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Evening star., 1958-05-04

running across the street to where old Pat
lay, blood dripping through the fingers that
clutched at his shoulder.
Trooper TeliSki'S car went racing through
the dugway at breakneck speed. siren Shrek
ing. As ne came to the turn-in to the old
quarry, his tires screamed and he skidded in
and up the rugged path. car bounding over
stones, ripping through brush. Suddenly just
ahead Of him on the path loomed the crane
from the new quarry, inching up the road on
caterpillar tractor. Trooper TeIiski sprang
out Of his car and ran past the crane, shouting
at the tractor driver as he ran.
o hell with thatr' Teliski shouted.
Stumbling and easping for breath, he raced
out into the clearing where hundreds of peo-
pie waited in grief-stricken silence for the
graphing for bodies to begin.
"Everybodyr' Teliski shouted. Everybody!
LiSten!' He was half laughing. half strangiing
for breath. 'Yor kids aren't there! They're
safe! They're all safe = the kids, Jerry
Mahoney, everyone! They aren't here. They'll
be home before you will! Your kids
And then he fell forward on his face, sucking
in the damp. loam-scented air.
Twenty minutes later Clayton was {. mad
house. People running, people driving, people
hanging onto the running boards Of cars and
clinging to bumpers. And in the middle of
the town, right opposite the bank, was a
station wagon with yellow school bus sign
on its roof, and children were spilling out of
it. waving and shouting at their parents, who
laughed and wept. And handsome young
lrishman with bright blue eyes was locked in
a tight embrace with Elizabeth Deering.
staviland's fingers shook slightly as he
lit cigarette. Not yet noon and he was on his
third pack.
''You can't see him yet," he said to Jerry
Mahoney. The doctors with him. In few
minutes"
81 still don't get it," Jerry said. People
thought I had harmed those kids?''
"You don't know what it's been like here
Liz Deering said. clinging tightly to his arm.
Jerry Mahoney turned and saw the news
paper taped over the broken front window.
and his face hardened. "Try and tell me,
plain and simple, about Pop" he said.
Haviland shook his head, smiling like man
still dazed ''Your Pop is an amazing man,
MIR. Mahoney," he said. His mind works in
ITS own peculiar - Continued on page Is
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-29
COMING AND GOING

Road weary travellers are
pulling into the Valley day by
day as the long, hot summer
clings on for its last exhaust
ing siege. Tired Phoenicians
who joyously went away to get
a rest are returning taut and
spent from the vacation.
WALTER and CLARA VEN
ERABLE returned from Texas
with that tired feeling. ROSA
WILLIAMS almost adopted LA.
as her home, she attended the
Human Relations Workshop at
Loyola while on the coast. 1T.
EMEAL Upton has been in
structing jet pilots in Spokane.
Washington while the little ma
dame BETTY kept the home fire
burning. MIR. and Mrs. LLOYD
DICKEY and their son BOB spent
a few days with relatives before
the school rush resumes in Cal
ifornia. JOE and MARY ISLAND
are full of travel hints about
Mexico BLANCHE EALY
new school marin from Blue
field, West Virginia planed in
Saturday morning. JOHN and
MAVIS EDWARDS must be liv-
ing high, wide and handsome in
the Golden State. no sight of
them yet. MERVYN and ORA
LACKEY spent a holiday in Tex
as. VIRGIL JACKIE BERRY is
so busy travelling in the neigh
borhood that he deserves to be
mentioned (vote for HIM. Us.
JONES and his wife MARY took
a week off to go west. (He is
another candidate for the Legis-
lature-vote for him). CARL
SIMS reports that all is we'll
in McNary (of course you know
he is seeking re-election-vote
again). MATTE HACKETT join
ed the large group of Phoenic-
ians who escaped to California
this summer.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-29
TEEN OF The WEEK

ASC Tempe.
Her favorite subjects were
Algebra, Orchestra, and Span
ish. She was the historian for
Tri-Hi-Y, and a member of the
Girls Athletic Assn, and the
Spanish Club. At one time An
nette thought she would like to
be a secretary and she took sew
eral business courses.
Playing softball, reading, cook
ing, and dancing are listed a.
mong her hobbies.
Annette played the violin In
the South Mt. High School Or
chestra. She received the award
for Most Outstanding Orchestra
Student of 1858. She hopes to
continue her violin lessons in
college. This summer brought
her the most exciting time Of
her young life. She was chosen
miss Elks of 1882. AS one
of the late entr ants in the con-
test, Annette was rushed to de-
eide the type of talent act she
would present. She consulted a
neighbor, Mrs. Rachel Ward and
practiced a vocal number. An
nette's bouncy rendition of "Fev-
er" won the thunderous applause
of the audience. This was her
first appear ance before the pub
lie as a Soloist. In fact Annette
did not know she could carry a
tune. Her father was almost
dumbfounded when he heard her.
Annette likes to travel and
see the sights. The California
beaches and Disneyland thrilled.
her most. She is just a teen
ager but she says Phoenix is
the best place to live. She loves
the Valley and wants to stay
here. She is the daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Latham Powers,
480l S. 2l Street.
Arizona tribune., 1958-08-29

ANNETTE POWERS, IL, gradu-
ated from South Mountain High
School in June. She majored in
a pre- -nur sing course, but like
most young girls she couldn't
make up her mind. In the fall
she plans to enroll in the Ele-
mentary teachers program at
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Program Listinss
Hho

4-FeatuVe Festival. Movie.
I tlour. 50 Min. Ginger" 1895,
A poor Girl goes to live with
wealthy people and changes their
woy Of life. Jone Withers.
Has
9-The Late Show. Movie.
2M Hours. THE Snake Pit"
1919. A women is confined to
mentol institution and is SUBJ
jected to inhumone treatment.
Olivia De Hovillond, Marx Ste
vens, Leo Gem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

9-MedisotiOn. Weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
June IA
S-Don Owens JemboFee.
7-Lowrence WeIk. VoTiety.

Hour. Featuring Lawrence WEEK
and his Champagne Music Max
ers. from Hollywood
ooh! Susonnc. Comedy.
A stuffy little girl provides ehoI-
Isnae to Susonno. Storing Sole
Storm, ZoSu Pitts, with Evelyn
Rude, Jones Foirfox.
$3.50
4-TuEning Point. Oromo.
1.-THE BIC Leop," A onee-fonnous
photographer revises his ottitude
on life in attempting TO photo
eFoph girl who threatens 10
jump to her death Ralph Bel
lony. Constance Ford, Joan
Comden.
o-Hovs Gun, VIII Travel.
Richard Boone stors.
1000
4-AmSteuT Hour. Ted Mack
S-SheFIoek Holmes. Crime.
Unlike WoIlace Interviews.
Guest: Erich Fromm, German
psychologist
o-Gunsmoke. Western.
An elderly roncher winds up the
victim in an attempted murder
james Arness, Dennis WeoVer.
1890
4-yoseph Gotten Show. Dr'mo,
The TFioI OF Edward Pritchofd"
A prominent physician is occused
OF sloVine his wife and mother
inflow. Joseph Gotten stors
tRepeot series.
S-GinRi Playhouse. Movie.
IA Hours. Tell in the SoddIe
944. A cowboy tokes over os
.roneh foreman only TO find the
new owners are O spinstef and her
young niece. John Wayne, ello
Raines.
7-SateWoy TheafeT. Movie.
"a Hours. Murder in the Air"
1910. A secret service man pre-
vents suboteurs from obtoinino
secret weapon Ronald Reagan,
John Litei.
p.The Gray Ghost, Adventure
"Controbond. :" Tod Andrews stars
1900
4-Nsws. Sprooue.
9-News. Weafher. Sports.
Mudd, Douolos. Doniels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17

Recent building permits Is
sued by Fairfax County include:
Colonial Contracting CO.. Inc, eaag
Wilson blvd Arlinaton, owner and
s ssiia', S Sscsiiins' n nsl'visv Manor
Leonard Carter $50 {. FreasFiel
dsslIIss n Non, PARK sosi. $1,000
Rsaor Inc. 7t0O Reservoir ID.
4prlnelsld, owner and builder; II
dRslling a Igrinensldl cost 900
lslIdsri = ss.iiiaass 4 e.ds S' asiss IS
Lsvis 3 !. i.. asos . - KII 2 J.
10y ssa IsIs.hir. ar: cost. 700
Is ss s ~ 2st i s, Anhsaasls ssn.
BsysId 3. Evans. Mclean. owner
S ses. :, $50. ss5 900 builder, =. \ Lyon
~ EssEs Ioe 9. wsshlns.Or
k y Miilssss,k .. faFk ses.. $4,000
Dillon Land Co, lila hillvood ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17

Thnsla Q lsglis. owner .na builder.
1911 LongWood Dr., hetheadai LewiI
" Giles. ~, architect 70 erect I've
$500 6losf Grant 4. R.s.; cost $4,000
hartley. 1ns,. owner ana hullasr,
architect, 70 erect one s-itory cvelilng'
William w, Morrison. owner and
builder, sii9 MaeATthpr blvd nv;
John Henry sullivan, architect; 10 erect
a-story dwelling. soil Hawthorne pl.
nv coat, $40 600,
me National Guard Association 81
lhs. United states. owner, Mass ave
ana y Capitol a. OTIS msvatoL Co.
builder 20 Install one PASSENGER eleclfic
slssSssor' MasA ave, n'vJ cost ssi''
w C. 4 An MIusr p.y,lognsA,
nv; II h, spano, arcbltect. 70 erect
* nv. coat s4o6oSSoie van "s''
Trinity collene, owner Michlaan
ave. and Franklin a. ne. Otis Eieva-
tor CO. builder; 10 NATAL one paaaen-
: ss Z, ' ssi ssalscystor' iss MiehissA ave
Triniiy collere. owner. Michiasn
ave. and Franklin a, ne. otls Eieva-
tor Co. builder 70 install one passsn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
|Foirfox Authorizes
More Housing Projects

Pals church, owner and builder;
a.sillnE IN wiilowmsrs Farms; coat
Modern Construction Co. Inc, rte
IA dSshihs "a hTookkSvsa; coat. SO.
Wsnns DEVELOPMENT Corp. p. o
Bon $50, Vienna, owner. nine dwell.
inHa IN Orchard view, cost, sos. Boo
builder, Yeonas DEVELOPMENT Corp.
btaaferd a Jenninga, ITO roplaI
ine In Dixie Hin; cost, $4,000.
N. o. Bradford, W., Vienna, owner
and builder. eylllinH On aersege oF
llnslon. owner and 6lilderi two dwsli.
lngr II 6mootI addition 20 Chester.
brook Woods: cost. $40. 900.
Urban Rsdevelopmsnk Corp, e13s
Belmont I'd. nv. Wa.hlngton, Qvnei
anq BUILDER, i've. DWELLINGS In MARI
GILBERT Bell. Box aiOls. rita. ., Pair.
fax, owner and builder, dweliing ID
Brlarveod PARMA cost, $4,000.
n. j. Bies, AeI4ap. owner: hnlsh
Corner; coat. siS,soo; Suiidsr. hazel
waIihlil and carviis. 20, Boz aaB
Dunn Lorinn, owner and builder.
dvellinen In oreenway downs: cost
.uAfNNWt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17

ser slee. elevator, rs Niehlaah ave,
usi cost. $4,000.
Union Trust Co. owner, 18th and
II streets NV; emither a Co.. BUILDER
Harvey p Baxter, aFehitfct: 70 erect
addition 70 bank and once BUILDING,
e.hel sepaira 1900 n e. nv. cost
AmsTiean Assoc Of ceIlsses. osnsr,
ice. BUILDER 70 Install one PASSENGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17

slsv.,sg Y. oness isis R-st ~
~ SKbsysiopn.n. csses s~nss
sS Sssl aSah.a sul ssshi.!s as
n II coat, Iii 900 each.
Meadovbreok, lnqr ewner and
builder 1888 connectleui ave. Chew
s Sasi' r.s SssIisss c5a siOsa
Cleveland ave. NV. cost. $4,000 each,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
D.c.Okoys
Apartments
And Homes
Recent building permits Is

KNttVIlt UuIIuIKlk ptfNIIIh 10
sued BY the District include:
kalayrltlnos Realty Co, Inc. ownel
and builder, 900 Mass. ave, NV. Nd.
sn sns .sory ps sp.ntm.n ars Ss ss
AaeArthuf blvd. NV; coat. 81 10000
A n nchron owner, 100 N
Highland a., Arlington' Pred Drsu
Construction Co, builder Edmund W
s Rss,f1 .sr,s sssn..sf ss, On. cal 4
fcrmint Realty Co. owner, pOa n
a.. Pei p. A l. Construction Co,
builder, Earl Won RelchsnbAeh, archi.
test 70 erect history apartment o.
900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
631I Tone D..

First presentation. Love-
n split-IsvsI on corner lot.
4 bedrooms, ; baths. Fire
plocs in living room. Large
dining ell. De luxe
kitchen with dinette.
Beostiful doylisht pen-
sled fomiIy room or rec.
room. Lorse screened
porch. Air conditioned.
Immediate oce upaney.
$zs. $50. Ewes. EN-. J.
377q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
CHEVY CHASE-S24,750

Very umnS and brick Colonial loeotion
eool
and 'hoe forge living shssv dining dc" ond Kitchen
bedrooms boihs
saoss end Of the ovel gardens hove Don't
Rd, left on 10th Street 10 Sl26 and Open" sign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-17
CHEVY CHASE WLLAGE-NoRTH

Ihl. oy. 1ysard '9mhl.' with wssw eorp."s and ch.
be' oss :a:'r.d perch With bUHn babsU. with
o Gem Ave. r ksnnson Pk~Y rof light
NO. 1912 end "opsn"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
BRICK COLONIAL

#254. North Of loke Shore Blvd.
is this " yeor old, 8 room brick.
Has 4 bedrooms up with eorroro
gloss tiled bath. Extra "a bath on
,st floor, full dining room with
breakfast room, full basement.
finished recreotion room, 2eor OF.
toehed eoroee with electric door,
eorpefing, storms and screens;
many extros; 81 x 205 lot. w.
6-1o00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
;l3l ($j1I13
SUBURBAN RANCH

BY owner, off Chardon I'd, in
beautiful Willoughby Hills: s
years old. II, car garage, extra
large rooms, utility room, "a
acre handicapped lot. many fruit
trees, storms, screens, venetian
blinds, lots of storage, newly
painted throughout; only
minutes from Euclid ave; ask
ing S15,9OO: see and make offer;
shown by appointment. VIII
3-587S
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
5.YEAR.OlD BUNGALOW

#leo. North Of Euclid, in Wick
life; 517 rooms, 2 bedrooms, tile
both down, ! bedroom UP, plenty
Of storage, kitchen and dinette
combination; full basement. ".
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07

REALTORS
GREENWOOD

2-yeor-old Tapestry brick. 4-bed.
room bungalow. 28x37 foundo-
tion bedrooms down. 2 up. din
ing room. 2l2-cor goroqe: on bus
line: q lot Of house for the money;
reduced Sl.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
SHARP-S16,0OO

#223. Eost off Worden, very shorp.
5-room bungalow, finished reereo-
tion room, eorpeted living room.
; Ioree bedrooms. poneIed din.
cite. ST, 500 down. Close TO school,
". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
BlUESTONE AREA

1857. In ST. Moreoret-Mory's Por-
ish, close 10 all schools. 3 bed
rooms, poneled kitchen, reereotion
room finished. lmmediete posses
sion. Trodes considered. ". 6-1o00
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
5-BEDROOM RANCH

#423. OFF Green Rd. Brick rcneh
home, lectures S bedrooms, 217
tile boths; 2 wood-burnins fire
places. 2-cor ottoehed garage. Lot
is 345 Fl. deep, we'll londseoped
Irodes considered. W. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
MENTOR SELEcT-$19,9o0

#5l2. OF RI. 3o6. Spacious g.
room ranch on lorse lot NJ
cor o.toehed garage, large living
dining room combination, 3 bed
rooms, Iondseopins in. ". 1900
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
SOLID BRICK

#427. Neor Miner Rd. broom, ).
bedroom, lNa-both ranch home.
Double ottoehed garage. Reereo.
tion room. storage room. Dining
room with bvilt.in china eobinets.
". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
MODERN COLONIAL

1926. St. WiIlioms Perish. 3 bed
room home with center hall, en-
closed porch, wooded lot with
outdoor barbecue pit and tire
place, lh7-eor garage. $4,000.
". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
SlS.S0o

3-bedroom bungalow. in Euclid;
basement. 2-cdr goroqe; q good
buy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
EXQUISITE COLONIAL

#496. Near Case Observatory.
sunken living room, dining room
4 moster-.ized bedrooms and 2
more on 3rd floor; 2-cor ottoehed
garage. Only $1,000 down. Trodes
considered. ". 6.lo00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
BUNGALoW-$l,7oo On.

#2os. OF Worden Rd. 4 years
old; large bedrooms, eorpeted liv-
inc room, nice kitehen-dinetfe, d.
vided basement with recreation
room, 2.cor eoroee; close TO
schools. Trodes considered. w
6-1600
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
TERRIFIC BUY

#347. A neat and clean frame
bungalow, neor eost 26sth St.
Features z bedrooms down, 2 up
divided basement with beautiful
reereotion room; ll2-eor garage.
Low down poyment. q or FLA
w. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
ST. WILLIAMS

OFF EAST 222nd STREET
2.bedroom single. 2-cdr ottoched
9aroqs. basement. s0xl5o lot
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07

EXCELLENT CONDITION
Older home. S bedrooms, l down.
4 up: l0xl8 modern kitchen: pan.
eled fomily room. lst: full bose-
ment. qos heot. ll2-cdr garage;
good locotioA.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
: FAMILY "A

in living room, tile
bath, gas heat. new tank, IS #.
front, only S15,700. Baraga
Realty w 1.999B
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
BUNCAlOW-lARGE LOT

1883. Near lloyd Rd. Has 2 bed
rooms down. expansion for 2 up
divided basement, tile both. Beau,
tfvlIy Iondseoped lot. Storms and
screens. 81 or FHA financing avail
able. Only $4,000. W. o-l6oo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
4-BEDROoM BUNGALOW

#4ls. South Of loke Shore Blvd
ola rooms and utility room, only
4 years old; hos ottoehsd soroee.
LiberoI Cl or FHA finoneins ovoiI-
able. Trodes considered. ". $1,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
NEW BUNGALOW

BUILT-IN oven range, glass
shelved hutch cabinet. mirrored
vanity in bedroom, tile bath, di-
vided basement: large lot. only
$l8.90O. Baraga Realty, w. 1-9998.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
OFF EAST l85th

NEAR public transportation.
schools, church and shopping
center; owner built, brick bum
galow, 2 bedrooms and tile bath
on 1st: 2 bedrooms, lavatory and
storage area up; many closets;
divided basement with lavatory
and shower, paneled recreation
room with fireplace and CON-
plete kitchen for entertaining:
gas heat, storms and screens;
3 gar garage; 1854 Kildeer. by
owner. Call ". 1882 for ap-
nAiy,fr,n,,f
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
NORTH OF BLVD.
OFF LAKE SHORE

Living room. l2xl2 kitchen, 2
bedrooms down. full basement.
recreution room. under $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
NORTH OF BLVD.

IN Euclid. tapestry brick bungs-
low, 5 years old, attached 2 car
garage: bedrooms with pros
pect of fourth besides regular
rooms: has television room and
recreatio nroom with bar that
is dear. Phone Amor, KE.
l-44O8 ANYTIME.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
INCOME SINGLE
Sl0.500

Wickliffe. OFF Euclid Ave-. 2-cor
uttoched cdrdqe: $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
OFF EAST l85th

, ROOMS, completely remodeled
kitchen, new carpeting, new gas
heat, jalousie enclosed porch, 2
fireplaces, recreation room. car
garage; make offer. Baraga
Really w l-Qqqa
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07

$1,000 Down

Near Blvd. East l40th ST.. S-room
bungalow. full basement. gas
heot. nice lot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-08-07
BRICK RANCH

3 BEDROOMS, ~ baths. attached
garage, carpeting, aluminium
storms and screens: 75X135 lot.
Rarara Realty w 1-999a
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03

En- vez de recibir su bolsa de
aproximadamente $4,000 de la
pelea de mario, Ray arregl6 con ell
GLIB que Ie pagara en- plazos anua'
les en- un periodic de cuatro amos.
"Aun 81 Ell gobierno me aprueba
csc arreglo", continua diciendo ell
campeon mo estoy SECURE 81 po'
DIRE pelear de nueVo este ano, sin
perder dinero cuando suba al
ring.
NEGOCIOS
Mientras tanto Ray esta con-
centrandGse ahora en- negocios pc
liculeros. Planea volar a Holly
wood ell 8 de juno.
Sc lie pregunto 81 tenia ambicio-
mes de gsnarle ell titulo light-hea-
vyweight a Archie Moore y contes.
to-:
NO, dijo con amplia sonrisa.
''Tuve una experienced de una pc
lea championable light heavy y no
quiero NADIA mas. Pero 81 Archie
Sc rebaja al Unite de los middle,
entonces peleare con Ell.
La Ultima pelea de Ray por la
corona light-heavy fue presentada
en- ell Yankee Stadium en- JUNO
de 1852. Robinson qued6 agotado
en- ell decimocuarto round por Ell
excessive calor que hubo esa no.
che.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
Meioru Ell Promedio
de los ~"Lutinos"

NUEVA YORK,-(UPD.- Cast
todos los jugadores latinoamerica'
nos en- las Ligas Mayores mejoran
su promedio al bate durante ell
mes comprendido entire ell "a y ell
80 de mayo, y tres de ellos Or.
lando Cepeda, Luis Aparicio y
Orestes Minoso- figuran promi,
nentemente en- las establishes rea.
lizadas hasta los juegos del viernes
Cepeda es ell cuarto bateador de
la Liga Nacional con I'm promedio
de 1888. Aparicio encabeza ell de.
partamento de bases robadas con
un total de once y Minoso es ell
cuarto jonronero de la Liga Anne,
ricana y ell quinto del circuito en-
carreras im%pulsadas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
Anuneia Sugar Robinson que Existen Pocas
Posibiidades de que Pe|ee en- Todo Este Aho

NEW YORK-(United).- Ell
campe6n middleweight Ray "Su-
gar" Robinson anuncio que existen
pocas posibilidades de que pelee es
tie ano nuevamente.
Declare que mo peleare este
ano a no ser que mis- consejeros de
impuestos me demuestren de que
no perdere dinero en- Ell combate".
Ell cinco veces campeon middle
weight anadio que mo quiero que
pongan que he dicho que definiti-
vamente no peleare. Porque no he
dicho ESQ Todavia eXiste una posi-
bilidad,, aunque tengo que admitir
que es muy pequena".
Declare que pensaba que las
personals que lie oyeron hace varios
dias en- I'm programa de televisi6n
pueden haber entendido NAL sus
declaraciones.
Una gran question eS 81 la Ofici-
ma de Impuestos ahora conside-
rando su case, aprobara la negocia-
cion que hizo en- ell Club Interna-
cional de Boxeo antes de recaptu-
rar la corona de las 100 libras de
Carmen Basilio en- Chicago Ell pa
sado Is de mario
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
Pronosticun que Torneo Mundial de
FOtboI serd Gunudo por los Europeos

ESTOCOLMO, JUNO 2-(UPD.
Ell Presidente de la Association
Alemana de Futbol, doctor Peco
Bauwens, pronostico que Ell cam
peonato de 1858 por ia Copa del
Mundo sera ganado por los euro
peos, a menos que ell campeonato
Sc juegue con tempo extraordina-
riamente caluroso o hubiese un
juego desusadamente recio.
"Los sudamericanoS son muy
buenos, jugadores artistas, pero
siempre han tenido difieultades pa
ra derrotar a equipos que emplean
una tactica recia y que estan bien
p~reparados para la defensa. contra
esa tactical, anadio. La mayoria
de los equipos europeos .usan una
tactica semejante, Tengo la i'm.
preston de que Alemania va a to-
ner muchas mas dificultades fren.
tie a Checoslovaquia, que hace
POGO nos derroto por 80 en- Pra.
ga, que frente a la Argentina.
"Las posibilidades de los latino
a%mericanos pueden meiorar consi.
derablemente 81 Sc prolonga du.
rante TODD ell torneo ell actual item.
pc c%aluroso. Por nuestra parte,
prefeririamos mucha mas lluvia,
canchas blandas y juegos bruscos.
La lluvia tambien podria mejorar
las posibilidades de Suecia y Gran
Bretana".
Ell doctor Bauwens declare que
no esperaba que Alemania retu.
viese SUI titulo mundial.
"Jamas hago pronosticos", ana.