davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26

only the truth. Rumors of mis- e.
conduct of public officials is an
old story in Horny. This time
there appears TO be concrete
material available TO prompt the
investigation. Proving malprac
tice of public official is always
a difficult task, but not impossi-
bic if guilt is present. Graft
rings in other counties in South
Carolina and elsewhere have
been broken up and convictions
secured through pninstaking ef-
forts on the part os Investigators.
II some of the Horny sheriff's de-
partment is guilty OF misconduct,
we believe that indictments will
b. forthcoming"
The editorial pointed out furth-
er, some of the ~acketcers in the
county are afraii Many arc
guilty of operating illegally and
to cooperate With The inveStigat-
Iors brings them fear OF road
sentences and heavy fines. But
III the investigation does prove
misconduct on the part Of public
Officials, it will have to resul,
from statements Of Illegal gamb-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
Aeal Loophole
Appeals Greatly
To Defendants

Defendants i'm Mayors Court
have found a legal Ioophole tina
gives them extra time in which
To raise whatever money necess-
airy tn pay court fines and COSTS
-Four persons appealed conviC.
tons this week to Superior
Court. This in itself would no,
be important but the rights thai
go with the appeal to superior
court often mean the difference
IN person paying his court fine
or serving time in the pokey
One of the four persons paid tn,
Mayors Court fine Tuesday At
crnoon and withdrew the Az
peal.
According 10 recent defend.
ant 10 days in which to have 2
change of heart and pay the fine
fixed by Mayors Court. So, by
appealing to Superior Court. Il
man without means of paying
his fine in Mayors Court on the
night of conviction is given a
10 days grace period.
Those who use the appeal as ,
legal loophoIe To gain IOdays
grace are happy with the system
However, they admit convic-
ton in Mayors Court means
paying out money and even the
10 days goes by in an awful hur-
~.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
Merchants Set
Banquet Date
For March 10

The annual Merchants Asso-
citation banquet scheduled orig
inally for March 3 has beer
postponed until March 10.
III. G. Cameron, Merchants AS
ISOLATION director and chairman
OF the banquet committee, said
today that about SEQ persons
were erpccted u attend the
event.
Civic club members and their
wives will be inv,.cd to attend.
Tickets will Ice priced ex-
ceptionally low and employees
will be. urged TO buy tickets for
their employees" laid Cameron.
The annual meeting will be
highlighted by election of offic-
ers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
BULLETIN

\ telegram was received to
day at press time from Congress-
man Alton Lennon advising that
the House OF Representatives
sitting as committee of the
whole had appropriated an ad-
ditional $3.50 million for the ac-
reagc reserve program. The pro-
posed action will give ehuaI
treatment to those desiring part
icipation in the soil bank but
denied contracts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
Earl c. Horne Accepts
Western Auto Position

Earl c. Horne iaS accepted a
position with the local Western
Auto Associate store announced
S. I. Rogers. owncr
Horne, son of Mrs. Hobbs
Horne and tie late Mr.. Horne oi
Horny County. go. graduate.
from the Green S"t H.gl School
the Universe of Soul
Carolina and Coastal Carolina
College.
He is married To the former
Betty Brown of Columbia, s. c.
TEcy have two SOILS. Dennis and
Larry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
Mrs. Ralph SPivey
Places In Contest

Mrs. Ralph Spivcy placed il
the second group of the Bctt,
Croker Contest winners Spon.
SCrcd by the Lions Club of Fay
cttrvillc last wceK.
The event, displaying 3.91(
cakes made from the Bctty
Crockcr products, was held al
the Stewart O!dSmObilc cStab
liShmcnt i'll Fayetteville.
The first place winner rcceiv.
ed new OldSriN. lie while Mrs
Spivey End H. other women will
receive silver.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
SET Priesthood
Clinic March 81
AT Williams

The first grade teachers of
Williams To Nnsh!p School met
recently to discuss plans FOR the
1858 pre- school clrn;l.
Miss Ruth Mcafs, the clement
airy supervisor. announced that
the pre- school clinic was sched-
ulcd for Williams Township
School on March 81 at 900.
Details concerning the clinic
will be announced later.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
Doctor Will Locate
Here In Near Future

Tabor City will get its thir,
doctor within the next so day.
airing unforeseen adverse de
vclopments.
That was the announcement
made today 10y Tally II. Eddings
executive secretary Of the Tabor
City Merchants Association.
Eddings has headed the drive
To locate another doctor for Tabor
City during the past sever
months.
He said this morning that he
was not at liberty to disclose
The name of the doctor who will
locate here but said he would
he here NJ least BY Ely ! and
possibly by April |.
Il appreciate the aid of direc-
tors of the Merchants Associa-
tion. other local people and tho
Loris Community Hospital dur
ing recent months in the effort
to secure a DOCTOR" said Eddings
"Of course, we appreciate all
The help on other projects and
solicit your continued support
The doctor who plans to move
here was in town Monday and
talked with many Of the mcr-
chants.
Tabor City has two doctors
at the present time, DR.. c. F.
Simpson and DR.. K. NJ. William
son. The tragic death of Dir.
r. c. HARRISON last summer
prompted the search for an ad-
iitional doctor in the community.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26

Grover McPhcrs ~. Of H..
Raavcrdam section. and ". Har-
ace Cater, of Taaor City. hay,
accepted the 1888 Columbus CO.
unity Red Cross iund drive and
plans are underway to launch
thu campaign on March 3.
Solicitations Will be made in
every community in the county
throughout the month of March
or until the S7OO2 county quota
has been reached.
This marks the c'at time that
either Mcpherson u. Garter have
headed the Red Cross ,a"-paign
and they said this week that they
would do their best 20 raise the
necessary funds. However, we
realize that no two ur three pco-
pie can make this drive success
ful. 1t is going to require a con-
Siderable amount OF time by doz-
ems Of civic individuals If we are
10 come close to success with the
Red Cross campaign this year. '
they said.
A meeting Of leaders IN the
campaign has been called for
Thursday afternoon at 300 IN
Tabor City at which time various
community chalrmcn are expect
ed TO be selected.
Mcpherson is al announcer
with Radio Staticl NTAB in
Tabor City. He is mCIrbcr of
the Bcavcrdam FL. W. Bap-
t.st Church and ha. been cngag-
ed in farming for o number OF
years He is married to the form
er Jane Walton and the father
of two children.
Carter Is editor and publisher
of The Tabor City Tribune and
mas been associated with civic
projects in the Tabor City area
and Southeastern North Carolina
for the past II years. In 1857 he
Served as president of the SENC-
land Development Association. Z
ScNCn-gOuntv organization de
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
Father-Son Fete
Held AT Local
Rantist Church

A father-Son banquet at the
Tabor City Ban' - Church met
with success last .'rh: as 2e
boys, memberS 60. ,le Il. A. and
.tl,i- SlthGrs We're guests of the
Brotherhood urgar,zvtion.
The Rev. Frank Haynes. past
.or of the FIRST B,ptiSt Church
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
Civilians Plan
Beauty Pageant

Tabor City's Civilians are plan
ming their annual Miss Tabor
City" beauty pageant.
Clyde Stanley, president, APP
pointed a committee to plan the
program. Expected t. report next
Monday night arc Ben NeSmith
IL, Phil Hughes and Cecil Mcr-
Ger.
Other business conducted al
the regular meeting held at the
Capitol ReStauran. included an
increase in dues q $3.50 month
ly with approval o. motion to
eliminate the fifth Monday night
as an eating nigh. for the Stub,
A report was gi.en by the
budget committee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
PRE-SCHOCL CLINIC

All child. - who will reach
the age of six on or before
October Is, 1858. are scheduI
ed to attend a pre-school clinic
at the Tabor City school on
March Il, Principal Randall
Burleson said today.
Parents of children who will
attend school for the first time
next year are requested to call
the school office this week if
possible and give the age of
their children and other pert
inent information.
The pre-schooI clinic will
check each child for health
and other data.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
Federal Grand jury
h1dicfs Officers
For Third Time

For the third time, a Federal
Grand Jury indicted Horny
Sheriff John Henry and eight OF
his deputies in Florence Monday
ont live counts IF violating the
rights of prisoners.
The Horny officers had been
indicted by two previous Grand
Juries on the same charges in
volving the same four cases. The
first true bill was returned in
Columbia. Later they were in
dIcted again in Charleston under
a new statute. Mondays indict-
Mondays indictment was under
Section PAP, Title l3 OF the Grim
inae Code
N. Welch Morr!S5ette, U. S
District Attorney, said his of
flee represented the charges to
the Grand Jury Monday against
the Horny officers Because
believe the other :uries were
drawn from improperly compos-
ed boxes"
Sheriff Henry md his eight
deputies are charged with violat-
inaOhe civil rights OF Cleo Pat
rick, Leonard Ford, Vernee
Floyd and Bob Jackson Spivey.
The indictment states that the
officers did knowingly, willful-
~. unlawfully, coIruptly and
ielonously combine, agree and
conSpirc to deprive" the four
men of their rights and privi-
leges under the l4;h Amendment
II the U. S. Constitution"
- indictment .,ateS that the
officers, while holding Ford,
Patrick and Floyd used fists
hands, feet, plaCkjaCks or other
blunt instruments to strike, beat,
whip, assault and injure them,
all for the purpose % expressing,
threatening and Intimidating'
the trio in the free exercise and.
enjoyment on their constitutions
Al rights and privileges" o..
Sheriff Henry, Deputies Cnal-
mJO Small, Odell Floyd, Roy
higgins, Arnold Hcnricks, ]. D..
Stanley, Harry HarTelson, Mack
f. Booth and James D. Smart.
are named in the first count.
The second count charges.
Sheriff Henry end Deputies.
Floyd, Higgins, Small, Stanley
and Smart did deprive Patrick
OF his liberty without due pro-
cess of law"
Deputies Hendricks, HARRISON,
Floyd, Small and Booth are NAM
ed in the third count with having
"wilfully and uniawfully sub
jected Ford 10 deprivation of the
rights and privileges secured to
him under the protection of the
l4th Amendment"
The fourth coun: Of the indict-
ment charges Henry, Hendricks,
Higgins, Smart ano Small Of.
having deprived Floyd of his
rigDb under the same amend
ment.
The fifth count of the indict-
mcnt charges only higgins with
depriving Spivey of his rights
while acting under the color Of
the law.
The charges against Sheriff.
Henry and his deputies grew out
of a fracas on Oct. IS near the
Red Bluff area in which Stanley
is alleged to nave been attacked
by Ford. Stanley was admitted
to the hospital for injuries re-
ceived in the attack. Ford was
later tried and sentenced on.
charges growing ont Of his attack
on Stanley.
The alleged attacks on Patrick,
Ford and Floyd, according to the
indictment, occurred ION or a.
bout Oct Is and continued until
Oct. IT,"
OContinued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26
MRS. BORDEAUX Ill.

Mrs. Florence Bordeaux, mo-
ther of Mrs. Eugene Cook, is a
patient in the Columbus County
Hospital, Whitevilla. Mrs. Bord-
caur has spent most Of the whit
e" here in her daughters home
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26

I'd Walton Williamson. 32-year-
old CcrrO GOrdo merchant and
farmer. announced today that ne
would be candidate for county
commissioner for District 3. in
the Democratic primary May 81
subject 10 the will of the voters
Williamson is native Cerro
Gordian, veteran of World War
III. He is a member of the Cerro
Gordo Baptist Church and a
Mason. Married ~ the former
Mary Louise Church of Lake
View, :. c. and they have one
son, age three. District three is
comprised of Cerro Gordo. Fair
Bluff and Chadbourn townships
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26


signed To- Undue. industry into
the area, to improve farm in
come and expand community
development. He is presently
serving AS chairman Of that
groups executive committee.
Carter is also president of the
Tabor City Recreation Commis-
sion. Tabor Industrial Develop
mcnt Enterprises, Ire, The Car
ollnas Country Club. Inc. vice
president of the Tab. City Rot
airy Club. and a sunday School
teacher at the Tabyr City Baptist
Church. He IS married and the
father of three children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-26

Mrs. d. J. Hughes is spending
some time in Fairinont this week
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
SINTESIS. ..
Ia Viene de la Primera)
% DESAFI0 A LA Il
PROHIBITION "

LONDRES, agosto Is -(uPI)-
Los peScadores britanicos Sc pre-.
paran hoy a hacerse a la mar. baio
la protection de los canones ga.
les, hacia sus tradicionales aguas
de pesca alrededor de la costa de
Islandia.
Pero su desafio a la prohibition
establecida por ell gobierno islam.
des de pescar dentro de un Unite
de IL millas de sus costas no pare.
&c haber provocado repercusion
alguna en- ell pals.
be atlrma, que los pescadores
estan listos para dirigirse a las
aguas islandesas, a pesar de que
Ell parlamento de ese pals Id adj.
vertido que a partir del primero
dc septiembre, proclamara su so.
oeranla Sobre las aguas situadas
dentro de un Unite de doce millas
de sus costas.
La prohibition de ~llevarse a ca.
DO. puede costar a los pescadores
oritanicos perdidas de miles dc
dolares por ano.
Ell CAIRO, agosto 13-(UPD-
FL diario "Al Ahram", general.
mente blen informado, dice Que 81
presidente de la Republica Arabe
Unlda, Canal Abdel Nasser, diio
al diplomatico norteamericano Ro.
bert Murphy, que tanto su pais
como ell Irak atacarian a Israel
81 tratara de apoderarse de la ri.
oera occidental del Rio Jordan.
israel, por su parte, ha indicado
que no Sc cruzars de brazos 81 eli
regimen del Rey Hussein es derro.
cado por las fuerzas partidarias de
Nasser y las tropas de la R.AU,
entran en- su t%erritorio, que .esta
a solo 20 Kilometres del Tel Aviy.
TENTATIVA PARA
DERROCAR A HUSSEIN
Ell CAIRO, agosto 13-(Upn
Los dlplomaticos occidentales en-
Sordania, han informado que en-
los proximos dias o adn en- las pro.
xmas "a horas puede haber una
tentatlva para derrocar al joyen
Rey Hussein. ~
Los circulos mencionados dicen
que las embajadas occidentales en-
Amman supieron Dor m ~.
el nuevo complot para derrocsr =
Hussein, fue prelarado para esta.
LAR entire ell 10 y Ell IS de agosto,
sible. ~
Como es natural los rumores No
nan podido ser oonfirmados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

de Is amos, que resulto muerto
en- Ell accidente, sufriendo lesio-
mes menos graves SUI hermana
Irene de 10 amos que lie acompa-
naba.
En- un hospital de La Habana
faliecio la norteamericana Lou
Use Letista Mielie, vecina que
fuera del Vedado, a consecuen-
cha de las heridas recibidas al
chocar ell auto que conducia su
esposo con I'm canton. Ell cadaver
lie fue entregadL a SUI esposo, Ro-
berto Mielie, que dispuso su en-
balsamamlento para su traslado
a Estados Unidos, donde Sc efec-
tuaran los funerales.
En- la c%arretera central, fren-
te al poblado de Bacallao, entire
Camaguey y Florida, Sc volco un
omnibus de p%asajeros, resultan-
do tres personas leSionadas de
gravedad y otras cinco- menos.
graves y leves.
En- Ell tercer centric de 5000.
rios de Marianao, fallecio Angel
Figueredo Cossio que fue afro
pellado por I'm caro- patrullero
de la policia en- la Avenida 81
en- ese municipio, afirmandose
que ell suceso Sc produio por i'm
pruoencia del occiso, que inten.
to cruzar La Avenida sin precau.
cion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

luego, eolnclde con mi deseo, No
obstante, aun sin elementos de
juicio suficientes para suponer
una cosa o la otra, 20 decide, a
reserva de aclaraciones futuras,
nickname por 10 segundo y dar
por cierta mi destituCion.
De todos MOODS, recobro mi
independence publica. I'm POGO
cargado de experienced, conser.
vo intactos y lozanos los mismos
ideales que antes puse en- la COO
peracion que me pidiera ell 26
de Julio. Sligo con igual interes
la lucha de mi pueblo, y CONT
nuo con mi grano de arena de
ciudadano de la libertad y apa-
sionado incurable de la idea en-
la causa y en- ell destino de mi
patria.
New York, agosto 10 de 1858
Fdo.) DIR. Mario Llerena
LA HABANA Cuba agosto Is
1858 (Por misunderstanding
mo consequence de la epidemic
de gastroenteritis registrada en-
varios lugares de la nacion, Ell
delegado de Abasto de Leche IN
la Provincial de Las Villas, del
Ministerio de Salubridad, dis
puso la prohibition de usar le-
che cruda en- los helados y BATH
dos de toda esa region. La dis
position fue circulada a todos
los comerciantes de estableci-
mientoS en- que sc expende le-
che, va que Sc estima que ese
alimento crudo es uno de los
agentes transmisores de la gas
troenteritis.
Senalo ell funcionarlo que la
leche que Sc eXpende al publico
debe ser previamente hervida,
esterelizada o pasteurizada y
que de 60 llenar esos requisites
Sc retlrara la licencia al conner
ciante.
Igualmente concedi6 30 dias
de plazo a los propietarios de
vaquerias para que adquieran los
aparatos necesarios para la re-
f~rigeracion de Ia leche y que una
vez transcurrido csc plazo Sc
procedera a examinar la mis-
ma, dandose cuenta en- las auto
ridades de las infracciones que
Sc hayan cometido.
Ell HOMEMADE A FINLAY
Con motive de cumplirse hoy
dia IA I'm nuevo a~niversario de
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

sobrantes, adquisicion de tierras
para su distribution y otras me
didas favorables para Ell campo
sinado.
En- ell Tribunal Superior Elec-
toral Sc informo que hasta hoy
dia Ia las Juntas MunicipaleS
Electorales, de acuerdo per 10
ordenado por las provinciales,
procederan a hacer las rectifica.
clones en- los registros de electo-
res tachando de oficio las ms
cripciones indebidas y las reali-
zadas fraudulentamente
En- la ciudad de Santa Clara, Sc
reunio la Asamblea Provincial de
Las Villas, del Partido Autenti-.
co G~rausista, .presidida por ell
senador Eduardo Suarez Rivas,
procediendose a hacer las postu-
laciones de los candidates a Sc.
nadores y representatives. Entire
estos fueron nominados ell pro-
pic Suarez Rivas y Alicia Her
nandez de La Barca, que Sc en-.
contraban en- pugna, liderean-
do dos grupos %opuestos. Sin en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

origen nadie conoce, hacia enfa-
sis, ademas, en- que ell consume de
esa carne podia causar impotencia
en- ell hombre.
Segun ell rumoI, durante la epoca
de engorda, Sc aplican hormonas
femenlnas al ganado para que en-
gorde mas a PISA.
Antes del desmentido, ell rumor
adquirio tai fuerza que, an algunas
ciudades, ell consume diSminuyo de
80 a 40 por ciento respecto de 10
normal. Los frigorificos disminu-
yeron la matanza y los detallistas
deJaron de lado ell aumento de pre-
clos habido tempo atras en- esfuer-
20 para provocar mayor consume.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
VIGILANCIA CONTRA
Ell COLERA

Por ell Minlsterio de Salubri.
dad Sc nformo que la Organiza.
cion Mundial de la Salud comu-
nico ell resurgimiento del eolera
en- ell cpntinente asiatico, en- Ia
epidemic mas grave presentada
en- varios amos.
Resultan mas afectadas La In,
dia y e. Paquistan Oriental. So
recomendo la mas severa vigi-
lancia sobre las personas que
lleguen procedentes de zonas
infectadas aunque exhiban Ell
certificate de vacunacion con.
ira ese NAL.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
SEMANA DE CULTURA
SEMANA DE CULTURA


LIMA-(UPD.-A partir del
domingo proximo Sc celebrara la
"Semana de la Cultura Ecuatoria-
ma" baJo los auspicios de la NUM-
cipalmad del distrito residential
de San Isidro en- la Gran Lima.
La "Semana Ecuaoriana" ha ST.
do organizada por ell Alcalde de
ese distrito, Doctor Carlos Neuhaus
y tlene por objeto difundir los as
pectos mas ~variados, antiques mo-
dernos, de la cultura del Ecuador
al miSmo tempo que servira, Sc
gun Sc manifesto, "de vinculacion
entire las a%utoridades edilicias y
los pueblos de ambos paises"'.
Concurriran a la celebration de
la Semana Ecuatoriana ell doctor
Carlos Andrade, Alcalde de Quito,
ell Llcenclado Luis Robes Plaza,
alcalde de Guayaquil, ell Presi-
dente de la Union Nacional de
Periodistas del Ecuador Carlos
Mantilla Ortega, ell Doctor Carlos
Cuevas Tamariz, Presidente de la
Casa de la Cultura de Cuenca, ell
Doctor Carlos Zevallos Menendez,
presidente de la casa de la Cultu.
ra de Guayaquil, ell R. P. Jose Ma.
ria Vargas Doctor Julio Andara,
Alfredo Pareja, Humberto Vaeas
Gomez, Doctor Angel F. Rojas. Ri,
cardo Crespo Ordonez y otras per-
sonalldades de los circulos artist
o y culturales de la capital ecua.
toriana y Guayaquil.
Para exhibirse en- ell mussU de
arte durante la "Semana Ecuato.
riaoa" han llegado mas de un cen.
tenar de obras de arte entreI Qua.
dros pictoricos y c~ulturales id la
epoca colonial y contemporaries
del Ecuador.
AUMENTAN IMPORTACIOFrES
-. DE CAFE
WASHINGTON, e.-(UpD
Durante ell mes de mayo continue.
ron en- aumento las importaciones
oe cafe, segun informo ell Depar.
tamento- de Concrete. Las par
tldas con procedencia de Bra.
sll y de Colombia crecieron sls.
tanclaimente y decliuaron de Ia
mayoria de los paises afric nn6s.
Las establishes del departsmen.
10 meestran que ell total de las i'm.
portaclones de cafe fue en- mavo
DE ~267,o13428 libras, con uo valor
de 1878. 1894 dolares. contra 254
si9.s62 libras, valor 11S.453 loo
dolarcs en- abril. En- MARIE fueron
is4'433.729 libras, valor 81. 1921 SOS
dolares.
a continuation Sc dan las cifras
de las importacIones de cafe des.
de los PASSES latinoamericanos d1.
rante ell mes de mayo, comparadas
con las de abril
Brasil. 114.95O.295 librss. valor
5o.l86.278 dolares, y 81. 1893. 1893 Ii.
bras, 36 967. 922 d9lares;
Colombia: 47.461. 947 Ibras
2S.s47.772 d6lares, y 29.o01.2 72 Ii.
bras, 16.783.341 dolares:
Mexico: 23.942 458 libras con.
ira 32.973 1924:
Guatemala: II. 1893 .27o libras con
ira 9.810 496:
Ell Ecuador: 4.611.672 lbras
contra 10.148. 94l.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14

barge, tueron destituidos como
miembros del executive de la
Asamblea, Carlos Cagiga, Raul
Garcia D'Abrignon y Juan Jai-
me Urquijo, que anteriormente
habian destituido a Suarez Ri
vas, en- asamblea que Sc declare
nula v que actuaban de acuerdo
con Alicia Como consequence
de las destituciones Sc provoc6
I'm desorden, escuchandose dis
paros que hicieron necesaria la
Intervention de la policia. AL res
tablecerse ell orden Sc dio por
terminada la Asamblea, result
tando lesionaoos Urquijo, con
una he"ida en- la region frontal
y D'Abrignon que fueron golpea-
dos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-14
LAS AUDICIONES PARA


En- medic de la controversial rnu-
steal que han suscitado las declara-
clones hechas por Narciso Figue-
roa del famoso quinteto de mu-
sicos boricuas- ante los R~otarios,
aterrizaron aver, procedentes de
Nueva York, Pepito Figueroa y ell
professor Alexander Schneider.
AL llegar al Aeropuerto, donde
los recibio parte de la elite must
cal de, la Isla, anunciaron que Sc
darian inmediatamente a la tarea
de reclutar musicos para la proyec-
tada orquesta Sinfonica de Puerto
Rico.
Aunque a ninguno de los dos Sc
les Impulse ALI que supieramos-
de 10 hablado por Guillermo Po-
mares, Presidente de la Fedora
cion de Mdsicos, en- torno de la for
macion de otra orquesta sinfonica
para la Isla, Schneider dijo:
EN- las audiciones que haremos
para la selection de musicos para
la sinfonica, daremos oportunidad
a todos. Y mas satisfechos queda-
remos mientras mas musicos bori.
cuas podamos reclutar".