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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
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National Training school. 20
GAME TOMORROW
C0olidge ~ Carroll, $3.50.
GAMES FRIDAY
Coolidge W. Cardeno 81 Tech, $40.
wilson az Roosevelt, $50.
bell W., Dunbar 81 Roosevelt, at3O
Anaeostia az Eastern, 3;3O.
ern, lao.
Tech AZ splngarn. $40.
Maekln ". Phelps a. woodson JIis
0onEaEa 81 B.CC. \.
Alumni ~ DeMatha, 4.
Alumni a. Oxen Hill, \.
hlalr AZ Walter Iohnsan, I.
Richard MentgomsTy 81 Wheaten, !,
laurel AZ lisbon, \.
SuFfattsvllle u Laekey, 4,
nar Field 81 OabouFn, n.
Marshall IL Leudeun County. \.
hapnahannock ~ Gearae Mason, Z.
Nelndon ~ WarreBten, Z,
Hoffman. Boston 81 LeesburG Doug.
lass. 1850.
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Tenseness, Poor Shooting
Blamed for Terps' Defeat

the team to the Mississippi
Texas football game today be-
fore leaving New Orleans. said
Maryland didn't play good
basketball In either the VAN
derbilt or Memphis State
games.
We had TO push all the way
against Vanderbilt. Then /
thought we would be able 10
fast break against Memphis
State. but We never could get
going"
Millikan said the Terps
missed Tom Young. regular
back-court man who injured
his leg In q workout. but that
Gene Danko played a whale
Of q game" in Young's place.
Young hopes 70 be available
for the Friday and Saturday
games at South Carolina and
Clemson. respectively.
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|Hawk,Ce|ties
|Feuding Over
Russell

The National Basketball As
ISOLATION starts a new year to-
day In the same position as
New Years Day 1857: Boston
leads the Eastern Division. st.
Louis leads the Western Divi-
sion and Bill Russell. Q foot 10
Celtic rebounder, is in the mid
die Of a controversy.
Neither division leader lost
ground following last nights
games. New York moved TO
within two games of second-
place Syracuse in the Eastern
Division by routing Minneap-
oils, l42-l16. in Madison Square
Garden.
, Cincinnati slipped past De-
troit into second place In the
West, whipping the Pistons.
1906. The Royals best re-
bounder, Maurice Stokes, re-
turned to action for the first
time since December 8.
st. Louis has a l0-game lead
over Cincinnati and Boston
holds a 6lz-game margin over
the Mats. Both are defending
division champions.
Walter Brown, president OF
the Celtics. came 10 Russell's
defense last night.
Alex Hannum, st. Louis coach.
said the former San Francisco
star used what he called He
gal maneuvers.
Brown said Hsnnum Is Q
basketball accident" and .
wilmer"
Hannum, who says Russell
often walks with the ball while
going In for a layup, said he
didn't want to enter into q per-
sonality clash and would pro-
test Russeil's play TO Jocko Col
Inns. MIA commissioner.
The Knicks set a team and
Garden scoring record in their
game. They hit so field goals
on 100 shots. Rookie Guy Spar
row led the Knicks with -
points. followed by Willie
NaullS with %, as every New
Yorker but Larry Friend broke
into double scoring figures.
Friend was scoreless.
The Royals rolled up a 54-3o
halftime lead over Detroit.
Jack Twyman, playing with o
broken jaw. scored 30 points
for the winners. George Yard
ley scored % for the Pistons.
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Third Druft Choice
Agrees to Terms
With Redskins

Bill Anderson. co-captain Of
the Tennessee football team,
has agreed TO terms with the
Redskins. who are believed TO
be more interested In his de-
fenSiye abilities than Often
sively.
Anderson was the third draft
choice Of the Redskins. who
owed their first-round pick and
selected Mike Sommer Of
George Washington In the Sec
ond round. Both Anderson and
Sommer will play in the Senior
Bowl Saturday at Mobile. Ala.
Anderson. 6-foot-2 and 100
pounds. was the wingback of
the single-wing Vols, an excel
lent blocker and pass receiver
and top defensive player.
Joe Tereshinski. assistant
coach Of the REDSKINS. per-
suaded Anderson to play pro
ball after visiting the Tennes-
see back at his Bradenton. Fla.
home after the Vols victory in
the Gator Bowl.
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SUGAR

Continued From Page ALI
never having lost In the Sugar
Bowl.
The Longhorns lost nine Of
ten games In 1856 but this year,
under their new coach. Darrell
Royal. won six, lost three and
tied one. The other six start
ers are seniors. with another
newcomer. Bobby Lackey, likely
TO see action as a replacement
for Walt Fondren. regular
quarterback for the Steers.
The huge Sugar Bowl take
will come from the 8O,oe5 spec
tators who are expected To view
the proceedings In cool but
bright sunshine. The kickoff
is scheduled for 2 pm. (Wash-
ington time) with a Nation
wide Tv (NBc) audience also
watching.
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Los Angeles Golf
Lists Celebrities
And Leading Pros

Los ANGELES. Jan. I UR.
Some Of the Nations top
golfers team with movie stars
tomorrow in a 5000 pro-
celebrity : amatuer event. q
prelude to the 32d annual Los
Angeles Open tournament.
On hand are Doug Ford,
winner Of the Masters and Los
Angeles Open last year: Dick
Mayer. Art Wall, Dow Finster-
valid, Gene Littler. Mike Sou
chak and others.
The celebrity roster includes
Bing Crosby, Bob Hope. Ray
Bolger and Mickey Rooney.
The 72-hole Los Angeles
Open begins Friday. All ex-
cept three Of last years lead
ing money winners are COM
pc ing for the $4,000 prize
money.
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All ACC Teams
Listed 10 Play
This Week End
ny the Associated Press

Limited but important action
Is scheduled for the balance OF
this week for Atlantic Coast
Conference basketball teams.
starting with tonights' Virginia
at North Carolina State con-
test.
Each Of the eight teams will
play at least once during the
period which also lists two
Friday games and four on Sat-
urday.
On Friday. Maryland will be
at South Carolina and Virginia
at Clemson.
The visiting Northern"
members Of the ACC swap OPP
ponents Saturday when Mary
land plays at Clemson and Vir-'
ginia. playing It's third game
in the Carolinas In four days.
plays at South Carolina. The
Virginia South Carolina con-
test. set for 2 pm. viii be tele-
vised ON the ACC regional net
work tWMAL-7l. Each Satur-
day afternoon through March
an ACC team win be seen in
a Tv contest.
Dixie Classic champion North
Carolina will return to action
at home Saturday night against
Wake Forest. Duke travels to
New York for a game with
NYU.
The ACC won three Of the
top IL places in this weeks
Associated Press poll. North
Carolina (S-D was ranked
fourth: Maryland t6-D was
placed seventh before its
triple overtime loss to Memphis
State in the Sugar Bowl
tournament finals and North
Carolina State Co-2) took 18th
position.
Virginia is one of three
teams with perfect ACC records.
The Cavaliers and Maryland
are 10. back Of North Caro-
lima, the pace-setter with 20.
Clemson and South Carolina.
each beaten in Monday nights
first round, met last night for
the consolation title Of the
Gator Bowl tournament at
Jacksonville, Fla. and the
Tigers, using race-horse tactics
and Vince Yockel's IS points
as a cushion. upset the Came
cocks. o5-65. The result was
startling because the taller
South Carolina team had been
rated q definite threat TO win
ACC honors this season.
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Donno Floyd Wins
Bowl Tennis Title

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Jan. /
R.-Donna Floyd of Arlington,
Va. teamed with Gwyneth
Thomas Of Shaker Heights,
Ohio. yesterday to win the girls
le-and-under doubles title Of
the Orange Bowl Junior tennis
tournament.
They defeated Maria Esther
Bueno. Sac Paulo. Brazil, and
Zoe De Mendoza Of Havana.
ST, 81. Us.
Miss Bueno defeated Miss
Thomas, 6-4, Us, for the
singles championship,
Chris Crawford Of Piedmont.
Calf. seventh-seeded. defeated
second-seeded Earl Buchholz
OF 81. Louis. Sc. SIS. Ga.
60. 6-3. for the boys Island
under title.
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.SteeIers Appoint
PIusmcn Line Couch

PITTSBURGH. Jan. / tH7.--
Dick Plasman. q former profess
slonal football player and coach,
has been signed as a line coach
for the steelers. He replaces
Nick Skorich. who resigned last
Monday.
Plasman played for Wander
hilt, the Chicago Bears and
Chicago Cardinals and held as
sistant coaching posts with the
Cards and Green Bay Packers,
For the past five years. Plas-
man has been in business in
Coral Gables, Fla. Last Sat-
urday he secuted the Gator
Bowl for the Steelers and Is
scheduled to scout the Orange
Bowl today.
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Coach Bud Millikan Of Mary
land said poor shooting and the
tenseness that accompanied it
were responsible for his teams
surprise defeat by Mem p hi
State in the finals Of the Sugar
Bowl tournament Monday
night in New Orleans.
I'VE Just couldn't seem TO
buy bucket. and then We
added to our misery by getting
tense when We knew We were
shooting poorly" he said in q
phone conversation from New
Orleans.
The shot chart tells the
story OF the game" he said.
we couldn't hit our jump
shots and normally we make
about rs percent of them. The
harder We tried. the fewer We
made"
Millikan. who accompanied
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Offensive Bottle
Likely at Houston

HOUSTON, Jan. I R.-A
Wild offensive duel is expected
today when Prairie View Ann
and Texas Southern University
clash in the ,30th annual
Prairie View Bowl game.
Prairie View was a one
touchdown favorite. In an
earlier meeting Prairie View
beat Texas Southern. ia, but
rain prevented both teams
from utilizing their raZzle-
dazzle offense.
Texas Southern had a 7-3
record during the regular sea-
son. Prairie View wound up
with a 6-3 mark.
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Forty-Niners Sign
8 College Stors

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1 up.
The Forty-Niners announced
yesterday that three college
stars have signed contracts
with the professional football
club.
They are: Fred Dugan, g.
foot-2. 20S-pound end at the
University Of Dayton: Charlie
Brueckman. 6-foot-2. 900
pound center and linebacker
for the University of Pitts
burgh. and Charlie Kruger. g.
foot-4. 230-pound tackle for
Texas Ann. Dugan and
Brueckmsn played on the East
squad in last Saturdays East
West Shrine game.
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sy a star star writer

DALLAS, Jan. Sammy
Baugh. the old master Of the
forward pass who is now head
coach at n-Simmons. is
receptive to any coaching offer.
including one from Texas AIM.
The former Redskin star has
been mentioned along with
others in connection with the
post that was offered TO Frank
Leahy. who declined on doctors
orders.
Sure. I would talk TO any
body" Baugh says. Il like
coaching. I hope TO be with it
the rest Of my life. And every
body wants 70 improve himself.
That doesn't mean I'd take
any bigger job. A lot Of big
Jobs ! wouldn't have because
Of the headaches. but I'm not
putting AIM in that class"
Sam Is quite happy where he
is. he says. Il have a lot Of
advantages ut Hardin Sim
mons. It's near where I live.
I'm happy there and ] like the
school officials well. ] don't
know Of a Job I'd like better
than the one I've got. but I'll
talk 10 anybody"
Still weighing q slim l75.
Sam says he misses playing
Now 43. he says. IF my knees
had held up. I'd still be play
ing"
Asked about his big ranch,
Baugh says. Its not big. It's
Just a little place. only 6.355
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Of an insurance company. He
is the father of four boys. the
eldest a quarterback for a high
school football team. and one
girl.
Baugh was one of q number
of sports celebrities who at
tended the Texas Sports Hal
Of Fame luncheon yesterday.
A member himself. he indicted
his former coach. Dutch Meyer.
famed upset producer at TCU.
Jimmy Demaret, the grand
father golfer. received his
plaque from fellow-golfer Ben
Hogan. Wilmer Allison. ia
nous tennis star Of the 1905.
also was honored. Davey
OBrien. another famous TCU
quarterback. and Iris Speaker
onetime star centerhelder for
the Cleveland Indians. we're
among the guests.
Demaret told the gathering:
I've been on the tournament
trail for 80 years and I've just
about had it,"
Later at the Dallas Press
Club, he said: Il plan 10 play
for a good many years vet. I'll
go on until my legs give out.
And they're in pretty good
shape right now"
-
Frank Ryan's injured leg is
Of concern to Rice. The No. 2
quarterback. expected to see
much action against Navy
today. has a torn cartilage.
according TO Trainer Eddie
Wojecki.
ITS a strange injury. It
could shift into the joint and
lock his knee at any time. even
while he is in bed" said Wo-
jecki. trainer for the United
States Olympic team in 1852.
/. The knee does not pain Ryan,
but 1t will require surgery after
examinations late this month.
A restaurant was giving away
Navy bean soup to Navy fans
today-and rice pudding to Rice
fans.
Nays Bob Smith arrived yes
terday morning. An Academy
graduate. he resigned his COM
mission to be near Navy
athletics. He is Nays No. /
fan and besides football
watches wrestling. baseball,
basketball and lacrosse. He
goes 10 all Navy away games,
paying his own way. He has be-
come such an authority that
when John Cox. Nays sports
publicist. came down with the
fiu and missed the California
game, Smith filled In for him
adequately. Today he was to
be the spotter for Tom Harmon
on television.
End Buddy Dial Of Rice hopes
for q singing career. He has
the Johnny Mathis type of
voice and last summer cut two
records. which will not be re-
leased until after he is grad
uated.-FUCHS.
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Cooper Shoots 50

LAKELAND. Fla, Jan, I (Pl.
Pete Cooper. veteran golf
professional. shot a record So
on the Cleveland Heights golf
course yesterday, his 43d birth
day, Par for the 6,450-yard
course is 36-36-72.
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ROSE

Continued From Page ALI
Halfback Jim Stanley. swift
170-pounder and co-captain
from North Bend. Greg. and
Jack Morris, 1911. from Medford.
who may wei be the fastest
fullbaek in the country.
Ohio State made most Of its
yardage and asst points grinding
out short gains I'D the middle,
Oregon packs speed and passing
ability.
The starting lines are about
even in weight. The Big Ten
champions reserves are bigger.
Those who doubted the ac-
curacy Of the odds cited Casa
nova's Santa Clara team which
met heavily favored Kentucky
in the 1850 Sugar Bowl game.
Santa Clara upset Bear Bryant's
eleven, 2l-l3.
First Try Since 1920
This will be Oregons first
Rose Bowl game since it lost,
To, to Harvard in 1920.
This will be the fourth APP
pearance Of an Ohio State
team here. The initial one
dates back to 1921 when Cali
fornia set the Buckeyes down,
$50. Since the Big Ten-PCC
series began. Ohio State de-
feated California, l7-l4, in
1850. and won over Southern
California. POT. in 1885.
And the Big Ten has won 10
and lost but one engagement
since the string began in l947.
Los ANGELES, Jan. l (P-
A fiu-like infection will prevent
Commissioner Kenneth L.
Tug Wilson Of the Big Ten
Conference from attending the
Rose Bowl game for the first
time since l947,
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Working Agreement

PARIS, Tex, Jan. lR1.-
The Paris baseball club Of the
Sooner State League yesterday
signed a working agreement
with the Kansas City Athletics.
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COTTON

Continued From Page ALI
mails in the recent pro draft
has an outstanding ball-carry-
ing record Of 446 yards In %
carries.
Navy hoped TO have the
answer to Hill in Fcrrestal
6-foot-li. l76-pound senior
from Cleveland. In the opinion
of Coach Eddie Erdelatx, For
restal is the best college quar-
terback in the country. Nc
runner like Hill. Forrestal Is an
expert ball-handler and passer,
completing 30 OF l5s throws
this season.
Stremie Still Limping
Missing from Nays starting
lineup is its star guard. Tony
Stremic. a super blocker and
tackler who suffered a leg in
jury In q scrimmage here Sat-
urday. There was speculation
that the 5-foot-il. 202-pound
senior from Glenside. Pa. would
play. but Erdelat1 said last
night he thought it was i'm
possible. On crutches Sunday,
Stremic was walking yesterday,
but with a decided limp.
He wants to play so much
he can taste it," Erdelatz said,
His recovery so far has been
miraculous. but I don't see how
he'll be able to play"
Bob Caldwell. 6-foot-ll. 1877
FOUNDER from Kentucky, moved
into Stremic's starting role.
Even with Stremic out, many
figured Rice would have trou-
BILE moving through a Navy
defense that held opposing
teams to an average l08 yards
q game. fifth best mark in the
Nation. In total defense Navy
ranked second.
Other Backiield Stars
Ned Oldham. Nays most
consistent runner and star OF
the Army game. Joins Forrestal
In the flrststring backfield.
along with Harry Hurst and
Fullback Ray Wellborn. hero OF
the victory over Notre Dame.
In the Rice backfield with
Hill are Larry Dueitt. regularly
q quarterback but shifted to
left half TO make him q starter.
Ken Williams and Ray Chiffon.
Each team boasts q star pass
catching end. Rice's Buddy
Dial and Nays Pete Jokan-
ovich.
Big man OF the Rice line Is
2S0-pound Don ellis, center
and linebacker, while Nays
biggest is Bob Reifsnyder, 22s-
pound tackle.
The styles Of play-both
squads use the 1.-THE person.
mel and season performances Of
both teams offer an amazing
similarity, 1t oil stacks up as
the closest match In Cotton
Bowl history.
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PRO BASKETBALL

Tonisht's Schedule
Minneapolis ct Syracuse.
Last Nisht's Results
New York. 1872; Mipnsapolls, ii6
ciheinnstb $50; Detroit. e6.
Tomorrou's Schedule
Syracuse vs.. New York Of PhiIa.
81. Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
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BASKETBALL SCORES

GATOR B0wL
Florida rs Georria a
Championship
Clemson s. south Carolina e.
per Third
ALL-AMERICAN CITY
Ohio L. ~ Kentucky Wesleyan 70
tChampionshipl
southern Iilinois 60 Wash.-Lee a
ter Third
KALAMAZOO CNICHl INVITATION
Kalamazoo % Manchester n
tchAmpionShipI
(For Third
FORT RAYS INVITATION
Southwestern OKLA. SO IA
Eastern New Mexico a
tChampionship)
Fort Hays State ~
Seuthyestern CKans) e.
tFor Third
OTHER 6AMRS
Metre Dame q ----- Nsrthwsstsra q
Ss.sn Hal Inl u --------- Selsy IS
s y: Peters On ~ q - wit,s6SsrS a
LOekbeuEne AFB n
GramblinE la 81 Texas ColIeee III
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Tourney WhirI
|Nears End for
College Elves
~ lie Assasia.sa Pres.

Florida and Ohio University
won the Gator Bowl and the
All-American City champion.
ships. respectively. last night
as the end Of the merry whirl
Of Christmas holiday college
basketball tournaments moves
into sight.
The last Of more than IS
tournaments opens tonight
with first round games In the
Senior Bowl at Mobile. Ala,
and the New Hampshire In
vitational at Durham, N. II.
The Pairings
Harvard meets New Hamp-
shire and Amherst plays
Springfield in the Invitational.
In the Senior Bowl. the Citadel
takes on Florida State and
Spring Hin meets Georgia.
Georgia failed last night In
the championship final Of the
Gator Bowl at Jacksonville.
Fla. The Bulldogs lost to
Florida. 1868. as Joe Hobbs
sank "a points for the winners
and put on a fascinating stall
with his fancy dribbling in the
final minutes. Clemson beat
South Carolina. e5-65. for third
place.
Ohio University scored nine
straight points TO wipe out q
1873 deficit and then went on
TO drub Kentucky Wesleyan.
1910. for the championship Of
the All-American City tourney
at Owensboro. KY. Dave Scott
had % points for Ohio. South
ern Illinois nipped Washington
and Lee. 1896. for third.
Smaller Journeys
Two smaller tourneys-the
Kalamazoo Invitational and
the Fort Hays NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO Kalamazoo and Southwest
ern Oklahoma. respectively.
kalamazoo beat Manchester.
1862. and Southwestern Okla
lhoma downed Eastern New
Mexico. 50-45.
Notre Dame blew a l5-point
lead against Northwestern. but
rallied in the last three minutes
70 beat the Wildcats Of the Big
Ten. 7i-06. Two free throws py
John Mccarthy erased 64-63
Northwestern lead with three
minutes left and put Notre
Dame ahead for good.
In other games Seton Hall
whipped Colby, 67-53. and
Xavier Of Cincinnati defeated
Regis. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01

End Buddy Dial Of Rice hopes
for a singing career. He has
the Johnny Mathis type of
voice and last summer cut two
records. which will not be re-
leased until after he is grad
uated.-FUCHS.
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SANS HAPPY BUT AMBITIOUS
Bough Would Like
Bid to Coach Ageies

acres" He also is president
Of an insurance company. He
is the father of four boys. the
eldest a quarterback for a high
school football team. and one
girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01

A restaurant was giving away
Navy bean soup to Navy fans
today-and rice pudding to Rice
fans.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
Prob|enna del Trdnsito en- Sac
PauIo es ian Grande Como en-
CuaIquier Ora Gran Ciudad

DALLAS. Texas, enero Is -
CUP)- I'll trafico urbano cons
tituye en- la ciudad brasilena de
Sac Paulo I'm problema tan gran
de como en- cualquier otro sitio,
y 81 especialista en- transportes
de dicha ciudad estuvo hoy en-
Dallas para We, 81 la solucion
podria residir en- un tren mono
carril de suspension
BESIDE hace dos amos viene fun
cionando una Inca del sistema
de carril elevado en- la feria del
EStado de Texas, y ha Sido ms
peccionada por funcionarios mu-
nicipales de nurnerosas ciudades
norteamericanas canadienses y
Sudamericanas
Ell visitante paulista es ell DR..
Anders Starck, ingeniero-jefe
del sistema de transportes NUM-
cipales y director de ~investiga-
cion y fomentc de Sac Paulo.
Vino a Dallas acompanado del
Coronel S. H. Bingham, que Sc
retro hace dos amos del puesto
de director ejecutivo y admins
trador general de la Direction
de Transito de Nueva York, des-
pues de Al amos de servicios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-17
Esfudiuntes de
Chile Visitun
Estudos Unidos

NUEVA YORK, enero 16 (UP).
I'm segundo grupo de estudian.
ties chilenos invitados por la Orga-
nizacion Experimental de Vida In
ternacional, lego aver tarde a las
seis a Nueva York, en- avion.
Dicho ORGANISING Sc encarga de
canjear estudiantes norteamerica-
nos con estudiantes de otros paises
del continente, con ell proposilto
de que los jovenes conozcan la
forma de vida de los paises a los
cuales son llevados.
Los estudiantes chilenos que lie.
garon a Nueva York, veinte en- to.
tai, han sido traidos por la compa-
mia de aeronavegaci6n chilena
"Cinta", en- su vuelo 102.
Una vez en- Nueva York, la or
ganizacion los distribuyo en- diver.
SOS hogares de varios estados nor
teamericanos, en- los cuales pasa-
ran varios meses familiarizandose
con ell mode de vivir estadouniden.
Sc.
I'm primer grupo de estudiantes
chilenos paso cuatro mese en- Es-
tados Unidos, de acuerdo con Ell
programa de vida international ex-
detrimental. .