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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
DLARl0 LAS AMERICAS-PSg. )
En- Rep. DominicaHa
Decretdn Recibir
q Rumfis con los
Muyores Honores

CIUDAD TRUJILLo, agosto IA
CUPID. = I'm decreto presiden-
cial establece, que ell General Ra-
fael Trujillo, hijo, sea recibido con
los honores propios del residente
de la .Republica, cuando lIegue .
Ciudad Trujillo, procedente del
eXtranjero.
Una brigada mixta de la marina,
Ell ejercito y la aviaci6n lie rendir&
honores.
Ell decreto dice, que las fuerzas
armadas sienten carino y admira-
ci6n por ell General Trujillo, que
es ell jefe del estado mayor con-
junto.
Agrega que esos mismoS son los
sentimientos del pueblo domint-
cano. .
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colonial, antes de tomar ell avi6n
que 10 lleve a Lima.
COLOMBIANO EXPERTO EN-
ASUNTOS BIBLICOS VA A
JERUSALEM

JERUSALEM, agosto IA
(UPD.-E] doctor Raul Maya,
campeon de Colombia en- como
cimlentos de la biblia, lego aqui
para participant en- ell concurso
International de esa especiali-
dad, que comenzara ell dia 10
en- Haifa. Ell doctor Maya sigui6
inmediatamente vi4je a esa ciu-
dad, para %reunirse con los cam
peones de trece paises que reco-
rren Galilea.
Sc snuncio, que Sc encuentra
en- canine aqui e. campe6n de
Argentina, Angel Pedro Feira.
Ell doctor Maya, ASSESSOR de Sc
guroS que vencio a un sacerdote
en- la final del concurso de Co
lombla, dijo a los periodicals.
que, desde SUI infancia ha desti-
nado sus ratios libres a la lectu-
"a y estudio de la biblia.
Greece ell Interes en- TODD Is
rael, al acercarse la fecha del
torneo. Solo habia 1900 boletos
para ell publico general, y todos
fueron vendidos en- I'm plazo de
media bora, la mafana del mar
ties.
En- Haifa, aficionados a la .bi.
blia realizaron una manifesto
cion, ante ell edificio de la NUM-
clpaildad en- protesta por la
talta de boletos para ell torneo,
que Sera transmitido por radio
y television desde ell a~nfiteatro
de la Universidad Hebrea.
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Darfo Echandla Acordado por
LiberaIes y Conservatives
Para Oeupar vieepresidencia
que serd EIegidO pOr Ell COngreso en- PIenO

BOGOTA, agosto 14-(UPD.
Ell expresidente de la Repu-
blica Dario Echandia, fue acor-
dado por los dos partidos como
candidate a Designate Vice.
presidente-y despues de una Sc
RE lie gestiones entire voceros
del liberalismo y ell conservatis-
mo, que culminaron en- una con-
ferencia de sus dirigentes, Lau-
reano Gomez y Carlos Lleras
Restrepo.
Ell acuerdo significa que
Echandia, liberal, sera elegido
para esa poslcion por ell congre-
so en- oleno, desarrollandose ash
la politica bipartidista segun
a la cual ell presidente y ell de-
signado deben pertenecer a la
misma filiacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
DECLARE CANCILLER


BUENOS AIRES, agosto IA.
-(UPD-El Canciller, Carlos
Florit, declare anoche 10 siguien
tie:
"Desconozco 81 Sc han product
do desembarcos de marineria ar
gentina en- otras islas vecinas al
islote Snipe."
Agreg6 que toda la informa-
cion a csc respecto debe prove
mir de la S~ecretaria de Marina y
reitero que mo hay ruptura nj
interruption de relaciones con
Chile" 3
Ell Canciller dijo que, SUI OPT
MON era que eel incidente Sc re-
solvera por medios pacificos y
legales."
Anadio, sin embargo, que clio
no implicara ola violaci6n de la
soberania argentina, pues toda
la razon esta de nuestra parte."
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Llama la Ateneion
Auseneia Repetidu
Dominicunu q GNU
NACIoNEs UN1DAs IA (UPI)-

NAc1oNEs UN1DAs IA (UPI)-
In Ia octava fila de Ia Asamblea
General, llamo la atencion la au-
sencla de una de las d%elegaciones
mas puntillosas, en- cuanto a pro-
tocolo, la de la Republican Domi-
nicana.
La Republica Dominicana, entire
los paises pequenos, es uno de los
que mantienen mi delegation mas
rutrida en- las delegaciones, pero
nj Inc solo de sus miembros hizo
acto de presencia en- la importante
session de aver.
Los observadores ~notaron, que
tampoco hubo representatives do.
minicanos en- Ia session de apertu-
"a, efectuada ell pasado viernes,
nj en- la reunion celebrada aver
por ell grupo latinoamericano.
Sc desconocen las razones de la
ausencia, 81 bien Sc recuerda que
hace pocas semanas hubo cierta
tirantez entire la Republlca Domi-
nicana y Estados Unidos a raiz de
las criticas que Sc hicieron en- ell
Congreso norteamericano al hijo
del Generalisimo, Rafael Trujillo.
Fuentes informadas dijeron que
81 Embajador, Enrique de Marche.
ma, Jefe de la Delegation Perma-
nente, esta actualmente en- Asun.
cion, Paraguay, donde asistira pa
sado mafiana, Ola IS, a la inaugu-
racion del nuevo periodic presiden.
cial Alfredo Estroessner.
Agregaron que Ell delegado al.
sPasa a Ia pAS, y
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Sc Agrava ell Conf|icto Entire
Argentina y Ia Rep. de Chile
Per Possession del Leiane IsIote Austra! "snipe"

BUENOS AIRES, agoSto IA
-(UPD- Ell gobierno de la Ar
gentina reitero anoche su OPT
MON de que ell islote Snipe, per-
tenece a la soberania argentina.
Ell gobierno de Chile, en- Sc
nal de protesta por la supuesta
ocupaci6n de Snipe, por las fuer-
zas argentinas retro aver SD
embajador ante ell gobierno de
Buenos Aires. La possession del
islote, situado en- ell LELAND y aus
trail canal de Beagle, origino I'm
delicado i~ncidente diplomatico
entire este pals y Chile.
La ocupaci6n del iSlote, por
las fuerzas argentinas, fue anun-
ciada en- Santiago, pero no Sc ha
confirmado aun en- fuentes ar
gentinas.
En- circulos allegados a la casa
de gobierno Sc informo que ell
Presidente, DR.. Arturo Frondi-
Ii, establezca contacto personal
con Ell Primer Magistrate de Chi
lie, Carlos Ibanez del Campo, pa
"a tratar de hallar una seduction
al conflicto del islote.
Sc INDIGO en- los circulos men
cionados, que existe la posibili-
dag de que, en- las primeras no.
ras del dia de hoy, parta a San
tiago de Chile un representante
personal de Frondizi para entire
vistarse con Ell Presidente Iba-
nez.
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Brasil AUtorizu q
Empresu Alemunu
operar Fundieion

ESSEN, Alemania, agosto IA
(UPI.-La empresa industrial
Krupp recibio authorization del
gobierno de Brasil, para construir
una enorme fundicion de hero
en- Camplimpo, a unos so kilome-
tros de Sau Paulo.
La central, que abarcara mas de
80 hectareas y costara is millones
de dolares sera la primera obra de
construction de ia Krupp en- Anne
RIGA del Sur, desde la segunda que
IRA mundial Voceros de la Krupp
manifestation que va ha comenza-
do la construction de los edificios
de la central, y que la obra Sc ter
minara para 1861.
La production preliminar CO.
menzara el ano proximo, y cuando
la central quede terminada, ten
dra una capacidad de 100000 tone
ladas mensuales de hero fundido.
La Krupp proyecto establecer
una fabrica de ~1ocomotoras en-
America del Sur en- 1854 y a ese
efecto estahlecio una corporation
denominada Industria Nacional de
Locomotoras, Limitada, pero Ell
plan no Sc llevo a cabo en- vista oe
la recia co%mpetencia de ZEE. UU.
Los vuceros manifestation sin
embargo, que la nueva central de.
bera producer grandes utilidades,
por cuanto estara destinada cast
a la production de hero fundido
para toda la industrial automovilis-
tica brasilena. Agrego que y Sc ha
firmado un %contrato con la Merce-
DIES Benz do Brasil.
Todas las instalaciones electri.
cas- y la playa ferroviaria de la
Central seran construidas por en-
presas brasileffas. Hay en- estos mo-
mentos 200 Ubreros trabajando en-
ell proyecto, pero no Sc dijo GUAM
tos tendran empleo una vez ter
minada la fundicion.
COMPRAS DE TR1GO
WASHINGTON, agosto IA
(UPD.-El DEPARTMENT. de
Agriculture anuncio aver haber
otorgado una authorization de fl.
nanciamiento a Brasil, para que
csc pals pueda comprar en- Estados
Unidos 19.263.0OO dolares en- trigo
9. harina de trigo, a abastecedores
norteamericanos.
La authorization Sc expidi6 con
arreglo a la ley publica 480, que es.
tablece la verta de productos agri.
colas sobrantes a PASSES extranje.
ros pagadera en- la divisa del pals
~interesado.
Ell trigo. o la harina de trigo.
seran comprados por la Comision
Consultiva del Trigo, del Ministe
rio de Agriculture de Rio de janet
TO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Salvador Dali Sc Casa
en- Secreto

BARCELONA, agosto IA
CUPID. = Ell diario "Solida-
ridad Nacional" dice hoy que
Ell pintor, Salvador Dali, con-
trajo matrimonio secreto con
SUI companera de mucho
TEMPO, conocida s%implemen-
tie por Gala.
Ell diario afirma que Dali
y Gala, Sc casaron ell ocho de
agosto en- la Ermita de Nues-
ira Sonora de los Angeles, en-
la vecina Provincial de &C.
roma.
La information del diario
dice, que la ceremonial fue
realizada en- secreto y que ell
pintor, de fama internacio-
cional, no invite a sus amis-
tades al acto. Agrega que me-
dia docena de personals que
visitaban la iglesia fueron
testigos de la boda.
Ell diario dice que la ia
mosa firma de Dali aparecio
en- los documentos de matri.
monio de la Iglesia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

embarcaciones auxiliares, de los
puertos de Buenos Aires y La
Plata, inicisron aver una huelga
de 48 horas, apoyando a los pes
cadores que piden aumentos de
sueldos. Ell trafico maritime Sc
ha complicado ash mas, despues
(Pasa a la pag. 81
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VICEPRESIDENTE DE PERU
REGRESO A LIMA

BOGOTA, agosto 14-(UPD.
Ell Vicepresidente del Peru,
Carlos Moreyra y Paz Sedan.
quien preside la mission extra
ordinaria a la possession del Pre-
sidente, Alberto Lleras Camar-
go, partio de regreso a SUI pals.
FL vicepresidente peruano.
viajo en- autom6vil hasta Cali,
con ell proposito de visitar luego
a Popayan, ciudad tipicamente
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

Igualmente Sc escogi6 como
candidate a contralor general
de la ~republica a Guillermo Sa-
lamanca, conservador. Ell con-
tralor debe ser elegido por la
Camara Baja.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
ALUD CAUSA MUERTE A
30 Personals

BOGOTA, agosto IA CUPID
Sc calcula que no menos de
treinta personals perecieron Sc
pultadas bajo ur Aud de terra,
que Sc desprendio de una mon
tana y cubri6 varios vehiculos
que transitaban por una carre-
terra, en- I'm sitio s~olitario de la
cordillera de los Andes.
Ell siniestro Sc produjo en- Ell
departamento de Caldas. Desta-
camentos del ejercito y del
cuerpo de bomberos, principal
ron a remover ell alud para res
catar las victimas.
Otra tragedia Sc produio ST.
multaneamente en- Paste, al
extreme sur del pals, donde una
granada estallo en- I'm Quartet,
matando a cuatro soldados e hi
rlendo gravemente a ounce
mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Aqua PARA PORTOvIEJO

QUITO, (SICo).- Ell servicio
Cooperative Interamericano de Sa-
lud Publica, de acuerdo con ell Mu-
nicipio de la ciudad de Puertovie-
jo, proyecta realizar obras por va
lor de 20 millones de sucres para
ell servicio del aqua potable. Ell
Consejo de Portoviejo, con este
-tPasa a la pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

70; sera destinado para la COME
rencia Panamericana que Sc reu-
Mira en- 1860, sera moderno, atrac.
two, comfortable y eficiente, y
tendra, ademas todos los adelan-
tos de los hoteles mas modernos.
BESIDE sus habitaciones podra con-
templarse ell espectaculo hermoSisi
mo de Quito y de los Andes como
factor de attraction turistica.
Tendra $50 habitaciones con 6
pisos construidos. Tendra tambien
I'm salon de bale que estara loca-
lizado sobre la avenida IL de Oc-
tubre con almacenes y servicios
para los turistas, Bajo ell primer
piso contara tambien con esplen-
dida piscina.
, 1958-10-30
FOR RENT
FURNISHED APARTMENT
Phone 229
Notice Of Sole Of Used
Government Property

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate. will be received at the
Division Of Procurement,
Christiansted, Virgin Islands,
until 100 AM, November 5,
1858, and then publicly opened
for the sale Of the items listed
below, sas is" and where isl
located at the Department of
Finance, Christiansted, Saint
Croix, Virgin Islands.
5 Underwood ~Typewriters
3 Royal Typewriters
2 Remington Rand Type
writer's
! Corona Adding Machine
! Dalton Adding Machine
8 Electric Fans
! Sunroc Bottle Type
Water Cooler
, 1958-10-30
NOTICE OF SALE

The Virgin Islands Corporation offers for sale, AS is,
WHERE IS
2 Heavy Duty International Harvester Trucks with
hydraulic hoist mounted, Nos. ~ q rs
lton Dodge Pickup. Nc. rs
8 Coils NYION ROPE, size " weight II lbs)
! Ford 1871 1a ton truck, No. 122
through arrangements with Mr.. Rupert W. Ross. Offers
should be addressed to MI. N. 9. Proverbs, Mgr. Sugar De-
partment. ....
This sale closes on Friday October 81, 1858, at 400 PM.
% to 81
, 1958-10-30
ENTER THE NEW
CAFE RIOIA CONTEST OVER
w

You will hear the Cafe Rioja mystery phrase many
times each week.
Just write what you think is the missing word.
Your name and address along with an empty one
pound bag or two empty half pound bags of Cafe
Rioja ground coffee, or send one label from the S o..
lar Of
CAFE RIOJA INSTANT COFFEE
Send in as many entries as you like, but be sure
each has the correct amount of labels.
Each morning at $50 over WIVI. One radio will
be awarded to the winner in ST. Thomas and one to
the lucky winner here in st. Croix.
Your distributes for CAFE RIoJA in the Virgin Islands is
JOAQUIN. BELENDEz. SOFA
Radios are on display at Monell's Super Market and
The BobrA-Ru Store III St. Croix and at Chinnery's
Grocery in st. Thomas.
SPECIAL NOTE: This will be the last week that Cafe
RiOja will give away a radio free Of
charge; that is. without you having to
buy anything. We suggest. therefore.
that You start buying now because next
week you will be required to submit
labels from Rioja coffee. regular or
instant. in order TO be able to parti-
cipate.
, 1958-10-30

The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
will be supplied by the Divi-
sion of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Is
lands.
Daniel w. Ambrose
! Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
BY:
Alphcnso Romney
Clerk in Charge
Div. Of Procurement
st. Croix, v. /.
28-29-SO !,
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Booker T. washington. B5s 81.
Anthony Av
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RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
ENTERTAIN OHIO VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Riley III
and two daughters, Natalie Mary
lou and wendy d. left Friday Aug
ust 8, for their home in Cincin-
natl Ohio, after spending a very
enjoyable vacation with their par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. James p, Hin Of
9l9 Fremont Av. N. Mrs. Riley
is the former Mary X. Breedlove
Of Minneapolis.
Mrs, Riley and the children ar
rived July and Mr.. Riley motored
in on July 20, in time to attend
lovely lawn party given by their
mother The beauty Of the occasion
was enhanced by her picturesque
flower garden. Guest enjoying the
hospitality Of the hostess in addi-
ton 10 the honorees were the
Messrs. and Mines. Kenneth Nc
Kinney, Leon Myers, Don Call
ender, Clarence Young: the Mines
Frank Shaw Elmer Smith, Charles
smith; Miss Mary seaton and the
Messrs. Oden Benford and Joseph
Ray.
Other social cOurteses extended
the visitors were a dinner party
gwen by their aunt, Mrs. Frank
Shaw at her home l116 Irving Az
". and birthday party honoring
Mrs. Riley hosted by Mrs. Kenneth
Mckinney on August O. at which
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5 Mrs. Nellie OBryant, 9Ts st.
Anthony Av.
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the death Of her uncle, Mr.. Coy
Lindsey, in Atchison. Kans. Mr..
Lindsey is also the brother Of Mr..
Ollie Lindsey Of st. Paul Mrs. VIII
liams viii leave Friday for Atchi-
son.
Wedding Bells: Invitations have
been issued by Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Bantam of I'll Carroll Av. for
the marriage Of their daughter
Beverly Jean to Mr. Bonnie Alfred
Mason. The wedding win be an
event at seven o'clock Saturday
August 80, at Pilgrim Baptist
church. A reception will follow at
the home of the brides parents.
T.S.T.C. Host: Mr.. Leroy Lazen-
berry will be host to the T.S.TC.
Club on Saturday August 16, at
his home Ss5 N Chatsworth St.
St Paul.
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Lureno Washington
To Marry Sioux
City, la Man

Announcement has been made of
the engagement and approaching
marriage in October Of Mrs. Lur-
enc c. Washington, 512 ". 20 ST..
Minneapolis 10 Mr.. Lloyd W. Mat
hews Of Sioux City, Ia.
Mrs. Washington In currently
employed at Midland Cooperatives,
Inc. where she has worked for the
past seven and one-half years and
serving as supervisor Of the typ
ing pool for the past five years
She is also member OF Zion Bap-
fist church, Is president OF the
Wednesday Matinee Club, treasur-
err OF the Twin cities Council OF
Clubs and loyal daughter ruler OF
Mary Mason Council Of Past
Daughter Rulers, Minnehaha
Temple No. 12o. LBP. DEW.
A former government meat in.
spector, Mr.. Mathews Is presently
employed by Armour g. Company
in Sioux city and has a number
Of years seniority as a butcher.
Mrs. Washington and Mr.. Mat
hcws plan 10 be married October
LIST and will leave for an extended
three weeks wedding trip. They
viii be at home 10 friends In siour
City after October 20.
Mrs. Washington II being ex-
tended many social courtesies
prior 10 leaving Minneapolis,
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Jesse Shepard Is
Back From Trip
To Huwuii & West

With long list OF renewed
friendships and many fond memoir
les, Mrs Jessie Shepard, S52s Fifth
Av, s, returned home Friday even
ing Aug, S, from a months vaea-
ton to Hawaii and the west coast,
Enroute she stopped for a few
days in Los Angeles and was the
house guest OF her cousins. Mr.,
and Mr.. Lawrence Williams. She
was accorded many social eourtos-
les and renewed many friendships
with former Twin Citians. She was
the honored guest at a barbecue
supper held In the beautiful yard
Of her cousins; dinner guest OF
Mr. DIN Wells and his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr., and Mrs. Wal
ter suthern. guest Of Mrs. Bessie
Pullum on a sightseeing tour and
guest OF Mrs. Williams on a sight,
seeing tour and a Wait 10 Knots
Berry Farm.
She was the overnight CUES,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. stillwell Bailey
/ (she Is the former Josephine
Chambers), the evening guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. wenzel Miller, visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Pcery, Mr., and Mrs Otis Woodland
the Harold Hiiyards, Mrs. Ale,
Harness and many other former
Minneapolitans, who wanted to b,
remembered 10 their friends bacl
home and dinner guests OF Mr.. an'
Mrs. John Williams
She also stopped for a few day
in Seattle and was guest OF MI
and Mrs, Clarence Mccullough
She was guest OF Mr. and Mrs
James Kirk sr. on n sightseeing
tour OF Seattle and dinner and IN
luncheon guest OF Mrs. McCuuougl
In tho beautiful tearoom OF Bol
Mache in the Greenlake Shopping
Center
In Honolulu, she was guest a
the Koboyashi Hotel and enjoye,
the many sightseeing tours an
other courtesies extended by IN
Hawaiian residents,
Mrs Shepard Is n member O
the news staff OF the spokesma
and Recorder papers.
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5ia2 Humboldt Az. NJ, held a.
barbecue on the lawn at their
home in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Briggs OF Cleveland, Ohio,
ON Sunday afternoon August 10,
Enjoying the delightful affair
along with the honored guests
were the Mossrs, and Mines, syl-
vester Young. Kenneth Judy. Jake
Primm. Wilbur Grigsby Robert
Pullum: the Mines, Elsie Carey,
Ruth cowan and the Messrs, A.
Barber and J. o, Napuo.
Family Guests, Mr., and Mrs,
william Hayden, 9o3 Logan Av,
IN, had as their house guests, Mrs
lHayden's sister, Sister Mary Chris
tina and sister Grace OF New
Orleans, La They were hosts az
dinner In honor OF their guests
on Wednesday evening Aug. g. The
beautifully appointed table was
conferred with n floral arrangement
OF Bachelor buttons, Other guests
present were Mrs, Queen Ester
and four daughters from Detroit,
Mich, the Mines, Minnie Laws,
Mary l.. Newsom and three chill
dren, Atherton curns; the Messrs,
shelby Jones, Lewis seaton and
Leroy shoekency The visitors left
for their home August 8,
Back Homo; Mr. William A
Glenn, 1884 Smelling Av returned
homo Tuesday morning from De,
troit. Mich, where he spent his
vacation visiting friends He WA
the house guest OF Mr., and Mrs
Robert Stevens, Mrs, stevens anC
Mrs. Sue Miller accompanied him
home and win remain In the city
for week or ten days,
Hospitall1cd; Mr.. Ray Dysarl
no II. 81 St, win enter Fairviev
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Fresno, Calf, where she was
called to attend the funeral of
her brother, Leonard Cason. who
died August 4, after an extended
illness. Mr.. Cason is survived by
his widow, Mrs Nellie Cason;
Fresno. two daughters Miss Fran.
ces Cason and Mrs. Thelma Or
viss Of Los Angeles; two sons,
Leonard Jr., Fresno and Parker Of
Evansville, Ind, one sister, Mrs.
Ardelia Allen Of st. Paul and one
niece, Mrs. Almarea Casey Of
Pinkstaff, III.
To Attend UncIe's Funeral: Mrs.
Kneely Williams, 2S9 N. Chats
worth, received word Sunday of
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Social and Personal
& MINNEAPOLIS !

Attending oEs Sessions Mrs cornea Burns SSS Fourth
S. left Monday August H. for Kansas City Kans where
win attend grand session Of the Order Of the Eastern Star
Kansas and its Jurisdiction She win also visit friends in
Kansas City Mo Next week she viii visit the grand session Of
the Order Of the Eastern Star in Chicago
Entertain Cleveland Visitors; Mr., and Mrs w. H. Gray,
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time her friends showered her with
many lovely gifts.
The Rileys left for their home
Friday August 8 and enroute viii
stop in Chicago 20 visit relatives
and friends and in indianapolis.
Ind, where they will visit Mrs
Riley's cousin Clarence Haynes.
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hospital for surgery in the next
few days.
Called To Fioridai Mrs. A. l.
Brown. S720 Smelling Az. left
Wednesday morning August IS,
for Pensacola, Fla, where she was
called because OF the serious IN
nesls OF her mother. Mr.. Brown
win Join his wife later.
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Social and Personal
z ST. PAUL

To Attend Morehouse College: Marvin Roger Anderson
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs Archie Anderson $50 Rondo M
VIII enter Morehouse College Atlanta Ca the beginning
the fall term He will leave for Atlanta first of September
Attended Brothers Funeral Mrs. Lionel Allen 65s w
Central A returned home Monday evening August IL from
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-10

Employees may be covered
even II their firm does not ship
its goods directly in interstate
commerce. The goods may leave
the State through another firm,
or be used by another firm as
parts or ingredients OF goods il
makes for shipment in interstate
commerce.
The federal law expressly ex-
empts certain kinds of employ
ment done by covered employ
eeS. These exemptions are too
complex and varied to be dis
cusSed here. Some Of the provi-
sions exempt covered employees
from both the minimum wage
and overtime requirements
others from only overtime pay.
In North Carolina the Federal
wage and Hour Law is admins
tered by the North Carolina De-
partment Of Labor under a join,
State-Federal enforcement pro-
gram. AS of the present time
North Carolina is the only State
IN the nation which has such ar
agreement with the Federal
Government.