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Virginia -.
lContimed from Page One)

Court orders against segregation
OF pupils. The Arlington case is
one of several in Virginia which
are at or near the crucial point.
Virginia law requires the closing
of any school that is integrated.
Earlier opposing lawyers dis
agreed sharply over whether race
is the key factor in the assignment
Of pupils by the Virginia Pupil
Placement Board.
A. B. Scott, attorney for the
. board, argued before U. S. Dist.
Judge Albert V. Bryan that pupils
are not assigned to particular
schools solely on the basis of race
or color. He contended there is
only an assumption-not evidence
that race is the governing factor.
Frank d. Reeves, an attorney
representing 80 Negroes seeking
admission to white schools in Ar
lington County, disputed Scott.
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tions of the decision.
That the political implications
of the decision is a matter of deep
concern among Republican Party
leaders may be noted in the wide
ly divergent views expressed con-
corning the issue by U. S. Attorney
General Rogers expressed in a
speech before the National Bar
Association meeting in California,
and the views of President Eisen-
hover as given in a press confer
ence last week.
During his press conference last
week, with the decision of the Su-
preme Court pending, President Eli
senhower said that he might have
said something in private CONVEX
sation about the need to ego slow"
in integrating the public schools,
thus making his statement public
by reiterating the need to "go
Slow, and adding that there was
great need for education in the
school Indignation problem.
The Eisenhower go Slow"
statement, according to Columnist
Drew Pearson has caused alarm in
certain Republican Party groups,
with member of the Nixon group
being the most outspoken in their
opposition in the Indignation drive
in the face of the coming fall cleo
lions and in their alarm over the
Presidents "Go Slow" statement.
Meanwhile, in Little Rock, the
opening of Central High School
has been delayed until September
18th following the decision of the
United States Supreme court. The
same being true in Virginia where
Indignation efforts by Negroes in
Arlington, New Port News, Rich
mond, Charlottesville, and other
cities have put the State of Vir-
ginia in the National spotlight
along with the state of Arkansas.
In other southern and border
states, including Texas, Kentucky
and Tennessee, schools which were
integrated last year were opened
on schedule without incident, and
in some cases several new schools
were added to the list of integral
ed schools.
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month-old order to integrate on
the ground that Norfolk is wholly
unprepared for desegregation now.
Charlottesville Too
And at Charlottesville, Va,
school opening was postponed from
Tuesday to Sept. Is. Thomas J.
Mitchie, newly elected mayor,
warned citizens that ANYONE who
sets out to make trouble will get
it for himself, without fear or
favor and without regard to his
color, his position or his social
standing" He called upon Char
lottesville residents Ito accept
what may be forced upon US as
good citizens should"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-06

police trapped the brothers in a
house in the Bots Vern district of
the capital. When ordered to sur
render the brothers came out of
the house and started firing on the
police, the communique said. An
swe1'ing police fire killed the two
brothers, it added.
No trace of Clement Jumelle
was found, officials said.
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Louisiana
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not discriminate against race, col
or, or creed" Red Cross spokes-
man explained in New Orleans
Louisiana is one of the few
states in which the Red Cross will
neither accept nor donate blood.
Meanwhile, Gary, oblivious to
politics or social pressures, and
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NSOEINIITucU II OIII age OIItJ
said.
Ducasse and Clement Jumelle
had been hiding since they boy
cotted the general elections Sept.
%, 1857. A reward of $4,000 had
been offered for the capture of
each man for their alleged COM
plicity in an unsuccessful revolu-
tionary coup attempt here July 20.
According to the communique, the
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Put the "bang" on Brucellois.
Calfhood vaccinate all females in
your herd.
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Wise management Of your funds, which dre-Eer
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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
|sN7zsDNDIAl
DEL "DlARo rs AMERICAS"
M DE ROTARIOs

DALLAS, Texas, -(UPI)-Los
3,0O8 Delegates de sesenta paises
que asisten a la asamblea del Rota-
ny International que Sc efectua en-
esta ciudad, Sc reunieron en- session
plenaria para dar possession de su
puesto al nuevo presidente de la
organization, Clifford A. Randall,
residente de Milwaukee.
Randall reemplaza en- el puesto a
Charles G. Tennent, de la ciudad
de Ashville Carolina del Norte).
Ell gobernador del Estado de TIE.
xas, Price Daniel, dio la bienveni.
da a tan gran numero de delegates
y declare a cada uno de los rota.
rios visitantes "ciudadano honora-
rio" del Estado y les di6 "derecho
legal a desatarse en- jactancias".
Ell gobernador Daniel dijo tam
bien ,que Eel Rotary International
representa- uno de los mejores
ejemplos de collaboration de la
historic para ell logro de los mas al
tos ideales al servicio de los de.
mas.
Ell A lc Dallas, R. L.
Thornton, y ell presidente del Ro.
tary Club local saludaron tambien
a los visitantes con sendos discur-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
COMIENZAN ..
Continuation de la pag. 81

NCOuCluudCIOu uc Id pdS' %
mar cuales son los hechos y procu-
rar una compression de las condi-
clones existentes en- los diversos
paises, la actitud de su pueblo y
los problemas que los %confrontan.
"Queremos conocer la s~ituacion
en- SUI totalidad y alternar n dis
custom y I'm estudio franco de la
situacion. Por esta razon, las au-
diencias Sc desarrollaran en- forma
de sesiones ejecutivas. Sin embar-
go, tengo la esperanto de que sea
possible publican una transcription
informative de las audiencias, de
la cual sc suprimira cualquier ma
terial que n~ecesariamente Sc haya
de clasificar" (~secreto).
Una subcomision de Relaciones
Exteriores del Senado presidida
por Ell democratic Wayne Morse ha
estado hacienda estudios prepare
tivos para audiencias similares So
bre la situacion latinoamericana.
Estas audiencias Sc inciaran la Sc
mana que viene.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
EMBAJADOR
Continuation de la pag. 81

caci6n en- ella, sino que Sc pondra
enfasis en- mayores contactos.
Howe tambien expres6 la Greer.
cia de que los altos funcionarios
del gobierno de Estados Unidos,
que han estado sometidos a preo-
cupaciones en-. otras regiones del
mundo, no han dado suficiente inn
portancia a los informes que en-.
viaban las embajadas sobre la ST.
tuacion en- la America Latina.
Tambien anuncio, sin dar deta-
lies, que dentro de pocas semanas,
gracias a estudios del Gobierno y
del Congreso, Sc encontrara una
solucion razonable al problema del
cobre atendiendo a la preocupa-
cion tanto de los productores nor
teamericanos como extranjeros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
VAcAcIONES
(Viene de la Primera)

continuidad" del poder legislati.
vo ocupandose durante las v~acacio.
ne de terminar Ia labor p~endiente
en- las comiSiones.
LIE Troquer termin6 con I'm So
moro "Vive la Republique" EMU
siastamente aplaudido por cast
todos los diputados- y en- pocos
minutes la sala quedo vacia y 81
lenciosa.
Mientras tanto. funcionarios del
palacio Matignon -residencla Off
cial del primer Mlnistro- dijeron
que, en- principle Sc habia dispues,
to que De Gaulle y su comitiva par.
tieran mafana a Angel a las $50
AM. en- un avion "Carabelle", ell
nuevo avion bimotor frances a
reaction para pasajeros. Los CO.
treccion para p~asajeros. Los CO.
rresponsales extranjeros acredi-
tados en- Paris partiran POGO antes
en- otro avion un "Bretagne", pro-
porcionado por ell gobierno fran,
ces.
De Gaulle debia recibir esta tar.
de a los dirigentes de las tres gran.
deS sindicales de Francia, inclu.
yendo a los dirigentes de la pode'
rosa C.G T., pero I'm p%ortavoz del
gobierno anunci6 mas tarde que la
entrevists habia sido aplazada has
ia ell regreso del General. Sin EN-.
barge, Sc supo que la C.G.T., domi.
NADIA por los comunistas, habia en-
viado una carta & De Gaulle decli.
nando su invitacion a discutir con
el esta tarde los problemas obre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04

Sc da cuenta de que una mujer
es una mujer."
= = 2 =
La nueva pelicula de DORO-
THY MALONE, (quien gano es-
te ano ell premio Oscar por la
meior actuacion secundaria fe-
menina), basada en- ell libro de
Diana Barrymore, "Too Much
Too Soon, ha tenido I'm ire
mento exito en- SUI estreno en-
Nueva York donde Sc comenzo
a exhibir la semana pasada.
ANTHONY PERKINS, Ell ga
Ian mas buscado y discutido er
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
Bodos de Bronco

Celebran hoy la grata OCCASION de
suS Bodas de Bronco, ocho amos de
venturosa union matrimonial, ell
senior Henry LOllis y sonora, la
gentil DANA Guiana, Mercedes Ruiz
de LOllis
Nos complace enviarles nuestras
mas caras felicitaciones y deseos
de que disfruten de muchos amos
mas de dicha conyugal.
Bodos de Flores
Celebran hoy sus Bodas de Flo
res, cuatro amos de venturosa union
matrimonial, ell senior Socrates Al
varez y sonora, Ketty de Alvarez,
gentil pareja Guiana que fila III re-
sidencia en- Miami
Vayan para ellos nuestraS mas
calidaS felicitaciones y deseos de
que gocen de largos amos de com
prension conyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
(Viene de la Primera)

tentiva del acuerdo 1911 de csc or
ganismo, por ell cual Sc hacen acla-
raciones a SUI acuerdo 100. Senala
que ell salario minimo para los EN-
pleados de los expendios de gaso-
lima, srasa y accessories automovi-
listicos en- los municipios de La
Habana y Marianao, sera de rs pc
SOS m%ensuales y en- los ~restantes
de la nacion de 10 pesos. Tambien
los appendices, mensajeros, mu.
chachos de oficina y recaderos es-
taran comprendidos en- los au-
mentos dispuestos en- ell acuerdo
1870, y los sueldos y salaries que
sean superiores a los fijados a la
anterior disposition, no podran ser
rebajados
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04

Hollywood, y SHIRLEY BOOTH,
sanadora del premio Oscar hace
unos amos, obtienen triunfos per-
sonales en- la pelicula "The
Matchmaker" basada en- la obra
teatral que Sc presento en- Nue.
va York durante dos amos.
%*~
GARY COOPER, DIANNE
VARSI y SUZY PARKER han
hecho de la pelicula 80 North
Frederick" I'm exito de taquilla.
Las actuacioneS son perfectaS y
la trama, tomada del famoso IL
bro de Jackson eS soberana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
DEL H0GAR-por Vctoro,ALetondLo
FL POEMA De HOY
WdIhoIId

Ell reno tiro largo sobre Ia estepo helodo .....
Detente, cominonte de Ia noche estrellodo.
Sobre Ia londo inrovil de inmutoble bIoncuroN
Tu trlneo recorto su grave moncho oscuro,
Y hundidos en- 10 nieblo, como torvos chocoles,
AulIan los terribles vientos septentrionoles.
cQue buscos; que %persiouen tus cdIidos ~ontolos?
GQue quimercos Tules visIumbroron tus ojos?
GQue Poocio remote quiere cuojor tn emPeno
En- los voeos doninios de la bruno y ell sueho?
Ante ii Sc ~levonton las orondes mosos crudos
De los hielos prehistoricos, Ientos y fontosmoes,
Sobre cuyas focetos rosodos y desnudos
Encienden su orc electrico las ouroros boreoles.
Poson los bureos neeros en- la quietud ~nocturno,
Donde q la tbio otmosfero de crepitontes fuegos,
Sonord olouno .SvonhiId podo Y tociturno
Con ell reu boreoI de los fiordos noruegos.
Pero til vas inpdvido, pertinoz y t~ronquiIo. 80.
La noche tende su orco de estreIIos q tn ~on1eIo,
Pero til vos impovido, pertnoz y t%ronquilo;
Caption de los brumos, emperodor del hielo.
Tu concion soitorio de ocentos euturoIes
Recorre Ia lonuro. Suenon cuernos morcioles;
Rebrillon en- los nubes los escudos querreros;
0ritos; hurros, blosfemios; rudo ehocor de oceros . i.
iEI Wolhollo! iEl WolholIo! Los sombrios thames.
Hiios de las nontohos, nietos de los voIcones,
Los celosos del boreos que en- botoIlo songriento,
Luchon con sordo bromo dentro de Ia tormento.
iel Wolhollo! iEI WolholIo! Tu concion resucita
El recio mito nordieo por la londo infinite,
Mientros q ts espoldos, como torvos chocoIes,
AuHon los teribles vientos septentrionoIes.
Iuue pAIEe AArNe
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
COMPLACENCIA


NACIoNES UNIDAS, JUNO B.
(UPD.-Los diplomaticos occiden-
tales Sc sintieron hoy alentados por
la forma directa en- que ell General
de Gaulle trata de resolver la dis.
puta francesa con Tunez fuera de
las Naciones Unidas.
Aflrman que ell encaramiento de
esa question da pabulo a los rumo.
res de que de Gaulle podria pedir
q Tuner y Marruecos que lie ayu-
den q haHar una soluci6n a la que
IRA angelina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
SoIdados Atacan en-
Frente de 1870 Kilometres

Por la Is Estaci6n de policia Sc
trata de ~esclarecer ell suceso va que
Adds declare que Sanchez Somoa-
no habia tratado de atropellarla en-
SUI cas- y forcejearon, d~isparando-
Sc I'm revolver propiedad del mis-.
me. Por SUI parte Ell herido mani
festo que frecuentemente visitaba
a Adds y que esta, sin motive algu-
no lie hizo los dos disparos. Adds
Sc haoia casado recientemente, es-
timandose que antes de SUI matri-
monio mantenia relaciones con
Sanchez Somoano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
SIGUE HUELGA DE
OMNIBUS EN- LONDRES

LONDRES -(UPI)-Los esfuer.
EOS para lograr poner fin a la huel.
ga de omnibus en- Londres termina-
ron en- I'm complete estancamiento.
Hoy no Sc realizaran siquiera
conversaciones en- una situaci6n
que Sc asemeja mas al comienzo de
un paro que a las tentativas para
dar fin a I'm huelga que dura haee
'cuatro semaras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04

Atiusta hoy un nuevo ano de VI
da la preciosa nina Bernadette vi.
daud. mia del scnoI Alberto vi.
daud y sonora, Bertha VarOna de
Vidaud, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonia Guiana residente
en- esta ciudad.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan grata oca.
sion, uninos las nuestras muy sim
ceras a 3 vez que formulamos vo-
tos Dor su ventura personal.
%%&
I'm calido saludo para la gentil
dana sonora Ofelin Menendez,
quien celebra hoy la grata OCCASION
del aniversario de SUI nacimiento, y
nuestros votos porque goce de mu-
chos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
UN EDITORIAL
(Viene de la Primera)

realizar la Investigation objeti-
va mas amplia"? 81 nay esperan-
zas de demostrar que ell DR.. Ga
lindez sigue vivo, creemos que Ell
Generalisimo Trujillo estaria an
sioso de aclarar ell misterio de
una vez por todas, sin que que
den sombras de dudas.
Isl ell DR.. Galindez no esta
vivo, Ell interes publico quedaria
servido estableciendo SUI tumba
y SUI certificate de defuncion."
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
C|NEhATOGRAF|CAS

ARTURO DE CORDOVA: Ell
eterno galan de peliculas mexi-
canas y espanolas ha declarado
recientemente 10 siguiente: Las
satisfacciones que me han dado
mis- hijos me hacen sentir ell
hombre mas feliz del mundo. FL
primogenito Sc recibi6 de aboga-
do y ell que lie sigue tambien Sc
ha establecido dignamente. Las
mujercitas, hacienda honor a su
sexo, son estudiosas y femeni-
nas".
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-04
REINA GRAN

Continuation de Ia pag. 81
Ell programa definitivo de la con-
contraction sera adoptado en- una
session especial ell microbes proxi-
mo, pero .antes de clio Ell comite
organizador celebrara una entire
vista con la Junta Militar.