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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
PEREZ PELEARA
CON JAPONES
SADAO YAOlTA

MANILA, diciembre Is. CUP.
DE, argentine Pascual Pc
rez, campeor mundial de peso
mosca Sc enfrentara al japones
Sadao Yaoita en- I'm match a
diez rounds en- ell que no aries
CARA SUI corona. La pelea, segun
Ell anuncio, tendra efecto ell diez
de enero, en- Toxic.
Ell promoter filipino Lope Sa-
rreal manifesto que 81 Ell japo-
mes ofcece una buena pelea en-
esa OCCASION, "ofrecer; a Perez la
oportunidad de defender SUI CO.
roma en- Japon o San Francis
co, en- la primavera proxima."
Perez y su manager, Lazaro
Koei, firmaron a primera bora
de hoy ell conarto para Ell en-
euentro con Yaoita.
Sarreal manifesto que erez,
que defendie SUI titulo contra
eli filipino Dommy Ursua Ell lu-
res, saldra para Hong Kong
dentro de uno o dos dias. Perez,
asreg5 llegara a Japon antes
de fin de mes.
Sarreal rehuso revelar la boil
sa ofrecida a uno u otro conten-
d.ente del matche del dieZ de
enero
Yaoita es eli campe6n de peso
naoscd del Lejano 0riente y ia
pom.
TOXIC, diciembre 10. CUPID
Ell campe6n de peso mosca
del Leland Oriente y Japon, Sa.
dao Yaoita, retuvo anoche SUI
titulo al veneer por decision
unanime en- diez rounds al re-
tabor Shigiro Kimura, cuarto
en- ell rankings, ante tres mil es-
pectadUres, en- Ell gimnasio Ko
rskuken.
Yaoita, que espera retar al
campe6n muDdial de la division,
Pascus' Perez, de Argentina,
apabullo a su contrario, des-
pues de boxear embellishments
durante los primeros tres
rounds. Yaoita alcanz6 repeti-
das veces a Kimura con lluvias
de rec as izquierdas y derechas
a la cabeza v ell cuerpo.
Fue esta la segunda defensa
de Yaoita del titulo japones que
gano en- enero ultimo a Nasal
IwamutC. Figura en- tercer pues-
t. en- IL classification de la Ma
tional BOXING Association entire
los aspirantes al titulo mundial
de peso mosca, y octave en- ell
ranking de Ia revista The Ring.
En- ST. pelea de anoche, Yaoita
peso 5o,3 kilogramos I'LL libra
contra SOB kilogramos (112 Ii
bras) de Kimura.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
LA PELEA


tUPI - Eddie Perkins, joven y
rapido peso liviano de Chicago,
vencio por knockout tecnico en-
el septimo round al mexicano Ba
by Va7quez, mas experimental,
debldo a una herida que sufrio
este ultlmo en- la frente.
Ell referee Ray Bowen detu-
vo ell combate porque ell arco su
perciliar izquierdo de Vazquez
sangraha profusamente y pidio
al doctor oJhn Kreipp que exa-
mlnara la herida. Kneipp aeon
seio que Sc pusiera termino ala
pelea y ash 10 hizo Ell referee
cuando Sc habian cumplido, dos
minutes 40 segundos de la sep
TINA vuelta.
Los veloces jabs de izquierda
de Perkins y sus combinaciones
abrieroD la herida en- Ell ter
Ger round del encuentro, que
estaba fijado a diez. Vazquez
comenzo a sangrar en- Ell sexto
asalto, y en- ell siguiente mana
ba de la herida abundante san
s1e.
Perkins, de 81 amos, peso 1873
IL libras y Vazquez, que tiene
n amos, acus6 1873 "a libras.
La pelea fue televisada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
CONCURRENCE

Presenciaron Of match unas
S50 personals
Perkins, que forz6 la accion
en- cast todos los rounds, obtuvo
su cuarta victoria seguida. Ell
IL de noviembre habia vencido
inespersdamente al destacado
frankie Ryff..
Vazquez que usfrio SUI decimo-
sexta derrota y segundo knock
out en- SO peleas, estuvo en- la
defensive cast constantemente
aunque en- ocasiones entro con
buenas derechas a la eabeza por
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
FALLEcIO Ell
PERIODISTA
BILL cORUM

NUEVA YORK, Die. 8. gu.
P ID Bill Corum, uno de los
mas respetados cronistas depor-
tivos del pals, fallecio a los SO
amos de edad.
Corum, que escribia en- ell dia-
rio de la tarde "The Journal
American" desde 1925 era tam.
bien Presidente del Hipodromo
Churchill Downs de Louisville,
en- ell que Sc CORE ell famoso
Derby de Kentucky.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
JAI ALAI
SeIeeeNnes de Epifanio

Viernes 10, Diciembre
1-Ubeda.Q uintana, Cebe.
rioDomingo, GregoriO ARA
tc.
2-CeberioM endive, Be-
nito. Muguerza II, PabloQuin
tana
3-Ibar, Ceberio, Andoni
6-Solana, Quintana, Gregg
rio.
5-ECHEVERRIA. LARA.
NAGA, ~OrbeaMendive, Solo .
zabalMuguerza /.
6-Aurratibel, Muguerza ii,
Ubeda.
7-Orbea.Azpiri IsidorO.La.
rranag, UrcolaC hurruca.
S-Guara, Solozabal, Piston
/.
9-Guarita, Echeverria, La
rranaga.
.Mendive, ARA
tibelQuintana, Gregocio Az
piri.
11-SolanaLarranaga Piston
I.Churruca, Echeverria-A zpiri
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19
NUEv0 ; 'SsiSS; :

A TEMPO
SILLA RECEIVABLE
CON COMBINATION DE "a
CoLoRES EN- PLASTICo AA66
Y NILON AHA
Yea esta silla recIinabIe
'Mansine" valen 1885.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19

WASHINGTON, Die. 8. =
UPI)- Ell joven Eddie Per-
kinS, de Chicago, que anoche
derroto por Knockout al mexi-
cano Baby Vazquez en- ell septi-
mo round, declare hoy que an
STA pelear por ell titulo de peso
livianO ell aho proximo.
"Se exactamente como pelear
contra ell campeon Joe Brown,
CLIO ell veloz negro de ii amos
de edad que hizu una herida tan
grande en- la celia izquierda de
V&zquez que'la pelea senalada a
10 rounds fue suspendida a los
dos minutes y AZ segundos del
septiniU.
Ell arbitro Ray Bowen dio ell
triunfe a Perkins por knockout
tecnico cuando ell doctor John
Kneipp previno que seria peli-
groso para Vazquez seguir pc
leandn
Perkins, que peso sos kilo-
gramo5 (133 IL libras) contra
sos kilogramos (133 "a de Vaz-
quez, no figura en- Ell ranking de
su division porque Ell match de
anoche fue solo su decima septi-
ma presentation como profesio-
nal. Sin embargo, fue esa SUI
euarta victoria consecutive.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-19

vatica, enmarcandolos, solventa
todos los problemaS. o s77a'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

give you my word that viii take none. y
Malcolm looked at Nayland Smith in
surprise as he dropped his revolver on
the desk. Don't do III" he cried. LET
him strike me - and take him! He will
be unprotected
NayIand Smith shook his head. mo,
Ford" he said slowly. There's a point
of honor here which cannot ignore
He rose and faced Flu Manchu. II agree
to the terms" he said, bowling slightly.
He pushed the button on his desk.
Show DR.. Flu Manchu to the door, " he
added when Begby entered.
Almost before the door had closed
Malcolm plunged his hand into his
pocket, frowned, fumbIed, and finally
turned the lining inside out. 'Sir Denis!''
Il was a hoarse shout. Il haven't got It
The disk has eOneI"
"Wh0f?" Maryland Smith whirIed on
him.
''You had Flu Manchu in your hands!
That damned girl must have picked my
pocket while she was pleading with me
to give II to herr
Sir Denis ran to the door, threw it
open and dashed out. Malcolm over
took him by the elevator. Held on the
ground floor!' Nayland Smith raped
savaeely, and raced down the stairs.
But Whitehall Court showed vacant
from end to end. Not solitary vehicle
was moving.
Breathless, they stared at one another,
and then Nayland Smith said, Come
on. and they ran toward his car. We've
lost Flu Manchu, but I've an idea well
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spoil his little game at Scotland Yard.
If Malcolm had been worried about
Sir Denis driving before. he was frantic
now. But presently they arrived at New
Scotland Yard, and went inside. Nay
land Smith stopped only long enough to
make sure that Nadia was there with
Detective West and that she had the
disk. West shook his head. I'VE searched
her, sir" he said, pointing to variety
of articles on a small table. Disk. sir?
Right there. And here's a funny thing.
This bangle she had on her wrist seems
to be q walkie-talkie of some sort. When
we were bringing her down here l heard
her talking into the thing. 'X-o.' she
said. 'X-9 reporting. made her take of
the bangle, and here it is.''
Maryland Smith scarcely looked
at the bangle as he scooped up the disk.
Thanks, West" he mutteTed. 1--WE
won't forget thu" " He motioned to NAL
colin. Come along. Ford. | want an
Independent witness on this, if you're
willing to swear yourself to secrecy until
you're released"
Malcolm considered. His personal
curiosity, and his assurance Of the inn
portance Of DR.. Fu Manchu won out.
''Yes, Sir Denis. Of course" he said.
NayIand Smith led him down laby-
rinth Of corridors until they entered the
laboratory where a tall man with short
beard rose to greet them. 'OseOOd,
thank God you're here, - Nayland Smith
raped. 81 think I've come upon the
solution Of - Continued on next page
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the life of your friend. | have conquered
q new vibration. The disk in MIR. Fcrd's
pocket is tuned to It. A recruit to QUIZ
Order carries such disk. If he proves
unworthy, he is removed"
Nayland Smith grew pale and tense
under his tan. so that's IT," he said.
what are your terms?'
MAKE no terms!" Malcolm cried out.
I'm a cheap price to pay for the life Of
this cool rufiianF''
admire your courage" DR.. Flu
Manchu spoke softly. Il need such
men,"
what are your terms?" Sir Denis
repeated tensely.
"Your word, which respect, as you
have learned to respect mine, that you
viii order your man, directly leave
here. to deliver the disk, carefully
packed, to Miss Nadia RoStov, a guest
at the Savoy Hotel, and that you will
take no further action until your man
reports that he has delivered il to her. l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Did Nadia Take N7

Malcolm uneasily slipped his hand
down to his coat pocket. The terrifying
green eyes were flashed in his direction
at the very instant that Nayland Smith.
his elbow resting on his desk, drew out
Of the drawer service revolver. ''Dr. Flu
Manchu, you are under arrest!"
DR.. Flu Manchu, his manner upper
turbed, dropped the soft black hat on
the carpet and raised his hand. He held
a small dial marked with several studs.
Take your hand from your pocket,
Mr.. Ford, :" he said quietly. 81 know now
that the disk is there. have my finger on
the stud which win connect il with the
power center. Your shot would come
too late, Sir Denis, to save Mr.. Ford.
You have learned tonight from Sergeant
KeneaIy how enemies Of the Si-Fan die. -
Malcolm. seeing again the gray face
Of Sergeant kenealy, obeyed. Nayland
Smith still covered Flu Manchu steadily.
Put away your obsolete weapon, Sir
DeniS," the hooking voice went on,
unless you believe my death to be worth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

firm said. a gain of "a per
cent over the same month in
1857. The past three months
have been the highest in
history. according to the
analysts.
They ranked June first,
July second and May third.
+ \
The Vienna (Va.) Town
Council has approved re-
coming of 800 acres for the ex-
pansion of the Vienna Woods
subdivision. Stephen G. YeO-
mas, president Of the Yeonas
Development Corp, pointed
out today.
An estimated 700 homes are
planned for the project, he
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
Builders Report

Building contracts for the
first half of 1858 repeatedly
amounted to 5000, 749. 900. an
10 per cent increase over the
same period In 1857.
y
The Suburban Maryland
Builders Association, which
has Cancelled its September
meeting, will meet, October
Is, at the Kenwood Country
Club. A dinner meeting will
begin at $50 pm.
4 II Il +
Nationwide. too, construc-
ton contracts are on the
rise, the F. w. Dodge Corp.
reports.
July contracts amounted to
more than $3.6 billion. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
SLIGO PARK HILLS
BURNT MILLS MANOR
lockwood Street

ilOVi OokWooo StFeet
We invite your inspection Of this
unusually nice split level on beau
tifuI corner lot. Center hall plan;
living room, dining room, beau
tiful modern kitchen with tOday's
equipment; wall-t0-wall carpeting;
3 bedrooms and . full baths on
upper level. Beautifully finished
recreation room and full basement.
Also will take your present home
in trade. Driveway and car-port.
Price Just reduced to effect i'm
mediate sale. S26,5OO.
Directions: Out Colespille Rd. to
Northwest Dr.. left TO ChHds ST..
LETT to Odkpood st. and Peck'S
Open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

Washington area contracts
IN June for future residential
construction increased So per
cent over the same month
last year. a marketing analyst
said this week.
Z. ii. Keefe Of the F. w.
Dodge Corp. reported that
residential contracts amount
ed to $20,91l,000. The area
surveyed included the Dis
trict. Montgomery. Prince
Georges. Arlington and Fair
fax Counties.
The firm also said that
dollar volume in contracts
outside the residential cate
CORY totaled. $18,886,000 in
June, also more than in the
previous June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
HILLANDALE FOREST
l02l0 Green Forest Drive
A D

See this new split level with CEN
ter hall plan, living room with
ground level rec. room, In excel
lent neiEhhOrhOOd, prestige
home. Take smaller home in
trade.
Directions, Ont NeU Hampshire
Ave. to Ponder Mn Rd., right TO
Green Forest Dr., right TO Peck's
Open" sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
SILVER SPRING
AEnE AIIA.

Very attractive Cape Cod brick,
Just 9 years old Large living
ing room. Today's kitchen with
birch cabinets and wall oven.
Two bedrooms and bath, plus 2
fine bedrooms and bath on second
floor. st. CamiluS Parish. pur-
chaser can assume SI6,500 loan
or finance under new FLA finane-
ing with $1,000 down.
Directions Our NeW Hampshire
Are. to 4 800 block. right on Adel-
phid, risht to AjO5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
BELTSVlLLE, NEAR NSA
Montgomery EsHotes

SlS.6S0 Up-FHA Terms
More house for the money than
ysu will find anywhere, brick and
stone Rsmblers, q spacious rooms,
, full baths; also carport full
basement, approximately i4-acre
lot, features SEPARATE dining room,
fireplace in large living room.
homes being completed, some
ready for immediate occupancy.
Buy now and choose your decora-
tiOns. Truly the best buy on the
market in q new home.
Directions Out Ponder Mil Rd.
70 Montgomery Rd.. RIGHT 70
Montgomery Estates, look for
Peck's Omen" sion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

GENE "TTiERNEY and LEE COBB,
Feature al B;16 $40, 1905. Free
Parking at WilkerSon's. 1879 Wis. Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Arena-Dark. "Mademoiselle
Colombo" resumes tomorrow.
National-"No Time for Ser
geants"; $3.50 pm.
Shubert-Dark. Jane Eyre"
starts Wednesday.
Screen
Ambassador - IN Marjorie
Morningstar";; /, sos. $40.
tbs and 9:25 pm.
Capitol = Merry Andrew:
1885 am. 1:35, $40, 5:45, 7:45
and $50 pm.
COlumbia-"Knights of the
Round Table; 1890, 420 and
sos pm.
Dupont = "Marcellino";; /,
2:45. 4:35, $40, $40 and 10
pm.
Keith's = Snow White and
the Seven Dwarfs";; 1915 am.
1910, 2:05. 4, $50. 7:50 and
GAS pm.
Macarthur - "Gervaise";
7:10 and GAS pm.
Metropolitan - Ma orie
Morningstar";; IL am. los,
3:15. $50, 1880 and 9:35 pm.
Ontario - Witness for the
Prosecution; /, $40, $40. 1870
and 9:45 pm.
Palace =" The Brothers
Karamazov":: II am, lao.
4:20, 7 and $40 pm.
Playhouse wild Is the
Wind; IL am, los, $40. Sis.
7:25 and $50 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman; 1880 am. lis, 800,
5:25. 7::35 and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai"; 10 am. /, 4,
Z and 10 pm.
Uptown = South Pacific;
$3.50 pm.
Warner Search for Para
disc; $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14
THE PASSING SHOW
Some New Ones Join
Ballet SoIoist Ranks
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star stan Writer

1t only that the names keep turning up year
after year in ballet programs with added
an old one dropped off New do in from time to
time the Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo
ing Capitol Theaer this week for three performances
tomorrow evening wednesday matinee and evening" has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

be what they call friendly"
Ben should do all right with
his share Of the Wilgage Com
pany +. And it shouldn't be
too long now before Jeff
Chandler is back from his pic
ture in Berlin.
At the airport to see my
daughter off to school. I ran
into Freddie BrissOn with son
See HOLLYWOOD, Page BE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Enrol Flynn is the man most
likely to star in 1.-THE Boy
friend" with Debbie Reynolds
at Metro. Enrol will play the
devilish. debonair father Of
Debbie-she attends a fashion,
able gYfls' school in Paris. Enrol
will have a romp. He is cur
rently in darkest French Africa
starring with Trevor Howard in
Roots of Heaven" for Daryl
Zanuck.
Fred Clark almost didn't
make it for the movie version
of "Auntie Name" with Rosa
lind Russell. At the last minute,
the producer of his "Romanof
and Juliet" play in New York
demanded a hefty recompense
to permit him to quit, though
this had been agreed on weeks
ago. The money was paid. and
Fred is here to start the picture
at Warmers.
It seems set that Frank ST.
natra will co-star with John
Wayne in Rio Bravo" Now it
looks like newcomer Angie
Dickinson will be the girl.
Brigitte Bardot's producer, by
the way. has not yet put up
the money for Fernando Lamas'
salary. So. no money. no pic
ture-with Fernando. However.
he and wife Arlene Dahl are
still going to Europe. Other pic
lures are pending for both. i.
Wonder when Warmers will re-
lease Tab Hunters Lafayette
Esquadrille" nationally. 1t was
finished long ago land recently
played in Washington-Ed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

Danny Kaye. be prepared to
pay. He has just signed to
headline the grandstand show
at the Canadian National Elk
hibition in Toronto for the two
and one-half weeks between
August 20 and September s.
The contract gives Kaye a
guarantee of 100000 plus half
Of all gate receipts over S472.-
900. Audrey Hepburn.
you will be happy to know. is
this years poster girl" for the
Italian Red Cross. That
movie of Ben Hur."
set for 10 months Of filming in
Italy and Africa. will be the
third ut was done in 1926 and
1881 and the most costly re-
make ever. MGM has just an
nounced a budget for it Of
SIS million. adding a warning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

to stockholders not to be
shocked if it scars above
$40 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

not one but five girls getting
their first billing as SoloiStS.
There is a simple reason for
the stability in ballots upper
echelons. This is one OF the
popular entertaining arts
wherein stardom is not the re-
ward for a duck-tail haircut,
an ability to beat time on a
guitar and a voice that makes
q new sound. sometimes loosely
described as musical. Nor is
stardom Immediately available
to over-endowed blends simply
because they have a great affln-
ity for news cameras.
It still takes schooling, dedi-
cation and years of applica-
ton to the task to become a
leading ballerina. And stars
that are not born overnight do
not die overnight.
Y
Even so there are some as
poets of the careers of the five
gaining notice with Ballet
Russo that indicate that life is
still patterning itself after art.
Truth, in a couple of cases
here. is almost as strange as
fiction.
There is, for instance. Mere
dith Baylis. Her first encounter
with Ballet Russo was as an
usher at the Philharmonic
Auditorium in Los Angeles. She
continued her ballet studies.
after that gathered a lot Of
experience dancing IN Broad
way musicals. This season she
has important solos in most
of the numbers in the Ballet
Russo repertoire.
Then there is Sally Seven,
who gained experience in the
ranks of the Slavenska Franklin
company and the Ballet Alicia
Alfonso before joining Ballet
Russo. Miss Seven first took
UP ballet on the advice Of the
family doctor after an attack
of polio. The therapy so in
trigued her that she went
right on to become a profess
sional dancer.
Marjorie Beddoe. like Miss
Baylis, had extensive expert
ence in Broadway shows. She
also did television and served
with the Slavenska-Franklin
troupe and the Metropolitan
Opera Ballet. Eleanor DAN
tuono joined Ballet Russo sew
eral years ago at the age Of IA.
This season she is, among other
things, understudy to the prin-
cipal ballerina in The Ma
Zurka."
Finally, there is the classic
case. the one the movies had to
let up on years ago when peo-
pie stopped believing it. 1t is
represented by Rochelle Eide,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14
Films of More Than Routine Merit

IAN AMERICAN IN PARIS"-Gene Kelly and Leslie CarOn
in the lifting first musical to win Oscar.
"THE BOLSHOI BALLET"-Galina Ulanova and other Mus
cOvite dancers, filmed in color in England
DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"-War beyond shell range
hilarious melee for Glenn Ford Mickey Shaughnessy.
THE ENEMY BELOW"-RObert Mitchum and Curt Jurgens
in suspensefu duel between destroyer and NaZ sub
"NIGHTS OF CABIRIA"-Giuetta Masna the La Strada"
girl. in another prize winning import from Italy
paths OF GLORY"-Kirk Douglas, AdOIphe MenjOu and
others the diOcy Of mans affinity for
"PEYTON PLACE"-Lana Turner heads a1star cast In
fairly literal translation Of the best-seler.
THREE FACES OF EVE"-MelOdrama chiefly notable for
jeanne WoOdward's Oscar winning schiZOphrena