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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30

Mezcle la sal, la pimienta, Ell
oregano, los ajos y ell vinagre y
adobe ell pernil. Con un cuchi-
lilo fino haga incisiones e intro
duzca en- estas los huevos, ell ia
mon y la %tocineta. Dele en- Ell
adobe por varias horas. Calien-
tie la manteca y dore ell pernil
por ambos lados. Cubra con aqua
y cueza a fuego lento por dos
horas o hasta que este blando, y
la salsa espesa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30

ROsALIA DE CASTRO
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30
del Ma
PERNIL MECHADO

PERNIL MECHADO
l pernil de 4 libras
2 cueharadas de sal
! cucharadita de pimienta
l cucharadita de oregano en-
polvo
2 dientes de ajo machacado
2 cucharadas de vinagre
3 huevos duros
IA libra de iamon en- tiras
3 lonjas de tocineta
IL taxa de manteca
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30
poema De 6og~
Riin1o

!'Td para mi, 20 para ii, bien milo
-murmurabais los dos;
es ell amor la esencia de la vida,
no hay vida sin amor.
iQue tempo aquel de alegres armonias!
ique albos rayos de sol!
lque tibias noches de susurros llenas,
que horas de bendicion!
-iQue aroma, que perfumes, que belleza
en- cuanto, Dios creo!
Y como entire sonrisas murmurabais:
i"No hay vida sin amor!
Despues, cual lampo fugitive y leve
como soplo veloz,
paso ell amor. .., la esencia de Ia vida,
mas adn wis los dos.
"Td de otro y de otra yo'-Mjisteis IueEo.
iOh, mundo enganador!
Huelle la nieve, ~valerosa, y cante
energica tn voz.
Amor, llama immortal, rey de la TERRA,
iva para siempre adios!
nnSATTA nr ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30
Bodos de PapeI

En- dias recientes celebraron
la grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Papel primer aniversario matri-
mGnial, Ell senior William r.
Schroeder y sonora, la gentil
DANA puertorriquena, Emma
BOrges de Schroeder.
Aunque algo tarde, nos com
place enviarIes nuestras caluro.
sas feliLitaciones y votos porque
disfruten de muchos amos mas
de dicha conyugal.
Tn saludo muy especial para
Ell senior Brian Richardson y Sc
nora, Loida Caban de Richard
son, quienes celebraron en- ell
dis de aver la grata OCCASION de
sus Bodas de Papel, primer ami
versario de m%atrimonio, y nues-
tros votos por SUI ventura per-
sonal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-30
Bodos de Sedo

Nos es grato felicltar de ma
nera muy especial a la estimada
pareja Guiana tornado por Ell
senior Luis Ross Vergara y seno-
ra, Lolita Duy6s de Ross Yer
CARA, con motive de la grata
celebration de sus Bodss de Sc
das, doee amos de venturosa
union matrimonial, en- dias pa
sados.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
Center Bridge
Winners Named

The Duplicate Bridge Club
at the Center has been affili-
ated with the American Con-
tract Bridge League and is
giving rating points to win
ners, announces Mrs. Gladys
DoWner, club hostess.
Winners announced t h S
week were MS: First, DR..
and Mrs. Milton Goldberger;
second, Stanley Hatcher and
Mrs. Richard Bloch; third,
Mrs. Frances Rich and Mrs.
David Kramer; fourth, Mrs.
Rose Kopel and John Hay.
E-W-First, Mrs. Ann FEEDER
har and Mrs. l.. KranitZ; Sec
ond, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tor
chin; third, Mrs. Cell Howard
and Mrs. Min GaWsner;
fourth, Mrs. Dorothy Helen
and Mrs. Florence Love.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07

Group announced by Joel
Botfeld, general chairman.
INCLUDED IN future pro-
gram plans are a bi-monthly
OK and bagel brunch on Sum-
day mornings; continuation
of the successful monthly Sc
ries, "Challenge for Democ-
racy", and the offering by a
subcommittee of the group,
the Israeli Folk Dance Group,
of an International Folk
Dance Festival in April. Beth
Sheva Leve chairs the dance
group.
The entire community is
invited to these programs.
Assisting Mr.. Botfeld are
Judy Weingart, secretary and
George Goldmark, program
director of Hillel.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07

Mrs. Otis Miller is general
chairman of the dance with
Mrs. Jerome AmSter as CO.
chairman. Mrs. Miller's COM
mittee consists of Mrs. Ar
thur Rauh, Ticket Sales and
Mrs. Seymour Schulman, CO.
chairman; Mrs. Abraham S.
Fried, Publicity; and Mrs.
Wilfred Alter, Dance Co-or-
dinator.
Tickets for the dance will
be sold at Penney's Depart
ment Store and the Pioneer
Hotel during the week of
February 1914. Women will
be at the hotel during the
hours of IL am. and 2 pm.
HadaSSah women will be sta
toned at Ell Rancho Market
and Aaronson's Department
Store on Friday, February ID.
Tickets may be also secured
by calling Mrs. Miller, EA
6-1495, or at the door the eve
ming of the dance. Donation
will be $1.00 per person.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07

be held Feb. 16 at the Hillel
House.
TOPICS WILL include:
The Jew in various profes-
sions; problems confronting
youth and young adults in an
American Jewish environ
ment; little known facts
about the Bible, Talmud and
Midrash; and the correlation
of ancient teachings, beliefs
and practices to a present-day
setting.
The series, featuring stu
dent discussion leaders, is
part of an extended program
of the Hillel Discussion
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
WV Service

The Jewish War Veterans
Friedman-Paul Post POI will
hold a special memorial serv-
ice at Cong. Anshei Israel,
Friday evening, Feb. IA.
All members and Jewish
veterans are invited to attend.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
ADJ Official
To Speak At
Meeting Here

Hyman H. Haves, com
munity and program consul
tant for the Pacific South
west regional office of the
Anti-Defamation League, will
speak here before an open
meeting Feb. 13 at 9:15 pm.
at the Center.
The affair is being co-spon-
sored by the mems and Wom-
ems chapters of B'nai Birth
in Tucson.
Mr.. IIaves will speak on
"B'nai Births Anti-Defama-
ton League in Action"
The public is invited to at
tend and refreshments will
be served.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07

of HadaSSah'S life-Saving prof.
ects in Israel. One of the most
recent undertakings of Hadas-
sab has been the reclamation
of Israeps Huleh sWamps into
a good, rich, fertile soil. This
land will now support an addi-
tional 100000 people. 1t took
six years of intensive drain
I age operations to complete
the transformation of these
disease-ridden marshes into a
breadbasket for Israel.
YOUTH ALIYAH is a vital
function of Hadassah, and it
is this movement that is re-
sponsible for the rehabilita-
ton of the children that
Aliyah is able to bring to Is
rael.
Perhaps the most important
project for Hadassah is it's
work in the establishment of
a Medical Center for Israel
and the Middle East. This will
include upon completion a
M e dical School, Dental
School, School of Pharmacy,
School of Nursing, and a 500
bed hospital.
Mo Cooper and his orches-
ira will provide music for
dancing and the Arthur Muir
ray Dance Studios will give
a dance demonstration and
hold a dance contest. Addi-
tional entertainment for the
evening is being planned.
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
HiIIeI GroUnp Planning
Modern Judaism Series

series Modern Judaism will feature the program
planning of the lel Discussion Group at the Uni
versity of Arizona.
The series will held monthly Sundays at 1 pm.
preceded by ox and bage brunch The first session will
The Arizona post., 1958-02-07
Midbdr Hdddssuh Presents
Benefit Dance Feb. 76

The Mdbar group of Tucson Hadassah will hold its fund
raising dance Sunday, Feb 16 at the Pioneer Hotel Ball
between 812 pm The dance will feature prize
mink stole from Max Schapira furrier Steinfelds
The funds raised by this affair will go support many
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Warren County Under Pressure

can they be discarded BY federal Judges Is
unconstitutlt nal
we are not learned in the law. Ours Il q
considered opinions OF a layman after G. y
slael able study and prayerlul reflects j.
They are shared BY many others potn p-5-
iess.onal and latmen.
Virginia stands To-Day in the breach I'll
constitutional government. Warren Ioun.y
is the point OF the immediate attack. we
know some of the trials and pitfalls and we
reverently pray that an al-wise God will
guide the people and the leaders in their
deliberations
We know one thing - we can devise an
other system Of education but once lost,
can not retrieve a constitution. ne
Constitution may be changed by means OF
amendments as provided by the document
itself, but change in the basic Constitution
by judicial legislation is an attack upon the
liberties guaranteed by the instrument
Tins we leel it our duty and privilege to
defend.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
NAACP's Total Indignation
Plan Means Intermarriage

therefore have little knowledge or
understanding OF the problem, yet
are disposed to sit in judgment on
the eleven Southern states 50 bur
dcncd with the vast majority Of the
Is million American Negroes that
they compose as per cent Of the
population In some states and even
outnumber the whites in many
places.
Violence in the North
In the comparatively few North
ern places that have felt the pres
sure of the Negro problem notably
New York. Detroit. Chicago and
Philadelphia. 1t has resulted in
more violence and prejudice than
ever known in the South where
long years Of experience and under
standing have established the more
humane solution Of segregation
Proof OF this can be found by a
mere Swimming Of our national
press since the Supreme Court rul
inc started a disruptinq MIGRATION
Of Southern Negroes 10 the norsep-
rcoatcd Northern states where
hatred and prejudice appcar as
soon as colorcd people move into
white areas II X significant that
Harlem X known Inc world over a.
New Works Negro section sepre-
cation whether legally 81 yolun-
tar,ly established X ,he oplv All
sWcr
Al u Nh Hlll.s views on mon
qrelizaiion expressed VI bis Froni
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

small business permits accumu-
lated earnings Of $1,000 rather
than 100000. without being liable
for payment Of the special surtax
penalty
Spreading Estate Tax Payments
Until now, the death OF one whose
estate consisted largely Of his in
terest in a closely held business
often resulted in forced sale OF the
business to obtain cash for death
taxes. Now in cases where the
value of interest Of the deceased
IN given business exceeds IS per
cent OF his gross estate, federal es-
tate taxes may be spread over a
ten-year period. Payment may be
made in ten annual installments
plus interest at 4 per cent per year
on the unpaid balance.
Congress has also raised the loan
limit Of the Small Business Admin
lstration from $3.50, 900 to $3.50 900
and elevated this bureau to per-
manent government agency. Those
borrowing directly from this agency
get a break, too, for the SBA's
maximum interest rate on its short
and intermediate-term loans is re-
duced from 5 per cent to 4 10 per
cent.
Small Business Investment Act
To my mind the most significant
legislation affecting small business
is the Small Business Investment
Act. This is an unprecedented step
toward overcoming one of the
greatest handicaps facing small
business today. namely its inability
to obtain readily the equity capital
and the long-term debt capital it
requires
Investment companies whose pri-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Babson Discusses New Helps For Small Business

Babson Park. Mass. Sept. III. At
last Congress has gotten around to
doing something for small business
Three major bills designed to give
small business break have been
enacted For the information Of nv
readers. | am detailing here the
highlights of these new laws.
Long Needed Tax Relief
Included in this years tax law
revision are veral provisions
which give small business firms a
better break One Of the most far
reaching Of these permits an indi-
vidual-or corporation-to treat
as an ordinary loss. rather than a
capital loss, any investment loss
up to SIS 900 on an individual in
come tax return and up to $50, 900
in joint return OF course, this
ordinary loss treatment is re-
stricted to original purchasers of
common stock in small businesses
TranSfereeS Of the original pur-
chaSers may not claim this privi-
lege.
In addition to present deprecia-
ton rates, separate first-year al
lcwance of 20 per cent of the value
of the depreciable property up to
$4,000 is now provided. This allow
ance is boosted to 20 per cent of
the first $4,000 when a joint income
tax return is made OF course. if
this extra depreciation is used it
will reduce the amount of regular
depreciation available on the same
property in future years. You
should also note that this deprecia-
ton concession is limited to equip
ment and machinery. Buildings are
not included. A further break for
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
John Temple Graves
we Failed Says Arkansas Editor

The initials OUT would mean
just that for just these.
III is to the manor born. not
manner writes AN admirer. =
Admiration deserves no check, but
I've checked and it is "manner
Shakespeare's Hamlet The man
ners and customs Of country or
region, such as saying you-all in
the South Or, God forgive us. say
Ing 'innything" loi ANYTHING and
pm for pen as some Of our
otherwise perfect Southern girls IN
the Miss America pageant did
Arc there two Little Rocks? All
most YOU would think so from read
ing The totally differing accounts
Of NewsWeck and Time last week
As NcWsWeGk grows ever more OBJ
icctive and fair about the South,
Time grows ever less so.
A thought for the desolate as dear
ones 90 away TO school is that such
dcsClation is seh-centarcd, anti
social, possessive. nnsclentiflc m
mature and any other bad name
yon can think Up for it.
But
A smell that lasts a lifetime IL
the dry and tranpled grass Of col
legf campuses when students rel
turn IN September And a sight IL
the dingy way the buildings even
new ones look. Yet in a few weeks
the frost will be on the punkin
the fodder in the shock, autumn
campus will be sWceter than spring
time and glory Of the universe Will
set in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Double Check

This is FAIR week and there
Just amt much doing cept just
that
The Post Office department an
nounces the closing Of 43 Post Of
fees within the State jined us
right up to Kentucky course
We amt braggin' but it sorter CON
selling to be still next to the long
blue grass If we can't reach
through the fence and eat it for
free It's Just more power for UNI
employment and don't YOU folks
think like do or wei never have
another Republican in office
The Fomosa deal reads like
ancient history minus the UNI
brella It's 4 golf club this time
but it has the same ring We are
treading on mighty slippery ground
and It ain easy. So keep your foot
On the soft soft pedal and don't
talk 50 loud We vii be missing
each other fore long Fairs and
feetball have The day now 50 hit
for the shed We may come out of
this BY not getting into il
Tight money clouds the outlook
II there is any to start with Sena-
tot Robertson says Initiation now *
the major threat It won't hunt
civilization, We amt got much left.
u; T.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

mary purpose is to provide venture
capital for small and expanding
businesses can be established by
ten or more persons. Each com
pany must be chartered and its
charter must be approved by SBA.
1t must also have paid-in capital
and surplus Of not less than
$500 900. However, as much as half
Of this might be obtained from
SBA. The small investment COM
panies thus organized could make
long-term loans Of up to 20 years
or even more They could also adj
vance equity capital to small firms
through purchase Of the small
firms debentures BY law these de-
bentureS must be convertible into
the small company's com m n
stock.
Tax Benefits for Small Companies
OF course. the chief advantage
to small business investment
company and its shareholders lies
in the chance Of long-term capital
gains which would be tax-favored.
Investment companies holding the
stock of small businesses would be
entitled to 100 per cent dividend
received deduction instead of the
normal IS per cent
Space does not permit listing adj
ditional tax advantages to invest
ment companies chartered under
this new law. If you have interest
In venture capital companies, fl
nance companies, or like enter
prises, suggest you may gain tax
wise and otherwise by converting
these firms into small business in
vestment companies under this new
law Look into it,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

THE people in Prince Edward can under
stand the severe pressures now placed
upon Warren County, Virginia. Having
stood almost alone for some time following
the usurpation of power by the q. s. Su
preme Court decision in 1854, we know the
tension of reaching decision. It is no small
matter to realize that YOU have part n
the defense of your schools, your people,
your State and your Constitution. 1t gives
the leadership and the people grave con
Germ Differences of opinions must be
heard, must be discussed, must be settled.
Fortunately. when this decision had to be
made in Prince Edward County, the press,
the radio, the television had not caught up
with the swift movement Of events and we
were saved this additional pressure.
Prince Edward had to meet crisis in the
history of the nation. Its decision firm
and the woes of indecsion and uncertainty
have passed from the people. There have
been uncertainties. and still are. to the
uninterrupted continuation of pu b c
schools, but there have been no qualms
about the continuation of education.
The people of Prince Edward recognized
almost from the Hateful day of May IT,
1854. that great constitutional crisis had
been raised Upon that high plane the de
Tense was constructed The General Assem-
bly, of Virginia recognized the constitutional
crisis when it passed the Resolution of In
terposition on February l. 1856. The Reso-
luton Of Interposition is strong and mo-
mentous public document. one which has
been supported widely By those familiar
with constitutional principles, and the
background Of I Constitution: While
schools were the point Of immediate attack,
the larger, more important and far-reach-
ing effect upon the Constitution and the
usurpation Of power BY the Courts decision
were recognized early in the deliberations
Of the people Of Prince Edward County
Virginia. through its General Assembly
in special session, passed laws to govern its
public school system These laws are still
in force, and have not been declared uncon-
stitutional True, Judge Hoffman declared
without hearing argument the Pupil Place
ment Act unconstitutional on its face"
True, Judge Paul said in his chambers that
his court would not recognize this Act Of
the General Assembly. But. state laws are
not unconstitutional simply by the dictum
of federal Judge or a dozen federal Judges
individuality Only decision of a federal
court of three judges. before whom the
specific question has come in proper FORM
may pass upon the constitutionality of a
state law.
Not one of the other state laws governing
Virginia's public school system has been
challenged before the federal courts All
OF the state laws governing Virginias pub
lie school system are in effect today, and
until they have been used, defended APP
proved or disapproved by legal procedures
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Justice for ALL
Lesson for September Fl. 1858

THE LAST man on the totem
l pole is still a man. The man NJ
the bottom OF the ladder. the man
underneath the heap. the last man.
the least man: il there Is no justice
for him then there ~ no justice
For the ideal OF justice. a. The Bible
unholds II. Is That All. men 9hnIl DC
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

f he believed mixed schools would
cad to intermarriage. he replied
that the NAACP stood for total
Indignation, that mixture in the
classroom would lead to friend
ships. and friendship to marriage
Re himself had divorced his Negro
wife to marry a white woman
Does the Negro race want thus TO
DESTROY itself? DO they believe that
they do not have within themselves
he ability to advance. and hope to
rise as a monerelized mixture?
Dur United States climbed ID great
ness as a melting pot Of Caucasian
nations English. German. French.
Spanish, Italian, Scandinavian etc N
and not as a mongrel mixture Of
hlOods.
No compromise
For the South with ltS multitude
II Negroes, segregation is tho only
answer and there Is no room fOr
compromise No matter how mild
Or harmless an integration scheme
may appear, 1t ~ nothing less than
the camel's nose under the tent, BY
morning the whole animal Will be
inside The entire indignation plan
is fraught with danger. retarded
schooling. Wretched teaching prob
lens. and the eternal conflict be-
tween two races having philoso-
phies. long fixed III exactly oppo-
site directions Even among white
children. few backward students
may retard an entire class Think
Of the results when classes are
loaded down with Negro children
whose classroom records the coun-
try over are admittedly below that
of the white students. Even in
Minneapolis, MINI. and in Ontario,
Canada. where children have never
known segregation, tests proved
white mental superiority.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Not A Texan

They say ii was Texan millionaire who
threw a Riviera clambake at which cham
payne gushed from miniature oil WE'LL
but we wonder The true Texan doesn't
bother with miniatures .-The Richmond
Times Dispatch.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

treated with fair
ness. and more
with cons!dcra
tion. pity ana
helpfulncss IN the
name Of God. II
everybody get
fair treatment ex
ccpt the bottom
layer, then when
yon " no have
been fortunate all
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

Virginia district customs receipts
were S14 ,495. 400 IN 1857 as against
s12 $50 28 for 1856. according to the
Virginia State Chamber of Com
merce. This represents a rise of
Ell.o per cent.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
That's Right

Democracy is a system under which fell
low who didn't vote can spend the rest of
the year kicking about the candidates the
other fellows elected Wall Street Journal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
An Old Mans Thoughts

| love q summer evening
When sunset tlnts the sky,
And there comes q twilight silence
As doy bids US goodbye
For then life fingers wisttully
Like sentimental song,
Poised in between the negatives
OF the righteous and the wrong
But beauty and truth ore governed
BY the same eternal low,
And oil the worlds philosophers
IN them can find no flaw
SD volt the cIeor nfinity
Which 40 MN can deny,
And the sun viii set forever
For ne, when | must die
Serene ! fold my honds and woit
Nor care for Wind nor tide. nor SEQ
N rave no more 'golnst time Or tote
For Io' my own shall come 70 me
L D WHITAKER
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
"Oh, what a fall was there,
my countrymen -


we failed" reported Harry Ash
more when he joined last week in
the request for delay at Central
High in Little Rock Ark
But failure is merest fraction
Of the term for those who. in one
way and another. have undertaken
to force on the people Of the South
what they would not endure and
were not required to endure under
any law Of God or man.
You and all others haven't Just
failed. Harry.
You have CIR bbcred
You have destroyed the pnace
and order Of a nation, you have ST
hack for many years the true al
vanccment Of coored people and
you have divided North from South
again. Christians from Christians
americans from Americans
You have spread new rice hate
,round nation and world
And you have impeached caTths
~reatrst tribunal the Supreme
Court Of tn United States
Fail" is a weasel word for such
rs this
THE Orde~ of Uncle Toms
David Lawrence overran his edi-
orial page last week with glor.fi-
cation Of a Southern Uncle Tom :
II this keeps up the NAACP won't
be able to make Uncle Tom an cpl
'het any more
There may even come to be as
suggested BY this column an Order
Uncle Toms. made up Of free
minded colored people who like and
are liked by white people and who
now the race problem is not to be
solved by agitators, politicians and
paid professionals from afar off any
more than by Carter Kaspers at
home