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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
DESEA SEPARATION ENTIRE
RELIGION Y POLTTICA

Segun mi punto de vista como ministro
del Evangelio, me parece que ningun minis
tro ~cristiano debe inmiscuirse en- los asuntos
~politicos de las n~aciones, o indicar a los poll.
ticos que deben hacer o como deben dlrisir
sus asuntos. Por ejemplo, en- una asarn.
blea n~acional de lideres religiosos Nevada
cabo recientemente en- Cleveland, en- un men,
safe a las ~iglesias, Sc pidio que la China Roja
sea admitida en- la ONU y que tambien sea
%reconocida por Ell gobierno de Washington.
Es mi opinion que cuando la religion en-
Ell nombre de Cristo Sc inmiscuye en- los asun-
tos politicos es porque no tiene un verdade.
no mensaje de paz, consuelo y esperanto de
parte de Dios para la humanidad. En- cam
bio, 81 los guias religiosos aconsejaran do
vez en- cuando a los gobernantes y sus pue-
bios q tener siempre presente ell ejemplar
y hermoso ~consejo del Sermon de la Montana,
hoy habria I'm POGO mas de paz, hermandad y
mejor acercamiento entire los hombres como
entire las n%aciones, nj serian tan peligrosas y
tirantes las relaciones entire elias.
Cristo mand6 a sus seguidores a haccr
d~iscipulos para FL entire las naciones, pero
jamas les orden6 meterse en- los asuntos po-
liticos de los hombres o las n~aciones, los
cuales asuntos jamas han hecho feliz a la
humanidad, nj siquiera con la bendicion del
clero.
sinceramente,
Pedro Mas
sOMETE PLAN DE ACTIvIDADEs
CULTURALES
Me diriio q usted cono ,in;co vfncuIo do
los Latinoamsricanos de Ia Florida, para ex-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

CIT ia HecesUdu ue dgIuIIHdI Oud d IUeIIdS
enfrentadas separadamente a la tirania. Ell que hoy recuerda;
sencilla y calidamente, la figura de Juan Manuel MARQUEE, es
un fundador del Partido Revoluconario Cubano, y dirigente
de la Organization Autentica, que junto a Juan Manuel, lucho
afanosamente por hacer cierto un caro entendimiento entire
dos grandes figuras de eTa lucha a muerte contra ell Dictator
Batista: Fidel Castro y Carlos PRO Socarras. Juan Manuel Mar,
quez Sc uni6 a mi en- vista a Mexico, y juntos planeamos la
reunion de ambos lideres en- cualquier lugar del territorio anne
ricano, porque Ell, como yo, considerable que era necesario, i'm
perioso, insoslayable, que entire esos dos cubanos hermanadcs
(Pasa q Ia PAg. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
TAI Ola COMO Hoy
Martes, . de diciembre.

Martes, . de diciembre.
1547-Muere Herman Cortes,
conquistador de Mexico.
~tS04-Napole6n es coronado
Emperador de los fran
ceses.
192O-El general chileno j. M.
Carrera, toma a Salto
(Argentina).
1923-Monroe presenta al Con-
greso de Estados Unidos
su famosa doctrina.
1e42-Lograse la primera reac-
ci6n nuclear en- la Uni
versidad de Chicago.
Observation-Disclosures de- Ban
co de Francia.
1052-Asume la presidencia de
Venezuela Marcos Perez
Jinnerez.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
JUAN MANUEL MARQUEE
Por CARLOS MARISTANY SANCHEZ

Cuando ell decursar de los dias nos arriben a la primera
semana de Diciembre estaremos tambien dentro de los dos
amos del fallecimiento de I'm gran cubano: Juan Manuel Mar
quez. Murio de los primeros, apenas los expedicionarios del
Gramma pisaban las coTas de Oriente, y SUI sangre generosa
reg6 la terra de los valienes orientales. Sc antcipo a Can
dido Gonzalez, a Frank Pals, y a todos los integrantes del Movi
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

miento rs de Julio, que ALA en- la region indo-
mita, esperaban la llegada de su lider, Ell DR.:
Fidel Castro, que desde playas de Mexico
traia la insurreccion hasta ell coraz6n de las
Montanas orientales.
No es un militante del Movimiento 26 de
Julio, ell que escribe esta recordaci6n del va
liente insurrecto, p%olitico, y polemista, que
desde los mandos de SUI Organization novel,
luch6 a brazo partido por la UNIDAD de ls
revolution, y murio con Ell %pensamiento puesto
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
PERIL de {.
LOngfeIIoW
Common Council

La ficha del gran poeta es-
tadounidense Enrique Vans
worth Longfellow figura tam
bien en- los catalogos de la Ii
teratura hispanica entire
otras cosas porque en- 1885
sustituy6 al eminente profe-
sor hispanista Ticknor en- su
catedra de la Universidad de
Harvard. Y Sc debe agregar
que va para ese entonces,
Longfellow habia publicado,
en- 1888, SUI version Inglesa
de las COplas de Jorge Man
rique. Luego despues apare-
ce SUI drama "The Spanish
Student" donde la critica des-
cubre influencias de la Gita-
nilla" de Cervantes.
En- ell mundo de habla in
glesa, Longfellow mantiene
hasta ahora SUI puesto del me-
jor conocido y ell mejor anna
do entire los grandes poetas
de Norteamerica. Naci6 Ell
bardo en- Portland, del esta-
do de Maine, en- Ell aho de
1907, de familia buena y AGO.
modada de la Nueva Ingla-
terra. Enrique Sc educ6 en- ell
Colegio Bowdoin de SD pa
tria chica y despues de gra-
duarse en- Humanidades mar.
ch6 a Europa en- busca de ma
yores luces, y de Europa Sc
enamor6, pues que despues
la visit6 muchas wees,
En- Europa, nuestro poeta
Sc dedic6 en- cuerro y alma
al estudio de las lenguas y
culturas de los paises vista
dos: Francia, Italia, Alema-
MIA. A la larga domins variOs
idiomas extranjeros y &c dis
tinpue FOR ma trasIaci0n
muy buena al ingles de Ia
Divina Colnedia de Dante.
ASimismo, traduce muchos
verses del aleman. Durante
su estada en- Ell Viejo Mundo
Longfellow cae bajo ell en-
brujo del romanticismo de
mediados de siglo que enton-
ces marcaba la tonica de la
activIGad literaria. FL estado-
unidense sienfe Ell influjo de
los romantlcos ingleSes y ale
names, de Goethe en- primer
termino. En- esta Influenza
Sc tiene la explicaci6n de un
detalle que cierta critica que
rria acentuar, a saber, la falta
de originalidad del poeta neo-
ingles, maxine 81 Sc lie con-
traSta con II comDatriotaS
y contemporaries Edgar
Allan Poe, John Greenlief
Whittier Y Walt Whitman.
La vida personal de- poeta
Se vic amargada por la ira
gedia. Primorc durante un
viaje a Europa en- 1888, Sc lie
muri6 la esp ,sa. en- su tier.
ma juventud todavia. Despues
en- 1851, pardio a la segunda,
muerta en- ur incendio. Su
vida publica flu, de professor
de idiomas m jdernos en- la
Universidad de Harvard, por
espacio de dieciocho amos.
Despues de la muerte de la
segunda esposa Ell poeta dej6 la
catedra para dedicarse exciu-
sivamente a la poesia. Su IA
ma Sc extendi6 al extranje-
70, pues las Universidades de
Oxford y Cambridge lie conf
rieron titulos de honor. Des-
pues de muerto, 10 exaltaron
mas los ingleses, colocandole
una plaza con SUI nombre en- la
Abadia de Westminster.
Murio Longefellow en- 1882
a los rs amos de edad, GUAM
do toda la naci6n americana
10 traia en- los labios, es-
pecialmente en- las escuelas
%primarias, donde sus versos
son recitados por los escola-
res hasta ell dia de hoy. Qui-
zAs que SUI poema cumbre sea
(Pasa a la PSg, 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
FL ANcLIcIsMo EN- Il EsPANoL
CONTEMPORARIES

Con Ell prop6sto de eontribur al mantenimiento de Ia pureza de-
nueNrO idioma. diariamente pubHcaremos en- esta pAgina un arhculo
del intefesante y novedoso Diccionarto de Angicismo del eminents
LnternaciOnalista y hl6lOgO panamehO doctor Ricardo T. Alfaro.
ABRASIVE, VA
mo Sc ha hanado NADIA hasta ahora que pueda
eontrarrestar los efectos abrasivOs de la carretera
sobre ell ~neumAtico".
"Abundan los diamanes negros, tan titles como
abrasiVOs".
Los principles abrasivOs naturales son ell esmeril
Ell corindon, Ell granate, la piedra p6mez, Ell ai
poll y la arena de cuarzo''.
Abrasive es palabra que ha venido a figurar en- ell roper
torio Official de la lengua, al catalogarla la Academia, con
exacta definici6n como adjective y como SUBSTANTIVE, en- eli SUI
plemento de la la edicion de SUI diccionario.
Abrasive (pr. abreisv) en- ingles, como adjective, es en- &c.
neral 10 que desgasta. Como SUBSTANTIVE denota toda sustancia
o cuerpo capaz de producer desgaste y que srve por 10 tanto
para pulir, aisar o sacar flo o punta por medic de la fricci6n.
-(coNTINUA
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
RELDlJ:: !.
r@visto del oconFocer cUbono..
PARA eDlAn1o LAS AMrRIcAs",

EXCLUSIVE PARA sDlARIo Las AMFRIcAs">
SANTORAL DEL DIA-La Iglesia Cat6lca celebra hoy Ia
festividad de santos Eligio y Eloy; Natalia y Candida, martir. :.
Il
RELOJ cede sus Columns a un ira.
baiO del DIR. Carlos Maristany ttulado:s
JUAN MANUEL MARQUEE. Atendiendo
a una siplica lie damos preferencia sobre
uno de igual tema que, baio la firma del
cronista aparecera en- nuestra edici6n de,
manana. Con clio, RELOJ rinde homemade,
en- la gallarda figura de Juan Manuel Mar.
queZ, a tOdos los cubanos caidos en- ell
transcurso de eda lucha sin Quartet entire
la Libertad y ell despotismO:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
sOMETE PLAN DE ACTIvIDADEs
CULTURALES

Me dirijo a listed como unico vinculo de
los Latinoamsricanos de Ia Florida, para en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

GoBIERNos CARENTEs DE vERGUENZA
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

Miami Springs, Fla, MARTEs de Diciembre de 1883
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

The topic for Pastor Carl c.
Sunwau's sermon, last Sunday
was, Foundation Of Faith. This
was taken from the fourth chap
ter of the gospel Of St. John where
we read about the healing of the
Nobleman's Son.
His first point was, Faith Is
Born" The man in the lesson was
a family man. He had a son who
was sick. AS a last resort he went
to Jesus. He had the feeling Of a
need.
Parents recognize in a sick child
a great need. There must be a
feeling Of a great need in our
hearts.
Gods Word is preached and read
in order that a feeling of need
might arise. Are you aware Of the
fact that you are a sinner and in
need of the forgiveness Of sin
Gods Word says that all have
sinned and fallen short of the
glory of God.
In Jesus there is forgiveness for
sin. This is brought about by God
operating through the Word. This
man had heard about Jesus. Be
tween his hearing and going TO
Jesus he thought. He went to
Jesus and made a request of Him
He said, Come down, e'er my
son die. You can call upon Him
at any time.
The second point was, Faith
is tested. Jesus did not go with
him as He had been asked to do
He said, GO thy way, thy son
liveth". The man obeyed. When
Christ directs, do as He says.
The third point was, He re-
ceived a blessing" When he was
on his way home a servant met
him and told him that his son was
living. In tire Epistle to the Ro-
mans 81 & 2 we read, Therefore
since we are justified by faith, we
have peace with God through our
Lord Jesus Christ. Through Him
we have obtained access to the
grace in which we stand, and we
rejoice in the hope of sharing the
glory of God"
He also quoted from Hebrews
12-1 and 2 Therefore, since we
are surrounded by so great a cloud
of witnesses, let us lay aside every
weight, and sin which clings so
closely, and let us run with per-
severance the race that is set
before us, looking to Jesus who
is the pioneer and perfecter of our
faith. Who for the joy that was
set before Him endured the cross,
despising shame, and is seated at
the right hand Of the throne of
God"
Anna Wendell, parish worker.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

house publications devoted prim-
ariiy to the service Of the Mime
sofa Negro community and is
friends has attracted considerable
attention.
II win be among the very few
buildings erected solely for tho
home OF a Negro weekly news
paper Of which there are over 100
IN the us. Many Of the publica-
tons now own their own buildings
which however are usually rebuilt
older structures
Tho Spokesman and Recorder
Publishing co. Inc. which pub
fishes the Spokesman Of Mime
apolls and the Recorder Of g. Paul
IL In It's 25th year Of continuous
publishing The papers have the
largest paid circulations ever
achieved by Negro mediums pub
liuhed IN the state Of which there
have been approximately rs since
1870.
The two papers are rated among
the top twelve Negro mediums In
the US. a remarkable fact In
view OF the sparse Negro popula-
ton in this area. Most Of the other
rated papers have huge Negro
markets or trade areas
Proportionateiy more whites
read the Spokesman and Recorder
papers than any other Negro
weekly IN the country Many Of
the states leading business leaders,
organized labor leaders, educators
social workers and people In pub
lie life are subscribers to either
the Spokesman. in Minneapolis or
the Recorder in st. Paul.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
Mt. OITXET BAPTIST

The 21st Homecoming Day serv-
ices were well attended. Messages
at the IL am. and the 4 pm. hours.
delivered by w. ]. Jones of At
lanta, Ca, a young gospel min
lister, were most inspiring and well
delivered. Rev. House used for a
subject, Deliver Me in thy Right
eousness," for the morning hour
and the "Prodigal Son" for the
afternoon service.
I We were happy to see two OF
our shut-in members, Mrs. Ruth
Mcdonald and Mother Ella Golden
at service Sunday.
Teachers training course win be
conducted at the parsonage We'd
nesday evening October 29, at sew
en- o'clock. Miss Alice Huston is
instructor. All new and prospective
teachers are requested TO attend
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the friends
and neighbors for their many acts
Of thoughtfulness shown during
the illness and at the death of our
husband and brother, Felix Brax-
ton. We especially wish to thank
Rev. H. w. Bolts Sr for his visits
and consoling words; the various
auxiliaries of Zion Baptist church
and the fraternal organizations
for their comforting assistance.
For the many cards, kilograms,
floral tributes and other express
sions of sympathy, we are forever
grateful
Mrs. Irene Braxton. wife.
Eddie and Amos Braxton, broth
ers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

scored an emphatic yes for open
occupancy legislation. Ralph May
hood declined 10 answer.
HOUSE SIsT DISTRICT
James L. (Jim) Adams who
caucases with the liberals indicates
that there Is no housing discrimi-
nation in his district but gives no
indication where he stands on
statewide legislation. Said Adams
Fortunately after thorough
and exhaustive discussions with
my constituents may say that
we do not have a problem OF dis
elimination in housing in my dis
trict."
Arvid J. ANDY Anderson, lib
eral, was short and 10 the point.
Yes" was Anderson's only an
swer on DO we or don't we need
a housing law prohibiting
discrimination"
Carl @. Hagland, incumbent lib
eral. doesn't feel such legislation
should be passed on the state level
according 20 Hagland:
Il feel that our local officials,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
PILGRIM BAPTIST

Onward Christian Soldiers" was
the Professional Hymn that open
ed the Sunday morning Service for
the 29th Fellowship Units Drive
Day, October 26.
An inspiring morning prayer
was given by Deacon c. S. An
derson. The Children's Story was
told by Rev. Chester Jones.
To introduce DR.. Floyd Massey.
Jr.'s wonderful and soul-lifting
sermon, the choirs and congrega-
ton sang Love Lifted Me-. DR..
Massey's sermon-'"The Right At
titude For Service"
Trustee James Taylor closed the
sermon with the Dedicatory Pray
err, following the Doxology.
Friday, the Church will give a
Halloween Party from $3.50 to 5
pm.
Next sunday, DR.. Massey
breaches. Customary with the first
Sunday of the month, will be the
Ordinance of Baptism and Com
munion. Also next Sunday will be
dedication Of Babies. At 8 pm.
Sunday, the AIM. Club will pre-
sent it's Annual Service.
Deacons Roscoe Miskel and
James Perry were ordained at
the Deacon's Service at Pilgrim
Rest Baptist Church in Minneapo-
lis, Sunday.
The following should be remem-
bered in prayer and visitation:
Mrs. Worda Guthrie, $40 Mar
shall Ave; Mrs. Emma Jean Nc
MILAN, st. Joseph's Hospital and
Mr.. Otis Lee Hampton, St. Lukes
Hospital. ..
You are always welcome at Pill
grim, "the Church of Lofty
Friendship.
Sherrie Mazingo, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

The papers are independent pol
itically In policy although various
staff members are identified with
both OF the major parties. Both
parties are treated alike In the
news coverage and both have
access 10 the Letters 10 the Ed
tor" column where political dis
cuasion runs rife. The editorial pol
itlcal emphasis Il ON the backing
OF candidates who are friendly TO
the legitimate interests Of the Ne
gro.
The Twin City Negro oommuni-
~ and It's white friends have
evinced great interest in the new
Spokesman and Recorder build
ing. Some Of that interest Is pub
licly manifested In ads in this
Dedication Issue, and In letters
and calls which the management
has received since the ground
breaking early In May.
Cecil Newman editor-publisher
OF the two papers said this week;
''The erection Of the handsome
new homo office and plant Of the
Spokesman and Recorder papers
Is the result OF the fine support
which this enterprise has received
during the past 20 years from the
Negro community Of Minnesota in
particular and the total commun-
ity as well This building is a
small monument to the people who
have faith In their fellowman and
who have made Minnesota the
great state II is. We are very
grateful and appreciative Of the
encouragement and support we
have received"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

Legislation and another aays he has
an open mind,
Harold Kallna, one term liberal
said ON the measure; II oppose
legislation which unconstitution-
ally takes away the right OF a
home-owner TO rent, sell his prop
erty as he chooses.
Candidate Tony orliclSa his op.
ponent who also has the liberal"
tag has ben charged with olroulat-
ing a rumor that Kalina favors
"open Occupancy" said however
IN his reply to the League Of
Women Voters heis "open minded,
state orlicka; Il have open
mind but / believe each legislative
on this subject must be voted
upon according TO the provisions
OF each bill"
HOUSE sSTH DISTRICT
The three House candidates in
the 2sth District are all sailing
under the liberal banner. Two OF
them reject open occupancy leg
islation and the other says he
win vote the way his constituents
want him TO-
Edward CEdD TomcEyk. in
oumbent said; Il believe the con-
stitutional right OF every home
owner should be protected and !
win oppose any legislation that
would discriminate"
Stanley J, Fudro, another in
ocmbent said.
Il win oppose any legislation
that takes away the rights Of any
individual TO sell or rent property
10 any person or persons he 80
chooses To punish a man for ~
doing would be unconstitutional,
Peter DuPay said on the prop
osed legislation; Il win vote II
accordance with the wishes Of IN,
people In my district"
SENATE sgTH DISTRICT
The senate race In the goth dis
trict Is between a liberal Donal,
Fraser and Emmett Duomke VIII,
says he viii caucus with the in
dependent majority"
Fraser, a member OF legislativ,
interim commission on housing
says he win again support opel
occupancy legislation, especial,
In the areas where builders accep
pvAhc monies TO develop housing
Duemke, ON the other hand, /
fatty opposed TO open oocupanc,
legislation and has adopted IN
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
CHURCH
NEWS

and on time. Mr.. James Buford
is superintendent.
Prayer service each Wednesday
evening in November viii be con
Quoted by the Junior church. Come
out for one hour of praise and
meditation.
Mrs. Matte Milsap is convalesc-
ing at her home.
Our pastor, Rev. B. H. Hunter
will deliver the message Sunday
November 2.
You're welcome at Mt Olivet
The Church of F'riendliness."
Mrs. NJ. Z. Bell, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31

I rather than legislation providing
for criminal prosecution process
SEES"
Fred q. GOff. conservative Is
apparently against a non-discrim-
nation housing law. He told the
League Of Women Voters:
"Legisiatiu banning discrim-
nation in housing would be like
asking the people Of Minnesota to
legislate tolerance at the expense
Of their constitutional rights Of
property. The solution lies with
our community leaders 20 work
for the education Of everyone in
the community TO accept and make
welcome every person regardless
OF religion. color or race Unless
the community soon attacks this
problem, then the state viii be
forced to act"
SENATE s1sT DISTRICT
Only one candidate in the 31st
district took the time TO answer
the QUESTIONABLE sent them by the
League Of Women Voters. That
was liberal Jack Davies who
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
Dedication Of Newly
Constructed Home OF
Papers In November

The new home Of the Minneapolis SPOKESMAN and St.
Paul RECORDER viii be formally opened to the public saur
day November IS.
prevue for the press radio TV advertisers civic and
fraerna group heads viii be held the preceding day Friday
November a.