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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
Dispulta Sobre
Quien es An1o
del Polo Sur

LONDRES, Enc. 7. (UP)- Sc
ha entablado una disputa entire ell
cientifico britanico, doctor Vivian
Fuchs y Ell neozelandes Sir Ed
mund Hillary, conquistador del
Everest, sobre quien es ell amo
del Polo Sur.
La sede londinense de la expe-
dicion a~ntartica del Commonwealth,
a la que estan vinculadas las dos
partidas, apoya a Fuchs. Por SUI
parte Hillary dice que Fuchs pro-
cederia "de manera POGO avisada"
81 sigue adelante con sus planes
de recorrer los 1000 Kilometres has
ia la base Scott despues de ha-
Der llegado al Polo Sur.
En- Nueva Zelandia ell Primer
Ministro, Walter Nash, dio a Hi
llary I'm voto de confianza inme-
diato. Nash dijo que TODD 10 que
lie preocupa es que su pals conser-
We las realizaciones que ha logra-
do. Agreg6 que su conocimiento
de Hillary es tai que puede afirmar
que en- momento alguno ell conquis'
tabor del Everest ''hara NADIA mas
(Pasa a la Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
LOS ALIADOS
(Viene de la Pag. ~

tros ojos a los peligros y ace
chanzas que nos esperan para
yer que Europa occidental no Sc
esta desintegrsndo.
ST Sc mide ell estado de la
Comunidad Atlantica hoy, doce
amos depues de Ia guerra mas des
tructiva de la historic, en- rela.
ci6n con ell estado de esa misma
comunidad doce amos despues de
la Primera Guerra, es acertado
deer que Europa occidental es-
te en- mejor posicion de 10 que
ha estado en- muchos amos.
En- suma, Sc ha reforzado y con-
tinua reforzandose.
Con razon pregunto Eisenhow-
er a sus colegas de la OTAN:
"iPagaremos, en- libertad, ell pre-.
clio necesario para %preservar la
paz?" Sc refeiia a los lideres
y al pueblo tanto de Estados Uni
dos como de Europa. La Comu-
nidad Atlantica tiene los recur-
SOS. Debe acompaiarlos con su
voluntad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
Comido Informal
Despedido

Despedido
Por la via aelea sale hoy hacia
Ponce. Puerto Rico a gozar de
blen merecidas vacaciones al lado
de su tamjlia en- esa ciudad, la gen.
til senorita Gladys Moreno, a quien
despedimos cordialmente y de
seamos W. ella muy grata en-
la bella t rinquena.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
DISMINUYE
fViene de la Pagina 81

Honduras, Panama y Venezuela.
Los afectados por una inflacion
mediana durante ell periodic 1916
So 'fueron Colombia, Mexico, Mica
ragua y Peru.
LA causa Immediate de esta in
flacion ha sido ell gran aumento
que Sc registro en- dinero y credi.
to" afirma la, publication del Cha
Sc Manhattan, "resultante princi,
palmente de deficits gubernamenta
les. Cuando la existencia de dine.
ro ha sido incrementada a un .rit.
mo mas rapido que Ell de la pro.
ducci6n real de ~articulos y servi
clos, ell resuftado tipico es un au,
mento en- ell nivel de precios.
Cuando la expansion monetaria sc
detiene, 0 disminuye 10 suficiente
hay tambien un alto en- la infla'
cion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
Dicen fue Pura Coinddencia Ell
Encuentro de AGA Khan con Silvia

GSTAAD, SuHa, enero 7 UP)-Amigos de Ia RIGA heredera
mexicana, Sylvia Casablancas, dijeron que la reunion en- este centric
turistco invernal, entire la bella joven y ell Aga Khan es pura coin
cidencia.
La senorita Casablancas, hja de un acaudalado industrial mexi-
cano, declare refiriendose a los despachos publcados en- toda Europa,
en- ell sentido de que habia legado aqui para estar con 81 Principe,
que tales informaciones carecen de fundamento.
LA verdad es-manifesto-que flu. invtada por mi amse, Virginia
Cohen. Somos asiduos vistantes de Gstaad".
Amigos de la famiia Cohen, dijeron que invitaron a Sylvia "sn
considerar la presencia aqui del Aga Khan.
Los persistentes rumores de un romance, entire ell Principe y la
heredera mexicana, han sido negados por ambas familias. La sehorNa
Casablancas dio que regresara hoy a Ginebra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08

varias escenas de la elegante
fiesta ofrecida pOr los miembros
de la ALBANIA Interamericana pa.
ra ceIebrar la llegada del Nue.
vO Ano en- los salones del Star.
Iignth Roof del Hotel Biscayne
Terrace.
VemOs aqui, en- primer lugar
a dona Virginia Gonzalez vida.
de TorruelIa, dinamica fundado-
ra y alma de esa p%restigiosa or.
ganizaci6n, acOmpanada de algu-
nos de los miembros de la direc.
tiva. DR.. Manuel A. Gonzalez,
sonora Greta Arrus de TOrrue.
liza, senior Tabert Torruella, Sc.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08

Vayan nuestrss sinceras felicia.
clones para Ell estimado caballero
senior Luciano Zamora quien eele.
bra ,en Ell dia de hoy la grata oca-
sion del aniversario de su naci.
miento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08

nora Alicia Arregui de Kohly,
sonora Inesita de Gonzalez, Sc.
nor Marcos Kohly; otro aparte
de este evento social nos ofrece
a los distinguidos esnosos CO.
lomhianos, don Mario Gsrces y
sonora, Mia 0sorio de Garces,
acempahados de u h,jOs Mario,
Herman y Militia, y de las senO-
ritas Maldonsao; en- ctra de las
mesas vemos> al senior J. n. Nc
Arthur, conOcido homhre de EN-
presa de esta ciudad y Presiden-
tie de la ALBANIA, acOmpanadO de
dos elegantes damas.
Otro animadO grupo, integra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
ANO NUEVO De La ALBANIA NTERAhERICANA

do por la sonora DATA de Mar.
tinez, senior Pedro Martinez, Sc
nora Ivonne de Vega, senior Ga.
vino Vega, Consul General de la
Republica DOminicana en- Mia.
mi, sonora Gene de Gherken y
senior Ted Gherken; tres simpa.
ticas parejas que animarOn con
SUI presencia la fiesta de la Allan.
"a, apareciendo aqui, de izquier.
da a derecha, DR.. Humberto No.
guerra, sonora Mary Gonzalez de
Nogueira, senoritas Margarita
ViIlalta, DIR. Modesto Mora, seno-
ra Betty de Ehrenreich y DR..
Jack Ehrenreich.-Fotos GORT)
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08

De Ld Hoband
BESIDE hace algunos dias Sc en-.
cuentran en- Miami, disfrutando de
una larga temporada de recreo,
las gentiles damas Hortensia y
Marta Rodriguez.
Las saludamos cordialmente v
les desesmos una permanencia
muy placentera en- esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08

Entra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida la apreciada DANA chilena. do
ma Videlia Gomez vida. de Pedro,
motive por ell cual nos complace fe-
licitarla cordialmente y desearle
muchos amos mas de e~xistencia,
rodeada del afecto de sus hijos y
numerosos nietos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
AUMENTA
(Viene de la PagiLa 81

mes en- septiembre de 1857. Ell alto
nivel de las importaciones, COM
binado con los bajos ingresos por
ell cobre, produjo una acentuada
reduction, redujo ell saldo favora-
BILE en- la balanza de pages. En-
noviembre y diciembre ell gobierno
decreto ell requisite de que Sc hi
cieran depositos previos elevados
para las importaciones, con obje-
to de evitar un gran deficit CO.
mercial ell proximo ano.".
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08

>Llega hoy a sus diez amos do
edad Ell %simpatico niho Raymond
Oropresa. hijo del senior Oscar
OrOpresa y sonora, Alice de Orc.
presa, miembros ~apreciados de
nuestra colonia hispanoamericana
residente en- Miami.
Lo felicitamos de manera muy
especial y lie deseamos una prolon.
gada y prospera existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
TRAMITEs ..

,V1ene de la Paglna ~
Hasta fines de s%eptiembre de
1857, Brasil export6 productos
por valor de % 100000 de d6la-
res a Polonia y Checoeslovaquia,
e import6 desue esas dos nacio-
mes, productos por valor de "a
100000 de dolares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
PARA CORRESPONDENCE

Pdro La Hobond, Cuba
Antier salio con destino a La
Habana, Cuba, en- donde tiene fl
jada Su Residential, la agreeable
sonora Bertha Iduate, quien paso
en- Miami una corta temporada de
v~acaciones al lado de su hermana
dona Esther Iduate y de sus sobri-
mas la bella y gentil YOlanda Gar
cha y la joven sonora Ruth Teller.
*%~
Ounce Amos
La gentil senorita Emily Portal
sera festejada ell proximo sabado
por la noche con una fiesta que
ofreceran sus amantisimos padres,
senior Carlos Portal y sonora, Clio.
tide de Portal, ep SUI Residential de
la barriada noroeste de esta ciu-
dad, con motive de la grata oca
sion de sus ounce amos de edad.
A tan calido ~festejo han sido in
vitadas numerosas amistades de la
cumplealera.
AImueFzo
La sonora dora Claire de Vein.
traub ofrecera lin almuerzo ell vier-
mes proximo en- ell Hotel Biscayne
Terrace para agasajar a las damas
que mtegran eJ Comite HispanO-
americana de la Marcia Contra ell
Polio.
De Peso
Procedentes de Nueva York y
de paso para Panama, hacen una
corta escala en- Miami dona Isabel
de la Guardia de de la Guardia y la
senorita Cuchy ,ArOsemena, a quie-
mes saludamos cordialmente.
X \ X
Almuerzo Consular
Los miembros del Cuerpo Con.
sular de Miami celebraran SUI reu-
MON mensual manana j%ueves, a las
IL P NJ, en- ell Salon Consular del
Hotel Biscayne Terrace, durante
un almuerZo.
Sc encarece la p%untual asistencia
de todos los representatives con.
sulares.
Estudionte
I'm cordial saludo para la gentil
senorita Maui Vallarino quien lie
GO por la via aerea de Panama
rumbo a Nueva Orleans en- donde
curse estudios de premedica en-
Newcomb College de esa ciudad.
Bienvenidos
Despues de I'LL ano en- Alemania,
con motive de gu servicio militar
en- ell ejercito de los EE. W., re-
gresa a Miami a fijar SUI residen-
cia entire nosotr0s ell senior Richard
W. Ferguson y SUI gentil esposa,
Angela EirO de Ferguson.
Durante SUI permanencia en- Eu-
ropa. los esposos Ferguson goza-
ron de unas va~caciones en- Espa-
ma en- donde visitaron a la abuela
paterna de la sonora Ferguson, do
ma Carmen Araujo, de IS amos de
edad.
Les extendemos la mas calida
b~ienvenida, complacidos de tener-
los nuevamente en- Miami.
De Resreso
Despues de haber gozado de las
fiestas de Navidad y Nuevo Ano al
lado de SUI familia en- San Juan,
Puerto Rico regresaron a esta ciu-
dad por la yea aerea la gentil da-
ma dona Rosita Gonzalez Ginorio
y su hija, Vicky Rodriguez.
Las saludamos carinosamente.
*x*
De La Hebana.
BESIDE hace algunos dias Sc en-
cuentran en- Miami, disfrutando de
una larga temporada de recreo,
las gentiles damas Hortensia y
Marta Rodriguez.
Las saludamos cordialmente v
les desesmos una permanencia
muy %placentera en- esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
EaEz SSISL Us ID :
az Saa1ZSHaI ExYSX
o. BOX s2s, MIAMI. FLORIDA

De Vocociones
| Procedentes de Colombia gozan
de una corta temporada de recreo
en- ssts ciudad el senior Eduardo
Zuluaga v senrIa a quienes nos
complace presertar un cordial sa.
Judo v desear una temporada muy
grata
4 \ 4
Estudiante
Poi la via 4erea lego de Pa.
mama, rumbo a Cambridge y a u
estudIos m la universidad de Har.
Yard i ioven UctaviO Fabrega de
la Guardia a qu'en saludamos cor
dialmente
xx*
Bodos de PopeI
QHeremos ser .os prumeros en- fe-
licital calurosanente al senior Ro.
Cello Dia7 PareIe y sonora, Berta
CisnerOs de Diaz mlembros esti-
nados de uuestrs colonia hondu.
rena ION motive de la grata cele-
bracion de sus Bodas de Papel, pri-
mer ~aniversar'o matrimonial, en-
ell dia de hoy
Condo informal
ElSenor Just0 R. Ramos Y seno-
ra, 0felia Martinez de Ramos,
ofrecieron una comida informal en-
su resrdencia dc Coral Gables en-
noches %recientes para agasajar a
sus hermanos, senior Raul Martinez
y sonora, Olivia Burgos de Mar
tinez &c San Pedro Sula, quienes
Sc ~encuentran dc vista en- Miami.
Fueron invitadas numerosas de
sus amistades.
Despedido
Por la via aelea sale hoy hacia
Ponce. Puerto Rico a gozar de
bien merecidas vacaciones al lado
de su tamjlia en- esa ciudad, la gen.
til senorita Gladys Moreno, a quien
despedimos cordialmente y de
seamos VI ella muy grata en-
la bella t. rinquena.
CumpIeanos
AJusta hoy TN nuevo afo de vi.
da la gentil senorita Dolores Ro.
sendo, hija del senior Jose Rosendo
y sonora, Idalis Lao de Rosendo,
miembros estimsdos de nuestra co.
lonia Guiana residente en- Mia.
mi.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan dichosa
OCCASION, unimos las nuestras muy
sinceras a la ve7 que formulamos
votos por SUI ventura personal.
X X *
NuestroS pardhienes con motive
de la grata celebration de SUI cum.
pleanos en- Ell lila de hoy para ell
apreciado caballero senior Manuel
Estremera, y nuestros votos por.
que goce de muchos amos mas do
eXistencia.
>Llega hoy a u diez amos do
edad ell %simpatico niio Raymond
Oropresa, hijo del senior Oscar
OrOpresa y sonora, Alice de Orc.
presa, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia hispanoamericana
residente en- Miami.
Lo felicitamos de manera nauy
especial y lie deseamos una prolon.
gada y prospera existencia.
Vayan nuestrSs ~sinceras felicia.
clones para ell estimado caballero
senior Luciano Zamora quien cele.
bra en- Ell dia de hoy la grata oca-
sion del %aniversario de 8 naci.
miento.
Entra hoy en- un nuevo ano de
vida la apreciada dana chilena. do
ma Videlia Gomez vida. de Pedro,
motive por ell cual nos complace fe-
licitarla cordialmente y desearle
muchos amos mas de existencia,
rodeada del afecto de sus hijos y
numerosos nietos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08
H0RIZONTALES

h H0RIZONTALES
Moro.
fPasar por III cOlador.
9-Oxido de calcio.
12-Escuela Secundaria Brasile,
ma, Inic.
13-Sacerdote frances.
14-Cocine en- seco.
15-Para medir ell tempo.
17-Contrario de buenas.
19-Remueves la terra con ell ara
do.
20-Animal carnicero.
21-Ave Guiana.
23-Abeja pequena.
27-Trampa o embuste.
29-Propietarias.
30-Instituto Literario, Inic.
31-Nota musical, Pl.
32-Percibir.
34-Contracci6n.
35-Preposicion inglesa.
36-Demostrativo, Inv.
37-Del verbo arar.
39-Odontologo.
42-Composiciones poeticas.
43-Sala de estudios.
44-Un POGO.
46-Abstinencia.
48-Excavar.
5l-Tercer hijo de Adam y Eva.
52-De Iran.
54ECocino en- seco.
55-Nombre de mujer.
56-Pronombre.
57-Apocope de santo.
VERTICALES
f-Percibir con la vista.
ADMINISTRATIVE
3-Monjas.
4-Caj6n pequeno.
5-Gruesa.
6-Articulo, Pl.
7--Preposicion inglesa.
8-Volvera a mojar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-08

| 9-Fuerza fisica.
10-Agarradera.
11-Caso de pronombre,
16-Oxido de hero.
18-Del verbo solar, Inv.
20-Emblema.
21-Del verbo talar.
22-Demente.
24-Apellido espanol.
25-Del verbo reir.
26-Calderos.
28-Mamifero rumiante.
33-Puerto de Finlandia.
34-Obsequios, limosnas.
36-Pez de piel azulosa.
38-Flor.
40--Navegante.
41-Hostigo.
46-Agarradera.
47-Moneda japonesa.
48-Sociedad Radical Libanesa,
Inic.
49-Cocina en- seco,
50-Bebida alcoh6lica.
53-Pronombre.
(SOluci6n al Crucigrama de Ayer)
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-24
Senior Personality

Adriana Potter, daughter of Mrs.
Austin Turcotte, was born Sep
TEMPER 19, 1910, in Washington,
ID. c. They moved to Harrington in
1912. To her classmates, she is
better known as Mother"
She takes the Scientific course.
Her favorite subjects are English
and History. Her favorite sport is
softball.
Adriana belongs to the Drama
club.
Her pet peeves are story tellers.
Her favorite expression is, Just
as we'll, you can't dance"
Following graduation from high
school, she plans to go to a model
ing school
school Play
The school play will be present
ed March 9Th and 7th. The general
admission is Csc; reserved seats
will be priced at 75c.
The play is entitled "State Fair"
and the cast is as follows:
Tony Perrone, Peggy Moore,
John Taylor, Linda Humes, Ronald
Correll, Phil Holson, Mary Lyons,
Joyce Meredith, Joe Kliment, Nam
cy Wilmington, and David Welch.
School Buses
The buses have been arranged
in a different order. They have
been changed to the other side of
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-24

versal pipe line or regular mixer. Faster
milking with less labor and better condi-
toned cow too.
You will have the opportunity to discuss
the pipe line method of milking with
milking machine specialist who will be on
hand. Make your plans now to stop by and
see Southern States Rolling Dairy. Don't
forget the date-mark your calendar now.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-24
Harrington
School News
GIRLS SPORTS-Paney
BASKETBALL!

FELTON, Varsity team won over
Harrington Varsity girls, Friday,
January 18th, by a narrow margin
of 1921.
1t was the first loss for the girls
this season. Their record is now
wins. l loss.
Bonnie Satterfield was top scor-
er for Harrington with 13 points
and Jean Reed for FELTON, with 20
points.
Although the score at half stood
Harrington 16, FELTON, IS, the Har-
rington girls seemed to fall farther
behind in the last two quarters.
The team would like to thank the
faculty and student body for the
larger attendance at their game.
Keep 1t up!
Mrs. Howard-1st Grade
Mrs. Howard's boys and girls
are interested in tadpoles and frogs.
We have visited the library and
found books about the frogs.
"An Aquarian Book for Boys and
Girls" by Alfred Morgan was very
interesting.
We are going to order, THE
Weekly Reader, and learn to read
newspapers.
Mrs. Brown-2n6 Grade
We had our assembly, Thursday,
January is. We showed cartoon
movies and invited the third grade
and Mrs. Creenhaugh.
Mrs. Brobst-5th Grade
Hazel Rash has been absent be-
cause she was Ill.
We are reviewing for our mid
year exams. We hope everyone
will do we'll
The boys and girls have brought
some games to play at recesses
since they have not been able to
go outside. 1t is interesting to see
what games were received for
Christmas.
The following boys and girls
have their dentists card:
Richard Black, Kenneth Melvin,
Doug Mills, Susan Brown, Nancy
Galloway, Nyleen Galloway, Dar-
lene Clark, Gale Implicit, Cheryl
Warrington.
Mrs. GIbson-5th Grade
We are going to have our exams
next Wednesday, January %, to
Friday, January "a. Beverly Jen-
kins had a birthday January 26.
Donald Beauchamp is new boy
in our room. We are studying in
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-24


the road so that the children can
get on the bus easier. Then the
oncoming buses can leave without
having to wait for some children
to get on buses.
Different teachers have been as
signed to work on future building
plans of their special work. These
teachers are: Mr.. Floyd Nasser,
Manual Training; Mr.. Brobst, Mu-
sic; Mrs. Peggy Malek, Art; Mrs.
Violet Goodwill, Home Economics;
Mr. Floyd Nasser, General Science;
Miss Loretta Paskey, Biology; Miss
Leona Dickrager, Chemistry and
Physics; Mr. John Curtis, Farm
Shop; Mrs. Mary Cahall, Library:
and Mr.. Harold Mcdonald, Com
mercial subjects.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-24
VIEWS ON AMERICAN TEENS

DENVER - Up - Antero Sir
lila, 17-year-old Helsinki, Finland,
student, thinks American boys and
girls drive automobiles too early
and the girls dress in "a very un-
ladylike manner"
But he thinks American teen
ayers are more open-minded and
better socially adapted" than Fin
nishyoungsters. Antero is at East
Denver High School under an in
ternational scholarship program.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-24

social studies about the early
builders of America.
Reporters: Nancy Bradley
and Roger Belts
Mr.. Smi!h-6th Grade
The class met iE our room on
Wednesday, January Is. The presi-
dent, Jean Breeding, presided. The
new business was to discuss our
assembly. Each person handed in
his ideas for the assembly. We also
discussed how many terms each
person is to hold. We decided that
no one should have more than two
terms in each office. Since there
was no more new or old business
it was moved and seconded that the
meeting be adjourned
The whole class enjoyed Walter
Perdue's birthday party at the Dia-
mond State Roller Rink. We all
wish to thank Mrs. Perdue fof in
viting us.
Reporter: Alice Hearn
Mrs. D0lby's Class
One day last week we had a test
in social studies which was very
hard. We have begun TO study about
the Pan American countries now.
On Wednesday we did not have
homeroom because we felt there
wasn't anything to be discussed.
We turned that time into study
period.
On Friday and Monday we made
book reports. Some were very nice
and interesting.
Reporters: Shirley Ellers
and Kay Mcdaniel
Mrs. G00dwilrs Room
Ralph Wooters father, VINO was
patient at the Milford hospital
Just before Christmas, is much bet
ter now.
Reporters: Ralph WOoters
and Barbara Jean Spicer
Sophomore Class News
The Sophomore class will spon-
sor dance Friday night, January
"a. The prices are 35c stag and 55c
drag. We hope you'll all come out.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-24

See "Bossy' in Universal pipe line
mixer assembly with tandem stall :.
watch milk flow directly to bulk tank Also
Cow -to-can mixer -. floor type mixer
:. . suspended mixer S. stainless steel
wash-up tank 80. and water heater.
Southern States rolling dairy will snow in
detail why you get more quality milk per
dollar invested with Southern States Uni
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
Services Held For
Harry Why,e

Services Tor Harry whyte, 5s5
Rnndo Az who died January 10.
al 81 Joseph hospital, were held
at 2 pm Thursday az ~ James
AME church with Rev J l. Glover
officiating
Mr. Whyte had been ~ since
April 1857 and hoapitslized only
a few houfs before hs RuCcumbsd
lie was born In Kansas city. Mo
and had lived In ~ Paul since
1909 Ne VIVA member Of a.
James AAE church and a member
~ the NAACP
Survivors are his wife. Mrs
Emma Pearl whyts, - Paul and
one son, Harry wbyte Ir of
Chicago
Burial waa "a Oakland cemetery
with Brooks Funeral Home IN
charge ~ The service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
YDFL Roke Culver
In Formal Sfotemenf:
Coll Charges Wild

Minnesatas Young OIL CANl
Rights committee. IN reply 90 de-
mands that lta chairman. Gene
ttosenbHm, resign. icvcled charges
~ "hystena a. the Republican
civil rights committee. headed by
John Culver ~ statement issued
this week
eliminating weeks az debate IN
the letter columns 90 this paper
the youIw Democrats stated our
COMMITTEES has always believed
and continues 60 believe. that the
most effective method wo can use
60 gain adherenta 20 the cause for
which We are ali working, L. not
by wild chnrEca, grand stand
plays, npd hyHtefteal haranguing
The statement read IN mll
charges
"ilystrra 10 thing rcsortod 10
hy those who have ~ apparent
answer Sc certain questions OF
find an thsir CLEVER remarks fall
ing on deaf ears
"a ~ eur Impression that the sc
marks % the editor, by the lone
Republican riwl rights man IN last
weeks paper burderod on hyateria
Finding an the assertions that they
have been making over the past
months. suddenly all riddlsd Ia
pieces, the Republican civil rights
committee uuw fpnorts tu wild
hystens and demands that tho
chairman ~ our COMMITTEES. Gene
ttpAenbiumt resign
'inaamueh ~ the Republican civil
rights man has made such y toadc
about certain telegram sent d
The chairman ~ cur committee
NJ Roseublum, we find II nee.
cseary 10 brlahor the readers al
this paper 81 consider the reason
why we chose ~ ignore answer
ing, what we considered At ths
time "a grand stand plpy"
ut IL uur considered opinion
that the wire sent 10 our com
mttsT. al the time ~ the civil
tights debate. lH nothing more thar
hat grand stand play Of ths
ftat calibro n WA designed ~
I gain headlines, which II didn't get
(Gontinued on Page VI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24
Mrs. Mary MeForiond
Dies; Funeral Saturday
Az 81. Peter Clover

Funeral services for Mrs Al
bert Mary Mcfarland St, 4aS
whitehall, who died Wednesday
morning January q, in 81 Joseph
hospital, viii be held at 10 am.
Saturday January 70 at St Peter
Claver Catholic church The Rev,
FIR Arnold Luger will officiate
with burial IN Calvary cemetery
Mrs Mcfarland. was born in
Piacquaminn, La. and had lived
In St Paul so years She was a
member or st Peter Cisver church.
During her earlier residence in
81 Paul she was active In re-
ugious, civic and community cir.
Giles and became one Of the best
known women in ST. Paul,
A rosary viii be said at s p I'm.
Friday evening az Brooks Funeral
Home
Survivors include her husband,
Albert Mcfarland Sr. two sons,
Albert Jr and Walter Mcfarland.
four grandchildren and two great
grandchildren, an ot 81 Paul
Brooks Funeral Home IL in
charge Of the service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-24

won't mix, Blacks coming in
means a rundown" community.
Negroes have not earned the right
to live with whites" These com.
ments are fairly representative Of
the stereotyped thinking with
which many otherwise fair-minded
whites have been imbued
What is the answer to this en-
igma Of our society's housing situ-
alton What answers can we give
TO our Twin Cities realtors and
sometimes nnthinking white fell
low citizens