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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22
6-DlARI0 LAS AMERICAS
FtG U-VhAKIV LAD AFHNTNAS
CeOmbiuno Miguel SaIu al Frente
del TorneO International de Golf

MEXICO, Nov 81 (UPI)-
Empleando "a golpes para los
primeros nueve hoyos del tor
neo International de golf y
matches por la Copa Canada,
ell professional colombiano Mi
guel Sala Sc puso al frente
de los competidores.
De cerca 10 Sigue ell brasile-
no Luis Rapizarda, con 50,
score asimismo del escoces
John Panton.
Sala con SUI compatriota Pa
plo Molina juegan en- four
some con los chinos SHE
Yung 70 y Chen Ching Pc. Es-
/, hizo los nueve en- Sc, ell
par de la cancha.
Sals logro dos brides e
igualo ell par en- los otros Sic
tie hcyos,
Ola DE SOL
MEXICO Nov 81 (UPI)-
Dia glyorios, por ell sol bril-
llante tanto como por ell ami
v~ersarjo de la Revolution que
derrib0 a Porfirio Diaz,
v unos links de belleza ex-
traordinaria, los del club de
golf de Mexico, con una con-
currencia record de 5000
personals, sirvieron de msrcC
a la. Jornada inicial de la gran
competencia International de
g%olf.a7o
FL heroe de la etapa inau-
gdral es Miguel Sala, que re-
presenta a Columbia, con un
total de SO golpes para los
10 hoyos, vale decir tres me-
nos. En- la lid por equipos,
es Australia la que Sc adueno
de la vanguardia, con un to-
tai de 142 golpes para sus
dos ..iugadores.
Parejas de 80 naciones CO.
menzaron la disputa de la CO.
pa Canada, que Sc adjudica al
mejor equipo al cabo de los
72 hoyos distribuidos en- cua-
tro dias. Simultaneamente Sc
desarrolla ell d~enominado tor
neo International, en- que Ell
lrofeo va al golfista que ha-
&c los 70 en- menos golpes,
pertenezca o no al equipo ven
cedor- en- "a Copa Canada. Sc
juega en- fcursome,,
va al finalizar los 9 hoyos
de salida, labor de Sala ell jul
gador de Colombia Sc habia
puesto-a la cabeza de los COM
petidores, 81 bien igualado
por lei australiano Kel Ma
gle, con "a golpes, dos bsjo ell
par. Pero en- los de vuelta Sc
distancio al hacerlos en- IS,
mientras que ell australiano
neceslto 38.
A solo un punto del lider es-
tan .pareios ell vigoroso argen-
tinoaLeopoldo Ruiz, Ell vetera'
no Frank Phillips y Ell ir-
landes Harry Bradshaw (par-
eiales de $3.50.
- SAM SNEAD
Sam Snead, de Estados Uni
dos, iene n golpes, 10 mismo
cue Ell ingles Bernard Hunt.
Cons ~ figuran Luis Lapisar-
da, de Brasil, ell formidable
Benz Hogan, n-orteamericano,
ell escoces Eric Brown, ell es-
panol Angel Miguel, Ell austria
hano Nsgle y ell chino Chen
Ching,Po.
Sala, que es argentine 81
bien juega por Colombia, es-
taba muy feliZ al terminar la
etapa inicial. Con cierto tono
de pesar senal6 que pudo ha-
Der terminado en- SO de no
haber errado un putt de 10
pulgadass "Por supuesto -
subrayo - mucho me COM
place ser ell hombre numero
uno hoy.
RUIZ
Despues de Sala, Ell latino
americana que mas atencion
trajo fue Ruiz, que contribu-
20 a hacerse Ell blanco de las
miradas con una sombrilla
multicolor para resguardarse
de. lsol. Con buen humor res
pondio a las preguntas So
bre Ell parasol; dijo que tenia
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22

da SUI excelente salud, de mo-
do que no guerra dar excusa
al sol para t%rastornar una for
taleza que la altura de Next
co no habia conseguido me
liar. Mientras otroS jugado-
res Sc quejan de desordenes
estomacales, Ruiz esta en- ell
mejor estado.
Ell que hoy consiguiera SUI
perar a SUI adversario Sam
Senad sirve para comunicar-
lie mas confianza y clio es
muy importante para las jor-
nadas siguientes que cada vez
Sc haran mas severas. Su
compatriota Fidel de Luca que
do atras de Ben Hogan, Ell
formidable veterano de Esta-
dos Unidos, Argentina jugo
en- foursome con Estados Uni
dos.
LAS POSICIONES
A continuation Sc da la
posicion de los equipos. No
figura Holanda, porque uno
de sus jugadores esta enfer-
mo. En- primer lugar los gol-
pes de la pareja correspon-
diente Y seguidamente ell pals:
142 Australia
143 Irlanda y Estados Uni
dos
144 Argentina e Inglaterra
145 Escocia
146 Brasil
148 Espana
149 Colombia y Filipinas
$50 Canada y China
151Italia y Japon
152 Belgica
1873 Gales
154-Sud Africa
1855 Chile, PERU y Nueva 2
landia
156 Alemania y Dinamarca
157 Venezuela y Francia
1873 Suiza
1872 Suecia
164 Mexico y Reublica
Arabe Unida
1855 Ecuador y Corea
1853 Portugal.
Holanda no figura por ha-
Der intervenido solo uno de
sus dos representatives, KEGS
Graimer. Ell segundo miembro
del equipo, Gerry de Wit, es-
ia enfermo.
SEGUNDAS PARTIDAS
MEXICO, Nov. 81 CUPID
Parejas latinoamericanas pa
"a las segunda vuelta, que Sc
iugara hoy del trofeo interna-
cional Copa del Canada Ola
bora de comienzo es la mexi-
canal:
$50 am. Peru - Eugenio
Dunezat; Alex Tibbles Portu-
gal - Enrique Pauline; Fer
nando Silva
10 am - Argentina FL
del de Luca; Leopoldo Ruiz
Espana - Angel Miguel; Sc
bastian Miguel
1910 am - Mexico - Jo-
Sc Gonzalez; Juan Neri; Bel
gica - Donald Waelens; Flo
ry Van Donck
1920 am - Ecuador Lee
Holbrook; Eduard Miartus;
Holanda - Gerry de Wit;
Kess GARNER
10:40 am - Venezuela -
ManolO BernardeZ; Teobaldo
Perez; Italia - Alfonso An
gelini; Aldo Casera
11:20 am Chile - Luciano
Calderon; Enrique Orellana
Nueva Zelandia - Frank Blu
ckler; Ernie Sotherden
1870 am Brasil = Luis Ra-
pizarda; Mario Gonzalez; In
gIaterra - Peter Alliss; Ber-
nard Hunt
11:40 am - Colombia -
Pablo Molina Miguel Sala;
Alemania Friedrich Bee
ker; George Bessner
(Hay ademas ocho grupos
mas: Corea VS. Suiza; Filipi-
mas VS. Francia; EE VS. Ca
les; Dinamarca VS. Republica
Arabe Unida; Japon VS. Irlan-
da; China VS. SuecIa; Escocia
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-22

s~ q
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-21
Poor White Trash" We Wonder!

81 didn't know it could deep the words of
of the nine Negro students enrolled Central hi school,
who drew baanceofthe school year suspension for call
ing white girl poor white trash" This oubust of words
from the Negro student followed considerable harassmen and
invectives from the white girl the depth of "Nigger
B-t-h."
According the principal of the hi school, the Negro girl
not to retaae in any for abuse from white
students when she the target She deprive herself
of God given rights of self protection and humby take what
ever heaped on her.
In opinion this is asking entirely TOO much from
sixteeny spirited American girl proved be asking
than the principal of the school the superintendent of
the school board could take themselves since the
entendent who stated that he recommended that the
spenson of the girl be permanent the principal the
superintendent could not take Negro students calling white
student white trash after the Negro student has been called
Nigger B wonder if the nvectve had been hurled in
the right direction.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-21
Brotherhood In Christ
by Theresa Jones


The past few days America has observed hope)
Relations Day, and this week both Brotherhood Week.
World Day of Prayer scheduled for observance
the advent of the Holy Season period when
ed of the Supreme Gift of sacrfca blood of the Reedemer
Whether of the obserVances thing will
pend how well have. kept keeping the
Greatest Commandment "Thou shalt love thy neghbor
theyse" Local activities by tension and vo-
lence have probably given degree of doubt our
But also told to Love we your enemies good
A farmer told of misunderstanding he had with
one of his negbors An open clash had been narrowly
ed between the two neghbors Then rainy day
fner was on his way town. he noticed automobile stuck
in the mud The in trouble his neghbo He thought
first to by the other side but instead stopped
helped his neghbor That lost the an enemy but
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-21

suited such small act of Christian neighboness! That
which angry words and fiery tempers could
achieved matter of minutes by Christian neigh
borineSs a mudhole.
In the market place. in the subway the busy thorough
fare in the mudhoe brotherhood Christ will work mira
ces today Mankind the hungry
for this Christian neighborness of loving service.
Everybody in the world your neighbor if he Is
be For nineteen hundred years. few besides missionaries felt
responsible for people of other countries Most people
dreamed that hungry ten thousand miles away
neghbor 1t is different Late in the year. 1949 the Unit
ed Nations voted with help the hungry peo
pie of the whole world That something in history
To this Jesus would say: Thou has answered. right
Nations Do this and thus shalt live this leads peace
earth good will toward We will world
until do Jesus said love enemies 1t isn't enough
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-21
Sigma S General
Board to Meet

The general board of Phi Beta
college Greek-letter organization,
Sigma Fraternity, Inc, national
will meet in Chicago, Ill, Feb
ruary 22nd at Sigma house 494l
South Parkway. Epsilon Sigma
graduate chapter, host for the
fraternity'a 44th anniversary con-
clave to be held in the windy
city December 27-30th., inclusive,
will be host to the board meeting.
In addition the many matters the
general board will consider, it
will also hear programs and plans
Of all national officers and region
al directors pursuant to the oper-
atoms of their departments for
1858.
Epsilon Sigma graduate chapter
will also sponsor a dinner-dance
for Founders day, honoring the
three founders of the fraternity
Sunday, at the Hamilton hotel at
5 p. m. The general board will be
guests at this affair.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-21
:. OUR OPINION ::
MIR. President While You Are
Playing Golf in Georgia -.

Mr. President while you Vacationng in Georgia. nine
loyal ebony skinned Americans catching hell IN Little Rock
Mr. President, these children whose faith IN
you established when you dispatched to rescue
beasty acts of pejudced whites in September
Now, Mr. President your army has deserted them. Mr.
President say they children unable to defend
themselves physical attacks They young know
defense Their only protection their faith in
you.
Before you stepped in in September the chief executive
of the commonwealth of which they part and of which
parents foreparents help make great when they
just destroyed their faith America You restored
that faith Mr. President these children need They be-
1eve you Nobody make them believe that not
concerned. They believe holding under the
prehenson that you have not been aerted to their plight
the army you dispatched here has gone.
Mr. President that not single school day
passes that these children have endure abuse in
been pushed far into the past here in Little Rock The sacred
document which country built and made the
greatest country the face of the EARTH has meaning IN
Little Rock has been denied,
white has substituted Demonstration days
approaching where southern tradition with its hatred
will be the theme of the day Little Rock has accepted this
its way of life.
We say Mr.. President, they children, where
impression will be everlasting Their home
is giving them experience in democracy that would
make good testimonials for the Communist 1t is to you
change this. There other power that
help them For their parents help them would be suicide
again. order here instruments that have
faded into the These children students in school in
which discipline foreign tigonometry is to Hotten
tot If you knew the condition Rock that
young nysknned loyal Americans suffering because
they believe the Constitution of the United States is
belief that would not allow to hit got
ball with any degree of accuracy.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-21
Sweet Home
Cleo Caldwell

Mrs. Geneva Gaddie was called
to Lansing, Michigan due to the
illness of her sister. She is the
wife of Abram Gaddie. Melvin
Smith is now home after SPEND
ing years in the army. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Smith. Dorothy Lewis Wilson
and Woodroe Wilson are back
in service with the army. They
are the sons of Mrs Ada Bailey
Henry Carol is now with
the US Navy. Mrs. Eunice
Coff spent a few days in Texas
due to the death of her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam from Tus-
keegee visited their mother re-
Gently Mrs Rosia Adams.
On the sick list are Mrs. Lucen-
ola Colbert, Mrs. l. Miles and
Mrs. Crew of Higgina The
mother Of Mrs. Irene Miles is
now improving. On the sick
list are Mrs Mary Dow Mrs.
Beulah Stalsworth, II. X. Wiley
and r. Miller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC SALE
Of
liberia Fruit Farms
PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO BIDDERS.-Advertise
ment for bids for the construction
OF sludge storage tank, appur-
tenances and improvements to the
sewage treatment plant for the
Town Of Vienna, Vienna, Virginia
The Town OF Vienna will receive
sealed bids until S o'clock m
Eastern Daylight Saving Time,
Monday. August 4, 1858, at Coun-
Gil Chamber, Municipal Building,
1a1 Center Street, Vienna. Vir-
ginia. at which time bids will be
publicly opened ana 70 IL reao aloud QUO
spseificationl, and doing ali the
work in connection with the con-
Struction OF a sludge storage taI'k,
appurtenances and improvements
to the sewage treatment pant
The work TO be done consists OF
construction Of said sludge stor-
age tank, appurtenances and i'm
povements to the sewage treat
ment plant Any bids received
after CLOSING time will DC re-
iected and returned gnopensG 70
the bidder: Copies os q the son plans,
documents may be examined With
Town Manager. 1917 Center Street,
nouns Of 3 I'm AM and 3e ) Pm Or
In the once Of L. B. Grifith,
Gonsultins Eng !,, A s1lnlI e n
BY the engineer upon receipt Of q
deposit OF SEQ. II deposit is
made by check, two checks for
$40 shall be submitted The en-
tire deposit will be refunded IA
bona fide bidders upon return OF
the plans and specifications with.
IN ten 100 days after the bid
opening. One half tSlW OF the
deposit will be returned to non.
and specifications within ten llO)
DAYS after the bid opening Each
hid must be accompanied BY an
aceeptab'e bidders bond, or certi-
ned check In the amount OF loo
OF the total base bid. Bids must
be submitted on Did form fur
nished No bid may be With
Drawn for thirty tjOl days after
me above scheduled clos,ue time
for tine receipt OF bids In case OF
afnbisuity or lack Of elearness in
tire statement OF prices IN the bio
forir the Town Of Vienna. Viz
giria, reserves the right to con-
side. only the prices written in
or 10 reject the entire bid. The
Town Of vienna, virginia, reserves
the right TO waive any or all in
formalities In the bids and 70
reject any and al bids. This 3lSt
aaanyo,,e4I JSly; l2 1asNF r s e6I'n
Clerk. iya5'26'2I
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT Re RESPONSIBLE fol
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WILL NOT be responsible for ans
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CARFENTERs--0 Eood frame men
lac project oat Conn ave Il
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VIII. s-4i4S evenings.
CARPENTER In rec. rm
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Miller ave, Bethesda. Nd.
CARPENTERS wanted. Apply In per.
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CARPENTERS, experienced. trim
only. iine residential construction
Job, steady work through winter
- 80 per hr See Russell az Cam
eron MIL I'd. and Allison st.
CARPENTERS - 90 needed al
once. plenty OF work. Start TO-
day Apply ready for work, Con.
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AVIATION
REPRESENTATIVE

Nationally-known company man
ifacturing aircraft for y. s. Gov
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ONCE for one military contracts
representative. Position requires
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res. with BACKGROUND desirable
n public relations, aviation sales.
government contracting and Tor
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description Of ability and exper-
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AUTO Body MAN--PsEmansnl loh
hleasani como see NAT or Bill
hEReoNa, ~ Florida ave. ne,
AUTO BODY MECHANIC. idea
workina conditions. excellent ~,
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INC SOTO Wilson blvd. Arl,
AUTO noDY mEcHANIc-i ssper
body mechanic can be placed al
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vacations and holidays and manl
gthtf advantages, with virginia
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RoskNThAL CHEVROLET CO
volumela pike and s, olebe I'd.
Arlineton. Va. IA 5-H5si.
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Lincoln Mercury preicrred ! auto
rams ! general Apply Mr. Lee
" VI, Mask. GRADY MOTOR
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ShillinN. LOGAN FORD, 1850
goth II nv.
AUTO MECHANICS, white, 20 serv.
Ice used cars; must furnish ref.
erences Apply IN person, to Mr.
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llth and Benning I'd. ne. No
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Ford experience preferred: large
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AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN -
WIN consider training man with
some mechanical exper. MAY 8
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See NJ. MrDonald ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES. INC. 18th
and Florida ave. NV
AUTO PARTS MAN. experienced. in
truck parts preferred but not
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i.l5O0
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studebaker, Packard, Mercedes,
foileee Park. Nd
AUTO SALESMAN men to sell
new Mercury. Studebakers and
used cars: $50 minimum. 2Oss
iroSs. on the 4. everyday: $50. 600
Advertising program. bonus and
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BENNING AUTO SALES. 1900
Bennins I'd. ne.
AUTO SALEsMEN-We need . ex.
per. men with q following 10 sell
new Llncolns and Mercurys. This
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for the right . men. Demonstration
aud gas furnished. See Sales Man
ager. GRADY MOTORS, 1903
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AUTO TRUCK MECHANICS. steady
work, time and q half after 40
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