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HOUSES goa sAlE-M.f.

fIGCS PARK--0-yr. -old semidet
a-e. z. brk.: disp., dishwaSher: rec
rm.: $3.50 On. tx $1,000.
s60s EASTERN AVE, N.E.-Air.
eond. a-oedrm. brk.: , baths. rec
I'm $3.50 On. terms. OWNER
C0LORED-RIGGs PARK. sth 81
Upper NE.-3-bedrm semide.
taehed BRICK 18TH. powder rm
ultramodern kitchen with dispose
I'm. concrete front porch, wall
D. KAISER q co. IA. a-iss1.
COL0RED - MICHIGAN PARK =
Open sun. 5031 SARGENT I'd;
S s,s ssres sgy ,sr rM Ta;, st. mr. ,:, rec
.ubieet 70. PHA. KRETsfNoER
Ia. e-ll1e. no. s-56si.
CoL0RED-eth AND 8. DAKOTA
gas heat; SieS On. SIS mo. Ex
c0LORgD--OPEN SUNDAY, 1921
Newton 81 ne-Qenuine stone
furred walls. With 2xts. 4 regulai
heated; powder rm. LIST, 9 baths
end; = bath and rec rm buht-ir
s ssrass; xplsssTs,NyosErSS lot ne, Nor
AD a-02t2.
COlORED-1Ot OGIETHORPE ST
MES open Sunday "a pm
Mod semidet brk.; IN. rec. rm
3 bedrms,. iiv. rm,, din. rm.. kit
and powder rrn In lovely eond
PENNY APosToLiDEs. M. 7,
SEA To. s.ilf1.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MOWbOOMBUt WO0Wtb
ARGYLE PARK.sTLvER SPRING;
$13.500--2 bedrms.. LIST a IN
ished attic. partly eompl rec. rm.
lac. kit, nicely handicapped lawn
ige. trees. Nj good elementary
school. rolf course and park Avail
after Feb. /. By OWNER u. r.
264i.
BgTHEsDA-Immae.. 3-bedrm., ..
oath brick rambler, IN Alta Vista
close 10 schools and transp beau.
tiful yard and patio. S20.T00
A.va PIeAN1. Realtors, OIL
sETREsDA RAMRLERs-s and 4
bedrms. . baths: S25, $50 "a
$50. ESQ. Ctr. hall. iee. liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm. family-sized mod
kit auii Isn't. with nrepl. DIR.
Out Old Georgetown I'd. from
Bank Of Bethesda. "a mi 70 Bells
NH I'd. left on Bells Mil I'd.
9 blks.. riEht on Bells Nil I'd. ~.
mi, 10 Thomas Branch dr.. then
dark, CLARENCE L. PARKER,
Builder. OIL. ASA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

COUNTRY ESTATE = 10 room
manor house. s baths. de luxe
kitchen, extra large svtmmine
pool with patio and bath houses
For full details. call Mrs. Paddock.
20. e-6glo. oxLEY REALTY.
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BETHEsDA--split-leveI, mr.. NH
Tse rm pa tha S,n hi IN ssnP Ssd.
rms. 2 baths. gear garage, car
peting; many extras; &25.Db0
Good financing. shown By ap.
pointment. EUGENE b, GIN
CELL, OIL, 3-202.,. OIL, 4-bH5I
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KENWOOD PARK-Beautiful well.
designed and built split-leye
houses. al brick, in the most de.
sired and controlled community II
MONTGOMERY County. Center hall
liv. nm. sep. din. rm.. large mod
ern kit. screened porch, = bed
rms. 2 baths. ground-levei rec
rm., utii. rm., bsmt.. on level 10;
with many trees. Priced from SIS.
ESQ up. Good financing. TU q
51se or OIL. e-sO47.
MONTGOMERY HILLS-3-bedrm.
det brick rambler: lse. liv. rm.
side entg Only s4aS down. Call
any time. 10. 5-.l3i,
ROCK CREEk HILLS s3l $50
o-en sun. I'll 5; e70l Conn.
slate roof. Z large bedrms.. 81
baths. center hall. large den and
powder rm. on LIST A.; liv. I'm.
sexif. frepi.. family-siHe din. I'm.
screened porch eree1eway to e
car garage with living quarters
above CoFFMAN REALTY CO.,
~, Q-4is3. or ~. 5-STl4, ewes
and Sun.
ROCKVILLE = 3-bedrm. rambler
full bsmt.: 10 min. from Acc
S6ab. On. with no End trust nee.
essarY. $50 mo. incl. prin. taxes
int. and ins. Sls, 500, HENRY
coRBIN, Realtor. HA. 7-Tc5o, Po
e-el5S; ewes. OIL. 4-7e44.
ROCKVILLE - WILLIAMSBURG Colo
niai; beautiful home: 5 hedrms..
az baths. FLORIDA ROOM" center
hallway; S3s.a50. Po. e-43o5,
ROCKVILLE TWIN BROOK-Pull
bsmt with outside entr., ; bed
rms 1 bath texuandable to : bed
rms. . bathtl; lv. I'm, with o.
n. picture window and nrepl.; les
back porch: equip. kit; newls
SSSdLSps Lay Sern gAvmceeo.' DV mrs
dR RoSFFS. weekdays. IA. 7.7isS'
ROcKvIILE-Threk- bedrm. corner
rambler fenced sos Lewis i ave !,
ps~ment So per mo or viii rent
500 per mo. la. 6-2335.
ROCKvIIiE, no So down - De
tached 3-bedrm. rambleI rey; AZ;
ments like rent: vacant. BUpNkf
REALTY. GA. 4-s7a5. GA 4-71ll
SILVER SPRING; SCI. 500; owner
transferred--2-yr -old brk ram.
bier; 2 bedrms,. spacious NV ana
S Sedrm rn' and bath on lower
level: fenced yard. cow. schools,
shopping. and transp. CHESTER
KELLER, Woodmoor Ageney
Corp. Ju S-7iOO, o I'll Q. JU.
a-bSS5
SILVER sPRING. iOIis Oates ave.
term. brick Colonial. lge. liv.
rm. with firepl., sep din. rm., KIT
2 bedrms., bath, tile bsmt. Slh.-
$50 Call JU S-dpp4.
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BETHESDA. 81. $50 DOWN 70 ousl

HAn@SDHs etf~"o DOWN 70 ouhi-
ified purchaser - New - bedrm
brick rambler. baths. fireplace,
ige. finished rec. rm. modern
kitchen with eating space. Ss4. 800
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4.I4i6
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elementary and 81. high schools:
rms, z baths. gear garage, car
= peting; many extras; &25.Db0.
Good financing. shown By ap-
pointment. EUGENE b. GIN
CELL, OIL, 2-202... OIL. 4-bA5l.
BETHESDA. 1850 DOWN 70 quail
ifed purchaser - New - bedrm
brick rambler, , baths. fireplace,
ige. finished rec. rm. modern
kitchen with eating space. Ss4 800
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL 4.I4I6.
CHEVY CHAsE-A Rock Greek
Forest. 4s-ft, brick rambler. de-
signed for low maintenance. 3
lge bedrms.. ? fun baths, large
formal din. rm., 20-ft. liv, rm.
with fireplace. beautifully land
seaped. full bsmt. with rec. area
SUBURBAN PROPERTY MOT.
CHEVY CnAsE-R oomy older home
with bedrms.. large kitchen with
eat. 50 on large lot and close
PIsANI. Realtors. OIL. 4-7500.
CHEVY CHASE - Relatively new
brick Colonial center-hal plan.
lst-hoor powder room. 3 bedrooms.
2 baths. double lot. screened
porch 20 as sarge; walking ai,ts ase
Can WO e-230O I'll y pm EDw
n JONES a co. INC. Chevy
Chase D G.
aere-4 bedFms. 3 baths. lac. Gus.
forn .h.,lif ran.hisr 0rsf ~ les
liv rm. with arepi.. sep. din rm
table space fully equipped KIT, 3
lovely bedrma. with two full baths
immense tcf. preh.. lower level.
ground-level entF. in rear: Ice
bedrm and tile bath: garaGe
work rms; truly Q fine buy al
S.i3, 900. A. J. kESSlNGER a CO.
Ju. 1855
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-only s4gS
down: 3-bedrm. detached rambler
excel cond.. fenced lot; earport;
full tile bkTnt assume 49, Gl
loan. 10. 5-3540: ewes Tt. 3
COUNTRY Clue AREA-Desirahie
3-bedrm- 2-bath brick rambler
liv. I'm. hrepl.. din. L lge. KIT.
lovely rec. rm. Assume lee. 4G
FfEiD NC. Ju. s-fiis.
DAMAscUs--Resident realtor. We
live with our sales JERRY COOK
INC, Clearwater 3-23ll.
GERMANTOWN. IL MILES TO
AEc-Hev 3-bedrm rambler. Ia
baths firepl; daylight bsmt
Almost acre lot; $4,000. WI
GREENWOOD KNOLLs-split- level:
bedrms.. y baths, fenced: as
sumo larse OF loan. VII $3.50.
KENsINGT0N: TRUE VALUE
MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE
Beautiful i2xie paneled den With
beam ceiling, bookcases and hre-
place, French doors. opening on
ilx1e screened porch. laundry
room and End screened breakfast
porch Oh modern kitchen; 3 twin.
sized hedrms.. plus nursery.
full tiled baths. formal elnins
room. basement; = BLK 70 nevs
community swimming pool: hrici
Colonial on level lot. TREES
watkins distance 70 bus. stores
min 20 NH. and BethescI
Naval Hospital. For sale By
OWNER S1p.n50. OPEN SAT
AND SUN. DIRECTIONS: Gu
Conn, ave. extended TO KensinF
ton, len on Prospect St. . blks
I rteht % s3o5 Amber Dr.. VII
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ZEAL ESTATE SALE Or EYcM.

INCOME MAkgR; detached cor. I;
bra 1871 Kendal s.. n.e.--s rms
and bath. plus 3-rEn.- land bath
Ma. s-8t35s ewes. RA. $50.
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FAIRFAX - 3.bedroom, i-hath
rambler. on nice level lot In quiet
section deed.end street: hv. rm.
with fireplace. din. area. equip
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RAMBLER. for sl3,'
TOBIAS excel. kitchen. full bsmt
Finished rec. rm.; yrs. Old. As
sumo 40 loan. $1,000 down
slI4 mo pays all JANE assoSS
ewes HR A-T713
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WOODACREs-Delightful; . bed.
sell. c. ALLEN saERwIN. NC
IN a-AALO. OIL. R-3R6a.
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st2o 18th g: Ew-s5si.sso !.
Barry, me. s.26sB. IA. a:a27S
-. CHOICE RENTALS
MihFAx - e-room house. ~
rms. rec. rm. with fireplace. car
PfNkRiDqE = s-bedroom stone;
rec. rl1.. baths, Pear gar; sI7b.
~. pHNTAooh REALTY co,
NEAR COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB
Detaehed 0-rin, home and aepar.
s's' eoW WPHffr Hpt 4 klI,ensws
1918 w. Ave- kz. a.iSg2T a.sls4
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1850 CROSS Or.
1915 MASS. AVE. Sc.

3 rooms. kit. bath: rent reduced
20 SIS month To inspect, obtain
key 81 Apt. ]. a. 1879 Mass.
ave. Sc
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DuNnAR AVE. p0e3. Randolph vi.
laae Md.--ModeFn a-bedFm. ranch.
type house, miles from District
On Central ave; h,-w, sQil heat
500 month 10 responsible party,
Sah wa, S-slss or WA, S-siSa
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r.1nrAr ursrnnnur

FAItFAA WE8IuROvE =. A
2 lge. foyer, Nv. rm, with fireplace
and . beautiful view; din. rm,.
hit, with stove. fefgra disposal.
dishWagher and eating space. rec
rn. with fireplace: has French
doors openine 70 garden; laundry
TOWN n COUNTRY REALTY
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s s.sS R ss.e so :Til' ssS s'f s.
viRqSi1SSiA AVE. Sc, 72s. near
Navy Yard-Bow brick dWelling
Six rms, ist-, toilet. 2nd-h, bath
$50 per mo. oEoR0E /. BoR0ER,
INC, 1923 X NV, Ma. S-03BO.
INTERCHANGEABLE AREA--2,
ana l-bedrOom homes available
Some for immediate occupancy. In
duire about our new eDlit-levels
70 rent with option 10 buy.
oI0LER a co, tMD.l
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b,E.--7-rm.. 3-stoFy NJ. Vernon
Colonial hrk.: 3 hedyms. 5 pehs
5 baths, res; I'm. Sole. gar; excel
norhd. 300 PARK dr.. Sc, Lu
s-4ot1
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CHEVY CnAsE-A Rock Greek
Forest. 4s-ft, brick rambler de-
signed for low maintenance. 3
lge. bedrms.. 2 fun baths, large
formal din. rm., 26-ft. liv, rm.
with fireplace: beautifully land
seaped. full bsmt. with rec. area
s R1T appoin.mspt; cal 10; 5,50ss.
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HOUSES goa sALE--s.E.
tCOhTlAuepl

OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 4
1909 18th st. SE.
Brick 6edIms.: bath; Al con-
dttion. Cement porch, nice yard.
churches. excel. neighhorhood. II.
0-7043; eves., LU. l-.ibDv. WILL
LouoHBv REAL ESTATE.
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FAIRFAX, town of--3.hedrm, brick
rambler near schools. chruches
and shoppins center. oREFK
REALTY. cR. $4,000.
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3-BEDROOM HOMES Of any type.
size. style, material. age. location.
price and best financing; trades
considered: please tell me when ]
can show the best home for your
budget and needs. Cal NJ. Bren.
FREDERICK W BERENs SALES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

SILVER SPRING. 1924 Haywood
dr.. Carroll neutrality-suspicious.
SsleE rm r'S Sesm.d d safsD ca ~ Al. r
elec. XII ~ baths, rec. rm, with
built-is TV and bar. air-cond. !,
fenced yard, beaut, Landscape;
conv. 10 transp. and schools. No
aeents: $4,000. OWNER 10
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ture experts have been chosen
as judges for the event, which
will take place in Explorers
Half Of the National Geographic
Society, Sixteenth and M streets
NV, on october 81.
For the next five weeks anna
teurs may submit snapshots Tor
The Stars contest by mailing
them to Amateur Snapshot
Contest Editor, The Star,
Washington 4, d C. The name
and address Of the entrant
should be on the back Of each
print. together with the class
in which it is to be entered.
Glasses are (A) Babies and
Children; (B) Activities; &C.
SCENES and Table-tops; CD
Animals. Only black-and-white
prints are eligible and they
must have been taken since
July. 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Ametsur Snapshot Contest Rules
on Poee rs

day for entering pictures. At
that time the 40 prize winners
Of the 10-week period will be
rejudged to determine the local
grand prize winners. In addi-
ton to the SIS already awarded.
they will be worth a 500 U. S.
savings bond each.
These four grand prize prints
will be entered in the News
paper National Snaps h o
Awards. In competing with
similar entries from more than
80 other daily papers in the
United States and Canada, they
will have a chance to win a
81 900 top prize for best print;
$500 for second or $3.50 for a
third place. In addition some
$50 cash prizes will be distrib-
uted for a grand total of SIT, :
$50 in awards.
Five nationally known pic
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SturSnopshot
Contest Now
AtMid-point

The Stars Amateur Snapshot
contest reaches its mid-point
this week with the nth judging
Of entries. More than 500 pic
lures have been scanned to
date in the selection Of four
prize-winners each week.
The contest con tinue S
through September IS, the last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

Judgment, ana a snort road
check.
The finalists represent the
cream of over 100000 teen
age drivers who entered city
and State road-e-os during the
spring.
The National Teen-Age
Road-e-o is sponsored by the
United States Chamber of
Commerce in cooperation with
the American Trucking Associ-
atoms, the Liberty Mutual In
surance Co.. and the Pure Oil
Co. in the interests of traffic
safety.
The contestants will undergo
q series of tough examinations
in the four days of competition.
They start out on the basis of
1000 points and are marked
down on the number of errors
committed during their tests.
College scholarships will be
awarded the first three winners
in amounts Of $4,000, $500
and $1,000.
The winners will be an
nounced at a banquet Thurs
day evening at the Willard
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
LOOT TOO LIGHT,
BARROOM BANDIT
QUITS IN DISGUST

SANDUSKY, Ohio (AP).
"A disillusioned gunman
stalked from a small bar
here early yesterday with
out any loot after getting
patrons to empty their
pockets on the bar and the
bartender to open the cash
register.
When he saw the loot,
the gunman said. "Ah. it
amt worth it." and left.
police reported.
Police reported that the
total was between S35 and
$45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Suez Rule Change

PORT SAID, Aug. 9 (AP) +.
Ships of 35-foot draft will
be allowed passage through
the Suez Canal effective Sept.
u. the Egyptian Suez Canal
Authority announced.
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Blood Center
Distribution
Moves poce

The Washington Regional
Blood Center last week distrib-
uted 1904 pints of blood In the
District and nearby communi-
ties.
II issued sos pints In WASH
ington. $50 in Maryland, sls in
Virginia. So in West Virginia
and 81 elsewhere.
In addition TO the regular
weekly bloodmobile schedule
for collections. Red Cross
donors may give at the WASH
fhgton Hospital Center Blood
Bank, First street and Michi-
gan avenue NV. 8 am. 10 4
pm, Mondays through Fri
days: Freedmen's Hospital. 4
am. TO 4:45 pm. and from 6
TO 8 pm, Mondays through
Fridays, and Sunday from 2 TO
5 pm; Walter Reed Hospital,
Mondays through Fridays. Q
am. to 4 pm. and on Tuesday
evenings from z to o: the
Washington Regional Blood
Center. Monday / pm. TO s:45
pm. Tuesday through Friday,
9 am. 10 4:30 pm: The Clin-
ical Blood Center. National In
stitutes OF Health. Bethesda,
Nd, $3.50 am. to $3.50 pm,
Mondays through Fridays (call
Oliver $4,000. Ext. 1856 for APP
pointment.
The Bloodmobiles will make
the following visits during the
coming week:
Monday - Prince william County.
Osborn High School, Manassas. Va,
10 am, 70 pm, Prince GeorEes
County, District Heights, Medical Cen
ter, 1900 Marlboro pike, ? p.m. 10 9
pm.
Tuesday Winchester Frederick
Chapter: Parish House, Christ Bpiscol
alsChureh. 1874 West Boseawen street,
Winchester. Va, 10 an. 10 4 pm.
EST. Fauquier County Chapter: Vtnt
Hill Farm Station. Warrenton Training
Center, Warrenton, Va, 10 am. TO
4 pm. EST.
wednesday-D. c. Chapter: Main
Navy. Constitution avenue. Room B41.
900 am. 10 3 pm. Charles County
Chapter. Episcopal Hall. la Plata, Nd.
10 am. 70 4 pm. EST. d. c. Chapter:
Pentagon. Choral Room on the Con-
course. $50 m TO $3.50 pm.
Thursday fredericksburE Chapter.
Community Center, 40S Canal street,
Fredericksburg. Va, II am. 70 m.
EST MONTGOMERY County Chapter.
Atomic Energy Commission, German
town, Nd. 10 am. to pm.
Friday-D. c. Chapter: Bureau OF
Engraving. Auditorium in Annex, Four
teenth and D streets sW,. 10 am; 70
pm Stafford County Chapter;
Convict Camp 2l, HARDWOOD Va.
pm. TO pm.
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5lTeen-AgersC Compete
In Rood-e-o Tomorrow

The seventh annual National Teen-Age Drivers Safe
Ing Roadeo tomorrow the National Armory
parking lot
Fiftyone hnasS from 48 States Alaska Hawaii
District will compete simulated parking problems driving
through series Of rubber balls in straight line distance
Indictment and hort nad
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-14
Solo la Prdcfica del Sobofoje no.
Impedrd PeIedr q Patterson -Dumufc

Solomons es I'm rival del pro-
motor ingles Harry Lavene, quien
volo a New York la semana pasada
e hizo un anuncio iunto a DANA
to de que existe Gun acuerdo en-
principle" para que Patterson de-
fienda SUI corona contra ell gales
Erskine en- Ell gi%gantesco Wcmbley
Stadium de Londres, que tiene ca
pacidad para 80 mil personas en-
un combate.
FL anuncio senala, sin embar-
go que Erskine sera ell defensor
solo 81 puede quitarle la corona
europea al sueco Ingemar Johans-
son en- Estocolmo ell proximo dia
81.
FL case que Johansson favorito
3 a 1, derrote a Erskine %entonces
un retador norteamericano sera lie
vado a Londres para retar a Pat
terson en- Wembley, dijo ell pro
motor Levene. Manifesto que no lie
interesaba Johanssen como retador
pues .dudaba que sus compatriotas
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-14

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (United)
= Ell manager Gus D'Amato decla-
70 que "solo ell SABOTAGE" puede
evitar que Floyd Patterson haga
dos defensas de su tftulo heavy
weight antes de julio en- los
Estados Unidos en- abril y en- Lon
dres a fines de JUNO.
Ell regordete D'Amato, con I'm
pelado iuvenil, declare que esta
temeroso que ell Club I~nternacio-
nal de Boxeo o sus aliados traten
de evitar una defensa norteameri-
cana en- abril y por S no quiere
anunciar ell retador, promoter o
sede hasta "que TODD este bajo
contrato y asegurado con garan-
tias".
Y ahadio que ell promoter Jack
Solomons, de Londres, a quien des-
cribio como sun asociado del Glib"
va esta tratando de evitar Ell que
Patterson Sc %enfrente contra Joe
Brakine campe6n heavyweight bri-
tanico, en- Londres en- JUNO, ofre-
ciendo grandes garantias a Erskine
para otros combates.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-14
ENSALADA DEPORTIVA
Por RENE VERA

A la bora en- que commence a circular en- eta edicion, los
equipos Representatives de Cuba y Puerto Rico estaran midiendo
sus fuerzas para determinar al ganador de la Decima Serie del
Carbe. Como en- los desafios anteriormente celebrates, ell paSque
Sixto Escobar sera escenario del final y decisive juego.
La gerencia del stadium ha reveado que hasta ahora unos A
mil fanaticos pagaron sus entradas para presenciar los juegos. Y
Sc afrma que la asistencia del fanatismo disminuy6 considerable
mente desde ell enclose incidente del lunes. cuando la preston del
pubhco determine declarar empatados a los conjuntos de Cuba y
Puerto Rico, en- ell noveno inning, despues de una iugada polemica
que todava no ha podido ser sufcientemente escarecida.
bar en- la tarde del microbes para presenciar ell encuentro de
Puerto Rico contra Venezuela y Cuba contra Panama. Sc espe-
raba, sin embargo, que una extraordinaria concurrencia prestara
elucidez los juegos de la tarde del jueves, dada la importancia que
revestan.
Cuba y Puerto Rico Sc encontraban empatados en- ell lugar e-
nero de la Serie del Caribe con 8 juegos ganados y dos perdidos.
Ell photo del Marianao, de la Lga Cuba, anunci6 momentos antes
de iniciarse ell dueo que habia desgnado al serpentinero Bob Shaw
como abridor por ell Cuba, mientras ell manager del Caguas, de la
Lga Puertorriqueha, sehal6 al lanzador Gerry Nelson para hacer
los envios por ell Puerto Rico.
Shaw lanz6 contra Puerto Rico pero fue ~expulsado del monticello
por los puertorriquenos antes de terminar Ell desafio. Ell pitcher
Gerry Nelson cuenta con una victoria en- ell torneo, obtenida a costa
de los representatives de Venezuela, ell equipo Valencia, de la lBa
venezolana de baseball.
Hasta los momentos de escribr estas cuartinas, Ell slugger
mas destacado de la Serie del Caribe 10 era ell venezolano Bob Will
son, con 500 de average. Ha bateado 10 incogibles en- 20 turnos
al bate. Casey Wise, de Cuba y Victor Pellot, de Puerto Rico,
son los mas cercanos competidores de Wilson, con .46 y 476,
respectvamente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-14
EsTA DIRIGIDo A REDUcIR LOS GAsToS, EN- EVITAcloN
DE LA FUTURA D~ESAPARcIoN DEL LISMo.-N

quenas, hasta que dichas arenas
puedan TRAFALGAR con utilidad.
La bolsa minima que ordena
ell estado de $50 a los prelimina-
ristas sera reduc'da a una suma en-
relacion con la probable taquilla de
la arena.
"A los duehos de los inmue-
BILE Sc les pedira que ayuden a los
promotores reduciendo ell alquiler
en- forma drastica.
A los managers Sc les pedira
que cooperen aceptando pezque-
mas bolsas en- los clubes reactiva-
dos.
Helfand senalo que durante los
tres ultimos amos varios clubes pc
quenos trataron de operar en- ell
Estado, pero que despues de ofre-
GER dos o tres programs, tuvieron
que cerrar porque los gastos estan
en- desproporcion con las recauda-
clones.
Por 10 menos dos duenos de are
ma han ofrecido cooperar con la
Comision en- Su nuevo programa.
Ell dueno-promCtor Nanny Heikin,
del Sunnyside Garden en- ell barrio
de Queens, de New York, dijo a
Helfand que 10 reabrira ell mes pro-
ximo. Y Emil Lence, dueno-promo-
tor de la Eastern Parkway Arena,
de Brooklyn, dijc a los reporters:
"Estoy listo a cooperar. Hablare
con Helfand a tines de Semana So
bre reabrir mi club.
Ell continuadc cierre de peque-
nos clubes, al no poder competir
con las peleas televisadas de gra-
tbs amenaza con matar ell boxeo pro
fesional, dijo Helfand, pues destru-
We ell incentive de los muchachos
en- desarrollarse y cierra los Iuga-
res en- donde pUeden hacerse.
Tambien, sigu:o diciendo ell Co.
misionado, este hace que los ma
nagers traten de apurar a los mu-
chachos que muestran gran prone
sa y los enfrentan con puzzles SUI
periores en- bouts televisados,"so
10 para caer de nuevo en- ell olvido".
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-14
.COntin0u PoIemica por %Edificuci0n
de Ia villa 0Iimpicu" en- Italia

Subrayando las ventajas del 81
ito elegido, en- uno de los mejores
barrioS romanos, Onesti dijo que
aquel estaba cerca de los principal
les campos de juegos olimpicos y
constituiria una IONA residential
ideal para los empleados publicos
que ocuparan la Villa, despues de
los juegos.
Onesti senalo que va Sc ha mi
ciado la construction de las siguien
ties instalaciones.
Ell estadio Flaminio, que COM
plementara al actual estadio OHM
pico. Este tiene capacidad para
100000 es~pectadores.
Ell estadio de natacion en- los
terrenos de la feria mundial.
Ell velodromo olimpico, en- los
mismos terrenoS.
Ell palacio de los deportes, tam
bien en- esos terrenos.
I'm puerto para la competencia
de yachting en- Napoles.
FL Palazetto Dello Sport (palace-
tie de los Deportes), cerca del es-
tadio olimpico.
Falta todavia, sin iniciar la pre-
paraci6n del poligono para la COM
petencia de tiro. Ell sitio esta ele-
gido, pero falta ell visto bueno de
las autoridades militares.
Tambien falta elegir ell sitio de
las completeness de reno y GIN
! nasia,