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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

Meetings of the new Lodge
and Nest are held every third
Tuesday Of the month at 1880
pm. at the home Of bro. Bel
la, 100 Jill Drive, Whitehall.
Those interested in affili-
ating themselves and their
children with the Lodge and
Nest are invited to phone TU
2-3655 for further informa-
ton.
The Croatian Fraternal
Unions Membership Cam
paign Committee, of which he
is the Secretary, congratu-
lates bro. Bella on the or
ganization of Lodge 994 and
Nest $50 and wishes their re-
spective members deserving
fraternal success in the fu-
ture.
Stephen F. Brkich
Co-Vice Chairman
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
Midland Juniors Gird
For Dec. 18th Doinqs

MIDLAND, Pa. = C.F.U.
Nest 157 will stage it's Annual
Christmas Party Friday, De-
cember 18, beginning at 1880
pm.
There will be . full eve
ming Of entertainment, in
cluding movies, and Santa
and his helpers will distri-
butte gifts.
We had a fine turnout last
year and hope to have an ev-
en- better one this year.
Dorothy Toplak, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09
COMING EVENTS
DECEMBER

delicious treats. Nom and
Dad most cordially invited to
come along.
20. - CFU Nest 200 and
SNPJ children in Christmas
Party, new Croatian Sloveni-
an Home, 529 South bort
Highway, Flint, Mich, 3 pm.
Santa on deck with goodies
and refreshments for all.
20. - Annual Nest 156
Xmas Party, Croatian Hall,
1919 Lowellville Road, Struth-
ers, Ohio, 2 to 5 pm. Quarter
gift exchange, games and pri-
zes for winners. Treat given
at Hall only.
20. - Nest 3O4 Christmas
Party, Croatian Hall, 445 Se-
cond Ave-, South st. Paul,
! Mimi, 3 pm. Entertainment,
delicious lunch. Santa will
give children gifts. Everyone
welcome.
20. - Etna, Pa, Nest 21
Christmas Fiesta, 2 pm,
Croatian Hall, 80 Grant Ave.
Carol singing, kolo dancing,
refreshments, door awards,
gifts.
20. - Junior Nest 81 Yule-
tide Party, Croatian Club,
All South 9th ST., South
Side Pittsburgh, Pa, 1880
pm. Movies, group singing,
distribution of gifts by Santa
Claus.
! 20. - Nest 225 Holiday
Season Party at the Croatian
Home, Yukon, Pa, 3 p.m.
Santa on hand to greet
young sters; refreshments;
fun for all.
IL. - Junior Order Nest
1872 Christmas Party, Croa-
tian Home, 912 Talbot Ave
nue., Braddock, Pa, Z to 9
pm. Loads of fun, refresh
ments. Details later.
21. - Distribution of An
nual Nest 27 Christmas Treat,
Croatian Home, 3rd and JEFF
ferson, Versailles, Pa, 4 pm.
Those unable to attend may
pick up treat by calling at
home of Nest Manager Mary
Skutlin, phone OR 8-168O.
. 21. - Nest 1872 Holiday
, Season Party, Cr o I'll a n
Home, 912 Talbot Ave-, Brad
: dock, Pa, Z to 9 pm. Juniors,
don't miss out on this shin
= dig!
81. "St. Anthony" Lodge
80 New Years Eve Party,
4 Lodge Hall, 377 Reeb Ave-
nue., Columbus, Ohio, 8 pm.
Refreshments, h a is, noise
: makers, etc.
81. "St. Ann" Lodge 514
and Bowling League New
. Years Eve Party, Croatian
. American Home, 2543 Win
/ field Way, Canton, Ohio, $3.50
: pm. Music by Star Tamburit-
zans of Massillon, refresh
ments, favors.
: 81. - "Zumberak" Lodge
: 859 New Years Eve Party,
st. Nicholas Hall, East Seth
, and Superior, Cleveland, Ohio.
: For reservations call WO l.
} 5206 or RE 2-87O8.
!, JANUARY
) 1. - Lodge 439 Open
House Social, Serbian Hall,
, Seattle, Wash, 5 pm. to 2
= am. Delicious home prepared
1 food, refreshments, dancing,
). singing.
: "a. United 4-County
Lodges Testimonial Banquet
8 honoring G. F. u. Supreme
5 Board Member Bernard M.
r Luketich, Croatian H o m e,
8 Schoonmaker Ave., Mones-
s sen, Pa, 6 pm. Details later.
81. - "Sveti Vid' Lodge
= 3O7 Testimonial Banquet hon
: oring l. O. g e's Fifty Year
J, Members, Croatian Home, Ia
|, Middle and Vine, w. Browns
|. vile, Pa, 2::3O pm. CFU Vice
r President Milan Vranes and
s English Editor of the Zajed-
: nicar Stephen F. Brkich
speakers. Program details Ia
: ter.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

urer; Daisy Bella, Record
ing Secretary; Dorothy
Berkley, Chairman, Doro-
thy Brovet, and Mary ST.
kich, Trustees.
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10. - Lodge AZ "Vecerin-
ka" following Annual Meet
ing, Croatian Home, 6314 st.
Clair Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
z pm. Pastries, snacks, re-
freshments.
IL. - Nest 81 members
will receive Christmas Treat
of candy, Croatian Home, 2
Hamilton Avenue, Duquesne,
Pa, between hours Of 2 and
5 pm.
IL. - Annual N e st SIS
Christmas Party, Croatian
Home, 6314 st. Clair Ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio, 6 pm. Snacks
for all, gifts for the children,
refreshments. Santa Claus
guest of honor on occasion.
13. - South Chicago, Uni
ted Lodges Testimonial Ban
quet honoring four local Del
egates to Society's 10th Con-
vention. Rupcich's Restau-
rant, 106th Street and Indi-
annapolis Boulevard, Sou t h
Chicago, $50 pm. Appropri-
ate program, speakers, etc.
Proceeds will revert to funds
of CFU Scholarship Founda-
ton, Inc.
#. 13. - Annual Nest 134
Yule Frolic, Slovene Natl
Home, 10th St., Waukegan,
ILL.,, 3 pm. Movies, gifts for
all children in attendance.
13. - Lodge 720 and Nest
576 in joint Christmas Party,
Croatian Social Glee Club,
Jadran Hall, 203 Franklin
Ave-, Aliquippa, Pa, Z pm.
Dancing, games for young
sters, plenty of refreshments.
13. - Annual Nest 103
Christmas Party, Croatian
Home, End Ave-, Conway, Pa,
2 pm. Treat, refreshments
entertainment.
13. - Nest 1876 Christmas
Par ty, Croatian American
Home, 2543 Winfield Way
Canton, Ohio, 4 pm. Specia,
program of dancing, singing
instrumental numbers. Nom
inal fee for supper to be
, served at 6 pm. same day.
13. - Members of Nest 81
parents and relatives, in An
nual Xmas Party, st. Nicholas
Hall, East 36th and Superior
Cleveland, Ohio, 4 pm. Can
!, dy, gifts for all members
1 Door awards for both chill
r dren and adults.
13. - "Onyx" Lodge II
Christmas Party, Croatial
Catholic Center, 2O1 West
Mile Road, Detroit, Mich,
3 pm. Fifty-cent grab bag ex
, change, gifts for the children
refreshments.
1S. - CFU Nest 80 Moth
ers Club Christmas Party fol
youngsters affiliated wit l
Nest, Croatian Home, Frank
lin St., Uniontown, Pa, 4:0(
, pm. Scads of entertainment
goodies, refreshments. Com,
out and meet old Kris Krin
gle.
10. - Annual Nest 81
Christmas Social, St. Mich
olas Lyceum, 1926 East Obi,
j. St., North Side Pittsburgh
= Pa, Z pm. Santa Claus OF
tap; refreshments and gift
+ for all.
19. - Annual "Harborites'
Lodge 1856 pre- Christmas Par
!, ty, Croatian Home, 4O33 Mai
: Street, East Chicago, Indiana
G a m e s, dancing, refresh
ments, gifts for all.
19. = c. F. u. Children
Home Annual pre- Christina
Program and Party, Potte
and Ballard Roads, De
PLANES, ILL.,, 3 pm. Detail
later.
Y 10. - CFU Nest 318 An
r nual Yuletide Party and Pro
d gram, Croatian Natl Home
|1721 East McNichols ROAD
Detroit, Mich, 3 to 6 pm
;. Program by Nests Junio
Tamburitzans; Santa Clau
guest of honor. Loads of re
freshments, gifts for all.
20. - CFU Nest 80 Moth
ers Club in Christmas Part,
for members only, Croatial
Home, Franklin St., Union
. town, Pa, 4 pm. Gift ex
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-09

PITTSBURGH John
Narancich, veteran st. Louis,
Mo-, Lodge so Secretary be-.
came the Lucky Thirteenth"
winner last week Of the So
ciety's Membership Campaign
Grand Prize Award of a 1860
visit to Yugoslavia.
The end of November saw
bro. Narancich credited with
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794 Points to put him over
the 700 Points needed to
qualify for the trip.
Previous award winners,
were Math Kovacevich,
Los Angeles; John Baron,
BenwoOd, w. Va; Sava
Hure, Dinuba, Calf; Geo.
Balich, Indiana H arbor,
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-20
Latin Americans Get
 Relief From Wind, Floods

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, R . Good weather and subsidng winds brought hope on the week end to some 75,OOO homeles flood victims in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil.
 Governments of the three coun- tries and private agencies rushed food and medical supplies to the stricken areas.
 Five days of rain in the upper Uruguay and Parana Rivers brought the floods which were worsened by strong winds along the Plata River. At least 12 per sons were killed, and property losses are expected to total seY- eral million dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-20
Alaska B. C. Land Swap Plan May be Offered By Provincial Officials

VICTORIA, B. C., tR - The British Columbia government may soon establish a commission to meet Alaskan government officials on the question of corridors for the Province through the Alaska panhandle to the sea.
 A government official, Herbert Bruch suggested somewhat jocu- larly during the recent legislature session that B. c. trade a remote 'panhandle" of B. C. territory which juts down into Alaska in the northwest corner of the prov ince. He said in an interview Fri day that the proposal now is ap- parently being taken seriously. The B. c. territory includes Mount Fairweather, highest peak in the Province.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-20
LAMENT OF A WINNER

hurried to the river bank with a lazy haste, To gaze upon the and icy waste. The tripod stood there so bright and clear, The watchrnen and guards surrounded the clock, So that could be the final tick tock. stood back and gazed at the familiar scene, The black and white tripod and flags of green. I dreamt of the spot the Southeast coast, To several I had made that wonderful boast, Of the wonderful days that was going to spend, ScotcheS and sodaS, and maybe blend. There yell in the distance that all did hear, That the ice moving and for all to gather I looked at the clock, made a nasty note Three minutes to go, my final quote. The tripod moving the wire drawing tight, Tension mounting, things came to hush, All that heard the crunching of the slush, The wire parted, there the swish of the knife This was the thing that was to start my life. I heSitantly turned and took slow look My heart skipped beat and my hands they shook, For I had figured that time so tried and true. I took off my hat with a nonchalant air. I the of the hour, the of the fair. I reached for my kerchef, my brow damp Something fluttered to my feet dropped the ramp I reached, I stopped, for there looking up at me Was the time the clock, you see, For there the ticket of the man, Who had failed to drop it in the can.
 D. F. TUCKER, Nenan
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-20
Montana Prison Riot Quelled By Nat. Guard Charge

DEER LODGE, Mont, R - Heavily armed National Guards men storrned the Montana State Prison early Saturday and res cued 16 guards held hostage for 36 hours by die-hard rioting con- victS.
 In a surprise attack, the 50 GuardSmen moved in under cover of bazooka, machine gun and rifle fire. Two were wounded, neither seriously.
 Two riot leaders, hopelessly cornered in the prisons northwest tower, committed suicide by placing the muzzles of their rifles to their heads and pulling the triggers.
 One was Jerry MyleS, A, bur glar with long criminal record who earlier had "incitement to mutiny" attached to his record in prisons at Birmingham, Ala, and Leavenworth, Kan. The other, Lee Smart, 19, murdered a Colorado salesman.
 Five inmates held hostage by the rebellious convicts as "stool pigeons" also were rescued by the guardsmen.
 Three tough convicts conceded to be riot leaders along with Myles and Smart, surrendered meekly as the Guardsmen surged into the compound.
 One of the die-hards, George Alton, serving 15 years for bur- glary, and an old hand at com hitting crimes, said Montana'S parole system was the major reas- on for the riot which cost Deputy Warden Theodore Roth, 40, his life at the outset.
 Alton contended there was an injustice in granting paroles" A succession of prisoners told news men that "We want paroles for the man, not the crime" They aS- serted that sex offenders get Mon tana paroles more easily than rob- bers and burglars.
 The storming of the riot area followed hours of planning super vised by Col. William c. Benson of the Montana National Guard.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-20
Scandinavian Airlines
 Adds Third Weekly Flight To Tokyo Via Anchorage

SEATTLE, LR Inn The Scandina- vian Airlines System will add a third weekly flight to it's Tokyo Anchoragen Copenhagen service May IS, Jack Ballard, the lines district sales manager here, an nounced Saturday.
 The line offers combination class service on DC-7C transports on the Asia-Europe run. He said many Pacific Northwest travellers are utilizing the service, combin- ing visits to Alaska with Euro pean tours.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-20
StratOsphere Plane Will
 Be Tested In Glide Flight

LAS VEGAS, Nev., R - The first aircraft designed to fly in the uppermost reaches of the earth's atmosphere will make it's first gliding flights - without fuel or power - within one to two weeks.
 This was disclosed by pilots of the North American X15 rocket plane at the World Congress of flight Friday.
 After the plane proves it's abili- ty to glide satisfactorily, the X15 will make it's first powered flight. The X15 already has been aloft as a passenger beneath a B52 mother ship.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-20

Fine Job Printing Al The Nugget.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04
I thought silently,

KeIys looking thought silently
and he doesn't either
Cookie Byrnes Of II Sunset Strip"
The second which
the sponsored by
Publishing week. fashinably packed
san downtown hotel
clothes from Europe's fashion capitals.
As expected the clothes simply
beautiful This cassed granddaddy
shows-t ranks number
But studied the ingredients which making
the is it became apparent
another fashion show s spite the really clothes
weren't for ladymOdel Terri Springer
TT The minute she walked the runway
spellbound.
No matter what being models
all pretty pretty chic professionally
would with the other models
their waltz the runway. the audience would
being toward Terri Immediately forgetting
being another young gaced
the lineup last should She should
and model the round Before
mentaor Mrs Freda Knight selecting
the clothes the show dubbed Terri the queen
Last, but least REALLY enjoyed
TV Letters which Cotton
To be do like storeswhy
But that isn't what made the
and Jenny Jones always hawess performance
their being the
about million Commercials" which interrupted the every
Rather factor. pot-one
third
How delightful to be able to sit back and watch
able tell it's going end!
cidens fan under the category little things
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04
Africa At A Glance
GuTNEA TARGET on REDsff


CANP-Prme Minister Felix HOuphOuet BOigny of
Republic Ivory recent interview that world
communism has launched drive to penetrate Africa from newly
independent Guinea because who controls Africa controls the world
"cuneas Prime Minister not himself Communist is sur
rounded by communist" HOuphOuet- BOigny said
Aca CANP)-A portrait Britains Prince Philip the
Ednbug be featured stamp issue to cOmern-
day stamp which will three cents
win be magenta Of
The design selected in an international contest
GENERAL STRIKE UGANDA
KampaS Uganda CANPThe National Trade Union Congress
decided general soppage throughout this
prOsCtOrats support Of strike Of African railway workers
COMMERCIALS" KENYA
NrOb AP)-The Kenya BrOadcasting Corporation
boadcastng Gable Wireless Ltd Oct l. in
innovations programming within the past few weeks
the radio commercial and series Of hOurOng discussion pro
grams major information education and
entertainment throughout the country.
SOUTH AFRICAN sTOw-A-wAY FINDS REFUGE IN LIBERIA
GEonrova Liberia ANP)-Leonard ormanboand
Africa offered asylum and chance for freedom here this
week when he arrived from the United States Gabriel last MONTH
away u s. because he dis
satisfied conditions his native land u
immigration authorities planned to send him back to South Africa
LIberian government interviewed.
MORE HOUSES FOR NAROBLANS
NaOb Kenya (ANP)A housing project being planned
which will provide homes
housing proposed plan similar had
abandoned after OO houses put because Of lack of
PRINCE PHILIP OF BRITAIN VISITS
(ANP)-Prnce Philip husband of Btans Queen
Elizabeth received roaring welcome when he arrived here last week
by air for a weeks
Prime Minister Kwame
coorfu tribal welcoming prince
Philips plane a 1900 flight directly Britain
Nrmah visited the Queen and Prince Philip at
in Scotland.
AFRICAN WINS $4,000 IN LOTTERY
Salisbury Rhodesa ANP)Emanuel DOngo, African truck
the first African to win national lottery
prevented entering the lottery How
ever recently they changed permit entry
Dongo 900 readily $4,000 brand Amer
lean car make unlnown).
SOUTH AFRICAN AUTHOR SPEAKS AT HOWARD
Washington c. (ANP)Sidney " Petersen South African
educator guest speaker at the unvers Rankin
chapel exchange country
a program o African American Institute
KENYA EMERGENCY" ENDED, KENYATTA STAY
DETENTION
London Eng CANP)-1he British has ended the
emergency" which existed in Kenya since 1852.
African deanees will be released
However Kenyatta president of
the prescribed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEAu1LE

FROM HOLLYWOOD HARLEM Movie styhS sy DevOre
dressed list here the men
n the clothes know"
Carey Grant; Holden; Martin Nat Cole; g.
Jerry Lewis Hilton Bng Crosby; O.
woEson. fnancer Harry Karl shoe tycoon
Speaking Wendell Corey must genuine Kittfan
plum jobs play opposite the forth
professor play adapted from
novel Adams Way"
awaited last week Each in it.
very different; with satisfied feeling
mschedued pleasure when turned the
Saturday expecting the Of gune
wondering should
only Kelly, oConnor dancing
Carol After watching
wracng brains find
thought Mary McCay quick search in
papers section listed Carl" Lawrence
Mister OConnor Seeing
again brought many
tpped thought watched him OF
numbers entertainment
delightful American Slaughter
Words Music ?" Then
refreshing Singing the Rain" Coupled with the
very oConnor where has he been hiding since
Comedy y? Gene tapped those
only them-sitting a chair yet
something special Carol (what
difficulty spanish number which ended with Kelly being
by very determined)
douby enjoyed the show because there advance
wanng-I simply they
to plug
played press
Speaking Asare daughter complained
that she going to miss Have Gun VIII younow-
point
authority Who said Astaire is the world
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04
THIS N That
BY hazel
underwood
BEGIN AGAIN

BEGIN AGAIN
Every day Is a fresh beginning,
Every morn Is the world made
new;
You who are weary Of sorrOw and
SHINING,
Here Ii a beautiful hope for YOU
A hope for me and hope fer you.
All the past things are past and
over,
The tasks are done and the tears
are shed;
Yesterdays errors let yesterday
cover;
Yesterdays wounds, which smarted
and bled,
Are healed with the healing which
night has shed.
Yesterday now Is a part forever
Bound up in a sheaf, which God
holds tight;
With glad days and sad days and
bad days which never
Shall visit US more with their
bloom and their blight,
Their fullness Of sunshine or sor-
rowful night.
Let them go, since we cannot
relieve them,
Cannot undo, and cannot atone;
God in His mercy, receive, forgive
them;
Only the new days are our own,
Today is ours, and today alone.
Susan Coolidge
Thanksgiving Day is over and
most Of you are really busy with
your Christmas plans. You wonder
where the time has gone but your
biggest worry is why didn't you
do your Christmas shopping in
the fall!
You said last year you would
have your shopping all done by
Thanksgiving You look at your
shelf and find ONE gift there
You really meant to shop earlier
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04
New CUb0n Army
Head Is Negro
AMP, Reports

Chicago Especial to Associated
Negro Press)-A source close to
the Cuban government Of Prime
Minister Fidel Castro told the
Associated Negro Press exclusively
last week that Maj. Juan Almeida,
new commander Of the Cuban
army, is a Negro, but added, TN
Cuba, it makes no difference"
The disclosure was made in an
swer to a query by an AMP staff
member here. For the time being,
at least, the name Of the informant
is being withheld.
Maj. Almeida, whose features
are Negroid, replaced Maj. Camilo
Cienfuegos, missing on an air
flight and presumed dead. Last
week, Cuba observed a day of
mourning as flags were hung at
half mast for Ciefuegos.
The youthful Almeida has been
moving up steadily in the Castro
high command. He was Cuban air
chief prior to his last appointment
by Castro, having taken over that
post from another former revolt
utionary who deserted and Is now
living in the United States.
Almeida is one Of the original 81
men who landed with Castro in
Cuba prior to last Jan. 1 over
throw of President F1llgencio Bat
ista. He has the complete confid-
ence Of the prime minister, 1t is re-
ported.
Trained with Castro in Mexico
for the gruelling test in Cuba,
Almeida is versed In guerilla war
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04

but each time you went downtown
you looked around and had no
Christmas spirit. That is the reason
or excuse you make for yourself
now. There were no decorations to
make it look or feel like Christ
mas and no one was pushing and
showing you around" and you. did
not see any toys out that attracted
the children and so you did not
buy.
That is really true. So many say
they like to do their shopping
WITH THE CROWD. Everyone
smiles and appears to be happy and
everyone seems to enjoy the con-
fusion, hustle and hustle. All Of
the hurts and crosses Of the past
year seem to be forgotten in the
joy Of the Christmas season.
A great peace on earth and good
win spirit prevails at this time
Of the year and 1t reaches even
the most disgruntled person be-
cause when you see the smiling
faces of people you smile whether
you want to or not. The Christmas
spirit is really contagious.
So join them, don't fight the i'm
pulse to smile. It win brighten
your whole day.
When you buy a gift for someone
you usually buy something you
would like to have and you enjoy
shopping. Don't buy just anything
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04

and wrap 1t up because you viii
not feel happy about IT later. If
you feel that way do not buy the
gift.
II you do not have the Christmas
spirit when you leave home you
win have 1t when you get down
in the Loop and hear all Of the
carols being played and sung high
over your heads while you shop.
The soft music Of the organs and
the voices Of the different groups
who sing for you. You win enjoy
hearing the chimes ringing from
the various towers downtown but
most Of all you enjoy hearing little
children sing the carols from the
balconies Of the stores
These are the reasons some
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04
LABOR LEADER DEMANDS
WHITE HOUSE CONFAB

Chicago (ANP)-Morris Balls,
vice president, International Lad
les Garment Workers Union said
last week at Is imperative that
President Eisenhower call a White
House summit parley on civil
rights before the Congressional
session opens" Such a meeting"
he said, should include leaders
from the labor movement, from
industry, citizen agencies concern
ed with the civil rights problem
and with state and local human
relations councils"
Civil Rights is Americas num-
ber-one domestic problem and we
must have the best thinlIing-and
thinking together-on how to solve
it," he said.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04

fare and an important man to the
revolution.
Among other things, he is ex-
pected to lay down stringent meas
ures and precautions to cope with
any counter-revolutionary upris-
ing. He knows Pinar del Rio and
Las villas provinces, focal points
Of the July 26th revolution, having
warred in the territories with
Castro.
At last report, 21s counter-rev-
olutionaries were reported arrested
in the provinces by Cuban author
tiles during a 4s-hour period.
Our informant refused to elabor-
ate further on developments in
Cuba and about Maj. Almeida, re-
ferring US to a higher authority.
We are awaiting a report from
the latter source.