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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
LUCIA
(Viene de Ia Pr1mera)

dres, ST.. Denis TruScott, en- la
Mansion House (residencia Off
cial del alcalde), mientras Spit
fires y Hurricanes de la real
fderza aerea ciudadosa y costo-
samente conservados encabeza-
ban ell TRADITIONAL desfile aereo
dc este dia a unos 300 metros
de altura. Minutes antes, nueve
aparatos de GAIA superSonicos
"Javlin" de la real fuerza aerea
pasaron en- formation hacien-
do. la ~" de la victoria.
Asistieron al servicio en- la
cathedral, ell Mariscal Jefe del
Aire Sir George Mills, en- re-
presentation de la Reina lisa
bel; Ell Ministro de Defensa,
Duncan Sandys, en- representa-
cion del gobierno; y otros altos
personajes, entire elols Ell Con-
dc Attlee, Primer Ministro del
gobierno laborista de post que
ira.
La batalla de Gran Bretana
fue la acci6n aerea que debilit6
la embestida de la Luftwaffe
slemana y Gambia ell giro de la
guerra en- ell aire.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
INFLAcION
Continuation de la Pagina 81

Continuation de la Pagina 81
Inostroza, y Daniel y los Leo
mes Dorados, de Jose Manuel
Vergara.
En- cuanto a la poesia, dice
que esta no ha sido afectada va
que los poetas publican sus
obras por cuenta propia, por 10
general.
En- opinion de Fein hay en- la
escena literaria chilena I'm am.
biente de tranquilidad, con es-
casa competencia entire los au.
torres, sin division clara entire
las generaciones y sin contro-
versus de trascendencia. Isl es-
to no es una calma artificial
impuesta por las condolences
economicas dice Fein,-- la Ii
teratura chilena esta en- un
tranquilo periodic de TRANSACTION
a la espera de que asuma la d.
reccion una nueva generation"
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23

(Viene de la Pagina ~

vos para que listed piense en-
abandonar SUI hogar y desapa-
recer de su vida. Lo que ocu-
RE es que listed al pensar que
Ell tiene un hijo con otra mu-
jer, Sc muere de celos y SUI
pone que ell pueda quererla
aun. Els possible .pero tambien
es necesar1o convenir que
cuando listed Sc case con Ell
Saba la situacion en- que Sc
encontraba. Su problema de-
muestra que un hombre SOL
tero con Yin hijo es cast tan
religroso para la felicidad fu-
tura como un hUmbre casado.
Quierase o no. un hijo liga
tanto o mas que ell matrimo-
rio. En- consequence, tenga
listed paciencia, trate de ha-
Ger feliz a su marido y desc
che esas ideas violentas de Sc
psracl6n que NADIA vendrian
a resolver.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
No ha Firmado Bonos en- ReIaeion con
Nicaragua Don Alexandra tardenas
(viene de la Pagina DUs)

(Viene de la Pagina DUS)
venir al p1blico, especialmente a mis- compa-
triotas nicaragienses, que 81 llega a SUI como
cimiento, o 81 Sc solicita o pide cooperation
economical garantizada con los Bonos, de que
Sc informa, los rechacen, y denuncien a la
autoridad respectful, con la energia con que
yo protesto de csc incalificable abuse.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
DIARI0 Las AMERICAS Pag. 9

I acuerdo sobre rehabilitation del
cafe. Anadio que tambien han
sido de gran ayuda los creditos
acordados u~ltimamente, en- con.
dicioneS liberales, a Colombia,
Chile, Brasil y Peru, para ayu-
darles a contrarrestar la baja
del valor de sus exportaciones
basicas. 81
FL canciller colombiano dijo
que ell problema Immediate es
organizar un esfuerzo continue
y coniunto para reforzar econo-
mica y politicamente al Hemis-
ferio y contener, con proyeccio-
mes a largo plazo, las perturba-
clones que siguen a cada baja
de los precios de los articulos
basicos.
Advirtio que debia tenerse
culdauo para que la ayuda DE
Estados Unidos no asumiese una
naturaleza "paternalista". Dijo
que era en- interes del fabrican.
tie norteamericano ash como de
los paises menos desarrollados
cerrar la tremenda brecha en-.
tire los niveles de vida que exiss
ten en- las dos regiones.
"Creo que es evidente que
una America Latina, economical
mente sana, contribuiria a man
teDer Ell alto nivel de production
de Estades Unidos, asi como a
p~reservar la estabilidad politica
y social del Hemisferio," con-
cluy6 diciendo Ell estadista co,
lombiano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
PARTIDos
tc4..iauaci6n de Ia pSG. 81

tCAs.iauaci6n de ia paG. %
cara en- esta capital ell martes.
DesrueS de senalar que Perez
Jimenez habia prometido ayu-
da economical a Bolivia, Para
quay, Ecuador y Haiti, de Sofa
dijo que ahora ell gobierno de
Caracas Sc We Tornado a obte-
ner ayuda economical del exte-
rior, para poder r%eforzar la eco
nomIa del pals, por haber que
dado esta devastada, a conse-
cuencla de amos de despilfarro.
Ell Canciller venezolano fue
recibido en- Ell aeropuerto ma
cional por ell Secretario de Es-
tsdo Adjunto Roy r. Rubottom,
Ell Embajador de Venezuela,
Marcos Falcon Briceho, y otros
altos funcionarios.
FL Canciller de Sofa dijo que
la question primordial de Ia
nroxina conferencia es, la de la
preparation del terreno para
una amplia revision de las re.
laciones interamericanas, sobre
TODD en- ell campo econ6mico;
pero senalo que Venezuela in
Sistlra en- que TODD 10 que Sc de-
cida hacer Sc execute por con-
ducto de la Organization de Es-
tados Americanos.
"Se trata de una esplendida
organization que quizas requie-
ra Sc lie robustezca y por consi-
guiente debieramos preocurar
no proceder en- NADIA hacienda
case omiso de ella, observe de
SOFA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23

Estoy tomando las medidas del case, pa
ra responsibilities por medic de la ley, a los
autores de semejante atropello. Ell princi-
pal obieto de este aviso, ademas de prevenir
al publico, es Ell de desautorizar, como falsa,
mi firma, que CONF Sc dice, llevan esos
Bonos.
Mucho agradezco al senior Director, su
valiosa hospitabilidad, y me es grato sus
cribirme de I'd, con mi mas Distinguish con
sideracion, su alto, y S. S.
Alexandra Cardenas
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23

gran cohete autopropulsado norteamericano
como una empresa cooperative.
Este caeria en- la luna, realizaria expe-
rimentos alli y transmitiria continuamente
information a la TERRA.
Sera completamente impossible para In
glaterra-y por medic de. ella a algunos
paises de la OTAN-permanecer fuera del
programa de vuelos al espacio sideral.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
CARTAGENA -.
(Viene de la Pagina OOS)

lVIehe ue Ia faglna DOo)
las brujas vivas. Una cosa es
leer los versos del tuerto Lo-
PEI fuera de Cartagena Y
otra recorriendo la Gale del
Candilejo. Los cartageneros
eran ciegos frente a los mis-
terios de las GALES, y entire
ellos, ell tuerto era I'm rey.
Con esa guia en- la mano Sc
llega a la Gale del Tumba-
muertos.
Els fatidicamente ell ojo
tuerto
del arrabal: oscura y STEM
pre- oscura.
despues de haber tumbado
a mas de un muerto
que quiso abandonar la Sc
pultura....
A los empingorotados Sc
les vuelve la boca aqua NOM
brando a la Gale del Virrey.
iAh, la edad de las manti.
Has. y de los escarpines con
hebillasl Leamos en- la guia
del tuero:
Solo de noche surge una
docena
de fantasmas que van a la
Novena
y al Sermon.
Para luego volver y en- una
esquina
ponerse a murmurar del We
eindario.
Los lectores de la Ciudad
de Dios que los hay en-
Cartagena- Sc sienten orgu-
llosos de la Gale de San
Agustin:
tPobre San Agustin del al
ma mfa!.....
lie pusieron tu nombre, tn
adorable
y dulce nombre a una pro-
fana VIA.
A una Gale no exenta de
pecado,
don vivio Bolivar. Y hoy
en- sdia
da cupo a eel Bodeg6n".
La Gale de- Tablon. "su-
cia, sin empedrar, desnivela.
da', .donde vino a la vida
"Quien escribe estos versos
inmortales para honra y
prez-de Portugal. He dicho:
La Gale de las Carretas: so
Gales y locales y locales de
turcos y mas turcos.........para
vender botones con ojales -
y ojales sin botones... Y de
dia -merendar entire agujas,
dedales,- quizbe, pepino, ra-
oano sandal" Y asi, la Ca.
lie del Candilejo, y la de Lo-
zano, cada cual con sus es-
quinas del diablo que piden
a gritos la farola, la colonial
farola ahumada. Para yer me.
jor zen Cartagena hay que
apagar, la luz electrical, hay
que sacar despacio una luna
grande, hay que ahumar la
farola ICON. todos esos bienes
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
RUsoS
Wiene de la Primera)

ricano expulsado desde 1886.
Los otros fueron Richard O'Mal-
ley, de la Associated Press, Wei
les Hagen de The New York Tt
mes, y Charles Klensch, de
International News Service.
Ell gerente de la oficina de
la Associated Press, Harold
Milks, fue citado a comparecer
en- Ell departamento de prensa
del Ministerio de RR.EE. dom
de Sc lie comunico que Sc ha-
bian retirado las credenciales
a Essoyan y que Sc lie expulsa-
"a.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
PoTENcIA..
(VieRe De Le PagIna 00Sl

(VieRe De Le PagIna D0Sl
conceptos varios de pensio-
mes y demas beneficios, han
alcanzado a la cifra annual de
VENTURES mil millones de do
Iares, $23.OO0.O OO. 900, por ano.
Ell total incluye pages de Sc
guro a desocupados, pensio-
mes de ancianos y sobrevi-
vientes, indemnizaciones a in
validos y lisiados, sueldos de
veteranos de guerra, pensio-
mes de empleados civiles, pen
stones de ferrocarrileros, ct
cetera, etcetera, etcetera. En-
a5ril pr6ximo pasado, por
ejemplo, los pages de pensio.
mes superaron con trescien-
tos millones de dolares a los
del mismo mes del ano ante
ricr.
En- ninguna de las depre-
stones, o recesiones, o crisis
anter,ores Sc habia. registra-
do fenomeno de recuperacion
de la potencia adquisitiva pu-
blica como en- la corriente. Ell
fenomeno mismo es indice de
la relatividad del trastorno.
re repente, los expertos, y la
genie en- general, Sc han dado
cuenta de la magnitud gigan-
tesca del sistema de seguri-
dad social con sus agencias
subsidiaries que de aqui en-
mas es como columna princi-
pal ae la economic libre.
Las cifras de la Secretaria
del Trabajo indican que, en-
globo las erogaciones de Sc
guro social de este ano-
$23. 1000. 900 .000- denuncian
I'm aumento de $4,000 600
000 por comparacion con las
de hace dos amos. Estas cifras
que son de verdad astronomi-
cas-, lie representa- una ire
menda injection vital a la
economic en- general y a los
negocios en- 10 particular.
De acuerdo con las orde-
nanzas en- vigor, ell obrero
soltero que Sc jubila tiene de-
recho a una pension men.
sual de $500. La compen-
sacion por perdida de empleo
es de $4,000 semanales por
termino medic Ell movimien.
to obrero, por boca de sus vo-
ceros. afirma que estas pen
stones no son suficientes, en-
case de que quiera mantener
Sc Ell sistema o nivel de vida
a que esta a~costumbrado ell
pueblo americana. Con TODD,
los subsidies estos constitu-
yen una gran ayuda, durante
ell periodic de emergencia.
Ash nj ell obrero nj SUI fami-
liza la pasan sin 10 indispen-
sable en- 10 que hace a comes
tlble, renta, ropa y atenci6n
medica.
Huelga anadir que aparte
del SECURE social propio, Sc
tiene su depsrtamento de au-
xilios -"relief"- para los
habitantes mas desafortuna-
dos. Sc calcula que a la pre-
sente hay un total de dos y
medic millones de personas
que reciben cheques o pages
de auxilio de alrededor de
$500 mensuales cada una.
FL slstema entero de bienes-
tar social, que ha estado en-
function desde ell ano de 10.
80, es asi una tremends fuer-
"a economical que pone en- cir
culacion, para bien del conner
clio y la industrial, un total
s%proximado de dos mil Milo
mes de d6lares cada mes......
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23

mas en- los Estados Unidos.
Mikhailov admitio que hay
puntos debiles en- las artes ru-
sas de hoy. Especificamente
mencion6 una falta de nuevos
ballets y de buenas comedias
para television.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
y esos males - que nos lego
la hispanica conquista....."

Habia en- ell palacio de la
Inquisicion un corredor vola-
do que pasaba por ell zaguan
comunicando los entresuelos,
como Sc We en- otras casas
grandes de Cartagena. Lo
quitaron para que Sc viera
mejor Ell arco del patio. Ia
piaron las entradas al CORE
dor, para que no Sc volaran
los fantasmas, perdido su pa
sadizo natural. Y ahora solo
va los historiadores brujos lie
indicaran en- secreto al visi-
tante furtivo ell canine que
frecuentaban los espantos,...
iQue realidad mas espantosa
Ia de una Cartagena sin es-
pantosi
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23

NSS
(Viene de la Pagina DOS)

mayor que los Explorers y Vanguards nor
teamericanos, aunque nunca un peso COM
pleto como ell Sputnik III de los rusos.
Los astronautas britanicos han trazado
planes para I'm vehiculo que caiga en- la
Lpna, llevado en- ell como delantero de un
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
NO HAY

W. TIAI 49,
- Viene de la Pr1mera Pag. -
pintura abstracta porque ell pue-
bio no desea yer tai arte. Nues-
tro pueblo considera que tai ar
tie eSta vacio de contenido y fall.
to de TODD significado."
DiJo que este sentimiento es
compatible por muchas perso-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23
cRANDEs
(Viene de la Primera)

NVHVHO WO I"
Las sacudidas del 2 al IL de
julio a las costas del Mar Cas-
pic, causaron la muerte a unas
$500 personals. En- una pobla-
ci6n todas las casas Sc derrum-
baron y 200 presonas murieron,
en- la primera serie de temblo-
res. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-23

La presente toto muestra al comandante Almijeras, de
las fuefzas rebeldes de Raul Castro, mientras observa, despues
de la batala, los efectos de una bomba sobre la casa de I'm
campesino en- ell poblado de La Lima.
En- la Ultima toto vemos a I'm tecnico de la Columna
No 9, Jose ley, contemplated la pequena planta de radio de
una de las companies. Plantas de radio como esta, sirven a los
rebeldes para mantenerse en- constante communication sobre los
movimientos de las fuerzas de Bahsta.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
Raise $4,000
For Stokes

CINCINNATI - Officials of
the Cincinnati Royals of the Ma
tional Basketball Association
last week were to take a check
for Sl0,l2l40 to Maurice Stokes,
the teams former star rebound.
or.
Stokes never has been more
than partly conscious since be-
ing stricken with brain dis
ease last March. He has been
hospitalized since that time.
Last week four teams of the
NBA - the Royals, the ST. Lou
is Hawks. the Boston Celtics and
the Detroit Pistons played a
benefit double.header here TO
help raise money to pay Stokes
mounting hospital and medical
bills.
All four teams donated their
services and all receipts, less
taxes, went to Stokes.
A crowd of SSH turned out
and saw the Ccltics nose out the
Hawks, defending MIA cham
pions, l08-l96, while the Pistons
squeezed past the Royals, 1903
1903.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
Bad Ankle AEbi
May Not Work
For Ez Charles

AUSTIN, Texas (CNS) - The
Still-fighting Ezzard Charles is
seeking to use bad ankle" as
an alibi for his being kayoed
in the sixth round by Donnie
Fleeman on Monday in Austin.
Charles is calling it bad an.
kle" but the commission is call
ing it poor showing and there,
by have suspended him.
According TO Alton Erickson,
the Texas supervisor, he's sure
the alibi won't work. Il don't
think the explanation about the
ankle is enough TO life the sus.
pension, because the doctor ex-
amined Charles and said there
was nothing wrong with the an
kle."
Meanwhile, Charles and his
old manager Tom Tannas plan
to fight to get Charles reinstat.
ed. That's not all the trouble
they do have TO worry about
for Tannas has been indicted by
a federal grand jury on a charge
of making false application for
a loan from the Small Business
Administration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
EIston Howard
Yankee Regular

NEW YORK CITY - Shrewd
Casey Stengel, manager of the
Worlds champion New York
Yankees, told reporters that be.
ginning with the 1859 season
Elston Howard, who spanked the
Yankees in their crucial Series
games. would see more service
as a regular next season.
Il have to fin a place for
the fellow in thch lineup" he
vowed. ITS only justice He
earned ii He's good hitter.
lie has wonderful spirit He has
lot of talent"
Indications were that Elston
would relieve veteran catcher
Yogi Berra moro often SO that
Berra might add a few more
years TO his baseball career.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
MSU To Face Hoosier

EAST LANSING, Mich.-Michi
can State will engage in its fifth
Sig Ten football game of the sea
son as it travels to Bloomington,
Ind. on Saturday, Nov. 8, TO face
the Indiana lloosiers.
The kickoff will be at 1870 p.
m, est, at lndiana's Memorial
Stadium.
Michigan State holds an edge
in the dozen games played to
date, winning eight, losing three,
and tying one. Last season the
opartans defeated Indiana, $40.
The Hoosiers from Indiana
will enter the game with six
games under their belts. They
have beaten West Virginia,
1912. and Miami. O., l2-7,
while losing to Noire Dame,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
oAue
es,4
caw

Few athletes hove come into
the Detroit sports picture with q
more 1vspicious horizon than
Eorl Moroll.
MonoII. as most anyone who
follows football must know. is
q Detroit Lion OF note.
He came TO the club in q
trade which sent Bobby Loyne
10 the Pittsburgh SteeIers, and
evoked os much hue and cry as
any trade the lions have made
In years.
However, while Loyne hos
both attackers and defenders,
MosroII hos nothing but friends.
He comes 10 the blue and silver
with q heritage Of athletic bril-
lance begun at high school in
Mvskeeon. supplemented by foot
ball and boseboll stordom at
Michigan State University. Thus
he gains with the symoPfhy
which olwoys foIls TO q home
grown"
N. S. v. Stor
Many con recall when n or-
roll mode his big sports deei-
sion during his senior yeor at
Eosf Lansing. Both professional
foofboII and baseball wooed
him. He had gained All America
sfcivs on the gridiron. In base
ball, less recognized in col'e~e.
he had excelIed.
OF his choice Of football as q
vocation, MorroIl says, II scd-
ovsIy considered boseboIl, but
felt didn't have os much base
ball ability. In football you
start right CT the major league
level. You either moke il or
you don't. In baseball you con
be mired in the minors for q
long time"
The serious young mon. he is
only "a. olso feels that being
q quarterback Influenced his de-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08

All OF this is the tactical mind
Of O man who NOV soon De
guiding the tactical ~ OF the
Lions on the field for some
years 10 come.
Home In Pittsburgh
on the field he continues 10
look upon Pittsburgh. his second
stop in the National Football
League, as his home eorly n
1858 he began iroinine With
Blow-knox. O nationally known
engineering firm. Il is with them
ihoi he plans his post-fooiboll
career.
Eorl is married, hos lo-
monih-o old son. and expects 10
become q father again within
the month.
Holder o. on engineering
degree. he has the naturally IN
quisitive mind Of q sound quar-
terbock. Jim Cornelius discov-
cred this when 6orl stopped n
The Knife and Fork Club 'of din
ner. and immediately called
Cornelius into hvddle 20
learn oil about The food Dust
ness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08

toni" he said gleefully.
l reminded him l thought new
cars had to be broken in gradually.
Nonsense, horse and buggy stuff.
Doesn't apply to these new cars"
he replied.
Well, my friend is making what
l think is a very common mistake
these days. / hope he may avoid a
big repair bill in a couple Of
months, but letter that came to
my desk this morning tells a diff
ferent story.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08

1870, Iowa, 34-l3. and Ohio
State. 49.8. Indiana faced Min
nesota yesterday NOV. ~.
The Indiana squad, which runs
from single wing offensc, has
10 lcttcrmen returning this sea
son. Led by tailbacks Tom Me
Donald and Steve Filipowski,
guard Mike Rabold, and center
Tony Aloisio, the Hoosiers hoped
to field winning combination,
but incxpcrience seemed to be
their main problem More than
two-thirds of this years entry are
sophomores.
Top sophomore prospects are
concentrated IN the line IN ends
Roy Pratt, Earl Faison and Lloyd
Anderson; tackles Ed Morris and
Moses Gray and guard Bill Kerr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
DETROIT Tech
FACES 20 FOES

DETROIT. Mich.-The 1889
Detroit Tech Dynamics released
their tough 20 game schedule to.
day. Basketball coach Jack Hig
gins and his Dynamics have until
December 2 to prepare for their
opener against Penn State Teach
ers College of Slippery Rock, Pa
OF the 20 games scheduled
eight will be played on the DIV.
namics home court. Four of ~
Games are with Detroit Tech ;
traditional rivals - Lawrence
Tech and Assumption University
of Windsor.
Included in the schedule is q
tournament on January /, TO be
held at CALVIN College in Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Coach Jack. Higgins had open
practice on october 18th and 80
candidates were on hand to try
for the team. Included were AL
Copeland, Earl Goods. Mike But
ka, Ted Kazara and Howard Co
hen, all returning from last years
team.
Among the promising newcom
crs were Mike Rice, Carl Steph-
cnson, Charles Whitfield. Ralph
zeigler, and many other good
prospects. Lost from this years
quad we're three of last years
starting five. Jack Stewart, Larry
Anderson and George Mullin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
ToL EDO RESULTS

Monday night. Oct. q, Charlie
Tiger Smith, 1877 won by TKO
over Irish Johnny Palmer, Ohio
State Lightweight Champ, when
the referee stopped it in the 5th
round. Palmer suffered cuts
both eyes.
Cecil Shorts, good looking
l48 FOUNDER from Cleveland,
Ohio, kayoed Willie Russell,
1922 of Toledo, in a minute
and 25 seconds of the 9Th OF a
scheduled 8 rounder. Art Turn
or. ISL. knocked out Billy Ar
mold. l54, in the sixth. Jim Pet
taway. 1919, won over Ace Hen
dcrson. 1870, in four rounder.
Lefty Frank Wooten, l40, upset
Earl Brabb, 1875, by knocking
him out in two minutes and 90
seconds of the first round. Hen
nv Ellis. 1855, couldn't climb any
higher with Sonny Hill, l62,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
cards Pay $4,000
For Negro Pitcher

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Marshall
Bridges. a strikeout king with
a Sacramento, Calf. club this
past season, has become the new
property of the Cardinals.
The front office OF the Red
birds announced that the six
footer 180-pound lcft-hander,
who famed 207 in 232 innings,
for the tidy sum of $4,000.
Bridges is a native OF Jack
son, Miss, appeared in 80
games; had 1911 record and
a 3.65 earned run average.
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cision. He fees ialt 4 aUofter-
back hos greater longevity n
the big time ihon any other 20
sifion player. ond actually.
that q luorterbock cen approx
mote the long career many %
League boil players achieve
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Coach Dies

GRAMBLING, La. Funeral
services were held here Friday
for Edward II. Adams, 40, Tex
as Southern University basket
ball coach, who died after suf-
fering stroke in Houston
Wednesday.
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eXpreSSWay re-
Gently complete
ed and opened
up his gleam-
ing new pack
age of horse.
power. 81 ust
feel that pick
up! Look at
fhio occa1aro
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kWzG HORSEPOWER
HORSE SENSE 81
-by DUDLEY WILLYEN!

A friend Of mine who Just
bought new car dropped by the
other night with the car. of
course.
He took me for q ride on a new
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SPOR rs
Ora PHO

Some of the soldiers are pushed
into the auditorium in wheel
chairs. Oothers hobble to their
seats on crutches.
In the best bout on the pro-
gram Billy Newsome. of Brew.
ster Center, outpunched Jimmy
Williams, of Kronk Recreation.
Roland Wiekes, a wclterweight
who fought 80 times in England
before moving to Windsor,
boxed three-round exhibition
with John Kubinec, of the JAW.
Clifton Pollock, of Highland
Park Recreation, scored tech
meal Knockout over Ed Favereau.
of Monroe. Joe Watts, of Stone
A.C., defeated the Brewster
lightweight, John Hall.