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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

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LISZT
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sa en- Weimar Sc convirtio en- ell
punto de reunion de 10 me- or
del momento musical europeo.
Catorce amos mas tarde, Sc tras-
lado a Roma donde Sc ordeno
como abate de la iglesia romano
catolica. Murio con ell habito de
Su orden en- ell ano 1886.
Como compositor fue prolifi-
CO, pero barometrico. Compuso
aproXimadamente 700 obraS,
sin embargo ell mund retiene
pocas. Las mas notableS son las
de piano pOrque combinan sus
aptitudes de pianista y creador.
FL pianismo de List era podero-
so, lleno de Imagination y sobre
TODD, original. De sus dos con-
ciertos para piano, ell en- Re Ma
yor es ell mas popular y es uno
de los pieces de resistances"
de TODD buen concertista.
Este concerto comenz0 a es.
cribirse en- ell ano 1880 durante
la epoca parisina, pero su carre.
"a como concertista no lie per-
mitio terminarlo, al mudarse a
Weimar ell ano 1849 pudo termi-
mario. Ell, personalmente 10 in
terpreto bajo la batuta de Ber-
lioz en- la primera presentation
mundial del mismo. Su forma
musical es la de un poema sinfo.
nico inventado por List; Illus
trando ell empleo de temas SUI.
jetoS a transformation. Aun
ash, la forma general puede ser
Observable, I'm allegro que cubre
varios temas; un movimiento
lento; I'm scherzo; y un finale,
relacionado tematicamente. Elk.
presivamente, esta obra eSta
compuesta de la exuberancia fl.
sica del virtuoso, la poesia y la
passion del romantico, la espon.
taneidad del improvisation COM
petente y la minuciosidad del
musico de inmensa sabiduria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

casa y ash vivir con nuestr0s dos
hijoS cerca de ella. A mi no me
Seduce muchO ia idea, entire Otras
raZOnes DOrque creO que esa pro-
ximidad puede perjudicarnOs,
aunque quierO decirla que 20 me
IlevO bien con mi suegra. Y,
aprOvechandO la OCCASION que me
presta escribirle esta carta,
quierO hacerle esta pregunta:
SPOr que a los h0mbres les gus.
ia tantO la Gale? 1Sera por las
chicas bOnitas que quizas pue.
dan yer o por tomar ell aire?
Fanny
Es perfectamente logico que su
suegra desee que ustedes Sc ins-
talen en- una casa Independent.
tie, pero pr6xlma a la de ella.
Cuando listed sea abuela com.
prendera la algeria que supone
poder yer a los nietos y cuidar-
los, 81 ell case Sc presentara. Por
TODD clio creo que debe listed
ceder a proposition tan razona.
BILE. Respecto a SUI segunda pre-
gunta: Cuando I'm hombre casa
do tiene deseos de salir a la ca.
lie es porque no Sc %encuentra a
gusto en- su casa. La culpa suele
ser de la mujer que lie moles-
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
K~UBITScHEK =.
(Vient de Ia Pagina 81

Ell Presidente Sc refirio luego al
"nuevo y prometedor espiritu" que
ANNA a las relaciones de los pal
ses de esta parte del continente
y a los esfuerzoS de SUI gobierno
en- pro del entendimiento entire los
pueblos sud y centroamericanos.
"Seremos menos pobres a medi-
da que seamos mas unidos. Guam.
to mas nos comprendamos y auxi-
liemos mutuamente, tanto mas es-
taremos en- condolences de enfren-
tarnos a las crisis. La creacion de
un sentimiento de union sudame-
ricano es un acontecimiento social,
politico y economico que acojemos
con felicidad, dijo Kubitschek y
agrego'
"Haremos TODD por anticipar su
advenimiento y reunir por los Ia
EOS del concrete y del intercambio
cultural y tecnico a los miembros
de una sola familia Separates ape
mas geograficamente.
"Los resultados concretos de esa
orientacion Sc manifiestan en- la
Union Panamericana y en- las Ma
clones midas.
"El reciente tratado con Boil
via y Ia co~nferencia de Buenos All.
res, muestran la naturaleza gene
rosa, a la vez que practica, de los
entendimientos entire los pueblos
de nuestro %continente; politica que
colocada en- su perspective histo-
RIGA no constitute sino la cont.
nuacion y actuailzacion de la obra
de los grandes estadistas brasile-
nos"
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

para arrendar concesiones de di.
ferentes servicios publicoS, que
Sc cree costara unos dos millones
y medic y un enorme parque de
estacionamiento para pasajeroS y
empleados, a Tin costo de mas de
I'm million. Ell resto del dinero
obtenido en- prestamo Sc emplea-
"a en- otras obras de menor ca
tegoria.
Declare McSherry, que TODD ell
trabajo debera estar terminado pa
ra ell dia primero de diciembre. La
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

9-Ca1a grande o gaveta.
10-Metal precioso.
11-Existen.
16-Repeticion de sonido, F.
18-Caudillo oriental.
20-Extremidades de ciertos anh
males.
21-Sacerd0tes.
22-Ptlo positive.
23-DIosa latina de la agriculture
24-PabelloD de los oidos.
25-Tslas
27-Teiidos.
30-Especie de carneros.
31-Mes del anc lunar musulman.
33-Conducto memo de la SAN
gre
34-Saceroote zoroastrico.
36-Campesino inculto.
37-Fisuras geometricas.
39-Dit segunds labor a las tie
rras.
40-Forna de ia segunda perso.
ma
41-Plantigrado
42-Nota musical.
43-0rgano de la vista.
44--Existen.
F-Zona Oriental, Inic.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
DIARIO LAS ANERICAS-paC. /

inauguration de la nueva terminal
habia sido anunciada, hace item.
pc, para fines de 1857.
Agreg6 McSherry que no mos
ha quedsdo mas remedio que cons
truir las ~adiciones, que son Ia
causa de la demora. Hubieramos
faltado a nuestro deber para ron
ell pdblico 81 hubieramos seguido
adelante con ell antique proyecto
de construction de I'm edificio que
no hubiera llenado nuestras nece.
Shades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

dar comienzo a la preparation
de operaciones en- las que Sc
pondran en- operation los pri-
meros aviones de propulsion 4
chorro por la compafia, que Sc
espera sera para Ell primero de
octubre de este ano.
La Eastern espera tener once
aviones de propulsion en- servi-
clio antes de las navidades pro.
Xmas, principalmente en- Ell
servicio, sin psradas, entire Mia
mi, New York Chicago y De.
troit.
Los aviones ElectraS haran ell
vuelo Miami-Nueva York, en-
tres horas diez minutes menos
que ell itinerario actual.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

Sabran apreciar los esfuerzOs
realizadOS por nuestrO amigo
Ramon Gutierrez, simpaticO
lOcusOr de la WINE, Director
del prOgrama "LA HORA LA.
TINOAMERICANA" y que 10
premier con su asistencia al
maximO de nuestrOs sal0nes...
Y como 81 este no fuere sufi.
ciente, Gutierrez les va a re.
galar GEL TRIO MATAMO.
ROS", magistrates INTERPRETERS
del folkl6ricO antilIanOy Jose
Miguel ApOnte, cantante puer-
tOrriquehO de mercedes me.
ritOs; Alfredo Malerba, com.
positOr argentine; Mr.. Shep.
pard, eel Mage del mas ALA;
Bessie del Rio, descOmunal
bailarina, interprete de ex6ti-
cas- creaciones clasicas y pc.
pulares y OtraS cOsitas pOr ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

NV. .. EEL MAESTRO" ha adquirido este lugar y va hace
varios das que rige en- Ell viejo "land mark" que fuera de los
Reina, SUI saba direction culinaria y SUI contagiosa atencion per.
sonal en- ell servicio -. Y como es un I~egendario p~recedente
de MIAMI DE Ola Y DE NOCHE", ofrecer su BOUQUET, ma,
ximo sfmbolo de reconocimiento, admiration y gratitud- a todas
aquellas personals que de una forma u otra, han encaminado sus
esfuerzos en- pos del mejoramiento de nuestra comunidad; va So
chl, artistico o commercial, es por 10 que hoy nos completeness en-
prender, la aludida mona, en- la solapa de EVARISTo. -.
= 4
LIBERTAD LAMARQUE, eximia cantante argentina y la mas
grande attraction de nuestra 6pOca en- la cinematografia hispana,
aparecera en- la escena del Bay Front Park Auditorium y pOr
primera vz en- Miami, ell Domingo prOximO.. Yo esperO que ustedes
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

ria publica y privada, siempre al
s%ervicio de la comunidad y de mis-
compatriotas y en- la defensa de las
causas mas mobiles, me ponen a
cubierto de cualquier juicio inte-
resado y temerario. Y pongo pun
to final al incidente, que la patria
necesita de sus hijos en- estos ms
tantes dolorosos para hacer por
ella, honrarla y servirla. Que es la
norma a que mi conducta Sc AUS
ta".
Firmado: OSCAR RAMIREZ
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
HORIZONTALES

HORIZONTALEs
1--Villano.
4-QUe no han sufrido menosca.
bo
9-Isla del mar Egeo.
12-Ave trepadora.
13-Clase social galicisrno.
l4-Clrculo o redondel.
15-D0minar, veneer.
17-Pieza de los arados.
19-Resonancias.
20-Mentecato
21-Pieza de a~rtilleria.
23-Rutas o carreteras.
26-Articulo, Pi
27-Cantante DE- opera.
28-Nota musical.
29-Gorrs militar,
30--Simples 0 peces.
31-Tejido de malta.
32-P,eposicioD inseparable.
33-Pdses la ncche despierto.
34-Serpiente o sevillana.
35-Fuentes para servir sopas.
37-Lechos.-
38--Semiiia aromatica.
SERENA.
40-Ejercen ell sufragio.
42-Congregacicnes.
45-Constelacion.
Standardization alotropica del
0xlgeno
48-Condimento.
49-Baile tipico cubano.
50-Upicos en- SUI clase.
51-Impar.
VERTICALES
lie diriges.
2-Hlia 5e Cadmo.
3-Nacidos en- una capital sura.
mericana.
4-Natural de un pals del Balti.
co.
5-Letras castellanas.
6-Tratamiento ingles.
Reorganization de Trabajado-
res
8--Del verbo seE.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

IA TOMAR Ell ARE?
Querida Amaranta:
La mama de mi espoSO quiere
que nos vayamOs a Puerto Rico,
dOnde pOdriamOs cOmprar una
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
EvARISTo FLORES, Ia

ENARISIO FLOhES, To-
cuaz, sonriente y caballeroso
restauranteur", cuyo linaje pro.
viene de la mas rancia estirpe
de los Scoffier y de los Oscar,
que por muchisimo tempo ha
paseado SUI inigualable alcur-
MIA de GRAN PERITo, por los
mejores establecimientos del
buen conner en- la Peninsula
Floridana, podra ser ahora me-
jor apreciado por nosotros, va
que Sc ha decidido a hacer un
alto en- LA de
la Gale Z v 28 Ayenida del
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
a DomiciIio
"Chef Diuz" Tiene
verdudero Exito
en- sUs Services

Ell senior Lorenzo Diaz, pro-
pietario del nuevo concrete es-
tablecido en- Ell numero 1857
Southwest de la Gale 8 -el mag
nifico servicio de comidas de-
nominado CHEF DIAZ- aca-
ba de constatar la capacidad de
los latinoamericanos cooperando
con las nuevas empresas, al OBJ
SPasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06


tVient de la Pagina 81
historic de Hacienda y miembro
del Consejo Economico Nacio-
nal de Bogota.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

(Soluci6n 81 Crucigrama de Ayer)
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

Firmado: OSCAR RAMIREZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

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9-Momo. FomiIy Comedy.
Peggy Wood. Judson Loire.
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7-John Dolly. News.
1880
4-Priee Is Right. Color.
The night version OF the doytime
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5-FederoI Men. Police.
TO. S. S. Drama.
Agent Frank Howthorn is buried
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Mar. 3

9-Robin Hood. Adventure.
Richard Greene stors.
500
4-ResfIess Gun. Western.
"The Woman From Sacramento.
John Poyne.
SCATTER Dinner Movie.
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1913. RosoIind Russell, Leo Gem
7-Love Thot Jill. Comedy.
Jill is prevailed upon to join
Jack and his Army pol on din
ner dote. Anne Jeffreys, Robert
Sterling.
9-Burns and Allen Show.
0roeie's briIIonce couses trouble
for George.
$50
4-ToIes Of Wells Forso.
7-BoId Journey. Doc'ment'ry.
Forgotten Tribes" First films of
heretofore unknown and unpho-
toorophed tribes and the scenic
splendor of Africo's unchorted
kolohori Desert and the Skeleton
Coost.
9-Godfrey's Tolent Scouts.
300
4-Twenty-0ne. Quiz.
7-Voiee Of Firestone.
Guest: Rise Stevens.
9-Donny Themes Show.
A fomily reunion threatens to
turn into o clan war. Danny
Thomos, Hans Conried, Marjorie
Lord, Bill Demorest.
$50
4-TheoteF. Drama.
THE Fotol Chorm." An oiriner
crash on prison grounds offords
prisoner on opportunity for O
dorine Escape. Dovid NiVen stors.
5-Fomous Fights.
Rocky Morciono VS.. Don CockelI.
Moy 1855.
Evening star., 1958-03-30
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he nations leading manufacturers Of fabrics and cIoting

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Evening star., 1958-03-30

manufacturers themselves-recommend it
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Utohon Accepts
Highways Post

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. Is
(AP The new United States
commissioner for the Bureau
of Public Roads is Utah High
way Director Ellis L. Armstrong
Mr.. Armstrong, A, tele-
graphed his acceptance of the
appointment to Bertram D.
Tallamy, Federal highway ad-
ministrator, last night. AS COM
missioner. he will be the No. 2
man in the bureau.
Its a big challenge a
big job to be DONE" Mr.. Arm
strong said. 81 feel it is quite
important to the future of the
whole country from the stand
point of keeping the economy
itself moving along as the
country grows and from the
national defense standpoint"
Mr.. Armstrong, a native of
Utah, will move up from a
$4,000 a year post in Utah to
one paying S17,500. The Fed
eral job has been vacant since
Charles D. Curtiss resigned De-
cember 81, 1857.
Mr.. Armstrong was graduated
from Utah State University in
1896 and then worked with the
Bureau of Reclamation for 1s
years. He will take over his
new post in early October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
u. S. to Scun
New Lutin
Loan Agency

The United States has an
nounced intentions TO consider
establishment OF an inter-
American regional development
institution.
The institution would make
loans In dollars or other cur
rencies for development prof.
ects In ter-American nations.
IL would not replace any ex-
listing agency but might CO.
ordinate the work Of the World
Bank. Export-Import Bank and
Development Loan Fund In
hemisphere operations.
Undersecretary of State c.
Douglas Dillon announced the
decision to discuss the proposed
Institution In a statement yes
terday TO the Inter-American
and Economic Social Council.
Creation Of the institution
has been Endorsed at three in
ter-American conferences-at
Bogota in 1913. Rio de
Janeiro in 1854 and Buenos
Aires last year.
Capital Of the organization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
BY the Associated Press

Informed sources said today
the Air Force may make its first
try at launching a moon rocket
this Sunday morning.
If conditions are satisfactory.
the three-stage rocket, more
than 100 feet tall, may blast off
from Cape Canaveral, Fla,
around 8 am EDIT.
If it does not prove possible
to launch within a half hours
, time. the attempt may be post
poned TO a similar brief period
Monday morning. If once
again a launching is impossible,
the attempt may be postponed
to Tuesday,
Most Favorable Days
Those are the three most
favorable days this month for
a moon shot. Experts say it
would be possible to make still
another try next Wednesday,
although conditions would be
marginal.
After Wednesday, the rocket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

be consulted. There are so
many causes for itchy skin on
dogs"
Motor oil In Lead
Mentioned most often In the
cures" on which Mrs. Finley
was bombarded with testimon-
ials were. used crank case oil
and a mixture OF lard and sul-
phur (to be rubbed into itchy
places).
Not all Of the suggestions
we're that simple. however. And
the suggesters were anything
but In agreement.
For example. some liked
goats milk. while others pre-
scr1bed no milk at all. Some
warned sternly against bathing
with water. And others praised
the therapeutic value OF fire.
quent dunkings. plus placing q
tub of cool water for the dog
to sit in on especially hot days
Another interesting proposal
was for a rubbing compound Of
iodine. peanut oil and sulphur
Also mentioned frequently
were numerous brand names OF
mango medicines, soothing pow
ders and creams.
II a frustrated pet owner
should find he is barking up
the wrong tree. so to speak,
and want more detailed infor-
nation on a "cure," he could
call Mrs. Finley. She said she
wouldn't mind being a last re-
sort. Her number is Logan T.
1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Central Hiqh
Ex-Grid Star
Tests A-Sub

A former Central High School
all-hiRh tackle Is commissioning
ofiicer OF a a new nuclear-pow-
cred submarine now undergoing
sea trials In the Atlantic Ocean
He Is 36-year-old comdr.
Shannon ID. cramer. ir., whose
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID,
cramer. ST.. lives at 262T Adams
Mil road NV. Comdr. cramer
Is commissioning ofiicer OF the
submarine USS Swordnsh,
which Is a sister ship Of the
USS Skate and Is the fourth
nuclear-powered submarine In
the American feet.
The builders trials Of the
new atom-powered U-boat be-
gan Saturday from the Ports
mouth-Kittery Navy Yard at
Portsmouth. N. H.. with Comdr.
Cramer heading a crew Of 10
officers and IS enlisted men.
Comdr. Cramer. with his wife
and four children. now lives at
Kittery Point, Me. His duty
station until last September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

would be fixed at an inter-
American meeting under the
Organization Of American
States. All countries Of the
Western Hemisphere would be
asked to contribute. In addi-
ton. the institute probably
would seek cooperation Of
private business In investments
in Latin America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

was here with Admiral LYMAN
Rickover. father Of atomic
powered submarines.
The young undersea ofiicer
was graduated from Central In
1899 after making his mark as
an aIl-high tackle the year be-
fore. He was graduated from
the Naval Academy In ie43 and
went into submarines two years
later after tours OF duty In the
Mediterranean and North At
lantic.
He has a brother, Calvin. who
Is a linotype operator for The
Star and another brother.
Hugh. who is with the Navy
Bureau Of Ships here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Arub Labor PurIey

CAIRO, Aug. Is (AP).-The
Arab Labor Federation has
called for an International
Labor Conference to open in
Cairo September IL to rally
support for the Arab people in
their struggle against imperial
ism and foreign domination. /"
The conference is expected TO
draw delegations from most
Communist countries and the
Asian-African group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

dog lovers have tested. and are
itching 70 tell you about.
A surprised housewife In
Forest Heights. Md. was
deluged with these doggy
panaceas when she applied 20
The Stars Readers Clearing
House for help. Her problem
Her pet pooch itehed. and
she wanted TO know how TO
cure him Of this common sum-
mer complaint.
II received over 20 replies"
said Mrs. B. B. Finley Of Z
Blackhawk drive. Amazed but
pleased. she tried the first
remedy to come In on her A.
year-old beagle, Gaucho.
First One Works
II was a daily dose OF wheat
germ oil combined with q
vitamin pill. And 10 worked.
"Gaucho stopped scratching
within two weeks" his mistress
reported proudly.
With her own pet problem
solved for the moment. Mrs.
Finley began worrying about
the countless other CANNES
that might be scratching their
skins of.
The Readers Clearing House
Just doesn't have the space to
print all the suggested cures
! received" she lamented. But
! hope the paper will find some
way to list most Of them.
They're either recon-
mended by veterinarians or are
tested home remedies, like
ketchup. But in stubborn cases,
a veterinarian always should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Itchy Dog Can WoIIow
In 70 Volunteer Cures
by A. L. SINGLETON
star stan writer

II your dog tches don't scratch him. Pour ketchup
on him.
that doesn't help you might give him vamin pill OF
massage him with a little crankease oil.
Chances are OF these three tested remedies VIII work
But don't worry they fail There Of others that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Moon Rocket Firing
First Try Seen Sunday

specialist said, any lunar probe
would have to be postponed
until the middle of September.
Every Is days the DRIFTING pat
terms of the earth and moon
are so aligned that conditions
are favorable for a shot.
1t will take az days for the
lunar vihicle to reach the vicin-
ity of the moon.
The rocket will be equipped
with a photo electric scanning
device which, If 1t functions
properly out in space, could re-
lay close-ups of the moon back
to earth.
Should the probe actually
orbit the moon. this television
type equipment would provide
the first crude photographs Of
the far side of the moon, the
side that is never visible from
earth.
Other Equipment
The lunar probe also win
carry equipment to measure the
impact Of particles in space and
gauge the gravitational field of
the earth and the moon.
A requisite for a lunar probe
is an escape from the earth's
gravitational field. To accom-
plish this the missile must at
tain a speed Of $4,000 miles an
hour.
Should the powerful engines
of the three main stages fail
to provide this thrust, small
vernier rockets would be
touched off by remote control
to provide the required addi-
tional boost.
Although the chances Of a
successful launching and of an
escape from the earth are be-
lieved to be fairly poor. the
probe also will have rockets to
adjust it to the proper speed
and direction to attain a lunar
orbit if it gets close enough to
the moon.
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3 Boys Accused
Of Trying to Rob
Child, 8, of $261

Three Prince Georges County
youths, all is years of age, to-
day await a Hyattsville Juvenile
Court hearing on delinquency
charges based on an attempt
to rob an 8-year-old boy.
County police said the youths,
two from the Riverdale area
and another from Brentwood,
tried to take 1851 intended for
a night depository at the Citi-
zenS' Bank Of Maryland in
Riverdale.
Police said James Short Of
45Ol Queensbury road, River
dale, was depoSiting the money
Monday night for his father,
Hubert o. Short, a potato-chip
route salesman, who waited for
him across the street.
When Mr.. Short observed the
boys attack his son, he ran to
them and caught the one car
rying the money. Two others
got away, but police suisse
quently picked them up.
Inspector Vincent Free said
two of the youths were con-
fined at the Upper Marlboro
jail, while the third was re-
leased to his parents custody.
A hearing is scheduled October
IA. The case was investigated,
he said, by Pvt. Wayne MILF
gan, assigned especially to jul
venile work, and Detective
Sergt. Richard A. Pearson.
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Bethesda Boy Dies
Of Auto Injuries

A Bethesda boy died in Sub
urban Hospital yesterday from
injuries received the day be-
fore in a traffic accident.
Townley Robey Wolfe w, a.
Of 77O3 westfield drive, died
shortly before 4 pm. as a result
of a collision between his BIZ
cycle and a car at Bradley
boulevard and Rayburn road
about 8:25 am. Tuesday.
He had suffered a skull frac-
ture and two broken legs in the
accident which police said re-
suited from his going past a
stop sign on Rayburn road
while on his way to classes at
North Bethesda Junior High
School.
Police said the driver Of the
car was Joseph E. Reeve, 81.
of 5601 Lambeth road, Be-
thesda. So far, police said no
charges have been filed.
The boys death was the 18th
so far this year in the county
from traffic accidents, eight
more than the corresponding
date a year ago and three more
than the 1857 total.