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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
Colombia Presentard Plan Para
Combatir La Pobreza En- Nuestro
Hemisferio Y Reforzar a La OEA
'Pide Frecuentes ConsuItus Entire
los CunciIIeres de las Americas
Por HENRY RAYMOND

WASHINGTON, Sept. o.
(UPD-Colombia dio a como.
Ger hoy I'm plan destinado a
poner fin a la controversial de
como iniciar programa intera-
mericano de fomento economi-
co y consolidar la union poll
tica, puntos principales que
t~rataran aqui los cancilleres
americanos en- SUI reunion del
martes y microbes.
Ell plan colombiano contem
pla frecuentes consultas de los
81 cancilleres y energicas direc-
twas a la Organization de los
Estados Americanos (OEA) pa
ra que apresure las medidas DIES
tinadas a preparation de reco
mendaciones para combatir la
pobreza y la inestabilidad eco
monica. .
Ell pensamiento de la nacion
sudamericana fue dado a como
Ger por ell Ministro de Relacio-
mes Exteriores, DR.. Julio Cesar
Turbay Ayala, en- entrevista con
United Press international pc
co despues de llegar aqui para
la conferencia.
Ell plan esta destinado, en- ell
fondo, a poner fin a I'm desa-
cuerdo entire Brasil y Mexico
sobre la forma en- que debe en-
cararse ell problema del fomen
to.
Ell Presidente Brasileno, JUS
celino K%ubitschek, ha pedido
la creacion de una comlsi6n de
81 naciones, que Sc establece-
ria en- Washington, para COMO
Ger proyectos especificos. Mexi
co Sc ha opuesto a esta sugeren-
cia, basandose en- que la OEA
tiene SUI propio mecanismo para
estimular la cooperation eco
monica.
Turbay Ayala dijo, que ell
plan colombiano combina los
dos objetivos de accion rapida
y eficiente, para combatir ell
retraso economico y revitali-
Ear la organization interameri-
cana.
Las reuniones de cancillereS,
explico, tendrian ell efecto de
un "Comite de Vigilancia" so
bre la OEA. acusada en- ocasio-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23

81 los representatives que com
ponen ell Senado no son perso-
mas diectas a mi persona, es To-
giLo que no sea Waldo ell fallo.
RuJas Pinllla sigui0 diciendo:
Con reiacion a los processes que
cursa la Camara de Represen-
tantes, 10 que yo pido son am
piias garantias para que ell pue-
olo escuche 10 que tengo que de-
cir en- mi defensa. Estoy con-
yencido que demestrare que to-
do 10 que Sc ha tejido contra mi
son unica y exclusivamente
mendaces calumnias.
"Yo puedo, sin fatigarme, re-
batir la falsedad de todas esas
dcusaclones y podre hablar
ounce dias seguidos. Sobre
otros cargos que he leido en-
los periodicos colombianos, de
silpuestas intervenciones mias
en- Ell norte de Santander, me
seria facil limitarme a reprodu-
cir las palabras que en- I'm BAN
quote pronuncie sobre la actua-
cion del entonces gobernador,
con las que pronunciation los re-
presentantes de los partidos
conservador y liberal reproduce
das en- cinta magnetof6nica. Es-
pero tranquilo que TODD Sc acla-
re Con absolute diafanidad'.
Contestando a preguntas del
corresponssal. dijo ignorar ell
tempo de SUI permanencia en-
Colombia con SUI hijo Carlos, pc
70 desde luego SUI esposa CONT
nuara en- Espana residiendo en-
Las Palmas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23

"Tambisn Sc eonceden credi.
tos para meiorar los pastos
construir cercas, estanques, ca.
var pozos y comprar equipos."
DESORDEN Y DEFICIT
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-
(UPI)-El Ministro de Relacic.
mes Exteriores de Venezuela di-
10 hoy que a pesar de las decla:
raciones extravagantes, de ha,
be1 fomentado ell progreso y Ii
riqueza de Venezuela, Marcos
Perez Jimenez, ell dictator de-
puesto, no dejo mas que de-
sorden y deficits presupuestAs
rios.
Ell nuevo goblerno; segdn di-
10 Ell Canciller Rene de Sofa,
tlene ahora la labor ingrata de
tener que informar a sus veci-
nos, que Venezuela no es la tie
ira de la abundancia y de recur-
sos illmitados, de que hablaban
los propagandistas de Perez.
De Sofa atac6 a la dictadura
de Perez Jimenez en- entrevista
que dio a la United Press In
ternatlonal al llegar a Washing,
ton para la conferencia de can
-cilleres americanos que comen.
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23

mes de perder ell tempo en- de.
bates de p~rocedimiento y pro
tocolo, en- lugar de concentrar.
Sc en- soluciones practicas.
Ell Secretario de Estado Nor.
teamericano John Foster Dull.
les, va ha expresado Ell apoyc
de este pals a las reuniones mas
frecuenteS, y Sc sabe que IL
mayoria de las naciones latino.
americans favorecen igualmen
te, la idea.
Turbay dijo que tales inter,
cambios de opiniones no oficia.
les tendrian las siguientes ven
tajas:
Su naturaleza informal y
confidential Serviria para des,
pejar malentendidos, que de
otra manera pudiesen perjudi-
car la amiStad hemisferica;
Los estudios periodicos, en-
csc nivel, de la labor de la OEA
corregirian la p~resente debili-
dad de la alianza y lie darian
nueva vida;
-Originaria una accion con-
centrada en- la Asamblea Gene
raj de las Naciones midas, pa
ra dar a America Latina un lu-
gar preponderante, y contra
rrestar ell recientemente aumen-
to de fuerza de los bloques asia
tico y arabe.
La idea de conversaciones en-
ire cancilleres para robustecer
las relaciones hemisfericas fue
sugerida inicialmente por ell pre-
decesor de Turbay Ayala, Ell DR..
Carlos SAM de Santamaria, en-
I'm discourse que pronuncio ante
ell consejo de la OEA ell IS de
abril pasado, con OCCASION del
dia Panamericano.
FL actual canciller colombia
no fue mas lejos, sin embargo,
sugiriendo que lie agradaria yer
que una reunion de jefes de es-
tado desc mayor impulse al
desenvolvimiento economico in
teramericano.
"Debemos utilizar todos los
medios posibles para agilizar
los contactos entire nuestros pue
bios mediante reuniones direc-
tas de sus dirigentes", dijo, mo
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
Rojas PiniI|a Sale de Madrid;
Refutard Todo Cargo, Declare

MADRID, Sept. % (UPD-
Ell Expresidente de Colombia,
General Gustavo Roias Pinilla,
acompanado de ST. esposa, aban-
doE6 Madrid esta tarde para
traslddarSe unUs dias a Barcelo-
ma con ell proposito de llegar a
Paris en- los dltimos dias de sep
tiemure.
ConverSandO en- ell Palace Ho-
tel oonde Sc ha hospedado du-
cante su estancia en- Madrid, di-
10 a la UPI que lleva sus So
amos con buena sa1ud, aun GUAM
do trecuentemente tiene que
consular con los medicos Sobre
ligeros traStornos ~internos.
Aparentemente Rojas Pinilla
no. es hombre impresionante,
conservando normal su sistema
rervioso "Estoy al tanto = dijo
- de las noticias que Sc publ
can en- mi pals relacionadas con
mi actuacion como jefe de esta-
do.
Asegura la comision acusado-
m de la Camara de Represen-
tantes que esta estudiando 81
procede hacer publlcos los car
COS de que yo constituf una So
ciedad sin requisites legales pa
"a obtener prestamos bancarios
cor mis- familiares. Hay que
partir de la base de que los SUI
marios son secretos y que, en-
81 case de probar esos casos que
Sc me formulan, deberan pasar
al Senado para enjuiciarme.
Co1vertida la Camars entonces
en- tribunal de conciencia, v
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
IfIUenciu de Ia
America Lutinu
en- Ia PoIiticu
MUndiulAumentu
POr N

WASHINGTON, Sept. %. -
(UPD.-Se afirm6 aqui que uno
de los temaS principles de la
conserencia de Ministries de Re-
lacloneS Exteriores, que Sc ini-
clara aqui hoy martes, sera ell
del establecimiento de un siste-
ma de c~onsultas que de a Anne
RIGA Latina una mayor influen-
cia en- las decisiones politicas
del mundo libre.
.FIentes autorizadas NANTES
taron que ell Secretario de Es-
tado norteamericano, John Eos
ter Dulles, proyecta subrayar
eSa question en- ell discourse inau-
gural de la conferencia que du-
rara dos dias. Ello sera la res
puesta de Estados Unidos a las
reiteradas r~eclamaciones lati-
nOamericanaS de que Sc consul
te, en- vez de dictar, a esos pal
sss sobre las attitudes a seguir,
81 es que America Latina ha de
formar parte de la alianza occi-
dental. Alegan los gobiernos la
tinoamericanos que, aunque Sc
psSe por alto otras razones, es
n%ecesario prestar mayor aten-
cion a las republicas latinoame-
ricanas por SUI extension, pobla-
clon y potential.
Sc cree que Dulles propon-
dra la celebration de reuniones
periodicas de los Ministries de
RR. EE de las 81 republicas
americans, ash como que Sc es-
tablezca una mas estrecha con-
sulta sobre los problemas mum
dlalcs entire los miembros de la
Organization de Estados Ameri-
canOs (OEA).
La atencion principal de la
cohlerencla, SIN embargo, recae-
ra en- los problemas econ6micos
y en- la amenaza que ellos cons
tltdyen para la seguridad he
misferlca.
Ell PreSidente de Brasil, JUS
cellno Kubitschek, ha instado 2
Estados Unioos, a respaldar un
programa de fomento de gran
alcance para eliminar la miseria
en- TOGO ell continente. Su Minis
trC de RI. EE., Francisco Ne
grso de Lima, pedira probable.
mente a la conferencia que
apruebe la formation de una CO.
mission especial, con sede en-
Washington, para estudiar pro-
blemas economicos especifieos
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23

John M. Fem, Professor Aso-
ciado de Lenguas Romances, de
la Universidad Duke, que ha es-
tado dando conferencias sobre
literature norteamericana en- la
Uniyersidad de Chile, es autor
del comentario en- ell que dice
en- parte:
LA declinacion habida en- la
venta de libros en- Chile, indica
que la inflacion puede ser tan
desastrosa para ell mundo lite
rario como para ell mercado (de
viveres). Cuando ell precio de
una novela Sc triplica, como
ocurrio recientemente en-
Santiago, y ell asalariado prone
dio tiene dificultades para equi.
llbrar SUI presupuesto, no es
sorprendente que la literature
sea considerable un lujo margi.
nal y que la industrial del libro
sienta los agudos efectos de la
economic casera."
En- vista de la. situacion, dice
Fem, no Sc publican tantos Ii
bros debido a la accumulation
de obras. "El efecto neto -di.
ce- ha sido una notable dismi.
nucion en- la creacion novelist.
ca. La novela de Chile Sc en-
cuentra en- estado de congela.
cion."
Pero senala dos excepciones,
en- SUI comentario que ell peri6.
dico publica con ell titulo de
"Una Carta BESIDE Chile: Adios
al Septimo de Linea, de Jorge
(Pasa a Ia nag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
POr JOSEPH TAYLOR

vigilancia politica especial como
medida de precaucion".
Por SUI parte, ell Ministro de
Defensa, Oral. Jose Lopez En-.
riquez reptile declaraciones an
teriores diciendo: La situacion
es NORMAL en- TODD ell pals. Con-
sideramos que no debe haber
motive para preocuparse por
los rumores, va que ellos no
son slno ESQ, rumores en- cuya
diffusion tiene mucho interes
cierta gente."
La prensa de Caracas cast no
Sc ocup6 hoy de los rumores
con exception del p~eriodico CO.
munlsta "Tribuna Popular, que
salio con I'm titHlar que decia:
Guerra de nervios prepare ell
nuevo golpe de estado reaccio-
MARIO y luego declaraba que
les golpistas y los conspiradores
contindan activos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
lnfIaci0n Afecta Publication
y Venta de Libros en- Chile

NUEvA YORK, Sept. 81
(UPI)-Ls inflscion ha afecta-
do la. publication y venta de IL
bros en- Chile, dice hoy I'm ar
ticulo aparecido en- la seccion
libros de la edicion dominica
del New York Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
ldun Named Best Distuff
Horse by Troiners' Group

established in 1855. The 3-year-
old Misty Morn was named in
1855. In 1856. the winner was
Blue Sparkler. a 4-year-old.
The Alta did not move Idun
into the list Of 10 greatest
American race mares, however.
The ranking Is headed by CAL
lorette. Others. in order. are
Twilight Tear. Regret. Top
Flight. Miss Woodford. Busher.
Beldame. Princess Doreen. Be-
witch and imp.
Idun broke her first record
before ever setting foot on a
race track when she brought
$50. 900 at the 1856 Keeneland
yearling sales. highest ever for
q filly. Last season she won
eight consecutive races and
earned $500. 955. surprising Top
Flights 1881 record Of s2l9, 900
for a juvenile FLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Red Wings Modify
Charge on Injury

DETROIT. Jan. 20 R.-Jack
Adams, Detroit Red Wings gen.
eral manager, says he was not
eriticizing the Boston club or
Its officials when he accused two
Bruin players Of deliberately In
Turing Detroit's Gordie Howe.
Adams said Sunday that Leo
Boivin and Real Chevrefils
staged q "dirty play" that side
lined Howe for a month with
two broken ribs.
The Red Wings Official said
yesterday he was standing by
his statement about Howe's In
jury but said he did not mean
to infer the incident was tn
spired or directed by the Bos-
ton management.
Certainly this was not my
intention" he said. II have too
high a respect for men like
Milt Schmidt Bruins COACH
and Lynn Patrick Bruins gen.
eral manager TO believe they
would direct any such action. /"
Clarence Campbell. National
Hockey League president, said
ne would make a full investiga-
ton Of the incident and ask
Adams for an explanation OF
his accusations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Unbeoten Swede Is Rebuffed
In Bid for Shot at Patterson

STOCKHOLM. Jan. 30 (R.-
Ingemar Johansson Of Sweden.
the forgotten man in the
heavyweight picture. has chal-
lenged World Champion Floyd
Patterson to meet him in a
title fight but has been turned
down by Patterson's manager.
Johansson, the undefeated
European champion, will risk
his crown against Joe Erskine.
the British Empire ruler. at
Goteberg February 81. Erskine
appears set 10 meet Patterson
in London In June II he defeats
Johansson.
Il am willing TO meet Pat
terson any time. but ] have a
feeling ! am altogether left
out Of this British-American
squabble over title fights" said
the 25-year-old Swede.
Johansson. winner Of all 10
Of his pro fights. made his COM
ment on the New York an
nouncement that Gus D'Amato.
Patterson's manager, and Brit
ish Promoter Harry Levene had
agreed in principle" on an
Erskine-Patterson title fight
provided Erskine defeats Jo-
hanson.
In New York. D'Amato said
Johansson doesn't figure In his
current plans.
Hes a latecomer," D'Amato
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

WILMINGTON. Del. Jan. 20
up. - Idun. the indicated
2-year-old fllly champion last
year, has been named the best
lilly or mare regardless Of age
In 1857 by members Of the
American Trainers Association.
In the balloting conducted
by Delaware Park. Mrs. Charles
Ulrick Bays champion received
~ votes Of the 40 cast.
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Fucker
Up, the champion handicap
mare. received IL votes. The
Calumet Farms Princess Turia,
winner Of the 1857 Delaware
Handicap. received four, and
the Claiborne Farms Bayou,
the champion 3-year-old filly,
received two.
Idun. bay daughter Of Royal
Charger-Tige o. My Heart, by
Bull Lea. Is the first 2-year -old
to be selected since the poll was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
SHAW
ContInued Prom PAGE C-l

Continued From Page C-l
tirement TO take the Job he
coached the San Francisco
Forty-Niners for nine years. He
played football at Notre Dame
and In his 24-year coaching
career handled teams at North
Carolina State. Nevada and
Santa Clara.
His three assistants at the
Academy-Lt. Byron Gillory,
II. Martin jenkins and 1t.
Jesse Bounds--all have con-
cluded regular tuors OF duty
here and are being reassigned.
Shaw. in California when the
announcement was made, made
no direct comment on the days
events. But Vince Mentally,
general manager OF the Phila-
delphia Eagles, said he doubted
that Shaw wants TO return to
pro football.
He refused to rule out the
possibility that Shaw may be
considered as successor TO Hugh
Devore as head coach Of the
Eagles. But, Mentally = COM
mented. I'm sure he ytdnt
resign on my account"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Hogan Maps Plans
To Play in Three
.Mojor Journeys

FORT WORTH. Tex, Jan.
20 Rl.--Ben Hogan says he
win play in three golf tourna-
ments this year. He viii at
tempt to win the Masters tour
nament for the third time and
the Fort Worth Colonial and
National Open titles each for
the nth time.
Hogan. who win be 46 In
August. now heads q Arm
which manufactures golf clubs.
After the Open. I'll come
back and so to work." he said.
He said business has occu-
pied most Of his time since he
withdrew from the 1857 Open
without playing q round be-
cause Of a back ailment. He
said he Is in good physical
condition now.
I've played six rounds Of
golf since the Open. I guess,
Hogan added. Il haven't prac-
ticed much. either"
He and his wife. Valera. viii
leave Saturday for Palm
Beach. Fla. and he plans to
practice and play golf every
day" through February and
March.
From Florida he will 60 TO
Augusta. Ca. and the site OF
the Masters 70 be played April
3-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Severino Takes Trophy
In 4-Mon BobsIed Race

Brakeman John Camden. a
Of Manhasset. N. Y, Bob
Hagemes. %. Allentown. Pa.
and Calerence Sutton OF Hamp-
ton. Va.
Two spills involving Italian
and Swiss sleds on the dam
gerous Bayern curve may have
seriously injured both pilots.
They were rushed to q hospital.
Dindo De Martin. driver Of
the Italian champion four
man sled. suffered q possible
fractured hip bone. Anton
Gartman. pilot Of the No. 3
Swiss sled, suffered deep cuts
under his left eye and . pos
sible fracture to q bone Of his
face.
A German sled. piloted by
Hans Roesch. was second In
1885 followed by world
championship Swiss sled. driven
by Hans Zoller. in l:i4.l7.
Before the Fox race. Benham
turned in the fastest heat in
q practice run. This did not
count in the trophy race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Hood Tops Trobert.
In As Minutes in
Aussie Pro 7 Quincy

MELBOURNE. Jan. 20 R.-
Pancho Gonzales defeated Ken
Rosewall l0-e, 6-3 in the
$50, 900 Australian professional
round-robin tournament last
night. but he said 1t was his
toughest struggle Of the tourna-
ment so far.
For the first 10 games Con-
zales struggled TO hold service
but finally smashed his way
through. Rosewall then wilted
under the continued pressure.
Lew Hoad maintained an I'M
beaten run. easily beating Tony
Trabert. s - 3, 6 - 3, In IS
minutes.
Pancho Segura upset Sedg-
man. 3-6. 6-3. Ga in q game
Of errors. Segura's victory broke
Sedgman's run and leaves Hoad
as the only unbeaten player in
the tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

Hendrix Steak House. B. Frank
JOY and Pegge's Fashion Gen.
ter.
Miller High. 1914; Bass.
1920; Bandbox. 1922; Ger
annie Tile. 1922: MPM Mar
ket. 1924; Buckingham Furni-
ture, 1924; Kotzin's, 1925;
Beall's ESQ. 30-27: Mann's,
30-27; Pegge's Fashion Center,
1929: Martin & Boyd. 1920:
cav Sport Shop, 27-30: Rod
n Reel. 1851; Paramount,
1881: Thompson's Transfer,
2l-36: Hendrix Steak House,
2l-36: B. Frank Joy. 1889:
Roma, l0-47.
For the first time this sea-
son. the District Mems Major
League failed TO produce q 400
set. Nearest approach was
Fosco Fattorini's 152-397 for
cellarite National Bohemian,
which shaded runnerup Pepsi
Cola.
This enabled Falls Church
Furniture. which edged Chevy
Chase Chevrolet. TO boost its
lead to five games. Wheeler
Restaurant won two from 81
lent Sales Coin Machines.
The standings: Falls Church,
1921; Pepsi. 1926: Chevy
Chase. 5000: Wheeler, 1881
and National Bohemian, 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Team Match
Opens Card
At Capitol

Strength against science will
be one of the features Of to-
morrow nights wrestling show
Iat Capitol Arena,
The team match will present
q pair Of rough. strong brothers.
John and Chris ToIos. against
Ia more erudite pair. DR.. Jerry
Graham and Prof. Roy Shire.
This viii open the program at
$3.50 and will not be televised.
Another pair Of brothers,
Dom and Mark levin, are on
the list of athletes performing
tomorrow night. Dom is
matched against the Sheik Of
Arab. a newcomer who made a
successful debut last week. and
Mark goes against Skull Muir
ply. Others will be Rick Starr
against Bozo Brown. and Luis
Martinez against Gene Du-
buque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Wyoming Gridmon
Sentenced in Theft

LARAMIE. Wyo.. Jan. 20 up.
Angelo Mosca, 26O-pound
University Of Wyoming football
player. yesterday pleaded guilty
to a charge Of grand larceny
He was given a suspended SEN
tence Of 1918 months In prison
and placed on probation for
two years.
Mosca was accused of steal
ing clothing. an electric razor
and a typewriter from a parked
truck in Laramie December 20.
The university Cancelled Mos
cas- athletic scholarship two
days before his arrest for what
Coach Bob Devaney called
scholastic deficiency and disci-
plinary reasons"
Mosca transferred 10 Wyo-
ming last fall from Notre Dame.
where he was q first-string
tackle In 1856. He was in
eligible for varsity competition
last fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Market Basket
|TopsCoasfFieId

ARCADIA. Calf, Jan. 20 LP,.
Mrs. Connie Rings Market
Basket viii spot II fiIlies and
mares from eight to 20 pounds
today IN the 18th running Of
the $20.0 50 Santa Maria Handi-
cap at Santa Anita.
Winner Of the recent Santa
Monica Handicap at Santa
Anita with 122 pounds up.
Market Basket win tote 125 to-
day. Ballet Khal, Rex Els
worth's likely looking filly, has
been assigned lit, and will
have Willie Shoemaker aboard.
The winner viii get $l7,500.
The veteran Johnny Adams.
who has been sidelined several
weeks by bad back. viii return
today. riding Wonga In the
eighth race.
The Santa Maria field In
order Of post positions: Solid
Rae. ll6: MORAN, IFS; Punilla,
l06; Marianne, los; Omelia,
ia; Market Basket, 125; Bal
let Khal. lit; Lealito. 1903;
Summer Story. 105; Myrtle,
Ill; Ancient Myth, los. and
Kings Mistake. l16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

GARMISCH PARTENKIR-
CHEN, Germany. Jan. 20 (R.-
Dick Severino today won the
Donna Fox Trophy for four
man bobsleds in q dash OF
1885 minutes on the l-mile
Olympic run.
Severino Of Saratoga Springs.
N. Y. thus placed himself
among the favorites for the
world four-man bobsled cham
pionship to be held next Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Other American sleds nm
ished seventh and ninth In the
special race named in honor Of
the United States bobsled Of
ficial who died nearly two years
ago. Stan Benham OF Lake
Placid. N. Y. was seventh in
l:l4.77 and Lloyd johnson Of
Madison. Wis. ninth In i:l5.28.
The three American quartets
are contesting for the two
berths allotted to this country
In the weekend champion
ships.
Severino's crew included
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DIES MONIES. Jan. 20 H7.1-
Alex KaSras. two-time An
America tackle from Iowa. win
make his professional wrestling
debut here tonight against Al
Montana. In q special oiie-fall
match with q 30-minute time
limit.
Karras said II he Is success
full he viii follow q wrestling
career for six months and de-
vote the other months TO pro-
fessional football. He has been
drafted by the Detroit Lions.
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.Lurkin Convicted
In FutuI Crush

HACKENSACK, N. j.. Jan
20 pa jury Of eight men
and four women last night
found Tippy Larkin, former
world junior welterweight box
ing champion. guilty of causing
death by reckless driving.
The jury returned its verdict
in the death Of Thomas Nc
Donough. 20. Of Ridgewood,
N. j.. after celebrating about
three and one-half hours.
Larkin. whose name out Of
the fight ring Is Anthony Pei
literi. SO. Of Garfield. will be
sentenced by Judge Arthur J.
ODea February 81 in Bergen
County Court.
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Bluir Soccer Team
Loses to WoodberN

ORANGE, Va. Jan. % (Spe-
ciaD Peter Rich booted three
goals TO lead Woodbury. Forest
School TO a 40 victory over
Montgomery Blair High School
Of Silver Spring. Nd. In a Met
ropolitan Soccer league game
here today.
The loss knocked Blair from
the unbeaten ranks. Wood
berry Forest has not lost q
league game since 1856. Two
OF Rich's goals came on penalty
kicks In the third period. Mike
Hatch scored the other goal
for Woodbury.. Woodbury. is
now 80 and Blair 81.