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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15

Sin embargo, esta' gran Transformation tuvo
lugar, y luego ~siguieron amos que fueron dificiles
pero tambien heroicos. Tai vez fue Ell ~esfuerzo
desacostumbrado del heroismo en- tempo de paz
ell que cause Ell subsiguiente crecimiento de la
venenosa sospecha mutua y Ell odio repentino en-
tire los norteamericanos
De todos MOODS, ese veneno ha sido neutra-
1izado ahora, pero las directivas norteamericanas
tambien han perdido SUI Influenza, y ell future
parece hoy mas dudoso de 10 que uno hubiera
pensado remotamente possible hace doce amos.
Tai vez, es verdad, nuestra secci6n particular
del coro Sc esta separando justo cuando ell drama
llega a SUI elimination, 10 que es otro motive
mas por ell cual lamentamos separarnoS.
Pero va hemos decidido hacerlo asf, y este
estudio retrospective va ha durado bastante.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
tan con muchos adeptos.

tan con muchos adeptos.
I'm metodo chino muy antique
basado en- la ingesti6n de en-
briones de polio fresco da una
agradable sensation de euforia,
e igual resultado lograse con la
famosa jalea real, bien conocida
entire no%SotraS.
Otro recurso al alcance de to-
dos es ell de los completes vita
minicos naturales que Sc italian
en- la levadura de cerveza, ger
men de trigo, yema de huevo,
etc. Entramos aqui en- ell profile
ma de la alimentaci6n, sin duda
basico en- ell del envejecimiento,
pero que a la vez 10 es en- ell cur-
so de toda la existencia.
La alimentacion tiene gran
importancia por dos razoneS; pri-
mera, porque las intoxieaciones
lentaS por ell higado y ell intes-
tino son un factor de enveieci-
miento intense; y segunda, por-
que la obesidad acorta la vida.
Ash 10 prueban las establishes
mundialeS. Las personas de edad,
menos aptas que las j6venes pa
ra fijar ell CALICO en- ell organiS-
mo por la acci6n quimica del sol
Sobre la piel, n~ecesitan en- ma
yor proportion productos que
provean csc mineral, como man.
teca, leche, queso, pescado, hue
vo, higado, levadura, germen de
trigo y miel.
Ademas de la hygiene alimen-
ticia las personas mayores deben
observar una general, que Sc
sintetiza en- esta palabra: mode
racion, evitando los excesoS fish
cos e intelectuales.
Sin desconocer la importancia
que para ell ser humane tiene Ell
conservar la juventud, es induda-
BILE tambien que cada edad pre-
senta su encanto particular y que
los amos confieren dones que
acrecientan la personalidad tor
nandola muy atractiva.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS PSu. 2

pania Venezolana de Minas de Car.
bon orden6 tres locomotoras v IA
Orbnoco Mining Company otras
tres.
Varias fabricas norteamericanas
estaban, por 10 tanto, ocupadas con
estos contracts en- los momentos
en- que la crisis alcanz6 a los fe-
%rrocarriles de los E. U. Estos fe-
%rrocarriles pidieron solo SO loco.
motoras en- diciembre, y ninguna
en- enero nj febrero. Los encareos
pendientes de locomotoras para
los f~errocarriles de los E. U. en-
primero de mario uItimo ascen-
dian a 243 frente a 865 un ano an
ties.
Hasta estos tiempos los z. U. ha.
bian exportado a los paises suda-
mericanos principalmente locomo.
toras, pero ahora han dedicado SUI
atenci6n a la venta de vagones de
cargo. En- 1857 Sc constituy6 n
association norteamericana de va.
cones ferroviarios para prestar
atencion especial a las exporta.
clones, y en- meses recientes en-.
VIC a la Argentina a dos de sus
directories.
y
Fuentes informadas diieron auuf
que la Compania Alemana Krupp d.
esta tratando de interesar a la
Argentina en- locomotoras diesel
hidraulicas. Este es TN nuevo tipo
de l0comotora, que p%roporciona
una conexi6n directa de la maqui.
ma diesel con ell equipo de trans.
mission por medic de fuerza hidrau.
lica, 10 que elimina la necesidad
de generator.
Las companies de los e. U. es-
tan experimentando con un tipo
semejante de locomotoras diesel
hidraulicas, pero Sc dice que los
modelos experimentales tienen me-
nos potencia que los que va cons
truye la compafiia Krupp.
Una innovation de la industrial
ferroviaria de los E. U. es una
central movil de fuerza electrical,
que puede montarse en- un wagon
ferroviario de carga para trasla-
darlo a un hospital o un pueblo
pequeno u otro punto que no ten
ga SUI central electrical local. Sc
espera poder hacer pronto demos
traciones de este nuevo equipo en-
Sud America.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
no nos habria dado credito. Ell

no nos habria dado credito. Ell
hecho de que Sc haya resentido
por nuestrs actitud demuestra a
las claras que pensaba en- 81 mis-
ma, no en- n~osotras. No tenia que
hacer y quiso distraerse un ratio
con csc 'lamado y nosotras te-
niamos la obligation, 81, la "obli-
gacion" de atenderla hasta que
Sc hubiera distraido 10 suficien-
to-. para que, 81 no, Hanoi"
Cuanto mas profundizamos en-
este asunto de las buenas y ma.
las maneras, de las Attitudes CO.
rrectas e incorrectas, tanto mas
nos t0nvenceremos ~ las esti-
madas lectoras- perdonaran la
reiteraci6n, de que la mala edu-
caoion. la descortesia, la inco-
rreccion tienen SUI origen en- ell
egoismo. Ell "yo", ell EGO" surge
como ell pecador fundamental y
quizas unico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
KUBITSCHEK
(Viene de Ia Pagfna 81

los halagos" para atfapar a los
incautoS.
"Todo lie que sea posibe den
tro de las normas de la vida de-
mocratica Sc hara para elevar ell
nivel de vida Sin embargo, no
consentlmos a la Suppression de la
libertad, nj la ~sujecion a una
ideologia imperialista, que menos
precis nuestro mode de SER"
subray6 ell orador.
Anadi6 que ell gobierno no
permitira que Sc utilize la liber-
tad para asesinar a la libertad.
Hablando de las relaciones Ia
tinoamericanas, expreso que las
diferencias continentales Sc re-
solveran dentro de la famila de
naciones hermanas, y mo admit
tiremos QUE intriguen contra no.
sotros para dividir bajc la pre-
tension de que nos defender.
No mencion6 SUI anunciada
intencion de pedir al Congreso
leyes para ell control del comu-
nismo, similares a la ley de leal
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
e. ETERNO
Viene de la Pagina ~

racion, torpeza articular, sueno
menos profundo, reduction de la
estatura, desecamiento de la piel
y aparici6n de arrugas y canas.
Esta vision perturba Ell esprit
tn y tai inquietud no hace sino
debilitar la reSistencia fisica Y
moral, con 10 que ell NAL Sc agra
va. De ahi que sea necesario lu-
char contra csc tenor, que quiz
ia algeria de vivir Y lorna a las
personals tristeS, apaticas o irri-
tables.
Las ciencias actuales no des-
eonocen este problema Y al otor-
garlic toda SUI importancia bus
can continuamente soluciones
adecuadas al mismo. Eminentes
sabios trabajan en- forma pacien-
te y continue y dia a dia surgeon
nuevas formulas y p~rocedimien-
tos que dan resultados sorpren.
denies.
Las hormonas, producidas por
las glandulas de secretion inter-
ma, desempenan I'm papel IRE
ponderante y por clio Sc las uti-
liza en- forma de minusculas pas
tillas, semejantes a lenteias que
Sc implantan bajo la piel y son
a~bosorbidas por ell ORGANISING.
Sus efectos vivificantes Sc notan
a los treinta dias y duran de seis
a ocho meses segdn las reaccio-
mes personales.
Estas implantaciones hormon-
males provocan un "despertar"
en- ell funcionamiento de las
glandulas endocrinas que Sc ira
duce de las glandulas de hidra-
taci6n de la piel, firmeza de los
tejidoS, mejoramiento del siste-
ma ci~rculatorio y de la tension
~arterial. La actividad ffsica e in
telectual Sc intensified, notando-
Sc tambien una mayor regulari-
dad y eficiencia en- todos los or
gason.
Ell suero de %Bogomoletz y ell de
Filator ~aplicados con ell consen-
timiento medico, dan tambien
resultados sorprendentes y cuen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
CONTRACTS
Wient de la Pagina 81

pic sistema ferroviario, que Sc de-
terior6 notablemente durante ell
regimen de Per6n, y en- ell futu-
no va a necesitar mas equipo.
Ademas, ell Congreso Ferrovia-
rio Pan Americana Sc reuni6 en-
Buenos Aires, Ell ano pasado v
estrech6 los lazos entire los hom-
bres de la industrial del continente,
deSde los puntes de vista tanto
tecnologicos como comerciales.
En- tercer lugar, los programs
! ferroviarioS o proyectos de fomen-
to Industrial del Brasil, Venezue-
la, Colombia, Chile y otros paises
originaron ordenes substanciales
de equipo de los E. U. aun antes
de que la crisis alcanzara a las
industries manufacturers nortea-
mericanas.
Finalmente, ell Banco de Expor.
tacion e Importation ha contem.
plado acknowledgements las posibili.
dades de creditos para ayudar a
las exportaciones de material fe.
r~roviario.
Las companies norteamericanas
Alcoa (antes American Locomoti-
We Company, General Electric Y
General Motors (mediante su divi-
sion Electromotriz) estan traba-
jando en- locomotoras diesel cleo.
tricaS para varias compahias sud
americans.
Aqui Sc deSconoce cual es la
Situacion exacta de las 6rdenes;
pero en- los ultimos dos amos la
Argentina coloc6 pedidoS de mas
de 200 locomotoraS, 66 de las Qua
les va Sc embarcaron durante ell
ano de 1857.
Ell Brasil tiene pendientes 1919
pedidOs de material f~erroviario
para entrega en- 1858.
Colombia ha contratado 10 10.
comotoras diesel, para entrega en-
1853.
La Compahia de Exploration
Chilena, transmiti6 en- 1857 6rde-
mes de nueve locomotoras diesel
electricas, y la compaiia Anacon-
da Copper dos mas.
Los Ferrocarriles Colombianos
del Estado, en- 1857 encargaron 10
locomotoras diesel para entrega en-
julio del corriente aho. La Com
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
MEDIC sIcLo


~ 50 ~
expresamente para que Sc infor-
men sobre ell funcionamiento
del sistema interamericano Y
queden mejor capacitados para
TRAFALGAR en- ell campo de las rela-
clones eXteriores.
Puede ser I'm professor de De-
recho International interesado
en- conocer ell mecanismo paci-
fico de la OEA que ha logrado
d%eSterrar la guerra y la violen-
cha como medic de resolver con-
troversias entire naciones hernia
mas.
Ell reSultado mas elocuente y
provechoso de una vista a la Ca
Sa de las Americas es que des-
pueS de conocerla, ningun ame-
ricano puede quedar impasible
frente a la tarea encaminada a
combatir la ignorancia, miseria
y Intermediates que afectan a
millones de seres del Nuevo
Mundo. :,
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
s2-VENTA HOTELES
Y IA
FL TELEFoNo w..

"Quiero hablar con fulana", v ia
mas: lPodra fulana hablar con-
migo a esta hora?"
Debemos obligarnos, cuando
hablamos por telefono a pregun-
tar a la persona que nos atiende
81 para ella ell momento es con
veniente No nos creamos en- mo-
do alguno una exception; este
es prop'o de personals que en-
tienden de la consideration que
Sc debe a los demas. Empero
Juzgandolas por SUI conducta
frente al telefono, la verdad es
que tales personals no abundan.
La cast totalidad de parientas Y
amigos, por ejemplo, llaman Dor
telefono y nos envuelven en- lar
gas e inutiles conversaciones
en- los preeisos momentos en- oue
estamos en- la cocina preparan-
do un plato complicado O Wis
tiendonos para salir, C atendien-
do a un v~isitante o cerrando los
ojos para un merecido momento
de descanso. o leyendo un libro
interesante, o viendo nuestro pro
grama favorito de televisi6n, o
escuchando un concerto trasmi-
lido por radio. Y 81 tratamos de
cortar la conversation o mos
trarnos parcas en- las respues-
tas, Sc ofenden.... Como Sc ofen-
den! QuizSs oigamos esta queja
de una amiga Isl estas en- casa
no veo por que no has de poder
ateneder debidamente a quienes
tie llamamos por telefono para
charlar I'm rato"!
gSe ~resentira de nuestra falta
de %atencion, de nuestro evidente
deseo de continuar con 10 que
estabamos hacienda al ser inte-
rrumpidas. Y 81 les hubiesemos
dlcho que en- ell momento de vi
brar ell dichosc campanilleo del
teiefono, en- todos los ambitos
de la casa nos encontraba-
mos a ppnto de meternos en- la
banadera estamos seguras de que
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
AcTOs CON
Continuation de la Pagina 81

mes extranjeras %colocaran oiren-
daS florales ante ell monumento del
General San Martin, con a~sistencia
del General Aramburu, que pro-
nunciara una alocucion en- SUI ca
racter de comandante en- jefe de
las fuerzas armadas. A medioGia Sc
ofrecera un coctail en- ell circulo
Militar, y por la noche Sc servira
I'm banquete en- la Casa de Gobier-
no.
Ell microbes, los regidores y Vi
cepresidentes de estado, que inte-
gren las d~elegaciones realizaran
una vista a la Supjrema Corte, y a
las 1880 las representations ex-
t~ranjeras asistiran a una session Gel
congreso, para concluir la tornado
con una function de gala en- ell Tea
tro Colon.
Ell primero de mayo Sc realiza-
ran los actos de transmission del
mando, y, al dia siguiente, ell DR..
Frondizi %clausurara las ceremonies
ofreciendo un coctail en- la residen-
cha presidential de- olives.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
ANUNcIos cIAsIFIcADosI
s1-VENTA cASAS
HIALEAH

lbs por mi equidad o Gambia. Moderna
asa. JE 8-0085 JE 2-2734.
'26S9) 81 Hia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-15
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|vevisfo del oconfecsr' cubono...

(vienc de 10 Pag. %

La repression estaba operando en- sentido contrario al esperado pr
ell regimen. La indignation pubIca provocada pr ell cobarde ase-
snato de tres jovenes dirgentes catohcos, lego a su climax cuando
los barbaros uniormados prohibieron a la cudadania toda NANTES
taci6n de duelo y, bajo ell impero de la fuerza, obligaron a disper.
sarse a los ~cat6lcos que pretendieron concurrir al sepelio.
Resumiendo la stuac6n Guiana, Sc al6 la VOC esperanzada del
Nuncio Apostolico, Monsenor Centoz: Scuba pronto recobrara SUI Lii
bertad. La bora esta cercana. Recommend calma y serenidad a
los exaltados".
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
job Well Done

1t happens frequently during these winter months.
person will be awakened from sound sleep by noisy
chine going down the highway. The person awakened
general rule will become angry because he awakened
but will be deeply thankful that such machine out
the highway, and will sink back into a sound sleep
Most of the time don't give too much thought to the
who those machines They the state road and
county road workers and they operating the
hove that necessary to keep highways open to
traffic what job they do Oakands city employees
in this too.
They have technique all their and it is quite eff
fectiv If of the workers in Baltimore and down the
Shore had their knowhow they wouldn't be in such
an ENHANCEMENT every time these had four five six
inches They founder in despair and wait for the
appear through the clouds and melt that white stuff from
the highways.
In this area twelve inch snowfall is common every
day occurrence judging from what happens AS drifts
start the roads, these state and county workers get
busy 1t may be o'clock midnight three four O'Clock in
the morning They subject to call at hour They re-
main at posts until the roads clear until the storm
is
We read of 15-incl snowfall in Kansas City that has
arayzed the city read of 6nch snowfall that puts Bal
timore in tizzy We of 8-nch snowfall in Garrett
county but nobody gets upset We have pretty good assurance
that our roads will open and there will be traffic and school
busses the next day, usual
We owe lot these people and appreciate their efforts
With the ski business full swing they have added
sponsbty keep roads open for winter visitors We
know they do the job.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
Hospital Is Setting Up
Emergency Disaster Plan

Garrett County Memorial hos
pital was active in setting up dis
aster plan this week that would
function in case of dire emergency.
Henry w. McComas, hospital SUI
rerintendcnt, said there was al
ways the possibility of accidents
where the ordinary ambulance
service available at all times would
not be sufficient, He pointed out
as EXAMPLES, possible mine disas-
tiers or bus accidents.
Mr. McComaS is asking this week
for owners of station wagons to
volunteer their services by regis
tering and giving telephone num-
nerS where they could he reached
in case Of emergency He estimated
there were between 40 and so sta
tion wagons in tie area and was
hoping that he could count on at
least ten who could provide trane-
portation when needed. He en-
phsaized that the plan was entire
ly voluntary.
He said that with the disaster
plan ready for operation at mo-
ment'S notice, the hospital would
be able to care for any type Of ac-
cident within short time. He
asked people interested to call the
hospital and ask for him.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
To Mail Tax Bills
Week of Jan. 18th

Over seven thousand one hun
dred tax bills will be mailed to
citizens of the county the week of
January 81, it was announced by
Joseph WEIGH, county treasurer.
The list will not include business
places, those paying direct through
the State Tax commission, or those
sent to farmers for their personal
property. They will go out at diff
ferent times.
The effort is being made again
this year to send out the tax bills
as early as possible in the hope
the county would receive enough
return to run the county for Janu-
airy, so that it would not be neces-
sary to borrow $4,000 on a short
term loan, as had been the case in
former years. The tax forms are
the same size as last year and are
goldenrod in color. Tax bills for
farm personal, business places and
corporations will be blue, gray
and pink.
On all county taxes paid during
January and February a discount
of 5 percent is allowed; on all
county taxes paid during March
and April discount of 4 percent
is allowed; on all county taxes
paid during May and June a dis
count of three percent is allowed.
No discount is allowed unless the
whole amount of the tax for the
current year is paid. No discount
is allowed after June 30 and after
the 30th day of September inter
est is charged at the rate Of one
half percent per month. No dis
count is allowed on state taxes.
The tax rate is $500 on each
500 of asscssablc property, and
the state tax rate is l425.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
Women to Conduct
March For Polio

Many women of Garrett county
will Join with women from all over
tire state in the 1858 Mothers March
on Poli9, to benefit Che current
March Of Dimes campaign, next
Tuesday evening between 7 and 8
p. m.
In addition to asking for funds
which will so toward the care and
rehabilitation of paralytic polio
victims, as well rs toward programs
Of scientific research, professional
education and Salk vaccinations,
marching women will leave at the
home they visit, a card urging en-
tire families to begin or to complete
Salk incubation programs.
Charles l.. Briner, county chair
man, said Mothers marches were
set up in every community except
Oakland, and that by next Tuesday
tnere PROBABLY woulG be organiza-
ton to carry it out there also. If
net he said he planned to send cards
to every house in town, soliciting
contributions.
Last year across the nation the
Mothers march brought the cam
paign S13.9OO,OOO, approximately d
third of the entire contributions
for 1851
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
Walter G. Meyers
Dies i'll Hospital

Walter G. Meyers, aged 81 years,
of Oakland, died Tuesday night,
January 81, about II o'clock at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital,
Oakland. where he had been a pa
tient for two days. Death was due
to pneumonia.
Mr. Meyers was born at Friends
vile September 20, 1870, a son of
Elis~n and Susan Sisler Meyers.
Mr. Meyers was member of
the Mt. Lake Park Methodist
church. He had served continuous
ly as clerk to the Garrett County
Commissioners from 1915 to 1912,
with the exception of a four year
span, 1880 to 1884. From 1912 to
1916 he served as County Commits
sioner and from 1850 to 1854 had
served as chief judge of the Or
phans' Court
For the past few years he had
resided with his son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Graham, at the north edge of town.
Surviving are his wife, Estella
Harris Meyers; one son, Samuel
II. Meyers, Oakland; and two
daughters, Mrs. Spencer Graham,
Oakland; and Mrs. Charles Ora
ham. Washington. D. c. Also sur
viving are 10 grandchildren, "a
great grandchildren and two great
great grandchildren.
The body is at the Boldcn Funer-
al home in Oakland and funeral
services will be conducted from
there on Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock with Rev. w. S. Patterson,
pastor Of st. Paul's Methodist
church in Oakland. officiating. In
termcnt will be in the Blooming
Rose cemetery, FricndSvillc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
Sports Carnival Set For
Week End At Davis

The fourth annual winter carni-
val sponsored by the Washington
Ski club, will be held at Cabin
Mountain ski area near Davis, w.
Va, Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Warden NJ Lane, director of
the West Virginia Conservation
commission will crown the Carni-
val Queen during intermission of
the SNOWFALL dance on Saturday
night.
The queen is Nancy Monacclli,
27, who started skiing in 1855.
The Cabin Mountain Ski area,
scene of the races and demonstra-
lions, is located on West Virginia
route 80, about 10 miles south of
Davis. The slalom races for all
ages will be held Saturday. The
Winter Carnival dinner will be
held at BlackWatcr lodge. The
Snowfall dance will be held in
Davis High school gymnasium. Ad-
ditional races are scheduled for
Sunday, starting at 1890.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
Offutt Retains Presidency
Of Bank Directors

William r. Offutt retained the
presidency of the Garrett National
Bank Board of Directors, at an
organization meeting of the board
last Thursday. There is now only
one vice-president and he is
Floyd B. Leighton. Howard C.
Riggs, who had been vice-presi-
dent and cashier until his retire
ment last spring, sold his stock
in the bank shortly after retire
ment.
This leaves seven directors in
stead Of eight. They are William
r. O:futt, j. Edward Helbig, Stuart
F. Iainill, Sr., Arthur Naylor, ST.,
Floyd Leighton, Irwin Field and
Herbert c. Leighton. Wesley c.
Schaible is the cashier julius B.
Littman and Nordeck Shaffer are
assistant cashiers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
Advises On Minimum Size

Because people sell building lots
sometimes that are too small for
the stale health department TO APP
prove fer the placing of sewer
age system, Charley Miller, county
sanitcrian, released some informa-
ton in that respect this week.
Mr. Miller said that according
to state regulations of the health
department, building lots are 20
be not less than $4,000 square feet,
with at least 100 foot frontage. This
regulation does not apply where
public water and sewerage syS-
TENS will be provided or furnished
by town.
He suggested that any person
contemplating selling a building
lot or lots should contact the coun-
t. health department for specific
regulations to be followed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
Sailor Hurt In Crash

A Navy seryiceman was injured
Monday when the vehicle in which
he was a passenger was forced off
U. S. route 40 on Negro Mountain
and colliled yith 4 tree.
Admitted to Miners hospital in
Frostburg was Ronald Lee Nc
Coy, 20, of Moundsville, w. Va,
stationed with the Navy at Oceana,
Fla. Mccoy sustained a laccration
Of the forehead.
Tic. Donald R. Wade, who in
vcstigated, said Mccoy vas a pas
senger in pickup truck operated
ry Thomas LaIraitiS, 20, of Chi
cage. TIE vehicle was ascending Che
west slope of Negro Mountain,
about five miles west of Grantsvillc,
when it was forced off the high
way by oncoming traffic.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-23
Northern Hi Wins
At Bruceton, 6O-56

Coach Lilburn Browns Northern
High cagcrS scored their fourth
straight triumph and sixth of the
season in nine games on Tuesday
night by turning back Bruccton
High 60 to Sc, on the latter's floor
The HuskicS rallied in the final
period TO overcome a big Bruce
ton lead.
Dick Spear paced the HuSkics
with % points, II of them at the
foul line, while tcamm3tc Ward
HENDERSON Garncred 49, Cupp and
HiIeman had 16 points each for
the losers.
In the preliminary game the
Northern Jayvees edged the Bruce
ton Jayvees as TO Al
Others scoring for Northern
we're Mickey 10, Schroyer 5, Over.
by and Mckenzie |. Hetrick was
non-scoring.
Northern scored 20 field goals
and 20 out of AZ fouls. Bruceton
had 10 field goals and Is out of
80 fouls