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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
Regresan los
Jugadores del
Surarnericano
Partido de campe6n
AyaIa Considerable
el Meior

Gu. P.
D-Principiaron a regresar a
sus paises los participates en-
Ell torneo International de te-
nnis "ciudad de Barranquilla'
en- ell cual ell chileno Luis Aya.
la gano por segundo ano con.
secutivo ell titulo maxine para
individuales masculinos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
ATLETICOs VS.. FIGURES

WEST PALM BEACH. CUPID
Los atleticos de Kansas City
Sc impusieron a los tigres de
Detroit por anotacion de seis
a cero, con la ayuda de. una
magnifica actuacion de Ned Gar
yer desde ell monticulo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
TRES INCoGIBLEs

Carver solo permitio dos hits
a sus ex companeros de equipo
en- los cinco innings que iug6.
Walt Craddock, que lie sustituyo,
tambien blanqueo a los Tigres
en- los ultimos cuatro episodes
del desafio y permiti6 trs in.
cogibles.
Roger Maris y. Kent Hadley
dispararon ~jonrones por los at
leticos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
PoR DECISION SCOTT GANO
Ell ENCUENTR0 4 L0GART
Fve un combofs Mvy Mevide y Emoeionon+e
BESIDE el comisnze Hasfa eI Final

NUEvA YORK. CUPID Ell GU
bano Isaac Logart perdi6, por
decision dividida, Ell encuentro
que tuvo con Charley Scott, Ell
riovato filadelfiano, en- la are,
ma. de San Nicolas.
EN- vENTAJA
Scott, que subio al ring con
las apuestas en- contra, comenzo
a desenvolverse l%entamente, pc
70 obtuvo la ventaja con sol-
pes superiores a partir del quin-
to round.
DECISION
FL referi Mark Conn, adjudico
seis rounds a Scott y declare
dos empatados. Uno de los
iueces Sc declare por Scott, al
que renocio cinco asaltos CANA.
dos y cuatro empatados; pero
Ell otro juez Sc declare partida-
rio del cubano, en- la misma pro-
porci6n, e~xactamente.
BUEN E%NCUENTRo
Ell combate fue sumamente
novido y emocionant edesde Ell
principle hasta Ell fin, pero min
guno de los pugilistas logr6 un
Touchdown.
Scott al pesarse registro lat
Hbras para 146 "a de Logart.
ONCE DERROTAs
Fue la decimoprimera derro-
ia del cubano en- 70 encuentros
PROFESSIONALS. Logart fue noquea
do en- ell sexto round por Vir.
gil Atkins Ell mes de mario pa
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
DOS JUNIOR"

Como gran attraction, en- ell
programa han sido incluidas dos
completeness masculinas, en- la
classification Junior, asi como
tambien una individual, mixta,
de 400 yardas y otra individual,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18

ventaJa castigando a Sands
con derechas cortas a la ca
be2a, Y Ell australiano parecia
va indefenso euando Ell arbi-
tro suspendi6 la pelea Is los
35 segundos de comenzada la
septima vuelta.
Berry peso 1875 libraS Isl
kilos y 235 gramos), contra
1874 libras ego kilos y 881 gra-
mos), de su rival.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
POR FIN FIRMO!

PHOENIX, Arizona. (UrD.-
AL (Red) Warrington, dnico
miembro de los Gigantes de San
Francisco, que no habia acepta-
do las condolences del equipo,
firmo va su contrato para la
temporada de 1859.
Los giantes no reveleraon ell
salario que devengara Worthing-
ton, pero Sc cree que Ell ser
pentinero derecho, que ell aho
pasado gano once juegos y per-
do siete, percibira 1900 d6la-
res esta temporada.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
sUsPENDrDO
Ell BATAzO
UN ARTnLLERO

TUCSON, Arizona. (UPD.-
Ell receptor novato Frank Bis
cup dispar6 dos jonrones en- Ell
desafio que jugaron dos move
mas de los Indios de Cleveland.
Los "papagas" del entrenador
10 10 White, derrotaron a los
"Apaches" de RED Kress por
anotacion de nueve a tres.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18

Valentine y Bishop
Pason al Club Miami

MIAMI, Florida, -(UPD-
Los Orioles de Baltimore asig-
naron hoy al jardinero central
Fred Valentine y al receptor
Danny Bishop, al Club Miami,
SUI afiliado en- la liga internacio.
nal.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
t PARTICIPATES
= ~.
BOBBY FISHER AtTUARA
En- FL tAhpEONAT0 De
AJEDREz De N. AIRES

BUENos AIRES, -(upf)-
La Federation Argentina de
ajedrez anuncio que a partir
del % de mario Sc disputarS
ell ~vigesimosegundo torneo in
ternacional de ajedrez de Mar
del Plata. 81.
Las sesiones Sc efectuaran en-
ell salon de las columns del
Gran Hotel provincial.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
BUENOS PARTICIPATES

Debido a sus compromises en-
Europa, no Sc obtuvo ell con-
curse de varios conocidos' macs
tros, como en- otros amos, pero
Sc ha anunciado que competi.
ran con los argentinos, entire
otros, Robert Bobby Fischer
ell joven campeon aiedrecista
norteamericanos Ludek Psch.
man, yzfamoso aajedrecista4oche-
coeslovaco; Boris Ivkoy, yugoes
lavo; ell maestro international
Luis E. Sanchez y otros.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
RECORD

Valentine, de "a amos de edad
termino la pasada campana con
ell Club Wilson, de la Liga de
Carolina, con una marca al ba-
tie de .319 Bishop, que jugo
con ell Aberdeen, de la Liga
del Norte, logro ell ano pasado
un record e .280.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
RECORD

vERo BEACH, Florida, mar
20 Is. (UPI).- FL novato Frank
Howard, que firmo con los bod
gers de los Angeles por una bo-
nificacion de 100000 dolares.
Disparo ell jonron mas lrso, en-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
Argentina y Peril
Dediden e| TltuIo
cran Expeetativa pOr 81 EneUentro FvtboIero
de Hoy. En- cosi Tedos los Equipos Hay Baios.
= SSard Argentina Of compe6n 0 los Incus?

Para los aficionados al fut-
Dol, ell dia de hoy tiene gra-
tas emociones, pues Sc define
quien Sc llevara ell titulo de
Campeon durante Ell Surname
ricano que Sc juega en- la ciu-
dad de Buenos Aires.
Muy "serio" es ell compro-
misc que tiene los mucha-
chos del Peru, pues dada Ia
"cancha" de los bonarenses,
tendran que poner TODD su
juego y TODD SUI entusiasmo
para superar a sus contrarios.
Bien es cierto que dieron la
'sorpresa" al blanquear al
cuadro uruguayo, pero los
"ches" saben mucho en- la
gramilla y estan en- su pro.
pia casa.
Hasta ahora la valla me-
nos vencida es la Argentina,
que solo tiene I'm gol, pero
pueden ser los peruanos los
que la perforen una o dos We
ces mas, va que Seminario, ell
puntero izquierdo inca, tiene
muy buenas cualidades y mu-
cho espiritu deportivo.
Los muchachos argentinos
estan bien preparados para ell
encuentro. Sus defensas son
peligrosas y SUI juego de pc
netracion "atomica" va ha
producido buenos resultados.
va veremos a yer que pasa
cuando la bola este en- juego.
JUGADORES LESIONADOS.
BUENoS AIRES. CUPID. -
Cast todos los equipos partici
pantes en- ell Campeonato Suda
mericano de Futbo1 han sufri
do sus bajas, pero en- su ma
las lesiones no son d.
importancia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
ACTUACION


Zuleta sufrio dos derrotas -
en- individuales y dobles- en-
Ell torneo International, apenas
iniciado. No obstante, Sc capto
la simpatia de la aficion local,
y Ell mismo Sc mostro satisfe-
cho por la experiencia recogida
al enfrentarse y yer jugar a cam
peones del tents.
En- SUI presentation en- indivi-
duales, Zuleta tuvo que jugar
con Jack Frost, n-orteamericano,
de buena tecnica y veterano de
lides internacionales, frente al
cual perdio. En- dobles hizo pa
reja con ell colombiano Mario
Pabon, para presentarse frente
a la demoledora pareja mexica-
ma que forman Mario Llamas Y
Francisco Contreras. cayendo
por ell score siete- cinco, ocho-
seis.
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"Lobo de Mar"
Guno Ia Regata

FL balandro cubano "Lobo
de Mar" de 81 pies, al mando
de Clemente Inclan, en- I'm item
Pc de cuarenta y cinco horas
$3.50 de sesundo, gano la prue-
ba San Petersburg-La Habana,
hacienda su entrada escoltado
por unidades del Comite Orga-
nizador de la competencia, en-
la capital Guiana.
PUNTEADO
BESIDE que Sc inicio la prueba
ell "Lobo de Mar" sali6 puntean
do logrando prontamente, des-
contar a su Immediate seguidor,
ounce minutes. Su travesia Sc
cumpli6 sin mayores contratiem-
pos, pese a los fuertes vientos
del sureste, va que la nave pa
recia tener muy poca dificultad
en- mantener su rumbo y yelo-
cidad.
GRAN ENTUSIASMO
En- todos los medios deporti-
vos cnbanos la entrada a la
bahia a 9:45.5 0 am. del "Lobo
oe Mar, considerable como ell
balandro mayor del mundo, fue
saludada con muestras de in
descriptible entusiasmo. Todo
Ell publico Sc congreg6 desde
temprano, para yer la llegada
del ganador en- tan importan-
te evento International. Unida-
des navales y del servicio azu-
REQ escoltaron al balandro des-
de 81 entrada a la bahia, mien-
tras que todas las embarcacio-
mes del Yatch Club de La Ha-
bana, empabezadas, saludaban
al triunfador, que al desembar-
car fue objeto de la indescrip-
tibA emocion popular.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
zULUETA VENDRA 4 JUGAR
La t0pA "BUEN VEtIN0"

BARRANQUILLA. (UPD.-
FL tenista ecuatoriano Eduardo
Zuleta permanecera unos vein-
tie dias mas en- esta ciudad, des-
pues de haber asegurado a los
organizadores del Torneo. Inter
%nacional, que volvera a partici-
par ell afo proximo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18

mixta, con relieve de 200 var
das.
CORDIAL ~BIENVENTDA
Por su parte, Ell vicesPresi.
dente del Coral Gables Swim
ming Association, senior AL
fredo E. Herrera Jr., nos ha he
cho saber que va Sc han toma-
do las medidas necesarias, a fin
dispensar a los equipos o1depor-
tistas visitantes, una cordial bien
venids y una grata participa.
cion durante este evento.
OTROS PARTICIPATES
va la Association ha confirn1a-
do la asistencia a este interesan-
tie evento de numerosos atletas,
procedentes de los Estados de
California North Carolina, Ohio
y Florida, algunos de los cuales
cuentan con muy buenas actua-
clones en- pruebas similares.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
INVITADOS

Con ell objetc de contar con
la mayor asistencia possible de
nadadores internacionales, la
Association ha enviado una gen
til i~nvitacion a las diferenctes
Organizaciones de Cuba, Colon
bia, Panama, Puerto Rico, Me-
xico y Venezuela, a fin de que
los nadadores de ambos sexos,
que integraron ell grupo repre-
sentative de las pasadas OHM
piadas Centre Americans y del
Caribe, vengan a competir en- es-
tie interesante programa inter
nacional aprobado por la "Athle-
tic Amateurs Union, de Flori-
da.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
COMPETENCIA INTERNATIONAL
De NATAcION, HABRA EN- MIAMI
Varias Naeiones del ccribe Han sido Invitcdos
q los Eventos del Pr6xirno Mes de AbriI

Oficlalmente Sc ha acordado
que los dias 8, 4 y S de abril
proximo, Sc llevara a cabo la
competencia international de
natacion denominada Miami
international Swim Regatta,
que tan buenos resultados dio
en- anteriores eventos.
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la historic del estadio Homan
durante ell desafio entire dos no.
venas del equipo.
SUSPENDED
Ell juego de exhibition entire
los Dodgers y los Cardenales de
st. Louis, que debia disputarse
en- Sarasota, fue caneelado a
a eausa de la lluvia.
FL BATAZO
FL cuadrangular de Howard,
TN. batazo de 420 pies que pro-
dujo dos earreras, dio ell triun-
TO a los Dodgers de Long
Beach" sobre Ell VARSITY" por
anotacion de seis a cinco.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18

Il vENEz0lAAo MoN1AN1
p0Nf toNDIu0NES PARA
REGREsAR A SU CLUB"
pide einco mil doIares, Iibres
de impuesios y $500 como
saIario.
MARACAIBo, -(UPD- Ell
lanzador v~enezolano Ramon
Monzant declare que Sc reinte-
grara al club de los sisantes
de San Francisco, 81 81 Club
lie envia cinco mil d6lares IL
bres de impuestos 4 esta ciu-
dad y luego lie paga 1900 d6la.
res por la temporada.
Monzant hizo esta declara.
cion despues de recibir, su un.
decima llamada t~elefonica de
los dirigentes de los Gigantes
pidiendole volver al Club.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
EPORTES
BeisbOIeras.
BeisbOleras
BIanqueados los Rojos Tiqre!

Carver solo dej0 eoneeiar dos hk.-prlmer jcnOn de
klus1ewski.-pOderOsO dispsrO De Howard produce dos
carrefas. - Fl noVato Bseup resuI6 afINeo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
HACIA MIAMI

BESIDE Barranquilla, Zuleta via
lara a los Estados Unidos, pa
ra Intervene en- ell torneo "Buen
Vecino" que Sc disputara en- Mia
mi a partir del seis de abril.
ALI, Sc reunira con ell campeon
ecuatoriano Miguel Olvera, que
actuilmente Sc encuentra en- Qua
yaquil.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
CORDIAL BIENVENTnA

mixta, con relieve de 200 var
das
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07

CAR board Delta Kappa Gamma.
educational honorary former presl-
dent Of the Junior Woman Club.
past chairman Of the TB Assocla-
ton, past chairman Of the Hospital
Auxiliary. the list could go on and
on OF course, not all of these ac-
tlvities were piled together as some
OF them came when she was not
teaching
Seeing a chAd grow and develop
later 10 take his place in com
nlunity life has been the greatest
experience for Mrs Watkins IN
her successful career "a whole
some atnospher Of teacher and par
ent relationship exists here IN
Farmville, and that makes the Job
Of the teacher much easier, she
said.
To Teach In Private School
Mrs. Watkins plans to continue
her teaching career this fall by
teaching the first grade IL. the
Prince Edward Education Foun-
dalton school IN Farmville
There are no plans to pursue a
electorate degree at tho present Il
am happy that was able to obtain
my Masters. and for that | am
most appreciative Of what my Long
wood professors have done for me, =
She stated Mrs Watkins said.
nov We begin % plan for the
girls higher education We hope
they TOO viii attend Longwood-
good guess i that they viii
attend the college across the street
from their residence On High,
Mrs Watkins IS admired for her
excellent teaching ability and IS
we'll known for her gracious atti-
tude of helping out when needed
A GOOD example Of this IS her Will
ingness to give up summer va
cation to help in the admitting Of
flee at various odd hours at South
side Community Hospital while a
search is on for someone to fill the
position vacated by Mrs c. T. Nc
| Rae.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07

level. and has played fine role IN
the community over the l0-year
period College psychology classes
and some of the home economies
classes have used the facility in
their research programs
Put The Family First
Put the family first was her
theme when it came to the question
Of teach or not teach while the
children were growing up When
both children We're in public school
she then returned to teaching at
Farmville Elementary School This
was in 1854. and she has been teach
ing the first grade since that time
When the college first offered
graduate work, Mrs Watkins de-
cided to pick up where she left
off. That she did by taking classes
in the fall and summer. Springtime
adult classes were crowded out By
the busy schedule which confronts
teachers during that Wlnd-up period.
AloN 1HCi tIi4S PdSl Spi Al4E StiI ioiSiIt
the battle and took two courses IN
order to be able to complete her
degree requirements this summer.
No better unselflsh motive could
exist for seeking further education
than manifest in Mrs. Watkin S
work for a degree II wanted the
extra instruction primarily because
Of my close afflliation with student
teachers at the training school
offering them more always seemed
rather important to me, she de-
clared
A member Of Farmville Presbv-
terrain Church she is always called
upon to fill the role Of teacher
there. in kindergarten Bit e
School ladies' circles, etc
+ Time For Civic Work
No one has ever heard NJ A
teacher who wasn't a busy person,
but Mrs Watkins seems to squeez
in more than Just an average
amount Of civic and social work.
A member Of the Garden Study
Club. Judith Randolph OAR chapter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
Blanks Langford
Wedding Date Set

Mr.. and Mrs. George enry
Blanks. Of Route 2, Keysville. an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Nancy Lee, to Burley
Holt Langford. son Of Holt Lang
ford, Of Petersburg. and the late
Mrs. Langford.
Miss Blanks is a graduate Of
Randolph-Henry High School She
attended the Petersburg General
Hospital School of Nursing, an d
Snithdeal-Massey Business College
in Richmond
Mr. Langford. veteran Of Ma
rine Corps duty in Korea. is a
member Of the Petersburg Police
Department
The wedding has been sat for
August y at pm III Mt. Nebo
Baptist Church near Abilene No
invitations have been mailed. but
parents Of the bride-to-be have ex-
tended an invitation to friends and
relatives to attend
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
Miss deFigueiredo
TO We'd Mr.. Turne,y

Mr. and Mrs Humberto de-
Figueredo Of Lourcnco Marques
PourgngHcse East Africa and Lis
bon. PORTUGAL announce NE en-
gagement Of their daughter. Maria
Ruth. 70 Charles Albert Turney Jr.,
son Of Mr.. Turney, Of Wilmington.
Del. ana the late Mrs Turney
Mis- deFigueircdo attended the
University Of Coimbra Law School
in Portugal and Pan-Amcrlcan
Business College and Westhampton
College IN Richmond
Mr. Turney received his Bachelor
and Master 5 degrees at the Uni
vcrslty of Richmond
The wedding Will take place Sat
urday August % at the Farmville
Presbyterian Church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
PERMANENT IDEAS
BY IDA SOUTHALL

The majority of women today
cannot go without a permanent.
However. the same type wave
will not do for all types OF hair.
There are many things to be
considered. Hair that has been
tinted. bleached or dried out
from the sun needs special
care. It takes an experienced
beauty operator to know just
how to handle the hair of each
individual.
You will get the right per-
manent for your hair when you
come to Vanity Beauty Shop,
Farmville. We specialize in per-
manent waving. For your next
wave, call $50.
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Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Sweet, Jr.
and children. Peggie, Bobby and
David, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. ha V e
been guests Of Mrs Sweets mother,
Mrs. Monroe Johns. Peggie re-
manned for a longer visit with her
grandmother
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hart and
family were week end guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Whit
lock. in Christiansburg
MI and Mrs. Leland Sanford and
daughter, Miss Patsy Sanford. have
returned from a six week trip to
California where they visited their
other daughter Mrs Frederick w.
Hall. and family in Rolling Hills
The Sanfords also visited San Fran
cisco and other places Of interest
Mrs. Robert Lee Hurt and son,
jimmy and Mrs. G n Newman.
Jr. and children. Trude and David
spent last week end at Buckroe
Beach.
MIS- MAYNARD Sfoddara enter
tanned neI psldge clao TUESDAY eve
ming.
MI and Mrs M U Loete ana
children. Mortimer, jerome a n d
Fam, o. durham a. =, arc guests
Of Mr. ana MRS y = carson.
MI " q po,.,old. u picb
mono was guest Of Mr q p q
Mrs Z = Crawford fof -the week
END
,,, a
Mrs Glenn VouRht, " and daugh-
ter Edlth Lee are visiting rela-
tiFes II scarsdale and Cornwall,
~
Mrs w F Rhodes and Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Fisher were guests Of
Nh and Mrs T A. Rhodes in
Dan Mcintosh of Richmond is
visiting his mother Mrs f. W.
Mcintosh
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amis Reavis
and family, Of Raleigh n Al. are
spending this week with His aunt.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
Club Calendar

Granville Presbytcrian Church
Monday, August 10, pm.
at the church Circle 4 hostess Mrs
Oscar McIntosh circle hos esS
Mrs. Fred Lynn: circle s hostess
Mrs. NJ B Coleman circle Z hos
tess, Mrs Kenneth Wlkerson, cir
Gle 3 hostess. Miss Carrie Bis
Circles i, and viii meet Jointly
Tuesday August "A ~ m. at the
church. hostess Mrs. " M ma
Clinic Miss Eliza HasklnS aAc
Mrs 9 Fl Shapleigh-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
G0lladay. WiIlAic
En- cement Told

The engagement Of Miss Matte
Leigh Golladay daughter Of MIS-
George Carrmgton Golladay Of
scottsVllle, and the late Mr. Cola
das to Pobert Frederick Willklc
Of Greensboro n q. son Of MIS-
Gerrl Aney Wllkie. Of New York
CatE. has been announced
Mr Wllkie ii \ graduate II Per-
due University He served as Y
lieutenant ii The Naval Air Corps
during World war II
A fan wedding y planned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Elliott. Of
Pamplin. announce the birth Of a
daughter. Theresa Lynn. Wednes-
day. July % at Lynchbure Hospital
Grandparents arc Nh and Mrs
Howard Johnson, Of Pamplin and
Mrs Robert Scott Booker, Of Pros
moot
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
Mrs. Louie Foster
Fetes Guests At
Dinner Party

Mrs Louie Foster entertained
with dinner party Sunday evening
at her home on Oak street
Out-oftown guests we're r. b
Ransom Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Ran
son and children Sue and Radford.
and r L Ransom. all. Of DilIwyn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
Miss Vest Feted.
At Coke Party

Miss Elizabeth Haskins enter
tanned with a tcoke party Wcdnes-
day al her apartment on First
avenue for her house guest, Mis-
Ruth Vest, Of Wenonah, N D.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
Mrs. 5. 3. Upton
Guest Of Honor For
Birthday Dinner

Mr. z. !. Noble Jr.. VIZ rru-
man Bull and Mrs. Willie Drumeller
entertained with a dinner party
Wednesday evening at the Noble
home honoring Mrs. S 3 Upton
on her birthday.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-17
STATE FEPc PULLS A BIG bonner

got in the governors office that Negro MnnesOtans al
lowed to enlist in the state militia.
Outside Minnesota StasSen may pose friend of civil
rights and the Negro but Minnesota the Negro people know
him and his record SaSSn record has absolutely nothing it
recommend those who elected officials be willing
extend all Americans the rights and privileges of full
citizenship
We recall that StasSen down South Carolina during
the Dewey campaign for president the souherne
that Dewey bad they thought the question
We don't know what he is telling the thousands of Phia
dephia Negro voters that he is running for mayor How
he is telling them that the majority of the Minnesota
Negroes satisfied he their friend that he
interested in their causehe is telling the truth.
There is nothing in Stassen record while he governor
since that would recommend him Negro the
fine liberal Richard DwOrth incumbent mayor of Philadelphia
whom TINE Magazine reported months ago stuck his neck
protect the rights of Phlly Negroes
If Philadelphia Negroes to know about Stassen let
them communicate with the Negro people of his home We
know him and reject him nsncere political opportunist
of whom leading Negro in Minnesota has trusted
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-17
State FEPC Pulls A Bic BOner

1t is ncomprehensble this newspaper that the Minnesota
Fair Employment Commission actually voted weeks
allow photographs to be part of job applications When
learned of the of the majority of the commission felt
that the information had received However
not and still bewdered the reasoning of the
commission
Everyone in the country familiar with the pattern of job
upgradng Ing realized that the of photographs by the
US and state civil service for years robbed members of
the minority of both jobs and upgrading
The policy of photographs in the US. Civil Service
originally up give supervisor who had select
of the three top people, eligible for promotion because of
examinations, chance what the applicant looked like In
most instances it the practice select Negro
whether he headed the list job The
supervisor the photo which indicated the applicant
non-wht usually said applicant led the
qualifications he did the job This selection pattern
nud change time but the photo retarded
in this direction.
The has been private employment Negro ap-
pcant who by personal interview might conceivaby sell
employer employing official stopped before he
interview the minute the personnel officer nonwhe
face peering at him from photograph.
The photograph system is a vicious system which be
conveniently used to rob minority group members of job OPP
portunies is and shocking that
FEP commission has allowed itself party
regresve permit the of photographs job APP
picatiOns