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Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
PiDE A LOS PADRES
SIRvAN De MAESTROS

Ell Senador del Estado, Joe
Eaton, manifesto ell jueves que
Sc proponia presentar I'm pro-
veto de ley a la Legislature del
1859, sobre la aprobaci6n del
Estado para poder utilizar a los
padres de los ninos, en- la edu.
cacion de Escuelas Privadas, re.
cibiendo pago prorrateado en-
proportion con ell impuesto des-
tinado a las escuelas.
En- una reunion efectuada en-
Miami con ", Liga de Mujeres
Votantes, dill Eaton que la pro-
puesta ley, pide la aperture de
las escuelas mientras que la in.
tegraci6n sea forzada. A pesar
de todos los esfuerzos hechos
hasta Ell momento, dice Eaton,
duda que est aproposici6n pueda
sobrevivir ante una corte fede-
raj.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24

refuto la idea Embellishments.
Yo estimo que ell ST.. Demp,
sey sabra en- estos momentos
que Ell pueblo de la Florida asi
como las leyes que prevaleceD
aoui son completamente re-
nuenteS al establecimiento de
bancas de juegos nj entrena-
mientos ilicitos donde Sc pier
den los cientos de miles de do
lares como Sc pierde ell aqua
del rio en- ell mar.
Collins dijo, que las sugeren-
cias del Sr. Dempsey en- cuanto
a su p1egunta de 81 Ell gobierno
del Condado de Dade refren-
daria la solicitud de licencia
para abrir ell negocio de CAST
nos es una sugerencia que es-
ia completamente fuera del
control de una respuesta, por.
que bajo la ley que gobierna
Ell Estado y los Condados tai
referendum no puede ser pre-
sentado al Puebol, porque aqui
quien gobierna es ell pueblo; ell
pueblo no quiere juego; y 70
como gobernador del Estado,
solo doy curse a la interpreta-
Glen del sentir de mi pueblo,
dentro de las normas posibles
a mi alcance.
Ell Gobernador que fue ell IL
der como candidate a Senador
en- la exitosa pelea que trataba
de guitar las maquinas traga.
nickels. y que triunfo en- este
ultimo, ahora no va a aceptar
una cosa que seria solamente la
sustitucion de una maquina por
ia otra pero en- mayor escala
y pagando eantidades ilimita-
das.
Yo estoy SECURE que mi pue-
bio, ell pueblo de la Florida, to-
da la genie de buen sentir y
de homestead y moral limpia
correspondent conmigo para
impedir ningdn establecimien-
to de esta clse, denunciandolo
a las autoridades COMPLETENESS
en- ell acto que Sc sepa ell primer
indicio.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
Exige Manfencion de Escue|as
Libres Association de Padres
Y kaesfros a Ia Legislature

de la Comision para buscar ell
medic de conocer p~ersonalmen-
tie los miembros de la Legisla-
tura y que les informen de ante
mano, cuales son las necesida
de la Escuela en- la Florida.
ESta encuesta de Blee, fue
enfaticamente subrayada por ell
Superintendent de Escuelas,
Thomas D. Bailey.
Segdn manifestations del SUI
perintendente Bailey, ell Estado
de la Florida, ha realizado mu-
cho mas, por la escuela y la edu.
cacion que ningun otro Estado
en- la Union, v este esfuerzo con-
sumado por la labor de tantos
miembros del gobierno y emit
dades particulares no podemos
dejarlo ir a terra por ningun
concepto. Sobre ell contrario lu.
charemos, pelearemos, y hare.
mos cuanto este a nuestro al
canoe, con toda nuestra me-
jor intencion, y utilizando nues-
tras armas para que nuestra lu-
cha de tanto TEMPO, va CONVEX
tida en- realidad, siga SUI incon-
tenible curse, en- aras del pro-
greso por la education y prepa-
raci6n del nino para un future
mejor.
Bailey declare que cada ano
la escuela del Estado recibe un
promedio de 10000 estudiantes
nueyos, estudiantes estos que
necesitan estar amparados y SOS
tenidos por ell respaldo del dine.
70 que da la respuseta todas las
necesidades economics, hacien.
do factible la education a ira.
YES del dollar que paga ell librc
o material comprado.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
sUFRE QUEMADURAs
EN- UNA EXPLOSION

La Sra. Ann Boyle, de 81
amos de edad y vecina de 1900
NV 81 tn Ave. en- un trailer
camp, sufrio quemaduras de
primer grade al ~explotarle un
botellon de gas.
La Sra. Boyle al levantarse y
tratar de encender SUI fog6n pa
ra preparar desayuno y al yer
que este no funcionaba correc-
tamente, trat6 de investigar el
motive produciendose la explo'
sion, de la cual SURE ahora sus
eonsecuencias.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24

pero 81 la licencia y autoriza-
ci6n del Estado para que estos
indios tengan ell derecho y la
opcion de usar estas 100000
acres de terrenos, sin tener que
pagan ningun impuestos al Es-
tado. AL concedersele la opcion
al uso del terreno, los indios
podran vivir, sembrar, cazar,
pescar, en- fin hacer uso de 10
que tenga esa area durante ell
tempo de la concession y bajo
las condolences que decida la
Junta, pero hasta estos momen-
tos hay varios puntos que son
los que no lie han dado toque
final a la aprobacion de esa So
licitud.
Ell Gobernador, dijo que ell
punto mas importante y delicado
en- estos momentos, es que ell
Estado ha sabido que Ell Sr. abo-
gado de los indios recibira I'm
1919 del capital, propiedad, o
beneficio que ell gobierno lie
conceda a ais tribus seminoles.
Debido a esta situacion impe-
rante la junta no ha podido lle-
gar a ninguna decision en- este
respecto, por 10 que no ha sido
possible complacer a los indios.
Esta situaci6n sera estudiada
p~roximamente por la Junta en-
pleno y en- su oportunidad sera
informado a los indios, la reso-
lucion al efecto por la reclama-
cion de sus 100000 acres de te-
reno en- los Everglades.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24

ia al publlco, y solamente lie vendo a los
comerciantes de la Florida, no he podido
apreciarlo bien; pero 81, muchos clientes
y amigos que Sc dedican a comercios la
tinos en- Miami, comentan que les han ba-
jado las ventas I'm tanto por ciento muy
considerable, a partir de la fecha de cam
bio de gobierno en- Cuba, cuando Salieron
de esta ciudad alrededor de unas diez mil
personals, las cuales en- SUI mayoria va eran
residences de los Estados UnidoS. 70 10
que mas siento, f~rancamente, eS que to-
dos mis- amigos Sc han lido y me han de-
jado solo. Por tai motive no tengo con
quien hablar NAL de Batista.
JORGE MOLINA: Propietario de 'La
Carload del Cobre".-La venta de los I'LL
mos dias, o sea despues de la caida de
Batista, ha bajado en- mi negocio un Gin
cuenta por ciento, pues en- eSta seccion del
S. w. era donde vivian la mayor parte de
los exilados. Ell hecho es muy c~urioso,
porque tambien muchas familiaS que lie
vaban amos de residences en- ell pals, que
no tenian que yer NADIA de politica, Sc
marcharon tambien. Tai parece que la
algeria y Ell regocijo de vivir en- una pa
tria libre y soberana fue I'm aliciente pa
ra deiar ell pals, sin importarleS ell bieneS-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
Fl F~ot6grafo
Pregunt6n
POr W. GORTI

Icree I'd, Como comereiante, que el VoIUmen
de Ne9ocios ha DisminUido con la Salidu de
cUbonos de Miami?
ELIAS ALVAREZ: Fabricante de e~arteras de
piel de cocodrilo. Aunque mi negocio no tiene ven
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
SAM STAHL: Propietario de la

SAM STAHL: Propietario de Ia car
NIGERIA, STALLS MEAT.-En la seccion
del S.W., este es n de los establecimien-
tos del giro de carnes que cuenta con mas
clientes latinos. A partir del dia primero
de enero, las ventas a clientele latina han
lido bajando hasta un veinte por ciento,
10 que me tiene p%reocupado, porque ade-
mas de ser buenos %clientes, mantenian
Ell establecimiento con I'm ritmo de algeria
y buen humor, que es caracteristico de
los cubanos. Mucho me alegra ell bienes.
tar y la felicidad de todoS los cubanos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24

tar y la posici6n economical que habian va eonseguido
y que tanto trabajo les habia costado.
JORGE M. CASAL: Empleado del Supermarket
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24

Shells CIty" .-Parece lncrelbIe, per0 eS
verdad; a pesar de ser uno de los u
permarkets mas grandes de Miami, Sc no
ia la ansencia de I'm gran numero de nues-
tros clientes cubanos desde hace unaS Sc
manas. A mi sobre TODD, en- mi caracter
de buen latino me llamaban conStante-
mente para %preguntarme donde estaban
situadoS eiertos productoS. Esto Sc me
ha hecho I'm POGO aburrido, pues son va
muy pocos los que 10 hacen, pero a pesar
de TODD me siento muy satisfecho y con-
tento, porque Sc que ell motive eS que va
hav ma Cllha Iibre " dichosa donde todos
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24

'"se w. o"'" hay una Cuba libre y dichosa, donde todd
sus habitantes pueden vivir felces y eontentos bajo u
regimen genuinamente democratico.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Electric Co-ops Deny
Seeking Power Dams

A spokesman for the electric
co-operatives denied last night
the national association seeks
construction of hydro-electric
power dams in the Potomac
River Valley.
Charles A. Robinson, staff
engineer of the National Rural
Electric Cooperative Associa-
ton. asserted the group is in
terested only in having consid-
Grafton given to the economic
feasibility of installing hydro
power works on any public dam
that may be built for water
supply or flood control in the
valley.
I'VE do not advocate any
hydro-power dam at ALL" he
said.
Mr.. Robinson was one Of a
number of officials discussing
the controversial question of
public hydro-electric power at
forum meeting of the Citizens
Council for a Clean Potomac
last night.
Supplement Steam Plants
Speaking in favor of public
power development along the
Potomac were Leland Olds,
former chairman, and Frank
Weaver, present chairman of
the Federal Power Commission.
Both emphasized, however, that
the value of this type of energy
lies almost exclusively in help
ing steam power plants meet
their peak demand loads.
"The future of hydropower
involves increasingly more use
for this purpose, and this is
especially so in the Potomac
region where the emphasis for
water supply above all other
uses will increase as time goes
on" Mr.. Weaver said.
James McBroom. chief of
river basins forthe United
Evening star., 1959-11-18
Tourist Delegates
Meet in MuniIu

MANILA, Nov. 1S (AP).-
The 14th World Tourist Con-
ference got under way here
today with the registration of
delegates representing coun-
tries from both sides of the
Iron Curtain.
First Of its kind to be held
in the Pacific area, the To-day
gathering is expected to be at
tended by some 100 delegates
and observers from more than
80 nations.
1t is sponsored by the Inter-
national Union of Official Travel
Organizations and will take up
such matters as increasing
tourist travel, elimination of
visa requirements and possible
lowering of travel fares.
Formal opening ceremonies
will be held Friday, with Presi-.
dent Carlos P. Garcia address,
ing the group. Meanwhile COM
mittee meetings and social
functions are being held.
Evening star., 1959-11-18

great as the sum spent for
domestic electricity throughout
the country.
Mr.. McBroom added that
construction of dams on the
Potomac could be either a
boon or disaster" to fish and
wildlife. He noted his agency
is cooperating in the current
basin-wide survey of Potomac
water resources by the aWsh-
ington Engineer District of the
Army Engineers.
The speakers were in accord
Evening star., 1959-11-18

on one point at least. All
favored construction of a low
dam across the river just above
Chain Bridge-one that would
not inundate the Cheapeake
and Ohio Canal but would i'm
prove that now-treacherous
section Of the river for safe
boating and other water sports
uses.
This proposal was made
many years ago by the late city
planner, Frederick law Ohm
stead,
Evening star., 1959-11-18

States Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice, argued that water uses for
hunting and fishing is at least
as important as power develop
ment. He pointed out that the
SO billion spent on this form
of recreation annually is as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
CONLEY
CHEVYCHASE
TAKE TIME

TO LOOK AT THIS HOME
And you'll see one OF the
finest brick Cape Gods in
established Chevy Chase.
. bedrms. up. | down, 8
baths, rec. rm. Convenient.
Close-in living. $4,000 down
at low price Of S20.e50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

BETHEsDA-Large 3-bedrm.. ga.
bath brick rambler with den. full
daylight bsmt, with firepl, on
IS acre beaut landsc. lot in choies
loo: excel. financing; priced II
upper 20s, GEO. W. ROBERT
SON REALTOR, 1886 Wis. ave
OIL. 2-2I23. Sun. n-d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

NEAR NORBECK-i-yr. old brick
rambler on l-acre lot; 1 bedrms.
baths, sep. din. rm., liV.. rm.
heat; fun bsmt., swim. boo
l2xI6; owner moving. have Il
sell; asking Se3,950. wa. 3-1144
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
ALLEN SPECIALS
OPEN, 2 TIL 7

CHEVY CHASE BETHESDA
Owner transferred. 7l02e Edge
vale OF East-Wsst hwy oetwe s,I
brick rambler across from park
CiIVER SPRING-3-bedrm.. g
bath brick: sep. din. rm. den
rec. rm.. gar, scr. porch. Ga
ave. left on Dawson TO Grand
view, right / blk. to 27l3 Ar
win, $1,000 dn., bal. one trust
SILVER SPRING-close-in. Va.
cant. Lovely split, 3 bedrms.. :
full baths, rec. nm, scr. porch
de luxe kit. ASSUME NICE O.
LOAN. Forest Glen I'd. 20 For
est Grove, left to l03i3 Inwood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
CAPITOL VIEW

CHARLES H. JAMESON
SENECA LAKE - 7-rm, bungalow;
lge. Iiv. rm, with firepl.. din. rme
mod, kit, 4 bedrms., bath, hard.
Sfs'5oo.' Terms VII H."
5-A. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. built '55,
mod. Kit. liv, rm.. dinette, hard
wood A., full bsmt., oil heat. Own.
--er tranSf. $4,000. Terms. $500
PooLEsvnLE, s-room Cape Cod
built "a; ell mod. Sl2. 600. Terms
l2-A,, clean brick rambler. mod
kit, din. rm., liv. rm., firepl., I Il
baths. 2 bedrms.. full bsmt.; new
barni mr.. AEC-Germantown. S3e,.
800. Terms.
LA. near sugar Loaf Mt. 5-rm
bungalow: oil heat. hardwood 4 /,
De SH A' 20 ' nj. D. &c g.. Si1 800.
GA, 7-rm. house: lge. liv. rm.
din. rm.. mod, kit. 4 bedrms.
bath; part bsmt.. cattle and horsI
barn, quiet country town, 2S mi
ID. c., S2i,00
LEA, 7-rm. frame house: mod. kit.
llv. rm. wLhrepl., din. Tm., 3 bed.
rms. ~ baths. full bsmt, attic
oil h.-w.h; several new outbldgs.
8 mi acc, Germantown: $4,000
Terms, $4,000 cash.
CHARLES H. JAMIsOH, Realtoi
Poolesville. Md. DI. 0-32B2 or
Charles Elgin, d. 9-3372:
IRVING Butt, Pc. 2-220B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
KENT BRIARcLRP


MARYvALE
NO SIS DN.-$l00 MO.
Lovely 3-bedrm. rambler: Anchor
fenced. Why pay rentP
BUDNEY REALTY CORP.
70. 5-2150 10. 5-3423
MEADOWOOD!-Sls,0O0I In Coles
vile area among higher-priced
honest A 1851 brick Cape Cod
amons treesi 3 bedrms., full bsmt =,
sloe screened porch, beautiful "a
acre lot! RIPLEY Co. JU. 5-6l11.
NEAR DAVID TAYLOR MODEL
BASIN, A 7-rm. home plus recrea-
tion and utility rms. Fireplace and
OIL heat. Detached garage. look
Sgn FENCED lot, Si5;750. MRS:
BURGESS, Realtor. 6l09 Broad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
BETHESDA'S
BEST BUY

Open ! to 7-930l West
Parkhill dr.-Cor. Cedar
lane location: Opp. Sacred
Heart School mr.. Parkwood
Elem, walk to Naval Medi-
cal Center and NH. Re-
duced to builders cost for
immediate sale. Custom
built brick split levels. 4
bedrms,, 21s baths. Custom
features: Slate foyer entr.,
plastered walls, double
hung windows, fully in
sulated, de luxe kitchens,
etc. A fabulous buy in this
choice area at only $26,950.
$l9,5O0 LIST trust available
at $l23 mo. Reas. terms.
Dir; From Bethesda drive
our Wise. ave. ! blk past
Naval Medical Center To
Cedar Lane, turn right 2
blks. TO Beren's Open Sign,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

NH AND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Excellent construction and
latest kitchen In this 4.
bedrm., 2hs-bath, brick.
split-level with fiagstoiN
entr., den and patio; S27,05
and priced right to sell this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
ROLLINGWOOD
CHEVY CHASE

JUST BELOW COUNTRY CLUE
Colonial in fine area. Long
living nm, separate dining
rm., paneled rec, rm. and
maids rm. Big bedrms. A
good buy In low 3Os.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENT!
QUARTER PARTY

Come one, come all to the
Quarter Party at the A. & b.
Recreation and. Pool Parlor on
Monday night, February 23rd,
from s until L.
There will be d prize for the
best dressed couple in the dance
contest. Plenty Of refreshments.
hat the truck be purchased by
the village. On the question,
Trustee Shaw forced the issue
to be tabled. He stated that the
purchase was unnecessary and
financially unsound at the mo-
ment when other and more ne
cessary machinery was needed
for bitches and sewers.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21
Removal Notice

The A & B Recrea ton Center
now located at 18th & Month
cello, will move to its new and
permanent location at 10th st.
and Hamlin, February 26, 1859.
The place where hospitality
begins and good friends meet
is the A & B Recreation Center.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21
DELINQUENCY

Juvenile delinquency is the
result of parents trying to train
their children without starting
at the bottom. Mounds News
Press.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21
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MEETING

The second Council Meeting
for the month Of February was
called to order promptly at S:45
pm. by President MaXey.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read and on motion and
second were adopted. Old bust
ness was called for and this
sgnalled the opening of the
opening Of the controversial
'Inram Firing" issue. Trustee
O'Dell Anderson opened the ar
eument after he gained the floor
to read a statute purpOrting to
show the president was in error
fer his action in sUspcndlng
Wator superintendent Ingram
snmmarily, without advice or
consent of the Board. Trustee
Anderson contended that the
action taken by the President,
according to the statute cited,
condoned such action only by
mayors Of cities and not for
otwns and villages.
After Mr.. Anderson yielded
hte floor a motion was put to
the Board for action on the sus-
pension. Five minutes were al
lowed for each Trustee to de-
bate the question. The final vote
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-02-21

was 3 to to reinstate the
Water superintendent. Trustee
Anderson. Shaw and Farrell
Moore were for reinstatement;
Trustees VIM. Moore and Chas.
White were against it.
4 motion by Trustee Farrell
Moore to promote Officer Wool
folk to the rank Of Sergeant
was deferred to later hearing.
The question by Trustee John
Shaw as to how the TeXaco
Service station on 135th and
Crawford became the recipient
If the contract to sell gas and
oil to the village was answered
by President MaXey. 1t was the
lowest estimate Of those sub
mitted.
Attorney Black summarized
Vacaien Ordinance Of the Cook
County Housing Authority for
the property in Old Robbins for
the new homes so that con,
struction can be started this
spring. The rules were sus-
pended and action favoring was
promised very shortly.
The Civilian Defense Direc-
tor, Mr.. Starks, made report
IN how the OCD can assist the
mall towns and villages thru
he purchasing of certain equip
nent at low cost. In the case
If the village it was an amphl
bian truck to be used in rescue
work during floods. 1t was
moved by Trustee VIM. Moore
and seconded by Trustee White
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-11-27
AlGbGm0 Governor Opposes
IHtssrusing Army School
On Huntsville, Al0bun1u

Washington, d. c. (ANP)-The
Justice Departments announce
ment that it plans to desegregate
schools serving children Of person
mel at the Redstone Arsenal, Hunts
vile, Ala, has drawn fire from
Alabama officials.
Governor John Patterson is re-
ported as saying that any such
move on the part Of the Justice
Department viii cause violence and
bloodshed.
From Florence, Alabama where
the Governor had gone Tuesday to
participate in the Wilson Dam
ceremonies, came the announce
ment that the action of the FEEDER
al Government is designed to be
an opening wedge to bring us to
our knees and hasten the integra-
ton of public schools at other
places in Alabama.
The Governor was quoted as say
ing that the responsibility for the
violence and possible bloodshed
that is bound to come must be at
the doorstep of the White House"
He added that any Federal troops
sent to Alabama to enforce de-
segregation would find only empty
school houses.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-11-27
ANTI-BIAS AGENCY
AUTHORIZED TO TRY
BIASED CONTRACTORS

Trenton, N. J. (ANP) - The
New Jersey Supreme court has
granted the State Division Against
Discrimination the right to hold
hearings in three cases involving
racial bias.
Defendant in two Of the cases
is Levitt & Sons, Inc, builders of
Levittown, N. ia contractor who
openly declares that Negroes are
not wanted in the housing project.
The other defendant il Green Field
farms.
Complainants in the cases, VII
liam r. James. Franklin D. Todd
and Luther Gardner, aIlege that
they have been denied the right to
purchase homes at Levittown and
Green Fields.
Atty Gen. David d. Furman had
asked the supreme court to sane
ton the hearings Of the division
on the grounds that further delays
would jeopardize the fair and just
determination Of the cases.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-11-27

read in a magazine signed
Anon: 'Tt isn't what you have in
your pocket that makes you thank
full. Its what you have in your
heart.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-11-27
Africa At A Glance
rOnn PnTsnN KIIIIs q CTIInREN

FOOD POISON KILLS 50 CHILDREN
Port sepstone NP)-At So month of
food poisoning cabe laboratory tests indicated
being treated for food poisoning
after eating contaminated meat
EIGHT PoLIuCOS ARRESTED IN GHANA
AcCra CAP- government Wednesday
said eight persons supporters the opposition United
government repOdy is satisfied that the persons arrested
Ashanti and BrOng Ahafo The preventive detention act allows
detention without trial five years
BOMB DOES NOT SHAKE HATH ELECTION
CANP-A predawn bomb explosion. the only
during election harmed and
stop people going to the polls to elect six senate
seats.
The vacancies were created last
Duvaer expelled the 21 member Senate charges that
they plotted against the government
MBoYA URGES AFRICAN UNTONTSTs TO STAY IN
Lagos Nigeria ANP)-Dung the Regional
ended last week resolution reaffng aaton
with Trade Unions adopted
at urging Of trade union leader Tom Mboya
urging loyalty the confederation Tom MbOya told delegates
that choosing aiHaton offered unlimited
opportunities carrying struggle for African freedom and
iectng the African personality meeting
ground democracy Africa and there
could question of abandoning the confederation for another
organization.
LTBERIAN AGENCIES SWITCH LOCALES
(AP)-The of statistics long Of the
department agriculture and has been transferred to the
ecohomic research
WOMAN WHO FLED FROM PAARL FINDS REFUGE
Aaseru (ANP)Nrs Elizabeth Mafekeng the AZ
yearOd Africa week minutes
before she to be banshed to remote section Of the country be-
leader found refuge at the St
A Prime Minister
quoted would get her
the peace order and good
administration Mafekeng leader of
nationalist organization remained Paarl
VIP'S LIBERIA
MOurova tANPThis capital city has been busting off the red
weeks for VIs who have jOurneyed to
delegation arrived last Monday for
will official
king JAJA" SAILS ON MAIDEN VOYAGE NIGERIA
Nigeria (AP)The vessel KING JAJA third to be owned
sailed Monday its maiden
to Nigeria colours Tilbury.
the most modern of the fleet Only four
years specially built the trade 45O feet
carry than II knots She
tanks carrying palm oil and groundnu oil in bulk
matches for loading and swift dschgng of logs
Of Al "a Nigerians and 13
the
Europeans these ranks for the first time.
engine vctuaIlng Ngerians
Ngean apprentices training
Only months after their first ship sailed the Ngean National
modern further
three charter As from January next they win be operating
o eight Shp&
continue policy Of steady expansion Htee
by capital available,
built up
this month after dschargng part Of its at Lagos
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-11-27

ter the clerical field win be more
successful II they continue their
studies in the field Of bookkeeping
and accounting.
It must be kept in mind that
conduct on a previous job may de-
termine your chances for getting
another Job in the future.