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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14
THE HAROLD RICHARDSON'S
ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF
MOTHER FROM CALIFORNIA

One Of the loveliest parties Of
the season honoring vacationers
was the lawn party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Richardson, 874
Rondo Av., Sunday, August 8, at
their home. Honoree at the affair
was the hosts houseguest, Mrs.
Ruth Richardson Pitts of Berkeley,
Calf, mother Of Mr.. Richardson.
The back yard, with a profusion
Of flowers in bloom, made a color
full background for the smartly
dressed guests who came in to
meet the honored guest and enjoy
the gracious hospitality of the
hosts. Food, fun and fellowship
was the order Of the day.
Enjoying the gala affair were
Messrs. and Mines. Tommie Brad
dock, Peter Robinson, Thomas
Clemens, James Taylor, Charles
Hit, Chicago, E. Miree, A. Wright,
Pennsylvania; Mines. Tony Ma
lingo, Gloria Smith, Andrew Brent,
James Rideaux, Betty Dodd, Gwen
Twiggs, Margaret Sullivan, Carlos
Moffatt, Woodrow Reed, Bernice
Wilson, Urlin Clark, James Floyd,
st. Augustine, Fla, and the Messrs.
Howard Darnell, Jesse Miller and
Gene Lomax.
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meth Jr., Of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr..
and Mrs. e. L. Escue, APO Fifth
Av. s., entertained at a barbecue
dinner at their home on Sunday
afternoon, August 8. Enjoying a
variety Of barbecue meats were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blair, Mr..
and Mrs. Thurman McFarthing
and children of st. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. Huntley Surratt and boys,
Mrs. Elaine Johnson and daught-
ers, Mrs. Doris Johnson and sons
and the honored guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blair and their son left by
motor Monday afternoon for home.
Wedding Bells To Ring: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carter, 1921 Fourth
Av. s. have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter,
10 Anne Eloise to Mr.. Emerson L.
Yates, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Bolelen of Fridley, Mimi, on
Saturday, August 20, at 8 pm.
at st. Peters AME church, 401 z.
41st st. Rev. NJ. L. Simmons, pas
tor, will perform the ceremony. A
reception will follow in the church
parior.
SHospitaIized: Mr.. Thee dore
Woodland, HOB Lyndale Av. N,
well known business man and
owner of the Woodland Funeral
Home, entered Mt. Sinai hospital
on Thursday, August 6, for dag
nostic treatment.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Woods and children of
Nashville, Tenn, arrived Friday
afternoon for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Pillow of 4421 Fifth
Av. S. Mr.. Woods is a brother OF
Mrs. Pillow. The visitors are
spending this week at Mrs. Lydia
Pillows summer home and will re-
turn to Minneapolis this weekend
| for a weeks visit with the Pill
lows.
Leave For Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Buggs of Fl. Wayne,
Ind, who have been the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard
Calland of 1925 Fourth Av. S., for
the past week, left for their home
on Monday. The visitors were ex-
tended numerous social courtesies
during their visit, including guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Escue, Mr.,
and Mrs. Grover Ingram, Mr.. Bill
Breland and others. Mrs. Bugs is
a sister of Mr.. Calland. Mr.. Bugs
was greatly impressed with the
city on his first visit.
Minneapolis Birthday Club: Mrs,
Albert Allen Jr., 1904 Fifth Av,
S., was hostess to the Minneapolis
Birthday club on Saturday even
ing, August 8. The evening was
enjoyed playing games with prizes
captured by Mines. Betty Carter,
Elva Jones and Ruth Brown, first,
second and third respectively. Mrs.
Beatrice Hall will be hostess at
the next meeting on Saturday,
September IL.
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c. 1. EScUES HOST At
PARTY FOR VISITING
DAUGHTER AND SON

Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Escue, APO
Fifth Av. s., entertained informal
ly on Saturday evening, August 8,
honoring their visiting daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Blair Sr. of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair and son, Ken
meth Jr., paid their families a sur
prise visit, arriving Tuesday even
ing, August 4.
The evening was enjoyed social
izing, playing cards and briefing
the visitors on happenings in the
twin towns. Prizes for cards were
won by Mrs. Lois Boudreaux and
Mrs. Archie Givens for the ladies
and Mr.. Givens and Mr.. Kenneth
Blair held high scores for the men.
Dainty refreshments were served
from an attractvely appointed
table.
The evenings enjoyment was
climaxed with the showing Of color
movies by Mr.. Huntley surratt of
the Aquatennial parade, the st.
Paul Winter Carnival and other
interesting scenes and events.
Enjoying the hosts hospitality
Session, Archie Givens, James
Brown, Maynard Calland, Nathan
lei Buggs of FIT. Wayne, Ind.
Mines. Gabriel Bourdreaux, Louise
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Huntley Sur
rant and Mr.. Anterior Hughes.
Assisting the hostess were her
daughters, Mines. Doris Johnson
Elaine Johnson, Evelyn Surratt
and Mrs. Jessie Shepard.
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visiting their father, Stanley Ben
ner of 429 Iglehart Av., were Mrs.
Lola Roen and Mrs. Jimmie
Charles of Kansas City. Mo. While
in the city they shared their visit
with their aunt, Mrs. Lottie Hyde
of 1892 Clinton Av., Minneapolis.
They left for their homes on Fri
day.
Spending A Few Days At Lake:
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Allen Sr.,
$40 Aurora Av., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Jones Of 1924 Clinton Av.,
Minneapolis, left Tuesday morning
for Lake Adney, and will enjoy a
few days of fishing, etc, as guests
Of the Aliens in their lake cabin.
Visiting Parents: 1t is a real
family gathering for Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wigington Of 989 Dayton
Av., who have as their houseguests
for the week, their two daughters,
Mrs. Louneer Pemberton of Kan
sas City, Mo, and Mrs. Leo Bohan-
on Of st. Louis, Mo. The visitors
are enjoying meeting old friends
and the many courtesies accorded
them. They will leave for their
homes on Sunday.
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
M. Matthew of New York City are
the house guests of Mrs. Garrett
Harris of S67 w. Central Av. While
in the city the Matthews motored
to Canada, visiting Lake Louise,
Banff and the Canadian Rockies
and have returned to st. Paul
Also visiting Mrs. Harris is Mrs.
Louise DeVaughn of Chicago. Mr.
Matthew is studying geology at
Columbia University and Mrs.
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welcomed new playmate who
joined the family circle Tuesday,
August 4, arriving in Doctors
Memorial hospital tipping the
scales at nine pounds, three ounc-
es. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Britts,
1922 Second Av. s. are parents Of
the family. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Bailey sr., Minneapolis, are the
maternal grandparents. Mrs. Ag-
mes Britts Of Alton, Ill, is the
paternal grandmother. Catherine
Pearl Is the name chosen for the
new sister.
Back Home: Mrs. Alonzo Ellis,
3441 Fourth Av. s., returned home
Sunday from Detroit, Mich, where
she visited her sisters, Mrs. Mic
hola Dodson and Mrs. Virginia
Byers and their families. Mrs. By
ers accompanied Mrs. Ellis on the
return trip and will spend a week
in the city visiting her two sisters,
Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Enola Thomas
and daughter, 1908 Fifth Av. S.
Family Dinner: In honor of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Blair and son Ken
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Johnson Soys Communism
No AnsMaK To Problem


Chicago, Ill. CANP) - Any Ne
gro who feels that communism is
the solution to the race problem
in the United States will be sadly
disappointed If he takes a trip to
Soviet Russia.
This is the opinion Of John H.
Johnson, publisher of Jet and Eb-
ony Magazines, who with his wife,
Eunice, was a member of the press
group which accompanied Vice
President Nixon on his recent trip
to Russie and Poland There are
relatively few Negroes in the Sow
let Union, and Mr.. Johnson agrees
with the Russian claim that it does
not have a race problem.
However, he is quick to point
out that most Of the privileges
which we take for granted such as
freedom of speach and press and
the right to own property are not
enjoyed by the Russian people.
The American Negro who wants
better housing, more productive
employment, and more individual
opportunities will find that they
are not available to him in Russia
because they are not available to
the majority of the Russian peo-
pie"
Mr.. Johnson does feel, however,
that even though the communist
philosophy is not a good one for
Negroes or white Americans, there
is no reason why the United States
and Russia should not be friendly
and peaceful.
He believes that the Nixon trip
contributed much to the develop
ment Of friendly relations between
the two countries and that further
cultural and educational exchanges
should be continued.
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Matthew teaches a special class
Of e&ogenous children in New York.
Honoring her houseguests, Mrs.
Harris and Mrs. A. Hyland Stokes
were co-hostesses at a cocktail
supper on Saturday at the home
Of Mrs. Stokes, 1892 Dora Lane.
Other courtesies extended include
guest on Tuesday evening Of Mrs.
E airline Galloway; Wednesday
night guests of the Richard Stokes
in Minneapolis; guests on Thurs
day night Of the Leroy Colemans
Sr. and guests at cocktails Of Mrs.
Thomas Braddock.
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Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneopolis

It's A Girl: If you see Mr.. Willie
B. Hale of 1852 Clinton Av. wear
ing broad smile that won't wear
off, chalk it up to his pride on the
birth of new baby girl presented
to him by Mrs. Hale on August 7,
in st. Barnabas hospital. They
have chosen the name Janice
Elaine, for the newcomer, their
first child. Also sharing in the
happiness are Mrs. Veola Loney
and Mr.. John Armstrong of Mus
kogee, Okla, maternal grandpar-
ents and Mr.. and Mrs. Willie B.
Hale Sr. of Granada, Miss, pattern
al grandparents.
Visiting Parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Robinson and son, 1912
Fifth Av. S. left Friday for Dan
vile, Ill, to visit Mrs. Robinson's
parents. Enroute they stopped for
one day in Chicago, to visit Mr..
Robinson's sister-in-law and broth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Robin
son. Mr.. Robinson returned home
on Monday, while Mrs. Robinson
and the baby will remain for the
rest of the month with their par-
ents.
Luncheon HOstesses: Mrs. JOS
ephine Brown and Mrs. Viola Mad
den, 1887 Fifth Av. S., were CO.
hostesses at a noon luncheon
Thursday, August 6, honoring Mr..
and Mrs. John Callicott of st.
Louis, Mo, house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Pierce. The lun-
cheon table, spread with an egg
shell linen cloth, was centered with
bowl of assorted fruit which en-
HANGED the silver and crystal ap,
pointments. Following lunch games
and picture taking was the div,
ersion Of the afternoon. Other
guests enjoying the affair were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pierce, Mines
Lucille McAdams, Hattie Shelton
Allie z. Wilson and Christine
johnson. The hostesses presented
a gift to the honored guests
Guests who were unable to be
present were Messrs. Al Senter
Clyde johnson and Dan McAdams
Sad Mission: Mrs. Kathryn
Smith, Abb Second Av. S., re-
ceived word Tuesday morning,
August IL, Of the death in Youngs-
town, Ohio, of her daughter, Mrs.
Louise Bacon. Mrs. Smith left
Tuesday afternoon for Youngs-
town to make arrangements for
the funeral. In addition to her
mother, the deceased is survived
by her husband, Mr.. Bacon, who
is hospitalized and so i'll he could
not be informed of her death, a
brother Winfrey Smith of Mime
apolis; a sister, Mrs. Justine Muir
ray Of Steubenville, Ohio, and
other relatives.
Leaves For Her Home: Mrs.
Marie Hughes who has been in the
city since April 9, left for her
home Tuesday morning, August
IL, in Los Angeles, Calf. Mrs.
Hughes came to the city to be at
the bedside of her husband, the
late Clarence Hughes, who died
April 16.
Return From Chicago: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Robinson, and sons, 3S48
Oakland Av., returned home from
Chicago, where they spent four
days visiting Mr.. Robinson's broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Robinson. While there
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Hostess: In compliment to out
of town visitors, Mrs. Jenny Webb
Of Chicago and Mrs. Jessie Sweat
of Los Angeles, Calf, Mrs. Eva
Brooks, 902 Iglehart Av. gave a
lovely brunch on Sunday morning
August 9. other guests present
were M-Sgt. Luis A. Mareau and
Mrs. Ethel MCGEE Richburg, both
of st. Paul.
Returns Home: Miss Joyce Har-
per of Harvey. ILL.,, returned home
after a weeks visit with
Miss Beverly Jones and family of
914 Fuller Av. While in the city
she enjoyed the many social court
estes accorded her.
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL

Sister Is Guest Mrs Dorothy Morgan of City Kans
visiting her brother and ssterinlaw Mr. and Mrs NJ E. Bell
of 1872 Carroll Av Mrs Morgan arrived Saturday night and will
spend two three weeks visiting relatives and friends Other
recent guests of the Bells Mr. and Mrs Sidney Hawkins
and Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bell of Des Moines Ia who left
Friday. They spent a week a fishing trip
Daughters Were Guests Spending few days the city
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AFRICANS PROTEST ATOM
TEST I'M SAHARA

Accra (ANP)-While a petition
protesting a proposed French atom
bomb test in the Sahara desert
was being present to the French
charge d'affaires, the embassy was
beseiged by demonstrators carry
ing placards.
Some of the signs, carried by
members of the ruling Convention
Peoples party, trade unionists and
market women, said:
Africa is for Africans"
I'VE Have Atom Tests on At
rican Soil"
GO to Paris"
Cabinet ministers were num-
bered among the group which pre-
sented the petition to French Of
ficials.
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Social and Personal
. MINNEAPOLIS


Family Visitor Mrs Paul Chapman of Boston, Mass
turned to the city July 49, for visit with her brother
lnaw, Mr. and Mrs James W. Fraction and family of 3841
Clinton Av Mrs Chapman spent time in the city during
the recent illness of her brother She is enjoying meeting her
friends and renewing old friendships She will be leaving
for her home
New Sister, Jonse Louise Agnes and Lorraine Britts
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GO to Paris.

they were joined by their mother,
Mrs. Carrie Robinson, who had
been visiting in Milwaukee, guest
of Mrs. Alice Cook Woods and
visited other relatives there. On
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Robinson also of Minneapolis, spent
one day in Chicago with the fam
lily at which time a family reunion
was held. Mrs. Carrie Robinson
returned with the family.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-14

Hundreds of homes have been
sold through an ad In the CLASH
fled section Of this newspaper
Advt.
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Twenty-fifth Anniversary Ed
ton.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
NUevus Glasses
de Ingl@s en-
la jackson"

Debido a la gran demanda en-
ire los nuevos cludadanos anne
rieanos de habla espanola para
ell aprendizaje del ingles, la Jack
son Evening High School ha
alberto nuevas classes de Ingles
Conversational. Algunas de elias
Sc daran los Martes Y Jueves,
otras los Lunes y Microbes, en-
ell disco de que todos los inte-
resados tengan la oportunidad
de asistir. Todos comenzaran a
las 7 Y terminaran a las 9 de la
noche.
En- adicion a las classes para
prineipiantes, Sc dictaran tam.
hien intermedias y para perso-
nal avanzado, las que estaran
ablertas para TODD ell estudian-
tado.
FL unico gasto sera de So.
como Quota de matricula. Las
matriculas estaran abiertas to.
dos los dias entire 4 de la tarde
y 8 de la noche.
Para mayores informes Sc
aconseja lamar al telefono NE
4-2641 o visitar la Escuela Jack.
son que queda situada en- ell No
1851 de la Gale SO NV.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
REHUSA cONTESTAR A
INVESTlGACIONES

Hyman Larner, con residen-
cha en- 1900 NE, de la Gale 101
en- Miami Shores, ha apelado
a la 5a. enmienda de la Consti-
tucion para esquivar la respues-
ia a cargos hechos por I'm Co.
mite del Senado relacionado
con sus conexiones en- ell nego-
clio criminoso de las maquinas
traganiqueles de Chicago.
Y entire las cosas que rehuso
decir al Comite, Sc encuentra
la forma como puede sostener
una flota de seis AUTOMOBILES,
un apartamento en- Chicago, la
casa mencionada en- Miami, mas
de dos yates de 81 pies en- Flo
rida, TODD con un sueldo de
300 dolares al ano segun de-
claraciones de Impuesto sobre
la Renta.
Lerner admitio que Sc incri-
minaria 81 contestant a la pre-
gunta del comite que asegura
que sus entradas de mas de
100000 d6lares en- 1857, pro-
vinieron del negocio criminal
de traganiqueles en- los bajos
fondos de Chicago azotados por
la corruption Y la violencia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
ARTlsTAs De MIAMI CANAAN MAYORIA
De PREMIos EN- EXPOSITION MARINA

per-, por Philip Brinkmkan, 30
Oak Ave, Coconut Grove.
Paisajes o Marina, Oleo.-Pri-
mer premio, big Surf on New
England Coast, por Artie Nc
Kenzle, 1859 McFarlane Road;
Segundo, "vergi Neem', por
Heinar Tamme. - Otras cate
gorias, Primer premio, FLORIDA
Coast Scene, por Mary Nor
gan. A08 NV 18th Road; Segun.
do, SANDY Point, por A.. Zim-
mermon, 1920 NE 111th Street.
Escenas de Pesca o muelles,
Oleo.-Primer premio, "Salt
Fog, por Helen L. Richer; Sc
gundo, "Truner River, por
Frank Williams, Otras catego-
.rias, Primer premio, Fishing
Camp, por Rachael Stearns, H.
13 NV 51th St., segundo, Moo
rings por Frank C. Snyder de
2757 Day Avenue.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
Exdmenes Puru
Beeos en- Barry
College Mar. 10

Los examenes para obtener
becas en- ell Barry College, Sc
e%fectuaran para los estudiantes
del sector de los Condados Da-
de y BroWard, ell Jueves 10 de
Mario, a las 3 pm. en- Ell cam
pc de Barry College, ,segun
anuncio Dado por la Decano,
Hermana, M. Trinita, O.P.
Las alumnas de ultimo ano,
que Sc e%ncuentran en- ell tercer
puesto superior de la clase son
elegibles para competir.
Los directories de las escue-
las situadas fuera del sector de
la Gran Miami, pueden hacer
arreglos para lleyar a cabo los
examenes. para becas en- sus pro-
pias aulas.
Los examenes para becas en-
Ell estudio del esparol, seran
efectuados al mismo tempo, pc
70 solamente a aquellos que
vengan a los terrenos del CO.
legio Barry. En- estos exame-
mes tan solo podran particular
las alumnas de ultimo aio. Sin
embargo, cualquiera alumna de
segundo ano que desee presen-
tar Ell examen para adquirir ex.
p%eriencia en- Ell, puede hacerlo.
En- este examen no Sc admit
ran alumnas de habla espano-
Ia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27

I'm testigo en- declaration re-
lacionada con I'm case de sober
no, afirmo en- Barlow, Fla. que
E. B. Shorty Jones habia acu-
sado en- una OCCASION a Cecil
Webb, magnate molinero de
Tampa y antique presidente de
la Junta de Carreteras del Es-
tado, como la fuerza tras del sin
dicato del juego de bolita.
Ell Sheriff del Condado Polk,
Hagan Parrisch, declare ante ell
jurado de una Corte Criminal,
que Jones habia mencionado a
Webb, durante una reunion en-
Winter Haven efectuada en- di-
ciembre de 1856, y agrego que
Jones habia tratado de sobor-
mario en- aquel entonces.
Jones, es un antique legisla-
dor del Condado Madison y ex.
director de la Comision de GAIA
y Pesca del Estado que esta
siendo juzgado por ell supuesto
sobOrno, y que en- la actualidad
posee un restaurants en- Perry.
Parrisch ha asegurado baio
declaration directa que Jones
nombro a Cecil Webb Y Domi-
nick (Nicky) Furci, caudillo del
juego de bolita de Tampa, como
miembros del sindicato. Este
identified a Webb ulteriormen-
tie, al exigirsele ampliaci6n de
la declaration rendida.
En- SUI testimonio ell Sheriff
declare: "Shorty" (apodado de
Jones) me dijo que Webb era
ell antique Presidente de la Jun
ia de Carreteras del Estado y Ell
Presidente de la Dixie Lily Mi
ling Co. de Tampa"
Ell Gobernador encargado.
Charley Johns, nombro a Webb
principal de la Junta de Carrie
teras, en- diciembre de 1858
puesto que d~esempeno hasta enc
70 de 1855.
Antes de su nombramiente
para la Junta de Carreteras
Webb preside la Comisi6n de-
GAIA y Pesca del Estado, pues
to este que ocup6 Jones, tam
bien en- una OCCASION.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
Continuard Ia Investigation
Contra Ia "NAACP" a Pesar
de Fa||o de Ia Core Suprema
comite sesuird Gestiones Tonic Tempo
Como Sea Necesorio, Dice Senodor Johns

FL iefe del tan controverti,
do Comite de Investigaciones
declare Ell Tallahassee, que su
grupo no cejara en- la investi-
gacion que adelanta contra la
AsociacioD para ell Mejoramien
to de las Gentes de Color, a
pesar del falle dado por la Cor
te Suprema de Justicia Estado-
unidense. ...,
Ell Senador del Estado, Char
ley Johns, dijo que no estaba
sorprendido en- 10 mas minimo
por la decision de la Corte. Pc
70 aglego que su Comite no &C.
deria. Y que la Legislature ex-
tenderia la duraci6n de las fun
clones de SUI grupo por tanto
tempo como fuera necesario.
La Corte Supreme bloqueo
transitoriamente la decision de
una Corte de Florida requirien-
do a cuatro representatives de
la "NAACP" para que centes-
taran las p%reguntas que les fue-
ran hechas en- Ell Comite duran
te la investigation que este lie
va a cabo tendiente a estable-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
Acusan a I'm legislator de
Tratar de Sobornar a Official
Este, q su vez, Aevsa q Magnafe de
+. Estar compIieado en- Jveso de BoIita

Y agrego en- SUI declaration
Ell Sheriff: Zones me dijo que
Webb lie habia encomendado ell
comprometer a los Sheriffs pa
ra hacerlos unirse al sindicato."
"Agreg6 que este Sc encon-
traba va operando en- los Con-
dados Levy y Marion y que de-
seaba incorporar los de Lake y
Polk"
"Agrego que mi sueldo como
Sheriff era una bicoca compare
do con 10 que IRA a obtener en-
ell sindicato."
En- SUI declaration Parrish ex-
preso que, la reunion en-. Winter
Haven tuvo lugar unas tres Sc
manas, .antes de que este Sc hui
biera hecho caro- del puesto
de Sheriff, y al preguntarle ell
abogado de Miami, Ellis Rubin,
"por que esper6 20 meses,. des-
pues de entrar a ejercer ell car
60 para hacer publico Ell inten-
to de soborno", contest6 Pa
rrisch que fue ,debido a que es-
taba tratando de configurar eau
sa para I'm proceso, y que cada
una de las reuniones tenidas
con Ell antique legislator de di-
ciembre de 1856 a mario de 10
81, constituian un eslabon de
la cadena. Y agrego que, busca-
ba pruebas no solamente, contra
Jones, sino tambien contra otros
miembros del sindicato.
Rubin solicit6 que Sc librarian
ordenes de comparendo contra
James w. Sweat, p~residente y
Earl E. Shepherd, escribients
del Jurado del Condado Polk
| que proces6 a Jones en- octubre
pasado.
No tendria NADIA de raro que
este escandalo sea una ramifica
cion del poderoso sindicato de la
bolita en- Detroit, Michigan, uno
de cuyos miembros,, Russell Ray
mond Trick, dueno de casas y
terrenos en- Fort Lauderadale,
Sc halla fugitive de la ley. en-
1 Miami, donde 10 busca activa-
mente la policia, segun infor-
mamos a nuestros lectores en- Ia
sdicion de aver de este diario.