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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
PrOsigUe HveIga 81, Ia Eastern
sin Perspeetivas de so|Ueion
0breros sindiealizados Reehuzan Meeioei6n

NADIA durante Ia larga disputa
entire la empresa y los obreros.
Sin una pefspectiva halaga-
dora por ell momento, la huelga
parece extenderse indefinida-
mente, respaldada por la pode-
rosa organization de maquinis-
tas, que Sc ha sumado al paro
en- respaldo de los ingenieros
y en- demanda de ciertas con-
quistas para ellos.
Sc informa que ell Presidente
de la Junta Directiva de la Eas-
tern, Eddy Rickenbaker, tele-
CRATIC al dirigente obrero Ro-
bertson un m~ensaje, en- ell cual
ofrecfa la intervention de la
Junta mediadora, senalando que
"ya que ell Juez habia elimina-
do ell punto principal del con-
flicto", es decir, 10 de la capa-
citacion de los Ingenieros CO.
mo photos, que Sc sometiera
al arbitraje ell resto de los pun
tos en- conflicto, en- un lugar de
Miami agradable para todos.
La union de trabajadores ha
rechazado de plano ell arbitra-
.je. Asimismo esta agrupacion
ha acusado a la compania Eas-
tern de "mezclar nuestra huel-
ga con la de otros sindicatos.
Nosotros tenemos nuestros pro-
blemas y nos mantendremos
en- huelga hasta que Sc resuel-
van estos" -aiadieron los
obreros en- huelga.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
Thomas B. Reed
Nombrado Para
Alto Cargo en-
Pan Am. Bank

Ell senior Thomas B. Reed Jr.,
Vicepresidente e~ncargado del
Departamento de Credito del
C%onsumidor, en- ell PAN AME-
RICAN BANK OF MIAMI-del
grupo barcario Sottile- ha 81
do electo al cargo de Vicepresi-
dente Senior" del citado esta-
blecimiento.
Sc trata de TN nuevo puesto,
recien creado en- Ell Pan Ameri-
can Bank, debido a la necesi-
dad surgida con motive del pro-
grama de expansion, que en- for
ma conservatory, viene reali-
zando dicho banco.
Ell Sr. Reed cuenta con una
larga experienced en- ell campo
de las finanzas. Native de West
Virginia, Sc gradu6 en- La Sale
University, especilizandose en-
teneduria de libros. Actu6 CO
mo funcionario del Commercial
Credit Corporation en- 1889 y
ocup6 ell cargo dn T"Gorero Au-
xiliar en- 19431953. En- JUNO
1855 entro en- la ca0ena de ban
cos Sottile como Vicepresidente
del South Dade FarmeS Bank,
en- Homestead. De ALI paso al
Pan American Bank of Miami
en- enero de 1856.
Segun ell propio testimonio
de Mr. James Sottile Jr., Presi-
dente del Banco, LA Junta Di-
rectiva design6 a Mr.. Reed CO.
mo Vicepresidente Senior en- re
conocimiento de sus servicios
generates a los depositantes y
accionistas del banco."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
Planes Pore AmpIiar
Auditorium de Miami

Sc habla de ampliar las facili.
dades del Bayfront Park Audi.
forum. Y esta vez 10 encabeza
la Junta Asesora de Publicidad
del municipio de Miami, que
solicita ayuda del Concejo Mu.
nicipal.
Ell proyecto esta basado en-
la posibilidad- de arrendar ell
Auditorium de Dinner Key y
con la renta que produzca SUI
fragar los gastos de ampliaci6n
del primer auditorium eta,
do.
Las ventajas de Nm gran audi
forum en- la IONA de Bayfront
Park, segun la Junta Asesora de
Publicidad, consisten en- la GER.
cania a los hoteles de Miami
psaniAnaants dicha
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

RAFAEL PELAEZ.-Mi pasatiem-
pc f~avorito en- Ia eiudad de Miami es
Ia eaaa y Ia pesea, pues east siempre nos
reunimos an srupo de amigos y nos va
mos a Ia iona de los Everglades, a cazar
y pescar, pues este lugar reune magni-
ficas condolences para paSar I'm buen
fin de senaaaa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

La presencia de los piuuetes
de ciudadanos, con los cartelo.
mes en- alto, ponian en- eviden.
ella que la campana pro cierre
de establecimientos ha tornado
cuerpo y que los patrocinado-
res de la misma, sin duda algu-
ma, quieren cerrar filas y triun-
far en- la demanda.
Dice Ell senior Abraham Il
Sc lie han hecho algunas llama.
das por t%elefono, mediante vo.
ces anonimas advirtiendole que
Iba a ser objeto de I'm atenta-
do terrorista por no unirse a
los demas concentrates que Gle.
iran ell domingo.
Por SUI parte ell DR.. R. B. Cul.
breth, presidente de la campa.
ma para lograr que cierren los
domingos aquellos comrcios mo
mo esenciales" manifesto a. ha
domingos aquellos comercios
cion de las tiendas de comesti-
bles, solares de ventas de carros
mueblerias y licorerias.
Estima asimismo Mr.. Cul.
breth que para Ell proximo do
mingo sera mas unanime ell
cierre.
Los individuos que portaban
cartelones, en- derredor de la
tienda Abraham, son vendedo.
res de otras firmas vendedoras
de AUTOMOBILES. Los piquetes
estuvieron dando vue1tas en-
torno a dicho concrete desde
ell mediodia del domingo hasta
las 10 de la noche, bora del Gle
RE.
Abraham fue ell dnico, entire
"A vendedores de carros, que
no cerro ell domingo. Pero no
cerraron otros mercedes de
comestibles, como ell Shells eli
ty y ell Grand-Way Discount
Center.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
Avment6 81 NGmere de EmpIeos
no AgricoIas Durunfe Mes Octubre

81 Presidente de la Comisi6n
Industrial del Gobierno de la
Florida, James T. Vocelle, in.
form6 que los empleos no agri-
colas registraron un aumento
de 22.100 cargs en- octubre, 81
blen debe considerarse como re-
sultado de la temporada.
Vocelle expreso que los en-
plos de obreros no agricolas,
durante ell pasado mes de octu.
bre, Sc mantuvieron en- Las
100, 10 cual representa- una ga
nancia de $4,000 sobre Ell total
del ano pasado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

Los principles aumentos pro-
cedieron del campo de la indus
trla manufacturers. Asimismo Sc
regiStraron aumentos en- ell CO.
mercio, Ell giro de construccio.
mes, empleos ~gubernamentales y
servicios.
AL propio TEMPO, expres6 Vo-
celle, Ell ~desempleo total baj6
bruscamente en- octubre. Segun
este funcionario, hubo $4,000
personals menos sin trabajo que
Ell mes anterior, 81 bien Sc regis
tr6 I'm aumento en- ell deSemplo
en- contraste con octubre de
1857.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
clEGO ES ARROLLADO
13 VECES EN- MIAMI

I'm ciego de Miami, Mr.. Eddie
Embury, de 81 amos, quien ha
sido arrollado por automobiles
trece veces en- su vida, quedo
dado de alta en- ell Jackson Hos
pital, despues de haber sido in
gresado a raiz de I'm accidente
en- que SUI CAIRO 10 atropell6.
Embury es vecino de 81 NE
go Street, y aunque en- IL ve-
ces anteriores ha sido acciden-
tado, esta vez fue la mas severa,
con algunos golpes desagrada-
bles, aunque no de gravedad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

ABILIO FELIPE. - FL periodista
pocas c puede disfrutar de un fin
de semana. Yo he comprobado esa
verdad. Pero como me gusta mi ira
bajo 10 disfruto como pudiera hacerlo
con I'm pasatiempo cualquiera. No
obstante, cuando encuentro ell tempo
mi entretenimiento favorito es reparar
mi autom6vil; por ESQ siempre tengo un
eacharro, para tener Hna buena excusa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

Ell DIR. NICOLAS PUENTE DUANY, reci6n electO Vice.
presidente de la SOcedad Panamericana de CitOlOgia del
Cancer, aparece en- la toto cOOrdinandO ell prOgrama de edu.
cacion pubhca, con la Sra. MOi FremOn, Presidenta del Co
mite de Education Publica. 81 DR.. Puente Duany es unO de
los principaIes dirigentes de la SOciedad, con quien Sc ha
OrganizadO un prOgrama de eventOs que cOIOearan a Cuba a la
cabeza de las ~actividades de la SOciedad.
De las labOres que Sc reaicen en- Cuba dependera en-
nHchO Ell exitO de la COnferencia International de CitoIOgia.
que habra de ~celebrarse en- Espana en- 1860.
Ri tema central de tOdOs los actOs, ash como de la Con.
terencia International es "IA CITOLOGIA AYUDARA A
GONQUISTAR Ell CANCER.
Ell DIR. Puente Duany es uO de los muchOS medicOs del
COntinente que ha sidO adiestrado en- ell Centre Panamericano
de CitolOgia del Cancer del Institute del Cancer de Miami, v
esta actualmente encargadO del Centre de CitolOgia del Hos.
ptal Mercedes de La Habana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
Ell ~Fot6grafo
Pregunt6n
levdI es 81 pusatieHnpo favoriio dvranfe
eli fin de ~sennana?
P@ v. eoRT

Sra. Z. eANO. -Propietaria del
Restaurant Toledo. Mi pasatlempo ia
vOfito en- 81 fin de semana es preparar
los adoFnos y eAegir los plates mas gus
tados de nuestra clientele para ell saba
do de nsedas del restaurant Ell Toledo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

En- I'm proyecto de construc'
ci5n de North Miami Beach Sc
prolujo una enorme roturs en-
uno de los pisos del edificio,
ocasionandole heridas a los obre,
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02

FERESITA ALVAREZ. Mi pa
sabiempo favorito es: If de tendas, yer
las nuevas modas, se4eeeionar los nue.
vos modelos que he de lNeir estas Pas
eaas IN mi viaje a Cuba, despues vOy
al cine a yer mis- artstas ~favoFitos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-02
ELTlEMPo

CielOs nubladOs y algdn descenSo en- la tenn
p%eratura anuncia para hoy la Oficina meteorological.
vientos fuertes de 20 a 30 milIas pOr bora, del
~nordeste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
A Special Look Ahead

some OF the DrlIllant prUgrammlng IDEAS
introduced by Sylvester Pat) Weaver, one-timei
NBC-TV president, have long since been shelved
but he never developed a better idea in his
meteoric career than the Spectacular, or special
Wide, Wide World is gone; SO is Home SO
is Matinee Theater But his Spectacular con-
cept will reign supreme in TV for the new
season.
That the specials, or the irregular series
tHall of Fame, Show of the Month, etc. will
provide TV with its major excitement this
season is obvious from perusal of the list that
followS--or look at the regular schedule on the
following pages.
There isn't enough room in our issue to
list all specials but this win give you idea OF
what to expect in the weeks Immediately ahead:
Friday, September 10, 100000 pm. WRC- >
4, The Bob Hope Show. A Commute version in
color of the hit musical Roberta" with 20 MEM
bers of the original cast (including Hope).
Monday September %, 93o-11:00 pm,
WTOP-9, Art Carney will star as Elwood p.
Dowd in Harvey" on the seasons premier Qive)
Of The Show of the Month. Marion Lorne and
Veta Louise Simmons also appear.
Thursday, September 25 9:30-11:00 pm,
WTOP-9, 1.-The Plot to Kill Stain" Seasons
opener dive, for Playhouse 80. Melvyn Douglas
is Stain The Politbureau includes Actors Eli
walIach, Oscar Homolka and LutherlA
wednesday, october /, 9:3O-10:sO pm,
WAdAL,-7, the first of two commitments by Bing
Crosby. musical-variety performance featur-
ing Patti Page and Mahalia Jackson. No date
has been set for the second.
Friday, October 81 100000 pm, WTOP-9,
High Adventure With Lowell Thomas The
premier of four visits to remote places. Alaska
is the first with visit to the Uganda's Noun
tains of the Moon" and the Belgian Congo
second The remaining trips viii be announced
later in the season.
Friday, october 3, 100000 pm, WMAL-7,
Walt Disney Presents. A new time and formal.
The premier is Johnny Tremaine," to be seen
in two parts Successive Fridays will include
THE Nine Lives of Elfego Baca," fabulous
Southwest character; "The Ostrich That
Wouldn't Die" and John Slaughter" the life
of Tombstone's most noted sheriff. All seen in
two parts.
Thursday, October g. s:so-11:00 pm,
WToP-9, william Saroyan's Time Of Your
Life" Jackie Gleason win star Supporting
nj, poR lob VnFH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

BROADWAY HIT-storrine in Won
derful Town." tN3o-hour musicol YER
sion of her success my Sister, Eileen"
will be Roz RUSSELL Sunday, November
30, oil pm, WTOP-9.
wRc-4.-Har of Fame. Opens the season with
Johnny Belinda"
Monday, October Is, 10:0o-11:00 PM,
wToP-s, Pier Angel opens the Desilu Play
house in the title role of "Bernadette" in pro-
gram marking the centennial Of the Miracle
Of LourdeS.
Thursday october 10, 8:30-9:S0 pm,
WTOP-9, live musical adaptation Of Louisa
Continued on Next Page
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Rev. Kings Travail

By an ironic twist Of fate fellow member Of the
which him much the Rev. Mr. Martin Luther King
may be responsible for his death and the loss which such
would the nation Let hope that Rev
King does not die.
The mentally deranged Negro who stabbed the
young national leader Saturday forgiven in typical Rev
King fashion, after she inflicted serious wounds upon him. The
day his wife equally forgng Transmitting into mod
action the biblical injunction Of turning the other cheek
The brutal roughng up Of Rev King by Birmingham police
four weeks and the almost fatal sabbng just
part Of the chain Of which have descended upon
leader of the Montgomery bus boycott dramatic bringing Of
the Gandh nononce program to America which paid off
handsomely and made Rev King overnight the admired
young Negro-Amcrcan leader in the world.
Rev King well prepared accept the travail Of leader
ship Such paths which have made his home the object Of BON
attacks personal utilization and threats by telephone and the
dangerous personal dangers involved in leadership
Through all he has remained calm willing il need be make
the sacrifice that all Americans be free in reality
well as in theory
America sorey needs OF the cabre OF Dr. King
the American Negro emerging into day needs him
would be ronc that member of the racial group
which he has given much hope and leadership would be
sponsble for his death.
Our prayers join those Of millions Of Americans black
white that God grant his recovery and the useful life
he has led In the past.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

We have stated before that FAubus may be blessing
disguise 10 the indignation in the United States
Every time he his mouth he offers the kind Of
vertsng for political demogogey characteristic of south
politicians and Of those who this are peddg
the white supremacy nonsense
Every time these worthless get Tv and try TO Justify
the unfarnes and nhumanes Of segregation they make
friends for the NegroAmercan population who have been
the chief sufferers from bgoy and segregation in the
country
Faubus has fomaEed and dramazed struggle between
those who obey only those court orders and laws please
them, and those law abiding citizens who whether they favor
court ruling obey the claw" until it is altered or
changed in orderly fashion.
He represents also those who feel that the Negro
OF 1858 should be satisfied with the universal shorchangng
he has received for years under the old separate but
equal" theory, fraud IL there ever one
Faubus and his k realize that America stands before
the world almost alone II the us allowed the Faubuses and
the Byrd and Almonds back the clock from raca
equality and unity in this naonwe stand to forever
slipping the hope of the free word-black brown
yellow and white II the politicians who rule in sever
recaant states and their economic hackers had any
loyalty and patriotism to the us they would what ha
happened In Little Rock undermining prestige abroat
and would stand up against the Byrs and the Faubuses wh
to remain insulated in provincial raeiasm which is un
attack the world
Returning TO theme Of the first paragraph II may
that the jolt which the Faubus antics initiated may be Just wha
the nation needed get behind the Supreme Courts edct
proceed to integrae schools with deliberate speed"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

readtust the of benefits at six month
include of standards What
existing defended protected by
a method that automatic.
manesy unfair that those whom the has
pensioners and those category Of
public suffer prices weakest should
matter living clause
strikes labor trouble unlikely At
the tension would be removed
principle could be applied savings bonds
better that dollars into bonds
their purchasing than they have gained be-
Actually did not invest because interest
rather against family
emergency provide the little comforts in
lives when retired
savings year by year
spite intentions The
greater all the time why should saving be
taking the fruits saving through
constantly increasing pcs' Let the savings bonds uc
tuate with the cost Of living index
typical Industrial society
scientist the inventor the scholar is the nancer the
gambler and those with social pull The others share sometimes
but their share modest with the schemes
manpuaors The people who actually the Twin City Transit
company slim picking financial providers who
fleece the company
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

that Little Rocks high schools being
pletey after ALL They being open important
things like football
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

relieved Of Of the present responsibilities Of the office
This nation has grown much in population and in
place in the world that the older machinery which up the
executive branch has There have been improve
in federal initiated by the Hoover commits
sion but the Presidency still operates 1t did TO great en
the early chief executives held the White House reins
Some Minnesota Republicans screamed to high heaven be-
Hubert H. Humphrey, Democrat who is u s. Sen.
home Minnesota to campaign for that party
candidate for the us Senate What did the COP expect him
to do campaign for Ed Thyei
Joseph Robbie DFL candidate for Congress from the Fifth
District has always exhibited real interest in civil rights Time
and time again he has stressed the importance of civil rights
just the mnores affected by undemocrac practices but
shortage
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Important Group And Meeting

Federal Judge Luther Youngdah former governor Min.
win speak the annual dinner Of the Minnesota
sners Aid Society next Wednesday, October l.
The society headed by Good Citizen Benjamin Berger
been quietly going about the task Of assisting people confined
to state penal institutions That people unfortunate enough
be convicted of crime hope need help and
become useful members Of society release from prison
acknowledged by intelligent people.
number Of states have private organizations up
the Minnesota Prisoners Society look after the welfare
Of prisoners and build public in the welfare of
persons
Under Mr. Berger and other outstanding citizens the Min
nesota organization under Allen Eubanks its executive
tay doing fine job The bringing Of that great humanitarian
Luther YOungdah and ju TO Minneapolis TO address the
meeting significant because Of his interest in the prison pop
uation while he governor and his Identification with
human rights through the years.
The Presidency Of the United States is heavy job
single individual how well and hearty Congress
should consider In which President could b,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

Judd Minneapolis sounded
with poll what Minneapolis
overwhelming percentage7s3 opposed financial
there $3.50 opposed Something country
consider people millions
harbor bigger University
unemployment compensation public housing which
paddle
Tohrds Minneapolis oppose
program survey why
rapporonmen people
farmers-AGE N Springfield
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26

whew Bailey song real tired.
began task Of moving plant and offices which
may a of
Our main Offices editorial
composing press the building
about patient reading May
Quic-way zwach all Of two
days major part machinery which included
galley cabinets tables geys composing dump
matter Saturday moving
were time a half pay!
The press an old No Nehe be piece by
piece by get press Bill
press builders presided this
started Friday and finished just in time
Saturday for QucWay boys to in with huge crane called
"gant begin helping him
parts position to be moved through the doOrways
both the top their field took
down" linotype parts
Friday evening into the
building
really prepared for the moving day All of
previous paper
equipment had been up to the last minute
had rush everything in order to not miss issue
paper printer job
During past while helping the
building members
glance completely building
program reflection could Immediately
glance completely building
talking the business of pub
fishing a newspaper would have quickly to pot
following carpenters plumbers
publisher the staff has
selling subscriptions gathering setting type writing
doing the countless detailed tasks which to make
good newspaper.
This studied lack of building
got shop
left largely Newman
newboy grown years appropriate expanding h
the dirty tasks conneced with
ing.
BY Sunday disappeared leaving your correspondent
Jack Campbell by feeling for offered to
home overas and help We refused his kind offer
the answering questions, packing
boxes trying keep things moving possible On Tuesday
the back shop which still down
but which should be moved day two.
nothing happens this ISSUE the reading will be
building would take twice much to
As
especially win testify people
whether family be ready for the moving
when it arrives.
offices downtown 242 Third Av. s. until
furniture cleaning the old various
things which location to another
finished Monday washing the with gasoline
couldn't finish the assemb
press partner wash the
grease CRIME suggested hiring somebody
ended with donnng and
washing parts four hours
stopped help parts
helper knocked off work
Bailey memorable hit I'm tired" and pretty
apt to stay that way quite a whie-Cecl Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Letters To The Editor


Editor: BY United States in undued
the obedience Of dssdn persons who resist
provisions Of the eonst
Of therefore not end in ITSELF but it Is
utopan United States without police military
for exerng force
is a dream than reality.
crushed ers myth Southern
ideology shoe doctrine is beautiful
equation seVey Sterling NJ Davis SSOs
Smelling Ave-. So, Minneapolis Minnesota Sept IL, 1888
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Presfemon's Points

q. III. PRESTON In the Columbia Heights Record
George Macnnons became shrn and striden
campaign progresses volume
every poll showing hopeessness
his prospects for a victory this fall
parties debating the periodically
either Communist time they
a something hoped dated
Surely their right mind hope to put Communist
label orve Freeman The Of Minnesota reasonable
tactics will regard the
from him
The for the the Governor being
too OF small clique Minneapolis labor bosses" Undoubtedly
support Belly aching this
Both labor The Republicans happy
get the support Beck H Hutchinson and all
the worst elements ganster dominated labor should choose
political party type labor which
supports would the party supported by that element
labor which at sacrifice has been actively working clean
created Beck Hofa Hoa
not Democrats
politician,
nall the head when she said that could get rid Of the
problem oil the prospects would be much brighter
OH is only phase of the cold which in all its ramifca-
tons relied financial
to the diplomatic situation; much wealth is tied
the machine that universal daon and
bankruptcies unemployment military
action the continuation Of production selfefeang
scale We have not reached the point where get rid Of
SURPRISES within country
This question which intimately ALL and
think happen Northern Pump,
Honeywell all the Industrial who hire
should lose their the
cold war fer very livelihood
When thought to this sympathetic to spend
ing for sum clearance and city rehabilitation road building
dures schools hospitals public buildings Point four
constructive would absorb much of the
plus which is causing all trouble
Tho problem mankind world opinion focused
something which not the hopeless contemplation the
drift 20
Few feel that the living escalatOr clause
pensone protected against constantly rising
ng There why the cost living index should
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT c. sPTVAcK

washington.-SHERAIAN ADAMS BENEFICIARIES -
petty acqusveness Of Sherman Adams represented by
the vcuna coat and that 81 400 oriental rug lent him by
Bernard Goldne only small part of much
bigger story.
For certain other people, Adams did much more for much
less
Lberal Democrats in CONGRESS peeing together
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-26
Quip : O. Grams

The Administration clamps credit restrictions
annaon We look for the phase Of this fight
against initiation when the monoposic building
raise their prices to offset losses sales.
The White House issuing daily dena that Sherman Adams is
about This means Washing
tonese, 1t won't be long