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chana Leader
Urged To Aid
Alabama Negro

TORONTA, Aug. PA Toronto
woman telephoned Prime Minister
Kwame Nkrumah Of Ghana today
asking him to lead a worldwide
protest against the execution Of a
CONTINUED on Page Eight
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Imperial Court Daughters Of Isis
Draw 1000 Delegates Il 4th Session

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. rs Especially
More than 1000 delegates along
with members of their families
were in Chicago the week of Aug
ust 18th through 22nd for the 47th
Annual Session of the Imperial
Court Daughters Of Isis, according
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-08-30
MOUNTING Discomfort OF BLACK AFRICAN YOUTH seen
See African Youth
Becoming Major
Political Factor
On The Dark
Continent
Plans Include
Creation OF United
States OF Africa

Paris, France, Aug. 25.-African
youth is emerging as a major po-
litical factor on the dark CONT
nent.
Youthful delegates at the recent
congress of the African Reorgani-
cation Party (PRA) at Cotonou
revolted against the leadership of
their experienced elders, many of
Continued on Page Severn
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Pittsburgh, Pa

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Aug. 25 Dr..
Charles e. Will
liams, Chicago,
Illinois, was ele-
waited to the Pres
idency Of the Ma
tional Dental As
ISOLATION at its
46th annual con-
vention in TIL g
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Inteqration Issue Creates Turmoil In The South

United STATES SUPREME COURT
TO HOLD SPECIAL SESSION ON
INTEGRATION DELAY In
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
Governor Faubus Calls Special
Session OF State Legislature
See Possible Bloodshed If Court
Orders Negro Students To School
STATE OF VIRGINIA ALSO ISM
SCHOOL OPENING SPOTLIGHT
Southern Negroes Watch In Anxiety
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-08-30

LIBERALS FIRST ENVOY To
ETHIOPIA: A new era in relation
ship of African countries began
last week when the Republic of
Liberia announced its appointment
of John w. Grigsby, above, as its
first ambassador to Ethiopia.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Family Fefed BY
White Neighbors
In Conn. Town

According to the Associated
Press a Negro family settling in
an alI-white aghborhood was
guest at an informal reception
planned by new neighbors Sunday
night
The dispatch said:
Their host, a white man. re-
ported it was a very success
full" gathering.
The family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
J. Randall and their three small
children. started moving into their
new S35, 900 house on Apple Tree
Lane Sunday.
We have no qualms." explained
Mrs. Randall to a newsman. We
came here because we needed more
room and space for the children
not TO try to crash the social life
Of the community"
Fourteen adults and II children
attended the reception Sunday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Atkins. a half-mile away
Atkins said it was a happy party.
Randall, an actuary for a New
York insurance firm, is a native
Of Bridgeport and graduate Of
Yale university. Mrs Randall is
from Bridgeport. Their children are
3, : and years old.
The Randalls came here from
Jamaica. NY.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

Estes Kefauver, Senator Hubert
H Humphrey. Governor Orvle
L. Freeman, Representative Flu
gene J. Mccarthy and Massachus-
etts presidential aspirant Sena-
tor John kennedy.
Also speaking out for Mayor Dill
lon was Labors chairman in the
national elections of 1913, 1852
and 1856. George NJ. Harrison.
At the same time, support for
Dillon was received in a wire from
Paul Butler. chairman Of the Dem
ocratc National committee in
Washington.
Thus, the nations political guns
were trained on St. Paul. MINI,
where it is hoped an inkling Of
future Democratic successes will
be foretold
ST. Paul is the sole remaining
major Minnesota city stiIl in Dem
ocratic hands. Duluth and Mime
apoHs have gone Republican in
their municipal elections.
II St Paul goes Republican,
the COP will have an unhamp-
cred springboard from which TO
seek control Of the state and
Congressional delegations.
The issues at stake are plenti-
full. Unemployment is rising. A
recession is in progress. These
are part-and-parcel Of Republican
policy The COP must be defeated
on every level-starting right here
at home, St Paul., said Joseph
Gabler, DFL chairman.
National Democrats look TO ST.
Paul for leadership in building the
foundation for Democratic NC
tories in the fall. In this manner,
by winning control on local and
national levels, the Democrats can
effectively fight unemployment
and halt the recession.
Seldom in the history Of mu-
nicipaI elections has such national
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
81. Paul NAAcP
Member Drive
Meets Approval

hetiectlng the growing interest
Of local citizens in the work of
the NAACP it was learned that
final plans for the st. Paul phase
OF the 1858 membership drive
have been completed with little
difficulty. In making this an
nouncement Donald Lewis, Chair
man of that Branch's Membership
Committee said that an effort will
be made to enroll 5000 St. Paul
ties in the organization.
It was also learned this week
that Robert NJ. Patterson, general
chairman of the Dining Car EN-
pliyees Union, Local No. Sic has
been appointed as Vice Chairman
Of the drive. Norman Bell was
named a division leader. The St
Paul and Minneapolis Branches
will begin their joint campaigns
with-off meetings in the two cities
around April 27th.
A membership drive will be con-
Quoted among young people during
the general effort in which the
goal will be 800 in st. Paul Co
ordinator for this part Of the cam
paign is Mrs. Lorena Suthern, who
was appointed by Mr.. Lewis as a
division head. She will be assisted
by Senior Youth Advisor for the
st. Paul unit, Mrs. Beatrice Boyd.
Acting as division leaders in the
youth membership drive are Mrs.
Addie Lewis, and Mrs. Hattie
Sims.
Started in 1909. the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People is an interracial
organization which has fought for
equal rights for Negro people. It
has contributed to stronger Amer
lean democracy by leading efforts
to eliminated restrictions in tax
supported facilities against col
ored people.
The ST. Paul Branch is one Of
the some 1000 such branches
around the country, and ranks
among the top in number Of mem
bers.
Northern units such as those in
the Twin Cities are urged 10 step
up their contributions due to losses
! sesulting from attacks on the
NAACP in the south
Individuals interested in further
information about the group may
contact them at SIS Rondo Ave,
St. Paul or by calling Capital 7
$3.50.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Tag Day Saturday,
For Ames Lodge
Musical Unit

Saturday March s, has been de-
signated as an official Minneapolis
Tag day by Mayor p K. Peterson
for the Ames Lodge Of Elks spon.
sored drum and bugle corps.
Members Of the lodge assisted
by Daughter Elks and other Elk
units will canvass the downtown
area and neighborhoods for cash
donations TO defray the expense
OF badly needed uniforms for the
corps
The committee in charge Of the
special tag day includes Theodore
Woodland. Richard Smith, Dave
Faison. c. J. Smith. James Stem
mons, f l.. Boyd, Charles Della
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the Minnesota fund drive for sew
cral years Is honorary chairman Of
the ConvoCation
The Minnesota board Of trustees
Of the College Fund which is also
host 10 the meeting includes Mr..
Bcmis, Mrs. John COwles, Cecil
f.. Newman, Jonas G. Schwartz,
Richard Gale, Dr. Arnold Lowe,
Robert Ridder, George RObitshek,
Newell Weed, Mrs George n.
Dayton, Or. Laurence Gould,
Lloyd Hale, John Musser, George
S. Pillsbury Charles Fist and
Chester Tobin.
a staff Of three persons has
been busy since January prepar-
ing for the meeting Curtis Erick-
son with offices at the RadissOn
Hotel is co-ordinatOr
Judge L. Howard Bennett IS
chairman Of the alumni committee
composed Of former graduates or
students Of the member colleges
who now reside In the Twin Cities.
This group viii be joint hosts
with the convOcation committee
10 the college presidents at a re-
ception at the Lutheran Brother
hood
One Of the features Of the pub
lie meeting win be the combined
choral groups Of spelman College
and Morehouse who will travel
thousands Of miles from Atlanta,
Ga. to sing at the giant pebble
meeting Of the convocation at
Northrup Memorial Auditorium
Sunday evening March 10,
The group Of women students
from spelman an all-girls school
and men from Morehouse are said
20 be one Of the best choral groups
in the nation.
The principal speaker al the
Northrup meeting viii be DR. Car
roll v Newsom. president Of New
York University.
pictures Of many Of the col
lege presidents and names Of
their schools are on this weeks
front pageD
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

The man smiled a wry smile.
Father" he finally said patient
ly. pstroDzngiy Father, you
know approve of the philosophy
of religion, but look at this thing
in a practical way. Another boat
load of niggers are even now on
their way to st. Paul. They will
bring slave labor for our free
people TO compete against. I tell
you, Father, the panic of 1857 is
still fresh in the memory of most
of us and we will not be reduced
to the level of slaves by their
competition!"
After the man had gone, the
priest leaned YEARLY back in his
chair and half to himself, half
aloud, groened: What's wrong
with our way Of life that it is not
conducive to loving"
Minnesota's racial stocks in
1868 were a mixture of Yankee,
Irish Germans in great number,
Poles and Czechs, Italians, Swedes
and Norwegians. A majority of
the Scandinavians settled in Min
neapolis and were mostly Luth-
eran, while st. Paul was predom-
inantly Irish and Catholic
Sister Helen Angela Hurley. a
Catholic nun, writing in the Min.
neapohs SPOKESMAN in 1919.
said, Many Irish immigrants, who
began to flood into the territory
in the early 1s5O's, were poor and
Continued on page ~
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MISSOURIAN TO
CONDUCT SERIES
or SEMINARS

William s. Brookheld Of Kansas
City, Mo. president OF the Missouri
State SIS. and BTU. Congress
VIII conduct a series Of seminars
that have been arranged by the
Minnesota Sunday School and
BTU. Congress beginning March
H.
The theme for discussion win
be. Meeting the Needs Of Sunday
School and BTU. Work in the
Local Church"
The first seminar will be held
Friday evening March 7. at Zion
Baptist Church, Minneapolis, from
7:3O TO $50. The next seminar will
be held at Pilgrim Baptist church,
Grotto at 81. Paul on Saturday
March 8. from 7.3O TO $50 pm.
The final win be held at Bethesda
Baptist church, 1lIs S. Eighth
St, Minneapolis, on Sunday after
noon March 8, from $3.50 70 $50
pm.
Mr.. Brookneld IL well versed in
s s. and BTU. work having been
a teacher for many years in the
National SIS. and BTU. Congress.
He is business manager Of Wes-
tern Seminary in Kansas City and
Is a member Of the Paseo Baptist
church
The public and all interested
persons are cordially invited TO at
tend these meetings
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Ramsey Republicans
Stress importance
Of Precinct Caucus

The February 25th meeting OF
the Ramsey County Republican
Committee was devoted TO a dis
cussion Of the precinct caucus.
John Culver Chairman OF the
group explained that Precinct or
ganization Is essential because
"only an organized effort win
bring about reform in govern
ment."
Walter Fncke, Secretary Of the
Ramsey County Republican Com
mittee spoke on why u and
Should be Active In Politics ?"
Mr. Frlcic explained that the Re
publican Party in Ramsey County
Is no closed shop and that any
one who wishes 20 become active
Is more than welcome.
The place TO begin, Fricke con-
tinucd is at the precinct caucus
and Republicans caucuses in Ram
scy County viii be held at the reg
ular precinct polling place be-
tween s and 8 PM on Monday
March gath.
The first precinct caucus for a
new conner Is a thrilling experience
~ and I can speak our piece
and be heard. U and L can run
as delegate 10 the Republican Con-
vention. U and L can be elected
10 a precinct sffice. Remember.
Frcke told the group, there is
no REPUBLICAN PARTY with
out u and L.
Meeting March IS at no. Brown
The Ramsey County Republican
Civil Rights Committee, through
It's Chairman, John Culver, Is call
ing all Republicans in Precincts
4, 8, 10 and IL Of the It'll Ward.
which comprises the area bounded
by Western, Lexington, Selby and
Carroll. Precincts ! and Of the
18th Ward, Dale 10 Lexington,
and Carroll 10 University. Pre-
cincts 4 and 10 Of the sth Ward,
University TO Carroll and Dale to
Harrington, TO attend a Mock
Caucus Organization
meeting 7:3O Pm. Thursday
March 18th, at the Halle Q.
Brown Community House, $50
Aurora Ave.
BE prepared and attend the
Caucus Of your Precinct Monday
March path.
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Compson Leon r Lewis, Herbert
Brock and r. y Warren.
The Elks drum and bugle corps
has been organized 10 years
STUDENT WHO STRUCK
TEACHER GET 90
DAYS IN WORKS

Chicago amp Robert Dukes,
19-ycar-old Englcwood High school
student. drew a 6O-day jail term
and hve-yoar probation in boys
court last week, for striking the
principal and a teacher when they
sought 10 break up a fight in the
school yard between Dukes and
another youth
The school officials were j. Mel
ORourke. principal, and William
Lloyd
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Coming! Jimmy Reed, The III,
doradoes and Orchestra On sat
urday, March %. $50 IL 80. Mpls.
Labor Temple. ID. p. Black Presen-
tation.-Advt.
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81. PaUI Election Importunt:
81. PaUI Election Important; ~~.....ar.- ID.
Democrats Local And
National Rally To Dillon
In St. Paul MayOraIty

According release from the headquarters of
Mayor Joseph Dillon the nations top Democratic leaders joined
with local and leaders last week urge the reelection
Mayor Joseph f. Dillon in st Paul
NOicing the need for continuation Of honest democratic
government locally Hon Adlai f. Stevenson senator
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

with the oxcep-
ton Of one are
located In the
South
+ h o m a =
Moore, president
OF the Radisson
Hotel and Coca
Cola Co. Of Min
nosota Is general
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ffes. hNNft inc " '''N
local committee arranging for the
meeting which bring not only
presidents OF the various schools
but other educators and public
figures interested In education.
Judson Bemis, vice-president OF
Bemis Bros, a national concern
and a trustee Of the Fisk Univ
ersity and a member Of the UNCF
national council, who has headed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
Distinguished Educators Coming,
Distinguished Educators comins'
COnVOCatiOn Of Presidents
80 Colleges C0nveneS In
Minneapolis Next Week

Minneapolis and the state viii play host next week March
IA thru 18th to 33 presidents of that number of private Negro
colleges at annual Convocaon Of the United Negro College
Fund, Inc
This group headed by John d. Rockefeller Jr and Fred
crck d. Patterson is the national fund raising group which
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

Roller Skating Party March 10,
8 pm at Lexington Roller Rink.
81. Paul Admission 60c.-Adyt.
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Wanted more contestants for
st. Thomas Queen 90 be crowned
25th Annuel style Show. Lean
ington Hotel Call Mrs. Pearl
schofieId. ia. S-sa5I ewes, or Mrs.
Grace James FIR. 4-2l9A-Advt.
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attention been focused on the
city Of St Paul. Ours is the test"
city for 1858. II ST. Paul goes
Continued on Page 49,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

NEWS or PEOPLE you KNOW
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
USE THE WANT ADS
READ THE WANT ADS
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March 90, 1852 - Uncle Toms
Cabin" Harriet Beecher Stoves
story Of slavery, published; In
two months more than million
copies were sold.
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Explanations are Unnecessary
A new liquid engine is now avail
able 10 wash away black eyes.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

March 3. 1917 Riots and strikes
n ST. Petersburg marked the be-
ginning Of the Russian Revolution.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07

attempts each year to raise 10
per cent OF the operating budget
OF 30 member colleges an Of which
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
The History of the Negro in Minnesota
Early St. Paul Settlers
Hostile To Negroes
Who Came North
Editors Note: This Is the second of stories
about the Negro in the history of Min
nesota - his achievements contribu-
tons, failures and Illustrations
THE HEART OF THE STRANGER

"L'amour est lenfant de la liberte"
(Love is the child Of freedom,
never that of dominationD
Old French Song
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-07
BY Maurice HAYNES

There difference, said the priest to the gentleman
the rule of Do unto others you would have them do
you is not the Love thy neghbo myself The Do
unto others is just attempt to be fair But perhaps ask
no quarter and give Or since you have responsibility
toward Others expect in Love thy neighbor
is something altogether different Here the implication is
love- have concern further my neighbours
life just do my This is just fairness
but mature love for all mankind of which all part
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-10
EMBAJADORES
Wiene de la Primera)

Un communicate semejante expe-
dido despues de las conversaciones
entire Dulles y Kubitschek, decia
que ambos paises convinieron en-
que los cancilleres de las republi-
cas- americans debieran reunirse
a intervalos regulares, dentro del
marco de la Organization de Esta-
dos Americanos.
Dulles mismo respald6 csc pun
to de vista cuando admitio, en- un
discurso pronunciado en- la Camara
de Concrete Norteamericana en-
ell Brasil, que los cancilleres de las
republicas americans no Sc reu-
MAN con suficiente frecuencia. Es-
to inmediatamente provoco COME
turas, en- ell sentido de que Dulles
propondria una reunion de canci-
Heres preliminar a la reunion de
jefes de estado de las republicas
americans.
Sin embargo, Castro dijo hoy a
los reporters que "durante las
conversaciones en- Rio de Janeiro
no Sc discutio NADIA relative a una
reunion de iefes de estado de las
republicas am~ericanas'.I
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-10
EDGAR SANABRIA HABLA
A ACADEMIA DE HISTORIA

BOGOTA, agosto 9.-(UPD-Ed-
gar Sanabria, miembro de la Jun
ia de Gobierno ~venezolana, -quien
vino a Bogota presidiendo la mi
sion especial para la possession del
Presidente Lleras,- sera recibido
por la Academia Colombiana de
Historic, en- I'm solemne acto.
Ell mandatario venezolano es
miembro correspondence de la
academia, por pertenecer a la Aea-
demia de Venezuela.
Durante ell acto de hoy Sc lie de.
clarara ademas, miembro de honor
y recibira un diploma especial.
Como unico ministro de gabine-
tie que asistio a la possession del
Presidente Lleras, Edgar Sana-
bria, ha encabezado las misiones
diplomaticas en- todos los actos.
En- la manana de aver fue ell pri-
nero en- ~presentar sus saludos al
nuevo mandatario colombiano, y
en- la session conjunta del parla-
mento ocupo ~anteayer Ell sitio de
honor.
FL mandatario venez0lano fue
aplaudido cuando lego al capitolio
con ell pecho cruzado por la ban
dera de SUI pals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-10
TRELDJ:: !.
revisso del oeonSocer cubono...
(viene de Ia Pagina DOSl

sorpresa I'm Iugar conocido por LA Tienda del Marcial" (donde acam-
paba ell ejercito) en- la finca de Rio Negro. En- dicha accion infigimos
cuarenta bajas entire muertoS y heridos a las fuerzas enemigas.
Intensos bombardeOs por la iona de Rio Negro en- persecution
de las tropas de Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo. Por mas de dos horas i'm
pero la destruction de las bombas de la aviacion del dictator causando
danos incalculables a la poblacion campesina, destruyendo los cafe
tales proximos a recoger ell fruto, quemando casaS con bombas incen-
diarias Y resultando muertos gran cantidad de reses. Nuestras horas.
impero la destruction de las bombas de la poblacion campesina de
la IONA, evitando con clio que la misma fuera vctima de los bonn
bardeos.
En- ell bAno de Guahiquical, fuerzaS al mando de Genaro Arroyo
quemaron los campamentos del eercto de BatBta en- Ell chalet de
Aurelio Vazquez, ocupando gran cantidad de mercancias del ejercho
Dos campamentos del ejercio de Batista en- ell barrie de Guani
qunal fueron quemados por las fuerzas de William Morgan, uno en-
ell chalet de Mariana Lora y ell oro en- ell batey de Tabo Lora.
Los companeros Manuel Zabalo, Carrazana y ell Barbero Garcia
pertenecientes a las fuerzas de William Morgan, sorprendieron a uno|
de los cuatreroS que a nombre de la Revolution exigia dinero a los
campesinos. Dcho asaltante era conocido pr eli monte de Oriental
y fue ajusiciado con la pena capital, previa la identification
correspondence.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-10
cokTEsTANDo
: Viene de la Quinta PAgiNa :

- Viene de la Quinta PAgiAA .
que algunos otros miembroS de Ia
misma familia han tenido fiebre
reumatica Sin embargo, este no
Significa que porque I'm MEM
bro de la familia tenga la enter
medal los otros la contraeran
tambien. Por supueSto que la
suerte algo influye en- este, pero
tambien existen disponibles me-
didaS preventivas precisas.
Ell tercer factor mayor contri.
buyente es la region geografica
en- que listed vive. I'm mapa de
Estados Unidos, hecho para de-
mostrar la incidental de fiebre
reumatica por estados, revela-
ria que un grupo de estadoS del
noreste, principalmente Nueva
York y Pennsylvania, y los esta-
dos de Utah y Colorado, produ.
cen ell mayor pumerO de casOs
per capita. La incidental mas
baja ocurre en- tales estados CO.
mo California, y por ell sur des-
de Texas hasta la Carolina del
Norte. Esta da lugar a la teoria
de que I'm china moderado du-
rante TODD ell ano ofrece la me.
nor o~portunidad para que la in.
fecclon de la fiebre reumatiea
Sc d%esarrolle, siendo las regio-
mes con cambios estremosos de
china donde la oportunidad de
que ocurra es mayor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-10
CONTIGo PAN Y CEBoLLA

Vivimos, lectora, en- tiempos en-
que los consoles matrimoniales va
no los da la madre a la novia sine
....el Estado. Ell de Gran Bretana
ACADIA de editar dos libritos por in
termedio del Consejo Nacional pa
ra la Guia Matrimonial. Uno de
elos trata de la boda y de los aga
Sajos. Ell otro, ell presupuesto fa-
miliar de los recien casados. tan
to por ciento para vivienda, tanto
para conner, tanto para mejoras
del hogan, calefaccion, vestidos, di-
versioneS, etcetera. En- ell librito
faltan los extras, que es justa-
mente 10 que mas importa en- la
ammonia eonyugal. Ell panuelo de
soda que Sc lie regala a la mujer,
o la pipa al hombre; la corbata o
una blusa que pueden llevar la paz.
.,..., pero que pueden tambien ar
mar una de esas tormentas que
acaban en- Ell divorcio.