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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28
Scout Committee
Policy Manual

A. new policy manual of the Catholic Committee
on Scouting in the Diocese of Columbus as approved
as council committees prepared for their semi
annual meetings in the Diocese. Published at the same
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28

How can you fail 10 make the
by using want sds.
ksls: Ger your rnonsy In s<sds
Smyrna times., 1958-01-02

of Mrs. Evelyn Wheeler Of smvr-
ma, and Mr. and Mrs. Newlin
Wood, of Hartly.
Invitations have been issued nv
1t. Governor and Mrs. David p
Buckson for open house at their
nome near Smyrna on New Years
Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ]. Carrow
had as their guests at Christmas
their sons, DR.. B. S. Carrow of
Philadelphia, and Mr. Robert Car
and Mr.. Adrian Suarez of New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Webb
were guests of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
G. FAIRIES at their home in Del
park Manor. Wilmington on
Christmas Eve. On Christmas
Day they were dinner guests of
DR.. ]. d. Niles at his home in
Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Niles, Jr. and children, Joan and
Jerome d. Niles Ill were also
guests of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Guarro
and their daughters, Carol, Kathy,
and Suzanne attended the fiftieth
wedding anniversary celebration
given in honor of Mr.. Guarro's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Guarro, of Philadelphia. The din
ner party was held in Alemesson,
New Jersey and was attended by
the five children of the couple and
their families, with twenty-one in
attendance. The families were
from Smyrna, Red Bank, N. ].
and Clayton, N. ].
Smyrna times., 1958-01-02
This Week s
Social and
Personal
Events

Mrs. o. E. Denney had as her
weekend guests her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Denney, and Miss
Nancy Ingram of Oak Ridge,
Tenn. a classmate of Miss Den
ney at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital School of Nursing, Balti-
more, and Miss Dorothy Sprague,
of Washington, d. c.
Lieut.. Philip H. Denney, Della
ware National Guard, who is TAX
ing the AAA officers Basic
Course at Fort Bliss, Texas, has
returned there after spending
Christmas at his home in Smyrna.
Mrs. Louise Hoffecker Burslem,
of Wilmington, spent several days
during the holidays with her
mother. Mrs. Robert D. Hoffecker.
Miss Elizabeth Thornley,, of
Baltimore, was a guest during the
holidays of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Guy.
Among the out-of-town guests
at the Smyrna Lions Club Christ
mas dance were two former men,
hers and their wives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward schabinger, of Mt. Pleas
ant, Del, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Fearon, and Major
c. Preston Poore, Delaware State
Police, and Mrs. Poore, of Hoe
kessin, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Dunning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Fearon
had as their guests during Christ
mas week Mrs. Fearon's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard D. Shatz,
of Pottstown, Pa. On their return
to Pottstown, the Fearons accom-
panied them and returned to
Smyrna on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Shane
have announced the birth of a
daughter, Charlene Dianne, at
Kent General Hospital on Friday,
Dec. n. She is the granddaughter
Smyrna times., 1958-01-02
W.S.C.S. RECEIVES $1,000
Beckett Estate Makes Award For
Christian Service Study

Christian Service Study
Mrs. William H. Revelle enter
tanned the members of the Wom-
ans Society of Christian Service
in the parsonage of Asbury Meth
odist Church where Mrs. Clay
Bailey presided at a short bust
ness session. 1t was revealed that
the late Miss Anna B. Beckett
had willed from her estate the
sum of $1,000 to the W.S.C.S. to
be used for the further education
of a Methodist boy or giarl for
full or part time Christian SER
vice. he committee appointed to
form plans for the scholarship
has as chairman Mrs. homas w.
Russell, and includes Mrs. G.
Harvey Wright and Mrs. William
T. Nowland. Devotions were led
by Mrs. William Hoffecker, spir-
itual life leader. The W.S.CS.
received certificate for the sue
cessful UNICEF drive sponsored
under the direction of Mrs. VIII
liam Short. Following the business
meeting, the program included a
vocal solo by Mrs. Olin Bamberg-
er, the singing of Christmas car
oils, and games. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Revelle. Mrs.
Paul j. Slaybaugh, of Dover, will
be the speaker at the january
meeting of the W.S.C.S.
Smyrna times., 1958-01-02

Armory tomorrow night. The
Bernie Green Hotel Rodney orch
estra, Wilmington. will play for
dancing from 10 pm. to 2 am.
Tickets are five dollars per couple
and may be purchased from all
Jaycees. Arrangements for the
cabaret style affair have been in
Smyrna times., 1958-01-02

the hands of a committee which
includes Thomas Bowers, chair
man, Vance Cole, Donald Heinold,
Richard E. Ennis, Ludwig Bobo,
Walter Downs, John Porter, Will
liam Marsh, George E. Bryson,
and Rodney Schuman, Jaycee
president.
Smyrna times., 1958-01-02

Jaycees Complete Dance Plans
Plans are complete for the an
nual New Years Eve dance spon-
sored by the Smyrna-Clayton Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce which
will be held at the Allan McLane
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
THE FARMv1LLE (va) HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER H. 1858

neighborhood hunting with good
luck and loads Of fun. Ernest
T h mas and Corporal Julian
Thomas tell OF an experience which
happened They were rabbit hunt
ing deer almost jumped on them.
Il had TO turn my head to keep
from killing him. says Ernest.
Mrs. S. K. Thomas has been sick
for about a week. but Is improv-
ing nicely. Visitors In the Thomas
home over the week end were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wooten, Of Enon-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

and Mrs. Wilson Dunkum. Velma
and Lanny. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
Dunkum and Ronald and Miss
eggy Dunkum.
Recent visitors OF the l.. j. Dun
kums were Mr.. and Mrs. Acie
Thomas and boys. Of Alexandria.
Week In Hampton
/ Mrs. c. l.. Dunkum spent the
week in Hampton with Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynard Thomas. Callers In
the Dunkum home Saturday we're
Edwin Dunkum and Harris Dun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
AIpho soundines
Churches Announce Program Dates
For Annual Holiday ObserUances

The Christmas holiday are here
and as usual ole of the many things
We ara privileged TO have and par
tCiTate in is Christmas programs
in the churches.
Rocky Mount Methodist will have
a Christmas program Sunday. Dec
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Richard F, Perkins. pastor Of the
Blackstone Presbyterian Church
at the meeting Of the James Allen
Chapter. OAR, on December Is. IN
the home OF Mrs. Walter Budwell
in CreWe.
Mrs c. f. Epes, Of Blackstone.
VIII be the program leader Other
hostesses for the meeting and
Christmas party will be Mrs. c. Z.
Clark, Mrs. J. l.. Inge, and Miss
Musa Queensbury
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

KUN. OF Richmond
Recent guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
w. Elijah Dunkum were Mr.. and
Mrs Alton Heckler and Leslie. Mr..
and Mrs Claude Dunkum. Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter Taylor and Douglas. OF
Petersburg. and Mrs. Ed Jones and
Pamela.
Linda LeSueur spent Monday
night with Mrs. A. r. Old. Of New
Canton.
Turn My Head
Many hunters have been in the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
Little Fave Is I'll

Little Faye Allen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leonard Allen.
was entered in the Johnston Willis
Hospital Saturday Fave has been
Ii and IN bad health for around II
Dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Franz Lcoucur sunday were Mrs.
A. ~ Old and Mrs. Gordon
Thomas. Other callers in the after
noon were Mr. and Mrs. MILFORD
LeSueur and Dale. Of Dillwyn. Mr..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

y at 40 pm.
Browns chapel Methodist will
have 4 Christmas program Friday.
Dec. e al 7.S0 pm.
Mrs. J Alvin Thomas has re-
turned home from Johnston Willis
Hospital and is improving.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
James Allen OAR To
Have Holiday Party

"A Christian Christmas for
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton will be subject of talk TO
be given by the Reverend Dr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Vile, Raymond Thomas, Of Alex
andria, Corporal Julian I h IN $
Letcher Thomas and j. Alvin
Thomas.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10
PHOENIX NEWS
JOHN HANCOCK writes
By JOHN III. HANCOCK

That our toddling town is
growing is evidenced by the in
tscapable act that during 1857
more than rs new families took
residence, and so far this year
at least Is more have moved
in. Taking an average of 8 to
the family this means there are
at least 270 new residents. OF
course, this does not include
the relatives moving in, nor
those who rent the apartments
or rooms. Further evidence of
the truth of the above facts is
that the Village officials are
often seen in this section of
town, the unusual thing is that
this never was the case before.
Further, there is a cooper
alive attitude with the citizens
that never before existed. How
ever, the imminence of COM
Dlete defeat before the Supreme
Court has nothing whatever to
do with this C h ange; it is
amusing to witness such a
comedown from past practices.
Comes the proper time a mon
key can be made to eat "Red
Pepper.
Definite evidence of the
axiom Of Divide and Conquer
appears to be the purpose of
this sudden change of heart.
Divide and conquer is a prac-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10
Bobby Love, Possessor
Of the Urge; Hear Him!

the power of thought, which
even now inspires me to noble
deeds. Thus in my early youth
| fed on desire, nursed by un,
freed hope and faith in God. |
had never say die attitude
with a 81 must reach my goal"
spirit. Had you seen me then,
a not too we'll clothed boy,
watching the world pass by. 1t
would have been beyond your
widest imagination to guess
what thoughts were being plant.
ed in my uncultured sonl.
Next week, "Those Air-borne
Days" and what they did to
prepare me for this great work
the Lord has entrusted to my
care.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10

This is the first of a part
series on the life of Evangelist
Bobby Love, who makes his
debut as a World Evangelist on
Wednesday, May 21st, 1858 at
the Metropolitan Community
Church, 41st and South Park
way, Chicago.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10

-tice devised for use IN on g.
people who are weak, and divid-
ed among themselves. There
has been evidenced in the not
so long ago, &C o n d r b e
solidarity among the citizens
Of Phoenix. This has led to
many gains not otherwise made
by any group in the state. 1t
would be dark day indeed
that such group could lead
down to the waters edge, and
suddenly fear the water.
If however, the weakness of
people was not recognized by
those who propose to lead, then
they would have no place in
leadership, and if we fail to
realize that there are the free
riders and so called opportun-
lists who attempt to take over
when the tide OF battle turns;
then our battles in the name of
principle is needless. We have
more than our share of such
people. Even those in trusted
places are guilty.
1t is reasonable to assume
that in retaining a status quo
the Lion might lie down with
The lamb but the leopard is
predatory animal that can never
change its spots. Let us not fool
ourselves, our future is still
and will lie in ourselves. ANY
deal otherwise is certainly fool
ish, maybe workable for the
line being, but foolish just the
anne. All that existed before
has not been changed Don't
allow yourself to be used, too
much of that is in the past.
The challenge to have the
collectors accounts aud t e d
stands. Other irregularities in
he village business will be re-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-05-10

From the slums of Chicagos
southside | came, and at very
early age was aware of the
better things in life that others
enjoyed more than |. To some
this has been disadvantage
that hampered their progress
even to this day. Not so with
ne for even as a small boy,
dared to be "a possessor of the
urge The urge to elevate my
self, to better my condition, to
reach out, to strive for higher
achievements, for already I had
vealed from time to time. Hear
ken to the voice in the wilder
ness. 4
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
RENUNCIA

King dijo que la renuncia de
Michael ocurri6 despues que
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
Avocado Y Active" Sera
Invierno en- las Nayores
Proposieiones revoIueionorius presenfurdn los
players = La Terceru Ligu Mayor
Por STEVE SNYDER

ignorada en- aquel entonces -
de la oficina de la Liga Ameri-
cana para zanzibar las reglaS y
permitir que I'm jugador sacado
del juego pueda volver una vez
mas en- vez de encaminarSe a
las duchas. ESQ daria a los equi-
pos I'm sistema de platoon" CO.
mo ell que los Yankees y Braves
lograron por cuidadoso planea-
miento y astuta selection de su
personal.
La nueva proposition del
draft podria ser igualmente de-
vastador para los grandes clubs
v una feIiz seduction para los Sc
cundones.
Haria que cualquier player de
las Memories, despues de solo
una temporada de iuego profe-
sional, estaria sujeto al draft
de Us Mayores. Ahora esta SUI
ieto al draft solo despues de
cdatro amos.
Como esta la regla ahora, I'm
club de las Mayores puede desa-
lrollar un ioven en- las Memories
Ior espacio de cuatro amos an
ties de decidir 81 puede dar la
ITALIA con ell club matriz. Bajo
Ia nuevs proposition, cualquier
team que finalice por debajo de
los dos campeones pueue des-
quitarse q~uitandole cualquier
buen prospecto de las Memories
que sea propiedad de los cam
peones tras solo I'm ano.
NUEVA REGLA
Por ESQ, 81 las Memories y lue-
90 las Mayores adoptan la
nueva regla, seria ell final del
sistema de sucursales como ideo
Branch Hickey, de los antiques
Cardenales del st. Louis.
Los teams altamente organi-
zados va .estan Orlando. Los
"secundones" estan hacien-
do campana fuerte para que sea
aprobada y Spor que no?
Los Yankees han dominado
la Liga Americana por largo y
largo tempo. Los Braves, con
un vasto y productive Siste-
ma de ~sucursales, luce que diri-
giran la procession en- la Nacio-
nal en- igual forma en- los amos
venideros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
NOTABLE LA
MEJORIA De
La vIUDA De
mel OFT

NUEVA ORLEANS, Nov. %
-(UPD-La sonora Mildred
OFT, viuda del fallecido jugador
de baseball Mel OFT, mejora
gradualmente y su estado no es
va grave, segun funcionarios
del hospital local.
Ia sonora OFT result6 grave
mente lesionada en- Ell acciden
tie automovilistico ocurrido la
semans pasada ell cual costo la
VIDA a SUI esposo. A principles
de la semana la sonora OFT fue
sometida a una intervention
quirurgica en- su brazo fractu
RADIO.
La sonora OFT. como SUI espo
so. sufrio la fractura de ambas
piernas, y de un brazo, ash CO.
mo lesiones en- la cabeza y Ell
cuerpo
Debido a SUI estado de grave
dau, nc Sc : e ha dado aun a co
nocer ell fallecimiento de su es-
p1so.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
No AfeCf0
TrasIado
a MOssi

REDWOOD CITY, Califor-
MIA, Nov. 28.-(UPD-El zurdo
Den Mossi, una estrella con los
Indios del Cleveland en- los Ill
limos cinco amos, no derram6
lagrimas por haber sido cam
biado al Detroit.
''Fue una especie de sorpre
sa Ell saberlo, pero creo que aho
"a tendre oportunidad de ira
bajar mas diio. mo me utili
aaron mucho ell ano pasado en-
Cleveland. Estaban concentra
dos en- los pitchers jovenes y no
me dieron la oportunidad de
laborar tanto como a mi me
gusta.
MosSi que pasa al Detroit con
Ray Narleski, su companero de
cuarto, manifesto que esperaba
yer mas accion ell ano proximo.
"Espero jugar para los Tt
gres', declare Mossi. "Todo ell
mundo dice que Detroit es una
buena organization en- donde
eStar'
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
Los Resultados
en- Venezuela

MARACAIBO, noviembre 20.
(UPI)-El equipo Cabimas de-
rlot6 al Pastora por cinco ca
rreras a tres y ell Rapinos al Ga
yj!anes por 'ocho a cinco en- los
desafios de anoche de la Liga
Occidental.
CARACAS, noviembre %. (U,
P.l.)-Sencillos de clio Chaconi
Carlos Castillo. Jim Koranda y
Esrl Battey dieron ell triunfo al
punteru Valencia sobre ell Cara
cas- por cuatro carreraS a dos en-
el noyeno inning del juego dc
anoche en- IL Liga Central.
Francisco Cirimele Sc acredito
su primera victoria de la tempo.
r. da sin derrotas y Charles Bi.
rrer cargo con su cuarta derrota
contra igual numero de triun.
los.
MAkACAIBO, noviembre %.
(UPD-El equipo Rapinos de-
rrot6 anoche al Pastora por seis
csrreras a cinco en- ell desafio
DC Ia LIZA Occidental
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
No Efeetuard Gambia AIguno eI Milwaukee
Esperanto por Sdhoendiest> Dice Tebbetts
Estino que husfo que no Sc tenga IN reporte
definifivo no habrd eambios en- eli Milwaukee
Per FRED LINDECKE

"Hasta que no tengamos i'm
reporte definitivo sobre Red y
Roach, no podemos hacer ma
da", manifesto Tebbetts,
SchoendieSt esta recluido en-
un hospital de st. Louis en- dom
de los medicos dicen que es cast
impossible ell que pueda jugar ell
ano que viene, pero no elimi-
nan totalmente la posibilidad de
que pueda hacerlo. Roach Sc re-
cupera de una operation en- SUI
rodilla, que Sc lastimo en- una
collision en- la segunda base en-
la campana pasada,
Sobre ell torpedero Logan,
Tebbetts manifesto que era ma.
tural que hubiera rumores de
cambio sobre un iugador que
haya tenido una campafa tan
mala como la que tuvo Logan
en- 1858.
Manifestando que todavia tie.
ne que inquirir sobre los pla-
yerS de los Braves, Tebbetts de-
claro que mo me gusta senalar
jugadores en- conversaciones So
bre cambios, pero queda ell he
cho de que Logan es I'm candi.
dato".
Tebbetts senalo que un cam-
bio por Logan tiene que hacer-
Sc en- terminus de igualdad, sig
nificando que la posibilidad de
obtener a Dick Groat, del Pitts
burg, o Ernie Banks, del Chica-
go, es muy remota.
"Ahora mismo, no Sc en- dom
de podriamos %conseguir I'm me-
ior hombre". diio, -.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
Denuncian %ConspiraGon
las "OIimpiadas"
ante de 10 pIuneudo, dice 81 Presidents del CONT

y pidio servir directamente
bsJo las ordenes del director
executive en- vez de bajo Bob
Mlnerich, que habia sido NOM
brado director de todas las ia
cilldades ollmpicas; y p des-
pues de pedir I'm aumento de
$4,000 a $1,000 ell primero
de febrero y a $4,000 ell pri-
nero de octubre de 1859. Es-
tas demands fueron rechaza-
das
King tambien dijo que Bar
thOlemy, que fue depuesto de
su cargo de director executive
a director tecnico, habia pedi-
do aumento de sueldo de SIS.
DOC a $4,000.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
San Juan Derroto a Ponce :
Santurce Gano a Mayaguez

campeonato de baseball profe-
sional de Puerto Rico.
La Anotacion por Entradas:
San Juan 101 OPS 600 -
9 IL 3
Ponce 600 100 OIL -
8 4
Jerry Torres y Jose E. Mon
talvo; Alvin Mclean, William
De Jesus (6), Ramon Herman
DEE CD Lucas Morales (8) y
Reinaldo oliver.
Mayaguez 900 002 90 =
2 8 2
Sauturce 600 0O2 50x -
z IL O.
Robert Bruce, Ramon Salga-
do (7) y Oscar Rodriguez, Jr;
Ruben Gomez y Valmy Thomas.
Hrs: Julio Gotay (Mayagiiez, en-
ell 81.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
MILWAUKEE

noviembre %.
(UPD-Birdie Tebbetts, nuevo
vicepresidente executive de los
Braves de Milwaukee, discutio
los iugadores en- forma indivi-
dual por primera desde que lie
60 a Milwaukee, y aclaro que
los Braves todavia estan obser.
vando antes de tratar de ini-
ciar conversaciones sobre posi-
bles cambios.
Tebbetts, conversando con los
reporters, despues de pronun-
ciar Ell discurso principal en- ell
banquete del Hall de la Fama
de Wisconsin, hablo en- terminus
de "eSperar y yer" sobre Red
SchOendiest y johnny Logan.
"No, no puedo decir que este
mos elaborando I'm cambio", ma
nifesto Tebbetts, y luego mani
festo ell porque los Braves pien-
san esperar I'm POGO antes ST
asi ocurre- de hacer I'm cam
bio.
"Sabemos que Red tiene tn.
berculosis, sabemos que (Mel
Roach tiene una rodilla que es
una interrogation. 81 las mott
cias son malas sobre los dos,
tambien tenemoS a (Felix) Man
tilla."
"Ademas, me han dicho que
tenemos una buena Segunda ba-
Sc en- Atlanta en- Chuck Got
tier, que podria ser reclamado.
81 hacemos una transaction y
tanto Schoendiest como Roach
Sc recuperan, entonces nos We
riamos con cinco buenas segun-
das bases en- nuestras manOs."
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
Leon Vencio
q 5 E~streIIos

noviembre %.
(UPI)-El equipo de beisbol
Leon cast hizo desvanecer las
esperanzas del Cinco Estrellas
de arrebatar Ell primer lugar de
la Liga de Nicaragua al Boer,
en- la primera vuelta del cam
peonato, al derrotarlo anoche
por diez carreras a seis.
mer lugar es de cinco juegos ,
mer lugar es de dicno juegos y
medic.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.-
(UPI)-Los preparativos pa
"a los Juegos Olimpicos Inver-
males de 1860 estan "por delan-
tie de 10 planeado" a pesar de
aousaciones de 10 contrario, Sc.
gun dijo Ell director executive
Robert L. King
"Puedo decir llama y decisi-
vamente que TODD esta en- or
dem, dijo King "Estamos mu-
clio mas adelantadoS que 10 que
estaba Australia para los Jue,
COS Ollmpicos veraniegoS de
1856 por esta epoca." :
King hizo la declaration des-
pues que tres subalternos re-
nLnciaIo on en- medic de acuSa-
clones de que los preparativos
para los Juegos estan siendo NAL
Ilevados.
"Estos hombres y otros mas,
han tornado una conspiracion
para minar los Juegos Olimpi-
cos Invernales", ahadio King.
INC Sc 81 es producto de la am
bicion personal de dirigir los
Juegos o solo porque quieren
arruinarloS''.
Los hombres en- la ~"conspira-
cion, segun diio King, son Me
rr1l Hastins, editor de una re-
vista de ski en- Denver, que ha-
bia Solicitado una posicion en-
la Junta de Consejeros de los
Juegos Olimpicos; Tad Michel,
que fue designado director de
la Villa Olimpica ell pasado dia
49,; Alan Bartholemy, ex direc
tor executive de los Juegos, que
renuncio a principles de ano;
Dick Kohnstam, de Mt. Hood,
Oregon I'm miembro honora-
rio del Comite de C~onsejeros
de la Villa Olimpica; y John
Macone, de Boston, que habia
sido contratado para suplir con
TODD ell equipo mecanico para
los Juegos y que tambien re.
Runcio ell dia IS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
Por FRED LINDEcKE

la labor de a%lojamiento y otros
detalles esta terminada en- mas
de un 70 por %ciento."
TODD ell trabajo que falta
pUr terminar, Sc completara an
ties de la fecha Unite que push
mos para ello".
King senal6 que todas las
pcrsonalidades y autoridades
ellropeaS que han visitado la
sede de los Juegos estan de
acuerdo en- I'm Glen por ciento
q5e TODD esta caminando acor-
de con los planes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-29
TAMBIEN MICHEL

Michel, I'm refugiado polaco
que fue a Australia y ALI Sc hi
10 ciudadano britanico para lue-
go venir a Estados UnidoS, acu-
SO que la politica, egoismo e
inexperienced entire los directo-
res del Comite Organizador ha-
bis dado lugar a TODD este.
Kohnstam, dijo que habia
luna total escasez de planes So
bre ell acomodo y la elimina-
cion de la nieve sobrante".
"Dennos nieve y las facilida-
des y podemos presentar los
Juegos en- I'm por ciento bas-
tante elevado de comodidad.
Nuestras facilidades no estan
todav,a terminadas. Pero los
descensos estan terminates. Y