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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Regreso de Gira
por Surumerica
Ministro CuIo

PARIS, Sept. 4 CUPID - FL
Ministro de Estado, Luis JAG
ouinot, lego anocbe a Paris. en-
avion, al cabo de SUI vista de do
ce dias a la America del Sur.
En- ell aeropuerto internacio-
nal p%arisiense de Orly, fue reci-
Dido por ell embajador uru-
guayo, Abelardo Saenz, decano
del cuerpo diplomatico latino,
americana; por ell encargado
de negocios argentine, Federi.
co del Soler;; y por funcionarios
franceses.
Jacquinot estrech6 cordial
mente la mano a los diplomat
cos sudamericanos, a los que
declare que estaba "inmensa-
mente complacido" con la re-
cepcion que Sc lie otorgo en- sus
PASSES.
Dirigiendose a continuation
a los periodistas, ell ministro ma
nifesto que traia mensajes per-
sonales de los presidentes de
Brasil y Paraguay, para ell &C.
neral Charles de Gaulle, y que
pronto llegarian tambien men,
safes de los presidentes argen-
tino y uruguayo para Ell presi-
dente del Consejo.
Ell Ministro elevara su primer
informe sobre SUI viaje al Gene
raj de Gaulle.
Jacquinot confirmo que ell
Presidente Kubitscheck de
Brasil, habia expresado su de-
SEQ de entrevistarse con ell &C.
neral de Gaulle, en- Ia primera
oportunidad que Sc lie presen-
tase,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

lnmuneS en- SuS perSonaS e irres-
ponsables en- sus opinioneS, pre-
clsamente para que representa-
ran autentica y seguramente a
la soberania popular; y precisa-
mente para que pudieran equi-
parar la fuerza de la debil pala-
bra a la fuerza positiva y pode-
rosa de los Instruments de do
mimic que por ley natural repo-
san en- la mano del executive.
Esto en- ell orden de la teoria
y de la legislation. Pero Tampa
co es c%orrecto dentro de la prac-
tica parlamentaria que las ma
yorias hagan suertes de asona-
das de interrupcioneS e interpe-
laciones a fin de coartar la Ii
bertad de expression de las. mi
norias. Ash Sc hace practicamen-
tie negatorio ell derecho sobera-
no que ell diputado tiene para
expresar sus %opiniones Y afirmar
los hechos que lie interesen AFR
mar y proponer las conclusio-
mes que estime conveniente pro-
poner. Nj es, por ultimo, condu-
cente alegar falta de autoridad
moral de ciertos individuos para
s%ostener ciertas tests, dado que
esos individuos tienen autoridad
para hacerlo, derivada de la
constitution; y dado que seria
question de nunca terminar de
averiguar por la autoridad moral
de los que califican a otros de
faltos de autoridad moral. Evil
dentemente constitute una rec
tificacion que quienes fueron
p~artidarios irrestrictos o solapa-
dos o simpatizantes del general
Rojas Pinilla, reclamen ahora
leyes, libertades, garantias para
los ciudadanos; pulcritud y or
den en- ell manejo de los fondos
publicos; temperance y huma-
nidad en- ell maneio de la fuerza
coercitiva. Pero ell estado de 81
ito permanente no fue invento
del general Rojas Pinilla, sino
prosecution, temporalmente ate
nuada, de una cata tradicion de
gobierno del regimen anterior;
y ell general no ejercio ningun
poder, absolutamente ninguno,
que no lutheran ejercido sus
tres ultimos antecesores en- ell
gobierno.
Por otra parte, ell honor de
magistrates y de militares de
los miembros de la Junta de Co.
bierno, exige que alguno o algu-
nos de sus muchos amigos en- ell
parlamento Sc documente minu-
ciosamente para desvanecer los
cargos concretos que les han 81
do formulados, a fin de desbara-
tarfos totalmente. Sc necesita
que alguien, en- vez de alegar
falta de autoridad moral en- ell
aeHsador, Sc levante para negar'
con pruebas algunos de los he
chos .imputados; o para exigir
perentoriamente, y sin possible
escapatoria oratoria, la prueba
de otros de los actos incrimina-
dos. Independientemente del pc
sible farrago de opiniones poll
ticas, de arranques oratorios, de
divagaciones y recuentos mutt
les, de recriminaciones incon-
ducentes que haya podido regis
trarse.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Colombia y So Nuevo PorIomento
Colombia y 81 Nuevo Parumento
:1iene PIeno DereeE1o Ia Oposiei6n
De Expresar sus Puntos de Vista

10 hace de derecho acreedor a
que sus opiniones sean tomadas
en- cuenta y a que sus acusacio-
mes ST las hace- Sc de ell ira
mite que sea legal y reglamen-
tario.
Quienes veiamos con indeci
BILE augusta la prolongacion por
amos y amos del estado de sitio,
expresamos en- esos. tiempos, y
en- cuanto fue materialmente
possible, que seria mas facil vol
yer al estricto regimen de leyes
que a la reinvidicacion de la
mentalidad democratica, Ello Sc
esta viendo ahora. Las gentes
que fueron por tantos amos aea-
lladas por la dictadura, MUGS
tran ahora que hay poSibilidad
de hablar en- ell ~parlamento, dis
gusto y alarma profundos por-
que algunos congresistas hagan
uso de la prerrogativa constitu-
cional en- forma que no haya 81
do previamente convenida y
acordada. Parece cosa de ele-
mental educaci6n, por ejemplo,
abStenerSe de aVeriguar las CO.
sas que ell p~arlamento esta cons
tituido para averiguar; y olsen
tir del pensamiento de los jerar-
cas- que convienen entire 81 10
que es convenience que sc Olga
y 10 que convene mejor que Sc
Gale. Y es necesario combatir
csc regazo del habito mental de
las oprobiosas dictaduras. Els ne
cesario acostumbrarse a pensar
que una larga y dolorosa elabo-
racion de experienced y de doc
trina en- ell campo de la vida pu-
blica, condujo a hacer de los
diputados del pals funcionarios
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
Isl NiIIones de Sucres Desfina
Ecuador a Instruction PubIica

QUITO (SICo) Ell Minis
terio del Tesoro dio a conocer
Ell presupuesto de operation pa
"a ell ejercicio fiscal de 1853
que alcanza la suma de 959.765.-
10000. Las asignaciones para los
diferentes departamentos Sc d.
WIDEN ash:
sCongreso, 5.014.180; Comision
Legislative, $4,000; Function jill
dicial 16,268.0o0; Presidencia de
Ia R~epublica 2.719.2OO; Vicepre-
sidencia de Ia Republiea $4,000
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
CONGRESO DE
C0MERCIANTES

IBAGUE, Tolima, (SICO). =
En- esta ciudad, capital del mar.
tirzado departamento del Toll
ma, punto centrico de la violen-
cia( Sc han realizado las sesio-
mes del XIV Congreso Nacional
de Concentrates. Ell discourse
inaugural fue pronunciado por
ell doctor Dario Echandia, Go
hernador del Tolima, quien ma
nifesto que la reunion del Con-
greso en- esta capital constituye
una prueba de confianza para
la legion.
"Nosotros los habitantes del.
Tolima, manifesto Echan-
dia, demostraremos nuestra de-
cidida voluntad DE cooperation
para lograr la paz, que tambien
es I'm factor economico de pri-
mera importancia''. Analizo las
dos formas de patriotismo: uno
que Sc ha convenido en- la
mar militar, a falta de otro ter
mino, Y otro econ6mico que con-
siste en- renunciar al maxine
de beneficio para contribuir al
bienestar de todos. Echandia
finalmente, manifesto que vo-
luntariamente los comerciantes
Geben renunciar a las utilida-
des excesivas".
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
LA DE
BOGOTA Z

QUITO (SICO) Ell Minis.
tro de Relaciones ExterioreS
senior Carlos Tobar Zaldumbi'
de, ha manifestado 10 siguiente
a los p~eriodistas poniendo de
manifesto la Importance de Ia
lIamada declaration de Bogo-
ta":
ia declaration de Bogota, a
mas de ratificar los principles
que son caros a Ia historic y
tradicion de los pueblos del
Ecuador Colombia y Venezuela,
sienta las bases para una nue.
va politica de relacion en-
America que tenga .p~resente Ia
necesidad de democratizar la
convivencia International de
eleyar ell nivel de vida de sus
pueblos, de difundir la cultura
entire todas las classes sociales,
de ellmlnar, la rulnoSa compe-
tencia en- Ell intercambio conner
ciaL y de particular mas activa-
mente en- los problemas que
afecten la paz del mundo. Ecua.
dor, Colombia y Venezuela rea.
firmar, ademas, los indestructi-
bles vinculos que los unen gra-
cias a la noble ,herencia legada
por el Libertador. Sera un alto
honor para mi vida haber sus-
critic en- nombre del Ecuador Ia
Declaration de Bogota",; que
tieDe un hondo significado de
(Pasa q la Pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
DEPOSITOS DE AHORR0S

BOGOTA (SICO) = Segun re-
cientes informes oficiales los
dep6sitos de ahorros del pals
pasan de All millones de pc
SOS. Ell 80 de JUNO pasado las
sumas depositadas en- la Gaia Co
lomDiana de Ahorros ascendian
a $279.617. $685. II y a $191. 1922
543.34 los existentes en- las Ca
jas de Ahorro de otras institu-
clones bancarias incluyendo las
de los bancos Popular, Indus
trial, Cafetero, de Colombia, de
Bogota y las Cajas de Ahorros
de los Circulos de Obreros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

Ministerio de Gobierno, 64.673.-
72G Ministerio de Relaciones
Exteriores 27.31e.o 900; Ministerio
de Education Publica 152.197..
800; Ministerio de Defensa Ma
cional, 237. 500. 500; Ministerio
de Obras Publicas, 2I,197. 400;
Ministerio de Provision Social
SO, SAT, $780,. M~jnisterio de Eco.
nomla 3.5S8.100; Ministerio de
Fomento $4,000. 900; Ministerio
del Tesoro 24.700.0OO; Deuda
Publlca LAG. $50 900: P~ensiones
del Estado, 63.000.O0O.
Los totales del presupuesto Sc
d.viden en- la siguiente forma:
Presupuesto de operation, $780,
7s5.0O0, Presupuesto de capital,
287. 133.000 /; Presupuesto de
einpresas 559. 1880 600.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

R. Galvis, gerente de la Fedora
clon de Exportadores colombia
nos, Fedexco, anuncio que ell Is
de septiembre Sc reunira en- Be-
gotta ell II Congreso Nacional de
ese gremio. Ell primero Sc reu-
MO en- Bogota, a iniciativa del
actual MiniStro de Hacienda,
fernando Agudelo Villa, en- no.
viembre del ano pasado.
Ell obieto de la reunion es
examinar todos los factories que
han determinado una disminu-
cion en- las expertaciones me
nores para presentar al Parla-
mento insinusciones concretas
sobre ell particular.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
PLANTA LAVADORA DE
CARBON

BOGOTA (SICO) - En- una
de las ultimas sesiones de la
Camara de Representatives. Sc
produjo una extensa discussion
a prop6sito de un contrato fir
mado por ell Gobierno cediendo
la planta lavadora de carbon
que Sc instal6 en- Yumbo, GER
ca a Cali, a una compania extran
jera. I'm representante manifes-
to que no protesta por la intro
duccion de capital foraneo sino
porque Sc da al capital extran-
jero facilidades mayores que
al colombiano. Ell Ministre de
Fomento, Rafael Delgado Barre
neche, pronuncio extensa ex-
posicion defendiendo la nego-
clacion y manifestando que una
de sus principles ventajas es
que la Compania pagara al 60
bierno las sumas que deben &C.
tualmente los propietarios de
minss de carbon, que suben a
siete millones de pesos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05

raclon y los representatives del
Ranco International de ReconsE
truccion Y Fomento.
La production inicial de Ia
Central sera de 100000 kilowa-
tics.
Segun explico Ell Comandan-
tie Ravard a los periodistas tam
bien Sc lego a un acuerdo para
In plan de coordination para los
diversos aspectos que compren-
de ia ayuda financiera del i'm.
portante centric bancario inter-
naclonal especialmente en- 10
que Sc refiere a las instalacio-
mes realizadas en- ell sur del pals.
SIEMBRAS DE TABACO
CARACAS, (SICO).- La
Union Nacional de Cultivado-
res del Tabaco en- una reunion
ceiebrada en- esta ciudad resol-
vic no realizar las siembras CO.
Responsiveness a este ano 81 no
Sc llega a un acuerdo favorable
en- la question de precios. "a
Los yoceros del gremio mani
festaron que "los cultivadores
prefieren no efectuar las STEM!
bras este ano a sembrar perdien-1
do. Consideran que los precios
fijados para la hoja en- un re-
ciente convenio celebrado con
ell Ministro de Fomento y que
ellos aceptaron baio protesta-
seran ruinosos para ellos.
u'f~ ~
GANANCIAS
DE LA CREOLE
CARACAS, (SICO).-Des-
cendjeron las ganancias netasc
de la Creole Petroleum Corpo.
ration durante ell primer semes.
ire del presente ano, 81 Sc COM d,
paran con las obtenidas en- ell
miSmo periodic del ano pasa- y
do, segun informaciones OBJ
tenldas por los periodistas en-
circulos autorizados. Efectiva-
mente en- los primeros sells me-
SEES de 1857 la Compania tuvo
I'm total neto de ganancias que
assemble a 221.6 millones de do
lares. Para los primeros seis me-,
ses de este ano desde ahora Sc
calcula una baja de 27.4 por
ciento, va que 10 obtenido al
canz6 a 1909 millones de dola-
res. Las mismas fuentes infor-
man que los gastos de capital
y de exploration de la misns
compania en- los primeros met
ses del presente ano subieron
a 2 millones de dolares, cifra
que Jiene a determinar una ele-
vada diferencia entire ell total
invertido por igual concepto en-
ell primer semestre del ano pa.
sado, cuando subi6 a lis milo
mes de dolares.
r~r3 =
VALIOSOS INCUNABLEs
CARACAS, (SICO)--La SUI.
cesion del doctor Pedro M. Ar.
csya anuncio que pr6ximamen,
tie hara entrega a la nacion de
la biblioteca de csc nombre que
llega a Glen mil voldmenes, que
fue selecciOnada nor el ilustra
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
C~APITALIZAR LAS
~INDUSTRIAS

BOGOTA (SICO) Sci Pre-
sidente Lleras - manifesto an
te una Comisi6n del Congress-
ell Ministro de Fomento, Rafael
(Pasa a la p&g. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-05
VALIOSOs

CARACAS, (SICO)--La SUI
cesion del doctor Pedro M. Ar.
csya anuncio que pr6ximamen,
tie hara entrega a la nacion de
La biblioteca de csc nombre que
llega a Glen mil voldmenes, que
tue seleccionada por ell ilustre !
Pasa a la pag. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
SENATORS

Continued From Page A-11
10 comparative oasis in Florida
financial desert. and the SEN
ators figure to draw respectable
crowds.
President Cal Grifiith whitfield
his list Of unsigned players to
nine yesterday, getting Out
fielder Jim Lemon and Pitcher
Chuck Stobbs to agree to terms.
Pitcher Bob Wiesler checked
in after visiting with Catcher
Clint Courtney at his Coushatta
La ranch. Courtney has
several horses running at Hot
Springs and has income tax
problems to Straighten out.
Wiesler says he'll be late re-
porting. Courtney is one of the
nine unsigned players. but no
trouble is anticipated in getting
his signature. 4
Catchers may be scarce
around here. Lou Berberet says
he'll stay in Long Beach, Calf. :,
until Griffith meets his salary
demands. Courtney seldom
shows up on time and Ed Fitz-
Gerald is unsigned, although
expected momentarily. Steve
Korcheck is the only member
Of the four-man catching staff
without problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
Temples Race Charges
Bring Quick DenioIs

Actually. Temple is not yet in
the NCAA event. but with the
longest current winning streak
in the Nation. II games, the
Owls are virtually certain to
win the Middle Atlantic Con-
ference championship and get
an automatic bid to Charlotte.
Welchel also stressed there
would be no spectator segrega-
ton.
There won't be any segrega-
ton of the audience either. We
sold that thing out by mail
early in September. Who the
tickets went to, we don't know
I'VE didn't ask. We just took
ticket orders. Blocks Of tickets
were saved for the teams and
those people will all sit to-
gether." Coliseum audiences
have not generally been segre-
gated.
Arthur c. Dutch LOnborg
University Of Kansas athletic
director and NCAA Tourney
Committee chairman. and Wal
ter Byers, Chicago, NCAA exec
utive director. both said the
Charlotte facilities had beer
investigated fully before the in
vitation to hold the regionals
there ever was accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
Teller Joins
|Gunne-of-Duy
Radio Stuff

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 R.--
Bob Teller. former Cleveland
pitching ace. will be an an
nouncer on the Mutual Broad
casting Systems "game Of the
day" baseball broadcasts this
season.
Norman Baer. sports director
for the network. said Teller viii
start his work with a March %
exhibition game. He also will
broadcast the season opener
April IA at Washington. He
will work with John MacLear
and Gene Elston.
The former pitcher. now 80
will keep up with his Insurance.
business on q part-time basis
He also will work with the
Cleveland clubs scouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
Six World Marks
Broken in Aussie
Swimming Meet

MELBOURNE. Feb. Is (R.-
Six world swimming records
fell before three swimmers to-
night in the second night OF
finals in an Australian cham
pionship meet which has turned
into one Of the top record
smashing carnivals Of all time
John Konrads, 16-year-old
Latvian-born wonder kid: John
Monckton and Dawn Fraser
each accounted for two records,
They were timed at distances
in both meters and yards.
Monckton. who had set two
backStroke marks and helped
set one in q team medley on
Saturday, set world records OF
2:18.4 for the 220 yards and zoo
meters in the backstroke. Kon-
RAIDS set marks of 4::21.8 for the
440-yard and 4OO-meter free
style and Miss Fraser accounted
for the women's 110-yard and
l00-meter freestyle marks at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
Carroll Come Only Survivor
OF 80 Scholastic Contests

Thursday afternoon and AM
Mandate at Hammond for
Thursday night.
Three have been put on to Q
week from tomorrow night
Washington-Lee at Fairfax.
Mount Vernon at Groveton and
DeMatha at Towson Catholic.
Many other games are de-
pendent on the reopening Of
schools. The six games sched-
uled today in the Interhigh
League win be played on the
day classes are resumed. High
Point and Wheaton win play
tomorrow afternoon II Wheaton
lis in session.
The Interhigh League must
get its six games out Of the
way as soon as possible because
the championship game Is
scheduled Friday and the
eight-team d. c. public high
tournament begins Monday.
Cardozo already has won the
West Division title but Eastern
must beat Chamberlain to
claim the East crown and the
other spot In the champion
ship game Friday,
Tomorrow,s tentative sched-
lule:
Falls Church ct Wakefield. $50.
Qonxeea At Episcopal, a:a0
St. Stephen's at St Christopherin
fRichmond). $50.
oaiiaudet prep at western Mary.
High Point =, Wheaton. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
Gloves Card Thursday
Headed by Sullivan

was probably one of his best
efforts in q local ring in the
quarter-f1nals last week by
beating Alvin Green of Arena
AC in a bitter struggle.
II thought I won the Green
fight alright" said Sullivan
as he prepared to meet Nc
Corkle. II know McCorkle is
one Of the best amateurs in the
country today. He throws
leather constantly and can
take a punch. But I feel I'm
at top form and will take him. -
Sullivan, like three other
Golden Glovers this year, works
for one of the airlines COM
panies at National Airport. He
is an airplane serviceman for
TWA. Is Is years old and I'M
married.
The middleweight class in
the Gloves this year has
brought out the ruggedest
amateurs in the tournament.
The second seminal Thursday
night pits Indian Charley Theo-
bald Of the Naval Medical Cen
ter against Willie williams OF
the st. Joe Club.
As a prelude to the senior
battling, there will be two
novice heavyweight semifinal
bouts between Carl Flood OF
the Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton and Jim Baker of the
Optimist Club and John Lynch
police private. and Randy Mel
ton Of the OptimistS.
Sixteen bouts are on the pro-
gram. Following the semifinals
the finals will be staged at Uline
February 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
GLOVES PAIRINGS
SENIOR DIVISION

SENIOR DIVISION
118-POund Glass
Harold Jackson (Quantico)
VS.. Calvin Woodlands police
Club No. 49,.
126-POund Class
George Williams (Quantico)
VS.. Ralph Boone Capitol A. c.
l47-POund Class
John Granger Boiling Air
Force Base) VS.. Billy Ellis (St
Joseph Club.
160-POund Glass
Charley Theobald CU. s
Navy VS.. Willie Williams (St
Joseph Club.
Ward Sullivan CMerrick
Club VS.. George McCorkle
Boiling Air Force Base).
175-POund Glass
Jimmy Bush tMerrick Club
VS.. Horace Harris est. Joseph
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
By the Associated Press

Practically everyone except
the Temple athletic director
seems to agree there never was
any possibility of segregation
when the National Collegiate
Athletic Association regional
basketball tournament is played
/ in Charlotte, N. c.. next month.
Josh Cody, Temple athletic
head. unleashed o Juror yester-
day when he demanded asSur-
ances that the three Negroes
on Temples sixth-ranked bas-
ketball team. would be allowed
to live together with their
teammates during their stay in
Charlotte. He threatened to
withdraw his team from the
NCAA tourney.
"It would disrupt the morale
of our squad to have the boys
separated" he declared.
Cody Gets RetOrt
The statement drew fire i'm
mediately, the most outSpoken
being Chef Welchel. chairman
Of the NCAA Eastern Basket
ball Committee and an officlel
of the Charlotte Chamber oil
Commerce and Tom Scott
athletic director Of Davidson
College. chairman of the tour
ney.
Arrangements have been
made for months to take care
of all the teams in the same
facilities" Welchel declared.
This is not news to Mr.
Cody
Scott charged that Cody
made the issue because he
wants to get out of the NCAA
regional and accapte a Did t.
the National Invitation Tour
nament in New York.
Denial From NIT
This was quickly denied in
New York by Walter McLaugh-
lin of st. Johns Of Brooklyn,
chairman of the MT Selection
Committee. But he admitted
that he had discussed with
Cody several times" the pos
sibility of Temple playing in
the NIT.
Cody is a member Of the NIT
Selection Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18

With all secondary schools
calling of classes again today
because Of the snow. Carroll
and the American University
freshmen may have the scho-
lastic basketball schedule oil to
themselves.
The game ct Carroll at $50
pm. was the only one Of 50
games still on the docket. and
even that one depends on
whether the AU Frosh can
make it. They'll try.
New dates have been estab-
lished for at lease six games,
five In Northern Virginia.
Wakefield and Falls Church
viii try to play tomorrow night
at, Wakefield. Warrenton I'll
George Mason Is reset for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
SUBNOvICE DIVISION

OOD1NONAOE OAvA0AON
126-POund Class
Marvin Carter (St. Joseph
Club VS.. Percell Burrell Police
Club No. %.
135-POund Class
Leonard Hamlin Capitol
A.C.) VS.. Chris Eaton tunat-
tached).
Ray Sheppard Police Club
No. 49, VS.. Dave Hancock
Olympic Club.
147-P0und Class
Robert Bonner Police Club
No. l3) VS.. Harold jackson
(Merrick Club.
Tommy Powell Olympic
Club VS.. Sherman Mitchell
Police Club No. o..
NOVICE DIVISION
l26-P0und Class
(Final)
Robert Mills Gals Church.
Fairfax Jaycees) VS.. Russell
Norman tOptimist Club.
l35-POund Class
Sylvester Walker Police Club
No. % VS.. Jimmy Reid (Arena
A.C0.
175-Pound Class
(Final
Adolph Brown Capitol A.C)
VS.. Jimmie johnson (Catholic
Youth Organization.
Heavyweight Class
John Lynch Olympic Club
VS.. Randy Melton (Optimist
Club.
Jim Baker (optimist Club
VS.. Carl Flood catholic Youth
0rganization).
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seasons. Porter has seen serv-
ice in a utility capacity, ap-
pearing in So games in 1857.
He batted $50.
Aguirre, 26 = year old left
handler. spent most Of last sea-
son with San Diego. where he
won 6 and lost Is. He was IL
with Cleveland.
Woodeshick, rs, was drafted
by the Tigers from the Giants
farm system. He spent last
season at Charleston in the
American Association and later
was sent to Augusta in the
Sally League.
With Hogan gone, the Cleve-
land catching duties will be
shared by Hal Naragon and
young Earl Averill in addition
to Porter.
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Don ShuIu Named
Aide at Virqiniu

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Feb. 18 up. Don Shula,
regular defensive back with the
Washington Redskins last sea-
son, has been named a back
field coach at the University
of Virginia.
The appointment was an
nounced today by Head Coach
Dick Voris.
Shula, 20, will specialize in
defensive play, Voris said.