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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
MRS. cAARlts GRIoSBY
DINNER HOST TO
FRIENDS ON BIRTHDAY

Mira Charles Grgshy taoe Soc
uud Az 9 waa charming hos
tra sunday Marh 90 when she
celebrated hrr birthday by en-.
PERTAINING q GROUP 90 friends and
relatives with q dinner party at
hci home In honor az the occasion
Dinner WAS served from q prot.
uiy appointed table
Following dinner guests relaxed
uatrufB 20 records un ihc HIST aud
malp tape recordings 81 the party
A muhtRhi came when tho rncori
ing was played back much 60 the
amusement and delight Of the
group
Later iu the evening Mfs LILLIAN
simpson and t1anh Caatieman
dropped by 20 wish MIS- griRaby
birthday happiness
Guests enjoying the hospitality
III fhe naslou wop the Mmes
furllla SHAW Matte Nelson ant
aon Wllla Mae Johnson gertruds
Smith and Hnn larry giadys
James and daughter cheryl Nj
and Mrs Roger Gugaby, son aua
dsuRhiofln.lHw Msssfs Richard
Green William Ctumawcll Lee
itawell1B father ihiIIlp GnRaby
son ltaoBi Bugaby con and char
ieH GpfFby Sc husband
M liowrlipn entertained The
RuoHts singing songs which were
recorded ard played back
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
Touch Tho Hem Of Ills Garment
hy Mrs CowBn

Touch Tho Hem Of Ills Garment
hy Mrs Cowan
CiwHNinE this glorious after,
noon Of song was IN rendition or
the cmoinuop. with tho mar
ration By Mra pcsuo Gresham
and A.r johnson aud sung by the
group
Miss Feroln simmons guest art
isi and dramatic reader, added %
phe finished touch af the occasion
Nr rumm on the organ directed
tH, chorus ln a firm cioaneuBl
performance Ills sympa thetis
playing at the organ with Mrs
Margaret agptt ~ the piano ulp
ported the singers rscrli'utlv
blending into q harmonious com
hiHalln0
~ Che conclusion ~ the pro.
gram Mra pessle Gresham proal.
dent ~ tho choral Union spoh,
briefly about the purpose and
thansad The persons who took part
ia fHp musicale Jessie Shepard
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onMMlrrrrs NNNnlNonn

Mrs Frances l,umnutd preH
aent 81 me ~ paul urbau league
Guild. has announced appointment
AZ the following tbairmcn Of the
various committee fat ipbs
rita MoosehcrRor program.
Jane Preston. project with Jana
belle Taylor ana Georgia Moore.
head az co-chairmon, Helen cart
wright and Mary bradley go
chalrnen " hostcas Laiise Good
90 and Gladys Marker pablieity
Mary iIcrgog ana Ermino Alien
constitution and by mWA, Allie
Mae iiapton cotton Bail Mra
Robert Mitchell avil defonac. Ev
lelyn Brent ana uirlio Peters ans
Iia committee ana Minnie Robin
SON nunshiue fund
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
Social and Personal
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL MPLs
a MINNEAPOLIS

sUUIAL AND PEkhUNAL~MPLS--
Weekend In Iowa Mr. and Mrs BiI Fraction, S}oi Fourth
Az S. MIR aud Mrs T. W Walls $500 Third Az s. Mrs.
Morrow and Miss Era Walls of Ail6 Clinton Az an
motorod Mason City Ia for the Weekend and guests
Of Mrs jeanette Walls and daughter Madclyn,
Visiting Relatives: Mr. and Mrs Maurice Briiis and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
Mrs, Sisson In'or,ulns
FOR Mrs Ruth MtoUeyry
Couple Move To Chi.

Nr Geraldine Biaapu enter.
talnod tew az galnf aNay
psfty ia honor ~ Mrs Ruth 8e
Queuy aB Sunday evening Aarlh
80 ~ bef home 3Ezp Portland
.Av Mr. ao3uorry and haf bus
band william lef fpf Chicago o.
mBla their home
Her3nianiug apeialtziuR and en-
jgyua rnrhiaHH uliod Clio gale
evening ar friends bad her Gad
spec z an1 success m their 1ew uH
arrtsAGnT a tasty lunch uas Hary
~ IS fHr hoateE after WHirb uHa
many j9yeiy Efis presented o. the
bmaSee sers opened and admired
EHiaytng lha Hospitality ~ nc
hostess Esfa 'Hr Mines glnalo
ifhadsa fBsz ClafF Christine
JsFuaaH Margaret Alien Ffeaa
FsIaan Eaua Tg3y rgnrHH Smith
H4s Zimmerman. Mildred Wafrn
Apzo utaI Pearl Mckinney 8ea
hfUHgH Adrlae Adams Hrptgr
Turner HbzHf Iorn Eff Wfi
See fau Drgt R.a Moore
Hra8 TasrgIfue C1r# " go r4W
aHs gia Baga Ba,E
ST. a8 Hr HraaeuT ieff
Eauig March a fgf rar vo.
heu H MeaYruy win two
HHa 0H operate . fb
cbaB HstabuhuH of costume ieE
rfg 5 etsr appliances %
gIfE 7f 3d. chicago
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
St. Thomas Style Revues
Through The Years As
Told To AiIeen NeWIin
BY aiIeen Newlin

Reminiscent OF 70 years al sponsoring planning and prouc
ing style show each little different each little
better do stop to realize how long span Of time thar
si TO may eternity but others very
close yesterday because when started collect material
this story found the people who in that first Mock style
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
Fufher Sentenced
To Prison Term
For Fuful Beoiinq

lee ~ Thompson l8 " 800 81
Anthony Az. ~ PAM was held
guilty Of nfst degree man slauglt
rr ia Ramsey County and sent.
oueea according 90 law 70 tho
state rcfafmatory M 90 Cloud fpr
"a term " ten 20 90 years
Thompson waa arrusrd ~ the
fatal bosung ~ bic son on January
10 The child Ronald died o. a
brain hfm0rfhsRe 81 Anclsrr hon.
p.'al whore hc - b"on taken after
tNa bsailng So me family home
& jury Of sE meg and six
wawea daHberated aIy hoprs be-
fore reaching the guilty verdict
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

in white, A crystal bowl OF re-
treshlnW trappc graced each end
~ the table Trays Of dainty petit
tours, pink and white candy mlnts
and napi,ins Inscribed "ron and
Boh enhanced the beauty of the
setting
Tables placed around the room
whore gteata relaNed cninyed 30
ftcshmenta and engaged in qtnot
tete a totes added 90 the enjoyment
ot the occasion on enc side OF
the room, were displayed the many
lovely gifts shuwcrod on The happy
couple hy their friends ami rria-
ttyes
tiestcsaes sssistng az the re-
teptl0n Included Mrs James slem.
mons who received guests AZ the
door aud directed them 60 the ~
oei,ng lire registering guests az
the doof were Mics Joyce Huahcs
sister ~ the bride and Mrs Joan
Knutaan Tho Mines Eunicc Gray
t.enara Adair Margaret Adm and
| Archie Anderson attended the
many lovely gifts rrrelyod BY the
hridc and groom and Miaa sharon
NvlBon recorded the pttH
Background music was heard
Throughout the evening
Some 200 guests came out %
greet tho happy couple ami en.
| los thr hospitality al the hosts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

waa eauted out in tasty and dainty
refreshments and appointments
The bride was lovely IN crystal
blue gown ot pure silk organss
and ehaniilly lace over taffeta
designed on The princess line tea
turing lace boticc lpw-eut por
trait neekhne and tiny set.in
sleeves enhanced with aealloped
edginE lhc lace inset dipped into
a deep point in the hacl, Tiny self
fabric bows added extra interest
al the low waistline rhc very hcut
FAINT skirt was ballet length She
were a oorsagc OF pink and white
carnations
Receiving with tho bride and
groom were their attendants, Mas
Darlene Written and MI Earl
Lewis, their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Hughes and Mrs Albert Allen W
parents u the groom Miss Whit.
ten was charming IN slate blue
frnrk fashioned with fitted bodice
and full bouiiant skirt hailennn
length Shc wore corsage OF
carnations
Mrs lluRhea was lovely ~ u
released sheath ~ star blue irish
rmny lace over matching tafCota
fashioned with seoopcd nrrKlne
elbow lopFtb push w sleeves and
aerentnaied with matching satin
band and bow outlining the low
waiatHuc A amst close fitting hat
and veil IN matching color and q
corsagc ~ pink ana white caroa.
tiaus completed her ensemble
Mrs Athert Alien o. presented
a ploasipg portrait IN q white cni
/ ton hare over rose orchid tafretn
| released sheath featuring rose or.
child satin banding and bow a.
the hipime, scooped nncklipo and
abort cap sleeves She wore q
email bat Of flower petaia So
matching shndoh ~ orchid and :
eofaaEo of pink hnd white caina
ttoHh
The uNgaisltcly appointed brides
table AT which was seated The bride
and groom theif attendants anf
members % both families wal
Ioyetlaia with white cloth ant
tentored With q thgce TERED wed
ding cake topped with pink fosoa
Faatpons u audlaA surrounded iht
ostp which was cankod ou ullbrl
side hy floral arrangements 81
Ipah and white anapdrsRona ROSES
FORMATIONS md NNceipoaa
a. artistic fiprH arrangement
! iH pink upi white rnsea carnations
land anapdtagons 10 q large silver
urn wac the crntefplepe for tbl
reception tuhlc which wsa rovrte,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

Revue IN 1881 talked Of Il as II
il were happening today
Harry Lacas and Harvey Moss
related how the Mems Club OF ST.
Thomas Episcopal church put on
a sho's al Phyllis wheatley House
with an an male east lmperson-
ating women They sang, danced
and did little bit Of everything
they were reluctant 70 go into
details. but did find out that
they had such a problem with
makeup
The cast included Joe Levy. Hir-
am Kelley. rela Burt Edward
Brown, Clarence Hughes Tom
Carroll, Ira Allen Claude Burn
augh, Boyd Crawford and Harvey
Moss feel pretty sure there were
others, but perhaps they want
to keep their acting ability hidden
Music was by Jesse stevens Har-
mnny Five They told me Il was
all in fun bat IL must have been
very good because they gave il
again in 1892.
After this performance Leola
Carey. who was then president OF
the wom8ns Auxiliary, asked the
men II they would combine their
talents with the women Of the
church and stage the Easter Par
ade" on Easter Monday night at
Knickerbocker Hall They agreed
and this was the beginning OF the
social event Of the spring season
IN the Twin Cities Everyone in
Who's Who took part
In 1886 stin keeping in mind the
idea Of being someone else the
theme was Representations. but
now our thespians became a little
ambitious and became celebrities
Of the day Helen Smith now Helen
Thomas, as Eta Moten Don Me
Clure as Cab Galloway; Art Weis-
eyer. Stepin F'etchit. Bculah Mil
chell as Ada Oyertan Walker and
Gordon PARKS as Earl Hines How
many Of you recall this2 Louise
Carmichael and Joe Levy were CO..
chairmen, Mrs Van Hook was IN
charge OF the show and Marjorie
Curry who was then Miss Mar.
jore Wormley was In charge Of
models.
Listed In the 1855 show were
guest artists Alice. Katherine and
Rose pettiford, Frances PEBBLES
and Henrietta Williams The list
OF models IL much too long TO
write. but Il included familiar
names like Mildred Brooks, Grace
Bryant Barbara Mcclure, Ethel
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

Stevens Glorine Fassett. Mae Mar
shah Fred Ingram, Patricia Nal,
lory Jane Moss, Louise Neal and
Richard Session Mrs, Eva Session
and Bin Cratic chaired thus show,
Mrs Louise Carmichael Mrs
Elizabeth Van Hook. Joe Levy and
Don Mcclure were stars in 1883
and Mrs Hiram Kelley was Ia
charge Of models Boyd Atkins and
his orchestra furnished the music
Al that time 81 Thomas had a
dramatic group and from what /
gather Mrs Van Hook wrote sket-
ohes for the shows
1916 was almost professional in
structure. "A Salute To Veterans.
was the sketch written by Noah
Smith who incidentally. deserves
a major share OF credit for the
success Of these affairs. Thru the
years he has given SO freely o. his
time and efforts, doing everything
from making scenery and posters
10 acting IN our shows The shows
could not have gone on withou,
"Smitty as he is called by those
who know him well
IN addition 20 Mr. smith the
cast OF the 1896 show Included
Edythe Bur, Mr. ana Mrs Rich.
ard Session. Marvin Crawford Don
aid and Carlton Bryant, Doris Rs,
cue John Maxwell Jr, and hoS
many remember Helen Thomas
singing. TIN Just q Lucky So
and So. and Jean Brown. Cornmae
Richey, Frances Logan ana June
Session dancing Mexicanas vtalt
Tas2
Percy Hughes and his orchestra
came into the production In 1857
and this show presented Auzi,
dat This show was given az cLO
Han, as was the 1913 show featur,
ing LILLIAN Goodhue Penn as crucee
Members of Uuo Score. a sponsor
OF one Of our 1858 Queens pre-,
scented Thru The Looking Glass
i950-5l and 81 wss 40 Min
|uelpolis Labor Temple with Don
/ Mcclure as emrec and Virginia
Parker and Tpmmie Lr,vis setting
tho theme of the Gay Nmeues win
"Dcarie no You Remember Ted
! dy Quans danced and Cedric Al.
Jams crowned our queen iH 1856
and 1851 The 1851 show WA
staged by Don stolz of the Olt
/ Log Theater
The late Charles Johnson who
introduced the Cake Waltz was The
Z featured attraction az the 1867
show ami IN 1855 we were az Cal.
houn Beach Hotel with Albert Nc
I Ciurc as emcee Twin city bcautic
iaus cooperated this year display.
ing stunning hair styles Arthur
Murray dancers was a featured at.
( traction
1866 at Calhoun Beach H0te
with Lucas smith az emcce and
Barbara Cyrus as commentator
( Featured artists Dell ChsmbIee
Katherine Coram and Katherine
|purEett Ffty.scven is 70 fresf
Ia our memory that 80 needs M
reviewing bat we can't forget
( Einice Cain and the Cautnas
This story would not be com.
. plete without mentioning gur eight
queens who have boon crowned
thru the years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04

The leading nfWsianda in titr
Twin Cities @cii ibis Newspaper
Three phone Hines serve guf
readers The numbers ARE ~ r.
$685., ~ : 7OTl and "a 0932
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-04
Hotel Reception Held In Honor
Of Newlyweds, The Robert
Forest Aliens Saturday March 20

Citing climax 70 the romantic eonrtslp and marriage Of
Miss Antonetc Hughes MIR Robert Forrest Allen Satur.
day March the wedding reception given by her parents
AR and Mrs solomon Hughes Saturday evening March %
in the lovely Twin Cities Room of Hotel bennington
nrlal flowers b. pink and white the color lempn ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

adding that England Is way
ahead Of us" In researching
the antiques Of the. last CEN
tury.
Her reporting Of the new
movement will be guided by
an insistence that a distinc-
ton between antiques as art
and antiques as history"
Chauvinism often blends
the two, she warns. with the
result that the value Of an
antique for its beauty or
craftsmanship is confused
with its value as a manifesto
ton Of history.
Lets be critical enough
to recognize that what is
American is not necessarily
the best"
With this caution, Miss
Winchester embarks on a new
adventure into the past.
Show Calendar
The fourth annual antiques
show Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church will be held February
11-14 in the parish hall on
Old Georgetown pike, Nc
Lean, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

the focus has been on the
18th century, the era Of the
great cabinet-makers, silver
smiths and porcelain makers
and a period Of great his
torical moment.
Now it's time, she believes,
for the researchers and mu-
seums and collectors to turn
their eyes on the 10th CEN
fury, a largely UNEMPLOYED
area. She wants "the same
critical and analytical ap-
praiSal which we developed
for the 18th century"
Tracing a Century
1--WE should consider what
was fine at the time, and
trace style development in
furniture, glass, china and
the decorative arts" Miss
Winchester says. Too often,
she adds, the 10Th century
is dismissed as Victorian"
a term that carries implica-
tons Of garishness and poor
taste.
THE people are more re-
ceptive to the 10Th century
than the 18TH" she believes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
ANTIQUES ALMANAC
Editor Scans Post
With Critical Eye

touches. softening the diet Of
scholarly articles on antiques
with features on the use Of
antiques in the home.
The Reyes formal is re-
tanned in one respect. The
publications. policy still for
bids the picturing of people.
The woman's touch, how
ever, shows through. All edi-
tors of the magazine and
two-thirds Of its subscribers
are women.
At the 20-year mark, Miss
Winchester is not resting on
her laurels. She is preparing
to launch what should be-
come the next great research
movement in the antiques
field.
In the last two decades,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
BY GEOkGE FLYNN
Star star Writer

If so diffuse a field as an
tiques can be said to have an
arbiter, the role is played by
a quiet-voiced, trinity dressed
New Yorker.
Miss Alice Winchester
editor. author, lecturer
was credited last week with
having done more to slim
ulate interest in antiques in
America than any other per-
son."
The praise was voiced by
Kenneth Chorley, president
of Colonial Williamsburg, at
the 10th annual Antiques
Forum. sponsored jointly by
Colonial Williamsburg and
Antiques Magazine, which
Miss Winchester edits.
Through her magazine,
her books and by the pro-
gramming Of such events as
the Forum, Miss Winchester
has imposed on the antiques
field standards Of taste and
scholarship-and more real
ism.
Yet she drifted into her
vocation. When she was
graduated from Smith Col
lege in the 30s, she wanted
to get q job on a magazine"
She was hired by Antiques
as assistant to Homer Eaton
Reyes, the editor.
When he died 20 years ago,
she succeeded him. HE set
me In the way I should CO."
she says. "He warned me
away from the 'cutey' stuff
and insisted on scholarship"
'Humanizing" Touches
That philosophy has been
followed during her steward
ship as the magazine grew
eight-fold. Her major shift
from the established pattern
came with "humanizing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
FRENTE :.
- Viene de la Primers PSg. =

mente en- Florencia, ell Frente
Cfvico envio ell siguiente cable
grama pidiendole informe a Su
Santidad Pic XII sobre ell RENO
de terror ~existente en- Cuba:
EN- nombre Frente Civico Re-
volucionario, ruego informe Su
Santidad Pic XII regimen te-
rror prevalece en- Cuba. Co
bierno viola todaS las leyes de
la guerra bombardeando y anne
trallando ciudades abiertas con
napal. Fierce brutales represa-
las sobre jovenes no comba.
tientes, exhibiendo cadaveres.
Ocho fueron ultimados iueves
ultimo y poblacion costernada.
Extrae detenidos prisioneS pa
"a darles muerte sin distinction
sexo, edad o profession religio-
sa. Demandamos respeto inte-
gridad fisica no-cambiantes. En-
nombre principles cristianos in
tervencion Iglesia para dar fin
tragica siega de vidas nuestro
pals. Ruegole gestiones cerca
Primer Ministro Inglaterra que
evitar venta aviones destinados
guerra exterminio poblacion in
defensa. Saludos.
Miro CardOna
Secretario"
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
APROBADO
(Viene de ia Primerao

cientes. De acuerdo con la pro-
longacion de los aguaceros en-
las estribaciones de la cordilIe-
"a ellos pueden determinar cast
con exactitud, cuanto va a SUI
bir ell rio "esta noche", porque
la verdad es que la mayor parte
de las wees que ell rio tiene una
gran creciente, ell 'golpe fuerte
viene de noche.
Cuando la crciente amena.
"a cubrir algunas de las cast
tas o llegar hasta un POGO mas
arriba del piso de otras, los veci-
nos sacan sus pertenencias y es.
peran pacientemente a que lie
que ell golpe del rio. 81 la Gre
ciente no es extraordinaria, ell
aqua cubre sus casas y horas
despues, cuando baja ell nivel
del rio, solo tienen que limpiar
ell cieno dejado en- los pisos.
Pero algunas veces ell torrente
de la creciente Sc extiende hasta
donde. estan enclavadas las ca
sas en- Fondo del Sace y arrastra
rio abajo a algunas de estas.
Pacientemente los vecinos de
csc. sitio, vuelven a levantar sus
casitas ALI, a pesar del peligro
que sc cierne sobre ellos cada
vez que llueye mucho en- la cor
dillera, desde doned Sc despren-
den docenas de quebradas,
a~fluentes del rio La Plata.
va este es cosa de rutina pa
"a ellos.
En- la manana de aver aun.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
.Notus Soeiules
tViene de Ia Pagina q

cumpleeHos
Sc encuentrs de placemes Ell
hogar tornado por Ell senior
Jack Barcena y sonora, Oracle.
Ia Vela de Barcena con motive
de la grata celebration en- esta
fecha del cumpleanos del senior
Barcena y de SUI hijo Ell joven
Jack Barcena, quien llega hoy
a >us iiez amos de edad.
Para ellos, nuestras sinceras
felicitaciones y votos por su
bienestar personal.
= \ 4
I Rodeada del aprecio de sus
seres queridos celebra en- Ell dia
de hoy la grata OCCASION de SUI
cumpleanos la graciosa ninita
Ana Margarits D%ominguez, hija
de la gentil pareja tornado
Dor Ell sefor Roberto Domin.
guez v sonora, Isabel de Domfn.
guez
Vayan para ella ~nuestras mas
ealidas felicitaciones y votos
porque goce de muchos amos
mas de vida.
Queremos ser los primeros
en- felicitar de raanera r1uy es-
pecial a la gentil dana cuba
ma sehora Maria Milford de La
70, esposa del senior Carlos
Lao, con motive de la grata
celebration de un nuevo ami
versario de 81 natalicio en- Ell
dia de hoy.
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo aho
de vida la gentil dana sonora
Laura de Fernandez, esposa del
senor Manuel Fernandez. y con
tai motive nos complace felici.
tarla calurosamente y approve.
char la OCCASION para desearle
que disfrute de muchos amos
mas de existencia plenos de
alegras y bienestares.
*
Celebro aver Ia grata OCCASION
de SUI cumpleanos ell gracioso nj
no Ramon Gordils hijo del senior
Ramon Gordils y sonora, Michita
p. de Gordils. miembros apre-
ciados de nuestra colonia his
panoamericara.
Aunque algo tarde, nos COM
place felicitarlo carihosamente
y desearle muehos amos mas de
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05

impresa contra la SIP, dirigida
a. Jules Dubois, en- la que Sc ale
ga que este fue instrumental
en- ell traspaso del periodico des-
pues de la revolution a sus pre-
sentes propietarios, "violando
asi la libertad de prensa cuya
protection profesa la SIP"
Mas adelante, Dubois infor-
mo a la comision que ademas
de la protesta contra la supre-
sion de libertad de prensa, Fran
cisco Scrabino, director y edi-
tor del vespertino "Accion" de
Rosario, y que una delegation
del matutino Eel Dia", de La
Plata, deseaba protestar por la
proyectada expropiacion de SUI
perlodico.