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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
UNUSUAL CAR FOR SALE

Rocket Os de luxe 0ids eonv. Pres
snt owner purchased ear nsv In 40.
Has ether car. bot as hobby has
maintained the Olda IN classic sports
car eond. ssmi-mediAed, By PO-
hanka serv.. lne., incl. twin Carter
cArb., Edmunds polished alum. man
lfeld. valve covers a linkage, chrome
gen, etc.. dual headers a exhaust
system every moving part In enEIne
a runnlne gear recently eyerhauled
or renewed: two Howell heating
elements Installed In block 10 insure
warm motor even when PARKED IN
below nero weather; engine smooth.
powerful 4 quiet; renewed running
scar iHeL neW sheek AbsorbeFs.
brakes. steering bex. trent assembly
4 rear endi body IN top shape incl
power windows, seat a topi two SEP.
heaters. one under seat 10 insure
rear seat eemfeFt In AL weather;
pushsutten radio, lIEhted eempas.
a interior courtesy lishtsi dual
rubbed coats Of ist-blaek Lacquer on
bon. fear undereoAts a three fin
lah coats, blue coral wax Job, gleam.
Ina finish without mar: al chrome
trim a srill bright and In top con-
ditioni zen. red leather upholstery
renewed ara restored; all-over red
uool earpeting IN interler--front q
rear like new; excellent S.2OxIh
deeptread Wv. tires incl spare a
. snow tires: new heavy-duty bat
teIyi special UNDERWOOD a trunk
liEht.; new hish-powered hsadliGht.l
runninG gear 4 undeIbody DOUBLE
2 years ela bet stitching Il riDpingi
only flaw IN otherwise tmmae. eond.
ear: car has always been gar. q has
never been In an accident. Fer aulek
sale. FIRST $500 offer accepted VIII
net take less. Call Olympic 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
FORD % conN,, IuIly eQuIp.i SbB5,
NORTHWEST MOTORS

4lQl Conn. Ave. NV, w0. 6-b6s4
FORD 81 VS. custom sedan: =.
and h.: excellent; runs and drives
like new: $3p5; SIS dn,, SIS mo.
see Monday. ROPER MOTOR, LA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

FORD 1883 VS. Ranch Wagon; q
and h., Fordomatie; exeeptonalll
clean throughout: S5eS. JET
ENGLISH FORD, 1884 Pa. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

MERCURY 80 convertible; T. and
h., Wv, MsFeomAtie, REAL
SHARP SPORT CAR sSnS, low a.
SID On, WOLFF MoToRs. i5ai
n Moore A., Afl,, Va, at Rosslyn'
IA, a.aaAa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE AUT

MERCURY 'as Montslair. hdtp, epe
oris EIssn m Z, b. hetsomaIi
nice eond priced 70 sell cash,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
GTTOIOS FOR GI AUTOMosnIs IUTO1osIIs

IMPERIAL 81, e-dr. hardtop; Niul
power, many extras, excel copd
conhlder trade OF ts'tb1 IA
IMPERIAL 'be crown sedan; HOUSE
car Fuil power equipment, loraue'
Mite push button drive, touch-tuns
radio with rear speaker, custom AlT'
conditioned heater, nltetweep. deck
nure-grip dltierentlal, aalex.ahAdet
windkhisld, dual headllahts, under
lures. Driven very little Factor,
warranty. Bank rate terms Regv'
lar price, 80 bl5: sale price So 100
wMKEt EK, INC chRYeLlR. CITY
,s SSr wi.sSS.Ia s SgAt EE' sane SANE,
IAoUAR 'sa MARI WI. sun TOO
sedan, 2, and h. saeriheei SNAO
little cars limited. 1900 wis, ave
NV. co, b-0oba, -.
IA0uAR ~ Mari wi sedan Al
o opiSs At iAfE e eRn ne s,i ms
AZ ed IO ,MaFs .m yI' 1g Sss
T m,; o'I ssooS, OF s.aiat ''''
JAopAR xkIsO hard'opi ai I
20 10000 Ext ld5s.
JA0UAR iesfi excel. eond.. ney
top, white, red unholstefv, excel
motor. reas., II. l-A6if,
JET as l-vhesl drive excellent
condition, canvas top, SNOW
tires: s6is. "a, f-54do
KAIsFR 'bs super Dc luxe beau
tiful rose-plnk finish. hydramAtl'
drive Perfect, pass any INSPECTION
SanS, terms SIS dng SIS mo- ~
Monday. ROPER MOTOR, La
B-a1OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
ARLINGTON MOTOR co
DAVE KAY, INC.

500 oeoreia Ave. To. 2-s50O
FORD 1880 Model A a-dr.; must
be sold today; very good e2nd no
, rust, no dents. make oner, JE.
A.3l53.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

FORD 'be Victoria: Pordomatic, Z.
B., power. steenns; 1000 mi.
$3.50 or best o1er. See Of Ken
ave, WO. o-lO66.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

Wv, tires. runs good yi2S' Call
after | pm. "a, 2.bpb2,
MERCURY 1880 de luxe 4-dT, q.
h., me cond,i appear, sac, SlnA.
MOVIE. 1000 hlAdenhbuIa I'd. ne. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

FORD 80 Victoria e-eyl Fordor;
O DSnsT ': sf,as6 ef e. s.0assi. p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
"YoU AUTO BUY NOW"

MFRcuRY Ipba Monterey cow /;
iaht efay IN. peri mech, eond
Wv, tires, etc, Our Saturday ape
you AUTO BUY NOW"
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
., otl0oooo oeOrsia Ave, NV ana,
MERCURY 1851 sports sedan
fully equipped. very aood Tunnins
car, aacfihee sfan full pfiee
oIHo VILLAINS BUICK 18TH
MERCEDEs ~ ci.ss's sony -
S ssSSsS; 'a'rih0'' $1,000 RA'
RAMBLER 'ss i-dr. sedan. oriE
green ana white nm. 2. h.. lov
mi ! owner, good tires priced "a
sell each, trade or terms
BREWER MOTORS
MA, . Bill wis AVE- ron.v
MkRCURY 1854 Custom 2.dry; Z
and h. new.ear condition. $3.50
FALLS CHURCH. peeoto-plym'
outh, u, 2.23O0,
MERCURY 50 Monterey hardtopi
q ard h.. Mereomalie, power steer.
In pricee 70 sell Extra sharni
1905, FAYETTEVILLE BUICK,
SSH Baltimore ave. AP. 7.5.O5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
AUTOMOBILE F0R SALE
lcoNriNutDi

AuT0M0btLkt tUH SAtk
icoNflNUtDi
FORD so Victoria hAtdtop coupe
oil extrah; oFia, black nniAh. excel
lent condition throughout; l,yr
down paymeHt, 90.month bank a
nAnelne Full price only .SlaIh
CRANSON RAMBLER
DIRECT FACTORY NEw-cAR
s'i' o.. Gym SSi suNpATU, s.7oll
Foa1 'ss custom e" h.. y0rd ,V.
sSss, yyso5, 1851 runs D'I''''
FoRp 1893 g" Ranch wagon
brown, Fordomatie, heater, 4 own
Or, los mileage outstanding buy
Guaranteed, si,4ab,
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO.
1917 ~, Moore 81,
AZ Blocks south OF Key hsiagsl,
A''ns''hr okb pEALERSsS ''o'9'
yoRD 1850 club coupe; cuatomiEed
Cadillac engine, call 20. l-Ab01,
FORD 1924 convertible; good con.
dition, yellow, reasonable. I'm u
2si.,
foRD 80 Tudor Custom a.: stand
ard Ahift, radio and heater. Per-
feet car for someone seeking sound
economical transportation, S2eb
down will handle
DAVE KAY, INC.
37e0 0eoreia Ave, tn. 2.s50O
F0RD 1890 Model A A-dr.; must
be sold today, very GOOD cQnd no
rust, no dents, make oner' JE.
FORD '63 cow; fully equip; s695,
NORTHWEST MOTORS
4lQl Conn. Ave. NV, wo. e-58S4
FORD 81 VS. custom sedan; =,
and h: excellent; runs and drives
like new; $3p5; SIS dn,, SIS mo.
See Monday. ROPER MOTOR LA.
FORD 1880 el. cpe.; IL, b.: Sleb
Also 1880 Forder: sl76. Both VS.
ACNE. 1900 Bladensburg I'd. pc
A., FoRD 30 VS. Victoria hardtop; .,
ssnd h. Wv; tires clean saerines
N-lO. JO. 6-aat-.
FORD 1888 VS. Ranch Wagon; y
and h., Fordomatie; exseptionalll
clean throuEhout; x5e5. JE1
Sc, II. $4,000.
FORD 80 Victoria s-eyl Pordori
power steering: excel cond;; pvt
owner; Sl,45O. FL. 6-4e.l.
FORD 'SS Victoria; Pordomatie, =.
b., power steetns. 1000 mi,
So $50 or best oder. See ~ Ken
% sSs.: w AB'i s.i sssss'' o4io conn
FORD 1854 VS. customline Tudor
roSdomatie; oEig. s Pant; Se'OOc
FORD '55 VS. custom Ranch wag'
on: all white: .. and n Wv
W tires; one owner; immaeulate anc
Sso5 dn. woLFE MOTORS, l73s
N. Moore st.. Arl., Va. Of Rosslyn
FORD 81 Ranch wAson; stralahl
shift, h.. low. mi top eond.i
$1,000. CT. R-1l46.
FORD-'b4 P-3b0 express: VS.;
heater, radio. other extras; ~ ex-
s ssie.s for n isss ssi.; $50; open
ss I,IS :, I SooASSr 81. I 1.Ss6c.' ii'O
FoRDoMoBlLE 1881 1871 ford with
oidsmobile. Zephyr trans. Gus.
sell. prsf,ed. xp. 1850:
GRAHAM 1871 HOLLYWOOD. Cord
body; superehaIged. 5000 me-
ehanieaI eond. Best oder. I'm. =
9s12.
HENRY J 81 cdr; good pain!
and tires; runs 5000; siSo' Can
HENRY J 80. good eopd:, good
motor. needs fender, $e5; new
brakes. OIL. 4-4306
henry J 1858; Al condition: new
tires; brakes and clutch. heatei
and defroster: S395 or best ofier
Ju. a-1s39.
HILLMAN "a ste. vag.. rood eond
LIST 500. ask S7e5, 50. e-sO32
$500 Davis St. Alex.
HILLMAN MINK 81 cow: 7: and
a., wv. tires perfect condition
Sl,765. j. 4-4026.
HN II.4.a sAc * pR e. 80 re :. q. D:,
Sc i2fe Conn. ave. Open Sun
days after church.
HILLMAN HUSKY '65; GOOD, eco
$3.50. IA. 4-l2l6.
HUDSON 81 Hornet club coupe;
runs and drives splendid; S22b;
SIS On. Si7 mo. See MONDAY
Roper Motor. La. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

TORD IS YES custom Ranch wag.
on; all white; :. and n. Wv
perfect: ;SS5 b. n SG4oh s5sds "a q
n: Moore e.. Arl.. Va. 81 kosslyn'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
RREWER MOTORS

hlil wis, Ave NV
IN s.7fO0 OPEN TODAY
MERCURY 'sh Montelair eony
e matte v i:s p Iii,. black A orion
top, A real sharp eonYa ready n
90 priced 70 teill cash, trade OF
BREWER MOTORS
blil via, Ave, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

LINCOLN 81 coamol t.dT,l iully
s sSSSaP $3.50 s Or Oii.r. On 81 S.Sssi
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
McIlerriin

Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Collier and
family. Of t'armvilIe, Garland
FoWlkcs, Of Penn Argyll, Penn sat
j G FoWlks and wife, Of Edenton
N a.. Mr. and Mrs Ienoid
f'oWlkcs. Of Hanover, Mr. and Mrs,
Maury Price and family Of GreWe,
We're week end visitors Of MIS- ~
II FoWlks Mrs George McPeek,
NJ PhNlllsburp. N \ also VISITED
there
MISS Ella Winston spent Inst
week with MI and Mrs. Joe SIbuld
Of New Port
Mrs EDWIN E.lhs, of Alexandria,
spent TIE week with II J Win
aton
Mrs Hurt iIonorcd
Mr and Mrs 4 y HUT spent
sunday With MIS- G n Hurt who
WAS honored on her birthday with q
dinner gwen nv her son and daugh
tcr-in law Mr. and Mrs, Joe Hurt,
M Pleasant Grove
Mrs J II FoWlks and Mr. and
MIS- Lcnold Fowlkes visited rrla-
tiyes ~ Blnelicld WI VA tins
week
NI ann Mrs Charles Jones and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Darlington Heights News
Bobbsey Located
After Two Weeks

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.i, .+..n " p..,e, ~a f.e..ts
NJ ,,5.+,-s4 r...5.sa.. ,n.f ,.i,,r'l,.s.
5 5sa 4.l i IL pasl. .>>o..,b
800 ~ ~ p.,., $500
5 ,+ y r5al.a W
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05

Women announced Council plans
recently for erecting a Freedom
memorial to Mary Mcleod Be-
thune, founder of the organiza-
ton. The announcement came as
the National Council was adj
journing its 23rd Annual Con-
vention at their Council House,
1918 Vermont Avenue, N. w.
Tentative plans call for the
memorial to be located in Lin
coin Park. 1t would be the first
statue erected in honor of Ne
gro in the Nations Capital.
The unwilling of the Bethune
Memorial on January l, 1868
would coincide with the Tooth an
nlversary of Negro freedom
gained when Lincoln signed the
Emancipation Proclamation in
1868.
The proposed memorial will be
under the administration of the
NCNW Educational Foundation
whicr will oversee the momentous
project. 1t will be financed by
mass fund raising campaign aim
ed primarily at Negro women
throughout the nation. They will
be asked to give penny for each
year of freedom since the historic
signing of the Proclamation dur
ing the Civil War
The program will get under
way officially on January l,
1859 when the Council will call
a public meeting in Lincoln Park
to outline details Of the four
year project. Congressman, gov-'
eminent officials and educational
leaders will participate in the
mass meeting designed to gain
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05
Florida Scion Urged to Save
100000 Propaganda Fund

Florida legislator who proposed the raising million
dollar fund spread prosegrgaon propaganda the North
has been advised ito the money"
The expert advice given free State Representa-
W H Reedy of Leesburgh by Roy Wilkins, executive
the National Association the Advancement
Coored during the address delivered
mass meeting OF Miami NAACP Miami Sunday
Representative Reedy the NAACP leader noted had pro
posed that 100000000 be raised the South engage
public relations firm sell the North why the South
needs segregation advise Representative the
money The North pretty we'll informed what segrega
ton in the South.
What would Representative Reedy sell to the North? Mr.
Wilkins asked "Woud he sell the savage segregated justice
represented by Sheriff Willis Mccall who shot handcufed
Negro prisoner he transferring him from Raiford for
trial ordered by the Supreme Court? Would he sell the
bombmurder of Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Moore Minis, Fa
the NAACP? Would he sell the slaughter of Negro prisoner
already blinded by Homestead Fla last Tuesday,?
The Florida legislator he asserted Twill have up
with something else He could find public relations firm
you find anything when you have million dollars
spend But the firm could deliver the goods Making
bage smell like ~hane No. bordering npos
sble Besides, too many people in the truth"
Mr. Wilkins further urged Governor Leroy Collins, who
has been advocating national conference the desegrega
ISSUE ito steps within his stae-to assemble
devise plan how proceed with de-
segregation Fordas public schools Here proper place
sovereignty he said Why wait for feder
al commission southern commission act of Con-
gess? We sincerely to Governor Collins because we
he sncere) that he call together the wisdom of the
responsible white coored citizens of Florida and proceed to
plan that will place this great state the side of sanity
and observance of law
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05
BUSINESS MEMS
SLATE REVEALS
PLATFORM

The school board slate of
candidates, consisting of the
following business leaders, Ted
L. Lamb, w. F. Rector, Ever
EFT Tucker, jr. Russell II. Mat
son jr. and Mrs. Charles w.
Stevens, reveals the platform
upon which the race is being
made for the voters to decide
in an election Saturday to sup
plement a school board that
became a non-entity when a.
members quit
The 5-point platform begins:
81. Operate with honesty, inte-
gritty and business ability the
Little Rock School District.
The platform closes:
IS. Use every legal means to
open all of the schools in the
Little Rock District on seq
regated basis
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05

Gary, Indiana, visited their par
ents and other relatives during
the Thanksgiving holidays. He is
the son Of Mrs. Sophie Smith, and
she is the daughter of Mrs. Bessie
Walker. Also visiting relatives
during the holidays were Lois
Dunn and Verla Mae Spence OF
st. Louis. Miss Vida Lee Wal
lace became the bride of Leon
Madden on Thanksgiving night
The ceremony was performed at
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05

the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Wallace. The bride was
given in marriage by her father
Miss Vera Spence was maid OF
honor and Cal White served as
best man. Rev. A. Jones officiated.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05
Marche
Mrs. G. Brown

UAIo' u DIUWU
The East Wing church and
singing union of the Middle West
ern district, convened at the Trim
ity Grove Baptist church Satur-
day and Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
Ruben Smith and children of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05

QUEEN TAKES A TROPHY-Mss Patricia
Bryant, II year old business college coed was
crowned miss Capital Classic" in halftime
ceremonies of the recent annual gridron event
at Griffith stadium in Washington, D. C.
Above the beautiful young lady receives
trophy from Horace E. Cocroft, Washington
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05
NCNW Plans
Memorial TO
DR.. Buthune

Dorothy l. Heigh, President Of
the National Council of Negro
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-05

public support of the undertake
ing.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03

Y MoToRES
1aOl S. W. 9th AVENUE,
g.. W..

taN s. W. 9th AVENUE,
MIAMI, FLA.
! sierra Sierra s; nj n aass' P psSs ] y B / ] Motor as'i ! =.
! TslsSFs n nsFss P Delta + - y y l lIs!sss9 Motor Motor ( # II:
s T TslsSFS O. &c s sanso n pets Ss io5 ~ sA-s Mesr Meter Z HP rs AP'
; Iijsssrs msTss Dslts n. NJ is s5s ! hs Motor I | HR FIR.
+ S S,sss DE- n s1Isr 5 %sFsa I Dslta ss Ns A Y ;s,.1 sSsoF M Is H T mp
& s=arrsnadoITs iays5tida, p = I g. asajo; Duro DxF| sssss
L Sierra err circuit circular Craftsman n No i%1s-ss5s L. RMIatat y MP.
& S SIss5s Craftsmen + nss, s s3.f %s,s,a q ssa3 IS s. 81 les, Sss,s , :.
Z Sierra caladora Craftsman, sin motor. 10 ~iOs-asl5O.
! s PrG%pD d %aIsa r Dsts con cr.f notsr NJ Ma a1sss g up
q Torno mecanieo ski, No IL 1888. Motor asHp.
u B s.eT Rock circular d. b. Smith Mesa SSzeS' Motor . hp'
M Torno Atlas en su pedestal. Motor " HIP.
Il compresor Westinghouse tipo G. NJ T.sA4a con su ssnque
rs eompresor M&E Moaern Equipment complete. Motor
Is Pulidora doble Queen City No 1851. Motor / HIP.
: PU1isors s9slf m! %are se Bald %s,.I M s% ] ! ZIP.
70 RaanuradOra Excel type Cab. B. 725. $ cuehHlss. Motor
30 Mess con dos ponehadores de pie No 80. DB. Die Works,
s Pssssssss . . ss%sssssSs sS Rssslsy : q ssa Psa,l No ,ssl4.
s sssaiaa singer asni izsieis H %edsfs a eea' s5 81 '''4s'
81 MStSr I pal ap portatl Emerson Electric ModiO s-se5Bs-
g Reloi marcador de tempo international.
g g EstinsuiSsF E salfsIt e. y. s ssis.ss.
Al Tanque1 hidraulco Ortman Mill Mach, modeo b. Air
No 115050.
42 Sierra de mesa sin motor 100000 Sears, Roebucks.
43 Lijadora sin motor.
A Motor electrico Craftsman 1S HIP.
As Piedra esmeril y cepillo de aIambre, montado en- base
sin motor.
46 Extractor de aie con motor.
Al Ventilador de tres paletas.
AZ yentilad0r de mesa 24".
g 1 4asaE sSn a De- IS" eop para sa P Ssse . p ptsestsl etc. t. g con 'u sa
E EsHss' d E s'P PEaiss..' De r5 ssslD. sss' Ai. ss2sss T Hss sss;ri sss ss, slRs ,..
sS5S ,sE1 5SRs 4 * ( 4 Is & + : ssss i, 4 49, = Esss s3sss;aa' n
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03

cAsERos

Regalo de Madres Pajaritos amestrados,
cockatiel love birds, periquitos -
MO 1892.
(30S6) II
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11
%sOrprendio York
con su BriIIunte
Demonstration

|. LONDRES, enero 10. (United)-
Los encuentros de desempate jul
gados por la Copa de la Association
INGLESA DE Futbol, produjeron
una importante sorpresa.
York, de tercera division, derro-
to a su poderoso c~ontrario de pri,
mera, Birmingham City, por 80
y esperan que la buena racha con-
tinue cuando Sc enfrente a otro
club de primera division, ell Boil
ton, en- la cuarta rueda de la COM
petencia.
Ell desempate entire Aston vi
liza y Stoke eel primero ganador
de la Copa del aho pasado- cast
causa otra sorpresa. AL terminar
ell primer tempo Stoke iba delan-
tie 81, pero posteriormente Aston
empato a 8. S. jugo media bora
extra, sin que njnguno de los dos
bandos consiguiese aotar.
Deberan enfrentarse nuevamen.
tie para decidir cual equipo pasa
a la rueda siguiente.
Resultados de hoy: South End
2. Liverpool 8 Chalton /. Huders-
field o. Brasley 0. Hull 2. Aston
Villa 8. Stoke 3. York 8. Birmin-
CHAM o.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11

riendose. "En estos dias soy un
hombre trabajador''.
McDougald, quien a los 20 amos
finalmente Sc ha asegurado Ell pues-
to de torpedero de los Yankees,
explico que ha iniciado I'm servi-
clio de mantenimiento en- Nutley,
New Jersey.
"Tengo siete empleados para linn
piar ~ventanas, cuatro para encerar
pisos y cuatro camiones en- las
c~arreteras", dijo. "Muchas veces
estoy que no Sc 10 que estoy ha-
ciendo y me sentire aliviado GUAM
do llegue ell momento de ir al Sur
para ell entrenamiento primaveral,
pues Sc que ALI tendre descanso."
-Su amplia sonrisa explico Ell
chiste. Pues McDougald ha demos
rtado a traves de los amos que es
ell jugador mas trabajador en- Ell
team Yankee, al igual que ell mas
versatil. Colocado en- todas las po-
sociones del infield, encabezo los
antesalistas de la Liga en- fielding
en- 1858, a los camareros en- 1855
y ell ano pasado finalmente Sc hizo
cargo del puesto de short stop, para
demostrar ser ell mejor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11
Curtu vieiu
Guno Doble a
Chesterfield

Panama, enero 10 (UP) - E.
equipo Carta Vieja derroto por par
tida doble al Chesterfield, por Gin.
CO a tres en- ell primer desafio, q
siete entradas, y por cinco a tres
tambien, en- ell segundo.
En- ell primer juego, los lanzado.
res Jerry Davie y Bob Aylmer com.
binaron sus esfuerzos para permi.
tir solo dos incogibles al Chester.
field.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
PRIMER JUEGO:
Chesterfield 900 900 321
Carta Vieja 013 10 5 8 0
Robinson, Lisondro CO. y Cobos;
Dayie, Aylmer Cd y Shantz. G:
Davie (6-2). L: Robinson (3-3).
SEGUNDO JUEGO
Chesterfield 600 300 900 81 O
Carta Vieja 020 O30 COX 5 8 2
o'Reilly, Osorio (6) y Cobos;
Duser, Aylmer az y Lopez. G: Ayl.
mer (2-). L: O'Reilly (12).
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11
!. g. DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS
cUARITA LUCE GRAN FAVoRITo EN- FL
MIAMI FRONTON JAI = ALAl
.Por AUGUSTA PHOTO

Sin duda alguna que I'M de los
peloteros de mas colorido entire las
~estrellas de pelota vasca del MIA
MI FRONTON JAI-ALAI es ell
gran zaguero GUARITA. Este ma
ravilloso atleta vasco, hace levan-
tar innumerables veces, a todos los
aficionados de sus asientos, con
las espectacuIares jugadas que
efectua, tanto en- quinielas senci-
Has como en- duplas. Esta tenn
porada Guarita no ha estado toda-
via a la altura de otros amos, pero
en- los ultimos dias va ha tenido
d~estellos de estar entrando en-
forma.
ESta noche toma parte en- Qua
tro eventos y luce con grandes po-
sibilidades de trjunfo en- los cua-
tro. La primera e que 10 we're
mos en- la cancha sera en- ell quinto
evento, acompanado del delantero
Echeverria, que esta jugando mu-
cho. Despues en- la septima qui-
niela llevara en- los "cuadros ale
gres" a SUI primo Guara, jugador
muy SECURE y de gran habilidad.
Mas tarde en- la "quiniela de los
campeones", la octava, lleva la po-
sicion ndmero cuatro y para ter
minar la noche va en- pareja con
Solozabal que esta tambien jugan-
do horrores.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11

mas, y hombreS, saba como SON
seirle a los umpires y despues sol
tarle una andanada en- S~anscrito.
RUDY YORK
Martin, I'm frustrado chofer que
una e fue ell a~ntesalista de pc
cho mas duro debe ser preservado
en- bronco (aun muchos de sus ma
nagers creen ESQ tambien); Rudy
York con SUI calva debe ir a Coo
perstown como deferencia a las
burlas que tuvo que sufrir de sus
antecesores indios y Stirnweiss me-
rece ell viajecito por haber CANA
do un champion bate en- 1916 con
solo 1909, ell promedio mas bajo ga
nador de csc titulo en- 40 amos.
Puede que a muchos no lie gus
tie ell envio de Durocher a Coo
perstown. Pero contribuy6 con al
go para la posteridad con SUI Erase:
"Los tipos buenos finalizan en- ell
sotano".
Por ESQ es que me pregunto,
Gque diablos hizo para tenerlo en-
ell decimo lugar,
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11

que merece I'm premio.
"Hombre, no..
Lon Warneke merece Tin vote
no solo porque fue un gran pit
cher. Hay cientos de buenos lama
dores. Pero ninguno de elloS tie
ne I'm apodo mas bonito al de Ell:
Gel Sinsonte de Arkansas.
Bordagaray merece un nicho y
20 10 respaldare. Que otro antesa-
lista, dire 20, ha jugado la esqui-
ma caliente con I'm mostacho,
UNA BURLA SIN GOMEZ
Ell Hall de la Fama sin Gomez es
una burla. Els verdad, podfa Ian
Ear, pero SUI sentido del humor no
tiene parallel. Como la vez en-
que TODD ell mundo decia Guam in
teligente era Tony Lazzeri. En- I'm
batazo de double play por ell box,
en- ell que Tony no tenia NADIA que
yer, Gomez lie tira la bola al asom-
brado Lazzeri.
"Bueno'', dijo Lefty, "todo Ell
mundo dice que eres inteligente.
Quiero yer que til haces ahora".
Moe Berg merece estar ALI por-
que es ell hombre mas inteligente y
sabio que ha llegado a las Mayo
res. Podia hablar nueve, o SO lido.