davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12

la ciudad y quien con mas en-
peno parece respaldar la elabo-
racion de I'm estatuto que esta-
blezca la. nueva forma de 60
bierno municipal.
Hasta ahora ha habido diff.
cultades en- ell gobierno de Flo
rida City, por disputarse los ie-
rarcas ell dominic de la policia
y los bomberos. Con ell nuevo
sistema esperan allanar esos
problemas.
Ell proximo martes habra una
segunda audiencia publica para
determinar 81 ell pueblo esta
conforme con ell plan.
Juzgan los promotores de es-
te cambio que en- las elecciones
del dia 80 la poblaci6n de Flo.
rida City vote en- una proper.
cion de 4 a l contra ell Gobier.
no Metropolitano, y que clio es
prueba de que ALI hay espiritu
de independence municipal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12

Wcios a los suscriptores duran
tie las "a horas del dia y en- case
de ser requerida siempre esta
lista a prestar fianza hasta de
$500 al ser detenido un suscrip-
tor por cualquier motive.
Ell Sr. Fernandez-Criado, Sc
encuentra ahora en- ell proceso
de organizar un cuerpo de ven
dedores; por 10 tanto, las per.
sonas deseosas de pertenecer
a su organization Sc pueden CO.
m%unicar con ell Gerente Latinoa-
mericano de esta firma llaman-
do por telefono, antics de las Gin.
co de la tarde, al numero FIR
3-1951 y despues de esa bora al
FR-2584.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12

fuera en- modo alguno de carac-
ter revolucionario. Todo indica
que Sc trataba de un gesto aven-
turero para "volar libremente",
segun el mismo confes6 a la po-
licia.
En- Cayo Hueso Sc encuentra
detenido, donde sc lie ha fijado
fianza de $4,000.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12

dos latinos, aunque ell asunto
a tratar sea ajeno al campo del
automovilismo. Esta empresa,
de nueva factura, da respaldo
y auxilio en- case de que algun
suscriptor divide en- SUI casa la
licencia de guar o su tarjeta
de identidad o Residential. En- ell
primer case, prestan la fianza
requerida. En- ell segundo, la
firma recoje la tarjeta de resi-.
dencia o licencia de guar dan
do los pasos necesarios en- ell
case de que haya que depositar
una fianza.
Con lun seryicio de telefonis-
tas que hablen correctamente ell
-espanol, la Metropolitan Auto
mobile Security presta sus SER
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12
Don Rodo|fo Ferndndez-C riado Nueyo Gerenfe
Latino del Metropolitan Automobile Club

FL Sr. Rodolfo Fernandez
Criado, destacado hombre de
negocios de esta ciudad donde
ha ocupado distintos cargos
Executives en- importantes EN-.
presas, ha sido nombrado Ge-
rente L-atinoamericano de la
compania Metropolitan Auto
movie Security, una division
de la firma Metropolitan Int.
lligence Service, Inc. con off
cinas en- ell edificio del Me-
tropolitan Bank de Miami.
La firma antes mencionada
Sc dedica a la orientacion y
consoles legales completamen.
te gratis a sus suscriptores a.
traves de I'm cuerpo de abosa-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12

texto y'le dice: "Hasta aqui te has llamadO
Simon, hiiO de Juan, en- adelante tie llama,
ras Pedro.
Hay varios verbos para expresar la mi,
rada; Ell verbo yer, yer simplemente, yer a
n persona como Sc We a TODD Ell mundo;
ell verbo mirar, que implica una mirada con
cierta atencion y. cuidado. Ell Evangelista
no Sc sirve de ninguno de estos verbos pa.
ra describir la mirada de Jesucristo a Pc
dro. Usa Ell verbo intuir, que s~ignifica pc.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12
TRES Minutes DE RELIGION
La mirada de Jesucristo al Primer Papa

Jesus habia pasado cuarenta dias en- Ell desierto en-
oracion y penitencia. Habia llegado la bora de salir de su
eoscuridad y slencio y comenzar sus %correras a~postolicas pre-
dicando Ell Evangelio, Quiso rodearse de unos pocos dis
cipulos, amigos incondicionales, a los que ira modelando
para que fueran los continuadores de SUI Obra.
Es significativo observar aigunos detalles de este pl
ner encuentro de Jesucristo' con los que habian de ser sus
Apostles. Cuando Jesucristo Sc encuentra con ell que habia
de ser ell Primer Papa, San Pedro, Sc detiene ante Ell y "e
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12
PREVIsIoN METEOROLOGICAL

FL actual sistema que rIge en- ell 0bservatOriO
de Miami nos permite saber, con una semana de
antelaci6n, sObre las pOsibiIidades de ser afectados
pOr un cicI6n. En- mlltipIes ocasiOnes puede saber.
Sc 81 un area de baja preston, a 1000 miIas de dis.
tancia, puede cOnvertirse en- huracan.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-12
e. TEMPO

Buen tempo, en- general, para hoy domingo,
aunque es probable caigan algunas lluvias, en- la
madrugada. VientOs mOderadOs del nOrte a nor.
deste. Temperatures de menOs de So grades.
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ROOMS EURR,-MD..V VA.

ARLINGTON - viii share house
with one or . persons, private
room with private entrance,
conv, 10 Pentaeon and NAVY
Annex. OF. 4-s8O2.
ARL. s., vA.-Newly furn. rm., in
quiet home, next TO semi-pyt.
bath. Refs. Ewes. OF. 4-S423.
ARL. -CHERRYDALE MANOR,-Lge
rm,, pvt bath: 10 min, d, c.,
maid service, parking. IA. S-S9l0
ARL. N.-Room and home privils
for young business or prof. man
or othcer, excel. loo, Ref KE.
ARL., N.-Gentleman only: pleas
ant rm. In private home. mr. WIZ
son blvd. bus; $40 mo. IA S-0592
CHEVY CHAsE-Sgle. rm., private
bath. empl woman, cow Silver
Spring, Bethesda: S45. JU. 5-02S4
HYATTsvILLE-Room with pri-
vate hall, bath, phone. Private
home Call WA. 7-0792
N. ARL.-Niee pvt. room, pvt
entr. cony;' nice loo: gentleman
KE S-6721.
SILVER SPR.-2 rms. as twin
bdrms,' slit. rm., or sgle. bdrms.,
pvt. hath. Walk. dist. Georgia
ave, and Colesville I'd. / or 2
gtlm. JU. 9-l775.
TAKOMA PARK, cow. to every
thing, Reas. Gentleman. ~,
T-62B2.
GIRLS bedrms., liv. rm. and
car: Sl2 week for 4 girls. Cool and
convenient. CIR. 3-2349. after /,
Saturday.
TWIN BEDRMS., conv. Census. An
drews, Boiling Field. Glenn
ST, Suitland. Wkdays, 10. s-5253.
ARLINGTON. N.
Near Heeht's and Kann'S: club
separate entrance, in private home
suitable for military or profess
sional gentleman; on busline. 10
Minis PeutagOn. ia S-7244
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DOWNTOWN. 92S @ pl. n.w.-Rms
SIS TO SIP wk.: bsmt. apt. sic
Also 924 N. Y. ave. NV; quiet.
NV. = Refgr., air cond.: excel
transp reas. for refined lady
non-smoker. RA. 6-3S34.
SCOTT CIR.-Beaut. furn. sgle OF
dble. everything, furn. Refer. So
Sl2. AID. 2-9337, 1881 o st. NV.
LARGE FRONT RIM, S windows
refrig. all utils furnished. 9 K
st. NV. ST. 3-2097.
SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS
wake up to music. Clock r.; TV,
refgr., grill, 2147 F. Elk. 3-6633
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Rooms FURA.--s.E..s.W.

BRANCH AVE. AREA-Lge. rm.
plenty closets, well Turn: on bus
line, man pref: So mo. LU
2-7b37.
CAPITOL HILL. room, pvt. bath
foyer, pvt. entr. ideal for on
man; $50. II. 4-2705.
HILLCREST--newly decor. rm. II
pvt home, conv. trans. Gentleman
pref. 2l36 Branch ave. sc.
4 ST. s.E., i6I3-Nicely furnished
gentleman ppcierred Lu. l-020S
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM. 2 win,
dows. kit. prlvilS; transp. Reas
woman. 10. a-5327.
LADY, front room, three windows
next to bath Near Capitol
SO q week or S3b a month
Ii $4,000.
COMFORTABLE ROOM in my apt
for business lady, COW. to
buslines. LII. 2-2S95.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS, 1926 10th st
NV. south of Dupont cir.-Sgles
and dbles. Sl5-S1S per wk. ea.
running water; good food.
MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV
Nice sgl. and dble. rms. for grill
and men. Excel. board: showers
TAKOMA PARK - FOR ELDERLY
LADY. attention to diet, somt
care; bus at door. JU 7-72SS.
1901 18th NV: nice rms. for bust.
ness people, students. Selected
menu, switchboard, TV.
1856 n ST. N.W.-For nondrinkine
young people, Charming singles
and doubles. Delicious food; ideal
location; nv.
RETIRED. others: incl. deliciou:
meals: S9G5 wkly.: cool bus
trolley; garden. piano, TV. no. 2
CATO
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ROOMS FURHIsHED--N.E.

- ----~-.--.--.------u-----
MICHIGAN AVE. n. r., Two nice
y furnished rooms. Excel. transp
Gentlemen pref La. 0-7246,
NICELY FURN. ROOM. home com
forts, kit. privils. Employed or re
tired lady. Ii 4-3el3.
8 NICELY FURN, RMS. Use 0
kit. cony 70 bus lines Mus
have ennd reiE. LU- 2-lDh7.
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IRIsH SETTER PuPPIES. chamr

HIvth' DaptIo, tIltap IuI QuIUf
sale. WE s-2347. WE $4,000
IRISH SETTFRs -: registered;
male and female, Full grown
Young; $50 each, or best offer
XE R-&347
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ENGLISH SETTER, orange Bolton
beautifully marked, z wks. old
female $40. male SIS. So D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
ROOMS WANTED

ACTIVE, RETIRED gentleman Of
refinement desires room in pri-
vate home. Box 312-L, Star. :
EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN desires
room in private family in NV or
Sc. REQUIRE double bed, large
closet. Box BAL. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
ENGLIsu sPRINGER SPANIEL

wks. Old. Ideal for Fathers Day
4 gift. Registration avail, Wormed.
Priced for quick sale Call KI. o.
472S all day Sun, weekdays after
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DOCS. pETs, Erc.
tcoNTlNUIDl

ENGLISH COCKER SPANIEL PUP
\ PIES, champion stock. OIL.
2-7463,
ENGLISH SETTLERS, wormed. perm.
shots. excel. hloodline. reas to
one with good home. ia 2-563O.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, y wks.
old, $50: mother and father good
hunters IA. 7-l620,
ENGLISH Settlers, male, 2 Yrs.
old : females ~ mos; each; All
oils. Colonial S-564i Sunday
weekdays Colonial 3-22s2,
ENGLISH SETTER, orange Bolton.
! female $40, male SIS. so, D.
ia25.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, z
wks. Old. ideal for Fathers Day
4 gift. Registration avail, Wormed.
Priced for quick sale Call KI. o.
472S all day sun, weekdays after
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL,
i Axe, 2 weeks old. male liver
and white $50. KE. 6-a243.
GERMAN sHEP., s mos. Axe. sire
u Germ. imp. Oh. Russian Won Co
lonla Agrippina. shots. Re &
1908. ~
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe
reg, black and silver; females,
Si5. FL, 4-S961
GERMAN sHEPHERD AND COL.
LIE CROSSED-A very nice breed
Of dog; make wonderful pets fol
children very reasonable TO good
homes, TW. 3-7222
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. reg.
black, fawn and silver: reasonable,
GaithersburR 496-J-2
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe, reasonably priced. TW. B.
1y22,
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Purebred, Priced reas. Pleasant o.
2467.
GERMAN SHEPHERD yrs. +;
house-broken; good disposition:
reas. to good home. EV. 4-66S7
GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUuPIvs-
Axe reg. wormed and shots
Shady Spring BOARDING KEN
NELS, Svkesville, Md. 691-W
GRAY HUNTER. mare, 9 yrs. old.
I $3.50 or best ctfer. English saddle.
$50. IA. S-O3sT.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, rare black.
Axe, males and females, CHI. s.
4 4211.
IRISH SETTER PUPS, grand sire
Oh Kermit Of Faralee, great grand
sire Oh. Knockalong Dan O'hynn.
Farm raised. Reasonable; CHI. g.
4 a054.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, champ
stock. papers: cheap for quick
sale. WE s-2347. WE. S-9o94,
IRISH SETTFRs -: registered;
male and female. Full grown,
Young; $50 each, or best offer
/ RE R-S347
ITALIAN GREYHOUND PUPS
I Elegant toy pups of fawn satin;
: lovable. intelligent. enchanting
personality. Browning S-9454.
KITTENS vivacious black beau
l ties desperately need kind homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
FARM AND GARDEN

AZALEAs. Glenn Dales. evergreen
azaleas. some blooming nov. Land
scape your home with azaleas.
Ligustrum in small sizes. Peri
winkle (Vlncal minor; 1900
plants, all sizes. MARYLAND
NURSERY (Edmonston, Md
WA, 7-24iS. RIA. 3-S146.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
26c up, in bloom, ~ Oyerhill I'd,
Falls Church. JE. 2-57s2.
BEEs--2 hives OF 3 banded Italians
with honey, extra supers, also
veil. gloves and smoker. also 4
valuable bee hooks. all for S2s OF
best offer WE. S-2342.
BIRD BATH. benches, vases. flow
er boxes, wall fountains, supdial6
AO4 D 81. ne. II. 4-3S05.
BOXWOODs, English. ~ to es in
tall 81 TO S25. ia, S-5O26,
BULLDOZERs AND LEADERS fol
excayating. GRADING and Land
clearing, Call UN. 4-s533: nights
MA, $4,000
DAVID BRADLEY pillow with at.
tachments and sickle bar, S900
EN-. 3-s246, Mon. through Fri.
FENCE, fence posts, piokets boards
rails, 1890 Wilson Blvd. IA
] 4-l234, FUCKER LUMBER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

ENGLISH Settlers, male, 2 yrs
old; 2 females, IA mos. each; al
registered; s25 each Call Annap'
weekdays Colonial 3-22a2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, female. Nc
9-52o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

ENGLISH COCKER SPANIEL PUP.
PIES, champion stock. OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

STRAW, around so tons. available
July /. Can be baled with wire,
Could store for short time. West
more H-2427.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

OANhSnOND MINIATURE PUPS,
rare chocolate or beige; perm.
shots, Axe; S-lb. stud service
Stamese kittens. JE. 4-6S37'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

pACHSHUNDS, champion stock;
beautiful litter Of pedigreed pups,
Ak Axe reg; male os55Sao Stud sefv-
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and white: $50. KE. 6-a243,
GERMAN sHEP,. s mos. Axe. sire
Germ. imp. Oh. Russian Won Co
lonla Agrippina. shots. FE g.
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GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe
reg. black and silver; females
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FILL DIRT

Clean. = IA. s-5233. IA. 7-6627
FLAGSTONE, WALKS, PATIOs, in
cement cement. LOO So So; " ~ Installed
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PETUNM PLANTS, g5c per doz.
also NUNS, soc per doz 1910 Que
bee st, Adelphi, Md. HE. 4-7013
R0TO-uOE. Model 800. used &c
hrs, Sl75; water htr., Duo Therm
kerosene, excel cond., 20-gal.
S25: fence charger. cleo. Sway
never exp. to weather, inSulators
Si5 SP 3-5744
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GERMAN sBEPHERD AND COL.
LIE CROSSED-A very nice breed
Of dog; make wonderful pets fol
children very reasonable TO good
has,aas rfxtrT n 1000
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APIS. FURNISHED-MD.

CHEVY CHASE-sgle. rm., pvt.
bath. for empl. woman, cow. sill.
Spg, Beth. $40, JU. 5-02s4,
CHEVY CHAsE-Efhc. air-cond.
Immed. occupancy, $40; close 10
trsnsp Call EN-. 2-7127.
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a-7463,
ENGLISH sETTERs, wormed. perm
shots. excel. hloodline; reas. "a
one with good home. ia 2-5630
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, s Wks
old. $50; mother and father good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

UNNHoHUNUS, wire halrs, pom,
erantans Pekingese. ehihuahuas
eoekers Miss Hunt. ROSEDERE
KENNELS Falls Church. Va, JE
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GOLD
10 OVER $500
go UNDER 5000

RELIABLE PAWNBROKERs
422 9th st. NV. MA. S-6I57
HANDMADE ARTICLES. including
doll clothes, to be sold on con-
signment. Write P.O. Box o.
Alexandria, Va.
NIGHT TABLES-Mfr. White. series
$500. Cherry, mahog., Chippendale
style AP. 7-6503.
PIANO WANTED for private party,
can pay 500. Call IA. 4-4122.
PIANO-Steinway Grand, any cond
or aee: TO be rebuilt, immed. cash.
LII. l-5O07.
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ses OGLETHORPE ST. NV
Bachelor apt. fireplace, bar
leather upholstered furniture
private home. Garage available
Also I Ice. furnished room anc
I small room. Call after D pm
Saturday, all day sun. and Mon
day. Near buslines. ia. 9-5S59
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TIhNU-FreIer small uDrt. or com
sole. AID 4-5g2S, day. HU. g.
1857, ewes. and Sun. IL
PIANOS .WANTED-All STYLES; will
paw cash. HA. 2-S4S0.
PIANOS WANTED, any style PAY
cash. Call any time, WA, 7-4iTD.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
MICHIGAN STATE meets INDIANA:
Greene vs.. Dees in Big Ten Showdown
Saturdays Game to
Decide (lsa,sgpiolas

The Biz Ten basketball game Of III sea'on will b.
ol,nd saturday when Indiana and Mi,nisaa state match
lsn r.cod in what ~ill b. the championship finale
IKE Is cage power giants meet in las. Ian ing in ina
noe tcpsi ion game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
Motor City Matches
Greaves Against Smith
BY DON RAPHAEL

In what promises 10 be a con
tlnuation Of the two previous
{. w Smith crowd pleasing
presentations. VIII Greaves. the
No. ! Canadian middle weight
contender meets Cowboy Ernie
Smith Of Dayton Ohio in the
feature 10 round bout.
As an added attraction they
have scheduled five rounder
bringing together ELL Pickett
ond Willie Coleman. Coleman
fought SvmmerIin in main
event on the exact day. March
9th that he is fighting Pickett.
Should Pickett continue in fhe
Amazing manner he has in his
past two fights. this one won't
last very long. For example.
Bill has floored two opponents
five times in two rounds.
Bill Ewing and Johnny La.
mar, two IT'S Founders, square
off against each other Then
frankie Trusso. who is a real
smart mover. but still can hit,
takes on Fred McCray at LAT
pounds.
To complete the third of the
four FOUNDERS. Lou Piazza has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
Second Annual Future
Nyn1pians to Meet

by ears. built by boys at Rccrca.
ton CcntcrS will be displayed.
Color will be literally splash.
cd in the program: a six foot
replica Ct the Olympic torch will
be in view, the Parks and Rec.
rcation'S Boys band will add the
sound, pcnnants and bunting will
he huns and trophies and rib.
hons viii bc presented on the
tri.lcvcl platform symbolic Of the
OlympicS.
The program begins at TOO
pm. with selections by the Boys
Band TO be followed ny the torch
lighting ceremony. John Lewis.
Rccrcation District Supervisor
and former member Of the win
ning mile relay team from the
United States az the 1923 Olym.
pic games in Amsterdam. Hol.
land will carry the burning torch
ia light the main one prior TO
the grand march involving all
participants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

butte to the specialized abilities
OF such stars as Williams, Mickey
Mantle, Stan Musial and Minnie
Mlnoso, they pointed out that
Wonderful Willie can do every
thing well, that he can excite
onlookers with his batting, base
stealing. fielding and throwing
In fact, said one writer, Hes
exciting even when he fails TO
make play"
Typical Of the raves about
Mays by experienced scribcs
were such expressions as lie
has no weakness.
He's the complete ball play.
CT. Williams awcs the fans
and Mantle makes them cape
with their power, but Mays cx.
cites them. Willie is no show.
boat; he just does what comes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

over 700 boys viii participate
in The Department of Parks and
l;ccrcations' 2nd Annual Future
ONmpianS program to be held
FRIDAY. Mar Z, at 700 pm. at
the lighlguard Armory, 400 +.
Elsht Mile Rd Ut Sunset.
Designed TO highlsht the win
ter indoor prosram Ct the he.
partmcn. the evenings enter.
lainmcnt includes competition in
marching and calcSthcnicS as
well as determining city cham
pions in 2Oysvd dash, standing
broad Jump, puShupS, basketball
throw aai shuttle relay
Mass salisihenies will be held
with al boys taking part and spe-
eial exhibitions OF ping pong.
hoxino. weight lifting. tvmbllnp.
hsdminton. roller skating. bss.
ketball. volleYbsll and pyramid
building will be shown.
Bird houses and soap box der.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

brought together AL Greevc and
Gretano DiNelIo. Great things
are expected of DiNcllo, who is
new in this country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

has not yet shown any improve
mcnt since bis admission here
three weeks ago. His sense OF
feeling had improved the first
week. dropping to the level Of
the m.d.chcst
There was some fleeing sen
sation down 10 the left knee.
This has rcccdcd to the area
OF The groin The past two weeks
have not shown any further i'm
provcmcnt
Saying that they cannot pre-.
diet now whether th, paralysis
will ease again, as IT did the
first week, the bulletin conclud.
ed.
However the longer the par
alyslS remains rnchansc The
less one can cNocc' f'r the e..
turc We arc still hopeful that
the patients PARALYSIS Will i'm
prove
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
Tan Cage Stors
Reop op Loure|s

CIllCAG0-With the college
basketball season nearing the
tournament stage, IT appeared
certain this week that tan play.
crs would take the two most CO.
vctcd individual honors for the
1879 campaign
The individual scoring battle
remained q thrcc-cOrncrcd bat.
tie involving the greatest trium.
viratc in college baSkctball-El
gin Baylor. Oscar Robertson and
Wit Chamberlain.
Al the same time. Alex (Bool
Ellis, the Niagara star. and Al
'nniss. cf ST Francis (Brooklynl
continue to set the pace in re.
bounding
Baylor. in ~ games. had scor.
cd 6Ss points las OF last Thurs.
dsy) for a 3a.4 average. Robert.
sons output ~ 706 points
highest total in the nation--gave
him a $40 avera~e.
Chamberlain, who missed t'vo
vital games earlier this season
had a total Of 534 points in II
games for 3l,4 average.
Baylor, the Seattle star, has
been moving along at n clip
that, on the basis of per game
average, would make him the
third highest scorer in collegiate
history. The 6foot6-inch junior
from Washington has averaged
a7pointplus in his last five
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08
OSCAR SPECTACULAR

OSCAR SPECTACULAR
Robertson, spectacular sopho.
more at the University Of Gin.
cinnati, cclipscd the Missouri
Valley Conference scoring rec.
ord for a season when he scored
10 points against Drake In con.
ference competition, he had tai.
lied 368 points, one more than
the former record
Kansas CAlmbCria Il could still
challenge thc two leaders with
couple If SnlUrscs.
Ellis. mcanvh.c, had pulled
down 800 rebounds IN 40 chan
ocs for cGl mark laniS had
retrieved 81 in 1881 for .255
other Scorins leaders included.
Tom Hawkins. Nolrc Dame.
with 400 points in 20 games fJr
= 25.poini average, Hal Greer,
Marshall, i63 in ~ games for 81
| Wayne Embry, Miami COhio),
1873 in lS for ~ |; Ellis. $50 in
10 for % Guy Rodgers, Temple,
500 in 10 for 1913, aad Bob Boox
CT, Kansas State, 1888 IN II for
1876.
Other leading rcboundcgs in
cludcd;
Baylor, 3i5 rccovcricS in i,i72
chances for pa, Chamberlain,
30 in 1852 for POO; Johnny
Green. Michigan 200 in 1896 for
2o8; Emhry Sl4 in 1884 for
lo7; Bill McCadncy Fordham,
al8 in ll59 for 1888; Cal Ram
soy. New York University. 236
Il 1923 for ,l79. and Robertson,
o67 in 1881 for ia.
Greer was third In field goal
shooting percentages, He had
connected with 1915 in 3l2 at
tcmptS for $40 Robertson had
connected on 2ll in S88 tries
for ,5i4 Baylor had ncttcd 226
N 4S7 tries for 5l7
The Marshall cO-captaln also
was among the leaders IN foul
shooting percentage. Hal had
caShcd 73 in S8 for $50. NJ {
Burton. Michigan, had converted
63 penalty shots IN 76 chances
for $50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-08

This city. which has taken
Roy and the rest OF the Dodgers
10 its bosom. should toss a whop.
per for Campy. the sort Of thing
that will occupy warm little
spot in his heart the rest of his
life Durslag wrote
IF Campancl!a is able. he
should be flown here, and the
ceremony, performed before 100,
0C0 people in the Coliseum
should either be tclcviscd live
60 the nation. or filmed perhaps
for national show that night
Roy would be dclugcd with
Gifts from the city that came
so close 10 being his home Ty.
pical altitude Of fans here was
expressed by gentleman the
other night
He told me he wants to give
Campanclla a set of the finest
golf clubs. in The praycrful hope
Roy Will walk again.
The lcncthieSt bulletin on the
condition Of Roy Campanclla was
ssucd by the doctors al The
zen cove Long Island, hospital
obituary 10 II was explained
that Il must be interpreted as
ocSslmIst.c The doctors SAID the
Nam?y's general medical condi.
lion is satisfactory then add
cd
The patients muscle strength