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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
Will Request Study
Of Latin Disarmament Plan
OAS Council March 5
U. s. Editor Asks
His Colleagues
Support for IAPA

SAN FRANCISCO DE CALIFOR-
MA, Feb. u (UP)-Editor w. H.
Cowles, from Spokane, Washington
asked his colleagues to give com
plete support to the Inter American
Press Association (IAPA) in its
fight for a free press, because this
is the best way to fight the false
philosophy" the Soviet Union tries
to propagate in Latin America.
CowleS, editor of the Spokesman
Review and "The Daily Chronicle"
of Spokane, made this statement at
a public meeting here. He is
Second Vice-PreSident of the IAPA,
which attained great success when
helping the newspapers Editors
win their cases when they were
jailed because thew made their
publications conforming to what
they saw"
II American editors would stron.
gly support IAPA, he, added, "It
would be a great help in the fight
against the false philosophy the
Kremlin is extending through Latin
America"
CowleS also said IAPA has
strengthened relations among Latin
American countries, the United
States and Canada.
Cowles said that about 800 news
papers and magazines from the
Western Hemisphere belong to the
lAPA and that about $50 of them
Will be represented in the assem-
bly,. More than one half of this
last number will be Latin Ameri?
cans.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
SEVENTEEN KILLED IN
HONDURAS ACCIDENT

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Feb.
20 (UP) Seventeen persons
were killed and 81 injured late
yesterday when a crowded bus
plunged over a steep bank on the
southern road abount 40 miles east
of Tegucigalpa.
The accident occurred at La
Moramulca, apparently when the
bus brakes failed on a downgrade.
Only the bus driver and his as
sistant escaped death or injury.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

center victor, had the support of
Peronistas in running up his sweep
ing IL million majority. This cir
cumStance, coupled with his an
nouncement that he will grant
amnesty to all political prisoners
and restore the franchise to the
outlawed Peronista Party, has rails
ed misgivings about the policies
the new Administration will pur-
sue.
The doubts, we think, are pre-
mature. Actually, Frondizi is en-
barrased by the sudden change of
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
SEN. CHAVEZ PRAISES
MEXICAN CANDIDATE

WASHINGTON (UP)- Demo
cratic Senator Dennis Chavez de-
scribed Mexican Nationalist lead
er Adolfo Lopez Mateos as "a close
friend to the United States and a
staunch DEFENDER in the free
world"
Chavez printed in the congress
sional record the speech with
which Lopez Mateos accepted the
nomination of his party, and said
in an accompanying statement
that mo better man could have
been selected to carry on the ira
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
Latin American Finance
and Trade News Reports

forts, is because the principal in
dustrialistS of the United States
operating in Latin America have
their principal places of business
in these northern cities. Miami
lacks any such industrialists as
W. R. Grace and Co., American
and Foreign Power Company and
others of like stature. Therefore.
since we in this area do not have
such leading industrialistS it is
necessary to develop a civic cons
ciousness sufficient to supply this
gap in our Inter-American trade
interests.
at is therefore incumbent upon
US, of this area, to contribute to
the fullest extent to this Civic
Consciousness.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

ployment has reached 4,500, 900 and
is rapidly rising among our own
citizens, is not only an affront to
all United States workers, but re-
veals the callous disregard for the
suffering of domestic farm labor
which has been too prominent a
characteristic of too many hackers
and administrators of the program
since its inception" the section
said in a statement.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
CIUDAD PREMEX TO BE
I~NAUGURATED MONDAY

MEXICO CITY (UP)- Ciudad
Pemex, the new petroleum center
carved out of the jungles Of Tabas-
co State by Petroleos Mexicanos,
will be dedicated officially by Pre-.
sident Adolfo Ruiz Confines next
Monday, Pemex officials said to-
day.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

The new city, with 1000 gleam-
ing homes for the oil workers, has
all kinds of public services and fac
ilities.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

Every truly yours,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-07-25

show and softball games.
Speakers will include, E. E.
Evans, administrative dean and
registrar. DR.. j. E. Marshall, di-
rector of freshman studies; and
DR.. Cleo o. Hearnton, director
of student teaching; all of AM&
N college. Also appearing on the
progrcm is c. A. Vines, associate
director of the Arkansas Agri
cultural Extension service, Lit
tie Rock Mrs Fannie Mae
Boone, retired home demonstra-
ton supervisor, will be
speaker Tor the Leloers' confer
ence.
State All council officers in
charge of all assembly programs
are: Sterling King, president,
Lee county; Ramon Patton, vice
president, Phillips county; Mil
dred Scott, secretary, Woodruff
county. Doris Watkins, assistant
secretary, Cross county. Sarah
Kathryn Johnson, song leader
Nevada county; and Lurline
Clark, cheer leader, Lafayette
county.
Mrs. w r. Dansby of Column
bia county will preside
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-07-25

will leave for Cologne and sometimes during the day Of tn
18th arrive in Paris, France They will remain in Paris
through August Is and then visit the International Exhb
ton at Brussels, Belgium for three days.
On August Goth, DR. Davis will go Amsterdam, Ho
land and from there to London England On the 25h ne
will visit Edinburgh Scotland and remain until August 26th
Dublin will be visited August % then Killarney Fire
and Cong Fire (Scotland)
DEAN EVANS WINS PRIZE
E. E. Evans, dean of administration and registrar
AMIN named first place winner in the Jefferson Coun
y Arkansas amboree here this week The sponsored
ed by the Jefferson County Soil Conservation division Mr.
Evans will receive prize of $500 meeting of Negro
division at AMIN Friday night He will represent the
county in the state contest winners vii be announced
in August
CONFERENCE AT AMIN
The Vocational Education State conference for Teachers
and Counseors will open here AMIN Sunday The
will through July % The theme for the 1858 meeting
is Quality Teaching Quality Vocational Education Progress"
The Annual Cotton Cassers Bookkepers and Co-Ops will
convene at AM&N college July "a through July
The meeting will attract outstanding farmers in Arkansas
long with specialists in Agriculture The State All camp will
convene from July 28th through August
workshop will be held August lib The State Home
Demonstration council will for twoday meeting
August 9th
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-07-25
4-H Club Week
Begins Today

Approximately 500 All club
members, adult leaders, and a
gents are expected to attend the
33rd Annual Negro State All
Club Week and Leaders con-
ference, July % August /, on
the campus of AMIN co lege in
Pine Bluff. The program will
formally open Monday night,
with the State All council Of
ficers in charge.
Method demonstrations and
activities will be conducted on a
competitive basis Tuesday. The
demonstrations will be in bread,
home management, agronomy,
health, poultry, horticulture,
forestry, safety, electricity, home
improvement, Food preparation
and preservation. The activities
are tractor driving, land judging,
seed Identification, and dress re-
vue. Some club members will
participate in physical fitness,
candlelighting ceremony, talent
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-07-25
NAACP to Meet
In 81. Paul For
51sf Annual Meet

The 51st annual convention of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
will be held in st. Paul, MINI,
in 1860 The Minnesota city,
where NAACP Executive Secre-
tary Roy Wilkins grew up, was
chosen by the delegates to the
Associations 49th annual con-
vention which closed in Cleve-
land last week.
The golden anniversary con.
vention, will be held in July,
1859, in New York City where
the NAACP was begun in 1909.
Preparations for the 1859 con-
vention have already been in
itiated
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-07-25

ulty OF AM&N. President Ia
Wis will return to America OF
September B.
On August the Bird the
group attending the institute
Will be free to do indepen-
dent travel through August
18th. In a statement to the
students at AMIN prior te
his trip, DR.. Davis expressed
his desire to visit parts of
he Near East. But this par
Of his trip most likely will be
Cancelled because of the situa-
ion in that part of the world
at present.
However, after the indie
pendent travel period, thu
group will reunite and visi
Stuttgart, Germany on Au-
gust Hip. The next two
days will be spent at Frank
furt. On August 18th they
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-07-25
It Happened at AM&N College
by john howard

President Lawrence A. Davis of Arkansas AMIN college
is now attending the International Institute of Educa-
Switzerland Dr. Davis arrived in Geneva on
July and will remain in the institute until August the 3rd
The institute has its director DR. Emmerson Neuhardt
DR. Davis left Pine Bluff July via plane and arrived in New
York that afternoon prepare for his flight abroad
The trip has been made possible by donations contribu-
by friends of the college, the Alumni students and fac
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-17
sick list. but is much better.
Aliens Have Guests

Mrs. Jay Dewitt called in The
Sweden Allen home last week. Miss
Lizzie Wilson also visited there.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ownsby and
family were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Paul Lunsford and family
at Crewe.
The New Store and Smyrna
churches are beginning their Daily
Vacation Bible School. Monday
June I6. at the Community Center.
Curdsville All children in the com
munity arc cordially invited and
transportation will be provided
RAYMOND Phaup. Of Farmvillc
left for High Point. N. c., Monday
morning to attend Conference
Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernard Profit were Mrs. c. d.
Proffitt Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Prof
fit. Jr.. and two sons and Nancy
Proffitt all Of Charlottesville. The
children enjoyed fishing during the
day
Mrs Yancv Bailey and Mrs. r.
~ Bailey were IN Richmond and
urbanna last eek.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-17
'
Alpha

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris
attended the funeral OF Buck Dun
can in Staunton. Mr. Duncan died
Friday night in Staunton hos
pital He was in An automobile
wreck and then suffered stroke
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Dunkum re-
turned home Monday night after
spending week with their son and
his family in Weymouth, Mass. The
Dunkums enjoyed their trip but
were sorry their son and ue-cyed.
dark haired granddaughter were
sick with colds This was the first
time they had ever seen their
granddaughter The proud grand
parents say she is real cute and a
good baby
Sam Wootcn is i'll In Medical Col
lege Of Virginia Hospital. We hope
he will soon be home
"A. Preston Dnnkum visited many
In this community and IN Rich
mond He also visited his sister.
Mrs Art Benshoff. OF Ronceverte
W Va. Preston called on Mrs j
Alvin Thomas and Mr. and Mrs
Myrtle D KUN His brother
Claude, WAS in Massachusetts and
was very disappointed not to see
him before he returned TO Cali
fornia. where he is studying for the
ministry.
Mr. and Mrs Bobby Dunkum and
Vickie. Of Draper N c. are spend
ing few days with Mr. and Mrs
C. E. Dunkum Bobby is on va
cation
Mrs. Emma Allen called on M
and Mrs John Allen and Mr. and
Mrs. Lenard Allen Sunday and
found Fave Allen very Ill. expecting
to 90 TO the hospital some time
this week
The young people Of Rocky Mount
Methodist Churc presented
Childrens Day program Sunday
W. Elijah Dunkum. along with
Rev f B White, is attending the
annual Methodist Conference in
Richmond. They left Monday and
we're to return Thursday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-17
Powhatan News

Thn p0Whatan NatsouaI GIIard
Conpanv Ien ea.rrdav fo,. .u.,
weeks encampment WI Ind4a
Town Gan Pa
MI. Aid Mrs " r parEey WY
AHA MN charIes crlia NM chtl
df1" x s9n", ~ s43d@T \ cna tl
Nh and MI ii u Timmon.
have moved into their now honn on
rhe sanshnrv Trac, u, ,ha c,haa,o,.
fio,d- pau,ha.aa ro,..,, r....
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-17
AppOmattoX, PIE
Church Bible
School Planned

Vacation Bible School viii begin
Monday juno IS at Appoma'tox
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Pc, the Rev.
Parker Perkins. pastor. announced
today.
The weeks school At the Tuggle
church viii run through Saturday.
The opening session Monday viii
start at Q am.
Rev. Mr. Perkins Will be school
/ director and all children in the
congregation and community Arc
invited Transportation viii be ar
ranged for those who need II. the
pastor said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-17
Funeral Rites For
Mrs. Hattie Daniel
TO BE Held Tuesday

Mrs Hattie Langford Daniel, 70,
Of FarmvIlle. died Sunday Widow
Of George VI Daniel. She was born
in Bedford County March TO- 1893
Il daughter Of tic tate Alton NJ
Langford and Lucy q. Millncr
Langford
MIS-. Daniel was member of
Farmvllle Presbyterian Church.
She Is survived BY daughter
Mrs william O. Fore, Of Farm
vile. three brothers, Harry M
Langford. Of Winchester. Albert
Langford, Of Hagcrstown. Md. and
A. M Lanptord Of Lynchburg and
SIX grandfather
Funeral services viii be held al
; pm Tuesday At Dovne Burger
Funeral Home With burial Iii West.
view Cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-17
SI,eppards

So much news and still no time
10 get il written sorry school
closing. parties for each grade
commandments. picnics. and ever
new baby
BY the way didn't Mrs j l.
Jones pick fine time to visit hcl
daughter. Mrs Noel Walker anc
family? Mr.. Jones had gone t
conference and the walls and floors
IN their home were being done
over while they were away. Mrs
F Monroe Jones accompanied Mrs
Jones to Tazewell
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bowling
Jr.. attended the graduation exer
ciscs Of Miss Helen Hines ii
Lvnchbnrg on Friday night. June s
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stokes anc
family spent the week end at hcl
parents home
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, ST.. were
IN Richmond Thursday for the day
Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wingo have
announced the birth Of a son. Johr
Ralph Jr.. al Southside Hospital
on May 30.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Rainey, OF
Emporla, were visitors in the
Rainey home Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wingo and
family returned to their home Tues
day after spending week with
her parents.
Among the children attending
All Camp at Holiday Lake last
week are Kay Rainey and Lucy
Agnes and Martha Johns.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Rainev
and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Johns
spent several days last week al Viz
ginia Beach
Back For Visit
Mrs Wyatt LeGrand. Of Rich
mond- visited in the neighborhood
last week. She was with Mrs Mary
Elliott and also visited Mrs An
ME Garnet Mrs. Halle Baldridgc
and Mrs D. H Rainey
Mr. and Mrs. Archer Lyle. Of
Richmond. were callers in the D
Fl Ralney home. Sunday Other
callers were Mrs Paul Jones and
children. Mrs NJ c. Elcan n d.
Miss Florence Jones. Monday
visitors were Mrs. Ernest Bowling
Jr., and Sarah Frances. Mrs. Earl
Morris. Mrs Frank Johns and
Frank Jr, also Mrs. Clyde Marks
and Julia
Degree Winner
Mr. and Mrs R j Chapel and
children Of Pittsburgh Pa. are
the expected guests Of the Rainevs
soon Mr.. Chapel received his Phi D
degree from the University Of Pitts
burgh last week.
Vacation Bible School starts this
week at the community center at
Curdsville.
Mrs Edgar Johnson. Jr., and
children returned to their home in
Charlottesville last Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-17
Ranrns,ons

Mr. and Mrs Alvin Patteson and
children. Pat. Mike and Linda. Of
!. Richmond. were guests OF Or. and
Mrs. T f Patteson for The week
end
Wallace Flowers. Jr., of Lynch
burg. spent the week end with his
brother, Cleveland. and Miss Lulie
Patteson His father. Wallace X
Flowers. who has just returned
from his vacation trip out West.
spent Sunday afternoon with them
Wallace, Jr.. returned to his work
IN Lynchburg that night. with his
father.
Miss Josephine Maxcv who was
graduated from LongWood College
last week. is spending this week IA
one OF the Counsclors at the 4 II
Club Camp at Holiday Lake. Two
Of T. f. Pattcson' drcn.
Tommy and Audrey, accompanied
her for the week
Miss Frances Ayrcs. Of LongWood
College, is spending her summer
vacation with her parents, Mi and
Mrs Mckenna Ayrcs
Franklin II nry and James
Maxcy. of VPI have returned home
for the summer
Miss Cynthia Pattcson. Of West
hampton College. returned home
last week. Mr. and Mrs Sam Spcn-
Ger were guests OF the Pattesons
Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Banton attended scrv-
ices at Sharon Sunday and also
visited many friends and relatives
Mrs Banton is spending some time
with her niece and husband Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Garrett, near
Bethlehem
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-17
Sprouses Corner

| Greed Dowdy was on vacation All
last week and he did LOT 81 fishing
/ Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Wooiion and
\ family were the dinner guests of
Mi. and Mrs Greed Dowdy r E
Brooking, Of Richmond Was also 4
dinner guest
/ Mr. and MIS- Roy Bryant and
children visited Nh and Mrs Rob
erl Barr In Cumberland Monday
night
Wallace Sprouse has returned
home from Mcclure Hospital III
Richmond
Mr. and Mrs Pete sprouse and
children left Friday night for
Florida where they viii spend their
vacation
Mrs Carrie Dowdy and paucttr
ARee were in Charlottesville Thurs
day visiting MIR and Mrs Jackie
Dowdv and family
Vacation Bible School has been
held al Bethlehem Church An this
week with many present each day
Mr. and Mrs Roy Bryant and
family acre IN Lvnchbnrg Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs r N Ashworth. Of
Appomattox. were Sunday quests
.of Mrs. r. K Newton Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard CT, Of North Carolina. we're
also guests.
Mrs J F. Newton and Mrs. MARY
E Maye were IN Richmond Thurs
day.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-17
HowardsvilIe

Mr. and Mrs W 7 Ripley Jr.
and children. Mrs Elsie Banton
Mrs. Acie Godsey and George Rlp-
ley. all of Richmond. came up ID
attend the graduation exercises AT
Scottsville High School On Monday
night Marvin Ripley was one IF
the graduates and one Of the top
honor students
Jimmy CobbS Of Richmond HAS
arrived 10 visit relatives here MI.
and Mrs Alan Farley nv and
Mrs William Goodman and Mrs.
Cobbs.
John Hurt ard son vcrnard
were IN Richmond for few days
last week They visited Mr. and
MIS- T r Hurt
Nan and MIS- Albert TAYLOR. Of
Alexandria are visiting Mr. and
Mrs w T Ripley
Miss Dorothy Brown Mrs Otha
Woody and two children and Ver-
nard Hurt spent Thursday HI Char
lottesville
MISS Chlstinc Ripley aid George
Ripley. Of Richmond have been
spending a few DAYS With Mr. and
MIS- w I Ripley
Linda and Debbie Mofgan Of
warwick are spending thc sum
mer here with Nh and MIS- Dewey
Gooisby their uncle ana aunt
Mrs H f Fenwick attended TIE
funeral of Larry Roberts "A Falls
Church Oh Wednesday
MT and Mrs Dewey Goolsby
Wefc IN Charlottesville Saturday
evening
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-17

Rain is now needed for gardens and
the blowing Of corn.
We welcome into our neighbor-
hood Mr.. and Mrs. Barr. who have
recently moved In the Weaver
house in Curdsville. Their recent
visitors have been Mr.. and Mrs
G A. Duty. Of Powhatan and Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Duty. OF Enonviilc
NJ isses Florence and Anne
Scruegs. Of Dillyn. visited Mrs
Scruggs. OF Dillwvn. visited Mrs
last week
Mrs. John II Spencer. Of Balti-
more. Md, recently spent some
time with her sister, Mrs. Owen
Forbes. and family. Of Cumberland
She also visited Mrs. r. S. Gar
nett
Miss Ruby Cox is spending some
lime at her home in Knoxville
I Tenn.
DcWitts In Richmond
Mrs Jay Dewitt and children are
spending some time with relatives
IN Richmond
Mrs Worth Leap spent the week
end with her son and daughter in
law. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Leap.
Mrs Emmett Dunkum and Miss
Lizzie Wilson visited Mrs. NJ. M.
Julian and Mrs. Jack Allen last
week
Week end visitors Of Mrs. NJ NJ.
Julian We're Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Perdieu Of Richmond. They also
visited Mr. and Mrs Scay near
Lynchburg
Mrs, Halle Baldridge. Mrs. c.
c. Harvey. Allison and C. j. De-
Witt, visited the Emmett Dun
kums last week Mr. and Mrs. John
Putney and Alice also visited them.
Miss Pauline Harris attended the
commencement exercises at VPI
in Blacksburg over the week end
Washingtonians Here
Mr. and Mrs Bobbie Webb. OF
Washington. D. c.. and other
Washington friends visited Mrs.
Phaup and Buck Marks last Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Dunkum
and Wesley Earl Dunkum visited
Mrs. Lucy Duncan and Mrs. w. c..
Flippen and family near Columbia
Other visitors Of Mrs Duncan were
Mr. and MIS-. Billy Ayers. Of Rich
mond They also visited the Flip
pens
Mrs. Guy Norman. formerly
Edna Jamerson. entertained her
husband With birthday party
Sunday al Bear Creek Lake. All OF
their families were present Her
sister. Mrs Robert Lebcr. and
Debra. Of Richmond we're among
those present They are spending
their vacation visiting her people.
and friends. and are now with Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Dowdv. The beau
tlflil table of good food was much en-
ioyed. as well as greeting the
many friends
The Willie Ownsby family at
tended services at Calvary Baptist
Church in Amelia Sunday Layman
Falls is the pastor and Rev. II. r.
Valley. Of Gatlettsburg. Tenn. is
the visiting minister for the re-
vival this week.
Willie OWnsbv has been on the