor Daily STAR
Bishop Wilkinson is guest speaker for the remainder
OF the week at the Lenten MONDAY services wch opened
today at All Saints Anglican Church.
The services held from 1910 pm. until 2:3s pm.
week day This scheduled that people in downtown
Offices could attend
tsee SAYS PRAYER, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
DETROIT ROUND TABLE OF CHRISTIANS
AND HEBREWS

Guests Of Adcroft cIvb-Lvneheon, StofIer,
Friday, 2jl4.
Hon. Judge Joseph A. Moynhan gave a vivid address
on the evils Of mvrderovs hateful intolerance; gave VIVID
illustrations of the Black Legion Of years sso-mvrders
that had justification whasoever-N SANITY, kEI'S-
IoUs TRUTH, OR A CIVILIZED SOCIETY. Thou shalt not
kiI-nor bear false winess
Tribune Publisher, Of table OF seven or eight
Hebrews all. except one Christian TO his right.
Upon receiving infrodvefons 70 these gentlemen the
writer invited his left and with two three
OF his immediate neighbors had most inspiring time
We emphasized THE MIGHTY CONTRIBUTION GODS
MARVELLOUS CHRIST. SECOND COMING" MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES WOULD MAKE TO
THE SHORTCOMINGS OF THE EUROPEAN RELIGIONS,
MILLIONS or WHOM SUFFERED TERRIBLY m
OUR GENERATION NOTWITHSTANDING THE FACT
THAT GOD AND JESUS GAVE THIS MARVELLOUS,
iRREvOcABLE PROMISE: BEHOLD HAVE GIVEN
YOU POWER OVER ALL THE lso-ealIedt{ Power'
or THE ENEMY 1.-THE MYTHICAL OEvICiSH,
ANTLcHRisT. ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUs CAIN,
JUDAS kNAvES AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS - THE CHASTITY FARCE
CT MATERIAL lso-esledl EXISTENCE" !-p. 272. c.s.
texibook-cods dietston' 10 Mrs. Eddy-AND THE
ADAM-EvE MYTH, phrsseoIogy ETC.. was stated 10 .
Catholic priest time ago, Just given
JESUS QUOTE RESUMED: AND NOTHING
SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT You"l
(see DETROIT ROUND TABLE, Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
TOWER AGE SOUGHT IN WORK LAW"

For the Difficult Pupils Under Is"
m. Y. Tribune 2/1S)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WORK is iNsEPARABLE FROM A SUPREME LOVE
FOR YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER COD ALLHARMoN-
IoUS" AND YOUR NEicHBoR AS YOURSELF" l.
ACCORDING TO CHRISTI
Jesus At Age II.
MARY AND JOSEPH. THE FOSTER FATHER
JESUS WAS CONCEIVED BY THE DIVINE EGO, NOT
cARNAL MALE EGo-oN THE THIRD DAY
FOUND HIM IN THE TEMPLE ANSWERING AND
ASKING QUESTIONS AND ALL MARvELED AT
HIS WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDING!
MARY AND JOSEPH COMPLAINED THAT He HAD
ABsENTED HIMSELF. BUT JESUS APPARENTLY
SURPRISED, ANSWERED.:
"WisT We NOT THAT MUST BE ABOUT MY
FATHERS BuSiNESSY
tsee WORK LAWS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
0Hl0's WAGES OF SIN" J.
NJ CHILDREN. DAD PERISH"

MOTHER INFANT ESCAPE HOUSE FIRE"
Windsor Daily Star. az
GOD TO HIS pETRoir TRIBUNE:
TRAGIC. BUT. FORTUNATELY. MYTHICAL
MORTAL THOUGHT. ANTI-cHRIsT. ADAM-EvE
IMAGES. coUNTERFETs AND BuRlEsouEs or
lNvuLNERABLE. Externally HARMONIOUS,
DIVINE IDEAS or oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE!
tsse CHILDREN. DAD PERISH. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01

GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE ALSO SUPPORTS
PRES. EIsENHOWERS 80 plus BILLION FOREIGN
AID MUTUAL SECURITY REQUEST!
We present from the c. S. Monitor, 2 20
AaIlYllAl Ain nsrA rsrn - .aa nauaso
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
cAMPANElLA. DETROIT TRIBUNE, M. DIS

YESTERDAY. We'd. 2fle. PRESS, RADIO AND ~
CARRY THE DEVILS MATERlA MEDicA'S MESSAGE
THAT cAMPANELLAS PROSPECTS FOR WALKIN
AGAIN ARE RATHER MEAcER INDEED!
A DOG IN THE MANCER' REACTION!
OF THE DEVIL. VIA HIS INVOLUNTARY
DuPES
tsee cAMPANELLA, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
FEAR NO EVIL
The Conn Porter i, Here, M1w.!

Because God is everpresent good, filling all space the
Comforter here The spirit of christ with now leaves
no room for evil to actually enter our well being.
Moses the light. and prayed for knowledge and
sensible experience Of Gods providence.
LORD, THOU HAST BEEN OUR DWELLING PLACE
M ALL GENERATIONS" Psalms 90:l)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
WAS u. S. GUlLIBlE RE SPUTNlK?
FEARS, OF COURSE

BUT POLITICAL 'HAY-MAkiNc' TOO. or COURSE
The DEVIL OPERATES VIA KNAvES AND FOOLS
The ApAMEvE EooS or ALL HUMAN BIRTHSl
ANTl-cHRiST -
Stole Of the Nations:
SOVIET R0CkETRY In Perspective"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01

Shisf' London News Bureau. c. S. Monitor, AM
london-one fascinating sentence in the new British
"e paper on defense Is OF unusual interest 10 Americans
states in that the sove, uro ell, viii r.ovire
.eves years TO complete the development Of an accurate
'nsreonsnsn'a rocket and produce n In sufficient num-
oers" tor possible attack upon the United States
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
STATE OF THE NATIONS"
"H0W DO you LICK A RECEssi0N?"


Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of ''our father-Mother God all
harmonious" Up. Is. Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf-Martn Luther job in this age!!!
And how! Science & Health, textbook, is Gods
Lberator Of The Bible.
AHICHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
TOO
Jesus flowed righteousness and hated niquity"i
The "fukewarm' live in fools paradise"i
per William R. strneer. Chief Washington Bureau
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Mr.. stringer very infeeenty presents the Democrat
labor viewpoint and the Republican, enterprise
WE WOULD OBSERVE IN A FEW WORDS. THAT
BEING GOOD SAMARITAN" BROTHERS
KEEPER" is cHRsTLlkE-AND cHRIsTLIKE
LOVE IS THE FULFILLING OF THE LAW
However, ST. Paurs words pertinent: BE NOT
DECEIVED. GOD IS NOT MocK1D WHATSOEVER A MAN
soWETH. THAT SHALL HE ALSO REAP"
GOD DEMANDS WISDOM ECONOMY. AND BRoTHERLY
LOVE" p. II, Mother Church MsnusD-FoR YOUR
BLEssNc
1.-THE CHRISTENING OF THE LORD"-OMNlPOT
DIVINE LOVE, YOUR "FATHER.MoTHER GOD. ALL
HARMoNIous"-ls EVER OPERATIVE, MAKING
THE EXPOSURE INEVITABLE OF THE MYTHICAL
NATURE OF THE DEvILIsH. ANTLcHRlsT
ADAM-EvE MURDEROUs CAIN, JUDAS. kNAvES
AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL
HUMAN BIRTHS 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL lso-eaedl EXISTENCE" Up. III. s&H-
See LICK A RECESSION, Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
"CRUSADE FOR CHRISTI
SATAN BOUND" PREACHING PTS

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
ABOUT l.92s YEARS AGO. A FEW YEARS AFTER
THE ASCENSION, ST. PAUL DECLARED THE THINGS
SEEN ARE TEMPORAL GM-YT-HI-c-A-LL BUT THE
THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
CRUSADE PREACHERS NEVER GET BEYOND THE
DEVILS THINGS THAT ARE SEEN
DEVIL, HELL SIN, DISEASE, DEATH. AND WARS.
OF COURSE. ALL ACCEPTED AS REAL IN THE~17'
UNIVERSE OF A GOD WHO is LOVE oMNIPOTENT,
DIVINE; WHO IS MAJESTIC, INFALLIBLE SPIRIT,
THE ONE SUBSTANCE OF THE UNIVERSE WHOSE
CREATION Is SPIRITUAL AND Externally HARMON
IoUs-"vERY GOOD"!- Gen. l:3l-MAN CREATED
IN THE LIKENESS OF SPIRIT, NOT DEVILS
ADAM OR EVE, OR A MuRDERous CAIN, ORA
JUDAS. OR KNAvE OR FOOL. THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS -
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL lso-ealledl
ExISTENcE"l-p. III, c.S. textbook
(see CRUSADE FOR CHRIST. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
l-E-N-T-E-N SEASON
OFF THE C-R-0-U-N-D'-

Tribune Publisher and Dear Sister Attend
with Christ Science Messiah Prayers
and Best Wishes J.
THE RT. REV AUSTIN PARDUE, BISHOP OF THE
EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF PITTSBURGH
Bishop Pardve gave very interesting sermon-shat.
tered the illusions and deusions Of those Satan bound"
Who with false pride "OH, DON'T PRAY FOR
MYSELF!
Bishop Pardue brought out beautifully how Jesus prayed
for Himself in the Garden Of ceihsemane KNOWING that
He facing the Crveifxion.
And he emphasized Jesus UNSETTLED LOVE- FEATHER
NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE"
(see LENTEN SEASON. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
MUTUAL AID PLEA TIED TO WARNING
By Neal Stanford


Staff Correspondent Of The Christian Science Monitor
MISREPRESENTATION Eisenhower. in special mes
sage Congress has asked for 900 900 for ms,
and economic foreign sd-and warned Of the consequences
il is not forthcoming.
That warming rather than The amount Of the request il
the high light OF this foeienad message for in his budget
message last month the President announced the dollar
needs for mutual security for the fiscal year 1857 beginning
in July.
See MUTUAL AID PLEA. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-01
Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World Healing

kA&sEMw
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-19
Las Joyas en- Ell Adorno de los Mueb|es

fusion los esmaltes de diversos
dolores.
"Nosotros", dijo un miembro
de la firma, "doramos y pulimen.
tamos los botones de sintoniza-
ci6n y asas metalicas para tira.
dores de muebles. La mano de
obra -especialmente cuando Sc
trata de pleas angulares para
marcos de televisi6n- llevan eli
sello uncomfortable de los traba-
jos de joyeria. Producimos tam.
bien para la industrial de nue.
bles nuevos disenos modernos
de acuerdo con las tendencias
contemporaries"
Este es solamente uno de los
muchos ejemplos de collaboration
entire los joyeros y las industries
britanicas. La misma firma pro-
duce hebillas de piedra del Rhin
para la industrial del calzado y
monturas para gafas adornadas
de joyas con destino a la indus
tria 6ptica. Estas dltimas Sc ex-
portan a numerosos paises.
FERIA DE PAPELERIA Y
EQUIPO PARA OFICINAS
La Feria de Papeleria y Edui.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-19
La MUerfe de vn Gran colornbiune
La Doetrina de Mejla Defendla a los
CuItvadores de Cafe de Toda America

BoGoTA, (SICo). - AL con-
siderar en- su conjunto la obra
cumplida por On. Manuel Mejia,
coloso del esfIlerzo tipo humane
superior y representative como
pocos, Sc preclsa valorarla con
exactitud por la entranable con-
dicion de SUI deSignio. Desde ha-
ce 20 amos, la lndustris cafeteria
que eS ell basamento social y eco
nomico de esta Ameroica torrida
Sc desenvuelve bajo los supues-
to de la 'doc;rlna Manuel Me-
jia", expresada una vez mas en-
los recientes pactos de Mexico
y ofrecida ahora mismo a la ra-
tificacion de los pueblos compro-
metidos. Sc funda esta politica
de interrelacicn humana en- la
valorizacion de los productos ma
turales de estas comarcas, logra-
da por los metodos clasicos del
concrete en- ammonia con los mas
puros ideales de la i~usticia in.
manente.
La "doctrina Manuel Mejia"
0 de valorizaci6h de precios, tie
ne en- sill abonC mas ALA de la
ocasionalidad dc TODD apremio un
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-19

pc para Oficinas, que Sc ha &C.
lebrado en- otras ocasiones en-
las ciudades inglesas de Harro-
gate, Blackpool y Brighton, Sc
efectuara en- 1858 en- Londres.
Tendra lugar en- la Great Hall
de Alexandra Palace. La Feria-
esta oganizada por la Association
de Papeleros y Fabricantes. de
Equipo para Oficinas de Gran
Bretaha e Irlanda.
Sc exhibira toda clase de ar
hculos del ramo, incluso papele.
ria de uso personal y comercial,
maquinas de escribir, equipo
de oficinas, diarios, urjetas de
felicitacion, materiales de arts.
tas y libros.
Sc espera que concurran a Ia
Feria mas de I'm centenar de ex-
positores britanicos y habra un
salon especialmente destinado a
los compradores de ultramar.
UN NUEVO MOTOR DIESEL
PARA EMBARCACIONES DE
RECREO
En- la Exposition Nacional bril-
tanica de Embarcaciones Memo
mes. que Sc celebr6 del 10. al IL
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-19
Por D

contingente de ~filosofia social
y I'm respaldo en- los duros acan-
tilados de la etica, En- 1910 los
precios del cafe cayeron peligro-
samente por dcbajo de los nive,
les de la just'cia. Porque, sepa-
Sc bien, que hay precios justos
o injustos a la luz de los prin-
cipios inmutableS de la equidad,
y bajo la sanction expresa de la
teologia moral
No habia para entonces min
guna relacion possible entire ell
valor de nuestro cafe consumido
en- los paises Superdesarrollados
de Norteamerica y Europa, y ell
de los generos alimenticios 81
mllares; nj una relacion de hui
manidad, hab.da consideration
de la paridad real de las none
das internacionales y del esfuer-
20 comprometido en- las produc-
clones de intercambio, entire 10
que Sc nos paesba por ell cafe y
10 que pagabamos por 10 generos
manufacturados de compensa-
cion.
Eramos, pues, mano de obra
de e~sclavitud razas de servi-