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out IL batfers.
Watterson scored one run in
the first inning-enough to win
and then exploded for seven
runs in the fifth inning.
Dublin .......... 900 600 90 o
Wafterson 100 07o KS 7 !
Later in the week, Watterson
was dumped hard by Aquinas
when the Terriers behind Don
Laird's two-hit pitching, scored
a TO triumph over the Eagles.
Pacing the Aquinas attack
was Charlie Mentel who knock
ed out three hits, including a
three-run homer in the sixth.
Aquinss ....I ITO l04 0--7 10 Q
Watterson 900 600 90 z 2
Aquinas also won two City
League games and lost one in
last weeks baseball action. The
Terriers defeated Eastmoor,
1873, and Marion-Franklin, 10,
while losing to East. 81.
Hero of the spine-tingling
Marion Franklin game was Char
lie Mentel who struck out Is and
walked MO one in the eight in
ming battle. Mentel also banged
out the game winning hit which
scored Wheaties Whalen in the
eighth.
Aqvinss 900 900 OIL 3 Z
Marion-F. 900 900 00-0 3 4
Aquinas pitchers, Charlie
Mentel and Steve Hagman fur.
nished most of the firepower
in the Terriers Suggest with
EastmOor.
Hagman, who hurled five in
nings, went four for four and
drove i'm four runs while Mentel
collected three hits and drove
across five runs. Included In
Hagman's hits was a two-rur
homer.
Eastmoor o40 02o 7--S s.
Aqvinas $50 All x-l3 IL (
Mentel famed ten, to raise his
City League leading total to 80
but Aquinas was upset by East
behind Chuck Nesbitt whe
matched Mentel's four-hit effort
East l0l 600 x-2 4 !
Aqvinas 010 600 OIL 4 4
st. Mary rallied for two runs
in the bottom of the seventh tt
score an lilo victory over Ros,
airy in a game married by II err
rors.
With two out in the last
st. Mary took advantage
of two bases on balls and five
Rosary errors to score the bis
runs.
Tom Yinger clouted a home
run while Jerry Spires knocked
out a triple for Rosary. Oar
Rowles lashed out a triple fol
st. Mary's only extra base hit.
Rosary 302 032 DO & i
81. Mary ,.213 500 I'LL
Jerry Spires had q perfect da,
at the plate with three hits a!
he led Rosary's 81 victory ovel
billiards.
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Antics Of Fen Fans
LmperiI Badge Idea

It's a sad note to record, but the fact remains that
a very small minority of youngsters are imperiing the
Junior Jet Badge admissions program, currently enjoyed
by some 10000 Sabotage youths.
Oftentimes, when they get out of sight of their
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-25

The Crusaders knocked out
eight hits and were guilty of
only one miscue in the victory.
Rosary ,........ 600 All Ia I
billiards 900 200 o. 4 8
Rosary was set down with
only three hits as Groveport de-
feated the Crusaders, 81. Gary
Workman who hurled for Grove
port. famed ten Crusader bat
tiers.
Rosary 900 100 OIL 3 S
Croveport OF lao Ks 7 z
The st. Charles Cardinals, who
opened their baseball season
with two setbacks, won four
montague games last week to
stretch their winning streak to
seven straight.
st. Charles defeated South
8-5; Central, so; and took a twin
bill from Marion Harding, IA
and SO.
st. Charles. in defeating
South, was the first team to
take the measure of the Bull
dogs.
Joe Bossetti led the Cardinal
attack with three hits while
Don Wiles and Jim Kloman
each collected two.
St. Charles OH $40 0-8 9
South ID 22 100 0-5 3 5
st. Charles also had the pleas
ure of handing Central its first
season loss. The victory was
doubly sweet since it avenged
the Cardinals loss to the Pr
ates in the season opener.
Highlighting st. Charles vic
tory was a homerun by Matt
Howard in the first inning.
st. Charles 800 600. .G-5.-4 4
Central 600. 100. OIL. a
Alex Laymon led st. Charles
attack against Marion as he
clouted four hits, including q
homerun.
Marion 100 $50 90 -
ST. Charles -. $50 600 x--7 10 Z
Marion 900 600 3-3
St. Charles 800 020 KS J z
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-25
Davis Leads
Rosary To
Track Win

Rosary, paced by Bob Davis,
won a dual track meet from
Hamilton last week by a 68-48
score.
Davis scored 1914 points by
winning the 100 and 220-yard
dashes and the broad jump. He
was also a member of the win
ming 880-yard relay team.
st. Charles could manage
only IS points in a triangular
meet won by Linden-McKin-
ley, which ehsIked up ~
points. Franklin n eights
came in second with S. points.
In other track action, the re-
Gently formed GAINESVILLE Rose
Grams squad lost its opening
meet to New Lexington, 9O-13
The winning team won all IS
events.
Best performance for the Bish.
ops was turned in by Mike Mus
selman, who finished second in
the 440, 180-yard low hurdles
and the 220-yard dash.
ST. AIoysius New Lsxing-
toni swept TO its fifth straight
victory by winning . triansv-
lar meet with New Concord
and jacksonville.
st. Aloysius racked up "a
points, New Concord 40 and
Jacksonville 5.
Marion Catholics runner:
dropped a 72-46 decision tt
Pleasant in a dual meet. Pleas
ant captured eight first place.
while Catholic took six.
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His First Try.
Watterson's Craig
NO-Hit Game

Watterson freshman Jim Craig made his first start
as a high school pitcher a big one last week as he hurled
a no-hit, norun game against Dublin, winning, 80.
Craig allowed only two men TO get on bsse-one
on an error and fhe other on a waIk-and he struck
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st. Charles handed Watterson
its first league loss of the year
as Bob Koerner hurled a one
hitter in the Cardinals 80 vic
tory over the Eagles.
Joe Bossetti and Sam Hoff-
man each collected two of st.
Charles six hits.
W~atferson 200 600 90 4
St. Charles 900 ITO x-s 8 3
st. Charles roared to its fourth
victory in a row as the Cardin-
ais blasted Columbus Academy.
12-1 in a Metro League game.
Dan Wiles coasted along on a
four-hitter while his Cardinal
mates slashed out Is hits. Jim
Kloman and Mike Sweeney led
the st. Charles attack with three
hits each.
Academy l.. .oo1 600 o. 40
ST.. Charles I34 o31 KIP IS I
After watching the Watterson
Eagles break out into a 81 lead
Holy Family exploded for five
runs in the third inning and
went on to record a TO victory.
Roger Rees tossed a three
hitter while John Gill lashed cut
a two run triple to pace the Red
Raiders to the victory.
Wafterson COS 900 0-3 8 4
Holy Family OILS 0o1 x-7 9
Earlier in the week, Holy
Family and st. Mary hattled for
II innings but darkness forced
the game. to be ended with the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-25
st. Charles, Holy Family
Pace Metro Loop Teams

St. Charles and Holy Family were the only teams
unbeaten last week in the Metro League after
two sets of loop contests were played. St. Charles upped
its record to 80 while Holy Family had only a tie game
to mar its league record after three starts.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-25

" you haven't been reading
the want ads YOU have been los
ing money. Read 'em and profit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-25

Charles; Watterson at st. Mary:
Academy at Holy Family.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-25

NOW Bobby" said Sister Hell
en- to one of her fourth graders,
suppose your mother gave you
a large apple and a small one,
and told you to give one of them
to your brother. Which one
would you give him?"
do you mean my big brother
or my little brother?. asked
Bobby cautiously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-16
Builders Report

and debentures In the past
fiscal year despite unusual
conditions In the money
market.
He commented:
whats even more signif1-
cant, no farmer with a sound
basis for credit was turned
down during the tight
money market period for lack
of loan funds"
william H. Scheick has re-
signed as executive director
Of the Building Research In
stitute effective September
is.
The institute reported Mr..
Scheick will become vice
president for research and
development Of the Timber
Engineering Co. His success
sor has not been appointed.
\ \ y 4
FILA Commissioner Nor
man p. Mason has announced
the appointment Of Daniel G.
Mimic Of San Mateo, Calf,
as director Of the Northern
California insuring ofiice Of
the Federal Housing Admin
istration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-16

June contracts for future
construction In the District
totaled $l6,005.00 - IS per
cent above June, 1957---the
r. w. Dodge Corp, housing
news specialists, reported this
week.
Nonresidential cont r acts
led with an $11,711. 900 total,
the firm said a substantial
increase over the same month
last year. Residential con-
tracts totaled $4,000 and
heavy engineering, 1882, 900.
both down more than so per
cent.
A Dodge official said con-
tracts in the first half Of
1858 amounted to $72.792, 900,
or 9 per cent above the same
period in 1857.
\ y
The Nations 81 Farm Credit
Banks have obtained record
funds In the securities mark
ct for lending to farmer bor-
rowers In the past fiscal year,
the Farm Credit Administra-
ton said this week.
r. b. TootelI, governor Of
FCA, said the banks issued
and sold $2.6 billion In bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-16

Ernest 7. Eiland was
elected last week to the pres
idency Of the Washington
Real Estate Brokers ASsoci-
ation.
tOther new officials are Jo-
eephine q. Jones, vice presi-
dent; Arnett G. Lindsay, sec
retary-treasirer. and Kennie
IL Brown, william 8. Harps,
Thomas w. Parks and I'd.
ward d. Collier, board mem.
hers.
Clarence e. PendIetOn.' q
Washinkton real estate agent
for 10 years. and David Bar
rington, formerly O heavy
equipment salesman. have
joined the staff Of the Sparks
Agency, A. Edwin Sparks,
owner, announced TINS week.
NI y 4
A stable delegation from
Montgomery County Is ex-
pected to attend the 5lst
annual convention Of the Ma
tioral Association Of Real
Estate Boards November Q to
70 in San Francisco.
Adolph G. Rohland, presi-
dent Of the Montgomery
County Board Of Realtors.
said the delegation, In addi-
ton to himself win include
Mr.. ana Mrs. James G. Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-16
Realty Revue

ley, Mrs. Margaret Dunkley
Held. Hugh T. Peck, william
G. Harl0ff. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Boswell, sr. Mrs.
Dorothy Bell Hill, Naomi
Laughlin, Hubert X. Arnold,
Ralph P. Ripley and Robert
L. FittOn.
The Montgomery. County
Board Of Realtors has also
Joined the Maryland Real
Estate Association In q con-
test to pick O State realtor
Of the year.
Chairman Of the boards
committee 10 e. L. Dieudonne,
jr.
The Nations savings and
loan associations set q new
record for July home lending
volume In any year, the
United States Savings and
Loan League reported this
week.
The organization said the
mark reflected . revival in
home building and buying.
Joseph Holzka, league presi-
dent, said savings and loan
institutions loaned an esti-
mated $1,153. 100000 in July.
The previous Nationwide
high was repeatedly $i,054,-
100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-16

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VALUE sl33 MCDONALD DRIVE CONGRESSIONAL cLUB
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rounded BY richly eoored flowers ond svsrseen home thot
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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
soIamente en- las Naciones Unidos
soIamente en- las Nociones Unidas
ZEE. UU. y Gran Bretaha Iran
a una Conference con Russia
81 sus A|iados 10 Aprueban

, WASHINGTON, julio %. CUPID
La Casa Blanca anunci6 hoy
que Estados Unidos concurrira a
m conferencia de jefes de 60
bierno en- las Naciones Unidas 81
las demas potencias a%ceptaron la
idea.
Ell anuncio de la Casa Blanca
fue hecho despues que Gran Bre-
tana, a SUI vez anuncio que habia
acceptable la proposition de Russia
de celebrar de Immediate una con
ferencia de Jefes de Gobierno para
considerar la crisis levantina, pero
a condici6n de que ell Primer Mi
nistro sovietico Nikita Krhushchev
accediera a celebrarla en- torno a
la mesa del Consejo de S~eguridad.
Ell Secretario de Prensa presi-
dencial, James c. Hagerty, decla-
70:
"Sital reunion fuera deseada por
todos, Estados Unidos Sc anadiria
a este procedimiento %correcto."
Antes que Hagerty hiciera su
a%nuncio, Sc tenia Ia Impression aqui
que las potencias occidentales NO
habian logrado llegar a un acuer.
do sobre SUI respuesta a la PROPOSE
ci6n hecha ell sabado por Krhush.
chev.
Era bien sabido que este pals nc
deseaba una c%onferencia especial
de 9randes poteneias que pudiers
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23

minar la autoridad y prestigio de
las Naciones Unidas.
Muy POGO antes de ~anunciarse
en- Londres la proposition BRITAIN
ca, Hagerty habia dicho que no Sc
habia llegado a acuerdo entire las
potencias occidentales sobre la res
puesta a a Krhushchev.
Minutes mas tarde, sin embargo,
lego aqui la noticia de que ell Mi
nistro de RR. ZEE. britanico Selwyn
Lloyd habia informado a la CANA
"a de los Comunes Que ell Primer
Ministro Harold Macmillan accede-
ria a concurrir a una conferencia
de jefes de gobierno 81 esta Sc &C.
lebraba en- ell consejo de Seguridad.
Esto, al parecer, pareci6 a Esta-
dos Unidos algo que podia aceptar.
Hagerty dijo:
"Una reunion del Consejo de Sc
guridad, del caracter sugerido por
Ell Ministro de RR. EE., Lloyd, esta
claramente dentro de 10 que dispo'
ne la Carta Ode las Naciones Uni
das)."
Hagerty dijo tambien que I'm
borrador de la respuesta que Es
tados Unidos enviara a Krushche,
"ha sido va e~ntregado a la Organi
zaci6n de la ALBANIA Atlantica er
Paris.
j ePasa q Ia pSg. o.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
Hijo de Charlie
Sidney Chaplin
Dice Contruerd
Nupeias Pronto

ST. JEAN-CAP FERRAT, Fran.
cia, julio 22-(UPD-Sidney Cha
plin, hijo del famoso actor Charlie
Chaplin y la bailarina francesa
Noella Adam dijeron hoy que
proyectan casarse pronto, pero que
todavia no saben "cuando nj dom
de-.
Chaplin, de "a amos de edad, de-
claro a la United Press Internacio-
nal en- la lujosa villa de "Lo So
ghetto que les cierto que vamos
a contraer matrimonio'. AL hacer
la declaration estrechaba la mano
de la senorita Adam.
Noells es la "Brigitte Bardot del
Ballet que ell invierno pasado
creo una sensation con la obra de
la noveIista Franchise Sagan Rem
devious.
Noella habia llegado Ell dia an
ties a la villa que Charlie Chaplin
alquilo hace un ano par; las vaca-
clones de la familia en- la Riviera.
La. Villa esta en- la punta de Cap
Ferrat frente al mediterraneo y
Monte Carlo.
La senorita Adam, de % amos,
es la tercera actriz del teatro o Ell
cinematografo que Sidney escoge
como possible esposa.
Hace I'm ano anunci6 su inten-
cion de casarse con Judy Holiday
y antics habia mencionado a la &C
triz britannica Joan Collins como
su possible esposa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
PIuntu Britdnicu
Prepare PIutiHO
VoIudor EspuciuI

LoNDRES, julio 22-(UPD.-
Ell diario "The News Chronicle"
de esta capital inform6 aver que
la fabrica britannica de aviones,
Whitworth, ha iniciado
trabaios experimentales para I'm
"pIatillo volador" destinado a con-
ducir a dos hombres a los espacios
estelares y a traerlos sanos y sal
O de vuelta a la terra.
Ell diario anade que los hombres
de ciencia de la referida firma in
dustriaI, han estado trabaiando
cor modeloS de 'platillos volado-
res en- tuneles de viento durante
los ultimos seis meses.
Ell proyecto eS una aventura pri,
vada bajo la direction del jefe de
aerodinamica de la firma, doctor
William Hilton, segun ell diario.
Anade "The News Chronicle"
que la construction del "platillo
volador" costara unos 100000 Ii
bras esterlinas y que necesitara
un cohete de dos etapas de impul,
sion para salir al espacio, pero que
ell apoyo financiero del gobierno
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23

DEL "DlARIo TK AMERICAS"
CONGRESO PRESIONA A


WASHINGTON, OUPD-Serias
grietas comienzan a aparecer en- la
unidad con que ell congreso nor
t~eamericano apoyH 4. un prinel-
pic la politica de Eisenhower en-
la crisis levantina.
Sc ejerce fuerte preston sobre
81 presidents desde dos di~recciones
distintas: un bloque republican,,
partidario de una politica firme,
que parece temer que ell gobierno
no mantenga una sctitud 10 bas-
tante energica, en- ell Cercano
Oriente, como para lograr la de-
rrota de las revoluciones apoyadas
por los sovieticos; un grupo demo-
crata que exhorta al jefe del Poder
Executive a no desechar la pro-
puesta sovietica para una reunion
de jefes de gobierno 81 existe la
mas ligera oportunidad de que pue-
da contribuir a la paz.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
.Gobernador de Puerto Rico Invita-
a Casa|s a Tocar en- Ia Feria de.
Bruse|as en- Honor a Is|a Y {. u.
Por HENRY

WASHINGTON, Julio q. -(PUD- Pablo CasalS, Ell famoso
celista, ha sido invtado a tocar en- la Feria de Bruseas en- honor de
SUI nueva patma adoptiva, Puerto Rico.
81 acepta, ell ceebre musico de 81 amos de edad dara un empuje
substantial al muy criticado programa de los Estados Undos en- la
Feria Mundial.
La exhibition de Puerto Rico es parte de la demonstration de los
Estados Unidos, aun cuando fue erigida separadamente por ell Depar-
tamento de Estado de la 1sa, como simbolo de la relacion de terri.
torio con gobierno propio que goza con respecto a los Estados Unidos.
Sc supo que ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico, Luis Munoz Marin,
quen es un gran amante de la musica, escribio recientemente a
Casals sugiriendole que su presentation en- la Feria seria una contri.
buGon de importancia tanto al prestgo de Puerto Rico como al de
los Estados Unidos. Ell propio Munoz planea visitar la Feria en-
septiembre y propuso a Casals que 10 hicieran juntos.
En- los circulos oficiales de esa Sc tene la opinion de cue I'm
recital de CasaS contribuiria en- mucho a ayudar a los Estados Uni
dos a competir en- cahdad con ell apabullante conjunto de talento
musical reunido pr la Union Sovietca. Solistas tan renombrados
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23

Este informe, en- cuya prepare
cion coopero tambien Ell director
del presupuesto, Maurice STAINS,
reveal que tanto los ingresos como
los gastos, fueron memories que 10
que Sc habia calculado en- enero
Iltimo para ell presupuesto. Pero
Ia baia mayor fue la de los ingre-
sos.
Cuando ell Presidente Eisenho-
yer presento al congreso SUI pro-
yecto de presupuesto en- enero Ill
timo, pronostico para 1858 Tin de-
ficit de solo 400 1000 900 de d6la-
res. Sin embargo, los efectos de la
depression economical nacional mas
los mayores gastos en- armas defen
sivas determinaron ur mayor de-
ficit presupuestario.
Los ingresos fueron 3.3O0.000.
900 de dolare> menos que los cal
culos hechos en- enero. Ell total de
los ingresos subio a la suma de SO.
100000 900 de dolares contra q.
400.000.0 900 que Sc habian calcula-
do.
En- cuanto a los gastos, totaliza.
ron 1900. $1,000 de dolares con-
Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
Enmienda al t0digO
Penal Jordano

AMMAN, Jordania, Julio
%. (UPD.--Por decreto real
Sc aprobo hoy una enmienda
al Codigo Penal, en- la que
Sc estipula que cualquiera
que haga un atentado o cons
pire para hacer un atentado
contra la vida del Rey Hus.
sein, o para derrocar a la mo-
narquia sera condenado a
muerte.
La pena maxima, con an
terioridad al decreto, era de
ounce amos de prision.
La enmienda fue aprobada
como resultado de la revolu-
cion iraquesa en- ell que ell
Rey Faisal fue asesinado por
los rebeldes que p%roclamaron
la Repdblica del Irak.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
I~DENTIFICADO 10.
VEN MUERTO

LA HABANA, Cuba, julio % de
1858 (Por radiotelefono) - Como
Roberto River6n Gonzalez, de "a
amos de edad, fue identificado ell
individuo muerto ell lunes en- la es-
quina de las Gales Concha y Girls
tina en- esta capital y que segdn
las a%ctuaciones p~oliciacas en-
union de otros dos, trat6 de asal-
tar ell canton de una cerveceria
que conducia 10000 pesos para in
(Pasa a Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
De Gau||e Dird a Khru5hehey que
Acepta " en- Principle" Ia Reunion

PARIS. julio 22--(UPD.- E.
Primer Ministro General Char
les de Gaulle, dira a SUI colega
russo, Nikita Khrushchev segun
Sc afirma, que Francia acepta en-
principle la oonferencia de jefes
de gohierno del Este y ell Oeste,
pero que Sc MEGA a ser arrastra-
da q conversaci0nes prepare
das con apresuramiento.
Sc asegura que, tan pronto CO.
mo Sc conozca ell resultado del
debate del Consejo de Seguridad
de las N u. sobre la crisis, de
Gaulle enviarA 81 respuesta q
Krushchev. Ell debate debe ter
minar hoy de manera que es
probable que hoy mismo Sc CO.
nozcan los terminus de Ia res
puesta francesa.
TIROTEOS INTENSOS EN-
BEIRUT
nEIRUT. Lfbano. iuho n.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
Deienido 0jeda en- Venezuela

CARACAS, Julio o. -(UPD- Fabrcio Ojeda y otros tres inte-
GRANTEES de la denominada "Junta Patriotca", Ell ORGANISING const
tuido durante la revolution que derrib6 al General Marcos Perez j.
menez fueron detenidos hoy, segun inform6 Televisa, estaci6n de
Television Official. Dijo, en- efecto, que un destacamento de Is HON.
bres, al nando de I'm captain del ejercto, procedi6 a la .detenci6n
de Ojeda en- ea estacion, POGO despues de haber transmitido este una
exhortacion al pueblo para que apoye al contralmirante Larrazabal
y a la Junta de Gobierno.
Protestando contra la medida. Ell sndicato de television Sc deda
no en- huelga y Televisa desapareci6 dol sre. Radio Caracas siguio
d ejemplo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23

(UPD.-Tiroteos interrumpidos
por grarldes explosiones sacudie-
ron anoche la ciudad capital del
Libano. Ell fuego mas intense, Sc
registro e la IONA cercana al
barrio de Basta. en- poder de los
insurrectos, cerca de la plaza
Rad Solh y del hipodromo, dom
de Sc unen las dos zonas en- po-
der de los rebeldes.
Sc cree que algunas de las ex-
plosiones escuchadas anoche
procedian del mismo sector de
Basta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-23
Ell AUTOGIRO

En- la session almuerzo de hoy de
la Association de Ejecutivo$ de
Cuba, hara uso de la palabra ~ In.
geniero espanol Juan de la Cfer-
va sobrino del inventor de igal
nombre, que solicit6 re permitiera
referirse al tema, por haber sido
desconocido SUI ito en- una session
anterior de esa Institution que Sc
dedico a tratar sobre ell helicopte-
70. Ell Ingeniero de La Cierva, es'
ia en- La Habana construyendo un
helicoptero para una empresa Gu
Sana de aviacion