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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
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iBEROAMERIcA on
Din E0IJ
GENERAL CHILEN0
DESTITUIDO

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Nov.
28.-(UPI)-En fuentes semi
oficiales Sc manifesto hoy que
ell general al mando de la pri-
mera division del ejercito sera
separado a causa de la viola
cion del territorio boliviano por
tropas chilenas.
Informes circulantes aqui in
dican que Ell General Cesar Blu
retto Urzua, comandante de la
division, con Quartet general
en- Antofagasta, sera pasado a
retro debido al incidente en-
que dos vehiculos del ejercito
chileno sc internaron en- terri
torio boliviano. Ell episode hi
20 ~necesaria una excusa Official
del gobierno chileno al emba-
,jador boliviano.
Sc consdera que Urzua Sc
ra pasado a retro por decision
de una corte marcial, reunida
en- SUI distrito militar como re-
sultado del incidente.
FRONDIZI HARA
VISTA A MIAMI
BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 28.-
(UPD-Se inform6 que en-
oportunidad de SUI viaje a Esta-
dos Unidos, ell 20 de enero, ell
Presidente Arturo Frondizi, vi
sitara las ciudades de Miami,
Washington, Nueva York y Chi
cago.
Ell programa preparado para
la vista, incluye tres discusses,
tPasa a Ia 80, Col. ~
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Nasser EIogia
GOIpe NiIitar
en- Ell Sudan
POr WILBUR G. LANDREY

Ell CAIRO, noviembre 28. ".
P.I.)-Gama1 Abdel Nasser en-
saizo anoche a los autores del
golpe militar del vecino Sudan
y dijo que fue I'm reeves para los
occidentales. AL mismo tempo
acuso al Rey de Jordania y al
Presidente de Tunez, de ser
agentes a sueldo de las poten-
clas "imperialistas."
FL P~residente de la Republi-
ca Arabe Unida (RAU), decar-
go una de sus mas fuertes anda-
nadas contra los Estados Unidos
y otros paises occidentales, en-
I'm discurso de tres horas de du-
racion, que pronunci6 en- ell sa-
Ion de actos de la Universidad
de FL Cairo. Nasser manifesto
gle los occidentales habian lido
demasiado lejos Y que en- su
proposito de dividir al mundo
Srabe estaban conspirando para
81 aseslnato.
Acuso al Presidente tunecino,
Habib Bourghiba de ser sun
holhbre alquilado contra noso-
Hros."
(5ourghiba dijo ell domingo
pasado en- Gabes, ciudad tuneci-
ma, que SUI gobierno habia arres-
Edo a varios oficiales egipcios
que estaban conspirando para
asesinarle y derribar SUI gobier-
no occidentalista).
Nasser acus6 tambien al Rey
-,2asa a "a pag. 81
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Diputados Aprueban Ley
Contra Ia Lbertad de
Prersa en- NICARAGUA


eos de oposici6n Sc veran obi
gados a no criticar los actos
del Gobierno, o a Someterse
a las consecuencias de ceder
TODD SUI espacio disponible de
ediciones futuras para las LA.
madas rectificaciones.
La facultad judicial de obi
gar al peri6dico a publican
la "rectificaci6n" ha sido con-
cedida al Jefe Politico de ca
da DEPARTMENT., funcionario
que representa- al Poder Eje-
eutivo, de quien depende SUI
nombramiento, y que no esta
garantizado por periodic algu-
no. Los ~sectores democratic
eos y la prensa Independent.
tie del pals opinan que no
habra manera de evitar que,
por consignas politicas, ell fun
cionario en- referencia dele
de actuar en- forma que favo-
rezca los intereses del regi-
men y que perjudique al Pc
riodismo no gobiernista.
La Sociedad ~Interamericana
de Prensa, desde que Sc supo
de que la libertad de prensa
en- Nicaragua afrontaba este
problema, Sc dirigi6 al Con-
greso de. Managua pidiendole
que no aprobara esa ley.
Ell Gobierno insiste en- que
esta "ley de rectificaciones"
acabara con los "abusos de la
libertad de prensa en- ell pais".
Dice que Sc trata de "un de-
recho que tienen los ciuda-
Lan4eD
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co en- las Naciones Unldas.
Ell DR.. Schweitzer elogia a
Casais por abordar directamen-
tie ell problema de la paz atomi-
ca. "Es un milagro -agrega-
que lie deiaran pronunciar la
palabra atomo".
Sigue diciendo que las armas
atomicas son eontrarias al de-
recho international y que los
iuristas "por convenio tactic"
no han querido ocuparse de la
question.
"Existe Ell gran peligro ANA
de- de que los gobiernos en-
favor del atomo puedan dar la
impression de que buscan 10 mis-
mo que buscamos nosotros, Guam
do en- esencia solo tratan de
sabotear, en- favor del atomo,
TODD cuanto es necesario para
la paz en- nuestra epoca".
La carta, escrita q mano y
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29

Universitaria de Madrid, fgse
creada por acuerdo de una CO.
mission especial en- 1913, para
estudiar la aplicaci6n de la ener-
gia nuclear en- Espana.
FL centro de la installation es
un reactor tipo "piscina" de la
General Electric, construido con
ayuda de Estados Unidos y ca
paz de producer tres mil kilova-
tics de energia termica. FL
combustible para ell reactor
tambien ha sido proporcionado
por Estados Unidos.
Durante la ceremonial de hoy,
Franco y sus acompanantes re-
corrieron toda la installation que
comprende edificios para una
central de purificacion del COM
bustible, Laboratories quimicos
y metalurgicos, un edificio de
fisica experimental, y otras uni
dades.
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occidentales: "No escondan la
cabeza en- la arena. La existen-
cha misma de las 100000 per-
sonas que viven en- Berlin Occi-
dental esta en- juego. Ell obje-
two sovietico es absolutamente
claro: Toda Berlin debe ser in
corporada a la IONA sovietica".
Brandt agrego que los Esta-
dos Unidos, Gran Bretana y
Francia deben apoyar la ciudad
con SUI poderio militar. Dijo que
los aliados han prometido solem-
nemente defender la ciudad "y
nosotros no podemos librar a
nuestros amigos y aliados de
esa responsabilidad".
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29

BERLIN, Nov. % (UPI)- Es-
Ia aislada ciudad a la que los
comunistas amenazan con abb
sorber, exigio hoy que los ALA
dos occidentales la salven por
la fuerza 81 fuera ~necesario.
Lideres y ciudadanos han re-
chazado como I'm solo hombre la
nueva propuesta para estable-
Ger una ''ciudad libre y neutrali-
zada" en- ell sector occidental
de Berlin. afirmando que es una
astuta tentative s~ovietica para
tratar de apoderarse de otra
parte del mundo libre.
Ell Alcalde de Berlin, Willy
Brandt, advirtio a las potencias
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Envia Mensaje

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, No
viembre %. CUPID. Ell ia
moso filosofo y misionero me
dico, DR.. Albert Schweitzer, es.
cribio una carta con fecha IA de
octubre ultimo al no menos ia
moso violoncelista Pablo Casals,
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Cereada Santiago de Cuba
Ia Radio Rebe|de
REP0RTAN ENCUENTROS A SOLO
CUATRO CUADRAS DEL MONCADA

FUerzo de la Marina Desembarca en- Giboru.
cereuda la GUorniei6n de Topes de Colonies
%Sobofaie en- ell Central ."AdeIuida'y de
ComagUeY. Abostecen de comesfibIes a
Santiago Por Ia Vic Maritime. = Otros Notieios
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29

en- la que CO.
menta ell dis
curse que es-
tie ultimo pro-
nuncio hace pc
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Por ALT KRUsENsTIERNTD

FOR ALI kKUSENSIlEhNID
limpia, reluciente e industriosa
Sc debe a que entire sus 2.200.-
600 habitantes viven $500 sol
dados norteamericanos, BRITAIN
cos y franceses.
En- la superficie, esos $500
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29

LA HABANA, Nov. %. CUPID.
= La Radio Rebelde inform6
que "por quinta vez consecuti-
va" la guarnicion de Santiago
trato infructuosamente de rom.
per ell cerco de la capital de la
provincial de Oriente, pero sin
dar mas deta-
sAaEB lies.
AVsN Tambien
a nu n o que
una fragata de la armada GU
bana desembarc6 una columna
de tropas de refresco en- ell
puerto de Gibara, tropas que en-
seguida fueron enviadas en- ca
miones a la IONA de Sierra Girls
tai de la citada provincial de
Oriente donde Raul Castro tie
ne ell mando del llamado "Se-
gundo Frente Rebelde'.
Tn segundo transmisor clan
destino rebelde, que Sc dice
funciona en- Cuba central, AFR
mo que ha sido "aislada" una
guarnici6n de 400 soldados en-
ell sanatorio para tuberculosis
de Topes de Collantes, en- las
serranias de Las Villas. Anadi6
que los caminos que conducen
al sanatorio estan bloqueados.
LA HABANA, noviembre %.
(UPD-La radioestacion del
Quartet del jefe rebelde Fidel
Castro anunci6 hallarse instala-
da shora en- un lugar mas ia
yorsblea Zse cree que mas GER
ca de la ciudad de Santiago
y este indicaria una DISPOSE
ci6n tomada para evitar alta
CUES.
El transmisor de la Sierra
Maestro Sc esta escuchando en-
La Habana brevemente pero con
mucha mas fuerza tanto en- los
receptores fijos como en- los
pOrtatiles.
La emisora rebelde anuncio
dos escaramuzas, incluso un alta
que a la localidad de San Vicen-
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te, en- la provincial de Oriente.
donde anuncio la incautacion
de I'm canton con municiones
y armas, centre estas, I'm canon
dc once milimetros de caIibre."
Tambien inform6 que los re-
beldes apresaron a siete solda-
dos y un sargento en- ataque a
I'm puesto militar avanzado en-
Ceiba Hueca.
Afirm6 finalmente que los re-
beldes Sc incautaron de ''un alta
que pequeho' y de varios jeeps
y camiones, que los rebeldes ne
cesitaban con premura.
INFORME
LA HABANA, noviembre %.
(UPD-El Gobierno afirma ha-
Der logrado una victoria en- un
choque contra los insurgentes
cerca de Guantanamo mientras
la Radio Rebelde dice que las
fderzas antigubernamentales
han circundado a la guarnicion
leal de Santiago de Cuba.
I'm communicate del Eiercito
senala que IS rebeldes y dos
soldados perecieron en- un COM
bate librado en- Montesano, fue-
"a de Guantanamo. Con este ell
numero de insurrectos que ell
GObiernO afirma haber dado
muerte alcanza ahora a 1,000,-
en- las Gltimas tres semanas.
SABOTAGE
LA HABANA noviembre %.
CUPID Despachos de Camaguey
dicen que los rebeldes destruye-
ron azdcar almacenado por va
Ior de 10000 a $4,000 d6lares
en- la central azucarera de Ade-
laida en- Moron, provincial de
Camagiley. Ahade la informa-
cl6n que los rebeldes utilizaron
petardos incendiarios.
(Pasa a Ia W, Col. b.
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MANAGUA, Nov. 81. Fe,
derico Sacasa, figura de gran
significaci6n politica, falleci6
en- la noche del microbes en-
la ciudad de Leon, donde re-
sidia .s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Utuh's New Coach
Moy Be Named
At Meeting Today

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 80
R.-The University Of Utah
was expected 10 get a new
football coach this afternoon
following Q meeting Of the
schools Board Of Regents. The
athletic board has made Ia
choice, but the coach's identity
remained O secret.
Lots Of observers were guess
ing. though, and one sports
writer was betting on Ray
Nagel, assistant TO Coach Red
Sanders at uCLA. as the man
picked to replace Jack Cuftice,
who went to Stanford as head
coach.
John Mooney, sports editor
Of the Salt Lake Tribune, said
Nagel, who visited the campus
last week end, was fiown bach
TO Salt Lake City for yester-
days athletic board meeting al
school expense. He added that
Nagel spent the night here.
Nagel was one of three candi-
dates the board interviewed al
its five.hour meeting yesterday,
The others were Andy Everest,
Utah freshman coach. the
boards choice Of q week ago,
and Tally Stevens. assistant
coach ct Brigham Young Uni
verSity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Purse Money Is increased
For Flat Rucing in Britain

American races In 1857 Melted
the winning owner 800. 900 or
more. There were I'VE each IN
the 800. 900 and $4,000 bracket
and 10 in the $4,000 class.
Heading the list was the Gar
den State Stakes. won by Nadir
who netted sl56.047 for the
Claiborne Farm.
The nearest 10 Q 500, 900
purse for . winning European
owner Is the Prix de LArc De
Triomphe In Paris. richest race
in Europe. Oroso netted $685.
23S in winning last year. Eng
lands richest race Is the King
George vi and Queen Elizabeth
Stakes. which usually means
about $4,000 10 the winner.
In England last season, purse
money totalled tl.555,e00 for
about 400 racing programs. In
France. the total was t4,7e2, 900.
The EPSON Derby. regarded
by many as the worlds pre-
mier racing event. was won by
crepello. who earned ts2.245,
Iron Leige. Kentucky Derby
winner. won elO7. $50.
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l55 Pros Compete
For $4,000 in
Phoenix Golf Open

PHOENIX. Artx., Jan. 80 W.
With pre-tournament rounds
a. o yArdstick, Lloyd Mangrum
and Lionel Hebert measure up
- the golfers 10 beat In the
$500 Phoenix Open.
A field Of 1855 10 scheduled To
tee OF today IN the FIRST round
Of the 72-hole tournament over
the narrow, tree-llned Phoenix
Country Club course.
Mangrun1 and Hebert both
posted S-under-par eos yester-
day 70 share top money In the
$500 pro-amateur preliminary,
Neither found any trouble
along the hazardous fairways OF
the 6.5os.yard layout.
30 Wininger was third with
10 81.
Grouped at Sc were jimmy
Demaret, I'd Nirgol and Art
Wall. One stroke behind were
Dutch Harrison. winner Of the
Tijuana Open: Prank Strana-
han. top man In the Los Angeles
Open: Bill Casper. defending
champion and top money win
ner ct the Bing Crosby tourna-
ment and Julius Bofos.
Ken Venture. winner Of last
weeks Thunderbird Invita-
tional. carded O 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
AL Benton Given
Suspended Term

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 80
R.--Alton John Benton. 46.
former major league baseball
pitcher, was granted leniency
in Federal Court yesterday on
q stolen auto charge.
He stepped from court into
the arms OF san Francisco po-
lice holding q San Diego bad
check charge against him.
Judge George B. Harris
commented that Benton had
made . good comeback a. q
Los Angeles auto salesman
after his arrest last November
on O charge Of transporting Q
stolen car TO Oklahoma CITY.
Judge Harris gave him q
suspended sentence Of q year
and q day and put him on
probation for five years.
Police inspectors promptly
arrested him on q San Diego
charge that Benton had signed
q 022 bad check In 1854.
Benton. q ball player for 70
years. pitched for Philadelphia,
Detroit, Cleveland and Boston
in the American League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Leohy Available
As Advisory Coach
At Air Academy

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Jan.
30 R.--Frank Leahy. former
Notre Dame football coach.
says he has not been contacted
concerning the Air Force Acad-
envy coaching Job but that he
would be interested In IAN adj
visory coaching position" ct
the academy.
Denver reports lists Leahy as
q possible candidate to replace
Buck shaw. the academy's
FIRST coach. who was released
by mutual consent" yesterday.
Only q month ago. Leahy
agreed TO coach at Texas Ann.
but then rejected the offer on
his doctors orders. Leahy. 40,
resigned as Notre Dame coach
after the 1883 season because
Of a stomach ailment. The
irish had an e7-li-o record
during his li-year tenure.
Leahy said one OF the rea-
sons his doctor advised him
against taking the Texas Arm
Job was because heat and my
type OF stomach ailment don't
90 wen together"
Denver's climate, Leahy said.
would be much more suitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Seven Skiers
for
Alpine Meet

BAD 0AsTETN, Austria. Jan.
30 lR.--American team Of.
ficials named seven slIiers TO-
day for the opening events Of
the world Alpine champion
ships but delayed q decision on
whether MAX Marolt would be
able TO race.
Marolt. Of Aspen, Colo. has
not completely recovered from
an ankle twisting suffered In
practice several weeks ago.
James Huidekoper. mems
team manager. said Americans
who definitely VIII race the
mems slalom Sunday are Buddy
Werner, Steamboat Springs,
Colo: Tom Corcoran, West
field. N. j.. and Marvin Nor
iarty. Stowe. VT.
IF Marolt cannot race, I"
Huidekoper said, Dave Cor
such win take his place. We
think that Marolt win be al
right and We should know for
sure BY tomorrow"
Gorsuch Is @ highly promisinr
l9-year-old from Climax, Colo,
who has developed rapidly since
coming TO Europe with the
team two months ago.
Coach Pepi oabl Of the wom-
ems team said his starters
Monday In the slalom would
be Linda Meyer. Bishop, Calf:
Madi Springer-Mfller. Stowe,
VT; Sally Beaver. Whitemarsh
Pa. and Betsy Snite. Nor
wich. Vt.
Miss Snite got Q scare TO-
day when she somersaulted 80
yards on the slaloFn trail and
fell heavily. She was not In
jured and continued with her
training.
Othmar SCHNEIDER, American
coach. has named Corcoran
and Werner for the giant
slalom February 5 and the
downhill February Q In addi-
ton TO the slalom Sunday
Gorsuch IL Q definite downhill
starter and probably win race
the giant slalom also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Marines Try
To Even Score
AT Mitchell

Mitchell AB. N. Y. Jan
80 Especially. - The ouanticc
Marines land here tonight d
try TO get even with the Air
men from Mitchell Air Base n
basketball. Mitchell beat ouan-
tieo two weeks ago.
Meanwhile. ouantico has an
other worry. A trip 10 Hawaii
for the Ali-Marine tournament
goes 10 the winner Of the East
Coast Marine Conference and
Camp Lejeune knocked Guam
tico into second place last night
with . e2-42 victory ct Guam
tico.
Leieune has q Bel conference
record. Quantico Is IA. Paris
Island Il i-3. Each Of the three
teams plays the other four
times.
Jim welsh. Just out Of q
New York high school. scored
~ points 10 lead Lejeune over
Quantico. which went - min
utes IN the second half without
Q basket. Lejeune's overall
record Is AIS. while Quantities.
Il "a =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

LONDON. Jan. 30 R.-
Purse money for British racing
IN 1858 win be increased TO SIS
million. q fortune By European
standards, but small as COM
pared with racing in the United
States.
The extra money for British
owners follows the govern
ment's abolition Of the 33Is per
cent entertainment tax. Some
experts estimate that this
means about another $2.e mil
lion for the racing associations.
In the United States. net
purse distribution last year
amounted 10 tT3. 3eo,eel for
3.3Ss racing programs. Nine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
PhiIs Top Bidders
For Service Stur

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30 up
Outbidding IL other major
league clubs. the phillies today
announced the signing OF
George Michael (Hooks) Hor-
wath. 22-year-old Bethlehem
Pa. southpaw. for q "five-fig-
ure" bonus.
The Phillies Immediately as
signed the pitcher TO their
Williamsport farm In the East.
ern League.
Horwath was discharged
from the Air Force January IS
He played with teams in
Japan In 1855. 1865 and part
Of 1857. While there he CON-
piled q 39-l2 record.
The Phillies said the Red
Sox and Yankees remained II
the bidding for Horwath until
he eiGned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
GROUP SEEKING
TO IMPOSE FEE
on BAY FISHING

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Jan.
20 R~-The Maryland Lss.
islature may be asked nsxt
month 70 require that
sports fishermen pay an.
nual fees TO iish in chssa.
peake Bay and its tribus
taries.
Hook : and : line anglers
now fish in tidal waters
free of charge. but spokes-
men for the Maryland
Rockfish Protective Assoc
citation have announced
they win seek . law requir.
ing everyone over 10 TO
purchase . $50 annual
license for salt water fish,
ing.
The Rockfish group pro-
poses that the money raised
BY earmarked for research
and management Of nm
fish IN the bay.
The association said the
State Department Of Re-
search and Education and
the legislative council both
have stated that funds are
needed for this purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Quore Times Tops
In Grund NotionuI

LONDON. Jan. 30 @.-
ouare Times. 1855 Grand Ma
tionai steeplechase winner. was
assigned top weight Of iss
pounds today for the worlds
toughest horse rase March 90
Handicapped d. O. Sheppard
announced his weights for the
race Of { miles. $50 yards over
80 jumps at Aintree after study
ing the form Of the So horses
stili eligible.
Timber Hill, winner Of the
1856 Cheltenham Gold Cup,
drew 1877 pounds. while Z. s. b.
who won the Grand National
two years ago. got lee.
Sam Brownthorn. an Irish.
trained horse that was bought
By Tim Durant Of Hollywood,
Calf, early this month. wa
assigned le7 pounds.
An Irish hospital sweepstakes
Is based on the result OF the
race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Hockey RivuI Drawn

OSLO. Norway. Jan. 30 up.
The United States today drew
East Germany a. lis FIRST OPP
ponent In the nine-nation.
round-robin World Ice Hockey
championship tournam emit
February Bismarck .. Each
team win play eight games, fac
ing every other nation. Other
entries are from Finland,
Czechoslovakia. Canda. Norway,
Sweden. Poland and Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

MIAMI. ria. Jan. 80 IN.
Racing fans are beginning 70
wonder when Calumet Farm
viii start winning stakes again.
Not since last August has the
devils red and blue silks m.
ished first In . big race. That
was ct Washington Park IN
Chicago where Iron Liege tri-
umphed In the Sheridan and
Rosewood won the Misty Isle
handicap.
This winter Trainer Jimmy
Jones has sent Iron Liege. Fab
ius and A Glitter after the bic
ones--the Tropical Handicap,
Royal Poinciana. Hibiscus. Jas
mine. Royal Palm and Palm
Beach.
Fabius was sixth IN the Trop-
ical. iron Liege finished second
In both the Royal poinciana
and Royal Palm and 4 Glitter
was eighth In the Jasmine.
In yesterdays Palm Beach
Handicap. Fabius could DO nc
better than third as Brook
meade Stables Encore won Il
by three-quarters Of . length
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LAST STAKES VICTORY IN AUGUST
Calumet Slump Grows
AS Fobius Runs Third

over J. wlmpfheimer's New
Holland, with Fabius Q neck
behind. Encore paid $50.
$40 and 81. New Holland, q
SOL shot. returned ti4.S0 and
1890. while Fabius paid $3.50
70 show.
Iron Lieee, Fabius and A
Glitter all had the riding serv-
ices Of Bin Hartack, the Ma
tion's leading jockey.
Hartack, who was In Q bad
slump early this winter when
he failed TO win In % attempts.
has hit his stride Il Hialeah
and now has 20 winners In the
first IL days. including three
yesterday.
Calumet stili has the big
races 10 come. including the
Columbiana. Everglades. Wide.
ner and Black Helen. all Of
which Il won last year TO equal
Q record Get BY Hasty House
Farm In 1855.
Jones believes in bringing his
charges along slowly, and get
ting them ct their peak when
the chips are down. Apparent
ly he has the horses to do Il
again this year.
His most promising 3-year-
olds are Kentucky Pride. un-
beaten In four starts. and Tim
Tam. regarded BY many ~
equal 70 or better than Ken
lucky Pride. Either could win
the Flamingo. the Florida
Derby and the Triple Crown
events.
Among older horses. Jones
has Iron Liege. Fabius and
Bardstown. It's Q safe bet that
one or more Of these win be
ready for the McLennan and
the Widener.
So don't overlook the Jones
'boys"-Jimmy and his father,
Ben. now Calumet general
manager. The stable has been
No. / among the Nations
money winners for 10 Of the
past II years. including 1851
when It cleaned . whoppine
i.i5O.el0.
Eleven months Of 1858 are
still TO come.
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District Heights Five
Wins 3Oth in Row

District Heights Boys Clut
won It's 3Oth straight basket.
ball game In the Prince Georges
County Boys Club intermediate
Eastern League yesterday, 81
81, over Palmer Park at Suit
land Junior High School.
The 30-eame streak, which
started two years ago. includes
I'VE games this season. Pal.
mer Park previously was un-
beaten In four games. Larry Ro'
han Of District Heights wa,
high scorer with - points.
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Continued From Pare C-l
Adams was in the race. his
first IN some time after q back
injury put him on the sidelines.
Shoemaker has been the
Santa Anita riding champion
for seven straight years. He
currently leads with % wins
for the meeting.
The popular Willie missed
out In the feature race yes.
terday. the $4,000 Santa Maria
Handicap for mares and Niles
He lost aboard Ballet Khal In
q blanket finish with MORAN.
Bill Boland riding. and the
second-place finisher, Myrtle,
ridden by Moreno. Favored
Market Basket finished NTH
In the field OF IL.
Three times Shoemaker has
won or tied for the national
riding title. He shared the
honor in 1850 with Joe Cul-
none. In 1883 he set an ALL
time riding record for victories
in q single year with AS. He
again led the Nation In 1864.