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John Hyater with IA each.
Fred Harris led Bell with IA
points. Roosevelt pulled its
season record to SO. Bell is So.
Wilson. suffering the loss of
its big man, 6-foot-7 Fred
Hetzel, who is sidelined with a
sprained ankle, trailed by 4
points after one quarter. Then
Western spurted to a 1919 half
time lead. and had no trouble
defeating the Tigers for the Sec
ond time this season.
Frank Neal scored IS points
in the second-quarter rally, and
ended as high scorer with 81
points. Neal, Carleton Preston
and Bob Chaconas controlled
the boards for Western. John
Luce had II for Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
DeMATHA TOPS ST. JOHNS
MoIloy's Hot Shooting
PAGES Carroll Victory

highest scorer. tea m m q { E
George Leftwich.
18th Win for Carroll
Malloy scored nine Of Car
rolls first ~ points. IL of l6
IN the third quarter. and six
more in the final. Most of his
goals came on jump shots from
the right corner. a spot that
Gonzaga's zone defense just
couldn't cover.
After trailing. To. Gonzaga
frequently used a press up
court. Quarter scores were
10-5. 21-18 and 1927. Carroll
won its 18th victory in 20
games overall. Gonzaga now is
TT.
The afternoon game was the
undoing Of an eight-game win
ming streak by st. Johns.
which began with a two-point
victory over DeMatha almost
three weeks ago.
DeMatha's Joe Quinn still
was missing because Of glandu-
lar fever and his substitute.
Sophomore Harry Burchette,
played only 10 minutes yester-
day because of flu. Another
soph, John Bielaski. played the
rest of the way and helped
Ernie Cage and Mike Costello
with the rebounding. Bielaski
scored five points in the second
half. including three for i've
on the foul line in the last
period.
DeMatha never trailed after
st. Johns fell behind. SIS, but
had to pull away from q 42-41
edge to claim its l4th win in
20 games. st. Johns made
only Is Of 81 foul shots. while
DeMatha hit 10 for 81. and
that was the difference.
Cage led all scorers with 10
points and Costello added 10
for the Stays. st. Johns, now
with a 1875 record, was led
by Devii Doolan with IS points,
followed by Bob Fletcher and
Mike Mccarthy with IL each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
Hodges Sparks
Mason Victory

AS long as George Mason
High can get a top performance
from Tony Hodges it will he
hard to beat in its dash for the
Virginia Group II, District 9
basketball title.
Hodges, the Districts leading
scorer, pumped in % points last
night as the Mustangs defeated
Herndon. 1882. at home. The
victory gave George Mason an
lilo league mark, and ILL
overall. Herndon is Al all in
league play.
The Mustangs held a 45-40
lead at the end of the third
quarter. They rallied with "a
points in the final period as
Hodges scored nine points end
Jim Ricketts, eight. Tom
Bowen had 10 points for Hern-
don.
st. Stephens School of Alex
andria defeated Priory, 66-58,
as Frank Murphy got % points
and Ralph Price, playing with
a cast on his right arm, hit
for II. Bob Crayton and Mike
Sundermeyer each had is
points for Priory. Price broke
his arm in a game earlier in
the season.
Hoffman-Boston of Arlington
had little trouble with Luther
Jackson High, defeating the
Merrifleld (Va.) team, 7S-42.
last night at Merrifleld in a vir-
ginia Interscholastic Associa-
ton basketball game.
Ernest CephaS scored 81
points. Samuel Muse 10 and
Freddie Brooks II to pace Hotf
man-Boston to it's eighth VIC
tory in 10 starts. all in the
league. Joe Agee led the losers
with IA points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

folded here yesterday, police
checked in Ohio, Georgia and
Alabama to confirm the details.
officers from at least two of
these States were heading for
Richmond today to question
McCray with the hope they
could at last write OF unsolved
murders.
Sheriff Orland Hays Of Fa-
yette County, Ohio, left for
Richmond yesterday. He said
details given by McCray on a
Staying in Ohio correspondent
with the brutal death Of Mrs.
Sarah De Witt. an S6-year-old
Was hington Court House
widow
Slain With Ratchet
Mrs. De Witt was hacked to
death with a Ratchet in her
home last July 2. Hays said
nearby residents reported see
ing a man lurking in the area
the day of the Staying.
In Admission, Ala, Sheriff Roy
Snead of Calhoun County said
he would go to Richmond to-
day to check McCray's story
of a killing in his area. Mrs.
Daisy F. Gilbert, 70. was beaten
to death February 81. 1856, in
the small concrete block home
in which she lived alone.
McCray was brought to State
police headquarters for ques-
tioning about the beating death
of Mrs. jeanette M. Griffin,
49-year-old widow of Lady,
smith. Va. about IS miles north
of Richmond.
Mrs. Griffin was beaten to
death last Sunday night.
McCray and a companion,
Rush Reager, 20, were arrested
Monday and charged with MUIR
der. Both men were living in
a house across U. S. / from the
Griffin home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
Change Of Pace Lifts
Northwestern's Hopes

beaten with its second victory,
51-36, over Wheaton last night
at Blair. The Blazers are 14-0
for the season.
Blair held a 1917 lead at
halftime, but then pulled away
from the knights on an l8-
point production in the final
quarter.
Tommy Brown took scoring
honors for the Blazers with
10 points. Bob McCallister and
Jerry Pavey each had 10 for
Wheaton.
Bladensburg overcame an
early 60 disadvantage to de-
feat Oxon Hill. $3.50. yester-
day at Oxon Hill.
Jack Divers scored IL points
and Steve Preston 10 for the
Mustangs. Ronnie Mann and
Gary Jewell of Oxon Hill led
all scorers with II and IA
points, respectively.
High Point defeated Suit
land. 41-39. last night at High
Point as Dave Goldfadden sup
piled the winning margin on
two free throws with l6 Sec
onds left.
Suitland was able to make
but Z of 81 foul shots, while
High Point converted 10 of
80. Wayne Matthews paced
High Point with Is points.
Suitland's Bill Haupt was high
with 10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
Wakefield Adds Power
In Dash for Crown

for their only league defeat in
IL starts, play the Warriors
again Friday.
WI. leading 41-33 at the
half, pulled away in the last
two quarters, outrunning CIV
on the fast break and hitting
on 40 of 81 shots from the floor.
Ken Sanders led WI with
80, helped by Weldon Eddin1
with 10. Bobby Clore had Is
for CIV.
Keith Holman scored %
points to tie a school record as
Falls Church beat Annandale,
1850. last night at Falls
Church.
Holman had two close COM
petitors for scoring honors in
Terry Geib and George Elgin,
both of Annandale. Geib had "a
ana Elgln Il.
Oscar Keplinger Of Fairfax
was high scorer with SO points
as Fairfax defeated Groveton.
70-49, last night at Groveton.
Keplinger scored 81 points in
the first three periods, as Fair
fax held a 53-49 lead. Fairfax
scored II points in the last
quarter, while Groveton was
held scoreless. The victory re-
versed an earlier loss to Grove
ton, Groveton's only win of the
year.
Barry keenan, scored "a
points to lead Mclean to q
$685. victory over Mount Ver-
non last night on the losers
court. Bob McCord had 81,
high for Mount Vernon.
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points of Armstrong in the
third period, but never made
it. 1t was 56-48, Armstrong,
at the end Of the third quarter.
johnson finished with 81
points and Greene II as Arm
strong brought its record to
liza. Jimmy Thomas had IA
points and Bernie Chavis Is
for Eastern. also liza for the
season.
Phelps moved into third
place in the East Division by
edging Spingarn, 66-65. yes
terday at Spingarn.
Seven players hit double fig-
ures. but Fred Glascoe. who
scored only six points, made
two foul shots with II seconds
left to give Phelps a 66-63
lead. Bernard Levi made the
final basket for Spingarn to
reduce the spread.
Ben Harrison of Phelps was
high scorer with rs points. fol-
lowed by Jim Thornhill with IL
and Jim Brown with IL. Ernest
Dunston made II for Sping-
arm, while Levi and Len Frazier
had l6 each.
Anacostia won its second
league game in 10 starts by
trouncing Tech, 1857, yester-
day at Eastern.
All five starters for the In
dams hit in double figures, with
Larry Nolan with 10 and Paul
Barnes with 10 setting the pace.
Vincent Bonner's l6 points was
high for Tech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
WI Keeps Pace,
Awaits Showdown

Westinghouse romped over
George Washington, 1882. last
night at WI to retain second
place in the league and keep
alive its chances of catching
up to Wakefield.
The. Generals. beaten by
Wakefield earlier in the season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
Pro Netmen
U. S.
Tour Tonight

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8
B.-Pancho Gonzales trails
Lew Hoad. 8-5. after the Aus
tralian leg of their tennis tour
but they switch from grass
courts to canvas indoors here
tonight in their United States
opener and Gonzales expects to
take over.
Hoad. trained on outdoor
grass, won four straig h t
matches to take the series in
Australia, but Gonzales still
exudes confidence.
"Hoad is about as fought a
player as I've ever met" Pancho
said. but I think I can take
him now that I'm back in my
own country. In fact, ! can
beat anyone-and that's self
confidence, not cockiness."
The tour moves to Los An
geles tomorrow, then to New
York for a Wednesday match
in Madison Square Garden to
w a Shington for matches
Thursday and Friday in Uline
Areas.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8 (R.-
Maureen Connolly, who recently
was awarded $110,734.0l for
damages she received when a
horse she was riding brushed
against a truck. says there's no
chance she'll join Jack Kra-
mer's professional tennis
troupe.
Kramer thought there might
be hope of signing Little Mo
and Althea Gibson, but Maui
reen said. "A person who would
think I stopped playing just to
collect damages would think /
had very little integrity" Out
of competitive tennis for 31a
years, Maureen teaches tennis
but said the injury to her leg
would prevent a return to any
thing more strenuous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
Four Stotes Checking
Suspect in 5 Killings

RICHMOND. Feb. 0o.-"Everybody robbed
killed"
With those words jeremiah McCray 25year-od tinerant
Alabama calmly confessed to State police five Sayings
while trying to absolve himself of robbees not connected
with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08
Z Cats, 4 Dogs Spark
and Jeff Ideas

Twelve cats four dogs uctuating number Of chickens
and ducks and occasional burog caroonst AL Smiths
models for the humorous dongs of Ccero cat in the funny
paper sequel to his better strip Mutt and JEFF.
Mr. Smith, winding up hve-day stand of appearances in
Washington Yesterday two school assemblies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-08

Montgomery Blair stayed I'M
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-31

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Shrinks HemOrrhOids
Without Surgery
Steps Itch Relieves Pain

For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain = without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
ton (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all = results were so thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problem!" The secret is new
healing substance (Bio-Dyne* = dis
covery of a world-famous research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in suppository or ointment form
called Preparation H. At all drug
counters money back guarantee. go
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-31
College Station
Virginia Halter

virginia Halter
Miss Maud Harris, who has been
in Chicago visiting with friends
has returned. Frank Thomp-
son who was admitted to the
Veterans hospitsl last month,
has been discharged :. Eugene
Harvey of Kansas City is here
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Leola Kel-
ly, and other relatives. Rev
erend Leo Bragg who has been
in the hospital, has been dis
charged, Ed Swinney, serious
ly sick, was admitted to the hos
pital. has been discharged. The
fuenral of Mrs. Hattie Winfrey,
formerly of our town, and who
died in Chicago. was held last
Sunday at Zion Wheel church.
Survivors include three sons.
Ezell and James of Chicago, and
Flint of Saginaw. Michigan, and
two daughters, Mrs. Lula Ken
dali and Mrs. Dorothy Gilkey Of
Chicago. Rev. A. King of
Pine Bluff preached at Mt. Ne
BIO church last Sunday evening
supper at Heron Place Friday
There will be a chitterling
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-31

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BUY DELICIOUS HOME cooked
pies from the Ruth Bible
Glass. Cooked on order. Also
chicken dinners. win deliver
Pies soc; Chicken Dinner Use
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night October 31st sponsored by
Mrs. Letha Fitch and Mrs.
Georgia Kelley. On the sick
list are John Fowler, Ed. Swim
ney and Mrs. Mary Williams.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
Trdgico Fin Tiene Sam Wilson
Conocido Ex BoIitero de Miami

Tn sujeto de gran renombre
en- ell campo del iuego ilicito
Sam Wilson, termino SUI acct
dentada vida pegandse un trio
despues de matar a SUI esposa
Ernestine.
POGO despues de haber salido
ella, a las 8 de la tarde, de SUI
empleo "part-time" en- una es-
cuela vecina, Sc dirigio.a su ca
sa en- 10195 SW 81 Street.
Pocos minutes mas tarde los
vecinos oyeron disparos y vie
ron a Wilson salir zigzaguean-
do, y detras de Ell su esposa con
ell vestido ensangrentado hasta
caer en- la yerba del patio. De
ALI sigui6 arrastrandose hasta
llegar a la calle. Ell marido de-
saparecio de la escena. Cuando
Ia policia lego comenzo a bus
carlo hasta localizarlo en- unos
yerbazales, donde Wilson Sc
disparo ell anna, suicidandose.
La policia al sentir ell disparo,
ripost6 ell fuego creida de que
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16

es trataba de I'm acto aggressive
de Sam. Ell examen medico de-
mostro que era suicide. Iuntc
a Wilson habia una botella de
wisky y unas pastillas para ven
Ger ell insomnia.
Los muchachos de Wilson,
Guy de trece y Patty de ounce,
lloraban al regresar del cole
gio, mientras Guy forceieaba
con la policia por yer ell cada.
yer de SUI papa, cosa que impi-
dio la policia.
Entiendese que la vida de
Wilson fue I'm continue escan.
dalo y que lie pegaba duro a la
esposa; a juzgar por ell testimo.
MO de los vecinos, los mucha.
chos temblaban ante la presen.
cia del padre, por 10 rudo que
actuaba con SUI sonora, a quien
una vez lie quebro la nariz de
un punetazo. Llevaban Is amos
de casados y ella quiso divor.
ciarse varias wees.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
EIiqen Presidente
los l~ngenieros de
Trdnsifo en- Miumi

Ell senior MATHEW c. Sielski
director del departamento de
%seguridad e ingenieria de tran.
sito del Chicago Motor Club
resulto electo p~residente de-
Institute de Ingenieros de Tran.
sito.
Sucede a Joseph E. Havenner
de Los Angeles, FL ORGANISING
celebra su vigesimo octave ami
versario en- ell Deauville Hotel.
FL senior D. Grant Mickle de
Washington, recibi6 ell premic
Theodore M. Matson, por sus re
levantes contribuciones al pro-
greso de la ciencia de la inge,
nieria de transito.
Mickle fue honrado por lam
Pillar la esfera de acci6n de la
ingenieria detransito, realzan.
do su nivel professional y pro.
curando ell reconocimiento AIDE,
cuado y Ell "status" que lie CO.
rresponde en- ell gobierno en- to-
das sus etapas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
Combios MiIitures en-
Florida del Sur

Sc anuncia I'm cambio en- ell
cuadro de commando de la Re,
serva del Ejercito, en- toda la
iona del sureste de los Estados
Unidos. Lo anuncia ell Coronel
Francis H. Barnes, comandan.
tie del sector de la Florida.
FL coronel Barnes es ell mas
alto jefe del ejercito en- la Flo
rida del sur. Dijo que ell Distri-
to Militar ha sido disuelto y
reemplazado por ell Sector de
la Comandancia de Florida, "
Cuerpo del Ejercito (Reserva)
Ell Coronel George w. Gibbs,
antique jefe del distrito Mill
tar de la Florida, ocupa ell car
go de Comandante del sector
de la Florida con cuarteles en-
Jacksonville.
Ell Coronel Barnes, ex jefe
de comandancia, del Subdistri-
to militar de la Florida del Sur,
asumi6 SUI nuevo cargo ell pri-
nero de noviembre. Ell nuevo
commando corresponds a la je-
fatura del Mayor General STAN
hope Mason, con cuarteles en-
Birmingham, Alabama.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
Armenian las Congregations
Judas en- ell Area de Miami

En- unas interesantes declara-
clones publicas, ell DIR. Joseph
Narot, rabino del Temple Is
rael de Miami, senalo algunos
cambios ocurridos en- la vida de
la comunidad judia de la Gran
Miami. Advirti6 que los judios
modernoS tienden a ser dema-
Siado criticos de las modernas
communicates Judas y glorifi-
can las communicates Judas del
paSado.
Asimismo indico ell DR.. Ma.
rot como ha crecido la pobla-
cion hebrea en- nueStro medic,
exponiendo Ell contraste entire
ell ano 1920 cuando solo habia
dos sinagogas en- Miami Y la
fecha actual en- que hay 80 con-
gregaciones.
Existe actualmente, segun ex-
pone ell rabino Narot, una ten
dencia a borrar las diferencias
entire los judios ortodoxoS, con-
serVadores Y reformados, 10 cual
no beneficiaba los mejores in
tereses de la raza.
Tambien Sc refiri6 ell Dr.. Ma
rot a la multiplicidad de conf.
stones recaudadoras de fondos
que ignoran los probIemas de
los miembros en- particular EN-.
bargados por Ell cello de SUI or
~ganizaci6n.
LA organization no debe OIL
vidar que Sc trata de individuos
y de sus necesidades -anadi6
en- sus declaraciones ell DR.. Ma
rot.
Estas palabras fueron pro.
nunciadas ante 100 miembros
del Concilio NacionaI de Mule
res que Sc celebra en- Miami,
en- forma de seminario.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
Libertod Conditional
Pare Ell Hombre que
Amenoz6 al Alcclde

Ell juez de Miami, Francis
SoDieski, ha suspendido senten-
cia en- ell case del senior Henry
D. Reed, que amenazo por tele-
fono al alcalde Mr.. Robert K.
High.
Estims ell Juez que debe dar-
sele una oportunidad al sujeto,
dejandolo en- libertad condicio-
nal al comrrometerse Reed a
asistir ~regulsrmente a la iglesia,
suscribirse a la organization Al
coholics Anonymous y presen-
tarse dos veces por mes en- la
oficina policiaca correspondent.
te, ash como someterse a un exa-
men siquiatrico.
De acuerdo con ell reconoci-
mlento medico practicable en- ell
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Red sufre de "ansiedad y alec.
holismo secundario".
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
Ingeniero Jupones 0pinu sobre
Academies de Trdnsito en- Miami

Los ingenieros specialists
en- cuestiones de transito tie.
men de sobra temas para discu
tir en- SUI gran convention de
Miami Beach, Multiples delega.
dos han hecho sentir sus ideas
en- la mesa de debates, y en-.
tie ellos un japones, NADIA me-
nos que I'm japones, ha puesto
su nota de optimismo a los atri.
bulados n-orteamericanos.
Sc llama eJ senior Eli Kome-
tani, y es actualmente professor
de ingenieri5 civil en- la Univer.
siGad de Kyoto.
0pina Ell que NADIA de 10 que
aqui estiman como difultades
del transito puede compararse
con los lios dc transito en- las
grandes ciudades japonesas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
Proyecton Construir
Gigonteseo Hotel de
Mil H~obitociones

Sc sabe que existen buenas
posibilidades de que Sc levante
I'm gran hotel en- Miami, bajo Ell
patrocinio de Conrad Hilton, ell
hotelero mas active del mundo.
Ell sitio que parece destinado
a esta gran obra seria la Plaza
DUPONT, y Sc trataria de un
hotel con mil habitaciones, a
I'm costo de mas de cincuenta
millones de dolares.
Hilton esta interesado en- el
asunto, 10 cual ha dejado entire
yer en- sus visitas a Miami re-
cientemente. ~
La operacion esta al parecer,
en- tramite. Tambien Sc dice que
en- ell negocio entraria la firma
Hearst bien conocida en- Ell
mundo periodistico. Hace algun
tempo Mr.. John Randolph
Hearst habia estado interesado
en- construir un hotal de 300
habitaciones en- csc lugar, a I'm
costo de 20 millones
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
Becas q E~stUdiantes
de High School Pare
EseUela dc ~Ineenierfa

Doce estudiantes de High
School, con aptitudes para las
matematicas, tendran oportuni-
dad de recibir en- edad tempra.
ma, SUI education universitaria
en- ell campo de la ingenieria.
En- cooperation con la Escue-
la de Ingenieria de la Universe
dad de Miami, cuatro agrupa-
clones de IngenieroS c~ontratis-
tas patrocinaran IL becas para
un curse especial en- agrimen-
sura comenZando en- la prima-
vera.
Conjuntamente patrocinan es
tie programa los capitulos de
Miami de la Sociedad Ameri-
cana de Ingenieros Civiles y
de la Sociedad de Ingenieros
de la Florida, ell capitulo de Flo
rida del Sur de la Association
General de Constructors de
America y la Association de In
genieros Contratistas de High
School.
Ell proposito es interesar a los
'estudiantes de High School en-
la ingenieria y la construction.
Los solicitantes seleccionados
por cada comite de becas son
escogidos finalmente despues de
ser entreviStados por una CO.
mission de los grupos patroci-
nadores.
FL curse comenzara ell IL de
febrero y continuara a traves
del Segundo semestre. Las cla-
Ses Sc celebraran los microbes
por la noche y los sabados por
la mafana.
Ell proximo cerano a los estu-
diantes becados Sc les ofrece-
ran puestos en- aquellas organi.
zaciones patrocinadoraS para
que trabajen en- sus respect
vos campos.
Los mismos Seran estimula-
dos para que continuen los es-
tudios de ingenieria en- la Uni
Versidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
Criticon Servieio Aereo
de Miami al Pueifieo

Segun ha expresado la Cana
ra de Concrete de Miami Beach
la naturaleza del servicio aereo
provisto entire Miami y la costa
del Pacifico tendra una impor-
tante Influenza en- ell future
de esta region.
Alega dicho grupo su deseo
de tomar parte en- ell case de
la ruta transcontinental del sur,
en- communication dirigida q la
Junta de Aeronautica Civil. En-
esa ruta hay varias lineas ae.
reas compitiendo para estable-
Ger ell servicio.
Sc tomo esta decision des-
pues que ell senior Roland A.
Smith, administrator INFERNO
de la Association de Transito de
la Gran Miami, manifesto que
ell servicio de intercambio no
es satisfactorio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-16
CORsiruiran I'm MueIIe
Para Pescadores en- Ia
Calada Rickenbacker

No pudo aprobarse ell plan
de construction de I'm puente.
clio para pescadores a 10 largo
de la Calzada Rickenbaker, Sc
gun Sc habia propuesto origi-
nalmente, sin embargo, Sc pro-
yecta construir I'm pequeno niue
lie con ell mismo proposito, a
un costo de $50 mil dolares.
No Sc sabe aun donde cons
truiran dicho mueDe, aunque
Sc han dado los primeros
pasos por parte de los ingenie-
roS.
Els curioso observar ell sinu-
nero de pescadores que Sc
agrupa en- las barandas del puen-
tie para tirar sus anzuelos. Re-
sulta I'm continue riesgo para
los propios pescadores v para
los motoristas que pasan, va
que en- ell menor descuido de
los primeros puede ocasionar
Sc un serio accidente, o vicever-
Sa.
En- los ultimos diez amos no
ha habido, sin embargo, mas de
I'm accidente fatal por ano.
Entire las razones que Sc epu,
sierOn a la construction del
puentecillo figuran ell costo de
mantenimiento del mismo, que
gravaria excesivamente ell
presupuesto general de la cal
zada.