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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13

bet that Messrs. Brown Goss, Daniels and com
pany would trade losses to a dozen CAROLS for
a crack at the state championship.
This peculiar situation arises from the null
tiple jurisdictional situation of Northern Virginia
Montgomery and Prince Georges counties, the
District and the private schools. There are no
common leagues yet a great majority of the
parents and businesses are keyed not to Rich
mond or Baltimore but to the District Many
parents went to schools in the District and so
on. Therefor the rating systems
But the rating systems have an odd way of
penalizng team for trying to do good job
in its own backyard The private schools have
an advantage in that there are fewer of them
and therefore they must play more outside games
and can be more easily evaluated
The comparative score system has been dead
since many years ago when someone with a
head for figures showed by this method that
winless Lehigh was 1903 points better than un.
beaten mythical national football champion Mime
sofa. Yet 1t is this same comparative score
system that Is the basis of ratings. To this end
Orange, Va. and Lacley rated over Wheaton
or B-CC and DeMatha when anybody with an
ounce of sporting sense knows that this is ridi-
culOus.
In short, the rating system is as phoney as
the idea it tries to establish that certain
team can beat all other teams anytime they pull
on their colored undershirts and step onto the
roundball court. This can't be done. topnotch
team would lose by boredom if nothing else in
trying to play all the teams in its area boasting
all the while like John L. Sullivan that he could
lick any man in the world Such systems make
losing crime They are unhealthy
say get rid of the stupid rating systems
The BiCounty league is good league because
1t represents all the schools of comparable size
In IA given area. Blair Is leading the league and
could win the state championship and IL the
Blazers do go all the way few Blair fans will
care If they were rated number one or number
fifteen and fiveeighths
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
Of Fools and Ki1sQs
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

The time has come to put in pitch for Blair
and the Bi-County league. There has been a lot
OF talk IN these regions that Blair is overrated
despite their unbeaten record going into the De-
Malta game. This is necessarily slap in the
face to the Bi-County since only the Blazers first
two contests against Western and Gonzaga were
outside games. Walter Johnson and Richard Mont
gomery can't be counted as outside the league
since they will become league members next sea-
son.
Blair is being rated to certain extent on
the performances in its first two contests back
in December and the records of the rest of the
league against outside teams. B-CC has tangled
heavily and unsuccessfully with the outside But
before the Barons game with Carroll a half
dozen or so points might have turned the cards
in losing contests against Western, Wakefield
Washington & Lee, and. Gonzaga. The Barons are
far from power in the league, however, as their
game with Northwestern last week proved
Bladensburg has done better against outside
competition but again have proved they are no
world heaters. Wheaton hasn't lost outside league
play but its opposition hasn't been first rate.
Ditto High Point certainly an improved ball club
over the last few weeks. Northwestern which
has done poorly overall and only come to life
over the last week and now sits with Blair on
top of the roost in the second half league play
OXon Hill has had its moments but there again
II mas SHOWN interest In league play than in fac.
ing outside opposition and the rest of the league
stacks up the same way.
Apparently the way to gain city-wide rating
is TO play college freshman teams and lose by
respectable scores and perhaps even win against
the prep schools
But all the ratings and victories against prep
schools in the world won't take the Blazers to
the state tournament, which is where they will
go If they win the BiCOunty
Outside games to Bi-County teams rate as
exhibition games, sort of grapefruit league in
the beginning of the season before the big play
starts. It's nice to win these contests but it's my
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13

player I've seen all year. Farhner
has good ball club there now"
Mullican and Pontius Return
In addition to just plain i'm.
provement, the Rockets have re-
gained the survives of 6-foot-2
Russ Mullican and Bill Pontius
who were enthusiastically ineli-
gible for a greater part of the
season. Mullican, rusty with only
two days of practice, showed up
well against Northwood and the
two will be a great help for the
rest of the season.
Gaithersburg on the other hand
is improving as well. Jim
LeCompte is beginning to get his
shooting eye. He turned in a 10
point game against Sherwood
when the Trojans wrapped up the
Class "B" county title. 1t was
Big JUn's best performance out.
side of the Northwood game
where he hit for 10 points. Carl
Shipley was high man with II
points in the $685. win over Sher-
wood. LeCompte was next fol
lowed by Bob Costello, the Tro.
JAMS court quarterback, who
posted 10 points.
Despite the lopsided 62-37 score,
Richard Montgomery turned in
one of its best games of the year
against the Indians. Diddle who
was RMIIS's high man with 10,
sank 7 of 8 shots from the floor
in the first half to keep the score
27-23 at halftime.
The Indians pulled away in the
third period.
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over the 500 mark go for the
first time in two months.
Walter Johnson hit on 80 per
cent Of their shots, % for as,
while Landon made only Is of
81 or % per cent. In the process
of avenging an early 48-46 loss
to the Bears the Spartans out
rebounded their taller guests So
81.
Walter Johnson opened up a
1875 quarter lead and with the
help of scoring streaks by Pete
Tredick of seven then six points
pulled away to 1919 at the half.
Tredick got Is of his 18 points
in the first half. Bob Woodward
I'll rebounds) opened up in the
second half and was high scorer
with 10 points. Jud Pearson got
16 and Buzz Bastable was high
for Landon with II points.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
Indians Host
To Wheaton,
Plan Revenge

The German Measles not
withstanding, a whale of a ball
game is shaping up Friday
night between Wheaton and
its stones throw rival, North
wood,
NorthWood had lost but three
of thirteen games before playing
Northwestern Tuesday. At the
same time Wheaton rated SO 60
ing against powerful Bladens-
burg squad. Wheaton took North
wood to task in its first game of
the season 63-55.
"They have improved since we
beat them early i'm the season."
Don Drown of Wheaton said. ut
should be good game and
don't forget this is on their court.
That should make a big differ
ence."
Noll ~ q AOoo up SdlQ hNlC
Wilson of Northwood. They beat
us at their place. Now we'll have
q good chance of getting even"
Wheaton and Walter Johnson
5nd strangely enough the Spar
Jams are the only good club that
the two schools both play. Whea-
ton took the Spartans in a 45-43
thriller while Northwood accom-.
plished the task in a more con
Vincing (624O manner.
Wheaton had an excelIently-
coached game against Blair last
week. Drown had his boys slow
down the game, pass frequently
and take only the best shots. The
strategy worked like a charm
for the first half when the
knights had the Blazers on the
ropes and it appeared an upset
might be in the making. Blair
made up 6-2 deficit to even it
n at the first quarter and with
another last-minute sprint took
a 1917 margin at halftime. Whea.
ton got jittery and gave away
three quick baskets and the ball
game in the third period. II was
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13

SeCOIlu VICTORY.
1t is a different squad moving
north to meet the Rebels than the
one that defeated them in North
Bethesda last month. At that
time Walter Johnson was nursing
a five game losing streak.
The Spartan resurgence which
was capped by the upset of Lam
don last week started with the
Gaithersburg game when Bill
(The Little GeneraD Blomquist
was installed at starting guard
and Bob Woodward and Bill Bull
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13

Tom Curry with 81 points held
the Gaithersburg team to a 1919
tie in regulation time. Then Cur
ry got the three overtime points
to take the game. AL Bopst was
high man for Woodfield with 81
points.
Bob Everett with % points led
Keller Brick to a Tbs win over
Naval Ordinance Lab. Bill Webb
had IL points for Naval Ordi-
nance Lab.
Stauffer Slenderizing led by
the 20-point-production of Jim
McAuliffe ~downed Battery "B"
1880. Bill Cox had IL points for
Battery "B".
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13

ter began using their height to
some advantage.
Il feel good now" a smiling
Allen Swick said after the Landon
contest. 1--WE felt we had a bet
ter ball club all along. Today
the defense held them out and
the shooting made the difference.
We've hit a peak. hope we can
maintain it,"
The Spartans ended a 12-game
Landon winning streak with a
63-48 thud and lifted themselves
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
MoodfeM Upset
But Retains Lead

Battery ID, number seven in
the eight-team Adult Recreation
Basketball league, turned the
tables on previously unbeaten B.
NJ. Woodfield for a 52-51 over
time upset victory.
Woodfield still maintains the
loop lead by full game over
Keller Brick who have lost two
games.
The braSh Battery ID" lead by
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1920 at the three quarters mark
as Wheaton picked up but three
foul shots in the period. Bob Nc.
Allister and Jerry Pavey were
high with 10 each, followed by
Roger Richards with 9.
On even terms with Richard
Montgomery for a half. North.
wood blazed out from a .27-23
halftime lead and routed the
Rockets, 62-37. II was a 21.point
third period that did the trick.
Mike Dantzic had % points fol
lowed by Kirk Stewart with 16
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Last Weeks Scores
Bethesda Methodist so; Pilgrim Luther
an. "a.
Mt Zion Baptist, SO; Briggs Baptist, 81.
Christ Lutheran, 81; All Saints Episcopal
No. /, 81
Warner Memorial Presbyterian, 80; Chevy
Chase Presbyterian No. 1, 49,
Friday Schedule
8 PM.-Mt. Zion Baptist VS. All Saints
Episcopal No. /.
7 P.M.-Chevy Chase Presbyterian VS..
Bethesda Methodist.
PM-Warner Memorial Presbyterian
VS. Briggs Baptist.
Q P.M.-Pilgrim Lutheran VS.. Christ Lu-
theTan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
Week S Basketball Schedule
TEAMS


Gaithersburg vs.. RMIiS
B-CC VS.. High Point
Landon VS.. Sidwell Friends
w. Johnson VS.. S. Hagerstown
Damascus VS.. Poolesville
Wheaton vs.. Northwood
Blair VS.. Oxon Hill
Sherwood VS.. Alumni
Gaithersburg VS.. Poolesville
Damascus VS.. RMHS
Northwood vs.. Sasscer
Wheaton VS.. High Point
B-CC vs.. Bladensburg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
Return Match
Finds Rockets
Still Underdog
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

Gaithersburg, winner of II
out of IA contests this season,
plays host to a strengthened
Richard Montgomery squad
Friday night in an attempt to
keep a clean slate against the
arch rival Rockets for the
school year.
The Trojans defeated the Rock
cts in football and in the first
meeting of the two rivals in Sc.
81 in Rockville last month.
1T should be a good game, =
said Trojan coach Pat Mccarthy.
Richard Montgomery showed
they have improved in a good
first half against Northwood but
we've improved too and I think
We'll take them.
The kids get themselves up for
game with Rockville so we
WIN nave any ONCi NOll1lNCIlCC,
he said.
"Gaithersburg is tough" said
Carl Fahrner of Rockville. But
we've improved tremendously and
if we do as well as we did against
Frederick and in the first half
against NorthwOod-I'Il look for
a victory"
The Rockets have cut down on
their mistakes and have begun
TO jell and gain confidence in the
last week or so.
That team has improved tire.
mendously since early in the sea.
son." Northwood Coach Kyle VIII.
son said of his game with the
Rockets last week. Jim Diddle
has improved more than any
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
CORRECTION

Damascus High lost to Gath
ersburg by score Of only 44-32 not
1882 as we reported in last weeks
paper. We regret the error.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
Sp0rtans on Win Streak,
Face South Aagerstown

Walter Johnson journeys to South Hagerstown Friday
Tor return match with the Rebels carrying five game
winning streak the longest of the the Spartans
The Spartans put together threegame streak at the
first part of the but Wheaton ruined that in last
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
At B-cc
YMCA-Church
Starts 18th Round

Bethesda Methodist and Christ
Lutheran lead the Bethesda
YMCA-Church American League
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13

and Bethesda Presbyterian leads
the National League.
The American LeagHe goes into
its fourth round of play Friday
night at B-CC's girls gym. There
are no National League contests
scheduled.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
Spartan Matmen

The Walter Johnson wrestling
team lost 1921 to Annapolis last
week. The loss evened the Spar
tan matmen at IL. The previous
win was against Northwestern.
Coach Tom Alberghini called
Bob Finnessy, Dick Sherman,
Roger Peckham and Hap Nelson
his best performers against An
napoliS.
Peckham pinned his man in Is
seconds of the first period. Mel
son pinned his opponent in the
second period as did Sherman.
Finnessy won by decision.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13

Chevy Chase Methodist, ~; ST. Paul's
Methodist, 81.
Bethesda Presbyterian, 2; Bethesda First
Baptist, 0 (forfeit).
Chevy Chase Presbyterian No. 2, 30; st.
Johns Episcopal, 81.
Bradley Hills Presbyterian, "a; All Saints
Episcopal No. 2. "a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
Weight

1906: Smith, Annapolis by forfeit
rs: Peckham, WI. pinned Davis, A.
i2i: Sherman, WI. pinned Katcef. a.
100: Willard. A.. defeated Cairns, WI.
1876: c. LeNvncs, A., defeated Mathews
WI
al: Finncssy. WI. decisioned Jewell a
14s: S. Lewncs. A.. defeated Holtge. WI
l37: DAILY, A., defeated Hartman, WI.
los; Greentrce. A.. decisioned Loving. WI
IFS: Nelson, WI pinned Dlancy. A.
Unlimited MauIy, WI, decisioned Wheeler
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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
26 ESTUDIANTES
DE EU EFECTUAN
RECORRIDO ISLA

En- una gira que combina bue-
ma voluntad, intercambio cultural
y studio religioso, inspecciononan
la Isla desde ell lunes pasado, rs
estudianteS de escuela superior de
distintas communicates norteameri'
canas.
La ajra comenz6 ell primero de
julio en- Jamaica; despues cubrio
Haiti hasta ell pasado domingo.
La gira Sc efectua baio los aus
picios de las Iglesias Discipulos de
Cristo, de Estados UnidoS, y los
muchachos viajan con una dana
y I'm caballero que vienen en- cali
dad de conseieros.
Como p%ropositos del viaJe Sc Sc
halan: Conocer la obra mislonera
en- estos tres lugares del Caribe;
conocer las costumbres, cultura,
condolences economics y politicas
de los mismos; r~elacionsrse con
las gentes de estos pueblos; con-
tribuir, mediante breves campa-
mentos de trabaio, al fomento de
actividades cristianas en- los luga-
res visitados.
Los ~dirigentes del Concilio Evan
gelico de Puerto Rico, quienes re-
cibieron a los visitantes y los es'
tan orientando en- su recorrido, di-
cen que Ell visje mos ofrece la
oportunidad de dar a conocer nues
ira cultura de pueblo civilizado a
estudiantes de escuela superior de
regiones distantes de los Estados
Unidos, donde, desafortunadamen-
tie, Sc sabe muy POGO de nuestro
pals,
Ell grupo visitara iglesias de la
Isla, sitios de interes, como Ell
Yunque, Ell Moro, La FortaleZa,
y hara I'm viaje a traves de la ba-
hia en- una lancha de Cataho, Los
estudiantes regresaran al Cont
nente ell dia 81.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
MULTAN A P0LICIA
AGREDIO

SAN JUAN I'm policia estatal
acusado de agredir en- Corte con
los puhos a un abogado mientras
re practicable un investigation,
recibio una sentencia de $50 de
malta 0 en- su defecto cumplir I'm
dfa de carcel por cada dollar que
dejare de pagan.
Ell policia querellado, Jose Me.
lendez Arroyo, destacado en- el
distrito de Puerto Nuevo, admiti6
los hechos ante ell juez de distrito
jaime Berries Colon, por media.
cion de su abogado Guillermo Bau,
"a. Ell agente hizo efectiva la null
IA.
Los hechos tuvieron por escena-
rio la Corte Nocturna del Trlbu.
nal de Distrito de San Juan a las
10 de la noche del ~ de novicm.
bre del aho pasado.
Sostenia Ell abogado querellante,
licenciado Herman Morales Ian.
drau, que Ell policia Jose Melen.
DEE Arroyo, "voluntaria y malicio-
samente" 10 agredio o los punos.
produciendole una confusion en- eli
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
MUNOZ VERA CON
AGRADO ELECTION DE
UN BORICUA AL C0NGRESO

SAN JUAN Ell g~obernador
Munoz Marin Sc sentiria satisfecho
de que un puertorriqueno postula-
do al Congreso de Estados Unidos
fuera electo, 81 resultara ser I'm
buen candidate e independence de
que fuera republican, o democratic
Durante conferencia de Prensa
celebrada POGO despues de SUI arrl-
DO desde Nueva York y Washing
ton, ell senior Munoz Marin dijo
tambien que convendria a los Els
tados UnidoS ell "buscar maneras"
de mejorar sus relaciones con la
America Latina,
De igual modo dijo ell Goberna-
dor que las posibilidades de que el
haga un proXimo viaje a Latinoa-
merica no son ahora mi mas nj
menos' que las que existlan antes
de 81 salir hacia Estados Unidos
esta veZ.
Sc lie pregunto al Gobernador 81
deseaha comentar la noticia de
que ell Partido Republican, Nacio-
nal habia resuelto postular al Ii
cenciado Oscar Gonzalez Suarez,
un abogado puertorriqueno, como
candidate al Congreso por ell dis
trito 19 de Nueva York.
Ell Sr. MunoZ Marin declare: Isl
q un buen candidate, estaria muy
satisfecho de SUI election, indepen-
dientemente de que fuera republi-
eano o democratic.
Con respecto al problema de las
re~laciones entire los Estados Uni
dos y la America Latina, ell Gober-
nador contesto de la siguiente ma
hera a otra pregunta:
me parece que ell Goblerno de
Estados Unidos, tanto en- la Rama
Eiecutiva como en- la Legislative
tiene que buscar maneras de me-
jorar esas r~elaciones de 10 que es-
taban hace dos meses.
FL Sr. Muhoz Marin Sc refiri6
q Ia reception que lie fue ofrecida
en- Washington por SUI amigo, Ell
Embajador de Argentina en- los
Estados Unidos. Dijo que ell Emba-
jador lie invite a visitar Argentina
en- nombre del presidente Frondi'
ri, manifestandole que seria bien-
venido en- la gran Republica del
Plata pero que no sc hablo de fe-
cha sino que ell Gobernador po-
dria visitar aquella naci6n en- Ell
momento que ell mismo escogiera,
q su mayor convenience, como in
vitado del Presidente de la Repu.
blics.
Con relacion a esta vista, ash
eeno tambien a la que Sc propo-
ne hacer al estado de Israel, ell
senior Munoz Marin no ha resuelto
aun fecha para hacerlo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

canas establecer contacto con Ia
poblacion civil en- Ia zona.
NORUEGA Y SUEClA DIVIDEN
OPINIONES
OSLO, tUPD-Noruega y Sue
cha Sc dividieron en- relacion al
plan sueco para que Sc retirsn del
Libano los grupos de veedores de
las Naciones Unidas.
En- fuente allegada al Ministerio
de Relaciones E%xteriores, Sc ma
rifesto que Noruega disiente con
la proposition de Suecia, de pedir
oficialmente al Consejo de Seguri.
dad de las Naciones Unidas, ell re-
trio de los veedores.
La posicion de Noruega es que
los grupos de veedores deben ser
reforzados, Este quedo evidencia-
do en- declaraciones formuladas al
diario "Aftenposten" por ell Vice.
ministro de Relaciones Exteriores,
Hans Ensen.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
PHI. G-eIARIo LAS AMERICAS
tviene de la Primera)

"Hace 20 amos yo llegue a la
conclusion de que la Independent
ola nc era la forma de libertad
politica que necesita ell pueblo de
Puerto Rico, Los republicans han
llegado a la misma conclucion So
bre la estadidad 20 amos mas tarde,
"ESto es una demonstration mas
de la irrealidad de esta discussion
entire Independence y estadidad y
una demonstration mas de que la
tnica forma verdad de libertad
politica esta en- d~esarrollar una
nueva manera de union permanent
tie 0 Estados Unidos y esa nueva
manera eS ell Estado Libre Aso-
eiado".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
BASE G PARA
ACTUACI0N DE HUSSEIN

NACI0NES UNIDAS, julio 18-
81 'Emtajador de Iraq a las Ma
clones UnidaS Abdul Maid Abbas,
estable hoy -segun interpretan
los Obseryadores- una base legal
para las medals que puede tomar
Ell Rey HusSeln de Jordania, a fin
de combatir a las fuerzas revolu-
cionarias que asumieron ell poder
en- Bagdad, Ell Iunes pasado.
Abbas que fue nombrado por ell
Rcy FeisaI, muerto Ell la revuelta,
y cuyo derecho a representa- al
lraq, ha Sido negado por la Union
Sovietica diio que a pesar de la
revolution la union arabe de Jor.
DANA e Irsq es una federation
constitucionalmente ratificada v
eontinda existiendo.
Sc recuerds que al a~nunciarse
Ia muerte de Felsal, que era pri.
mel mandatario de la Union Ara.
be- H1sSein Sc hizo cargo del man.
do, de ~ronformidad con las dispo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

rlca, y por clio despues de contro.
Vertlr en- varias notas los casos res.
pectlvos, otorgo los salvoconductos
s~oiicltados, no sin establecer pre.
vlamente su posicion ineeufvoca en-
euanto a Ia condicion juridiea de-
los respectivos asilados, y anotsr
en- cada case los peliaros que para
la supervivencia de Ia institution
mlsma tienen esas deformaciones
en- su Interpretation.
En- varias ocasiones, Ell cas- en- 9,
no tenia importancia humane Y mu,
emo menos' politica. Sin embargo.
Ia cancilleria consider6 n-ecessrio
estudlarlos q espacio, precisamen.
te con ell espiritu de que pudieran
ser esaS experiences las que sir.
vieran de base para un sdecuado
perfeccionamiento de los pactos sue
rlgen sobre la materia.
Pero hay otros casos de asilo QUE
revisten para America mayor i'm.
p%ortancia: los de los militares en-
servicio active.
A raiz de Ia rebellion que ocurri6
en- Bogota Ell 2 de mayo proximo
pasado, que tuvo como consccuen.
cha Immediate Ia detencion del en-.
tonces candidate a Ia presidential
de la r%epublica, doctor Alberto
Lleras Camargo, y Of secuestro de
los 5 miembros de la Junta Militar
DE Gobierno, varios militares co.
lombianos on servicio active, uni.
formados con 81 uniforme dc III
ierarquia militar y .armados con
las armas de Ia republica, solicit
taron y obtuvieron asilo en- diferen-
ties misiones diplomiticas Dc Ia %.
pital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

tran muy eerca "a solo minutes
en- los aviones a reaction 81 una
aggression oblisa a entrar en- accion
a Ia brisada atomica.
Con los aviones de eombate de
Viccelio partieron de Alemania
enormes aparatGs de transporte
que llevan unos 1000 soldados del
elercito Unos fueron a Beirut,
otros vinieron a esta base desde
diversos lugares de los Estados
Unidos, Llegsron 81 gigantescos
aviones Hercules C-130 y aparatos
de carga