davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

risirse 4 la oficina del Servicio
Civil de EstAdos Unidos, Que es-
I'd locali2ada en- Ell salon 2lS del
Edificio de Correos de San
Juan.
CRIANZA DE AYES EN-
N URBANAS
81 Departments de SaIud
promulsara lin r~eglamento sA-
nitario prohibiendo especifica-
mente Ia criAnza de ayes, parti-
cuiarmente ell mantenimiento y
cuidado de gAllos de pelea, en-
los corrales de Ia IONA urbana.
Felix Astacio, funcionArio de
S~sneamiento Ambiental, dijo
que ia erianZa de ayes dentro
de. Ia 2ona urbana es hoy dia
uno de los problemas de salud
p1plica que Hn0tivan continues
euejas de parte de los vecinos
afectados por los diversos pro-
blemas sanitArios que ocasiona
el mantehimi6ntO de dichos ami
males"
Ahadi6 que investisaciones
realizadas por oficiales de sa-
nGarn'entO Telacionadas con
queJaS sobre la crianza de ayes
6emuestran que efectivamente
constituye "una Situaci6n inso-
portable para los vecinos Ell rui-
DO, peste y demas problemas sa-
nitariYs creadOs por FL mantle
nimIento de dichos animales
'dentro de Ia IONA urbana."
Sehalo que en- muchas ocasio-
mes "hemos visto jAulas de ga
Hos y ayes en- general a rnenos
de . pies del dormitcrio del We.
elmo"
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
SYMBOLIC -.
Viene de Ia PrimerA1

miemhro de la s0ciedad de Nue.
va York y ex Alumno de Prin-
ceton.
La policia de Atlanta esta in
tcresada ahora, en- averisuar el
paradero de Loomis y de Emo
ry c. Burke, I'm ex presidente
de los "Columbians."
Los detenidos hoy son Walla-
ce H. Allen, de 80 amos, un in
dividuc tullidt, vendedor de pro
fesion, en- cuya casa Sc encon-
traron dibujos de la svastica ma
ri y literature antisemita; Geor-
&c Bright, Luther King Corley,
Kenneth Chester Griffin, ms
pector de impuestos de Geor-
sia, y una mujer no identified
da de Detroit.
kUMOR DE BOMBA A SAN
PATRICIO
NUEVA YORK, octubre Is.
(UPD-Una patrulla policiaca
de emergencia' y media docena
de coches de Ia patrulla radio
p~oliciaea acudieron presurosas
a Ia Cathedral de San Patricio
hoy, para investisar, Ell rumor
de que Sc habia colocado ALI
una bomba.
La policia de Ia estaci6n de
la calle 40, Este, dice que Ell
padre o'Brien de Ia Cathedral les
irform6 que kabia recibido una
llamada t~elefonica de un hon.
bre que Sc neg6 a identificar-
sc, diciendole que Sc habia colo.
cado una bomba en- la catedrAl.
Tras un resistro minucioso no
encontraron bomba alguna.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
APRUEBAN NUEVOS
MPUESTOS

LA HABANA, Cuba, Oct. 16
(SED! La Camara de Repre-
sentantes, aprobo dos proyectos
de ley procedentes del Senado
= que pasaron directamente al
Poder Executive para su san
ci6n-, ell primero, "estable-
ciendo I'm impuesto de produc.
ci0n sobre ell azucar de cana ia
BRIGADE en- ell territorio nacionai
ascendente a diez centavos por
cada saco de doscientaS cincuen-
ia libras''.
Este tribute Sc pagara en- ell
mismo acto en- que Sc abone ell
impuesto consolidate a que Sc
refiere la Ley-Decreto ndmero
1862 de primero de abril de
1854.
En- dicho proyecto de ley Sc
establece en- sd articulo tercero
que clos impuestos sobre utili-
dades, venta bruta y derechos
reales Seran aumentados en- un
cinco por ciento sobre las i'm
p%osiciones fiscales actualmente
establecidas".
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
v1ERNEs, II DE ocrUBRE DE 1858
Denuncion la Detention
de Mds dc 200 J6venes
en- la Capital de Cuba

ell Juzgado y la policia, identi-
ficando esta Ell cadaver, va que
en- los primeros momentos no
Sc conocia la identidad de la
victima.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
PUBLICAN 80.
tViene de la F-l1nera,

en- su discurso a los notarios.
aconsejandoles que observaran
las mejores tradiciones legales.
Despues, como de costumbre
en- estos casos, bendijo a todos.
Sus medicos lie habian aeon
sejado que no saliese al aire Ii
bre. Ell Pontifice, sin embargo
10 hizo diciendo:
mo podemos desilusionar a
toda esta genie que ha venido
de tan %lejos'.
Ell Papa hablo a los notarioS
a las nueve y media de la ma
mana. A eSa bora aparecio en-
ell balloon de SuS habitacioneS.
Hacia tanto frio que algunos
de los que fueron a verle tenn
blaban.
La sudiencia Sc habia decidi-
do semanaS antes del acceso de
tos con que lie comenzo al Pa
pa la enfermedad que lie llevo
a la tumba.
LLEGAN CARDENALES
ROMA, Oct. is. - CUPID =
Cuatro Cardenales espanoles y
chilenos llegaron esta noche a
Roma para asistir a los ritos
funerales del Papa Pho XII y al
conclave del Is de octubre para
la election de I'm nuevo Pom
tifice.
Los cuatro principles de la
Iglesia, ell mayor grupo que ha
llegado a Roma en- I'm solo avion
son los Cardenales espanoles,
Enrique Pla y Daniel, de Tole-
do; Benjamin de Arriba y Cas-
tro, de Tarragona y Fernando
Guirica y Palacios de Santiago
de Compostela y ell Cardinal
chileno Jose Maria Caro- Rodri-
guez, de Santiago.
Con ellos lego tambien la
mission del gobierno espanol al
funeral del Papa, presidida por
ell exministro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores, Alberto Martin Arta-
,jo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
.FIJAN FIANZA A
Gel

Ell Juez de instruction de la
Seccion Cuarta, doctor Francis
co Calderin Toste, proces6 con
fianza de $4,000, para gozar de
libertad provisional, en- causa
que Sc sigue por trafico de dro-
gas, a Abelardo Martinez de la
Maza y Rodriguez del Rey, CO.
nocido por Sci Teniente" resi-
dente en- Linea nlmero 4O6,
apartamento 5, quinto piso, en-
ell Vedado, quien Sc encuentra
ingresado en- ell vivac muniipal
sujeto a las resultas de ese pro-
cedimiento.
Segun las actuaciones suma-
riales que obran en- la secreta-
ria del doctor Jorge Medina
cumpliendo instrucciones del
Jefe de la Policia Nacional, ge-
neral Pillar D. Garcia v Garcia,
ell jefe del Departments de
Investigation, coronel Orlando
Piedra Negueruela, comisio-
no al teniente Sotero Delgado
Mendez para descubrir las acti-
vidades de distintos individuos
que Sc venian dedicando al ira
fico de cocaina y otras drogas
conociendo que entire los mis-
mos figuraban Martinez de la
Maza y Rodriguez del Rey, quien
recientemente cumpli6 la san
cion de 8 amos y multa de $500
que lie impuso la Audiencia de
La Habana en- causa por ese
delito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
DORICUA ACUSADO POR
GRAN JURADO

NUEVA ORK-U paciente
boricua, hospitalizado en- la sala
de siquiatria del Bellevue en-
Manhattan, fue acusAdo hoy por
Ell Gran JuradO de un delito de
asesinato en- primer srado por
la muerte en- julio Iltimo de
ina cocinera que Atendia Ia des-
pensa de dicho hospital muni-
cipal.
Antonio Rivera, de - amos,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
E
DE CARBON

La barcaza n~orteamericana
Christ Sheridan" arrib6 a las
11.35 de la manana de aver al
puerto habanero, procedente de
New York.
Dicha barcaza atrae6 en- Rim
con de Melones, para descar-
gar ell carbon que traio. Esta
barcaza es similar y tiene los
mismos procedimientos de
carga y descarga que las bar
cazas Marie Elizabeth" Y MA
RE Louise" cuyo funcionamien-
to fue prohibido aplicandosele
la Ley Decreto 1904, de 26 de
febrero de 1854.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
DELITO PUBLIC0
DE AYES EN-
ZONAS URBANAS

El iefe de Saneamiento Am.
biental de Rio Piedras, senior
Felix Astacio, die por SUI parte
que "definitivamente constituye
I'm delito pIblico criar. ayes y
otros animales dentro de la TO
IA urbana de acuerdo con Ell re-
glamento numero 4 de agosto de
1875 de Ia Juhta de Planifica-
ci5n (titulo septimo, artieulo
20, inciso Is del Reglamento de
Planificaci6n nlmero 4 de Agos-
to de 1889. La prohibition de
erianza avicolz, Y otros animales
Sc hace extensive a los districts,
Ri, RI, R.-3, 1T, Rs,
Rs, CT, ca, ,C-3 ca
Y C-S'.
En- ell Departments de Salud'
Sc informo que 50 ha terminado
de revisAr Ell contenido de la
Recommendation sahitaria vigen.
ts Gel pals y en- breve Sc cum
plira con 10 dispuesto en- Ell ar
ticulo Is de Ia Ley 81 de 1912
'sssln enmendada por Ia Ley
1855 de 1s4S.
En- Ia nueva Recommendation
sanitaria que Sc promulgark, pro-
ximAmente Sc cubriri este as
ptcto de sAneamiento ambien-
tai ~(crianza de ayes y sallos de
pelea en- Ia zoha urbana).
Mientras Sc promuisa esta re-
gllmentaci0n los ofieiales de
saneaMiento del Departments
de Salud continuaran aplicando
Ell reglamento numero 4 de 1855
de IA Junta de Planificaci6n.
T. 2
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
SINTEsIS -.
(Viene de la Primera)

tas pero desis.io de clio por eau
sa de 10 aceidentado del terre.
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LIy rm ga Sih ass arss sim closet.
Kitchen and bath. $3.50, utila,
incl. mod. elev. BLDG, af.hour
switchboard service AD, 2-isJb,
saa,s smd ST. s.E., q rms, hath.
gereh; sgPgly own saa heat 800 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

1915 CALVERT ST. NV. (Gotham)
-2-bedrm. apt, LIST a., S97 80:
bedrm., 4th a.. $3.50; Ice.
recep. hall and liv. rm., well ven-
tilate6. heat and hot water incl.
See ianitor. RAYMOND r. RUP-
PERT, ST. 3-S4S4
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TAkOAlA rAnK--9-rm. ant. incl
utiN SIS Clean, cool, coHY, hua
line, beautiful district. Avail. new
1850 Carroll
TAK0MA rk.-NioeiY turn. enc !
ullia incl; eood Toe, 10 a.da0al
TAk0MA RAmk -cool terrace apt
Nv, rm., 3 hedrma., bath, modeFn
~, nlce yArds SiiO, Incl, vtile
Aus W, n-elNh,
TAX. PIX, 7aOi Flower ave =
Nicely turn, l hearm M Nv
fm,, bath pvt, entr, Ju nsa14A
aTal KAsTkRN AVA, Takoma Pk
- TmA,, SO Incl, utila.. store
and busllne 3 blockNi dec, luhl
last wear. Ju. n-0k0T.
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100 18th ST. NV, "a blk. from
Statler Hotel--Large. spacious, L.
bedrm. duplex apt, avail. immed.
Call MR.. HILLMAN. ST. 3-227l,
or inquire on premises,
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naas, PErs, ETC.


P0ODLK. French miniaturs: black.
Axe pedlereed. showa acme 81
knaland and AmeFlea'a ares.
Champion, 10 s.osas
sCmIrPERKE Pursi Axe reeia.
shots reasonably priced, IA
aiiELTlEs ttay collleni Most tn
,s o. NE smaller dosa' . WIS,
skois. soffmed ~ a.0siO.
SHETLAND smKKP poo. for breed
ms heaufltuL sable and white
REGISTERED Axe, OIL, s.43ui,
sIAMEsK KITTENS. 4 mos m. Of
sbsn ssal and 81, blue g.ee aSu'ss'0asn'
wEIMARANKRs. Axe: champ
stock. \ wks, old owner leavins
town; sac ~fa ea, OIL, h-ildgn
wEIMARANKR PUPS. champ. stock
Axe; excel. with chlldreni IA, D
KITTKNs--is aiamess 3 p. 4, $40
HtNHtA AAtR AFAANAAHf " - M~NANN
BLUE PERSIAN KITTENsg excel
lent pcdisreei female, $50; male
$50. After . call HE s.f307,
PUPFlks, cute. mixed, mostll
setter and hound; hound charae
terlstict, IS each, DU. A.b2aO,
PuPplRs. unusually fne; black
weli.brcd; AZ cost. IA. A-07b1,
REGfgTEWEn THOnOunHnpWf
MARX, By War Calamity. 49,
nye years. bred By OWNER. hunt
cd one season, sound sell or trad
for double-axie trailer, OIL. o
4Tna,
LOOKING FOR A PETs we hav
many well behaved cats. males am
females. black, gray and white
black and white and calico. Ais
some attractive little kittens Cal
ALEX. ANIMAL SHELTER, KI. Q
$3.50.
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ED SeSr SVNS "a HI. III 81: very S desir
MANAdEMEFT. Du. $4,000
AIR CONDITIONED spacious ?.
bedrm., 2-bath apt: exaulsitelJ
decorated; Q closets, beautiful lge !,
many other outstanding features
ant. wired for hi-fi. choice loca-
tion in one Of Washington's mosi
excel. apt. bldgs. Such an apt. u
rarely avail. Rental price Of $500
per mo. includes many extras
Inspection By Apt. only. Cal
MRS. WOODS. NO. 7.3600
ATTRACT. ATR-COND.I / o. 2 bed
rnnE.. Ice. ttv. rrl.. kit. eol0feq "
bath: Tree parkins. Of. 2-4e70.
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Sis WOODLKN No. N.Ws.--LAFRe
apt, containing bsdrm- Nv. rml
with fireplace, Gin. fm., III, and
BATH enclosed. heated rear pofen
$50 50. MA, $3.50. OLIVER 7
CARR. RaAlloF.
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isia n ST. nv. on Thomas Cir
eiel Nv, fm.. bedfm. hi bath.
med. Apsl nswif Gee nlss afsa
EEa .asoo's 's'sO' pA a-s'ss' u
NnAR cArIrOL--s lovely iss. rms,
o. III phons ~ S.dafS
isse SUMMIT rl,ACE NV bed |.
Ims ny rm, dinstas. kil eeth
rs, ~ sg.osia, me- wv = .1.
iasl prn N.w,-Firat a. a-hedrm.
Eood transp, RA. O-etJ7,
asia w00DLKy M. N.w.--LArRe
with fireplaee' din. rm.. NJ. and
bath, snciosed. heated rear porch
and screened aide porch, Only
$50 50. MA, $3.50. OLIVER T.
So bedrm.. Nv, rm.. din. rm.,
kit,, bath, screened porch. Fatage,
laundry facilities: s7s. w, S-n113,
DOWNTOWN ls-mlnuts valk %
s8b 20 sf9. iAa3 Z, Capitol a.,
sseesH ASFFRr TIA ne s fss N SI's s.7sss,
ess0 / 6th eT, NV.
Liv. rm.. dinette, dreEslnn closet,
Kitchen and bath. x77 so, utila,
MI %Ss' ,. slsy sl as ss ;aGa'
saais sna ST. s.E.. . rmsl bath.
eecrsh; sgpgly own saa heat 500 90
soaa SIN ST. NV. APT, B.a
WASHINGTON MAJ 10 tRLTsY'n. RH' s.sscc
casa iesn 81 NV soc
wAsHifNoriotN ATTY IA $500
ais DELAFTELp PL, NV.
WASHINGTON RiTY., IA, S.ssoc
is47 MASS. AVE Sc APT z
wAsHiiNofoN RETY.. RA. $500
and bath; redecorated, slb,
a32 X 81. NV. Ma. s-s30s
40 KENNEDY ST NV $50
wAsHiNoToN RLTY. RA. $4,000
bath. sreoia heat sss,O OF
III sit.. bath, cas- hsst-1-' 4S.oC
ioS rms sr sitl. bath al utils. . s7.St
io rms Iit', bath. hsa. furn. $50,
~ KIT, ' bath p utiis' '.' 4s,5,
'is rms HsnP ~, s stt wv, ss.S,
, 61b 4th 81. SW Ma s-lsll
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAW, pumps. generators.
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP CO. 10 5-504O.
FLOOR MACHINES - Polishers,
sanders. vacuums. Daily or
monthly rates. Floor finishing
materials. MODERN FLOORS,
243l 18th st. NV, AID. 4-7576,
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NICELY NUnN. treat rma pvt.
alts. La u-ie0d,
COLOREn-dIa 8eth ~. NJ
Paramount HNta, lwe. fma, use
OF Kit. wa, h-NaaA,
coL0nED - LARGE cOkNEn ma
prlvlleaeh. near nennln4 Ah0pping
center. Child accepted, Lu, i-0ahdl
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APIS. FuRRIsRED-D. c

BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st.
N.W.-Elev., l bedrm., liV. rm..
kit. bath. $50 inclu. util. RA
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aud bath fedee. An5 c 81. ne,
oF phone 10, I-de7T
lnsu SUMMIT Rl-ACA NV 81 bed.
rm,, Nv. .fm,, dinette. kitr. bath
ant, bldg. cross ventilation
s s5 80 40 W. insl' DULY 4 adai'a'
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18th ST. NV, 1919 - Elevator
bldg. unusually large LIST door
Ink. rm. with pvt. lavatory.
MASS. AVE. NV. 1900 = Lovely
lHe. rm,. mod. furn.; enc, unit;
nr, bath, $3.50 VII, no, 2.a5sD,
q. I. AVE. NV, iS01-Nieely turn,
cow. downtown. refgr, hot plate
$40 weekly, Hu a-5l3e.
1873 nth ST. N.w.-cIean; hot
and cold water; refgr.. next bath:
3 blks. Greyhound. lady or man,
Sill per wk,. sober, Ho, 2-S874
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-House
keeping rm.. nice rm.. privil: kit
1918 10th st., AID. 2-97s3, 2os
2If7 Y ST. N.W.-cool bsmt
studio, refer. grill TV, shower
foam mattress. Elk. 3-6633.
COLORED-2 RMS, furn, or I'M.
Turn. nice quiet people, good
trans Call no. 2-344O.
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IAIR-COND. 2 BEDRMs., exclusive
NV. neighborhood. choice To-
cation, In modern conditioned
bldg: $3.50 per mo, utilities in
eluded. IDAHO TERRACE APIS.
VIZ aHesi M a.aann
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cots n ST., on Conn. ave studio
Is@sl ID .ssss nab xb l. rs s''A,
1891 MONROE 81, N,w,-naMT.
AFT 4 rNiss zssasds ~ Columbia Fa'
IJxa LAMONT ST. N.w.-Attrac
and . bedFm. apta pvt hathal
s.E.--NR, now. IoHNs0N's. aplk
s = Il, s,,Es ~ rm ssIl D. Pprsan .ss. az
s.RM. APT. prlyats sn.r. new
sp.inss.@sn. Call before : Pm
iata Iath ST, N,ws--LNs. s.bed-
rm, apt. newly dec. ige, closets
mod kit, bath. air conditioned,
CONN. LIv..nKDRM.. kit. bath,
lady: 6s0a sth nv. RA. e.f06l
VIC. C0LoRADo-iath 81, NM
pear sveYthinai enc, In apt
Ma. AREA-cool, clean; redse.i /,
NJ. shops saS-s7S. ii. t.llO0.
NV, ARKA--Liv. rm., bedrm,. kit,,
essiriasisi IA S'.kSss' '.'u' vow
ID LdE, RM.. klschenesle. bath, en-.
tire End ar. OF new rambler, Gloss
adult, RA, a.isOf'
i7st PARK RD. N.w.-L9e. liEhl
Nv -bedrm.. kil -dlnetts, pvt. bath
suitable cple, $50 co, b-un00
liAs1 N 81. N.w,--Lge. front room
dressing room. kit. full bath, real
porch auiet. clean. Alr-cond. AID
NICELY furnished e-bedrm. apt
CONVENIENTLY located, NV. rees
rent, la, p-2Sao, AD, s-seeN.
Nh. ROCK CRKEK PK.-Beapt
4 DEC, and turn, rms, kit., w
an utiis. JU. A-i4s6,
" SstS Sus nFs.ls c iaeS nj I ssis n
0NE-YEAR LEAsE-ouar. agains
! ana j 6edrrn. apEs. 10 s-0iBS
MODERN DOWNTOWN ELEVATOR
BLDG. - Spac. enc apt. MIC
furn.. sun deck: IDEAL employees
!, girls and couples. air eond. ans
gar. avail: $40 up, utils. incl.
avail, july /. 1898 T 81. nv
AID. 4-17ss
VICINITY sH0REHAM--very De
: AD. 4-eSsS or EM. s.So7l,
BACHELOR APARTMENT-2 rfni
and bath: private entrance; vi
entity Providence Hospital, Cath
. ole University. La. 6-00l6
18th ST. NV, $50, Apt. s-Liy
rnl., bedrm., kit, bath, TV; soc
; AID. 2-s974.
SOME FREE RENT-white marbl
bldg, I rm,, kit, bath: third foo
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SURPLUS ITEMS

10000 OTHER sARoAINs-You NAME TIVE HAVE IT
FREE PARKING ON OUR PRIVATE LOT
j. H. GICHNER
2513 N ST. NV. FE. s-6S4S
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ANNAPOLIS RD.. daaI-6lngis.
double. home pfiviis.l e0nv 70
transpi auiet neiaheorhood. Af,
All. N,--oentlsman. Loyeiy cool
fm,, priv, residence, excel neikh.
horhood. $50, KE, a-AaAa.
ARL.-Lovely lge. front nm. al.
most new, bath. beaut. loe., nr
pentason. OF, a.7eaA,
Ar. N.--LArge room. pvt, bath
quiet adult homei excel neigh
borhood. home privils,. fef.i
monthly s6a, XII, s-baal,
UNIV. HILLS APTs.=m mi. D. Of
Nd. sci. or dbl. rm,, cir eond
kit. priyils, or meals furn, Sat
pm, or sun. ia 2-TTaT,
0RfERING free furn. room and
bath with kitchen privll. for RI
liable. retired white person who
VIII answer phone and feed dos
occasionally, nice home ant
groundsi references required. noS
3Ai.l.. star.
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ROOMS IuRR.-MD..vA.

loom IN clean. auiel home: bus
At door. LII t-aane,
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CLUB MASON
SLAUGHTER'S

1925 18th ST. NV.
For business people and students.
Comfortable rooms and plenty of
real good food. TV lounge; ele-
vator: switchboard; sun deck. A
very friendly place TO live,
DU. 7-7666
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iaia a ST. N.Y.. on Thomas Cir
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Buckeyes Bow
To Wisconsin

MADISON. Wis, Jan. II up.
-Wisconsin's alert defense and
sharp shooting by Bob Litzow
and Walt Holt today gave the
Badgers their first Big Ten
basketball victory, a 67-64 deci-
sion over Ohio State.
1t was the first defeat in con-
ference play for Ohio State and
left the Buckeyes with IL lea
que record. The Badgers are
now l-2.
Brian Kulas. who was fouled
during a late stall by the Bad
gers. sank two free throws with
seven seconds left to insure the
victory. Kulas had only six
points while Litzow led the
Badgers with 10 and Holt, hit
ting from the corners, added IS.
Game scoring honors went to
Ohio States Frank Howard who
dropped in "a points.
EAST LANSING. Mich. Jan.
IL R.-Larry Hedden. a fellow
who couldn't buy a basket his
last time out. nit for a hot
20 points tonight and led
Michigan State to an BATS
Big Ten basketball victory over
Purdue.
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strained to see was Nagurski,
Of whom his Minnesota coach,
Doc Spears. said. The guy
could have been All-American
at ii positions"
Perhaps the greatest COM
pliment paid Nagurski's pulver-
izing power was dealt out dur
ing a card game on a train
carrying the Pittsburgh Steel
ers when Bronko was active.
The train lurched violently.
strewing kibitzers hither ana
yon. Out Of the confusion en-
erged the clear voice Of Warren
Heller. Pittsburgh back. who
shouted. Run for your lives.
men--it's Nagurski."
He's the father Of six now.
one Of whom Is playing tackle
for Notre Dame. the youngest
of whom Is three months old.
Why would his boy be playing
for Eotre Dame instead Of
Minnesota?
He never has said. really. "
Bronko explained. He wrote
Terry Brennan tNotre Dame
coachl that he had made up
his mind to 90 to Minnesota
Next thing know. he's going
to Notre Dame. Went down
there for a week end and fell
in love with it,"
Bronko. ST.. didn't attempt
TO interfere with Bronko. jr.
Many's the player who wished
he had shown the same con-
sideration to them years ago.
Bronko. incidentally, Is no
nickname. It's the Ukrainian
equivalent Of Branislau. accord
ing to Nagurski. And. more in
cidentally. II you want the
name of the toughest fellow
Bronko ran against. it's Mel
Helm Of the New York Giants.
"He could sense where the
play was going and had the
ability to do something about
it." Nagurski said.
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Novy Rally RepuIsed
As NYU Win, 87-76

club after the intermisslon. col
lecting only one field goal in
the first seven and one half
minutes. Reserves AL Swanson
and Dick johnson got hot for
the Middies in the late stages.
but by then NYU's lead was
much too great. II was Nays
fourth loss against four VIC
tories.
In the first game. Manhattan
by half time had q $3.50 lead.
II was boosted to 20 points mid
way in the second half and re-
serves took 1t the rest Of the
way. 1t was the Jaspers' sey-
enth victory In 10 games.
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the first Of his two goals at
1855.
Earlier In the period, the
Clippers lost q golden oppor-
tunity to score after Referee
Ted Daily sent Roger Hayfield.
Presidents speedster. to the
penalty box at 1925. A minute
later Defenseman Hugh Camp
bell was also banished to the
penalty pew. But Washington.
with only four players. held
the Charlotte offense scoreless.
Brklacich Scores!
The Presidents sailed away
the bruising game In the second
pe-lod when Vip Palladino,
Brklacich and Marcel Clements
blinked the red light behind
Binkley's net. For player-coach
Brklacich. 1t was his first goal
Of the season after % straight
assists.
Bernie Bernaquez made It
SO early In the final stanza
when he took the puck at mid
ice and few down the side. He
out-skated the Clipper defense
men and out-foxed Binkley for
best goal Of the evening.
kaufman. who managed to
spend two minutes In the
penalty box In each Of the three
periods, scored his second goal
Of the night at 4:27 OF the third
period when he converted his
own rebound.