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Evening star., 1961-10-03

J Sales figures are unofficial
Rates OF dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
tion. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included.
a-Also extra or extras. b. Annual rate
plus stock dividend. d Declared or paid
in 1851 plus stock dividend. e Paid last
year. { Payable in stock during 1851
estimated cash value on ex-diyidend or
redistribution date. g-Declared or paid
so far this year. h l. Declared or paid
after stock dividend or split up. X De-
clared or paid this year, an accumulatiye
issue with dividends in arrears. p Paid
this year, dividend omitted, deferred or
no action taken at last dividend meeting.
lr-Declared or paid in 1850 plus stock
dividend. t. Payable in stock during 1850,
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
redistribution date. -Liquidating divi-
dend
Z-Sales in full.
cid Called. xd - Elk dividend. kids : Elk
distribution. xr- EX rights. Xw-With0ut
warrants WV With warrants. wd When
distributed wi When issued. nd-Next
day delivery
Win bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such COM
panies. A
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D. C. SECURITIES

Sales--wash Gas 1t CONS at 73la,
at "a.
Pot Elec Pwr com at 42h. . at
42f4, 5 at 4294, so at 42s4, 10 at
Atlantic Research-SO at 3a7s.
WdMd 4. Inihrnn cnrn-hn ID RiI.
Evening star., 1961-10-03
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by the Associated Press
Stocks Sales
and zoos Net
Dividends Cest.) High Low 7:2o chg.
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FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Oct. 3 CAP).-Foreisn
exchange rates CGreat Britain and
Australia in dollars, others in cents
and decimals Of cent?:
Today Prev. Day
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DIVIDENDS
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Pc Stk. Of Pay
Rate rlOd Record able
STOCK
WometcoEnt ABB 10pc Ia lis
INCREASED
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HELP MEN

R0UTEMAN-Cotton candy; 30ec
first $500: 40eo over $500. Cal
| RA. 6-7625.
ROUTE SALES - Va. area. Estab
route. Car furn. 1925 plus comm
POTOMAC EMPL.. Gil King St
XII Q-hnhh
Evening star., 1961-08-27
statesmen

Aggressive young married man
good starting salary, and train.
ing to sell complete kitchens t.
builders. Good future with full
company benefits. Personal inter.
views Monday from Q am. tC
ply CO.. 17I5 Rhode Island ave.
ne. Ask for M. Miller.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
PiTiWRTNC FOREMAN TsTTMA.

TOR to manage plumbing dept.
Of estab. firm. Must be familiar
with all phases of remodelinE.
ance and other benefits. An excel.
opport. for person with ability
aAd sAper. Reply Box 46S-E, star.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
DISTURBED

We want . man who believes in
his ability. not afraid to work
hard and long hours, and who
expects to be compensated &C,
and independent business and
saiet career in rapidly growing
tnsu- ance organization. Qualifi-
cations: Age 26-40. sound physi-
cal condition. presently employed.
auto wnership. college degree
or prior sales experience destr-
able. but more important is abil-
ity nd desire to absorb our
training program. must enjoy
meeting people from all walks.
Advantages: Full training pro-
gram. cooperative and helpful
management. opportunity to work
toward professional status in in
dustry. full employe benefits pro-
gram. life and disqualification in
surance. disability and pension
plans, excellent management op-
portunitieS after one year. start
ing salary S100 per week. You
set your own salary in 13 weeks.
Disregard ad If you could be
satisfied with less than S15O per
week after 6 or 9 months and
II unprepared to work 10 or IL
hours. 6 DAYS a week If neceS-
sary. to achieve that salary or
more. We're hungry. Are you?
Send full resume Of qualifications.
vital str tisticS and ambition to
Box 313~J. Star.
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L - ~ 4N44SA@4SA( AOl
Permanent Job, lars
CO. Sc. area, $3.50 hr.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898 Eye NV
POLICE PRIVATES
$4,737-$6,487
Montgomery County,
Maryland. Merit Sys-
tenn employment. HIS.
Grad. or equiv. cert.
Must be between 81
80, 5'8", excel. phys.
cond. Ret. plan, an
nual and sick leave;
uniforms and equip.
supplied and main
tanned. For appl. and
info, write or phone
Personnel Office,
County Office Bldg,
Rockville, Maryland.
Poplar 2-2121, Ext.
312.
Evening star., 1961-08-27

PLUMBERS (10)
Journeymen. Permanent job, large
CO. Sc. area. $3.50 hr.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1893 Eye NV
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SALESMAN
THIS is A BLIND AID
SALESMAN
TWO TOP-NOTCH MEN
WITH

We offer S5,0OO-Ss,0OO starting
salary. thorough and professional
training. liberal pension, grouL
insurance benefits, MANAGE
MENT OPPORTUNITY after
period in field. in rapidly expand
ing sales organization.
We REQUIRE age 25.4O; college edu;
DRIVE and AMBITION to be dis.
satisfied if earning less thar
$4,000 annually after . years
Call or write Mr.. Ellis, PRUDEN.
TIAL INSURANCE CO., Washing
ton 3. D. c.. EX. 3-5S5S.
statesmen (2), for retail record
store. Experience preferred but
conscientious, ambitious men con-
sidered. Apply 427 10th st. NV.
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HELP MEN
SELDOM OFFERED

Large national organization has
opening for man or woman, $3.50,
qualified by experience, educa-
ton and character, to fill semi
position. Want person capable of
promotion to manage own Of
flee. Aptitude test and training
furnished, Substantial earnings.
Car necessary. Pension plan and
insurance benefits for those who
can qualify. Write Box l32-D,
Star. Stating qualification, 50
that an interview can be arranged
Evening star., 1961-08-27
HELP MEN
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
SALESMAN-LIQUOR

SALESMAN-LIQUOR
Wash. largest est. liquor store has
unlimited opport. for livewire, /
full time, l part time. Must have
sales ability. Make perm. connec-
ton, good salary, bonus, vac
Apply CENTRAL LIQUOR CO,
o1S 9Th st. NV. (Do not phone.
statesmen BE YOUR OWN BOSS,
Finest product in its line. Every
gas station needs it. No invest
ment. Buy and then sell profitably,
Wonderful for extra income. JU
7-64SO, Sunday and weekday ewes.
SALESMEN-Increase your income
by selling famous Knapp Aero
tired shoes direct from factory;
full or part time; equipment free;
insurance benefits. Write L, j.
BREWER, 2203 Eastridge I'd.
Ttmonium. Md.
Statesmen (3), experienced II
draperies and fabrics: top earn.
tngs; wholesale only. Call Mr.
KAYHALL. OIL. 6-2520, EV. 4.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
SALES TRAINEE

SALES TRAANEE
SMITH CORONA MARCHANT INC
offers excellent career opportunity
for young. 22-30, some college
ing. Must possess inititive, drive
and desire to succeed. Do moi
apply unless you qualify anC
really want to work. Salary plus
Call Mrs. Beach, FE. 3-1300 fol
appointment.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
HELP MEN

PUBLISHERS REPRESENTATIVES
On commission basis for a
National College Magazine begin
ming publication in Sept. 7S3-431s
PURCHASING CLERK for real es-
tate and construction office; per-
fer eXper. man with knowledge Of
building materials; refs. reu.;
Rnnh salary TIL 2-01 06
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PORTER for modern apartment
bldg. See resident manager, 1901
Vermont ave. NV.
PORTER, exper., day work. New
NV apt. bldg. Attractive salary.
Apply 8 am. to 5 pm. with refs.
Res. Manager, 4740 Conn. ave,
NV.
P0RTER-DRIVER, D. C. drivers
permit, Al driving record and
excellent references required.
gram and other company bene-
fits. See Mr.. Hagan. JOSEPH
GAWLERS SONS, Funeral Di-
rectorS, 1856 Penn. ave. NV.
10 to 4 pm. Mon. thru Fri.
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BOX 401-D, STAR

SALES TRAINEE - Greeting care
publisher offers career opportunit!
for hard worker. Baltimore-Wash.
ington territory. Call on drug
gift, variety stores. Modest salary
to start. Call Monday, 10 to 8
JU, S-37Sq
Evening star., 1961-08-27

Nation wide concern
seeks responsible man
for salary sales posi-
ton. $4,000 annual
salary plus bonus. No
travel. Thorough
training program and
excellent company
benefits make this
excellent opportunity
for man selected.
BOX SD, STAR
Evening star., 1961-08-27

REAL ESTATE SALESmANs ne
it siredP Wish ,i,. to learn learn, a business Stnet
Co.? Come in and grow with US.
We will teach you. Call sales mgr,
COLUMBIA PROPERTIES, INC.
REAL ESTATE FIRM, established
in Silver Spring, has opening for
qualified, licensed agent; willing
to work full time and earn sub
stantial commission. Walk-in. air
conditioned office, free parking
and every consideration. For in
terView. call CHESTER KELLER,
JU. 9-5555.
RECEIVING-SHIPPING CLERK
Must be. exper. to handle ware
house Of active appliance dept
store. Good starting salary with
excel. company benefits. MR.. AN.
DREWS, WA. 7-27S5.
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SALES
Representative
Crushed Stone

Northern Virginia's largest pro.
ducer of chruShed stone has neec
for an experienced salesman tC
represent US and call upon the
construction and paving industry
in the Northern Virginia area
The use and need for our pro.
ducts are constantly increasinI
and require a concientious per.
son to call upon and meet with
the areas leading builders, con.
tractors and local and State of.
4icials. Promote good will, public
relations and the sale Of oul
products.
knowledge of building reports re.
uuired, and ability to read PLAN
and Specifications to determine
quantities and types Of materia
needed for all paving and con.
Struction work. Should have ia.
miliarity with construction anC
contracting industry. Excellent
opportunity for right man tt
work for and advance with large
company.
Please send a complete resume Cal,
replies held in strict confidence)
of your sales experience, age, ad.
dress, telephone number etc, tc
ROX 401-n STAR
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Porters and BellboyS
MUST HAVE GOOD REFERENCES
NO OTHERS APPLY
GOOD PAY TO GOOD MEN.
ALBAN TOWERS
800 Mass. Ave.

PRESSMEN, for printing company
To operate hand feed presses
Call Mon. before 1 pm. ST
3-7653.
PRINTER FRESHMAN, fully ex
perienced, all around man, fo
plant doing better grade of lettel
press work only. Must know Littl
Giant and Kluge presses. Stead!
job and top pay for steady, re-
liable and strictly sober man
Give full details of experience
in first letter, address and phoni
number, and when available tt
Box SD. Star.
PRINTING TRAINEE, his. grad.
white, 1919; start S251.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV
Evening star., 1961-08-27
PLUMBERS

PLUMBERS
Steady new work, 2104 Ontario rd
NV
co. b-470n
Evening star., 1961-05-28


Lo AneeesD sLoUsN
me Spedocu
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
Rites Held For
Albert {. Hess
AT Wahpeton

Albert c. Hess passed away Sat
urday morning, December 16, at
the Community Memorial Hospital
in Sidney, at the age Of 70 years,
after several years of i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hess planned to
celebrate their Golden Wedding
Anniversary June 81, 1862.
Mr.. Hess was born in Wahpeton,
N. Oak, on November l, 1889, the
son of William and Rosa Hess, pho
neer residents of that city. He at
tended ST. Johns School there and
was graduated from Wahpeton
| High School and Pho Mono College
| at Milwaukee, Wis. Subsequently
he was employed as a cashier in
banks in various North Dakota
towns.
After his marriage to Vera l..
Deits in 1912, he was cashier of a
bank at Wildrose, N. OAK, for six
years and in banking and real
estate business at Noonan for
nlneteen years. Upon the death of
the late Perry lines in 1887, he
was employed by the Pioneer Loan
and Realty Co. here until i'll health
forced his retirement. He continu-
ed as d director of the Northern
Building and Loan Association
until his death.
At a special meeting of the board
of directors of the Northern Build
ing and Loan association held De-
cember 10, a resolution was adept
ed expressing their deep regret al
the death of Albert C.. Hess anc
that his loss would be greatly fell
; by the association. Mr.. Hess haC
t served as vice president, director
and secretary of the association
since 1889.
Mr.. Hess was a member of thu
Sidney KiwaniS club and thu
Chamber of Commerce and served
as an officer in both organizations
He is survived by his wife, a son
DR.. w. c. Hess of Pasadena, Calf
and two sisters, Ann of Hollywood
and Helen of st. Paul, also man.
nieces and nephewS.
Requiem High Mass was cele
brated at st. Matthew's churcl
Saturday, Dec. 23rd. Active pail
bearers were L. j. Lee, OFT
= Hanbedank, Robert Peterson, H. +
Halvorsen, Oscar L. Anderson an
Jay Lalonde. Honorary pallbearer
were John Marmon, Sr., E. T
Z Krebsbach, Glen Hall, Carl l
Brattin, j. H. Clark, William Peter
4 son, Art Johnson, DR.. 1. ]. Peter
q son Sr., DR.. R. D. Benson, A. {
D Paulson, Glayde Yoder, Elme
4 Sorenson, James 1. Turner, Mat
4 Dasinger ST., J. B. Johnson, Osca
& Crumpacker, Frost Wilder an
n Keith Carpenter.
Cloyd-G order Mortuary was i
II charge of arrangements. The in
N mediate family accompanied tt
remains to Wahpeton for gravI
side rites and burial in the fami-
plot there.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
CARD OF

We would like to thank the
churches, clubs, friends and the
New Sidney Drug Store and all
those who helped us have one of
the incest Christmases our home
has ever had.
Also for the gifts of food, fruit,
treats, and personal gifts to all the
old folks in our home and our
selves, we really want to say thank
you.
May God bless you all and may
1862 be your best year yet.
The Dooley Home
Henry and Goldie Dooley
1-tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
ROB HOWARD DIES
~ SALT LAKE / L

Word has been received OF the
death of Bob Howard, who passed
away in Salt Lake City last Fri
day, following a lingering illness.
Mr.. Howard was SO years old and
is survived by his wife and two
children, Carol and Robert.
Funeral services were held in
Salt Lake City Tuesday.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
aTbe SIDNEY erald-WednesdaY. December IT, 1861
DOL.F TO
HOLD OPEN HOUSE ON
D D ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Dof Bosshard will
be honored al Open House at their
home just north of Sidney on Sun
day, Dec. 81 in celebration of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Open House will be from 2 to 5
ard from 7 to 9 pm. and a cordial
invitation is extended to all rela-
tives and friends to call at any
time during these hours.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
HUSKY OIL TRANSFERS
TO DENVER

Leroy Ekedahl writes that he
has been transferred from Billings
to Denver, where he will work as
Sales Representative for Husky
Briquetting. Husky owns and oper-
ates Barbecue Briquetting Plant at
Dickinson, N. D., and is now mar
keting their product throughout
the United States and Canada. Mr..
Ekedahl's main territory will be
the area west of the Mississippi.
Previous to this promotion Mr..
Ekedahl served as District Sales
Manager for the past Z years, first
headquartering in Sidney and later
in Billings.
The home address of the Exc.
dahls in Denver will be 2420 South
Meade, Denver 10.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
CHRISTMAS E S
At PAT DEVOIR HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Pat DeVOlr had Tor
their Christmas guests their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Smith and their daughter,
Miss Michel DeVoir of Billings.
The Smiths returned home Christ
mas day and Michel, who is in
training at st. Vincent Hospital
in Billings, will return New Years
Day. Included as Christmas dinner
guests at the DeVoir home were
their son-in-law's mother, Mrs
Ethel Smith and their other son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Williams of Lambert.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26
15-Year-Old
EASTSIDE GIRL
is MISSING

A liftccn-ycar-old girl. 5fcct-9
inches tall. weighing l25 pounds,
has been missing from her home
iol seven days.
She is Ruth Ellen Evans, of
3336 T. Warren Ave. who some.
times uses the name OF Doris
Evans"
Relatives and friends have
icincd police in city-wIdc search
for the attractive young girl who
was a 1O-A student at North
eastern High School.
The girls mother Mrs Daisy
Evans. said Ruth left home We'd
ncsday night around IL o'clock.
Mrs. Evans said when her dau9h.
Ter left she was wearing two
piece black summer suit trimmed
with white braid
Anyone knowing the where
Fbouis Of Ruth Tor "Doris~
Evans are asked 10 notify the
police or contact the girls par
cnts at 1886 &. Warren. phone
WA. l-l256.
Monroe Evans. Ruth's fathcr,
Is a truck driver for the 3. j.
piolct Construction Co.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26
Sports Segregation
voided BY Judge

BIRMINGHAM. AHA federal
Judge has ruled that a 1854 Blrm-
ingham ordinance which prohibits
negroes and whites from partl-
cipating in sports contests to-
gcthcr is unconstitutional.
The ordinance specifically lists
card games. dice games. domi-
noes, checkers, golf basketball.
baseball, football, track and swim
ming
However. us. District Judge
II Hobart GrOomS turned down
4 Negro request for an lmmcdi2ie
ruling that segregation IN city
recreation facilities was uncon-
stitutional. That request was or
dcrcd TO trial, probably in Octo-
Der.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26

Henry w. McGcc, SO year old
Negro postal career employee,
with 81 years Of service, has been
appointed Personnel Manager for
the Chicago Region OF the Post
Office Department, Postmaster
General J. Edward Day announced
last Thursday in Detroit.
McGec's promotion was an
nounccd before a convention din
ner of the National Alliance OF
Postal Employees at the Veterans
Memorial Building last Thursday
evening.
AT the same time. the poStmaS-
ter general denied charges of bias
in the hiring and promoting OF
Negroes in the Post Office de-
partment. Charges Of dlscrimna-
ton were made last Monday by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Sccrctary
of Labor Arthur j. Goldberg
named Edward +. Goshen Dlrcc-
tor of the Bureau of Apprentice
ship and Training of the u. S. De
partmcnt Of Labor. Mr.. Goshen
has been serving as Acting Dlrcc-
tor since December.
In making the announcement,
Secretary Goldberg noted that Mr..
Goshen, a longtime member Of
the International Typographical
Union, has distinguished himself
both as an ITU official and as a
public official
Mr.. Goshen has had "a years of
service with the Bureau. He has
filled such positions as field rep
rcsentative, area supervisor, re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26
list of Rider
Trials Get
Underway

JACKSON. MiSs.-Thc appeal
trials for nearly 200 Freedom
Riders who were sentenced and
fined for breach OF peace con.
victionS b e Z a n Tuesday in
Kinds County Court The trials
are expected to last Tor four
months
Among the defendants is James
Farmer. national director of the
Congress of Racial Equality. who
announced Sunday in New York
that more Riders would head for
Jackson, Miss. and Houston, Tex,
in "a couple of weeks"
The riders are appealing city
court convictions following their
arrests for refusing TO obey po-
lice orders TO move on while at
tempting TO deScgrcgatc trans
portation terminal facilities in
this capital city OF 10000
The first Freedom Riders
reached Jackson May "a Since
then 297 have been arrested.
ONE remain in Jail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26
Fla. City Threatens
To Sell Public Beach

TT LAUDERDALE, Fla ~ In
a continuing effort TO bar Ne
lrocs from the Municipal Beach.
city officials arc reported threat
ching to sell the waterfront prop
Crty as they did the public golf
course when faced with a court
order 10 descgrcgatc.
Meanwhile G.. +. Graves Of
Miami. attorney for the Florida
state NAACP. prepared to an
swer a complaint filed by Police
Chief Lester Holt 10 cnjoin the
NAACP from sponsoring wade
ms breaking the color bar at the
each. ST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26
JUDGE ORDERS
$40 LA. VOTERS
REINSTATED

SHREVEPORT, La. - Some $40
Negroes rcgaincd their rights to
vote again when federal judge
Monday ordered the voters rein
stated to the Bienville Parish
(county) voting rolls.
Judge Ben c. Dawkins, Jr.
ruled that a purge which remov-
ed tine Negroes from the voting
rolls in the north Louisiana par
ish in 1856 was illegal.
AT the same time, Dawkins
said The deplored the Negro
practice of bloc voting, with
which obscrvant persons arc fam
liar" But he added the factor
"can not alter one our duty
under the 18th Amendment to
see to it that there is no
discrimination in voting regis
tration because of race or color.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26


ambition to force Communism on
the world.
Il do not think KhruShchcv in
tends TO fight over Berlin or any
other issue. but | believe that
Nikita hopes to scare us into
turning the world over TO Com
munism.
we must stand firm in our
position TO defend right | am
inspired by the Presidents pro-
gram TO step up our defenscs."
The Grand Exalted Ruler appeal
cd for third crusade in the nat
ion to guarantee first class cit
izenship for all Americans. lie
said:
World attention has been TO-
evsed on Americas integrity by
the recent episodes surrounding
the Freedom Riders. Needed now
is a crusade of Righteousness TO
stop Discrimination within in our
nation.
Every clear thinking and hon.
est American realizes that we are
making il possible for khrushchev
TO point his finger TO our south
ern states when he strives 10 sell
Communism 10 the new African
nations.
America is the champion of all
the Liberties OF the world and we
ElkS have been teaching these be-
liefs in our programs. we invite
all Americans to join us in max
ing these principles a living re-
ality.
Without reservations We must
renew the faith of our liberties
by taking giant step TO stop dis
elimination In so doing we shall
excite the desire of the African
people TO join our world leader
ship Judge Reynolds concluded.
The IBPOEW's national officers
anticipate that the New York
Grand Lodge Convention will have
the largest attendance in its e.
years history.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26
Aud. Gen. Otis Smith
In Flint Hospital

FLINT - Otis NJ. Smith Mlchi-
gan first Negro Auditor General
entered St. Joseph Hospital last
Wednesday for a complete check
up and rest.
Smith. 40, took i'll at his
Lansing office Thursday, Aug.
10, but hospital examination
there did not disclose the nature
of his illness. Smiths doctor here
said he needed the rest and would
be in the hospital for about Z
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26


asserted that the u. S. must show
determined effort TO aid Latin
America, take a position of firm
ness in face of Nikita khruSh-
chev's aim to win the world for
Communism and eliminate dis
elimination at home TO give re-
newed encouragement to the new
nations of Africa to follow Ameri-
can World leadership.
The IBPOEW which Judge Rey-
holds heads has an estimated in
ternational membership of 450,-
600 and nearly 5000 small lodges
and temples. The Elks opened its
62nd Annual Grand Lodge Con-
vention here last weekend. The
Convention will end Friday Aug.
25th at the Commodore Hotel.
Judge Reynolds said
The L. S. should launch Z
multi-billion-dollar program of aid
for Latin American Nations. Act
ion of this nature will show an
alliance for progress which is
much needed in the Western Hem
isphere. This vast area has popu-
lation of 200 million people
more than the entIre L. S. anC
population growth annual,
higher than any other region o
the World.
Human progress in the area
is handicapped by great inadeqva
cIes. Latin America has sanitary
drinking water for only 100 mil
lion, about half Of IFS total popv-
Isfion; food consumption is only
about 800 caIories per day per
individual or ABOUT one-fhjrd Of
what is required for good health
and transportation in Latin Amer
ica is hsmpered by too few roads
These are only few of the ma
ior hsndieaps Of life in our back
yard.
"A crusade TO develop this area
would naturally bring great re
Spect for the United States ano
should create loyalty 10 the West
crn hemisphere. We need TO d,
the things IN Latin America which
we have been doing for years il
other parts of the world"
Judge Reynolds continued
Within our order OF Elks W,
have pointed out during oul
years travel of some $4,000 mile,
over the Elks jurisdiction til,
need for a crusade of lirmncs.