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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31


Washington, Lillian Lane, Dora
Washington, Shirley Stennis, An
ME X. Pinson, and Dollye M. E.
Robinson.
The engagement of Miss Mary
Eta Edmonds to Ulysses Stanley
Harvey was announced this week.
Miss Edmonds is the daughter
of Reverend and Mrs. David Dud-
ley Edmonds of Dublin, Georgia,
and is employed at Mississippi Vo-
cational College, Ttta Bena, Missis-
sippi.
Harvey is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Harvey of Gloster,
Mississippi and also is a member
of Mississippi Vocational College
Faculty.
The Gay Modernettes held their
first meeting of the year Sunday,
January IL at 315 E. Church St.
with Miss Rosie Wilson as hostess.
Members who attended the meet
ing were as follows: Mrs. Dorothea
Lee, President; Mrs. Alma Will
liams, Mrs. Carrie Carren, Mrs.
Ollie Hemming, Mrs. Eddie Ben
son, Mrs. Mary Melton and Miss
Wilson.
A general business session was
held in which the project for the
year and a valentines party were
discussed. After the business ses-
sion Miss Wilson served a tasty
lunch and the regular games of
bingo were played.
The next meeting will be held
Sunday, January %, at Mrs. Eddie
Benson's, 1908 Lanier Avenue at
a pm.
The Junior Matrons Auxiliary of
New Mount Zion met Sunday with
Mrs. Pearline Bucks serving as
hostess. The lesson (Which Road
Are You Going to Take" was Won
derfully taught by Mrs. Eddie M.
Johnson.
After the business session a very
tasty repast was served to the fol-
lowing members: Mesdames Elmo
ra Matthews, Elease Morgan,
Elease Nichols, Ruth Huddleston,
Thelma Caldwell, Geneva Seaton,
Marie Henry, Velma Coleman,
Anna Ross, Eddie Mae Johnson,
Pearline Burks, Ruth Langford'
Misses Florene Hardy, La Pearl
Moore, Little Ernestine Johnson,
and Siley Ann Hicks, guests.
The next meeting will be held Feb
rurary 1, with Mrs. Velma Cole
man of 2402 Powers Avenue at
4:30 pm.
Mrs. African Lezie, 900 Anna
Bank Street, was recently honored
with a surprise birthday party in
her home. Present were: Mesdames
Allene Walker, Walden Everage;
little Tanya Lezie; Mesdames Elisa
Sutton, Agnes Allen, African Lezie,
honoree; Mrs. Allena Dunkin; lit
tie Sheriff; and Mrs. Daisy Willis,
Mrs. Mary Taylor, John H. Allen,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31

Last sunday, January I0Cn was
M. Hubert, the meeting was pre-
sided over by the vice president
Mrs. D. T. Hall. During the bust
ness session, plans were completed
for the Annual Race Relations
Program to be given February 9Th
at 4 o'clock pm. at Central ME.
Church. An interesting talk on
Accomplishment of Outstanding
Negroes In Politics" was given by
Mrs. Sadie Hall. During the So
cial Hour, the hostess served de-
licious luncheon to the following
members and guests; Mesdames B..
C. Code, H. L. Denton, D. T. Hall,
S. c. Hill, w. L. Johnson, L. b.
Walker, E. R. Lovelace, G. C. Mos
ley, Sr., L. L. Romans, Miss Wv
ian Romans, and Mrs. George
Owens, and Mrs. Kinchloe. The
members were happy to have Pres
ident Kinchloe in for interesting
remarks of welcome.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31

We are very sorry to report that
Mrs. Anna Bruce is very i'll in bed
this week. She is at her sons and
daughter-in-law's home, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Barnes. We pray that
she will have a speedy recovery,
and be up and around again very
soon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31
TayIorsviIIe News

The Mississippi Baptist Seminary
of Shady Oak M. B. Church will
have a program on Friday night,
February 20, 1859 at 7:30. Each
and everyone is cordially invited.
We would like to have a packed
house that night. Rev. G. C. Well
will be one of the guest speakers,
also Mrs. c. L. Owens and others.
Rev. Wells is asking Hopewell
Choir to come and bring two num-
bers. We are praying to have a
fine spiritual and financial pro-
gram. We had some good teachers
this weekend. They were: Rev.
J. H. Hearing and Rev. G. C. Wells,
teachers of class number two, and
Mr.. Price of Collins, Miss, is the
teacher in class number one. He
has been teaching the Bible from
these books: Ephesians, Philippi-
ans, Colossians, and the Apostle
Paul. Mr.. Price of Collins, Miss,
is the dean of our Seminary.
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Moss Point News

School are getting ready for the
Grand Carnival Ball. From Sec
ton / of the B Grade, Laura Jack
son is running for Queen, Arthur
Campbell is running for King.
From Section 2 Anita Seahorn is
running for Queen, and Charles
Richardson is running for King.
The Carnival Ball will be held at
Magnolia High School on February
6, 1859. We all have plans to have
very nice time. Each class has
boy and girl running for King
and Queen. We are also working
hard toward a grand March of
Dimes Ball in 1869 on January
31st at the V. F. w. Post Rachel
Bradley was crowned for the
March of Dimes. Queen.
The basketball team consist of
Grades 8 through IL. The basket
ball team has started out very sue
cessfully. The coaches are Mrs. D.
V. Carter and Mr.. l. L. Mobley.
They are playing hard toward the
championship in 1859. The names
of the basketball girls are: Agnes
Mason, Jimmie Ruth Gladney, Bet
ty Marion, Nancy Minis, Deloris
Edwards, Arelean Fountain, Callie
Poke, Helen Roberin, Thelma Muir
ry, Zettie Franklin, leila Dicker-
son, Corzetha Bolton, Lille Boaies,
and Mary Gladney. Their coach is
Mrs. D. V. Carter. The names of
the basketball boys are: Robert
Evans, Lawrence Cooper, Otis Nc
Cory, Adolph Joseph, Matthews
Wells, Calvin Millered, Jimmie
Jones, Levant Cherry, Herbert
Wiley, Toussaint Whisenton, and
Gerald Douglas. Their coach is
Mr.. l. L. Mobley.
On February %, 1859 Goose Ia
tum will be at Magnolia High
School. This is for the benefit of
band suits which we are hoping
for.
Magnolia High School has very
successful Hi Y and Tri Hi Y club
this year. On last Wednesday
night, Mrs. F. M. Campbell gave
grand dance at Magnolia High
School. We had music by the
Romances Rhythm Tones, featur-
ing Lawrence Cooper, Cylide Nee
dom, Ike Williams, Willie McCory,
Samuel Moore, A. c. Bradley and
Toussaint Whisenton. The Ro-
mances featuring Alton Pickett,
Excel Dorsette, Gilbert Giberler-
lee, Clarence Turner and Freddie
Gray.
The most thrilling thing around
Magnolia High School is the beau
tiful voice of Elvertha Robertson,
and the Teen Queens, who are:
Ethel Barnes, Margaret Stanton,
Carol Morisette and Deloris Wash
ington.
Dawson, Mrs. Jessie E. Miller.
Rev. E. A. Mays, Mr.. and Mrs.
MCGEE, Miss Helen M. Younger,
Mrs. Fannie L. Harrion and Miss
Margaret Coleman.
We meet each fourth Tuesday.
SPECIAL NOTICE ADULTS
Bible Glass - Thursday -1O-11
am.
Sewing = Thursday - 1880
pm.
Tipping Tuesday and Thurs
day-6-7 pm.
Shorthand-Tuesday and Thurs
day - 7-8 pm.
Leathercraft-Thursday- 1880
pm.
Chorus = Wednesday and FRI
day-5-7 pm.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31
BILOXI News

The M. F. Nichols High School
will have it's 18th Annual Memo
rial Program Monday January &c,
1859 at 2 o'clock p. m. in the Mich
OILS Auditorium. We pause to pay
homage in memory of outstanding
Educators who have rendered SER
vice in our school. They are the
late Prof. NJ. F. Nichols, Mrs. l..
B. Lowe, Supt. A. E. Scruggs, and
Miss Lilly Bowman coordinating
Principal The latter who were ad-
illustrators in the Biloxi High
School System. The other were
connected directly with our school.
Mr.. Vernon Bradford will be the
guest speaker, with others on pro-
gram. You are invited to attend.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31
SOCIETY SLANTS

Rumble, Katheryn Weathersby,
Gladys Hardy, Gladys Gill, Ernes-
tine Holloway, F. o. Alexander,
Virginia Potts Jones, Carolyn
Washington, Lillian Lane, Dora
Washington, Shirley Stennis, An
ME X. Pinson, and Dollye M. E..
Robinson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31

The P. T. A. met at the Hope
we'll High School Friday night at
1880 pm. The meeting was called
to order by the president. Song
and prayer by the chaplain. The
president called for the business
session. Mr.. j. w. Knox made his
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31
EDWARDS NEWS

The Cherry Grove NJ. B. Church
held its regular service Sunday
January 18th. Sunday School at
10 o'clock am, with Supt. Ellis
Irving. Prof. S. F. Fortuer, Dean
of the Kinds County Sunday School
and B. T. u. Congress as our
guest. At 1890 the pastor brought
the message, his subject God viii
Provide" 1t was enjoyed by all.
Money raised $95.07. After the
Lords Supper, hand shake. Mrs.
Ira Mills, clerk, Rev. A. NJ. Peter
son pastor.
Mr.. Sherman w. Lynch of De-
troit, Michigan, is home visiting
his mother Mrs. Emma Lynch and
other relatives and friends. He is
also attending to some important
BUSINESS.
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The P. T. A. of the Nichols High

The P. T. A. of the Nichols High
a big as well as a glorious day
being their 1st meeting Sunday
for 1859 at 10 o'clock am. Sun
day School. Brother Sylvester
Jamison Supt. II o'clock the pastor
brought the message, it wa S
both intellectual as we'll as spirit
ual. Subject: 81 Long for the
Lord. Then, the Lords Supper
was preserved. The parting song
was Precious Lord Take My
Hand. Money raised $4,000. Bro.
Sylvester Jamison clerk, Rev. E..
c. Cornelious pastor.
Rev. James F. Wallace, father
of Mrs. Bertha Wallace Bowman,
Mrs. Amanda Wallace Robinson,
and Mr.. George Wallace, is at the
Vicksburg Hospital at Vicksburg,
Mississippi. He is reported much
better after undergoing a minor
operation.
Mrs. Mary Blue is home for a
few weeks from York, Pennsylvan-
la. She is visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Pauline Gilmore from Gary,
Indiana is here visiting parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilmore, who
have just recently moved to their
new home on Vicksburg Highway.
Little Miss BELL" Minnie Bell
Gilmore joined Kingly Chapel SUM-
day School last Sunday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31
TEEN AGE CONFERENCE
January 3O-31. 1889

The Teenagers of the Branch
YWCA are in for treat this week
end as we meet, sleep and eat to-
gether. Our theme for this meet
ing is "How Do l Measure Up"
The following persons will discuss
the theme in this fashion:
FRIENDSHIPS. S. Boston Teacher
at Lanier High School.
School-Mrs. w. J. Gipson -
Counselor at Lanier High School.
Communicates. S. L. Whitney
Pastor of Parish st. Baptist
Church.
Church-Rev. E. A. Mays -
Pastor of Central Methodist Oh.
Family-Miss Maggie Little.
Self-Mrs. Hazel T. Jones -
Counselor at Hill High School.
Teenagers this is your time for
self-discovery. Be present Friday
and Saturday. If you cannot spend
the night, come to Conference any
way. I'll be seeing you.
The Branch YWCA held its Jan
uary Public Affairs Luncheon and
Dinner on Tuesday, January 27.
The Discussion leader for the II
noon Luncheon was Miss Minnie
Parish, Girl Scout Field Worker
Miss Parish shared with us her
varied experience on "Your Child
Grows Up"
Those present were: Mrs. M. NJ
Marshall, Mrs. A. M. Turner, B
T. Beauchamp, C. Langston, T
M. Mccullough, Miss E. Randle
Mrs. G. E. Howard, Mrs. Sarah
Harvey, NJ. j. Pace, w. R. Dyson
L. B. Jones, Flossie Fortner anC
Miss Margaret Brown.
The pm. dinner meeting was
very helrful as we discussed the
theme "Your Child Grows Up
The leaders were: Mrs. Helen w
Griffin Teacher at Lanier High
School, Mrs. E. E. Sampson-Chilc
Welfare Worker and Prof. L. Y
Observation-Disclosures of Smith Rob
ertson School. Others present were
Mrs. S. B. Walton, Mrs. Hatti'
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Dawson, Mrs. Jessie E. Miller,
Rev. E. A. Mays, Mr.. and Mrs.
MCGEE, Miss Helen M. Younger,
Mrs. Fannie L. Harrion and Miss
Margaret Coleman.
We meet each fourth Tuesday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31

On February %, 1869 Goose Ia
tum will be at Magnolia High
School. This is for the benefit of
band suits which we are hoping
for.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31

Last Sunday, January 25th was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-01-31

Mrs. Earstine Cypress of w.
Pearl Street, has returned home
after spending several months in
Chicago with her daughter and
family Mrs. Muriel Hammond.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14
Entreqardn Distintivo a los
,Medicos del Ejercito Rebe|de
Les otorsardn ell "Pvlpo de Orc" a
los Graduates en- 1914

res: Adolfo Rodriguez de la We
ga, Alberto Ibietarramendia,
Rene Vallejo Ortiz, Flavio
H. Ponvert Guerra, Juan Ma
nuel Vidal zebra Marcelno
Gonzalez Serrano, ArmandoS de
Cardenas Aranguren, Mariana
Sori Marin, Manuel Triana Diaz,
Sergio Fernandez Jordan y Nor
berto Martinez Garcia.
Seguidamente hara uso de Ia
palabra a nombre de los medi-
cos del Ejercito Rebelde en- la
Sierra del E~scambray, ell doc
tor Adolfo Rodriguez de la We.
ga, siguiendole ell doctor Rene
Vallejo Ortiz, que agradecera
la distinction a nombre de los
medicos del Ejercito Rebelde en-
la Sierra Maestro.
Finalmente hablara a nombre
de los medicos presses y exila-
dos en- ell proceso revoluciona-
rio, ell doctor Jose M. Vidal Ye.
bra, resumiendo ell acto Ell pre-
sidente del Colegio Medico Ma
ci6nal, DR.. Raul de Velazco Guz
man. -
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14
Interviewer 0ficiaImente en-
Camagiey Bienes ha|versados
Nuevitos, Moron, Jotibonieo, Santa
Cruz y Gvdimaro en- Ia Listo

LA ~HABANA-Delegado
Provincial en- Camagiiey, senior
Pedro Lester Delgado, remitio
al Ministro, doctor Perez Her
nandez, la siguiente relacion.
por municipios, de edificios, fin
cas- y casas que han quedado off
cialmente intervenidas:
Jatibonico: casa y edificios del
ex captain, es Alcalde y ex Re-
presentante a la Camara, Manuel
de Jesus Lopez; casa del ex vi
gilante Miguel DUDE de Blanco;
car - e: r al V ex Alcal-
de '-~?su NJ,
nuel Pay5n Melero; case del ex
vigilante Limo SaIas Lee n; casa
de Semen Hernandez Leon; casa
del ex soldado Lazaro Quintani-
la, y casa del ex sargento Ar
malido Rodriguez
GudlHarO: casa en- Ell central
"Elia" del ex CONCEAL Arturo
Enrique Sosa; casa del ex Alcal-
de Miguel Torres Rivero; casa
del ex tosero municipal Rigober
to Torres Caballero; casa del ex
vigilante Eduardo David Sardi-
has; casa del ex captain Barrel
70 Suarez.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14
Pen6iones y Jubi|aciones del
Congress- son Depuradas
Situodos en- Hueiendo $36e,761.76
Poro Posos Atrasados de Dos Moses

LA ~HABANA.-La delegada
del gobierno revolucionario en-
Ell SECURE del Congreso, sonora
Elvira Diaz Vallina, dio a como
Ger la situacion de esa institu-
eion, asi como algunos aspec-
tos de SUI reestructuracion y pro-
yecciones, de acuerdo con los
eambios gu enormaran la vida
del pals.
Dijo que ell SECURE del Con-
greso debe en- estos rnomentos
dos rnensualidades a sus usu-
fructuarios y empleados actua-
les e-nero y febrero- y ell
Ministerio de Hacienda ha situa
do 1869, 716.76 para ell pago de
una de esas mensualidades, ha-
biendose prometido que en- ell
plazo tie 5 dias situar los fon-
dos correspondence a la otra
mensualidad adeudada, no obs
tante 10 cual Sc pondra al dia
81 pago de los empleados, otili-
Ell. pago de los empleados, utili-
zando los fondos que ell SECURE
posee en- ell banco, ascendente
q la cantidad aproximada de
$4,000
"Nuestro principal objective
a-iadi6- es que Sc cumpla la
finalidad para la cual Sc cre6
este SECURE del Congreso: case
gurar la subsistencia por anti
giiedad, vejez o invalidez para
Ell trabajo de todos sus benefi-
eiarios''; y para 10 cual estamos
hacienda todas las investigated
mes de depuracion necesarias,
que ~afectaran a los completes
de la dictadura de Batista, asf
como a las personals que po-
seen grandes ingresos y que,
por tanto, no necesitan de los
beneficios del SECURE. Entire
nuestros planes podemos cor,tar
con la decision de hacer entire
ga personal de los cheques a
los heneticiorio~ dr, ee~r~o. con
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14
Mu|ta y Prision Para los Que
vio|en Ia Ley de Narcotieos
serdn Aplieodas a los Farmaeeutieos que
Vendan Drogas no ~Inserifos en- solubridod

LA ~HABANA.-Las sanc-?oi
Aes que senala ell Regfamento
de la Ley de Farmacia y ell CO
digo de Defensa Social, que in
cluyen multas y privacion de IL
bertad, seran impuestas a todos
los farmaceuticos que vendan al
pdblico productos no inscriptos
en- ell Ministerio de Salubridad,
seg1n ponencia aprobada por la
Junta General de Salubridad, de
cuyo eumplimiento Sc notified
aver en- una session de ese orga-
Yismo que fue presidida por ell
doctor Juan Martinez Paez, en-
su calidad de Director General
de Salubridad.
La session fue iniciada con Ia
presentation del doctor Juan
Martinez Paez, que asumio la
jefatura de la Junta de Salu-
bridad en- SUI calidad de nueyo
Director General del ramo, por
ell s~ecretario de ese ORGANISING,
Or. oJse M. Varo1a, ante Ia
east totalidad de los vocales, an
ties de comenzar la orden del
dia.
En- esa OCCASION, Ell doctor Mar
tinez Paez declare que Sc SEN
tia muy honrado con presidir
Ia Junta Nacional de Salubri-
dad y recababa la cooperation
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14

Nuevitas: finca Santa Lu-
cia", con 100 caballerias, de Jor-
ge G. Mendoza y Silvio de Car
denas, hiio; finca La Teja'', con
100 caballerias; del ex goberna-
dor provincial Eduardo Zayas
Bazan Recio; finca Gel Rubi",
con so caballerfas, del ex jefe
de la Policia Judicial, Herman
Santiesteban; finca "Las Nue.
vas" Y colonia "San Salvador,
de Felix Medina, para inventa-
riar en- las mismas ell ganado del
ex vigilante Lazaro Castellon;
cas-. del ex w "nte L5zaro Cas-
tellon; casa del ex vigilante Ge-
rardo Trui3lo y casa Gel ex sar-
gento del SIM, Antonio Mesa.
Moron; propiedades de Car
los de la Tore Llaurad6 y del
ex alcalde municipal, Manuel
Pardo Jimenez:
San Cruz del Sur: edificio del
Santa Cruz Yacht Club" y bote
Aida, propiedad ambos del
doctor Miguel A. Perez Manri-
que y edificio y propiedsdes del
"Sur Club, de Domingo Pinei-
70 Curnov."
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14

LA HABANA.- Para hacer
entrega de los distintivos "Pul-
pc de Orc" y diplomas a los me-
dicos del Ejercito Rebelde que
participaron en- ell reciente pro-
ceso revolucionario, tendra lu-
gar un acto en- ell Colegio Ne
dico Nacional, ell 'sabado, hacien-
do ell resumen del acto ell presi-
dente de ese ORGANISING, doctor
Raul de Velazco Guzman. Ell ac-
to esta organizado por la Aso-
ciaci6n de Medicos Graduados
en- ell curse de 1914 y denomi,
nados "pulpos" por la frater-
nidad.
La aperture del acto que Sc
"a iniciado a las 9 de la noche,
estara a cargo del p%residente
de la Fraternidad, doctor Ismael
Rodriguez Ibanez, ofreciendo ell
acto a continuation ell doctor
C. Alvarez Lajonchere, ex pre-.
sidente de la misma.
Despues Sc procedera a la en-.
trega de los distintivos "Pulpo
de Orc" a los siguientes docto.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14

tinez Fortdn, como ell professor
mas joven.
Asistieron a la reunion ITO
de los III profesores de dicho
claustro.
AL acto de la entrega del edi-
ficio al doctor Rodriguez Moli-
ma acudieron ell presidente de
la association de a1umnos de di-
cha escuela, captain Omar Fer
nandez, y los doctores Arman-
do Ruiz Leiro y Miguel A. Sua-
rez del Collado, como decano
y secretario revolucionarios de
dicha escuela, elogiando ell CAPT.
tan Omar Fernandez ell espiritu
patri6tico de la mayoria del
claustro de Medicina, destacan-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14

Tambien declare que en- me-
nos de un mes estarian trabaj-
jando diez mil cubanos en- la
ralizaci6n del plan de viviendas
para el pueblo del Institute Ma
cional de Ahorro y Vivendas.
AL terminar la colocacion de
la primera piedra ell doctor FL
del Castro anunci6 que Sc tras-
ladaria desde ALI al Institute
Nacional de Ahorro y Viyen-
da para inaugurar la exposition
de las maquetas y proyectos del
plan de viviendas para ell pue-
bio del Gobierno revoluciona-
rio.
Al salir del tunel de la bahia
de La Habana ell primer mnis-
tro Castro Sc separ6 de la CO.
mitiva Official para realizar ur
recorrido por la ciudad.
Despues de recorrer ais prin-
cipales arterias comerciales de
la capital, sin escolta alguna y
respondiendo desde la ventani-
liza de SUI auto a los enthusiasts
saludos de los eiudadanos que
10 reconocian ell doctor Fidel
Castro continue viaje por Zalue
ia hasta la Terminal de los Fee
rrocarriles, los muelles y salud6
al soldado revolucionario que es
taba montando posta en- ell Guar
tel de San Ambrosio la Aveni-
da Gancedo, la Calzada, de Lu-
yan6, Concha Cristina, Cuatro
Caminos, Belascoain, Carlos lei
y Ayestaran descendiendo de
su coche en- Ayesteran y Luga-
reno para conversar con Rigo-
berto Fernandez, hder de los
obreros de los Omnibus Metro
politanos antes autobuses mo-
dernos, quien lie diio que en-
esa emprsa habian 900 homrbes
desplazados que va habfanE re-
puesto a 900, pero que aun que
daban 300 empleados sin, ira
bajo.
Despues de inaugurar la ex-
posici6n de maquetas y pianos
en- Ell Institute Nacional de Aho-
rro y Vivienda ell doctor Fidel
Castro felicit6 a los arquitectos
que tienen a SUI cargo la plani-
ficaci6n y ralizaci6n del proyec-
to y reiter6 SUI convencimien-
to de que en- Cuba hay una gran
eantidad de PROFESSIONALS .i6ve-
mes muy valiosos que no ina.
bian tenido oportunidad de de-
mostrar SUI talento, y que ahora
tienen una gran oportunidad pa
ra clio. Anadi6 que la rvolucion
esta empleando a los estudian-
ties de Ciencias Comerciales de
i%nspectores del Fisco y en- otras
laborando va estudiantes de d.
versus profesiones. Anadi6 que
la capacidad y honestidad del
~ciudadano constituyen la mejor
carta de credito para ocupar
cargos en- la Administration
Publica.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-14
= NOTICIAS DE CUBA
NuevO programa de "
"Enfre CubanOs" Sera
Transmitido los Sabados

I'm nuevo programa Sc tras
mitira por Telemundo Canal
2 todos los sabados de 10 a II
de la noche con ell titulo EN-
tire Cubanos" para tratar de
I'm modo nuevo por profesio-
males especializados, los mas
relevantes asuntos de interes
nacional.
Segdn nos informan la Sc.
riedad e importancia de los
temas no impedira que Sc de-
Se%nvuelvan las trasmisiones
con una tonica de amenidad Y
cubania que lie quite toda ari-
dez a SUI t~ratamiento.
En- ell programa inaugural
que tendra lugar ell proximo
sabado Sc planteara la vital
question de la Reforma Agra
ria que constitute la base de
10 que Sc propone llevar a ca
DO ell Gobierno Revoluciona-
rio.