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Tony Anthony
Fuvored Tonight

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 8
(AP).-Power- punching Tony
Anthony Of New York. the No.
2 light heavyweight contender,
opens his heavyweight cam
paign tonight as a 81 favorite
to whip Veteran Archie Nc
Bride of Trenton, N. j.
1.-THE hereunder will be
shown over WMAL-7 in
Washington at 10 p.m.l
Anthony, a lean, 6-foot-1,
180- pounder, has a 34-5-1 rec
ord, including 81 knockouts. His
I'VE losses all were by kayos.
Mcbride, 90, is 5-foot-11,
1856 FOUNDER, who doesn't get
"a chance to fight often. A pro
since 1947, he has a 21-l3 rec
ord, including seven kayos. He
has been stopped three times
including one by Patterson
Seventh round) in 1855.
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game, because very likely he is,
but / know he could enjoy it
so much more If he worked out
of that slice.
Please do this, Mr.. Slicer:
Grip the club in the palm an
fingers of your left hand so
that, looking down from the
position of address, you can see
two knuckleS of your hand. Tuck
your right elbow in close to
your body, pointing just inside
your right hip. Always do this
on the backswing, and have II
pointed downward-not out.
Start the downswing slowly
and smoothly. Swing from the
inside out. If you have trouble
picturing an inSide-out swing,
just think of it as the opposite
of that cut-across Tor outside
IND swing you've been using.
Copyright 1858. John r. Ollie Coz
ALL NEWT YOUR POCKET
SIZED GOLFTNG GUIDE! Now
Cary Middleton lets you in or
his prize winning scoring for.
mula in the brand-new pam.
phlet, '"Tips for the Beginning
Golfer" A copy's yours for 10C
and a stamped, return envelope
sent to Cary Middleton, to thi;
paper.
Friday-SIOppy iron shOts)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Wrestling Duos
To Renew Feud

Mark Levin and Don Curtis,
who were disqualified in their
wrestling match last week
against the Graham brothers,
Jerry and Eddie, when they
attacked the referee, face them
again tomorrow night at Capitol
Arena.
Another team match lists
Chief Big Heart and Kit Fox
against Angelo Savoldi and
Jack Donovan.
Wild Bull Koury takes on
Don Leeds, Bolo Hakawa meets
Tony Cosenza and Chito, Lopez
tackles Marvin Mercer in other
bouts.
None of the matches viii be
televised. -
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
ban Diego, s: Phoenix, b tcomple-
ion Of April 20 suspended camel.
Phoenix. s; San Diego z Irregular
SAT- Lake City. s: Vancouver, 5.
Sacramento, q; Seattle, 8.
Portland, 9: spokane, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal, 6: Buffalo, 3.
Toronto, 8: Rochester, l,
Richmond, 8: Havana, /.
Miami, 4; Columbus. 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver, /: Omaha, Ill innings).
Louisville, 9; Charleston, 0.
st. Paul, 4: Minneapolis, 0.
Wichita, 6; Indianapolis, B.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Houston. TO-; Austin, 4.
Victoria, 4: Dallas, 3.
San Antonio. 10: Tulsa, 4.
Corpus Christi. z; Fort Forth, 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis, s; Mobile, 0.
NNashyills, ~ Birmingham, 9. q
Atlanta, 6; chatanoosa, (l2 in
nings).
WESTERN LEAGUE
Topeka, A; Des Moines, 0.
Pueblo, s: Colorado Springs. z.
Amarillo, 4; Albuquerque. /.
Sioux City, 10; Lincoln, 9.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte. So: Savannah, 1-e.
Augusta, 8; Jacksonville, 4.
Knoxville, 9: Macon, z.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Binghamton. 5: Albany, 2.
Williamsport, Al; Springfield. 80
Reading 10; Allentown, o.
Lancaster, 8; York, 2.
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Brogun Retired
To Pilot Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. 8
(AP).-Bobby Bragan was hired
yesterday to manage the Spo-
kane Indians Of the Pacific
Coast League again for the
1859 season.
Bragan, former manager of
the Cleveland Indians who
took over the Spokane Club
July /, said he was delighted
to be given a chance to run the
club again next year.
The Indians are in last place,
Bragan's team has won 80 and
lost SO since he replaced Goldie
Holt here.
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stoncIiff's Wins
In SoftbuII PIuy

Stancliff's shut out the pam
theirs, TO, yesterday In the
opening round Of the women's
Class B softball tournament
sponsored by the Recreation
Department.
In other games, FBI defeat
ed Bureau of Aeronautics, 1872;
AAA walloped cap, 1913;
Beltsville shut out the FBI Mite
Hawks, SO; American Railroad
trounced the FBI Trotters,
22-5, and State Department
won over the FBI Blue Jays.
81.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

virdon, Pittsburgh, IL; Mays, San
Francisco, 10; Banks, Chicago, and
BlasineaTne, st. Louis, 9.
HOME RUNS Banks, Chicago, AZ:
Thomas, Pittsburgh, 80; Mathews,
Milwaukee, 80; Aaron, Milwaukee,
2S, Robinson, Cincinnati, and Mays,
San Francisco, 81.
STOLEN BASES - Ashburn, Philadel-
phia, 20; Mays. San Francisco, "a;
BlaSingame, St. Louis, 20; Gillian,
Los Angeles, 10; T. Taylor. Chicago,
Is.
PITCHING (based on IL or more de-
cisions) Wiley, Milwaukee, ga,
500; Warrington, San Francisco,
11-6, .647. Burdette. Milwaukee, 1853,
$40; SPAIN, Milwaukee, 1910, $50;
Purkey, Cincinnati. l5-9, .625; Hob
bic. Chicago, 1916, 1925.
jTRIKEOUTS-Jones st. Louis, 1913:
SPAIN, Milwaukee, 1871; Antonelli,
San Francisco. 1873; Podres, Los An
geles, 1872; Friend, Pittsburgh, lis.
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Top Italian Horse
Entered in St. Leqer

LONDON, Sept. 3 (AP).-
Tiepolo, one Of Italy's top g.
year-old racehorses, has been
named for England's last clas-
sic of the season--the st. Leger
at DoncasteT September 49,,
Tiepolo, a bay colt by Blue
Peter out of Trevisana, is owned
jointly by the Marchese mcisa
della Rochetta and Donna
Lydia TeSio.
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Dodgers RecuII Seven

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 8 tAP) /.
The Dodgers are calling UP
Outfielders Frank Howard Of
Green Bay and Ron Fairly and
Don Miles from st. Paul; In
flelders Earl Robinson Of Green
Bay and Jim Gentle Of Spo-
kane, and Pitchers Roger Craig
of st. Paul and Ralph Mauriello
of Victoria.
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DOcTORING
YOUR GOLF
BY DIR. CARY MIDDLECoFF

PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
Chronic Slicer.
DIAGNOSIS: Giving in with
out a fight.
TREATMENT: ] vince when
ever I see a golfer hit a slice on
every shot, even though he
allows for the slice and thereby
scores fairly well. It's not that
I don't think he's enjoying the
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Ronny RICHTER Adds
Club Junior Title

Ronny RICHTER. habitual win
ner of the areas junior golf
titles, has another one to
his credit today - the Prince
Georges Country Club cham
pionship.
RICHTER defeated Dick Wag-
ner, 81, in the finals yester-
day.
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Totals SO z Q Totals 80 4l24
l Singled for Purkey In 9Th; 2 Lined
out for Fondy in It'll: 8 Grounded out
Mcmillan IN 9th; Filed out for
Schmidt in 9th.
CINCINNATI $1,000 100 900 1Q0-2
ST. LOUIS ------- 121 900 00x--4
gall; ST. LOUIS, 27.10. DP-Amaro
to Blasingame to Musial ca: Blasin-
game to Amaro to Musial. LOB-Cin-
cinnati. z; st. Louis, z.
2B-Moon, Cunningham (2). s.
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ROUND TABLE, GALLANT MAN DUE
Woodward Moy Get
Top Hondicop Pair

BILE. Gallant Man is the type
Of horse that can't stand rae
ing week in and week out.
Willie Molter, trainer foI
Travis Kerr, has indicated that
the Oklahoma-owned Round
Table will come to New York
after the United Nations and
prepare to match strides with
his rival in the Woodward.
Meanwhile, three jockeys
scored triples yesterday. Ted
Atkinson did it at Belmont,
L. c. Cook at the opening Of
Hawthorne and Howard Grant
at Atlantic City. All also had
the distinction Of winning the
feature race.
Ted Rides $3.50 Winner
Atkinson scored with Sunny
Admiral ($l2.90) in the first,
won the featured sixth with Lis
Royale at the same price and
captured the seventh with
Louis Dor at $3.50.
Cook put together his triple
with Our Tribe ($l0.60) in the
first, Lady Grace ($25.60) In
the fourth and Flight History
($16.20) in the $4,000 Inaug-
ural Handicap. In winning the
6-furlong handicap Flight His
tory matched the track record
Of l:092s.
Grant started his winning
ways with High Leaf ($4.80) in
the fourth, won the featured
sixth with Amplitude ($6.80)
and the seventh with Prince
Killer SID.
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Gophers Find
Tasknlaster
In Warrnath
py the Assoeiated Press

Murray Warmath. goth CEN
tury football coach and disci-
plinarian, has added another
chapter to tom Browns
Schooldays."
The Minnesota football boss
who learned the game and its
requirements under Tennessee's
tough taskmaster, Gen. Bob
Neyland, showed yesterday he
could be just as strict as q
headmaster out Of the 10th GEN.
tury English novel.
When Sophomore Guard Tom
Brown showed up two days late
for the start Of fall practice,
Warmath promptly put him in
the third team. Brown, q 224-
pound all-city selection in Min
neapolis, repeatedly had been
on a canoe trip in Northern
Minnesota.
TOuted As Starter
He has been touted as q
starter on a Gopher team that
needs rebuilding after Q As
season.
The original Tom Brown. Gre
ated by Thomas Hughes in 1856.
was a resilient youth, bouncing
back from all kinds Of reversals
at rugby school. Tom Brown.
Minnesotan, can earn a like
reputation by regaining q first
team berth before the Gophers'
opener ag ainst Washington,
September 81.
But Mike Lee, Nebraska end
and cocaptain. will have to ind
solace in his books.
Lee, a double letter winner
was dropped from the Corn
husker squad yesterday BY
Coach Bill Jennings.
Jennings said only. ''Lee is nj
longer on the squad" Lee, sor
Of the former Nebraska TRACK
coach, Jerry Lee, decline I
comment.
Cornell Loses Nukk
Among other players whit
make news as the college boy
picked up speed during the frs
week of practice:
George Nukk, Cornell tackle
believed lost for the season will
q twisted knee.
Lou Mautino, Syracuse tackle
Junior letterman on the shell
for the year with q shoulder
injury.
Bob Williams, quarterback
and Nick Pietrosanta, fullback
lost excess poundage as Notr'
Dame went through first con-
tract drill.
Ron Moody, Illinois halfback
had to withdraw from squad
after recurring baseball kneI
injury.
Ekkchard Boellert, German
exchange student, and Brian
Dennehy, homegrown Irishman
a pair Of 240-pound tackles, i'm
pressed with strong tackling a
Columbia tried to sharpen run
ming attack.
Hal jackson, Colgate half
back, earned nickname jet,
flashing speed in Raider back
field.
Dick Gwinn, guard, ant
Jimmy Carpenter, halfback
took over first team berths q
Oklahoma went through ligh
scrimmage.
Peter Prince, Pitt halfhack
showed up for practice afte
being sidelined by an injury il
the second game last fall.
Bob Wojcik, sophomore cen
ter, lost to Michigan for seasol
because of spring practice kne
injury.
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DODGERS, 4; GIANTS, o
SAN FRANCISCO Los ANGELES

Totals 80 o s 0 Totals 81 "a
] Struck out for OConnell in 9th:
Walked for johnson in sth.
SAN FRANCISCO - 600 600 0oo-oI
Los ANGELES - Ito 100 10x-4
E-Cepeda. Mays. Schmidt. Po-A-
San Francisco, PAT: Los Angeles, 81.
10 DP-Drysdale to Gillian to Bilko
LOB-San Francisco. 6; Los Apgeles. 5
2b-Cepeda, Jablonski, HR-Cimoli.
Hodges. SB-Roseboro. Neal. Sim
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By ths AssoeIated Press

Gallant Man and ROM d
Table. leading candidates for
horse-of- the-year and handi-
cap division titles. are going
separate ways, but they're ex-
pected to end up at the same
place-Belmont Park-for the
September '27 running Of the
500, 000-add Woodward.
Round Table, nearing
Nashua's all-time money-win-
ming record, was scheduled to
be flown from Chicago to At
lantic City today. At Atlantic
City he'll be pointed for the
September Is running Of the
500 ,000-added United Nations
Handicap. It's a mile and three
sixteenths race on the grass.
where Round Table never has
been beaten. He has won all
six Of his starts on the turf,
four Of them stakes.
Gallant Man, sidelined since
late July, will start In Satur-
days $500 : added Sysonby
Mile at Belmont. He'll carry top
weight Of 1874 pounds and is a
heavy favorite of past perform
ances and a 7-furlong workout
in 1:25% yesterday.
May Skip United Nations
Gallant Man also is eligible
for the United Nations, but is
expected to pass that in favor
Of the mile and a quarter
Woodward. Unlike Round Ia
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Vim, Columbia
Triumph Again
!. In Cup Trials

NEWPORT. R. l., Sept. 8
(AP).--George Findlay, yacht
ing writer for the Glasgow
Herald, believes If England fails
again to win the Americas Cup,
Australia viii promptly launch
a challenge for the hallowed
yachting prize.
Australian yachtsmen have
already talked to British de-
signers about building a H.
meter" said Findlay. here from
Scotland to cover the Cup chal-
lenge Of Sceptre.
The British have tried le
times to wrest the Cup from
the United States since 1851,
They have failed every time.
But Findlay is by no means
predicting another British fail
|ure.
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PIRATES, 3; PHILLIEs, z
PITTsBURGH

Totals 81 2 Z 2 Totals 2S 3 6 8
l Singled for Cardwell in 9Th: 2
Ran for 5awatski in Sth: 3 Struck
out for Fernandez In 9th.
PHILADELPHIA - 900 900 011-2
PITTSBURGH ----- 600 002 lOx-S
E. Hogan PO-A - Philadelphia,
well to Fernando; Groat to Thomas
70 Klussewski. LoB-Philadelphia.5:
Pittsburgh, 3.
2b-Anderson. 3b-Clemente. HR-.
virdon, Thomas, Post. SF-Hemus,
Kluszewski.
,,.,ar.n ig ; / e bS SO
F HfsT5 ------a ! 2 g : !
winner--Friend u9-l3. Loser
Cardwell (2-4).
HBP-By Friend lSawstskD. u
Barhck. Jackowskl, Delmore. Landes.
T-2:03. A-9,911.
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Interest in both Scotland and
England over Sceptre is high,
Findlay said. The challenge is
being made by the Royal Yacht
Squa dron, a predominantly
English group.
But Davey Boyd, the designer,
is a Scotsman. And Sceptre
was built in Scotland. So the
ties are strong.
Findlay, one Of the early ar
rivals among the British yacht
ing press. watched yesterdays
United States trials from a
95-foot Coast Guard craft that
has served as press boat.
He picked a good day. Vim
and Weatherly put on one of
the most stirring duels Of the
summer-long series.
Vim, 19-year-old yacht
owned by John Matthews of
Oyster Bay, N. Y, got home
first by a scant 10 seconds.
Superb crew work saved the
day for the older yacht as
Weatherly tried to break
through with a series Of spin
maker jibes in the last three
miles of a 24-mile course.
In the other match, Column
bia whipped Fastener by 2
minutes, 6 seconds.
Vim Leads Standings
Vim, winning her second
straight in these important
finals. now leads that match
race standings with a mark of
nine and three. Columbia, also
unbeaten in the finals, has an
overall match-race record of
eight and four.
Weatherly, beaten by Co
llumbia Monday while Vim was
taking fastener, stands at sew
en- and five. fastener hasn't
won in II match races.
The final trials continue to-
day. It now looks as If Vim and
Columbia are headed for a
showdown.
The selection committee must
decide on one Of the four be-
fore September IS. The cup
defense opens September 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

winner-Monroe Gid. Loser-sis-
Ter (7-s).
WHISTLER. U-Paparella, Tabacchi,
Runge, Stewart. T--2:20. A-23.770.
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ywsiDpnsr-Mabs t1-6). IOssr--Purtsy
wP--Mabe. U-secory, sudol, Ven
zon. T-2:20. A-4,521.
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MAJOR BOX SCORES
TIGERS, s; As,l

Totals 81 CHS Totals % / 2 /
Grounded out for Carrasquel in
Sth: 2 Flied out for Grim In Sth.
DETROIT - 200 100 OILS
ECarrasauel (2). PO-A-Detroit.
27-9: Kansas City, 27-1O. DP-Martin
to Boiling to Harris. LOB-Detroit. z;
Kansas City. 2
2b-Chiti. 3b-Kaline. Boiling. HR
--Cerv' Harris. SB-Kalne. s-Mo-
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Winner-Drysda1e 11-1n. Loser
Monzant (6-9).
u Dascoli. Donatelli, Crawford.
Smith. T-2:22. A-22,6S1.
CARDS, 4: REDLEGS,
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winner-Moford (4-7). Loser-Grim
t4-6).
PB-Chiti U-Honochick. Soar,
Umont and Summers. T-1:51. A.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
Consul del Brasil en- Miami Envia
Cara al A|ca|de Agradeciendo I'm
Noble Gesto por Naci0n Hernnana

Ell Consul de Brasil en- Miami
senior Ruy de MelIO Texeira, ha
enviado la siguiente carta al Al.
calde de Miami, Hon. Robert
King High, en- relaci6n con la
proclamation de un "periodo de
emergencia brasile en- Miami"
por parte de nuestrO executive
municipal:
Honorable Robert King High
Alcalde de la Ciudad de Miami,
Oficina del Alcalde
Apartado 708, Coconut Grove,
Miami 80, Florida.
Muy estimado y querido amigo:
En- nombre del Presidente de los
Estados Unidos del Brasil, su Elk.
cclencia Juscelino K~ubitschek, los
Gobernadores y altos oficiales de
los Estados de Ceara, Rio Grande
Do Norte y Paraiba, la ciudadania
del Brasil, y en- ell milo propio, de.
SEQ expresar nuestra mas profunda
gratitud y agradecimiento por su
bondadosa y sentida proclama-
cion durante ell periodic que CO.
memo en- JUNO 4 de los %corrientes,
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

20-De palabra
22-Querer con amor
24-Escuela Nacional Agricola,
Inv.
25-Hoja pIrgante, Inv.
26-Que Sc reproducen por medic
de huovos
28-Aparato de pescar
30-Escuchar
31-Embarcacion
33-Mujer de calidad
35-De patas iguales
38-Fragancias
41-Trampa O embuste
43-Tratamiento espanol
44-Canoa india mexicana
45-Especie de frasco
46-Antigua capital irlandesa
administrative, Pl.
49-Capital europea
50-Naipes
53-Demostrativo
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
FUe Aprobudu Ia
Construction de
Un NUevo MUseo

Ell Condado Dade ha anunciado
que este ano ~construira I'm museo
de ciencias e historic natural, que
serv1ra de attraction por igual a
grandes y a chicos.
Los comisionados del Metro apro
baron ell microbes la construction
del museo, en- terrenos propiedad
del Condado, en- S. Bayshore Drive,
(Pasa a Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
Ballet EspuhoI
Ora vez en- ell
Dinner Kew

Hoy viernes, mafana sabado, y
ell domingo, a las 800 PM, Sc pre-.
sentara nuevamente en- ell Dinner
Key Auditorium ell grupo de bal
les espaholes conocido por BALLET
Expanol de Miami, que integran
las gemelas Carmen y Maria Soria.
(Pasa a La Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
Servira Florida
|naugurada Nueya Linea Aerea

La ciudad de Miami estara prom
to enlazada con otras ciudades de
Florida Dor una Inca aerea con
Itineraries fijos.
La nueva Inca dio comienzo
aver a las $50, con I'm vuelo inau.
gural entire las ciudades de ITALIA.
hassee y Lake City.
Ell Gobernador Leroy Collins
participo en- la dedication de la
nueva Inca aerea en- ell aeropuer.
to de Tallahassee, viajando en- ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

HORIZONTALES
1-Aljibe o eisterna
5-Ansar
8-Amarrar
l2-Palo de la baraja espahola
l3-Tejido muy tenue
l4-14-Simbolo musical
15-Provincia de Canada
17-Circulos o redondeles
18-Hornillo portatil
19-Conducto organize
21-Levantar las velas
23-Rey, en- Roma
24-Personaje biblieo
27-Brota
29-Elemento electrolitico
32-Precipitacio.. de nieve
34-Nombre de mujer
36-De esta manera
37-Igual al II horizontal
39-Cuerpo Reproduction en- los he
lechos
40-Partido Agrario Municipal
Inic.
42-Costado
44-Lujo o boato
47-Drama musical
51-Nombre de mujer
52-Que contiene arena
54-Dios egipcio
55-Cabeza de ganado
56-Domestique
T-Piedra plana
58-Agarradera
59-Te atreves.
vERTICALEs
1-Manzana
2-Rezan
3-Region
4De osificar
5-Autillo
6-Pez italiano
7-Extremidades de las ayes
8-Infiernillo
9-Relativo al torax
1o-Porci6n que Sc desprende de
un liquido, Inv.
11-Soldado
16-Piel de la cara
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

continuando mientras existan me-
cesidades en- las areas del Brasil
afectadas por la sequia, como
PERIODIC DE EMERGENCIA
BRASILENO.AMERICANO EN-
MIAMI
La gran catastrofe que psdecieron
PaSa a Ia Pagina 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19
From Harlem sIums to Forest Hills fame!

mot many people know the real story of my life I'm
going to try to put it down here. If you get to thinking
it isn't all pretty, remember | never said it was!"
Thus, in this weeks Saturday Evening Post starts
one of the most amazing chronicles of our time told
by the worlds greatest woman tennis player. #
You'll find out about Altheas wild" early life as a
Harlem delinquent! You'll read the behindthe-scenes
facts Of her battle to break into whte tennis ). and
discover how her personal problems almost de.
stroyed many of the chances that were given her!
And you'll get her frank, no.words.barred opinions
Of many of the players and people she has met in her
worldwide travels! You won't want to miss 81 Wanted
to be Somebody" by Althea Gibson See Athea on the
Ed Sullivan Show, Sunday, August "a, Channel 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

BILLY GRAHAM, my son-in-o~. Whats he like os man,
huSbond tother2 Reed Dr. l. Nelson Bells ntnote oeeoun
See foy photos In the August lodes Home Journal Nov
your Newsstand.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

pues del paso del ELLA" por la
region occidental de Cuba. La
victima Sc llamaba Noises Gar
cia Rivero, de 20 amos de edad,
vecino que era del Central La
Francia y perecio ahogado en- Ell
lugar conocido por Ell Toro,
cuando regresaba a SUI casa des-
pues de visitar a su novia, al
tratar de cruzar la IONA inunda-
da por la crecida de I'm rio.
En- ell municipio de Batabano,
provincial de La Habana, tam
bien Sc produlo ell vuelco de I'm
canton como consequence de
las intensas lluvias que caian,
resultando muerto Roberto Val
DIES Medina, de 20 amos y herido
de gravedad SUI hermano Do
mingo, de iguales apellidos. Sa-
Heron ilesos SUI hermano Gre
gorio y ell padre Gregorio Val
dGS de So amos, que conducia
ell canton, los cuales manifesto
ron que ell accidente fue conse-
cuencia de encontrarse Ell paw
mento mojado.
BESIDE ell municipio de Santa
Cruz del Sur, en- Camagiiey, Sc
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-06

de aver, en- las que Sc elegia
presidente para ell periodic
1958-1964.
I'm anuncio Official del Minis
terio del Interior dado esta ma
mana, dice que Alessandri reci-
bio 386.192 votos, contra 354..
300 emitidos por Salvador Allen
de, socialista que tuvo ell apo
20 de comunistas y otros ele-
mentos de la izquierda.
Sc emitieron en- total 1.244.-
937 votos, y ell total de inscritos
en- los padrones era de 1.497. 902,
dice ell anuncio del Ministerio.
Alessandri no tuvo, asi, la ma
yoria absolute que Sc requiere
de acuerdo con la ley electoral
para la consagracion automa-
tica de SUI triunfo.
Corresponds al congreso, CO.
mo en- la election anterior, del
General Carlos Ibanez del Cam
pc, escoger al future Presiden-
tie de la Republica. En- las oca-
stones en- que anteriormente Sc
ha presentado esta situacion,
ell congreso ha elegido al can
didato que ha recibido la ma
(Pasa a la pag. g.