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VOL. ia SATURDAY DECEMBER s, 1858 NO. psf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
Spiritual Healing
Services Slated

Brother Mandus. OF Black
pool. England. win conduct q
spiritual healing mission to-
morrow. Friday and Saturday
at st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Lafayette square.
Brother Mandus. an Anglican
priest. win hold his healing
services at $50 and 1850 pm
tomorrow and Friday and al
1880 am. and 1880 pm. or
Saturday.
He will conduct healing mis-
Sions in q number Of cities dur
ing his visit 10 the United
States. Brother Mandus came
from Cleveland and win 20 mex
10 Little Rock. Ark. His timer
airy includes missions In Cali
fornia and New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
Virus Cancer Tests
Reported Successful

this has not been established.
DR.. Stewart said she had APP
piled the name "polyoma" 70
the virus she found caused the
several types Of tumors In
animals.
In early cancer research
workers transplanted tumor
cells from one animal TO an
other, assuming that the cells
of the first animal lived on in
the second.
Cancer Induced in Fowl
DR.. Stewards work was based
on findings Of Peyton Rous in
1910 at the Rockefeller Insti-
tute in New York and Ludwig
Gross in 1851 in New York
Rous induced cancer in fowI
by injections Of filtrate from
cancerous cells. and Gross
caused leukemia in newborn
mice by inoculating them with
cell extracts from leukemit
mice.
DR.. Stewart took cell-fre'
extracts from leukemic mice ant
grew the virus in tissue cultures
With extracts Of blood-cance
cells from one group Of mice shl
caused cancers Of the breas
and of the salivary and thymu
glands in other strains of mice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

might by Sidney w. orossman,
president OF L. 0rosman Sons.
which has owned the commu-
nifty since 1850.
The village, which has 400
buildings ON i42 acres. was
built by the Federal Govern
ment 20 years ago when work
began on the original Passa-
maquoddy tidal power project
| The new owners win develop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

HONEY HARBOUR, ontario,
June Is R).-A major advance
in cancer research was reported
today by a United States woman
scientist who said she has used
a single virus to cause many
types Of cancer in experimental
animals.
DR.. Sarah E. Stewart Of the
National Cancer Institute at
Bethesda, Md, told the Ca
madam Cancer Research Con-
gress she has induced as many
as 30 different types Of cancer
in mice using a virus extracted
from a single type Of tumor-
Ileukemia or blood cancer.
Her paper gave support TO the
long-held theory that cancer
lis transmitted by a virus. These
disease-producing agents in
other forms are known to be
responsible for polio. influenza
and measles.
While some Of DR.. Stewards
colleagues had reservations
about the Importance of hel
work. DR.. Arthur w. Ham, head
of biological research at the
Ontario Cancer Institute In
Toronto, described it as "tht
|. most stimulating thing that
has happened in cancer re-
search in years"
VerificatiOn Reported
DR.. E. A. Mirand of the New
York State-supported Roswell
Park Memorial Institute a
Buffalo said the cancer-treat
ment and research center haI
already checked and verifieC
DR.. Stewards work.
The gray-haired womal
scientists seven years Of worl
| is expected to lead to a grea
concentration Of research o.
virus causation Of cancer Il
| general. She herself said sh
could not say how soon he
findings can be applied I
| human cancer. She explaine
it will first have to be show
| that a virus causes certai
types of human cancer an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
Bostoniuns Buy
Village in Maine

QUINCY. Mass. June IS CR.
"A group of 10 greater Bos-
ton businessmen have pur-
chased ouoddy village at
PASSPORT. Me-. for s2S0.OOo.
The sale was announced last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

1.-THE area for recreation. light
industry and low-cost retire.
ment homes.
The tidal power project
eventually was abandoned. only
10 be revived recently by Joint
action OF the United States
and Canada 10 determine II
electricity can be generated
economically by Harvesting
the, bays tremendous tides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
Scholars Increase

NEW YoRK.-Between 1899
and 1854 the number OF stu
dents In United States colleges
almost doubled in number,
from l,3e4.0O0 in 1899 TO g.
ATS 900 In 1854.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
Your Child Can Attend A
Consolidated High School In Three Years!
IT Can BE DONE let's GET STARTED!
Proposed Consolidation To Be Voted On In The General Election
November, 1858.

dhos
in Buffalo, Soie Bookfed
ondS Seneca.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
will. poy for the school.
k(omodaed High School Now In The Interest OF The Children
And The Best Answer To The School Problems.


NOR
do or education departments plus other
" in he o
With doto dweI high school, could be converted school and
&c n
poQro
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-02-13
Location OF The Consolidated High School.


the school districts CALDWELL and the school board We should further emo
posed
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
Wen-Stocked Beavers Heavy Favorites
For Eighth Straight MOL Track Crown

have hobbled them during the league
meets. Carl Leichty and John Nut
schekelknaus are preseason pole
vault possibilities and Bulky Gene
McMullen and Tom Brown are coun-
ted on for aid in the shot put. Bill
Farley and Strayer will handle high
jumping and the broad jump.
Running in the mile and two-mile
will be Ralph Molder, Harry Bogner
and John Van Guten. Battling for
places on the relay squads are Sandy
Yoder, Gundy, Tom Benner, Harry
Carter, Tom Kennedy and Ben THIN.
as all freshman.
The first triangular meet of the
season is scheduled for April Is at
Ohio Wesleyan's Selby stadium when
the Beavers meet Kenyon and Wes-
leyan. Four days later they will
travel to Central State for a triangu-
lar meet with Kentucky State and
their hosts.
Mast said he does not expect an
unbeaten year but he is looking for
ward to the squad improving in every
meet as they point for the grand
finale on May u at DonneH stadium
in Findlay, the site of the conference
championships.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
Thirty-Five Dates In Four Sports
Highlight Beavers Spring Schedule

A crowded spring sports schedule
will put the Bluffton Beavers into
action practically every available
day from April IA to May Il, with
IS intercollegiate matches scheduled
in four sports. AS many as three
different teams will be playing on the
same day athletic director. A. c.
Burcky said when he released the
schedule this week.
Fourteen baseball game, including
three doubleheaders, heads the spring
card. Ten track meets will precede
the conference meet at Findlay on
May n and eight tennis meets win be
wrapped up with the league cham
pionships on the Bluffton courts May
16. Three golf matches have been
scheduled, with the championships to
be played at Findlay May 81.
Indoor workouts have already be-
gun for baseball and track with the
squads moving rapidly into shape so
they can move outside as soon as the
weather breaks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27

Preseason forecasts have set up
the Bluffton Beavers as solid favor
ties to annex their annual Mid-O Ohio
league track championship, and
coach Ken Mast says he has seen
nothing to make him disagree with
the crystal ball.
Besides defending their league
crown the Beavers also move out to
tackle some of the stronger small
colleges in the area. They are slated
to compete against Ohio Wesleyan,
Kenyon. Central State. Kentucky
State, Capital, Wittenberg and Heidel-
berg besides their regular league
opponents.
Mast said this appears to be one
of the strongest and best balanced
teams which he has had since Bluff
ton began their amazing champion
ship string in 1851.
Anchoring the squad will be the
leagues two finest sprinters, Ebert
Dubenion and Willie Taylor. Bluff
ton should be equally strong in the
hurdles where Marty Strayer and
Hank Nichols should be competing
with each other for the title of best
in the league.
Bluffton's strength in the sprints,
relays and hurdles should be enough
to assure domination in the league
meet. Also returning to bolster Bluff
tons track hopes is versatile La
Verne Schirich, who has been troub-
led with shin splints during the past,
hut has still managed to finish well
up in the league meets in sprints, re
lays and hurdles.
A large crop of promising fresh
man have boosted Bluffton hopes and
given the squad even more impress
sive depth than they have had up to
this year.
Perhaps the most outstanding fresh
man is John Gundy, a crack high
school sprinter whom Mast may con-
vert to a quarter-miler and a relay
man. If Gundy should become the
ouarter-miler his older brother Jim
once was, Bluffton would have an
other league championship clinched.
A four-year letterman at Bluffton,
Jim ran the quarter in close to 5O
seconds flat before a broken ankle
clipped several seconds from his ef-
forts.
Bluffton should have entries IN the
field events, which until this year
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
MilanO Humbles
Merchants 62-43
In Tourney Match

Milano Cafe fired all their big guns
at the Bluffton Merchants last We'd
nesday night, blasting Bluffton 62-45
and eliminating them from the Lima
city tournament.
Limas d ending champions
jumped to 124 lead at the end OF
the first period and increased their
margin to % points by the end OF
the third quarter. Bluffton never found
the mark until the last quarter, when
they pumped in IL points.
Paul Jackson scored IA to lead
Bluffton. Morris Groman and jim
Berry added IL apiece. Berry, Bluff
tons leading scorer for the season,
was held without field goal until
the final period. He banged in five
during the Merchants futile furry in
the last eight minutes.
Playing under the sponsorship OF
the Stager Coal Yard and the c. D.
Diller Insurance agency, the Bluffton
team will close out its season with
appearances in the Tiffin YMCA tour
nament this week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
Fifth Grade Visits
Nickel Plate Station

Students in the fifth grade of the
Bluffton elementary school were
treated to one of the big moments of
their lives last week when they visit
ed the local Nickel Plate railroad
station and were given rides in a
diesel engine.
Station agent Raymond Holden
gave all the students rides in a diesel
switcher, with every student getting
his chance to blow the whistle. Hol-
den also explained the operation of
railroad stations.
The trips to the station were made
after the students had completed
units of study on transportation. The
students were accompanied by
teachers Mrs. Adella Oyer and
Clarence Hooker and student teach
ers, Nancy Doll and Janet Edinger.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
w. Neuenschwander
Top Triplett Bowler

Wilma Neuenschwander topped
the Triplett bowlers in last weeks
action with a 4O2- Other high scorers
were: Garnet Njckells, 800; Edith
Augsburger, 370g Mary Shear, $40
and Margaret Kimmel, 365.
The top single game of 155 was
rolled by Wilma Neuenschwander.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
Bethel Church Plans
Evangelistic Series

A series of evangelistic services
will be conducted at the Bethel
Church of Christ on u S. BON from
March 20 to April s each evening at
7:45 p. m. except Saturday, it was
announced this week. Leland Quay is
the evangelist in charge.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
LEGAL NOTICE

LE(sAL NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received by the Clerk of
jackson Townshipaon or before IL 100 noon on
Thursday, April 10th. 1858, for furnishing o
new road mower sod tractor for use by the
township in road maintenance work.
Specifications for the above equipment may
be obtained from the Clerk of said township.
The success sfui bidder must guarantee delivery
of equipmsnt. for which a sealed bid " en-
tered. on or before May 18th |. 1858.
The Board of Township Trustees reserves
the right to reject any all bids.
jackson Township Trustees
Earl H. Younkman. Clerk
Lafayette, Ohio
Phone: Bluffton 529-W
March 20, 27,a Apr. 8
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
PAGE FIVE
ANNUAL SUPPER

The annual supper of the local
chapter of Modern Woodmen of
America will be held at the Walnut
Grill Friday evening. March 28 at
$50 p. m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case NO. oZl43
Estate of Ella B. Leiber Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Clair Leiber OF
5l9 Harmon Road. Bluffton, Ohio, has been
duly appointed Executor of the Estate OF Ella
B; Leiber deceased. lste of Allen County
Ohio.
Creditors are, required to file their claims
with said fidyefary yithin four months.
Dated thiyf 14th day of March 1858.
Pan j. Rockey
Pfobates Judge of said County
March 20, 27. Apr. 8
LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. 44806
Louis Keyton, whose last known place of
address was l06 Depot Avenue in Bridgewater,
Virginia. is hereby notified that Glstine Key
ton has filed her petition against him for
DIVORCE custody Of the minor child and equit-
able relief on the grounds of gross neglect of
duty and extreme cruelty in Case Number
44SOe of the Court of Common Pleas of Allen
County. Ohio and that said cause will be for
hearing on or after six weeks from date of
the first publication of this notice.
Durbin. Navarro, Rizor & Dapore
BY Barbara Rizor
Attorneys for Plaintiff
COZ Cook Tower. Lima, Ohio
March 6. IS. 20, 81 Apr. 8. 10
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-27
LEGAL koncE

LEGAL NoT1cE
Case 10. 4477s
nary X. ThompsQh. who resides at $40
california, Avenue. Avalon. Pittsburgh q.
rsnnsyvana: win Rake police that on the
NastnSday Of FebruarZ 1919. George Z. Thomp-
soPs as plaintiff. fffeds shis Petition against
in the Court a ohnmon Pleas of Allen
Eounty. ghio, sanae Being Case No. 4477s
rnserein; prayias fof n. divorce and equitable
atter The 18th day AZ April, 1868.
George Z. Thompson
by Light, Siferd g. Light.
his attorney.
Feb. 20. 81. Mar. 6. 13, 20. n
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25

Ne dio que hobio perdido los ohorros de su vida por
molos inVersiones y que estobo e~ndeudodo, que hobio vueIto
al ring Por simple necesidod economical. Ne hobo de SUI
derroto q monosd de Ralph Tieer Jones, vorios semonos ontes
Y de como todos 10 hobon o~bondonodo despues del combote.
Sus directories lie dijeron que estobo ocobodo y renuentemente
10 hobfon dejodo il a Milwaukee para enfrentorse a Ted Ola.
Este era, Pues, su Ultima oportunidod.
CIerto que era Vlejo va trotondose de IN boxeodor, Pero
ell Sc considerable tuerte todovio y no temfo al reo fisco.
Una eoso, sin embargo, lie preocupobo. cEstorfo hacienda 10
que debio? Hobo consultodo q Dios una y otro vez, me dijo,
buscondo inspiration y euio. Pero no hobio tenido respuesto.
7 guerra que 20 10 oyudoro, 81 podio.
-Persisto en- sus esfuerzos lie die A mi iuicio, Dios
10 ho eIegido q listed para este. No sobemos por que nj es
imPortonte sobero. Pero ST Dos lie ho dodo a listed diez
tolentos, digomos, e. espero que listed hoeo diez veces mos
trobojo, que Sc socrifique diez veces mas para servir de ejen-
po q otros.
.hizo nuevos preeunos, sobre cuestiones reIieiosos y otros
problenos. 70 hce TODD 10 que pude por tronquiIizorIo.
POGO ontes del encuentro, me pidio que fuero q SUI hobitocion
Y rezoro con e, por. que ell oceptoro Ia vountod de Dios.
Puesto e. de rodil0os, 10 bendije. Es una bendcion especial
y Roy ho lleeodo q poner mucho fe en- ella.
osolto.
En- los meses que siguieron, nuestro omistod crecio.
Recibi cortos frecuentes, eenerolnente escritos pr la esposo
de Roy, Edna Mae. En- estos misivos me informobo general
nente de sus o%ctiVidodes. Solo trotdbomos de temos reIiqiosos
.cuondo eI me los plonteobo. Porque 20 no lie estobo vendiendo
nodo, sino o~yuddndolo. 70 no lie imPoneo Ia religion q nodie.
Hoco dicembre de 1855, los triunfos de Ray 10 hobion
levodo q una nuevo oportunidod por ell ttuIo de peso medic
que ostentobo Bobo Olson, una oportunidod de hocer 10 que
muehos hobfon considerable impossible. POGO ontes de Ia peIeo,
bendie q Roy como de eostunbre. Noqueo q Olson en- dos
rounds y fue compeon otro vez.
Mis- deberes reEeiosos, sin embargo, me llevoron q otro
porte del Pois y no estuve con Ray en- sus dos encuentros
siguientes. Montuve contocto con e, sin embargo, por eorreo.
FL noqueo q Olson oho vez, pero perdio con Gene FuIIner q
conienzos de 1857. jRoy teno otro cuesto que subir!
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
BRASIL FAvORITO
PARA CANAR la
COPA DEL MUNDO

ESTOCOLMO, JUNO 24.E(UPD
Los matutinos Sc pronuncian en-
favor de Brasil para ganar ell parti.
do de semifinal de Ia Copa del
Mundo que disputarj hoy con
Francia.
Solo Ell periodico conservador
Svenska Dagbladet opina en- for.
ma d~iferente, y pronostica un EN-.
pate a TN gol tanto en- Ell partido
Brasll-Francia, como en- ell Suecia.
Alemania.
Suecla es favorita de los otros
diarios para ganar su compromise,
Los brasilenos quisie.on recorrer
anoche 10 ciudad, pero Sc vieron
frustrados sus propositos por los
centenares de aficionados que los
rodearoi para solicitarles autogra'
fos. A 10 postre, Ell proyecto tuvo
que ser cancelado.
Mas tarde, Ia asrencia del hotel
On que So alojan tuvo que lamar
Z Ia policia para que dispersass Z
bs jovenes que Sc habian estacio-
nado frente a FL y amenazaban con
eafalisar 81 trinsito.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
NUevos Cumbios
de Uniformes
en- las Mayores

NUEVA YORK, JUNO "a CUPID
Alex Kellner, Turk Lown y Vito
Valentinetti, tres lanzadores con
records mediocres en- esta tempo
rada, cambiaron de uniformes en-
una serie de transferencias por ell
precio waiver de 10000 dolares.
Kellner, zurdo de 80 amos que
una vez gano 20 juegos en- la Liga
Americana, fue vendido por los
Atleticos de Kansas City a los Ro-
jos de Cincinnati
A SUI veZ, los Rojos vendieron
a los Medals Blancas al derecho
Turk blown, de "a amos.
Valentlnetti, serpentinero dere-
cho de % amos que comenz6 ell ano
con los Indios, fue vendido por los
Tigres a los S~enadores.
Ell club de Washington vendio a
AL Cicotte a los Tigres, que 10 m
vial on a su sucursal de Charleston
en- a Association Americana.
Detroit tambien puso nuevamen-
tie en- la lista activa a Herman
Wehmeier.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
Resunlen de
los Juegos
de. Baseball

NUEVA YORK, JUNO "a CUPID
- Aparentemente hay una "revo-
luci6n" en- germen en- la Liga
Americana, contra los Yanquis de
Nueva York.
Despues de la victoria que So
bre ellos obtuvieron los Tigres ell
domingo los Medals Blancas los
ganaron anoche dos a cero, la Guar
ia blanqueada y quinta derrota de
los neoyorquinoS en- sus ultimos
nueve iuegos.
Los Yanquis siguen 7 IL juegos
adelante de Kansas City, pero la
verdad es que ~aquellos no vienen
jugando bien desde hace I'm mes.
Estan por debajo de 500 = 14-16
- desde ell rs de mayo, y 81 man.
tienen SUI ventaja es solo porque
ninguno de sus CONTINGENCIES ha
podido mantener una serie larga
de victorias. Los Tigres, que aver
derrotaron a los Orioles 81 han
ganando nueve de sus ultimos IL
juesos, mientras que los Medals
Blancas han triunfado en- ocho de
sus ultimos diez. Aun los Atleticos
llevan cuatro victorias seguidas
despues de SUI victoria de anoche
sobre los Senadores, II.
En- la Liga Nacional los Bra
vos de Milwaukee estan estable-
ciendo gradualmente su suprema-
ella. Anoche ganaron 10 a los Gil
gantes y llevan ventaja de 2 1-2
juegoS. Los Cardenales de San
Luis superaron a los Piratas rs, y
los Rojos de Cincinnati derrota-
ron a los Dodgers de Los Angeles
81 en- ell otro juego programado
de esta liga.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
SUBSECRETARIO
Continuation de la pag. 81

tigaciones, dio una explicacion de-
tallada de la tremenda y costosa
batalla contra la Enfermedad de
Panama, enemigo No. l de los ba-
nanales. Puso de relieve tambien
Ell alto costo de la production en-
Honduras y presento a los visitan-
ties un panorama general de la in
dustria que va no es la de los
tiempos idos, sine un cultivo Glen
tifico que requiere grandes inver-
stones.
Los delegados y observadores,
entire los que habia de distintas or
ganizaciones internacionales como
Ia ONU, la OEA, ETC., fueron obje-
to de una calida bienvenija por
parte del Gerente de la Tela Rail-
road Company, Ing. Davis J. Clo-
ward.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
PuscuuI Perez y sU Manager: Las
visitus del ex Dictador ]. D. Peron

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, JUNO "a.
(UPD.-El campeon mundial de
peso puma, ell argentine Pascual
Perez, y SUI manager, Lazaro Koci,
visitaron al dictator Juan Domin-
60 Peron en- Ell hotel Faz, de esta
capital.
Koci declare que deseaba que Ell
campeon hiciese alguna pelea en-
Santo Domingo. Anadio que Peron
fue ell maxine impulsor del de-
porte en- Argentina durante SUI go
bierno y uuien alento a Perez.
Perez y Koci vienen de La Ha-
bana, donde es possible que ell cam
peon Sc mida con Oscar Suarez.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-25
Nal Diu Para los Hispanoamerieunos
en- Inauguration Torneo de Wimbledon

WIMBLEDON Inglaterra, JUNO
"A (UP1)- FL s~eptuagesimoquin-
to .orneo international de tennis
de Wimbledon Sc inici6 aver EN-.
pahado por Ia lluvia intermitente
y un tennis de calidad que hizo
juego con Ell tempo.
Siete de los iugadores cabezas
de grupo, incluyendo Ell chileno
Luis Ayala, triunfaron en- sus res
pectivos partidos ante rivales de.
biles, pero sin impresionar dema-
siado. Ell octave jefe de grupo, ell
austraIiano Mervyn Rose, tuvo que
aplazar hasta hoy su partido con
ell polaco Vladislav Skoneki 4 eau
sa de la obscuridad.
Ell primer dia del torneo fue
I'm NAL dia para los jusadores la
tinoamsricanos.
Cuatro pasaron a la segunda rue
da:. Ayala, Ell brasileno Ronald Bar
mes, el cubano Reynaldo Garrido
y ell colombiano Willy Alvarez.
Ocho fueron eliminados: los Chi
lenos Andres Hammersley, Ernes-
to Aguirre y Patricio Rodriguez;
los brasilehos Two Ribeiro y Carlos
Fernandez; Ell cubano Orlando Ga.
rrido; ' los mexicanos Antonio
Palafox y Mario Llamas.
Dos no a~lcanzaron a jugar por
10 avanzado de Ia bora: ell mexica-
no Francisco Contreras y el vene-
zolano Two Pimentel.
Ell jugador humero uno del
ranking Ell australiano Ashley
Cooper, tuvC dificultades para
veneer al modesto jugador BRITAIN
CO Ieotfrey Owen por diez-ocho,
tresseis seis-cuatro y seis-uno,
perdiendo de paso I'm set.
FL australiano Nal Anderson, 81
favorito del torneo en- vista del es.
tado tisico deficiente de Cooper,
tuvo que emplearse a fondo para
veneer n novato hindu Premjit
Lal por ssiseuatro, seiscuatro >
siete-eineo.
WIMBLEDON, JUNO "A (UPI)
- FL jusador cubano Reynaldc
Garrido pAs6 hoy a IA sssunda rue