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added, II had no indication this
was going to happen"
6rennan's team posted . 81
record during The past sea-
son although many experts
had foreseen that the 1853
squad would equal or even inn
prove over the 1857 teams
surprising 70 record. One Of
the 1857 victories was over
powerful Oklahoma, . team
which had compiled . fabv.
Iovs H-ssme win streak.
Kuharich, Redskins coach
since 1854, signed a f~our-year
contract at Notre Dame.
He began his coaching career
in 1888, the year he graduated
from Notre Dame and when
Brennan was but ten years old.
The new ND grid coach played
pro ball with Chicago Cardinals
in 1940-41 and then spent the
next four years in the Navy.
After his Navy service was
ended, he spent one year as
line coach Of the Pittsburgh
SfeeIers and then went on to
the University Of San Fran.
cisco in 1e47 In the same ca
pacity. The next year he was
named head coach Of the
Dons.
Kuharich spent four years al
San Francisco and guided his
|DonS to an unbeater season dur
ing his last season.
The former ND guard was
head coach of the Chicago Car
dinals in 1852 and was a scout
i'm 1853. He joined the Redskin.
the following year and wa,
named professional coach of Til,
year in 1855.
Terry began his athletic ca
Continued on Page y
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AlI-CathOIic
Grid Team
is Named

Notre Dame placed three
players while Army landed two
on Extension Magazines 1858
ALI Catholic, All-American foot
ball team.
Other school represented in
clude: Navy, Northwestern,
Pittsburgh, Holy Cross, South
ern California and Penn State.
The All American team, as
picked by the magazine:
Ends Monty Stickles OF
Notre Dame and Marlin Mckee.
yer Of Southern California.
Guards: AL Ecuyer of Notre
Dame and John Guzik Of Pitts
burgh.
Tackles: Ed Bagdonas and
Bob Noyogratz Of Army.
Center: jim Andreotti d
Northwestern.
Quarterback: Tommy Greene
of Holy Cross.
Halfbacks: Dave Kasperian d
Penn State and Joe Matalavagl
Of Navy.
Fullback: Nick Pietrosante d
Notre Dame.
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Action will get under way at
7:30 pm. In the Hartley High
School gymnasium between re.
serve teams of st. Charles, East
moor, Bexley and the host Hart
ley High School. Winners will
meet winners and losers meet
losers in one-quarter games.
The first game has st. Charles
tangling with Bexley while Hart
ley will test Eastmoor.
The winning team will re.
ceive q trophy donated by the
Hartley High Athletic Associa-
ton.
The tournament. HE first
Of lie kind In local athletic
circles, should provide high
school esgers with reserve sta.
rus On opportunity Of gaining
valuable game experience.
Children will be admitted fol
rs cents with adult tickets sell.
ing for so cents.
Hartley High School is located
at Zettler Rd. and Livingston
Ave-, just three squares east Oh
James Rd.
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Holy Cross
Won't End
Football

Mass NC) -
Rumors that Holy Cross College
would discontinue football have
been squelched by Father Will
liam A. DOnaghy, S. j., presi-
dent.
I'VE will continue to play
football as we are doing now"
Father Donaghy declared. 1--WE
will continue to use the same
standards as we have in the
past. We consider carefully con-
trolled athletics an important
part Of our college program"
Rurnors. that Holy Gross would
drop football gained momentum
after plans were announced by
the Commonwealth Of Massach.
usetts for an expressway run.
ming through the colleges foot
ball stadium.
Father Donaghy said that the
Commonwealth will replace this
land and that a new athletic
field will be built. He stated that
he did not know yet where this
ground would be situated.
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Cut Cage


The holiday season cut the
high school basketball schedule
to a bare minimum this week.
Three Diocesan teams will see
action tonight while three battle
Saturday night. One game is
on tap for next Monday while
four tits are scheduled for Tues
day.
The schedule:
Friday
Marion Catholic in Carnival.
Coshocton Sacred Heart hosts
'Dennison st. Mary.
Saturday
Marion Catholic in Carnival.
Rosary at st. Mary.
Monday
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans In
Christmas tournament.
Tuesday
Lancaster st. Mary at Amanda.
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans in Christ
mas tournament.
Watterson at st. Mary.
Newark Catholic at Miami
High.
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n PAYS TO USE THE
TINES UASSNIEDS
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John Sauer hit the hoop for
Is points while Julius Cowan
zeroed in for II markers to lead
the Fighting Rams to the win
their fifth without a setback.
In montague action, Rosary
made Hamilton Township its
fifth victim, STAT.
Hamilton played on even
terms with Rosary until late in
the third period when Rosary
forged to the lead and eventual
victory.
ALI washington paced Rosary
to the triumph with Is points.
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Va 1Ot11 10AAA@s
He replaces 30-year-old Terry
Brennan, who was fired last
week In what has been consider
ed in athletic circles as a sur
prise move.
Kuharieh, . Notrs Dame
graduate, recently had signed
. five-year contract to con-
-tinvs Is head coach Of fhe
Redskins. In accepting fhe
Nd. posi- he steps into one Of
the most prized but sensitive
coaching jobs in fhe major
college ranks.
Brennan steps out after com.
|piling a 32-18 won-loss record
during a five-year tenure. He
became coach at Notre Dame ir
1854 when Frank Leahy retired
for reasons of health.
The coaching change was
made on the heels Of q recon
mendation issued by the faculty
board in control Of athletics
Father Theodore M. Hesburgh
csc, Notre Dame president
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With Earl Cox and Bob Duck.
worth each tossing in Is points,
Rosary crumbled Reynoldsburg.
1886. The Crusaders jumped to
a IT'S lead in the second quar-.
ter and coasted to the league tri-
umph. It was Rosary's sixth win
without a loss for the season.
Meanwhile, st. Mary had to
come from behind before claim.
ing a 41-34 victory over Dublin.
The Dublin squad led
throughout ihe first half but
st. Mary came back after ths
infermisslon 10 grab the Iesd
for good.
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said he accepted the boards
recommendation with great re-
luctance."
Reason for the action was not
given. Brennan, who accepted
his dismissal philosopher
said ''they wanted a change" He
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On the SideIines

The College of Steubenville, operated by the
Franciscans, is continuing to roll over its basketball
opponents. AT last count, the Steubenville team had
run its two-season winning streak to 81 as well as
chalking up So straight wins at home
Notre Dame will have three new opponents next
season on its football Standardization State,
Northwestern and Georgia Tech.
incidentally, the Irish may be out in the cold as
far as Big Ten competition is concerned after 1868.
The Big Ten has approved a plan to play a round
robin leaving each team only one date open for a
non-league bout.-LvF
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u. Peter CYC Wins

=. Peters Senior eve team
dsssstsd Our LsdY 81 Victory,
77sz3, instssd Of losing TO ths
vle3ory squad in The first
round . reported incorrectly
N sCssf weeks edition Of fhs
CsthoIle Times.
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Aquinas Grabs
Second Loop Win

Aquinas improved its City
League mark to 81 last week by
defeating Eastmoor, 46-39, in a
game played at the Fairgrounds
Coliseum.
The Terriers led throughout
the game with Bruce Brown
taking scoring honors with %
points.
1t was Aquinas' second win in
five starts for the season.
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Rosary, St. Mary,
Winning Habit

Rosary and st. Mary continued to show the way
in the Franklin County League along with University
as all three teams upped their loop marks to 80.
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Reserve Teams To Battle In
Hartley High Cage Tourney

Reserve basketball teams
from four Columbus high
schools in the East Side will
participate in the first annual
Hartley High Invitational cage
tournament scheduled for Tues
day, Dec. 80.
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Brennan Fired
ND Hires Kuharich

IT DAME, Ind.-Joe Kuharich resigned his
coaching Job of the professional Washington Redskins
this week to take over as head coach at the University
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.lPoa1flM4k
Pat SummerUU--
Hero Of Grid Fans

If a poll had been taken among football fans last
week to determine the most popular man in the pro
grid ranks, the New York Giants Pat Summerall
would have won in a landslide. He would have car
ried every precinct with the possible exception of
the Ohio area-and maybe even that one too.
Endearing SummeraI to fhe hearts Of football
In the form Of an extra football game playoff con-.
rest to decide The Eastern Conference championship.
He presented the early Christmas gift with his
right foot which gave the Giants q 1910 victory over
the Cleveland Browns on Dec. Ia.
His boot propelled the pigskin 40 yards through
the snow-filled air and over the uprights for a three
point margin of victory. This came with only two
minutes to play in the crucial game which the Giants
If Summeralls kick had failed, the Cleveland
Browns probably would have clinched the division title
and the fans would have had only one more pro foot
ball game-the National Football League title bout
to watch.
10y for the vast msiorify Of football fans who reserve
Sunday afternoons for fhe pro games and who feel
they can't GET enough pro football.
So intense has interest in pro football become
during the past season, that college football officials
have expressed some concern.
Reason for the concern is that interest in watch
Ing the college grid heroes "give their all for old
Alma Mater" is being surpassed by interest in watch
ing the thrill-a-play, w~ide-open style Of perfection
football as displayed by the pros,
The one possible exception to this rule are the
fans who Jam Ohio Stadium each Saturday, no matter
how dull the game. If it's football, Buckeye fans are
wildly enthusiastic and will fill every nook and Granny
in the giant horseshoe.
However, . huge number Of these same fans
wouldn't trade their ~ seat or pro football tickets for
anything-maybe not even for tickets 10 an Ohio
State game.
In addition to joy for most fans, the Giants VIC
tory caused some to say that the Browns didn't want
to win because an extra game meant extra money.
Perhaps these doubtful fans were positive all
the time that SummeralL, with a bad leg at that, was
going to succeed in kicking a 49.yard field goal dur
ing a snowstorm which obscured the ~goalposts.
In addition to the distance and the snow and his
bad leg, he also had to contend with a tricky breeze
which is a Yankee Stadium trademark due to the
triple-deck construction.
The Browns under Coach Paul Brown didn't
want to win? What's that saying-"a bird in hand is
worth two in the bush" The Browns were willing
to gamble $780, $4,000 championship money for
$500 division title playoff money? HAH!
n, tho CsIoI:nos
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06

tancia de las manifestations he
chas por Ell Presidente Batista para
un p~eriodico norteamericano en- Ell
sentidosde que ell movimento obre-
70 no estaba detras de Ell sino junto
a Ell. Ahora Sc esperan manifesto
clones del propio dirigente de la
Central Sindical, Ell cual asegur6
Ell primero de Mayo que su procla-
macion habia sido hecha al calor
de la improvisation, pero que
mientras fuera Secretario General
de la etc. no aceptaria ninguna
postulacion.
DESTRUCTION DE TROUBLES
Ell Ministro de Comunicaciones
dispuso la total obstruction de
173 planchas que sirvieron para
la confeccion de distintas emlslo-
mes de sellos postales y las cuales
Sc encuentran en- desuso.
NUEVO PUENTE
Ell Ministro de Obras Publicas
preside la ceremonial de inaugu-
racion del nuevo puente instalado
sobre eel rio Almendares unlendo
a Marianao, con la Gale Once en-
ell Vedado y que sustituyo a otro
de MADEIRA que estaba en- csc lugar.
Ell puente instalado es Ell que Sc
encontraba anterormente en- la
calle de Calzada, ~enlazando a esta
con la Quinta Avenida de Maria
mao, y donde Sc construye ahora
otro tdnel bajo Ell rio. De acuerdo
con la Seccion de Transito de la
Policia, Sc han establecido regula-
clones de la forma en- que sc po-
dra transitar por csc puente para
descongestionar Ell tunnel de la ca
lie Linea. La Gale Once del Veda-
do tambien fue ampliada para
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06
EE. UU Mega Haya Enviado Cohetes a
Cuba Para Combatir a los Rebe|des

doreS para Presidente de la Repu-
blica, y las pr0pias de Mujal sobre
las exigenciaS de los obreros orga.
nizados en- cuanto a la situacion
politica, Sc han producido distin-
los concentrates.
Por representatives del Sector
Patronal, Sc afirmo que la etc no
solamente esta llevando La Indus
tria y ell Concrete a una crisis eco
monica mas aguda con sus deman-
das que califico de demagogicaS,
sine que ahora quiere convertir al
pals en- un estado controlado por
ell movimiento obrero. Sc agrego
que de acuerdo con la Constitu-
ci6n de la Republica, no pueden in
tegrarse partidos politicos, de ra-
"a, sexo, o classes. Otros manifesto
ron que los inversionistas naciona-
les y extranjeros esperan los pro-
nunciamientos futures de los
obreros, para poder interpreter la
question a fondo y que aunque han
visto con agrado la campana de la
CTC para lograr in%versiones, los
pronunciamientos del primero de
mayo cream cierta confusion.
Por otra parte en- los sectores
politicos Sc afirm6 que la procla-
macion de Mujal como candidate
presidential implicaria Ell pospo-
ner las elecciones abriendo un
nuevo plazo para inscribir 'parti-
dos. Tambien Sc dijo que la decla-
racion de Mujal de que habia que If
a las elecciones con garantias o sin
elias, es I'm fuerte golpe para la
oposicion va que con la organiza-
ci6n de la Central Sindical, Sc po-
sibilitaria al gobierno celebrar
elecciones sin mas condolences nj
entendimiento con la oposicion.
Otros han destacado la impor-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06
DIARl0 LAS AMERICAs-Pdu ]

de acuerdo en- todas las decisions
dadas a conocer'.
Sc cree que Ell Secretario de Es
tado norteamerieano, John Foster
Dulles, advertira a los Is mtnistro,
que representa- a otros tantos pat
ses, que la Union S~ovietica va ns
desea que Sc celebre la conferen
cia de jefes de gobierno.
Fuentes autorizadas dijeron
que ell ~Secretario de Estado nor
teamericano, John Foster Dulles,
dara cuenta a los aliados occiden.
tales que en- III opinion, Russia AGA.
so asistiria a una conferencia de
Jefes de estado, pero solo en- ell ca.
so de que esta Sc celebrase baio
las condolences impuestas por Ru-
STA.
Ademas, dijeron esas fuentes,
Dulles asegurara a los aliados
que Estados Unidos ansia ~sincera.
mente participant en- tai reunion,
81 esta ofrece perspectiva alguna
de exito.
Los ministries iniciaron hoy su
reunion de tres dias en- ell edificio
del parlamento danes, teniendo CO.
mo temas principles las perspec-
twas de la citada conferencia y ell
estudio de los acontecimientoss
mundiales.
Los Ministries tambien estudia-
ran una memoria confidential pre-
parada por peritos de la OTAN,
ven la cual S epreviene a los aliados
que los propositos de la politica
international sovietica, no han va
riado despues de la muertte de Jo-
sc Stain.
La memoria dice que ell Primer
Ministro russo, Nikita Khrushchev,
con SUI compana de discrimination,
no hizo variar la politica interna-
cional rusa a pesar de su pedido
de una c%onferencia de jefes de .es-
tado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06

Fuentes del ejercito frances di-
jeron ell sabado, que cuatro legio-
narios fueron muertos y siete heri-
dos en- I'm intento de someter a
una unidad amotinada en- una al
dea de Argelia meridional. Sc
agrego que 20 amotinados fueron
muertos.
Mientras tanto, los franceses 81
guen dando cuenta de victorias en-
SUI campana contra los rebeldes a
10 largo de la frontera tunecina,
/ donde mas de mil revolucionarios
han perecldo en- varios dias de lu-
chas recientes. q.
ALERTAN AVIONES EN
BELIZE
LONDRES. -(UP)-Se afirma
que cuatro aviones a chorro "Can-
berra" estan prontos para rechazar
I'm supuesto plan guatemalteco pa
ra enviar aviones a Belize, a 2asar
amenazadoramente cerca de la
multitud que Sc congregue para re-
cibir a la Princesa Margarita.
Ell Primer Ministro, Harold Mac
MILAN despacho los veloces Canbe-
ira, despues que Sc lie dijo que CO.
rria ell rumor de que Guatemala,
que reclamaba tambien las Hondu-
ras Britannica, intentaba sembrar
ell panico entire Ell pueblo que acu-
da a saludar a la Princesa.
Los aviones fueron enviados
aver a Belize y reabastecidos, para
estar prontos . entrar en- accion
embellishments en- Ell caso de que
Sc los necesite hoy.
ARQUITECTOS BRASILENOS
CRITICAN CONSTRUCTORS
NUEVA YORK (UP)- I'm CRU
pc de arquitectos brasilenos que
esta de vista en- esta ciudad, ha
criticado sacramento las WHEN
das construidas por ell municipio
de Nueva York, durante los ulti-
mos rs amos, para familias po-
bres.
Los arquitectos son Eduardo
Reidy, Mauricio Roberto y Sergio
Rocha, y han ofrecido una serie de
co~nferencias en- la Universidad de
Nueva York. Los tres, ademas,
fueron agasajados por ell Institute
de Arquitectos de Estados Unidos.
Senalan los brasilenos que los
principles defectos de esos pro-
yectos de viviendas son SUI mono
tonia Y ~tristeza" ash como la ca.
rencia de escuelas y centres de re-
creo.
"Todos los proyectos que he vi
sitado son identicos y en- patre al
guna Sc encuentra sentido de crea-
ci6n", dijo ell arquitecto Reidy.
Los mismos pianos Sc han utili-
zado una y otra vez sin tenerse
en- cuenta las peculiaridades de
los lugarcs".
TRASPASA FACILITATES A
FEISAL
AMMAN. -(UP)-El Rey de
Jordania, Hussein, traspaso sus ia
cultades de declarar la guerra Y
concertar la paz a SUI primo, Ell Rey
de Irak, Feisal monarch mayor de
la nueva Federation Jordano-fra.
quesa.
Hussein die aver un decreto
real, por Ell que Sc aprobaron va
rias reformas de la constitution.
Una de esas reformas retira a Hu-
ssein, Virrey de la federation, las
facultades respecto de la guerra y
la paz.
AL mismo tempo Sc anuncio en-
Bagdad que representatives de Irak
y Jordania, iniciaran ell tunes pro-
ximo conversaciones sobre los pro-
blemas finales de Ia union de los
dos reinos.
Ell Embajador jordano on hak,
Farhan Shubailat, declare que la
federation creara un sistema eoor-
dinado de moneda para impuestos,
derechos aduaneros y canbio on
divisas extranjeras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06
DELEGADO CUBANO DICE
FIDEL ES COMUNISTA

BUENOS AIRES-(UP).- Ell
Senador Cesar Camacho, jefe de la
delegation Guiana a las cere-
monias de trasmision del mando
en- Argentina, afirmo en- conferen-
cia de prensa que ell lider rebelde
Fidel Castro, es comuniSta.
Ell y los i~ntegrantes de la mission,
citaron a los periodistas a fin de
tratar de despejar las informacio-
mes erroneas que, segun dijo,
aparentemente Sc difunden en- Ell
exterior acerca de la. situaci6n en-
Cuba.
Afirmo Camacho, que Ell Presi-
dente Batista no pretende con-
tinuar en- ell poder y que, por ell
c~ontrario, desea la realization de
elecciones otorgando garantias a
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06
COMMENTARIES A
DECLARACIONES

En- relaci6n con las declaracio-
mes hechas en- ell acto del primero
de mayo pasado por 81 dirigente
obrero del Transporte, de que bien
podria ser postulado Ell Secretario
General de la etc, por los trabaja-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06
PREMIER. ..
(Viene de Ia PriMera)

'taculos politicos que hasta ahora
han hecho fracasar todos los inten-
tos por organizar la paz de Europa
La session inaugural dur6 solo
unos treinta minutes, durante Gu
20 periodic Hansen, Bech y Paul
Henry Spaak, Secretario General
de la OTAN y luego los ministries,
Sc trasladaron del gran salon del
.parlamento holandes a I'm salon
para iniciar sus sesiones de traba-
jo.
En- SUI discurso, Spaak subrayo la
importancia del frente undo de
las naciones occidentales, durante
todas las negociaciones sobre la
conferencia de jefes de gobierno.
Fue possible -asegur6-impedir
la campaha perturbadora, NAL dist
mulada por los m~ensajes de Bulga-
min lex Primer Ministro Nicolai
Bulganin) gracias a nuestros fire.
cuentes intercambios de -opinio-
mes dentro del conSejo de la
OTAN, que nos permitieron estar
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06
todos los partidos politicos.

todos los partidos politicos.
Respondiendo a una pregunta,
expreso ell Senador que no trato
con las autoridades argentinas
acerca de la situaci6n en- SUI pals.
Miembros de la delegation cuba
ma dijeron, que a pesar de que de-
be ser tenida en- cuenta la reSpon-
sabilidad historical que representa-
ria csc plan, Sc podria, 81 la oposi-
ciop 10 pide, y ell gobierno de Ba-
tista 10 pedira a la Organization de
Estados Americanos, o a la de las
Naciones Unidas, que vigile la pu-
reza del acto electoral. Existen
reservas en- Cuba sobre la solicitud,
diieron los representatives, debido
a que podria ser considerable como
una Intervention extrana en- I'm he
cho eminenten,ente inferno.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06
NUEvOS RECLUTAS

Por ell Estado Mayor del Eierci-
to Sc informo que en- la manana
de aver juraron en- ell Campamento
de San Antonio de los BANGS $50
nuevos reclutas de csc cuerpo ar
mado,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06

IBEROAMERIcA en-
DIN
(Viene de la Primera)

madrugada elementos adictos al
peronismo realizaron una de sus
tipicas demoStraciones por las ca.
lies centricas de la ciudad. Coin.
cidio la misma con la termination
de los espectaculos cinematografi-
cos dando origen los vitores a Pc
ron y la actividad de los inte-
grantees de la columna, a numero-
SOS incidentes. Los manifestantes
portaban a SUI frente un cartelon
con aluSiones peronistas. Su mar
cha por diversas ~arterias del CEN
tro Sc realize sin que interViniera
ia policia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06
MORDDO POR UN MONO

En- I'm circo establecido en- el
Municipio de Regla, Sc escape de
una jaula I'm mono en- los momen-
tos en- que transitaba por ell lugar
una sonora y dos ninos, por 10
cual Ell domador, Benedicto Orta
Reyes, ,trato de dominar al mono,
recibiendo heridas por mordidas
del animal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-06
MGRESOS DEL BAN DE
FOMENTO

WASHINGTON. up Fl
Banco international de Recons,
truccion y Fomento, informo aver
haber obtenido ur ingreso neto de
80. 400. 900 d6lares durante Ell pc,
riodo de nueve meses terminado el
81 de mario ultlmo, contra 26.2OO'
900 en- ell periodic correspondence
terminado en- la misma fecha del
ano pasado.
Esta suma fue cUlocada en- la re
serva suplementaria del Banco
Mundial contra perdidas por con
cepto de emprestitos Y garantias,
con 10 cual dicha reserva aumento
a 226. 100000 dolares.
Agrego que al fondo especial de
reserva del banco, fueron acredita'
dos IA. 100000 dolares en- comisio'
mes de emprestitos, con 10 cual Ell
fondo aument6 a la suma de 1O8
100000 dolares.
Ell banco inform6 tambisn que
ell total de sus reservas, al 81 de
mario iltimo ascendia a 335.2O0
600 dolares.
Durante ell tercer trimestre del
ano fiscal en- curse, anadio ell ban.
co, la institution otorgo empresti-
tos a Brasil, Mexico, Italia y ia.
pom por un total de 107.400.000 do
lares. Esto hizo que ell total de en-
prestitos a As paises aumentase a
1893, con I'm total global de 1887.
600 dolares.