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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-06-26
4 Service OF The
Thor Research Center
For Better Farm Living

Areader who is tired of squeaky
floors in his home wants to know
how he can eliminate the squeaks.
The basic cause Of squeaky
doors, of course, is shrinkage OF
The floor boards. This condition
allows adjacent boards to rub
against each other, as one gives
and the other doesn't. when there
is movement over the floor.
To solve the problem of squeak
ing boards on the first floor, drive
small wooden wedges between the
floor joists and sub-hoor. This
tightens the boards, preventing
movement or rubbing. II the
squeak is on the second floor,
drive 8-penny nails at 45-de~
gree angle through the squeak
ing boards into the sub-foor and
joist. The joists ordinarily are at
20-inch intervals from the outer
wall. Be sure to countersink the
nails and fill the nail holes after
using the latter solution.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-06-26
NAACP LABOR SECRETARY
AT INTERNATIONAL CoNFAB

Herbert Hill, labor secretary of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Co1ored People,
is serving as consultant at an in
ternational conference in Geneva,
Switzerland, June 22-26. The con-
ference, being held under auspices
of the United Nations, and at
tended by representatives of 81
organizations will discuss means Of
eliminating racial prejudice and
discrimination
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-06-26

broken so far as foreign service is
concerned, C. r. Wharton, dean
Of Negro diplomats is serving in
Roumania. DR.. john Morrow was
recently appointed Ambassador to
the New African nation of Guinea
therefore no longer can Liberia
be claimed as the only top diplo-
matte opportunity open to Ne
groes.
zones May Have
Reached Age Limit
The ambassadors wife Mrs FL
getha Jones and his son "Dickie'
may leave before the ambassador
winds up his duties. His friends
point out that he may nave reach
ed the age limit.
Rumors reached Liberia from
America that some people in this
country felt that since Ghana had
been sent caucasian diplomat to
represent the United States, Lii
5eria should receive the same.
This rumor was scotched mere i'm
mediately President Tubman re-
peatedly has asserted mis- conf
dence in an appreciation for most
of the Negro ambassadors sent
from the United States.
Notable Negro Americans VINO
hive served in Liberia in recent
years include Judge Edward Dud-
ley, DIR. Ralph O'Hara Lanier,
Lester A. Walton all of New
York and the late Jesse D. Lock-
er of Cincinnati. Ohio.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-06-26
Install bridging between jOists
to stop vibrating.

Install bridging between JOIstS
to stop vibrating.
A stop-gap solution to squeak
ing floors is to sprinkle talcum
powder between the board spaces.
But at. best this is a temporary
answer.
Another reader asks. "Our
home is over 30 years old and in
some areas the floors vibrate
when they are walked upon.
What's the most reliable way Of
making them frm?"
ANSWER: Install wood bridg-
ing between the floor joists be-
meath the vibrating sections. The
bridging should be of the same
thickness and width as the joists
and should be cut individually to
the exact size to fit between adj
iacent joists. Fasten the bridging
with u or IA penny nails driven
through the ioist and into the
bridging at each end. If the vi
brating floor area is large and
several bridge pieces are needed,
stagger the bridgings so each can
be fastened Individually as indi-
Gated.
Questions about home and
farm maintenance and improve
ment should be sent to the Th0E
Research Center, MarengO, IIL.
They will be answered by letter
and In some instances in these
sOlumns.l
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-06-26
z White Men Face
Charges of Rape
On Negro Woman


The story of how a young Ne
gro woman was lured away from
her family and nome on pretense
of a baby sitting job June IS only
to be taken into the coun-
try and ravished by two white
men, was revealed TO this paper
last week.
The victim, a 21-year-old shape
~ nigh school graduate, whose APP
pearances would place her easily at
Is or 16, is one of five sisters,
four of whom the widowed mo-
Their has brought through
high school and has another one
ready for high school this fall on
the meager wages of domestic
worker. The victims father was
lost in an accident some Is years
ago.
The white men charged by the
young woman have been appre-
hended and are held by Saline
county officials without bail. They
are Ben Sanders 26, Ferndale and
Bobby Burnett. 81, 928 David o.
Dodd road. They were arrested
by Saline county officials where
the alleged crime was committed.
Burnett is reported as being mar
ried and Sanders IS unmarried.
The prosecuting attorney said that
both men have admitted the as
saults upon the young woman.
According to reports of the al
legged rape revealed to this paper,
one of the men appeared at the
woman's home about 1870 Satur-
day afternoon, and asked one Of
the sisters, where is p, The
sister asked him what did he want
with her. He answered. II want
her to do some baby sitting for
my wife He was asked by the
sister as to now he had learned
of the girl. The man explained
that lady down the street mad
given him the name of the girl
and said that she does do some
aby-sitting.
At that point the girl for whom
the man had asked for was called.
The girl told the man that she
would have to get permission
from her mother who was not at
home before she could take the
job
The man stated that he would
be back at 4 o'clock.
A 4:3O the man returned and
had another man in the car with
him. The mother who had re-
turned home from her work, was
consulted, and she suggested that
the other sister take the job in
order that she could make the
little change.
The white man agreed that
either one would do. The sister
said that she would take the job.
She went in and dressed into
freshly Numbered white uniform,
and got into the back seat of the
car end was driven off.
According to the story as the
three left the city limits and en-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-06-26
Fri, June &c, 1859 STATE PRESS

Fri, June &c, 1859 STATE
tered the country, the victim ask
ed how far was it to the house.
She was told that it was not much
farther, that they would be there
N a little while. And at that
point the man drove into a SER
vice station where they bought
a battery, and the suspicion of
the victim somewhat subsidized
since the operators of the service
station seemed to know them so
we'll.
After leaving the station the
men left the highway turned on
rural road and stopped. They
reported to the girl when she in
quired as to why they were stop
ping, that the motor was running
hot and they had to get some
water.
The woman asked them to take
her back home that she didn't
want to do any work that far
from nome. The men told her that
If she wanted to she could have
two days work. She told them
that all she wanted was to be
taken home.
They paid no attention to her
request to take her back home
and proceeded into the wooded
area. They stopped again, and
Sanders is said to have opened the
back door of the car and started
to get in The woman asked him
what he was doing and he said
ne was looking for a pair of
pliers. At that point he grabbed
and pushed the girl down on the
seat and attempted to kiss her,
and she bit him, since he was
holding her down by both of her
hands.
Sanders then struck her in the
mouth with his fist knocking out
several of her front teeth, and
evidently struck her several more
times. Then according to the re-
port, started to ripping her I'M
derclothes off while she was stunn-
ed and bleeding from the blow in
the mouth an repeated blows in
the face. After he had raped her,
the other one, Burnett came
in and Sanders held her down
while Burnett raped her. All the
time she was pleading with them
to take her home. Then Sanders
assaulted her the second time.
she was pushed out of the car
and left on the country road,
where she began walking.
A white woman VINO was pass
ing noticed the young woman
bleeding, clothing torn and in
dazed condition stopped and pick
ed her up, and after getting her
story took her to a nearby
friends home, where the friend
gave the young woman a dress
to put on. The white women then
knelt in prayer with the girl,
asking the Almighty for some
thing to be done to right such
grave injustice that had been COM
mitted upon zone of His child
rem"
after the prayer service, the
woman took the victim to her
n O,r1a xryl,aYo ct,a Y1ioLad ~ %o,.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-06-26
DELEGATES TO NAACP
CONVENTION TO HEAR
MAJOR PARTY LIBERALS

Spokesman for the liberal wings
of two major political parties will
be heard in important addresses
at the 50th annual convention OF
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
which opens here on July 10 and
continues through July 10.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-06-26
American Ambassador TO Liberia
Retiring; Expect White Replacement

NONCOMPLIANCE Cable-Rich-
ard L. Jones, United States AM
bassador to Liberia, is expected to
return to the United States
next month. The Chicago diplo-
mat and business man who has
served four years as mis- eountry's
envoy in Liberia, is retiring from
foreign sevice.
The Associated Negro Press has
learned upon what may be re-
garded as good authority here,
that his successor has already. been
selected by the US State Depart
ment and that the past will be
given to a white career officer.
Jones has served excellently as
ambassador in an assignment
classified as hardship post by
the State Department. His wide
background of experience in both
commercial and military life
Jones retired from the Illinois
National Guard with the rank
of GeneraD enabled him to win
many friends in Liberia.
From President VIM. v. S. Tub
man. high Liberian officials, white
business executives among firms
such as the Liberia Mining Co,
Firestone Rubber and the rapidly
growing European business colony
invading Liberia, Jones has won
high regard.
White Envoy To Get Job.
The decision to send a white
representative to handle American
affairs is declared by some Lii
berians to have been long nur-
tured by white career foreign SER
vice officers. Monrovia was re-
served for Negro diplomats and
largely colored personnel for years
because 1t was one Of the few
places they could be sent accord
ing to departmental policy. In the
early days Liberia was the only
post open regularly to a Negro
minister or ambassador.
That explanation no longer holds
water. The color line has been
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13

FL canine de Santiago de
Cuba a Niquero bordeara la
costa acantilada delsur de la
Sierra Maestro y por primera
vez pondra en- communication a
una extensa poblacion montuna
con la capital de la provincial
y demas poblaciones de la la
nura de Cauto a Alto Cedro,
atravesando por lugares impor-
tantes tales como bahia de Nj.
mamma Aserradero, Ensenada
de los Colorados, Ell Aguila,
Uvero, Ocujal, La Plata, Ell Ma
cho Piion, Cabo Cruz Belle
y Nlquero.
TAMBIEN EN- LA HABANA
Con cargo a I'm credito de
20 mil pesos concedido al Dis
trito de Obas Publicas de La
Habana Sc ha iniciado ell rea-
condlcionamlento de la doble
via de Rancho Boyeros. Estos
trabajos abarcan no solo la re-
paracion del p%avimento, sine la
pintura y la limpieza del sepa-
rador central, la pintura de las
c%arrileras o "lanes", chapeo de
los paseos laterales, etc.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13
Nuevos Cuminos veeinaIes Sc
Abren en- Sierra Maestro
3l1 acknowledgements tombien
otros zonos de Oriente

Ell rrlnistro de Obras Publ
cas- lngeniero Manuel Ray Ri
vero, ha dispuesto ell inicio
de las obras de construction
de caminos vecinales con una
longltud total de trescientos
once kilometres, en- la Sierra
Maestro y otras zonas de la pro-
vincla de Oriente. Entire los ca
minos cuya construction Sc ha
inicladC Sc cuenta ell que par
tiendo de Santiago de Cuba y
y bordeando la costa Sur de
Oriente hasta ell Cabo Cruz, lie
CARA a Niquero, enlazando a
una extensa region agricola,
maderera y cafetalera, aislada
por terra hasta ahora, por ser
en- extreme m~ontanosa, cuyos
productos es precise extraer
todavia por caminos seroneros,
lc cual resuita muy costoso.
Los caminos que Sc han EN-.
pezado son los siguientes: Es-
trada Palma a Ell Cerro, seis
Kilometres; ell Cerro a FL Qua
yabdl, tres kiklometros; ell Cerro
a Las Mercedes doce Kilometres
y Songo a Sagua de Tanamo,
noventa Kilometres.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13
Quieren If a Ia HueIQa
los Gastronomicos
conveea q ivnfo de er1erseneia eli sindieate.-
No aeeptorfan pfebendas.

aceptara la propuesta avenen-
cla de pagan I'm subsidio tenn
poral a los trbajadores afecta-
Cos por ell cierre de los casinos
que. dijeron, colocaria a estos
en- la categoria de "botelleros"
o sea, 5eneficiarios de preben-
daS.
Durante toda la session cele-
brada ell martes por Ell Conse-
10 lie Ministries, grupos de ira
bajadoras gastronomicos desfi-
laron frente al Palacio presi-
dentlal.
Por las gestiones que vienen
hacienda funcionarios del Go
bierno. parece probable ell apla-
zamientu del paro que para las
di4z am. de hoy tienen anun-
ciado los trabajadores CASTRO
nomicoo los muslcos y ~artistas,
como protesta por la demora
ell la regulation del juego en-
CASINOS y cabarets.
Aunuue entire los acuerdos
del Consejo de Ministries deja-
dos saber oficialmente a los
reporters en- Palacio no figu-
ra esa MEDIA, hay la posibili-
dad de que Sc apruebe ell vier-
res proximo, cuando ell Conse-
jo de Ministries Sc reuna a las
diez de la maflana.
Por su parte ell ministro del
TrabaJo doctor Manuel Fernan-
DEE Garcia llevo a Palacio una
comiSion de obreros de ese sec
tor y estos dijeron por boca de
SUI lider Alfredo Rancano que
esta tarde a la una la Fedora
cion Gastron6mica Sc reunirA
para tratar acerca de TODD 10
relaclonado con Ell problema
en- question y ell anunciado pa
70, que como decimos, bien po-
dria ser aplazado en- espera del
resultado de las gestiones que
Sc vienen hacienda y, sobre TODD
de la reunion del Consejo de
Ministries del viernes pr6ximo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13

Proeeso contFa PRO
Serd Transferide q
Miomi

NUEVA YORK.-El .juicio
iniciado en- esta ciudad contra
Carlos Prio Socarras, ell ex pre-
sidenLe de Cuba y otros ocho
acusados, por contrabando de
arnds q Cuba, Sc ventilara en-
Miami en- virtud de auto que
dicl6 Ell juez federal David N.
Elestein.
Ell jurado federal acusador de
Nueva York profirio cargos for
males el ano pasado contra PRO
Socarras de haber violado este
las leyes de neutralidad de Es-
tados Unidos.
Al acceder a la solicitud Ell
juez Ejelstein observe que
Prio hara comparecer en- de-
f2nsa propia a unos so testigos
que viven EN- la Florida.
/ NUEVA YORK.-El doctor
Carlos Prio Socarras, ex Presi-
oente de Cuba, exilado, obtuvo
de I'm Tribunal Federal que sea
transferido a Miami (Florida)
I'm procesamiento contra el Y
ocho mas, acusados de conspi-
raci6n para costear expedicio-
mes militares contra ell Gobier-
no cubano cuando 10 presidia
Fulgencio Batista.
PRO y los otros fueron pro
cesados ell 13 de febrero de
1858, acusados de conspirar pa
IA infringir las leyes de neu-
tralidad de los Estados Unidos,
al dedicarse a financiar expe-
diciones y envios de armas a
Cuba.
Al otorgar Ell traslado, el juez
federal dijo en- su fallo que
Miami, donde PRO vive ahora
ell Ell exilib, era eel centric de
gravedad de la supuesta cons
piracion"; y observe que un
Jurado Federal de Florida ha-
bia venido investigated los
mismos hechos del case de abril
| a noviembre de 1857.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13
Gobernudor Collins no
Aprueba Butistu Residu
en- Estado de Florida

DAYToNA BEAcH.-El 90.
bernador de la Florida, Sr. LIE.
Roy Collins, opina que Fulgen.
clio Batista, Ell presidente fugiti.
vo de Cuba, no seria una perso.
ma de merito 81 decidiera venir
a v;vir a su casa de Daytona.
Ell gobernador Sc manifesto
en- estos terminus en- una carta
dirigida a L. v. Faulkner, presi.
dente de la Association de Ia
Carretera No. 1, la que resolvi6
p~rotestar de cualquier invita-
clon que Sc haga en- ell future
al ex DICTATOR cubano.
Batista tiene una casa en- Day
tona Beach, donde estan WHEN
do algunos familiares suyos aho.
ra. Ell despuesto dictator esta
exilado en- la Republica Domini.
cana.
La Association adopto la reso-
lucion despues que B. F. Brass,
abogado de la famiHa de Bats
ia, eomenzo a circular una petit
cion en- esta IONA sugiriendo
que Batista fuera invitado para
que virlera a vivir a Daytona
Beach.
Collins escribio a Faulkner:
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13

"Exigimos la modification
del reg'amento para que los de-
legados de rutas scar elegidos
dlrectamente por los trabajado-
res de las rutas", dice ell lider
Lauro Blanco.
Y, finalmente, expone IL
puntos basicos que deben con-
cederse a los trabajadores de
Omnibus Aliados y que son los
siguientes:
Devolucion por la empresa
de la GOA de los 70 mil pesos
que Sc concedieron como subsi-
dio en- ell aho 81 y que nos fue-
"a descontados de nuestro des.
canso retribuido; que Sc pague
cor caracter retroactive elsala-
rio dejado de devengar por la
intromision de la policia; de-
volucion del dinero descontado
a los trabajadores por averias;
impiantacion del turno flo; pa
60 de los atrasos en- todos los
Wales; exigir a la 'empresa la
renovation del material rodan-
tie; que Sc pague ell Is por cien-
to %congelado que adeuda la C.
O.A. desde ell ano 1851; que Sc
ponga en- vigor la equiparacion
acordada en- 1858; page de los
nueve dias por enfermedad; que
Ell IS por ciento de las plazas
de nueva creacion sean rifadas,
ertre los trabajadores y que Sc
nombre una comisi6n de glosa
para que investigue las actua-
clones de los financieros del
sindiCato.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13

LA HABANA, febrero H.
(UFD--El Sindicato de Obre
ros Gastronomicos advirtio al
gobierno que convocaria a una
huelga general en- todos los
centres de recreo, incluso los
hoteles a partir de la una de
la madrugada de hoy, en- vista
de la impotencia del Gobierno
para dar solucion al problema
de los salones de juegos de
azar clausurados al caer ell Go.
bierno del General Fulgencio
Batista
La communication fue hecha al
Primer Ministro, Jose Miro Car
dona, que preside una reunion
del Consejo de Ministries que
duro toda la noche. Miro Car.
dona reemplazo en- la presiden.
cia de IA session al Primer Man.
datario doctor Manuel Urrutia
LleG, que guarda cana por una
ligera enfermedad.
Ell SYNDICATE de Obreros Gas
tronom,cos convoco a una
reunion de emergencia de sus
miembros en- ell Palacio de los
TraDajadores a fin de oreani-
Ear ell paro, e invite al Jefe
Revolucionario Fidel Castro a
concurrir, para que Sc entere
de las quejas obreras.
Circulos del Palacio diieron
que Ell Minlsterio de Trabajo
realiza todas las gestiones po-
sihles para resolver ell profile
ma de los salones de juegos de
azar antes de la bora senalada
para Ell comienzo de Ia huelga,
y expresaron confianza en- que
Ell paro no llegara a cristalizar
Ell Consejo de Ministries Sc reu-
Mira nuevamente a las cuatro
de Ia tarde, y Sc cree que de
esas deliberaciones saldra una
avenieneia satisfactoria para la
solucion de la disputa.
No Obstante, los dirigentes
obreros previnieron que no Sc
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13
Cumpuna Para Eliminur q los
Comunistus de Omnibus AIiudos
Piden eleeeiones generates y devoluei6n
de fondos.

LA 1ider de
los obreros de Omnibus Ala
dos, Lauro Blanco v dirigentes
de las diversas rutas de la GOA
lnformo que Sc llevara a efecto
una campana intensa dentro
de esa empresa para erradicar
con los votos de los trbajado-
res a los elementos comunistas
que pretenden aduenarse de
las organizaciones del transpor-
te.
"Los trahajadores exigen
-dijo Lauro Blanco- que los
comun:stas devuelvan en- la
proxima asamblea general los
Sc mil pesos que desfalcaron
de nuestro sindicato durante ell
tempo que detentaron, conjun-
tamente con ell DICTATOR Bats
ia el poder y exigir que Sc
depuren responsibilities de
acuerdo con las leyes del pals.
'Exlgjmos que Sc celebre una
ssamblea general en- ell Pala-
clio de los Trabajadores para de
signar democraticamente a
nuestr0s dirigentes.
"Estamos hacienda la convo.
catoria legalmente por la Get
y ell Ministerio de Trabaio para
efectuar asambleas de rutas pa.
ra elegir los comites proviso-
rales, hasta tanto Sc celebren
e%lecclones generates. Nos diri-
glmos a los companeros para
lnfCrmarles que los actuales di-
rlgenes carecen de PERSONAL
dad juridica para orientar y di-
rigir a los trbajadores.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13

trecha posicion de reservas en-
que Sc encuentra Cuba pueda
prcvocar I'm movimiento espe-
culatlvo de Importation antici-
pada y excesiva de estos articu-
los. 81 un movimiento de esta
naturaleza surgiese, aplicaria
ell freno: pero no esperamos que
este suceda. Ademas, 81 contra
riamente a nuestras expectati-
vas, la oalanza de pages no Sc
equllibrase toralmente aplica-
riamos las restricciones, empe-
zando por la categoria superior
de nuestra classification, que es
la de %articulos de mayor lujo.
Esto nos permitira restringir
las lmportaciones sin afectar en-
10 absolute los articulos de con.
sumo esencial del pueblo, nj
a1uellos con los que trabajan
nuestras industrlas. Aun en- ell
case de que tuviesemos que apli-
car con maxima severidad las
restriccIones establecidas cosa
que no esperamos, no Sc reduci-
ria la importation nj Sc encare-
cerian los articulos de consume
popular nj las materias primas
materiales y equipos que utiliza-
mos para nuestra production
agricola e industrial.
Espero, senior Presidente, que
las medidas de control de cam
bios adoptados tengan un ca
racter meramente transitorio,
por las razones explicadas en-
un parrafo anterior, y espero
igualmente que, mientras persis-
tan, nuestra ciudadania sabra
toierar las m~olestias que estas
restricciones lie causen y COM
prender que ell establecimiento
de las mismas, nos ha sido i'm
puesro por ell derroche que hizo
la dlctadura de nuestro patrimo-
MO nacional.
Reiter0 a listed sefIor Presi-
dclte, ell testimonio de mi mas
alta consideration, Felipe Pa
SOS, presidents del Banco Ma
cional de Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13

"Estoy ciertamente de acuer-
Go en- que 81 no es Ell tipo de
c'udadano que podria ser de
merito para Daytona Beach o
para la Florida"
La Protesta, que dijo que la
Association cree que la presen-
cha de Batista no seria de min
gun beneficio a la IONA, tam
bien fue enviada al Departa-
mento de Estado estadouniden-
Sc.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-13
lngl@s en- un
CUrsilIo Noeturno
de Is Sernonus
LUNES Y JUEVEs

Por primera vez en- Miami
ell Charron-W Williams CONNER
cial College localizado en- ell
Ill S. Miami Ave, of zee Ell
famoso Curse Lenguaphone.
Este curse lie dara 10 bas-
tante para defenderse. Els Ell
curse ideal para los princi-
plantes y para los que sabe.l
un POGO de ingles. En- la clase
habra conversation, ortografia,
vocal .:lario, gramatica. Els un
curse sumament practice.
I'd. tendra Ell professor en-
casa por medic de discos y
ell professor en- la clase que
lie guia y lie explica las lee
clones.
Ademas, hay Ell curse inter-
medic SpeechOphone / con
discos de pronunciation y vo-
tabulario, mas graz tica, lee
tura, conversation ell curse
adelantado de ingIes conner
cial Speechophone II: dis JOS
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FIR 3-4693
(ANUNC.a PAG.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
Star Staff Writer

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