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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

NORFOLK. Va, Aug. as
(Ap). - Calvin H. Childress,
who was nominated in the July
Democratic primary for q Nor
folk seat in the House Of Dele
gates. had planned to study
medicine but switched TO law
after he lost his right arm TO
Q Nazt shell.
He was confined to Army
hospitals for three years after
he was wounded December II.
1914. during an attack by the
Third Army near Ma ncy,
France. He was awarded the
bronze star for gallantry in ac-
ton.
Born In Norfolk
Mr.. Childress, who was born
in Norfolk December IL, 1925.
had enlisted In the Army
shortly after his graduation
from Maury High School in
1943.
After his discharge from the
Army he entered the Univer-
sity Of Virginia where he re-
ceived Q bachelor Of arts de-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

H~ORIZONTALES:
1-Astro
4-Fanloso navegante
9-Mayo o JUNO
12-Epoca
13-Agrede
14-Cocino en- seco
15-De ovejas por ejemplo
17-Ejercer ell sufragio
19--Ala sin plumas
20-Fruta
21-Existiran
23-Rociaras con aqua
26-Duracion eterna, Pl.
27-Lampara naval
28-Punto cardinal, Adv.
29-Preposicion, Inv.
30-Domesticay
determination
32-Pronombre ingles
33-Pla7as de toros
34-Estafa
35-Abrigo anticuado
37-Simios
38-Amsrras
39-Lastimada
z0-Pasar por un tamil
42-Vasijas para liquidos
45-Del verbo asar
46-Entretenido
48--Le.ra castellana
49-Artjculo, Pl.
50-Serones
51-Ap6cope de santo
VERTICALES:
1-Existir
2-Rece
3-Estandartes romanos
4-Pieza de a~rtilleria
5-Nombre de varios empera-
dores alemanes
6-Articulo. Pl,
7-Dia|ecto provenzal
Sir en- barco
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Bodos de AIsodon

Hoy celebran la grata OCCASION
de sus Bodas de Algodon, Sc
gundo aniversario matrimonial,
ell senior Carlos Bustamante RE
go y sonora, Clotilde Diaz de
Bustamante, miembros estima-
dos de nuestra colonia Guiana
residente en- Miami. q.
Vayan para ellos nuestras Ca
ras felicitaciopes y votos porque
disfruten de largos amos. de d.
cha conyugal.
Poro Colombo a
Por la via aerea saldra para
Cali, Colombia a disfrutar de I'm
mes de recreo la gentil dana
sonora Marina Lozano de Mar.
quez, scompanada de sus peque'
nos ninos fernando y Roberto
Marquee, y de su sobrina la Sc
norita Marta Elena Lozano. Los
despedimos cordialmente y lie!
deseamos un feliz viaje.
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

9--Quitar la vida
l~0-Demostrativo
11-Hermana ........
1~6-Extremidades de las aveS
16--De palabra
20-Pesares
21-Relativo a la vejez
22--Impida
23-Nombre de varon
Palma
25--Liaeas trigonometricas
27-En los castillos
30-Froveyeras
31-Etapas ultimas
33-Alusion a un hecho
34-Del verbo loser
36--Tienes valor
37-Signo aritmetico
39-Tejido muy fuerte
40-Oxido de calcio
41-Plantigrado
42--Rio de Espana
43- -Existia
44-Hoia purgante
47--Caso de pronombre
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

mismO y, 81 no sabe vivir
solo, ACADIA p0r ser prOfunda.
mente desgraciadO.
Quien deseee aprovechar to.
das las Op0rtunidades que lie
brinda SUI pOsici6n en- ell mum
do debe tratar de hacer ami.
COS, no rehuir Ocupar cargos,
zanzibar impresiOnes con la
gerte y vivir prOyectadO ha.
cha afuera en- lugar de re-
plegarse demasiadO en- 81
mismO.
El NAL tiene SUI tratamien.
TO y ell tratamiento exige un
esfuerZO. C0nsiste en- atrever-
sc constantemente a cOsaS a
las que antics no nos atrevia-
mos, en- entablar conversation
con gentes desconOcidas, en-
deseartar la sensation del ri.
diculO, en- c0nvencernOs de
que vaiem0s pOr 10 menOs tan
to como nuestrOs amigos.
81 es listed timida, como di.
ee en- SUI carta, tracese un
plan y. sigalo con decision y
fe y muy prOntO tendra la
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
LABOR Ed UCAT|VA
De LA TELEVlS|0N

Una nueva dimension la te-
lewiston ha sido agregada aho-
ra a la educacion en- la eiudad
de Nueva York. Ell Department
to de Education del Estado de
Nueva York ha agregado IS no.
ras semanales a sus programs
de education, que pueden ser
captados en- un radio a 100 mi.
Has del trasmisor ubicado en- Ell
Empire State Building.
Entire los eursos ofrecidos es-
ia ell castellano, ciencias, ingles,
musica, fisica, frances para adul-
tos y cursos para profesores de
matematicas. Los futuros eur
SOS proyectados son cursos uni
v%ersitarios para adultos y pro-
gramas especiales para jovenes
pfeuniversitarios.
Trece profesores seRecciona-
dos entire las. diversas universe
dades estan dictando estos cur
SOS televisados. Las escuelas de
Nueva York tienen actualmente
amos 220 aparatos de televisi6n
para sefvir a $50 mil alum
nos. A medida que los progra-
mas demuestran SUI utilidad,
Sc espera que mas escueias
eompren aparatos de tievisi6n
para gus alumnos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

Pesame
En- dias pasados falleci6 en-
esta ciudad la gentil matrona
sonora Juliana De Castillo, de
Coral Gables.
Lamentamos SUI desperation
y enviamos nuestras mas EXPIRE
sivas frases de condolencia a sus
hijos Alfredo, Anthony y Joseph,
a SUI .hija, sonora de Clyde At.
kins, y numerosos nietos.
fDescanse en- paz!
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
LA TIMIDEZ

1A1N AAlAADGH
Querida Amaranta: Soy I'm
joven de 10 amos y estoy de-
sesperada porque, a pesar de
ger atractiva, no tengo novio
auh. Mis- amigos, incluso algu-
ras que son interiors; a mi,
tienen mucha mas suerte Y
estan siempre rodeadas de
pretendientes. Creo que la
causa de 10 que me ocurre es
mi timidez. iCree listed que
la timidez es un grave defec-
to? Cree listed que puede
veneerse?
Norma
Para negar a tener una per.
sonalidad atractiva es precise
saberse conducir en- publicO
con desembarazO y divide de
81 mismO. Las muehaehas ii.
midas suponen que la genie
esta pendiente de elias y, pa.
"a evitar ser objetO de criti-
cas-, sc meten en- un rinc0n
sin atreverse a deeir una pa
labra.
La genie entonees interpre.
ia tai .actitud como dese0 de
aislaruentO y, naturalmen-
tie, 10 respeta. Ell timidO es
victima de una enfermedad de
la imagination que cOnsiste
en- "0bservar al observadOr",
es decir en- pensar eonstante-
mente en- 10 que pOdran pen.
sar los demas de nOsOtr0s.
Sin embargo, es facil ven.
GER csc gran defectO que nos
yeda de muchas satisfaeciones
y de posibles exitos. TODD
es question de proponerselo,
despues de haber llegado a es-
tas dos cOnclusiones: a. Que
somos POGO mas o menOs igua-
les a los demas, porque no
hay nadie que earezca de
defectos y f2) Que no nos
debe importar 10 que digan
los murmuradores y los maldi-
cientes.
Es precise luchar contra la
timidez porque ell tfmid0 POGO
a POGO Sc va replegando en- 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
DATO


La gran frecuencia de neu-
rosis demuestra que las difficult
tades psiquicas engendradas por
las condolences .culturales, SUI
peran la capacidad media de la
genie para afrontarlas.
Rita Hayworth Sc llama en-
realidad Rita Cansino, nombre
que uso durante cierto tempo
en- la p~antalla. Nacio ell Z de
octubre de 1913.
I'm reloj de pulsera desper-
tabor que interrumpoe ell sueno
de quien 10 lleva y que actua
por vibracion es producido aho-
ra en- gran escala por la. indus
tria suiza.
De cada mil personals lnglesas
sesenta y cuatro Sc llaman Ma
ria, sesenta y seis Guillermo,
sesenta y dos Juan y sesenta
Elisa.
Tan larga es la vida del ele-
fante que a los veinticinco amos
todavia Sc lie considera peque-
no.
FL documento grafico mas an
tiglo sobre matematicas Sc ha-
LA representado por I'm papiro
escrito en- $50 a. de J.C. por
Ahnes, matematico egipcio. En-
Ell Sc observa que ell cero toda-
via no existia como numero.
Ell cantante Caruso, siempre
ideaba alguna combination pa
"a dejar en- todas las ciudades
donde actuaba parte de las SUI
mas que percibia.
Paris tuvo SUI primera exposi-
cion universal en- ell ano 1855 y
la segunda en- 1867, ambas pre-
paradas por ell emperador Ma
poleon III.
Fue Ovidio quien puso en- bo-
ca de Medea estas palabras; xvi
dec meliora prologue, deterio-
ra sequor", las cuales indican
que al hombre a quien SUI inteli-
gencia recta lie permite yer Ell
bie1, que aprueba, SUI debilidad
de caracter 10 arrastra a realizar
ell NAL.
La yema de huevo contiene
buena cantidad de vitaminas A.,
D., y B.
$50
Ell momento culminante de
"La Favorita" es ell cuarto acto,
en- ell cual Donizetti alcanza ele-
vauas alturas de intensidad dra-
matica. Sin embargo, segun las
resenas, no tardo en- escribirlo
nj cuatro horas.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Reception consuIor

Los miembros del CuerpO
Consular ofreceran una recep-
cion en- los lujosos salones del
Sky Room del Hotel dupont
Plaza de esta ciudad ell domin-
go, Is de enero, a las $50 PM,
en- honor del Alcalde de Miami
y demas dignatarios del Munich
pic y del Condado de Dade, re-
presentantes de %nuestros mas al
tos circulos industriales, civicos
y bancarios y personalidades
h-ispanoamericanas que Sc en-
contraran de paso en- Miami pa
ra esa fecha.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

81 New York Times" comeri
to en- un editorial este progra-
ma televisado diciendo que es
ell primero financiado por Ell
publico en- gran escala en- Ia
ciudad de Nueva York: "esta
es una bella oportunidad para
hacer uso de la televisi6n CO.
mo pillar de la educacion y de
este modo justificar SUI exis-
tencia. La televii6n puede ser I'm
medic de communication efectiva-
mente educational de gran va
lor y ha probable serlo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
BACALAO A LA vIZCAINA

~ libra de bacalao.
IL taxa de aceite de OLIVIA
IL taxa de salsa de tomato
2 cebollas rebanadas
2 taxa de aceitunas
1 libra de papas rebanadas
Q dientes de ajo
libra de papas rebanadas
. pimientos maduros asados
l taxa de pasas.
Ponga ell bacalao en- aqua ca
liente, quite ell pellejo y las es-
.pinas y corte en- pedazos de ia
mano mediano. En- una cazuela
ponga camadas de bacalao, &C.
bollas y papas, la salsa de toma-
tie, las aceitunas, las alcaparras
Y las pasas, ell ajo y tiras de pi-
mientos. Vierta ell aceite y cue
"a a fuego lento durante 0 mi
nutos. Puede cocerse en- ell hor.
no.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Enfernna

Guarda CANA en- su Residential
de Miami Beach desde hace al
gunos dias, por motive de que
brantos de salud, la gentil Sc
norita neana Carlo.
Lamentamos la novedad que
lie aqueja y formulamos votos
por su pronto y complete resta-
blecimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Despedida

Por la via aerea saldra proxi-
mamente hacia Lima, Peru, a
disfrutar de una temporada de
vacaciones al lado de su familia
en- la bella capital inca, la gen.
til senorita Rosalia Moreno.
La despedimos cordialmente
deseandole una feliZ travesia y
una permanencia muy placente-
ra al lado de los suyos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
DEL H0GAR-por Netona ALeiandca
poema ne hoy
Anfora

Alzados a tn pelo en- que Ell sol juega
tus brazos como arcadaS primorosas,
semejan las dos asas luminosas
que vuelven tn figura anfora griega.
TIL talle, de que arm6nica despliega
una Ira sus curvas anchurosas,
aun mas convierte en- anfora de rosas
tn cuerpo en- flor, que de esplendores ciega.
Mujer en- fresa y nieve modelada,
no alzo a los aires Grecia consagrada.
I'm anfora rival de tn escultura.
Grecia les model6 vacio ell seno,
mientras ell tuyo, oh diosa!, Sc alza lleno
de amor, de sentimiento y de ternura.
SALVADOR R
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

Soiuci6n al Crucigrama de Aver
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
AImuerzo

AtU1OSTAO
La senorita Car1nita Romero
ofrecio I'm delicioso almuerzo y
juego de casasta en- SUI residen-
cha de Coral Gables en- dias pa
sados para festejar a sus primas
las senoritas Rosario y Ella NAL
donadO, de La Habana, Cuba,
quienes Sc encuentran en- Mia
mi disfrutando de una larga
temporada de recreo.
A tan calido festejo fue invi-
tado un selecto grupo de sus
amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09

~ sentimental
SALVADOR RUEDA
pos' Amaranta

Dinjanse las consultas a BUzON SENTIMENTAL, P. o. Box $50,
International Airport, Miami as, Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o
lectoras Qpe firmen sus cartaS con un pseud6nimo O inicihes.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-09
Bodos de Modero

En- ell dia de hoy celebran la
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de
MADEIRA, cinco amos de venture
sa union conyugal, ell senior Gre.
gorio Perez y sonora, Provi Sc.
rrano de Perez, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia puer-
torriquena residente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras ca.
lurosas felicitaciones y votos por
SUI bienestar.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
Roy Charles &
His Bond Open
Key Club Monday

Ray Charles his band and the
Haoieta. singing trio. open a one
week engagement at the Mime
apoiis Key Club April 8
Winner u the Down Beat IN.
terHatioual Critics Award AZ the
new star IN jazz in 1853 and the
Grand prtx du Diaque by the
French Academy. Charles is some
times referred 70 as representing
the "conscjsnce" ~ Jazz
Blind from tho ago 81 six. Ray
Charles has achieved international
fame ~ rs as a classical blues
singer, pianist saxophanist band
leader, arranger and writer It's
appearance at the Newport Jar
Festival last year waa the hit ~
the show
Fits compositions ] Got = WON
an. recorded by Eiua Presley and
This Little Girl of Mine" re
corded by the EvsrIy brothers both
became his IN tho rock n roll
field ITS Twin cities admirers
know Ray Charles best for his
Atlantic lips. YES Indeed. The
Great Ray Charles" "soui Broth.
err. RAY Charles a. Newport"
and "Hny Charles
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

fiyes In a remote area where no
other employment opportunities
exist
n has been a slow process with
q lgt of encouragement along the
way IN sorne respects u resembles
the kind N small operations that
grew into large farms and ranches
ln the development 81 oar o~n
west.
Alpaonse and LILY have aecum-
uiated some wealth but II is rep
resented largely BY what they have
iB their plantation and humber
operation. That has value only as
Id la worked and made productive
I'D is not easy 20 find buyers for
such an operation. as our own
farmers know too wen
Africa has been good to Al
ph1nae and LILY They are happy
with their accomplishment and
took forward 10 retirement that
wiH be less arduous and less haz
ardgus
There is another important
phase 70 this story Africa has
been good 10 them Have they
been good 20 Africa7 Let's take
look at that side Of the story
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
New Appointments
To SuIes Sfoffs
Announced By Puper

An expanded circulation and
advertising sales campaign haa
been announced by the Spokesman
and Recorder sales manager Curtis
q Chivern. Vice president ~ the
firm which publishes tho Mime
apolia SPOKESMAN 10 Miuneap
oils and the st raul RECORDER
~ so PAU
Mr. Chiyera has announced The
addition ~ three Twin city men
Ia the sales STAIR
In a. Paul Ira g. Alien, B42
Igiehatt ard tioyai II gooden, OF
Igiohart havn Joined the staff to
push so Paul RECORDER circul
alton ard 40 sales
IN Minneapolis curtis q Ewing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

Of Sparrow Road Excelsior has
besa hdied to the advertising staff
Mr. Ewing IL a former postal em-
ployc an active moubar ~ tho
Bahai faith
Alien has beer active IN Local
bls and the LoaferB Club. In mar
rtod has three children
Mr. Gnoden. IA active IN Local
$40 and Is secretaty.treaaursr ~
the Local 5ls Credit Union and real
estate sales
Mr. ChiYbra aad Twin city
Negroes spend 30 million dollars
year with local FIRMS for the
necessities Of life certain per.
contaRe Of that money Is expended
for advertising We feel that
portion of that sum should be
spon, In the community media
which serves the particular needs
~ The Negro community"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
DR i.AMnRGIrr. -
NOTED CLEVELAND
MEDIC, DIES

Cleveland ohio amp Or
Middleton n f.ambright. who prnea
ticed here for go years. passed
away az his home
nr tamhught was born ia
aummervtlls 81 c shortly after
hts parents we're freed from alav.
cry
He was graduate 81 Ciatlin
University NJ ofaugcburg 8 G.
and obtained hig medical degree
from Mehasry Medical College in
Nashville Tenn
After a abort practice IN Kansas
city pr tambught moved 70
Cleveland Ia 1928 and later he.
came ono o. the founders of The
Fnrrst city Hospital
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

Jeasie shepard talks 90 hundreds
~ women In the Twin Cities each
month In covering the S0cials an
Personal news items OF the two
towns. --~ aliyt.
some men are 10 afraid Of do
ing wrong that they never do
right" --- Charles r.. Follen.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
STEAL FAINT
BRUSHES. DOOR KNOBS
IItnM NEW HOME

The negy home almost eomplei
ga II Mr. and Mrs Charles Rogers
at 500 no Oxford was burgiarizad
THURSDAY night March 20 Tho
theft was reported By Mr. Rogers
on Friday morning March "a
The thieves took 10 paint brush
ea. valued al 800 a stapler valued
AT $3.50 one lock. three door
knobs AZ St760. ten saah locks
valusd at $3.50
All the property stolen belonged
10 the a Berg Go, contractors
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

the Spokesman ard Recorder staff
L. intended - strengthen our ef-
forts 10 obtain for the chief corn
fpuni'Y medals a rtRhtful share u
the advertising dollar II IL only in
this way that our papers viii be
able 20 improve the services they
have rendered through their 25
years Of operation
This year "a the Silver annivef
Bary a the ap0.lesman ard He.
Cgfder papers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
1904 AIDRIcn avs. so.
J s.R. srucco DUPLEX
1QAa Ser Ave soufh

Iuss 20 wears obs Near AZ a ptn
Priced rxht PA ISIS agent
SIS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

1.-THE Unli~d Negro college FUND.
through It's mvmber colleges -
cSteading equality of opportunity
Ia an ever growing number nf
Young Americans "-=I Harry fscla.
fante,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath z5s 18th Ave South. Can Mr.
Blackrnan FE. 9-58lo for informs-
ton. S-tf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY as
AoAq THIRD AVE. SOUTH

Efficiently arranged stucco bunga-
low Gas heat. needs no decorating
Year around knotty pine sleeping
porch Two bedrooms. - X IL, NV
ing room with dining area Large
recreation area ia painted base
ment and complete set Of avn
ings Large garage yard In ex-
ceilent condition Low taxes. early
occupancy and excellent neighbor.
hood See to appreciate ia. 5-0639
S-36 4 r. SO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

RAJ ESTAfM
$50 Elwoud Ave North 10 room
duplex. 81 600 $500 down
1928 Pleasant Ave South Duplex
Five rooms and bath each floor
$40 300 $500 down
Open House Sunday, Apr 3 20
pm. 1929 Portland Three bedroom
stucco bungalow Two car attached
garage Assume FILA mortgage
1914 Clinton Ave, So. New three
bedroom rambler Two fircplacea
huiitsin kitchen Leads OF eHtrai
S23 500 FILA or Oh
WIN build 10 your specification on
lots it29 and 4l33 Firth Ave. SO
Johnson & Associates
400 G. 3sih 81.
Taylor 4-022s Taylor 7-i996
S~86
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
isGs T. 5l = s..sssss5s ~! llll
l3l;E$II1l3!l;I!G
RIAi estate FoR sAlH

THREE ROOM furnished cabin
On Lake Sullivan 100 n. shoreline.
s2,500. Terms. IA. 4-92S8 or Akin
MINI 3iFll1 S-3s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
QUEEN AVE. NORTH
FOuRplEx
Sl2, 5oO-S5oO DOWN

SIPS monthly payments Four fln
baths and four kitchens Fun base.
ment furnace double garage ia
g-s6g7. S-36
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

MINI, 8lFIIAa $40
1853 Humboldt Ave No ? BR..
Close 10 transportation and schools
Low down payment Monthly pay
mentn like rent
1910 Fifth Ave No Stucco 2
B.R's plus expansion space. Full
basement, gas heat 81 500, 81 200
On.
474i Fourth Ave SO Stucco 4
BR's with huge living room. Full
basement, gas heat. SIP 800.
BAILEY REALTY
IA. 5-04o6 IA. 4-354I
$3.50
The people's voice., 1959-08-28
Did NAM Write the BiIl2
Sure, COP Scion Admits

Congressman Clare Hoffman (R-
Mich.), one of the most anti-labor
members of the House, SPILLED the
beans" during the climactic House
debate on the Landrum- Griffin bill
about who really drafted that bill.
"The charge was made" said
Hoffman, that the NAM wrote it.
OF course, they had finger in the
pie, and why should they not? And
of course the Chamber of Com
merce had a hand and foot in IL as
was their right and duty.
81 have gone along with those tive
groups" Hoffman continued. "They
are fine. They give some of the most
pleasing dinners downtown that you
have ever tasted"
Hoffman objected, however, that
he himself was not allowed in the
inner circle of -CofC strate-
gists who drafted and put over the
"killer" labor bill. "For myself"
Hoffman complained, 81 never knew
what they were up to, although, | sus-
pected, and | understood who was
writing the bill. LABOR
The people's voice., 1959-08-28

America, Ralph Cordiner of General
Electric Co., C. G. Mortimer, Jr., of
General Foods Corp, and others.
More than half the LOTT companies
listed on the New York Stock Ex-
change have cut their officials in on
various stock option plans, AFL-CIO
says. Many other companies, listed
and unlisted, have adopted such plans,
it adds.
Income tax is only 25 per cent on
profit made by exercising a stock op-
tion of the kind mentioned here. Other
income is subject to tax that is
graduated upward to 81 per cent de-
pending on income.
There is only one way to remove
this injustice, the IUD says. That is
to restore the provision of the law
that made stock option schemes i'm
possible before 1850. = THE MA
CHINIST.
The people's voice., 1959-08-28
.Sufeway Clerks
In Billings Get
IS Cents Bump

Billings area Retail Clerks Union
members employed by Safeway Stores
have recently completed negotiations
of a one-year contract which calls for
15 cents an hour pay increase across
the board, Melvin Marrone reported
at, the summer meeting of the State
Council of Retail Clerks held in Hell
ena, Sunday. Between 70 and 80
clerks are affected by the pay in
crease.
Marrone is an international repre-
sentative of the Retail Clerks, as
signed several months ago to carry
on an organizational campaign in the
Billings area.
In reporting to the council on or
ganizational activities in the Midland
Empire, the Int'l. Representative said
that Billings is now showing the first
concerted growth in clerks union
in many years.
Sundays meeting was presided
over by council president Rogers of
the Great Falls clerks local. Mrs.
Emiline Reeves, Great Falls, is secre-
tary of the council.
The fall council meeting will be held
in November. Location of that meet
ing will be announced at later date.