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Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
zloN RArTIsT

sunday August 10 was Youth
Day az Zion The young people
were IN charge OF the morning
worship hour Their theme was
"As a tree groWeth it branches
out, as 10 the youth Of today
Rev s X King brought the
message using as scripture basis
Jeremiah i2-i. 8. g. His subject
was, "If You Can Take II. You
Can Make II" Rev King directed
hts message 70 both the young
an dthe old Some Of the special
hiRhiights we're. Willingness 10 pay
the price OF success and determine
tion 20 succeed We were challenged
by the wonderful demonstration
Of these young people
Music WIS by the Young Peoples
Choir under the direction of Mrs
ploWs Moore A solo, only a
Look az Jesus was beautifully
rendered by Miss Connie Mccoy
MISS B Green was pianist and
Mrs William Warcicr orgauist
shunda Lynne infant daughter
uf Mr. and Mrs Clayton Comes
was eonsecrated by Rev ~ W
Bolts Sr
Visitors were Fred Brazille. Dal,
Ias, Tex. Mrs Frances Beuford
indianapolis, Ind cousin OF Mrs
Maddie O'Neai, Mrs james But
Ter. Jackson. Miss, sister of Mrs
l.. Seaton, Mrs Quenestcr Harris
Detroit. Mich. sister-in-Iaw of Mrs
Seaton. Shizuko Tyson, Honolulu
I Hawaii. Joe Lcwis, Hubbard o
y Ashford, L. Colts, all Of Chit
Cago, Obit Carpenter. Louisville
Ky. Mrs Turner and son Eli
wood Of Kansas and Oscar Martin
/ of Minneapolis Visitors are always
welcome to Zion Come again
Reported on the sick list are
Mrs s. Sartin Mt. Sinai hospital
Mrs B King parkview Hospital
and Mrs Mary J Clifton Room
275 F'uirview Hospital. where she
underwent surgery
I Zion extends deepest sympathy
/ 10 Mr. Raymond Cooper on the loss
of his grandmother and 90 Mrs
1 Elizabeth Davis and family OF the
loss Of her husband
August ~ ~ Mems Day at Zion
Guest speaker az II am hour viii
be Rev Mckinley Calhoun pastor
Of First New Hope Baptist Church
81 Paul Guest speaker at the
/ $3.50 pm. service will be Judge T.
1 Howard Bennett. This promises %
/ be worthwhile event All are
I welcome 10 attend
wish 20 extend appreciation 70
Miss EVELYN Smith who so graCi.
I ousiy wrote the church news re.
! port while was ont of town She
/ did a splendid Job
/ Thought for the week God Is
our refuge and strength. a very
| present help Ia time Of trouble
/ psa 46-1
Mrs r Henderson, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
Funeral Services
Held For Moude
Belle Chandler

FnerH zergitra faf Mrs Gaude
Belle chamber 8sse Fyffh Av 3
who died Saturday August . were
held IL pm Tuesday August r..
81 81 Peters kNE church Rev
W T. simmons her pastor offici-
atsd assisted b. Rev N J. Hen.
drielb, pastor N Waymaa AME
church Two songs There WIN
BE Peace III the valley and I'm
Nearing the shore wcre sung
by the choir with Mrs Dorothy
Sims az the organ the latter song
was requested by Ars Chandler
before her death
The deceased had been In ailing
health fof the past few years, but
not confined 10 nor bed and able
10 attend her church She died
peacefully IN hor sleep some time
during tho early morning hours on
Saturday
sHc was member N Ht Peters
AME church an honorary m@m.
ber ~ Mlunehaha Temple No i20
urOEW ana a member Of Mary
Mason Council ~ Past Daughter
Rulers
Surviving ia 8 sister Mrs Cora
Sanders gne grandson Charles
Arthur Glenn and a great grandson
Brian Jerome Glenn, all ~ Mime
ap0iis
guual waH a. Lakewood cems.
terry with Neal Funeral Home IN
charge % The service
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
MACEDONIA BAPTIST


We had as visitor, the Rev
Hardy White, who gave as a won
derful sermon, taking for his sub
iect, The Great Love Of God,
Romans $50 "No height nor
depth. nor any other creature,
SHAH be able 10 separate us from
the love ~ God. which Is Christ
Jesus our Lord We enjoyed II
tremendously.
We returned at 730 pm for an
evening in songs Of praise The
Goldenettes and the Seven Wond-
era gave US some wonderful num-
bers
Our Revival featuring Rev.
Ruekett OF Memphis. Tenn start
ed Monday August II For the
next two weeks we are asking
an members Of the church who
can and win 20 come out and help
rs.
The Harmonic Jubiletts and the
Friendly Five are having a battle
in gong on the fourth Sunday IN
August Everyone Is welcome
Rev II. G. CasHius. Pastor
Mrs Gladys MCGOWAN, secre-
tary reporter
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
CHURCH
NEWS

Perry s43 Marshall and Mr. Ed
warren. az st. Joseph's Hospital
Remember the preceding in prayer
and visitation.
During DR. Masseys vacation
through August q, church busi-
ness or emergencies should be
pkoned 20 the church office be-
tween 9 am and / pm. Monday
through Friday.
You are always welcome AZ Phi
grim. the Church OF Lofty Friend
snip
sherrie Mazingo, reporter
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
Rev. Simmons To
Have Charge of
Outdoor Service

The Rev Martin T. simmons
pastor Of ST. Peters AME church
Minneapolis win have complete
charge Of 'HI-Dnve services" at
Seven III theater Highway seven at
highway ioI. Sunday August IL,
The services which viii begin az
8 30 am Is an annual project
sponsored by Grace Presbyterian
church Of which Reverand Morris
G Robinson is pastor
The Sunday appearance will be
the ninth consecutive appearance
for Rev Simmons on the annual
occasion
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
fred p.mms, Decd

FRED Bammef 50 80 i2ie
poufth St n died Moaday Aug
ust ~ st snsd Avenue south
Rest ltonr Minneapolis
Tho Deceased had been a tca,aeu'
~ Minneapolis fof sS years
Funeral services were held
THURSDAY August ii Rt p apt
AZ Asctnaiou Catholic shurch With
tbg Rsv ~ Merits officiating
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

parent that. while the people OIL
ths adjacent counties we're sym
pathic 10 The aims ~ Macon Coun-
~ whites who are oituumbersd
seven 10 one BY Nrgross they
had some mlsRivlugH about the
practically II making such div
iaion Concerning them were such
problems uA taxation, revenue div
lsious road upkcep and whether
come of the counties receiving such
territory might themselves find
tlveir Negro popuInWDna roase
qucnlIy rising unc9mforiabiy
for them 10 proportion
Now the committee has come
"a what appears 10 De- kind
of atalamBte concession that
'Iaudabio from the white view
paint ne tho move may be- action
oaW " nor eagerly sought the
committee la consequently paa
lung ne bueb "a to another group
~ has recommended creation ut
sfHl another committee charged
with continuing uhs study and os
amlnlug an matters ~ a ioRisla
tive nature pertaining o. aclH
laaurs Ia tho state n seems 70 be
generally agreed that there ia not
| a present adequate popular HHp.
| port lp thr adjacent counties 70
bring 90 such a eediviainn of The
county
support even appears 70 have
diminished somewhat Ia Macon
County itself A newly nominated
representative of the county has
gone on record na saying that be
believes some 80 per cent of The
whltr feabionta ~ hia county arc
prepared cor tho division nut 10
cl6an observers u seems 10 be lesa
likely than Il waa six mnntha "a q
year ago when the proposal seem
81 10 have clear majority ~
support
tNen "a, the representative,
Grady Hogrr8 Indicates he thinlSs
that sono 20 90 so pcf cent uf
tho white residents ultimately wlu
So along with Il
while Il Il Impossible of course
% determine what win be tho out,
cume 1T thr Negroes fudurDl suit
affecting Fuahsgee proper Il
sreua nhdous ~ the present that
the ISSUE at what 10 30 about tus
keEeea Nrgroea has slmmercd
down somewhat The federal suit
- stlg, up IN the air with no hear
nR date act
| Also since an injunction har.
nnE Negroes from "boycutting
whits ruaRcKrf ny Negroes wus
thrown out by state circuit
court judge Tune "a an sprca'
has been taken Tho injunction
had been granted ~ the request
81 Attorney General tohn Patlef
son lie hai 80 DAYS 60 appeal
thr injunction ana subsequently
took no action Brsacns for ths
tsiiure have not been indicated
Tho state iudgc btt ruiod lack
% evidence and i ia pouaibl,
tbe ststos attorney general wra
$50 effect Coneeding this
ip the interval since the ougt
nN iuiunction, of course, he ha.
also wan nomination ss Alabama
uest governor ob tbo Democratic
uehrt
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
CARD or THANKS

wish To- express my deepest
gratitude and appreciation 20 the
many friends and neighbors for
their thoughtful acts Of kindness
extended during the illness and
death Of my husband Abe Suad-
on. For your thoughtful express
sions Of sympathy expressed
through cards, flowers. prayers
and visits, ! am deeply thankful
and forever grateful
Mrs Bertha Snadon. wife
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
Horny o'Ncol Rites
To Be Held August Is

Services for Harry q ONcal
s. o. aST 81, Anthony Az, who
died Tuesday August IA. win he
held Friday August rs. az : pm.
AZ the Brc0ks funeral Home Rev
Icromc Del rano win osficsate with
burial AZ Elmhurst cemetery
MIR ONesi had bcen az since
August 1857 ard patient in our
Lady % Coed Counsel Hospital
Cor two weeks prior "a ms death
8e was native % Missouri and
had beer rrsiien, Of 81 Psal
FOR ~ years
Survivors are hls wife Mrs
Josie o'Ncal, three daughters,
Mrs rasae Mae sousur Mrs
Euish Ciemoas snd Mrs Beulah
Claiborne, one sen. = n Edwards
seven granechlbGsvn and seven
great grandchildren
Broosa Funeral Berne Is n
tharrr 9f ths service
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
James L. Scot, uiss

JamCa T. Scott "a. of itW
Frvmuut Az n died "Wednesday
August 0, IN Eairiow hospital
The remains we're shipped 60 Gin
glupau ohio tor buHsl on August
no
A native OF Cincinnati he had
ngrd in Minneapolis for 20 years
tic WAS q Navy veteran " World
War n and prior 20 hls death bod
hcgn employed at Minneapolis
Honeywell Go
Ilr la survived hy q SISTER Mr
Helsu Massey of Cincinnati who
gamp to the CSC, and accompanied
tho remains back to ohio
ws,iart Funeral uomt was IN
charge 81 arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

the boundaries Of the little coun.
" scot 10 place some tiO Negro
voters outside the city voting
Hmita
The Negroes are contending that
the Legislative act Is Ia violation
u tho United States Constitutions
ltth and 18Th Amendments n
IL generally conceded that tho ain
~ the act ia o. ass 70 IL that
Negroes 10 not gain power In the
cammunity's affairs
Back in ihe News
Although that WIS the all-but
declared aim the fact was that
only about go Nsgroea could vote
in Tuaheaee ana thrsa were
against some 800 white voters
Close observers wondered ~ the
immcdiacy ~ the "aeate but Il
waa there nevertheless
Macon County ia wheb Tua
ksgce Is located. in the heart af
the Black Helt. has again come
into the news sloug the ANNE
lines
fhr sanc i,egiNiature mat ger
rymandsfcd Negroes outside the
1usheRee eity limits SET un ipRis.
latlyc commission which VIA 20
study means ot redrawtng the
boundaries of tho county ao pa to
divide IL tonitofthily among five
adjacent counties Including Mont-
geometry the state capital
For months the committee held
sporadic meetings At which tho
matter waa discussed. ana the
views Of citizens % tho adjacent
counties we're heard
Action Not Pushed
n fairly speedily became az.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
Seek Federal Court Relief
Seek Federal Court Relief
Alabama Negroes Take
Fight Against Unfair
Gerrymander To Court

Montgomery, Ala Macon County Ala, site Dt famed
Tuscgee Institute continues 10 be focal point Of of the
no unusual struggles IN Dixie Negro rights.
Recently group o fuskRee community Negroes filed suit
IN federal court asking for injunction against enforcement
Of aw paaaad last hy he .ae Legane Mh. enAngod
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15
ERMINE ALLEN "POP"
CONCERT SOLoIST AUG. so

Erminc Han Allen contralto,
viii be soloist at the Pop Concert
at the st Paul Auditorium, Wed
nesday evening August 20 at $50
pm
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

oy Representatives meets IN the
thrsne room the Senate n the
f4uaet state ainisg rcen sna enc
guvurnars uffice was once TIE
kings hesiynona
fC'oatiaaed NcSt weekl
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

Burial WIS n sd Anthony GENE
terry
lhrfe are na known survivors
rne seryice was IN charge 90 the
Waad4fl Funeral uamr
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-08-15

4 fairly apeodlly became a.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
HaNan Bombu
sin %Explotur en-
Miami Beech

Dos zambullidores, George
Schlereth y Bob Raley, de 81
amos cada uno, obreros de la
construction que viven en- ell
Norman Shoreman Hotel, en-
SIS Ocean View Drive, Miami
Beach, en%contraron una potente
bomba de $50 libras, proceden-
tie de algun avion, a una profun-
didad de 20 pies, en- ell mar
cerca de la playa.
Los dos divers avisaron a la
policia, que Sc sorprendi6 del
hallazgo, estimando que la mis-
ma pudo haber explotado y eau.
sado incalculables danos.
Sandy Kohan, teniente de la
policia, notified sin demora al
escuadron demoledor de explo-
sivos de Homestead Air Base,
para que desmantelara la mis-
ma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
~Aproboci6n en-
al Juego
de Azor en- Miami
CON P%RoposIcIoN De ABRIR CASINO

La Comision del Gobierno Me
tropolitano paso por votacion
de 3 ? una decision %preliminar
de autoriza1 los juegos de azar
en- ell Condado como medic pa.
ra levantar fondos y apuntalar
la economic de Dade.
Segun la ordenanza aprobada,
Sc autorizaria ell establecimien-
to de cuatro casinos, pagando
cada uro de ellos una licencia
de S750.000 y una porcion de
s,ls entradas que lie produciria
al Condado TN ingreso de 25
mlllones anuales.
Para ell 81 de octubre Sc espera
una nueva reunion de los conf
sionados. una vez que hayan to-
mado possession de sus curules
los nuevos miembros electos en-
la prueba de aver.
Para esa fecha Sc ampliaran
las discusiones y Sc ha invita-
do d los interesados en- ell asun-
to que q%uieran asistir.
Estimase que en- esa OCCASION,
segun 10 que han venido procla.
mando los candidates electos al
Gobierno Metropolitan, queda,
ra derrotada la tendencia que
favorece a los juegos, puesto
que en- SUI cast totalidad los nue.
vcs comisionados estan opuestos
al 'stablecimiento de ruletas,
juegos de nalpes y otros tipos de
gambling" en- ell Dade County.
Jack Dempsey, quien sorpren-
dio a los reunidos con una pro-
posicior inesperada, dijo que es-
taba dispuestc a gestionar la
primera licencia y a invertir dos
millones de d6lares en- un gran
casino de juegos una vez que las
barreras legales hayan sido des-
pejadas.
Solo dos de los cinco CO.
m1sionados votaron en- con-
ira de la MEDIA propuesta. Fue-
ron ellos E. L Mason y Charles
Hall. n%Ujenes SO 0nuSieron vi
gorosamente al juego de azar en-
Dade.
La mocion fue presentada por
John Mcleod Y fue respaldada
por Faris Cowart y Ralph Eos,
sey, comisionados que sumaron
los tres votos mayoritarios que
oecIdleron la a%probaci6n.
Esta ordenanza, que autoriza
ell estableeimiento de Casinos en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02

victorioso comisionado que ga
no la election en- ell Distrito
Tres: Joe Boyd, quien es abo-
gado graduado en- la Universe
dad de Miami. En- 1856 fue de-
rrotado por Mr.. Orr, en- la carre
ra por la curul de representante
estatal. Su esposa y sus cinco
hijos viven con Ell en- Totoloche
81, Hialeah, desde hace algun
tempo. Boyd sirvio en- la infan-
terra de marina de los EE. UU.
durante la II Guerra Mundial.
Tiene AZ amos y vendia Biblias
en- sus amos de estudiante.
Ell distrito Cuatro ha elegido
a I'm comisionado maduro: Wal,
ter Weiss, quien cumplio ell mis-.
me dia de las elecciones sus 81
amos. Weiss y SUI esposa Ha-
rriet viven en- 104 NV 20
Street. Ell Sc dedica a la compra
y venta de bienes raices en- Ho.
mestead, donde vive desde l..
GAL. ALI ocup6 anteriormente
ell cargo de alcalde en- 1950-52,
habiendo sido antes conceal de
SUI ayuntamiento. Tiene una
hija de 81 amos, que estudia en-
Duke University y I'm hijo de
ID, Ward futile, que aspira a
ser photo commercial. Gano a SUI
oponente HIGHLAND Long por
algo mas de 700 votos.
Alex Gordon es ell triunfa-
dor como Comisionado del Dis
trito Cinco. Vive acompanado
de Su esposa y sus 4 hijas, en-
2405 North Meridian Avenue.
Tom6 ventaja sobre SUI rival de
c%andidatura Melvin Richard, a
'quien superb en- las primarias
del 8 de septiembre por unos
cuantos votos. Naci6 en- Chelsea
Massachusetts, en- 1918 y Sc gra-
duo en- la Boston University
como abogado en- 1896. Ha sido
presidente del Colegio de Abo.
gados de Miami Beach y resi-
de en- la Florida desde 1915.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
E|ectrocutado
pOr I'm Rayo
I'm Anciano en-
Campo de Golf

I'm anciano de So amos, Ha-
rold Charles Buckhard, vecino
de 81 Hialeah Drive, en- Hialeah,
murio a los cinco minutes de
ser alcanzado por una descarga
electrical, durante la turbonada
que Sc formo Ell martes por la
tarde.
Ell senior Buckhard Sc encon.
traba cerca del arbol donde ca
20 Ell relampago y una chispa
10 alcanzo directamente causan-
dole la muerte cast repentina-
mente.
Su companero de sitio, ell io.
ven de IS amos Ted ]. Tanner,
escape milagrosamente siendo
unicamente sacudido por la des-
cargo y luego llevado al hospital
de donde lie dieron de alta sin
mayor novedad.
La escena que contemplate ell
senior Buckhard era un juego
de golf que forma parte de una
~pelicula para la televisi6n. Ell
juego tuvo que ser suspendido a
causa de la tormenta, aunque de
entire ell numeroso publico sa-
lio ell DR.. Grady Morgan, que
atendio de momento al victima-
do
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
Muchucho de Is
Amos Trata de
Matur q su Mudre

Gracias a la rapida interven-
cion del padre, Mr.. Hammond
Horton, Sc evit6 I'm cuadro bien
tragico en- Ell domicilio de este,
sito en- 1921 NV % Street, don
de la sonora Horton Sc vic por
un momento bajo ell cuchillo
que esgrimia contra ella SUI hijo
de l6 amos, despues de forcejear
hasta arrebatarselo de las ma.
nos a SUI madre, que Sc encon-
traba arreglando un polio en- la
coclna de la casa.
Ell padre tuvo que pegarle du-
no al muchacho para separate
de la madre. Posteriormente ell
menor fue atrapado en- un "a.
guam de una casa vecina, soste.
niendo fuertemente ell cuchillo
que iogro arrebatar de las ma
nos de su madre.
FL muchacho sera trasladado
a Una institution medica para
tratarlo psiquiatricamente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
Numerosos Judios
~Deposituron Voto
q Ultima Horu

A las seis de la tarde del dia
80 Sc vencia ell plazo Observable
por los religiosos hebreos, den
tro del cual no les era permitido
realizar obra alguna que no tu-
viera vinculaci6n con las practi.
cas- rituales. Pero una vez llega.
das las seis de la tarde, los
miembros de las congregacio-
mes ortodozas y conservadoras
del Condado Sc volcaron a los
colegios electorales a depositar
SUI nutrida votacion.
En- algunos colegios hubo ne
cesidad de posponer ell cierre
por algunos minutes, a fin de
dejar penetrar en- las casillas a
los que va habian tornado fila
desde una bora antics.
Para muchos miembros de la
congregation judia la prueba
consisti6 en- una carrera de re-
sistencia va que exigia de ellos
una gran destreza, para cum
plir debidamente con las cere-
monias de Ia celebration reli.
giosa y cumplir, al mismo ITEM
pc con los deberes civicos que
marcaba la ley.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
High Exigird RenunGa de
Despues de Triunfo
Abrumador en- EIeceiones
Resultudos Son Considerudos Como
una Pruebu de Mudurez oivicu

Por una mayoria abrumadora
ganaron los partidarios del 60
bierno metropolitan en- toda Ell
area del Condado Dade. Los pri-
meros 145 precintos escrutados
arrojaban cast IA mil votos por
la tendencia mo" y cast so
mil por la tendencia ISL.
Los que votaban mo-. con-
firmaban su fe en- ell Gobierno
MetrOpolitano, al desaprobar la
ennienda sugerida en- Ell Esta-
tuto que rige a dicho g~obierno.
FL e~statuto, de haber sido modi-
flcado, hacia caer ell mas fuerte
sosten del Gobierno MetropoIi-
tano, cual era la falta de auto
rldad para coordinar una serie
de medidas y actividades que
los municipios habrian dirigido
a SUI particular criterio, con de-
trlmento del plan general de
gooIerno que proyecta ell Me-
tro.
Hubo algunas secciones del
condado donde tenian mayoria
las tendencies municipales; pc
no fueron focos aislados sin
volumen de votos para sobrepa-
sar la gran ventaja de los pro-
Metro.
va Sc habla de algunas re.
nunclas, como consequence de
eSia victoria para ell Gobierno
Metropolitan: una de elias es
la del Administrator Municipal
de Miami, E. A.. Evans, promo
tor de la idea de modificar. ell
Esratuto Metropolitano y de
qIien Sc dijo que utilizaba ma
teriales del municipio para pro-
pagan la tendencia municipalis-
ia.
Sc estims que ell Alcalde de
Miami, Robert King High, tiene
entire manos la solicitud de la
renuncia del aludido funciona-
RIO municipal, quien declare a
los periodistas 10 siguiente:
"El uso del dinero de los con-
triouyentes para campanas CO.
mo la de la autonomia munich
pa! ha sido ell uso mas indebido
del dinero publico que jamas Sc
haya visto.' Ell alcalde High pa
rece determinado a promover
una investigation sobre Ia ma
terra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02

ell Condado Dade, no es mas que
I'm intento preliminar por So
meter a prueba una idea que no
hs cuajado en- realidad todavia.
Sc necesitan mayores tramites
para convertir en- ley la MEDIA
provisional. y en- csc proceso
quiza haya que dedicar largos
meses.
Ell abogado de Jack Dempsey,
la conocida figura del deporte
poxistico, uso de la palabra
para exponer su plan, es decir,
ell plan que sugiere Mr.. Demp-
Sey.
Dlcho abogado es Dean Al
fange; quien pOr varios amos ha
venIdo asesorando a Dempsey
en- sus negocios. Segun sus ar
gumentos, ell ESTABLISHMENTS de
casinos de juego en- Ell Condado
Dade seria una fuente de ingre-
sos fabulosos, que de momento
permitiria la venta de bonos por
$50 m%illones, y que segun sus
propias palabras, va habia he.
cho las averiguaciones legales Y
comefciales ~necesarias, y TODD
marcharia sin dificultades de
ninguna ciase
De acuerdo con la PROPOSE
ci6n del abogado Alfange, cada
casino tendria i'm minimo de-
terminado, para que Sc lie man
tuviera VICENTE SUI centric de
juego.
Estima Mcleod que 81 actual,
menIe Sc permite Ell iuego de
apuestas en- las carreras de ca
ballos y de perros, no hay per
juicio moral ninguno por abrir
otros lugares para juego de
apuestas va que Ell motive es
Ell mismo: recaudar fondos pa
ra fortalecer la economic del
Condado y superar la actual cri-
sis. "
Los operadores de estos cast
nos tendrian que aportar ell s
por ciento DE sus ingresos al
Condado y la licencia seria la
mas elevada de TODD Ell mundo.
Hall y Mason, sin embargo,
discreparon de TODD 10 dicho,
alegando, entire otras cosas, que
ell tema no estaba en- la agenda
de la reunion y que era muy
festinado ell memente para ira
tar de una question tan impor-
TAME. $50
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-02
PARTlDO DEMOCRATIC
EN- CAMPANA PARA
REcAUDAR FONDOS

Ell II de octubre comenzara
la recogida de "dolares" de
puerta en- puerta, encabezada
por los dirigentes del partido
Dem6crata local, entire los que
figuran ell Sr Allan S. Boyd,
jefe de la campaha en- la Flori-
da.
La Fundacion Americana He
ritase Sc e%ncuentra empenada
en- un programa de alcance ma
cional, para estimular a todas
las personals que tienen dere-
cho al vote, d. que contribuyan
a la campans de los partidos
politieos, mediante ell lena: "No
lie zafe ell hombro a la colecta
- contribuya al partido de SUI
preferencia".
Menos del | por ciento de la
poblaci6n electoral contribute
mas del 80 por ciento del dinero
%recaudado en- las campanas cleo
tcrales. segun expresa esta Fun
daci6n.
Boyd ira personslmente a re-
coger d6lares para SUI Partido,
y exhorta a que contribuyan a
esta direction Dollars for De
mocrats, P.O. Box 406, Miami
As, Florida.