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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
La Production de
Peh0Ieo Avmenfu
en- Venezuela

CARACAS( SICo)-La pro-
duccion petrolera del pals re-
gistro en- los ultimos dias I'm
aumento de los mas importan-
ties experimentation en- 10 que
va del ano, 10 que hace afr
mar a los expertos del Ministe-
rio de Minas e Hidrocarburos
que existe una total recupera-
cion de tai actividad.
Segun los datos oficiales del
Ministerio mencionado, la pro.
duccion de petroleo crudo du-
rante la semana comprendida
entire Ell IA y ell 20 de septiem-
bre alcanzo un promedio de g.
651,843 barriles diarios; apro.
ximadamente en- la semana an.
terror la production habia sido
afectada por differences motives
y habia llegado solo a un pro-
medic de 2,175, 1897 barriles dia.
rios. Ell aumento de 476.506 ba-
rifles diarios pone en- evidencia
una completa recuperacion de
la industrial petrolera.
Sobre perferacion las mismas
fuentes ponen de manifesto que
en- ell area de Maracaibo Sc esta-
ban perforando 81 pozos que Sc
dividen en- 18 de exploitation,
Is semiexploratorios y Is expIo
ratorios. En- ell area de Barcelo-
ma ell total de pozos de perfora-
cion era de So, de los cuales
rs eran de exploitation, % semi.
exploratorios y 9 exploratorios;
en- ell area de Maturinse estaban
perforando Is pozos y en- Bari
mas un pozo. De modo que ell to-
tai de pozos en- perforacion en-
ell pals era de 125.
3.1sS METROS DE TUNEL
CARACAS (SICo) = En- ell
Ministerio de Obras Publicas Sc
informo que "a empresas ha-
bian concurrido a la licitaci6n
alberta por ell despacho para la
construction de los cuatro tune
les de la autopista Coche-Vall
del Tuy-Tejerias. Tales tdneles
construiran en- ell sector com
prendido entire Coche-Valle del
Tuy y tendran caracteristicas
similares a los de la autopista
Caracas-La Guaira. Sc denomi-
naran La Lola, que tendra 623
metros de longitud; Pomarrosa
de Ala metros; Los Ocumitos de
1913 metros y La Fila de 1918
metros. En- total Sc c~onstruiran
3.198 metros de tuneles. Los ira
bajos de la mencionada autopis-
ia estan muy adelantados.
SERvICIO DE FERRYs
CARACAS (SICo)- Sc anun-
cia que a fines del ano comen-
zaran a funcionar los servicios
de los ferry-boats entire la tie
-
ira firme y la isla de Margarita.
Primero Sc comenzo por cons
truir los atracaderos en- Punta
de Piedra pero mas tarde Sc
decide construirlos en- Arestin-
ga. Ell puerto en- terra firme es
ell de Cumana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
WASHINGTON, D. c. A

WASHINGTON, D. c. (PAU)
= eel Panamericanismo no es,
hoy dia, ell romantico, idealista,
casl utopico sueno de Bolivar.
Els doctrina asentada en- trata-
dos, que maneja cifras frias,
que encuentri expression mate
rial en- caminos, Instruments,
libros, canales de drenaie, es.
cuclas y hospitales", afirmo Ell
DR., Juan Marin. Director del De.
partamento de Asuntos Cultural
les de la Union Panamericana,
en- Ell banquete ofrecido, para
celebrar ell Dia de la Raza, por
la Sociedad Panamericana de
Filadelfia, en- ell Hotel Belleview
de dicha ciudad.
Ell DR.. Marin, que fue ell IRA
dor principal de la OCCASION, di-
ser:o acerca de la evolucion del
Panamericanismo desde sus orr
genes, en- ell Congreso Anfic-
tlonico de Panama, especialmen-
te ~preocupado del mantenimien-
to de la independence de las
iovenes naciones del Continen.
te;; a traves de SUI proceso de
lenta affirmation de la paz y la
ssguridad colectivas, hasta lie.
gar, con la politica de la "bue-
ma vecindad" y las formulas. de
cooperation tecnica a I'm pun
to en- que lie ha sido dable pro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
CINE MEXICANO

Estoy SECURE de que muchos
de ustedes han visto la pelicula
Gel Vampire en- la que traba-
ia German Robes. Cuando Abel
Salazar lie ofrecio ell trabajo, ell
joven no saba que hacer. Como
SUI INDIGESTION no era motivada
por ell exceso de trabajo, ell mu-
chacho acepto ell papel. Despues
de este acepto otro en- Gel
Ataud del Vampire" que no he.
mos tenido OCCASION de yer por
aqui. pero que dicen que es tan
horripilante y emocionante CO.
mo Sci Vampire. Para acep-
tar Ell segundo papel German
10 tuyo que pensar, pues a raiz
del exito de eel Vampire, va
habia tenido varias ofertas fill
micas. Al fin, acepto la segun-
da incursion vampiresca, con
la CONSEQUENCE de que ahora
lie llaman en- ell ambiente filmi.
co Gel Vampire" Y el Sc siente
muy contento, con ell apodo,
que 10 saco de la NADIA para con-
vertirlo en- una de las figuras
j6venes mas solicitadas de nues
tro cine.
Pero la cosa divertida viene
ahora. Antonio Badu, desde ha-
ce algdn tempo produttor y
muy amigo de Abel Salazar,
producira en- breve una pelicu-
la que sera Ia biografia de Agus
tin Lara tSaben ustedes a
quien contrato para hacer ell
papel de Lara? IA German Ro-
b1es, naturalmente...... Ustedes
hagan sus propios chistes con
la selection pero tendran que
reconocer que "El Vampire,
encontrara poca sangre en- ell
famoso composition, que ahora
Sc We seguido en- todas parties
por German que quiere adqui-
rir los manerismos y detalles
del musico iarocho empenado
en- que su Characterization filmi.
ca salga bien. Este es ell case de
un actor que, de una parte de
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17

de las Naciones Unidas, obra de
amor, a quieh todos esperaban n
y no ell fruto de odio alguno.'' { ]
Estados Unidos afirm6 hoy, :,
su intencion de contribuir con
SO millones de d6lares al fondo
especial. Los demas passes ten :,
dram oportunidad de indicar ef
la session del iueves la fornaaens =
que decfdan contribuir al fon-
90
La Union Sovietica anunci6 !.
que apoyara ell fondo especial
sumlnistrando "moneda local", 5
(Pasa a la pag. g. II
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
CUANTAs NoTICIAs

Ell senior Juan Bueno, anti
quo cinematografista mexica-
no, ACADIA de hacerse cargo de
la presidential de la empresa
distribuidora de peliculas me-
xicanas, Clasa Mohme Inc. Ell
senior Bueno estuvo dos amos
representando los intereses del
grupo de productores mexica-
nos que adquirio la menciona-
da empresa, dentro de la COM
pania que desde 1941 Sc dedi-
co a la distribution de peliculas
mexicanas. Jaime Jimenez
Pons, que quiza ustedes recuer-
den en- varias peliculas mexica-
mas, entire otras eel canine de
la vida, y LA ciudad de los
nlnos' Sc e%ncuentra en- Holly
wood estudiando radio y. tele-
vision. Jaime, que actualmente
tlene % amos, debuto en- ell ci-
ne mexicano a la edad de siete
y ahora quiere adquirir conoci-
mlentos para ponerse al servi.
clio de la industrial electronica
mexicana. Roberto Rodriguez
esta muy contento con SUI Pc
licula LA Sonrisa de la Virgen'
especialmente despues de las
palabras aprobatorias del Ar
zobispo de Mexico que vic la
cinta ell pasado martes. Roberto
piensa llevar la p%elicula a Roma
para exhibirla al Santo Padre.
81 Dolores del Rio, actua en- LA
Cucaracha", en- ell papel que te-
MIA que hacer Elsa Aguirre.
la guapa Elsa hara "Nosotras
las Secretaries" para consolar-
la, sobre I'm guion escrito por
Rafael Garcia Travesi que edi-
to un semanario por estas tie
rras. Actualmente tenemos en-
Mexicosiete peliculas en- pro-
duccion cuyos titulos son: "Los
Desarraigados'', LA Nina que
hablo con Dios", Gel Foraste-
no" mi mujer necesita mari
do, "Paraiso Escondido", can
gelitos del Trapecio" y Ounce
anera". Ademas de estas siete
clntas, Sc esta filmando una Sc
RE de television en- los estudios
America" con el suggestive IT,
tulo de "Con Ell dedo en- ell ga
tillo'.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
De Vista Con
Las EsfreHus
Por ARMANDO DEL MORAL
Director de "Cine-G rdfiea"

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. (SPo)-
Hemos llegado a esos dias en-
que los Estados Unidos estan
pendientes de la Serie Mundial,
demostrando que hay tanta aft.
|cion al espectaculo como al de.
porte"..,jo hay mas al especta-
|culo que a la practica del de.
porte? No cream que soy enc
migo- del beisbol, pero creo que
|hemos llegado demasiado lejos,
|cuando la historic que ataca a
los adultos, que en- oficinas, fa
|bricas y talleres escuchan de
una u Notra forma ell desarrollo
de los juegos, llega a las escue-
las. Ell otro dia, pasando por de-
|lante de I'm centro docente, vi
a los estudiantes en- ell campo
deportivo; pendientes del desa-
'rrollo del juego que escucha,
ban por radio a traves de los
altoparlantes e~scolares. Esto me
recordo a los tabaqueros de
Tampa, Florida, que hace algu-
nos amos tenian unos "lectores'
para que les leyesen las obras
de la literature universal, mien-
tras trabajaban. Ese sistema
produjo una generation de
personals, con una gran cultura
literaria va que Sc aprovechaba
ell tempe. 81 10 que vi ell otro
dia es repetido en- todas las es-
cuelas, creo que lograremos una
generacion versada, no en- Ell
deporte, sine en- Ell arte de yer
la practica del deporte acumu-
lando en- sus cabezas una can.
tidad de establishes deportivas
que NADIA significan. Sc termino
Ell sermon por hoy, y dejando
las cosas deportivas, a mis- co.
legas de la fuente, vamos a dar
TN paseo por ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-17
PUNTO FINAL

En- Ell libro de la vida no po-
demos hacer entradas falsas,
puesto que 81 ell balance no es
correcto, pagaremos nuestros
errores con la moneda de los
amos.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05
NO COMMENT
Bv JAMES w. DOUTHAT

Some Senators Jaw HI The pro
posal THE eventual formation III u
World loan apency similar 10 the
d.scfeditcd Reconstruction Finance
CORPORATION. under which loans
would 30 made on less than reason
ablc security They foresaw the
possibility Of huge losses and scan
dalS
BIT Ser Monronev insisted that
u careful study should bc made
and SAID that such an institution
mIRht greatly expand development
IN the world
sons Capehaft r ma Witt Il
RMeker R0hlo who fought the
resolution said the objective " 70
establish IN international loan fund
w make A0ycar loans Az Z pcr ccnt
tepaNahle In soft cnrencics
sun l3llckeF said that the pro
nosnl IN merely another plan to
spend TIE American taxpayers DOL
ihl
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Swift Action Defensive

with adequate force, when we did move in.
This is poor consolation prize.
The United States might have erred IN
one respect in going into Lebanon. Since
We we're going III in force. and since the
rebels were fighting the government we
were going to save, we might as we'll have
mopped up the rebels while we We're at it.
Even though we did not attempt to do
battle with the rebels, they opened fire on
L. s military aircraft on every occasion
that was offered them. and as this is
written more than dozen of our mill
tary aircraft have been hit by rebel bullets.
When one considers the communist men
tality. and the policies Of the communists
when they enter country, II should be
realized that no one on the communist side
would have been surprised If we had mop
ped up the rebels when went into Leb-
anon They do not appreciate the niceties
Of our occupation. one Of which includes
remaining aloof from the battle between
rebels and the official government Of Leb-
anon
Encouraged by our inaction, the rebel
chief in Lebanon, Who had quickly called !,
halt to the fighting when the T. s. Marines
landed, has now become q little bodcr He
has announced that he wil call for yolun-
teers from Moscow and from Cairo - il
the T. > Marines invade his territory
Under those circumstances. and as We
We're landing in Lebanon. anyhow ii would
cleaned up the country once they were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

ing schools. However II She can
produce the fact from Senator
Byrd's pen. 1t will be worth much
money to her.
The undisputed documents are W
fellows;
Senator Byrd commented OH tie
Supreme Court decision of May MI
1854 the very same day 1t " Il s
published tie said III part, Those
III authority should exercise the
greatest wisdom in shaping Du
future course Whatever IS done
should be based Oh Our most ma
ture Judgment
Fifteen months later, NOV y
1865, Senator Byrd said this Tho
public school system In Virginia
was based upon local self-govcrn
ment We are facing great crisis
and citize 4 al the Rrass-roois
should make the momentus deciS
ion
on December 49, 1888 Senator
Byrd sand. Let ~ not mlsleat
ourselves u our serious situation
we Will Succeed better by coins
I forward Oh Il flexible basis
NOW pr. Louise WeMscl, does the
above support your CHARGE tn ia
Senator Byrd Is working " rs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

Tdl'0r Th1 Waruld
Grandpappy lourneynp INTO Tie
nAsr woud ttIl about u4iphbor
who lAed On Dlewry9 HIuii Ms
house IVAN folr ro4ns m.;Ysd III thr
usual one on no :. val BUM Oh
Horizontal Boards INV lops And VI
was painted white IN alt tina
country h!y wss WV INV pantcd
house John Randolph was Al SUBJ
gcriber \ further narE v. WV su
rsrr.of estate Ia d weekly paper
rraln the citv Nv IVY house Granlp.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

heavy farm stocks assure easily
ample total supplies The flaxseed
crop threatens to be relatively
small Farm stocks Of this item
also are sharply under a year ago
and the ten-year average This may
augur some stringency In supplies
Of linseed Oil and linseed meal dur
ing the l958-l959 season.
Corn, Dry Beans. and Rice
Prospects for the nations corn
crop are relatively good. but the
outturn. which I forecast at around
300 ,000. 900 bushels. may be some
what un ID er last years total
and harvest time this fall must, of
course. be reckoned with However,
there would appear to be no fear
as TO adequacy for the l958-l959
corn season since farm stocks of
this grain recently were the third
highest Of record for the date. With
the hogcorn ratio likely to remain
favorable, / forecast a sharp in
crease in this years fall pig crop
Baked bean devotees will be glad
to know that the 1858 U. S. crop
may be around f8 ,26g 900 bags-up
Is per cent from last year. 8 per
cent above average and the high
est production since 1919. U. S.
farmers planted more acreage to
rice this year than they did year
ago. | am expecting a crop of
around 1900 300 bags 100 pounds
EACH This would be about aver
age. but would top the small 1857
outturn by 9 per cent II should
suffice for domestic and export re-
Quirements.
Cotton and Soybeans
What impresSes me most about
the cotton situation is the continu-
ing reduction in the big U. S. sur
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05
Babson Discusses The 1853 Crop Outlook

Babson Park, Mass, July 81 Year
after year. am amazed how Aneri-
can farmers, given favorable crop
conditions. continue to pro d j c e
more and more from less and less.
My first survey Of 1853 crop pro
spect Indicates total outturn
equaline that Of any previous year
and this from the smallest total
planted acreage in forty years Of
comparable record Here are some
Of the highlights.
Wheat and Some Other Grains
Production Of winter wheat is ex-
pected to hit a re c9rd high OF
| 1870 900 900 bushels Up 80 per cent
from 1857 and % per cent above the
1947-l956 average Of $50 900 900
bushels Although the Indicated
spring wheat outturn Of arou-n d
pa 900 900 bushels is the second
smallest since 1899, the total 9. S.
crop will be the second largest Of
record Despite the fact that stocks
Of old wheat on farms recently
were well below AVERAGE. total
wheat supplies will more than sui
flee for la5s-l95e needs. Seasonal
factors also initiate against a sls-
tanned price rise over the near
term.
other Nature has favored
several Of the other grains Out
turns Of barley and rye. for in
stance, viii TOP the ten-year ave-
Oh the heels of large cal1vovers-
So per cent above average in the
case of barley and 10 per cent
above in the case of rye. Above
average crops are indicated also
for both hay and sugar beets AL
though the oats crop may be q
little b ell w average, unusually
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

plus. The August carrvover Is
estimated 10 be down to about
8. 700 900 bales. and probably will
be cut sharply again year hence
In view OF the very small acreage
in cultivation on July l-only
II, 402 900 acres-compared with
the l947-1956 average of 226Il 900
acres. Even though this acreage
will be intensively cultivated. the
final Outturn Of cotton will fall far
short of l958-l959 domestic and ex-
port needs. Hence the expected
further cut in stocks. This means
that supplies Of better grades OF
cotton may tighten materially as
the new season works along.
1t is still bit early in the sea
son for me to hazard guess on
soybean production, but since
planted acreage is at record
high, another huge crop is probable
given favorable weather conditions /.
Farm stocks recently were we'll be-
low the year-agO figure. but were |
still the third highest of record for
the date Thus. there should be no |
dearth Of this wonder bean in the
crop year beginning this October
ratio does not augur sustained price
strength.
Farm Income Outlook
Farmers realized net income in I
the first half of this year was at
an annual rate of about
sl3. 300 .000. 0O0-up q per cent from |
the corresponding 1857 figure.
There may be moderate drop in
the second half Although q. S.
farmers as whole should do fairly /
well this year. some of their basic
economic problems remain I'M
solved The way out Is not yet
clear.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

Washington, July 30 flehly sl9
niticant is a statement BY tie
chairman OF the powerful House
Ways and Means Committee rccog
nizing tax rates AS THE great prob
lem confronting small business as
we'll rs every taxpayer
This csAne from Rep Mills
DARK. as head Of the House com
mittee which originates all tax
legislation considered by Congress
He expressed his views ii com
menting on LEGISLATION To elvc
special tax relief 70 small business
Industry has been strsnfly advo
eating tax reform as stimulus &C.
business at The present time and 70
assure a strong economy N tlr
future.
A proposal having strong SUPPORT
calls for j series Of annual reduc
Aions in personal and corporation
income taxes so that at the end OF
five years both would have cell
ing Of AZ per cent
This proposal Is embodied N lee.
| islation introduced by Reps Sadlak
J Room. and Herlong y Fla
Both are members OF The Ways and
Means Committee.
Rep. Mills statement definitely
was encouraging VA w future
action. 1t is certain that tx reform
win continue 10 NJ advocated be-
cause Of the desperate need tor IL
70 maintain TIL nations ecallomiy
At a MAXIMUM level
j Here II What ile WAVE aaa
Means chairnlan hasi N SAM
.Th. grcat problem Miui stn4it
business faces N iact fha rraf
problem wliich eycrv taNp.sg
faces IN ona an TAX lAtDa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

IRON London comes a report that Sir
Anthony Eden, former Prime Minister
Of England, now feels that his 1856 Suez
Canal effort has been indicated. There are
those who agree with him in both the Unit
"a States and Great Britain
The United States must bear the blame
for the failure Of the British and French
effort in 1856 1t was az that time that Br
fish and French troops. aided BY units Of
Inc Israeli army. assaulted Egypt and
sought to take the Suez Canal.
Russian threats were loud. and the posi-
hilitv that Russian volunteers would be
rushed Il the area evidently frightened the
United states and other nations into put
ting the squeeze on Britain and France
However. had the United States stood firm.
and backed up the British and French ef-
fort with a major display Of force - as
President Eisenhower decided to in the case
IF the IebaneSo crisis chances are Very
strong that the menace III NaSser would
have been ended two years ago.
Id the spreading germ Of Nasserism
been nipped in the bud AT that time. it Is
hardly likely that Syria would have Joined
Egypt iii q United Arab Republic. and il Is
even more unlikely that Iraq would have
fallen 70 the same expanding natonalistic
movement One can Of course. never re-
trace his steps THROUGH history but it Is
Obvious that the crisis faced by Britain and
France in 1856 was almost Identical to that
faced ~ the United States in 1888
While We may have failed our allies in
1856. it is obvious that Britain and France
stuck soidlv behind the United States in
this crisis That is a poor tale to recount
Our only virtue was that We acted swiftly.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05
TO the man who says, Tin. H0nl

Frankly we don't expect you to take word for
it when say the Swcpt-W Wing S. Dodge is
unlike any YOU have ever driven. We don't
expect you to believe II rides smoother, corners
better and handles easier just because a,e say So
You want more than claims You want proof
J gu want to be shown, to be convinced
That's why we invite you to come in and TATE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

every bcdy csree BtH slas Esa.
BIZ niaht tha soft strAw saaen3 bs-
meath the sleepcr's weignt Tito n
SAD az unyieldHg as thc woo3 A
Stats SUSTAINING id Such MAS i-,e
slaep for the teafhatb=d!es5 pa9r
until another thleshing lim
Social distinctions baed 9a lea
luNuyieS a stoves cflHall# slti
bu5tles. featherbeG$ did soa i41
exist Pint even for tho rfoad nd
their feathers were the V1! af
their own bands. of thaI aw a.
dustrY ara sklll Ful! fHanV y g0o w
was plucked N s.uft th4sa lac.eus
featherbeds
Cordially yours
Everett a Tfent
Twin PAN. Rt N Powhataa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

which could be converted into picnic
grounds with very little monetary cost, but
considerable labor. Possibly some civic
groups might take amy one ~ several pro
iectS at the recreational center and carry
i on The remainder Of the development
Will require more physical labor than
money While we are doing it lets plan to
complete the reereational park
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

GOT N again -- Professor Gordon Nance
Of the University Of Missouri said recently
the present farm situation reminded him Of
the veterinarian who was called to look at
some hogs.
Some Of the farmers hogs had died, some
were about to die, and others were sick The
vet looked at them long while. The illness
didn't jbe with any ailment he ever had
seen or read about. He was stunned
Finally, the vet asked the farmer:
Your hogs ever have this trouble before ,
Yep" said the farmer. "a couple years
ago
again
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

The Wheel Get me S,cepf-Wins FEEL Take
IS Dodge out the road and compare it with ar
other car you have owned Or driven.
Is il everything say It is? Does it actually rit
smoother? Corner better? Handle easier?
Wen leave the answers Up 10 YOU You Be Il
Judge. Just see and drive and compare the Swep
Wing s. Dodge. That's all we ask
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Prince Georges Planners
Trim Budget by SIS, 900

Loss of the extra 2 cents on
the metropolitan district tax
rate was expected to decrease
revenues available to the COM
mission by $4,000. However,
the planners yesterday were
told that recently revised fig
ures on the suburban areas as
sessable base showed an in
crease OF SIS million in land
values. Thus. the present g.
cent park tax in Prince Georges
will yield more than was an
ticipated.
The principal items dropped
from the Prince Georges budget
were appropriations for two
additional craftsmen, an ad-
ditional park policeman and
new maintenance equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
DaffodiI Show
nSecond Day

The ninth National Capital
Daffodil Show opened yesterday
with more than 1900 entries AT
Woodward a. Lothrop's Chevy
Chase store. The show con-
tinues today from 1890 am,
TO 8 pm.
More than 100 varieties OF
daffodils are featured In the
show, which Is sponsored b.
the Washington Dahodil 81
ciety and "a Metropolitan Arr
garden clubs.
Mrs. Richard Marshall wo,
the Washington Daiiodil Trio
ply. other trophy winner
were Mrs. o. II. SylveSto
Bozievitch Trophy; Mrs. VIII
Wheeler, King Trophy; Mr.
George d. Watrous, Powef
Trophy: Mr.. and Mrs. r. =
Darden, Watrous Trophy; MI
Robert Wheat, Weiss Trophy