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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05

dosli do takove revolucije da
,je dobri tata morao otici u
ducan i kupiti move gusle. To
je trajalo dotle, dok je tih
malih gusala bilo ma zalihi.
No Zlatkovo "umjetnicko j.
zivljavanje" bilo je vece cd
tvornickog kapaciteta jed
nog dana kaze trgovac:
LAO mi je, ali gusala wise
nema".
Predvidjajuci velike zaple-
taje, koji &c IL toga izbiti u
porodicnom krugu, otac je Ia
molio:
"Pa narucite nove".
- Ne mogu nj to - od-
govorio je start trgovac -
vec sam dosada narucivao i
sad mi je tvornica javila da
ih wise nema.
Zavladala je velika zalost.
Zlatko je momentalno prestao
biti "reproduktivni umjetnik"
i morao Sc zadovoljiti samo
slusajuci muziku. U muzikal-
moi obitelji, gdje je sama ME
gova majka bila dobra piani-
silica, S kojom su mnogi on
dasnji umjetnici i virtuozi do
lazili da sviraju uvjezbava-
ju i najkompliciranije duette,
Zlatko je imao prilike da pri-
sustvuje tim internin kon-
certima, obicno sjedeci ma po-
casnom mjestu: pod klavirom.
Ne navrsivsi jos niti trecu
godinu, bio je jednom u ka-
zalistu. Davala sc "Vila lu-
taxa" mali Zlatko je mirno
i pazljivo sjedio u lozi, drzeei
glavu ma rukama i ne trenuv-
81 okom. Poslije predstave bio
.je sasvim miran cinilo Sc da
je ia glazba pro 6i'iiz;vela na ME
ga najdub1ji, utisak.
Drugog danasjedla je ME
gova majkasza malin stolicem
radila rucni rad. Najednom
zaGuje neko cyilenje j skripa-
ME, kotsje js dopiralo ispod
Istola 4 netko jeluz to ne
1 3Som sbarito tona inons bpjom gla-
So pievao glapiie motive il
Vile ;l,ltaka". Majka digne
stolnjak: pod stolom So sic
dio Natko, vukao jednu ku-
haeu preko druge u po-
manjlsaniu Instruments mo
rao Sc zadovoljitf tom pr7rni-
tivnom improvizacijom -
pjevao sve on sto je jucer
QUO. - Majka, i sama muzi-
kalna, bila je ipak zgranuta,
kako je dijete moglo to "a.
pamtiti. Pozvala je: brzo oca
upitala ga: >2ros ~
"cujes Ii ii sta Puba pie.
va?
"To su motivi IL jucerasnje
predstave. JEST Ii ih tt zapam'
tio?" LIKE
Otac, postanski cinovnik-
sef brzojavnog odsjeka ma "a
grebackoj zeljeznickoj stanic
imao je smisla "a Morse ovt
znakove i ostale muzicke e
terske produkte, ali owe mo
, tive nije upamtio. On Sc Gu
dio svom sinu i priznao m,
muzicki talenat. Odlucio je
da mu Sc sin posveti muzici
; Majka ga je vec gledala ka'
violinistu i Zlatko je odsat
pod stolom stolnjakom ima'
svoj prvi "musikzimmer".
cudan je ali svakako in
teresantan slucaj, da Sc tax
vo dijete rodilo u nedjelju q
ozujka 1895, upravo ma PRIV
|, dan proljeca. Predaleko bi "a
:. sli kad bi toj cinjenici pripi
; sivali kakve posljedice, al
Balokovic je zaista bio dijet
proljeta, vedar, veseo, otvo
rem, uvijek nasmijan samo
: svijestan, ali / kritican pre-
ma samome sebi. Uvijek pc
maze j protezira druge, mas
Ii strane umjetnike, a kad m
: sc tko zbog toga cudi, mirn
! odgovara:
PA zemlja' je tako veliks
| -
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05

AAJAAA' SoAAAo SAAASAA" 6AooO
viracica, ona je sestgodisnjeg
Zlatka poucavala u teoriji.
Sa sedan godina svirao je
Zlatko klavir. Pod cvrstom
rukom svoje make, koja je
pred o b o m gledala buduc-
most svog sina i vidjela da
joj mora zrtvovati mnoge ra-
dosti djetinjstva. 2 | a t k o je
marljivo napredovao.
Preko puta imao je svoju
pucku skolu u Draskovicevoj
ulici iako brizno cuvan cd
svoje make, dospijevao je j.
pax da bude kolovodja raz-
reda. Jednog dana dosao je
kuci say utucen. Majka Sc "a
brinula istrazila Sta Sc do
godilo. Tog dana igrali su Sc
djecaci rata. Doslo je do pra-
We tucnjave i ucitelj je po-
zvao citav razred ma odgovor-
most, ali nitko nije cd straha
pred kaznom htio reci Sta Sc
je dogodilo. Napokon je ustao
Zlatko:
"Gospon ucitel, igrali smo
Sc rata, pa smo Sc poharili.
ia sam bill batukan."
Starog ucitelja razveselila
je ova hrabra otvorenost:
TAX! Ii kaj 81 bill tax
kurazen i rekels kaj je bilo, ii
mores It'll donna. A vi drugi
fakini butte lepo ostali danas
malo v reStu!
Zlatko je bio ponosan ma
sebe, ali nije razumio ucite-
ljevu odluku i dosao je .kuci
zalostan:
ia to ne razmem. ia sam
Sc tukel, pa smem til donna,
a decki su Sc takaj tukli, a
morali su ostati v restu."
Tai ucitelj doskora je IL
mjenjen nekim drugim, 60
spodinom Varzickom, "a ko-
jega Sc govorilo da tuce die
Gu. To zamamno ime pretvo-
rili su djaci u Vrazicka i Flat
ko je kod kuce ostentativno
izjavio da ne ide u skolu, jer
je cuo da novi .ucitelj tuce
djecu. Otac i majka bill su
u sto briga. Mali jos ucitelja
nije nj vidio, a nije htio ici I
skolu. Jednog dana setao je
start 6. Balokovic po Drasko'
vicevoj ulici u drustvu nekoe
gospodina. Prisao je Zlatko
tai pratilac njegovog oca u:
pita. ga zasto ne dolazi u sko'
lu. zlatko rece razlog, a ia.
gospodin ga samo potapse pc
glavi i oprosti Sc s njegovim
ocem. Kad je otisao, rece O.
tao sinu:
- Vidis, Puba, to je bio ia.
tvoj strasni ucitelj Varzicka
mi moguce. Pa znas da nj
zgledi tax strasno. Idem j.
ipak u skolu. Znas, to kaj lju
di pripovedaju, to ne trebs
biti navek istina."
/ Ovalkve m a e pustolovin'
ispreplele SUI njegovo PRIV,
djecacstvo. Otac je jedva &c
kao da mu postane umjetnik
virtuoz, koji &c zaradjivat
novaca, ali majka je znala d;
Sc u umjetnosti napreduje po
lako ali sigurno. Otac je ma
lazio nekoliko ucitelja "a ma
loga, ali majka nije pristaja
la. go
.- Ne dam da mi Publ tx
iskvari, - govorila bi "a q
vakvih porodicnih dogovora.
Dok jednog dana nije je
dan susret nju potaknuo d
popusti. Ma n * o j zabavi
Ceskoj Besedi upoznala je 60
spodina, koji Sc zvao profeso
Huml.
(Ny>.4o,,;+ "a s@N
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05
ZLATKO BALOKOVC
zivot jednog umjetnika

(NdSa napomend U engleskm sranicama zaz zvotopis
naseg vekog tovjea umenka vonu zata Balo
doso msmo dob njegov
cd g predsednika brata v. Mandc
uudno epo da zravno dobi Baokovt
osobno jos kako pr dosao Ameku 1924
Pjevackog Drusva Chicago,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05


I2lozen je / slavni dubro-f
vacki "Slovinac", koji je cd
god. 1873 izlazio svako pet
naest dana. o diplomatskoj
mudrosti njegovih urednika
pamtim ovu anegdotu: jed
nom Sc proculo da &c Sc pro-
mijeniti dalmatinski namjes-
mix, pa su citatelji zamolili re-
dakciju da i'll informira, od-
govaraju Ii. ii glasovi istini.
Odgovor je glasio: Gao nam
,je sto start namjesnik odlazi
I'll drago nam je sto novi
nanjesnik dolazi!"
"zfvjela Revolucion!"
No nisu svi dubrovacki po-
daniel Nj. c. i K. Velicanstva
bill tako podatni. Kad Sc 60
dine 1848. do Dubrovnika
dopre glas da je buknula re-
volucija, jednog jutra jurnuo
.je kroz Stradun crevljar v.
'Savasta i COLON sabljom po-
Sac prema a Vijetnici, vicuci
"zivjela revolucion!" Prolaz-
nici- su ga u cudu gledali, a
kad je, saw usplahiren, dosao
pred Vijetnicu, jedan vice.
mix ga blago ukori: "sto ii
je, bozji covjece, oil 81 "a
mahnito? Podji donna i stepli
noge!" Tako je poeela "a
vrsila dubrovacka cetrdeseti-
osma. Cd ME je ostala samo
ta COLA sablja ma muzejskom
zidu. I nekoliko proglasa, ko-
lima su vlasti umirivale ma
rod, da ne bi jos koji gradja-
min pao zrtvom prevratnickih
glasoya, poput crevljara Sa-
waste. U jednom proglasu su
upravo ganutljivo opravdani
porezi, propisani Konstittuci-
jqrf:, 'Haraci jesu potreba,
u svijem kraglevinam svieta
iznAh6dese..1. Kadbivam
dako kogod reko da vi nieste
vechj je daerzcjani plachjati
harac, ALI daje u vascjoj O.
blasti pritechi djellom po-
napravglegna, kojache n ov e
zakoniteglne vlasti "a vascju
korist naciniti, odgovorite te-
mu, da bi to bio opchjeni ra-
sap, poguba lmagna Cesar
stva, a ne Constitution.
Svaci-je vlasctiti razlog svet,
toliko bogatza k olik o siro-
maha, toliko gospodara ko-
liko kmetta. Jedno pri-
cignegne kmetskich podavag'
ma jest cd opchjene koristi
jedne j druge strane. M
kadbivam tkogod prigovarc
daste vi slobodni podpuno oG
svakoga daerzcjanstva prem
ma vascijem gozpodarima ba
setinskiem, rezite item ma
pastnizim, da dighnuti jedar
vlasctiti razlog jest prietiti u
nistegne i vasciem osobitien
i da otimglegne vlasctiticl
razloga nije Costituzion".
"Jaoh ii Sc jadnom
~. Meksiku!"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05
Lijepi PRIMER g|avnog odbornika H.B.z.
Ma siednici ods

Ma sednici odsjeka broj 351 Detroitu S sijecnja
g. ctan je list cestitka odseku njegovom poduzecu
gradnju novog dona iskrenom zeon, da st eim
prize svrs spat Uz cesttku dobre zelje prlozen e bio
eek cd $500 kano pripomoc roskova gradne List
ovm progom posao je brat Milan Vranes drug glavn
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05
jAva0 BIjf1NIcKl URED

~ WV SSOsSS VV0o
Nal ured iradjuje svo plsvpe
spise kao punomo6i, kupopro-
dajne ugovore, dArovnioe !
sliEne isprave. Prlbavljams
nstne, v1entane I smrtne r.
stove b starog naja lEao /
ovdie. Tko xeli dobevid rod.
binu b Jugoslavije mode -
NJ mas obradH - in1ormacij jo.
Posreduje - - ured jenje
naslj jedstva ovdje L q Jugo-
slsviu: Obevih - svakovrsne
pf~vods.
kOstO Unk0yic,
JAvN1 R1JDalTK
sos Grant Street
Pittsburgh 10. Pennsylvania
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05
"'Jaoh ii Sc jadnom
~. Meksiku!"

Ma Lokrumu su provodili
medene dane mnogi Habsbur-
govci, pa i brat Franje Jo-
sipa' I. nadvojvoda Meksimi-
lijan, kojeg je avanturisticka
politika Napoleona III. il lok-
rumske idle bacila u krvavu
stvarnost Juarezove osude. o
tom putu il d v orc a medju
cempresima do streljanja go
vori. j .nekoliko dokumenata u
ovoj maloj vitrinici. Tu su
predmeti pisaceg stola au-
strijskog nadvodje, jedan Sc
cretaire Charlotte i diploma
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Harsh recently
attended a homecoming at Mays
vile Gap.
Mrs. Clarence Jones and sons
drove from their home in Cali
fornia They arrived Wednesday to
spend some time with her mother,
Mrs. Hazel Dodge and other rela-
tives.
Mrs Elwood Schlossnaglc was
given a surprise of a cake and gifts
nonOring her birthday, by the Oak
Park Ladies Aid, on Wednesday.
Miss Grace Ann Michacls, of
Scottdale, Pa, was overnight guest
of Miss Marjorie SWartzCntrubcr,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Miller of
Grantsvillc, spent an evening last
week with her grandmother, Mrs.
Fannie Stutzman.
Mrs Amanda Hoff and her
granddaughter, Linda SchlOsnaglc.
we're guests of Mrs. Ray TAYLOR in
Loeb Lynn, on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lichty, Mr.
and Mrs. Noah Schrock and son
DIN, Noah Yodcr and family, of
Delaware; and Dwight Meyer spent
an evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Slabach
Sam and Lena Slabach and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Sisk were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. YOdcr
Albert Guengcrich, of Alberta
Canada is assisting Ross Lichty a
few days during Bible school.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer YOdcr and
children, and Memo Peachy OF
Meyersdale, visited Mrs. Yoders
father, Noah Lichty, on Sunday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17
Congressional
Viewpoint
Zen. John MarshATl But3ag
Who Is Kidding Whom?

Some weeks ago, following my
newsletter opposing the recognition
of Red China, the Baltimore Eve
ming Sun printed a castigating
editorial, titled Kidding Himself"
in which | was accused of making
wild and fanciful statements This
TRADE brands my position as mon
sense and concludes with the con-
tcmptuous statement: I'VE don't
know how many other people he
Senator Butler) is kidding, but he
sure is kidding himself" Curiously,
the editorial did not appear in
all editions of the Evening Sun for
May Goth.
The vehemence of this criticism
of my position prompted deluge
of encouraging messages which con-
vince me that the shoe might well
be on the other foot. Or, who is
kidding whom? The Evening Sun,
and its pro-ADA editorial writer,
ignore the unanimous consensus of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17

They and a number of our folks
attended the funeral of their friend
and ncighbor, John Shaffer, of
Red House.
Mr. and Mrs Artenis Sines
spent Sunday with the Hcsses.
Mrs. Agnes Queer, Mrs Pearl
Nau.t, Mrs. Ella Moon, Miss Hulda
White and Nj. and Mrs. Albert
Sisk heard the gospel team Of
tocn-agCrs from Mt Storm, at Oak
Grove, near German.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Welch we're Earl Hanger and Mrs.
Melvin Runner and son, of Gary,
Ind; Mr.. and Mrs Ray Wamsley,
of Altoona, Pa; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Alexander, of LaVale.
MIR. and Mrs Harvey Gortncr,
Grantsville, and their granddaugh-
tiers, Of MorgantOWn, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Gortner's sister, Mrs.
Anna Bittinger,
Miss Amelia Kaufman is help
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17

the Congress which was expressed
by $40 vote in 1854 My colleague
Senator Beall, found as a result of
his more recent QUESTIONABLE that
Ga per cent of those Marylanders
who responded likewise oppose the
recognition of Red China.
Secretary of State Dulles re-
Elected the sentiments of the Adj
ministration on this issue in these
words on January H. 1858: 50
long as the Communist regime Tin
China is dedicated to opposing
by all possible means the things
which we believe to be in our in
terest, we do not see that there is
any advantage to be gained by in
creasing its authority, its influence
and prestige to be used against us"
Our Ambassador to the United
Nations, Henry Cabot Lodge, tells
me on June 5th last, Il know of
nothing which has happened that
would cause me to revise the state
ment Opposing the seating of Red
China in the United Nations which
you quote from my letter to you in
1856" Ambassador Lodge also said
at the same time: AT the most re-
cent session of the General AS
sembly a motion to discuss the
question of Chinese representation
at the United Nations was defeated
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17


on Sunday. His theme was Cod
Voice and Listening Ears
Eighty-one pupils enrolled in the
two weeks vacation Bible school
here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Hcsse and
some of the small busincssman's
problems is the Small Business In
vestment Act of 1858. The purpose
of the Act is to make equity-type
capital and long-tcrm credit more
readily available to small firms.
This would be done through the
establishment of privately owned
small business investments com
panics.
Federal assistance would be con-
fined to the initial capital require
ments of the new investment com
panies and to funds for expansion
of their operations. There would
be no direct Federal investment
in any small business concern I'M
der the proposed program. Small
firms would obtain their needed
equity capital and long-term credit
from the investment companies.
Provision is made for State
chartered small business invest
ment companies and for the ulti-
mate transition from Federal chart
ering to State chartering.
| My Joint Committee on Wash
ington Metropolitan Problems held
hearings last week on questions of
economic growth. A variety of wit
nesses indicated some regional di-
rection to economic development
is necessary in the Metropolitan
area.
/ | have introduced bill which
would authorize the transfer of the
old Pension Building in downtown
Washington to the Smithsonian In
/ stitution to be used as an Air
/ Museum. The conversion would re-
/ suit in considerable savings to the
taxpayer and provide a satisfactory
solution to the difficult problem
of a suitable location for the Air
Museum.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17
STOP THAT ITCH,
IN JUST Is MINUTES


Your itch MUST stop or your
48c back at any drug store. Apply
.ITCH-ME-NOT to deaden itch,
burning in minutes, speed heal
ing. For exter 1allY caused itch,
get lTCH-ME-NOT today at Eng
lander's.-Adv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17

A 3 million dollar jet stratotankcr
crashed and burned in takaoff at
Westover air base on a speed test
flight 10 England.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17
Along The Potomac
With Your Congressman
Dewitt S. HYDE

It is a pleasure to report that
the Small Business Administration
is to be a permanent agency The
legislation extending indefinitely
the life of S. b. A. also reduces the
interest rate on Federal loans to
small business from 6 per cent to
Sc percent and raises the maxi
mum amount a concern can borrow
at one time from S25OOOO to $780,
900.
Another measure that will go a
long way toward helping solve
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17

ing Mrs. JOHN Yoder this week
and Miss Edna Petersheim is help
ing her sister, Mrs. Noah Kin
singer.
Miss Mary Lichty entertained the
Bible school teaching staff to din
ut on i'lDS1aN.
Dan Hershberger and Simon
Schrock visited the formers wife,
a patient in Phil Haven hospital,
Lebanon, Pa, on Saturday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17

by an overwhelming majority of
the member States ="
One Marylander defends my as
sertion, that to recognize Soviet
Red China would be to create
another Frankenstein,' with this
rebuttal: g. to some readers of
the Evening Sun, there appears to
be a sound factual basis for holding
that the granting of American
diplomatic recognition to Russia in
1888 laid the groundwork for those
subsequent developments whereby
Russia was enabled, very largely
by what it got from the United
States, to become the power it is
at the present time
Again, l say, who is kidding
whom?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17
GORTNER

Pastor Isaac Metzler, of Glade
was the guest speaker at church
on Sunday. His theme was Cod
Voice and Listening Ears"
Eighty-one pupils enrolled in the
two weeks vacation Bible school
here on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hcsse and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-07-17

Battle flared anew in Beirut. Le-
banon with scores dying in two-day
period.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
Newcombe Tiene
sU Primer TriUnfo

NUEVA YORK, JUNO 10 CUPID
I'm %"nuevo'' Don Newcombe con-
feso que debe SUI triunfo de ano-
che ell primero de la temporada
despues de seis derrotas- a SUI
nuevo manager, Birdie Tebbetts.
Newcombe era "nuevo" en- mu-
chos aspectos. Vestia por vez pri-
mera I'm uniforme de los Rojos de
Cincinnati, actuaba bajo la direc-
cion de SUI nuevo manager, Birdie
Tebbetts, y. al terminar, Sc habia
acreditado su primer tr1unfo del
ano.
Tebbetts hizo I'm viaje especial
al monticulo despues que lso Carde
males de San Luis llenaron las ba-
ses con tres sencillos consecutivos
y un solo out en- la novena entra-
da.
"Te conozco", dijo Tebbetts a
Newcombe. Este juego IL termina
ras tn. No te apresures. 81 nece-
sitas descanso, provoca una dis
puta".
Acto seguido, Don retro a los
bateadores emergencies Irv Noren
y Hobie Landrith, para terminar
Ell desafio y ganar por seis carre-
ras a una y permitir solo seis inco-
gibles a sus contrarios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

pedira a los IatinOamericanos que
nOmbren una cOmision con la cual
cOnferenciara antes de adOptar SUI
decision.
Ell Presidente de las Ligas Me-
nOres, George Traubman, dirigi6
las reuniones de aqui.
Traubman manifesto que confia.
ba en- que las Ligas de InviernO
"continuen siendO un Instruments
de Ia politica de buena vecindad"
y ayuden a b0rrar recientes Incl.
denies que han puesto de mani.
fiestO Ia necesidad de mej0rar las
relaciones entire los Estados Uni.
dos y los PASSES Latinoamericanos.
Ademas de Cruz, as1stieron a la
reunion los s~iguiente: ell doctor Ar.
turO Bengochea, de Cuba; Jose Ma.
chic, de Panama; Carlos Garcia No.
ceda, de Puerto Rico; Jaime Vidal
Velazquez, de la Repdblica Domi.
nicana; ell doctor Virgilio Argyle.
lilo, de Nicaragua; y Paul Miller de
los Reyes del Azucar de La Haba.
ma, que sirvi6 a Traubman de agen.
te de enlace.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

bates y Ell cuarto triunfo seguido
que obtiene este ano. ~ az
Gavilan peso 68,8 kilos (150-3-4
libras) y Bahama $685. (151-1-4).
Despues del encuentro Gavilan
dijo que "poslblemente" Sc retire
del ring
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
GOOD News"
Lego Primero

HAMILTON, B~ermudos,
JUNO l8 (UPD-EI vote nor
teomericono Good News,
lego ell primero q Ia meta
en- Ia reeoto Newport-Ber-
mudos.
A cuotro milIos de diston-
clio, con ell timon roto y diri-
eiendose con las veIos, esto-
bo ell yote "Windieo" POGO
mos olld Sc hoIIobo "Nino".
"Good News" tiene I'm
handicap de cineo horos, IL
minutes y II seeundos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

Cruz declare que IL "gradua.
dos" de Ia Liga de Invierno estan
ahOra en- Ia Liga Americana y
otros IL en- Ia Liga Nacional. De
acuerdo CON las disposieiOnes vi.
gentes, a t0dos re les puede pro.
hibir que juegen en- las Ligas de
Invierno.
"NecesitamoS todOs los grandes
jugadores que podamos conseguir
-dijO Cruz y especialmente
aquellos que nosotros ayudamos a
crear. En- nuestros paises Ia ma.
yoria del pueblo tiene gran aft.
ci6n hacia Ell Baseball. Las ma.
sas se indignarian 81 ell baseball
organiSado norteamericano impi.
desc que vieran a sus ~jugadoreS
favoritos y ESQ IRA en- detrimento
de los Estados Unidos".
Los Representatives. latinoameri.
canos dijeron cue esperaban que
Prick decida sobre 30 solicitud pa.
IA Ell Is de julio, antes, por con.
siguiente, de Ia session del Is al
20 de julio de las Lisa de Invier.
NO Venezolanos. Sc cree que Prick
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
Novato
Sc Luce

KANSAS CITY, Is de JUNO
CUPID. - Ell nOVatO Milt Pap.
pas mantuvo a raya durante Sic
te innings a los AtleticOs de
Kansas City y puso fin a un
empate con .un dOblete en- Ell
sextO inning del juegO.
Pappas, joven de solo 10 amos,
que masca tabacO con fruici6n
mientras lama, solo estuvO flOjO
en- ell primer inning en- que los
Atleticos lie a~notaron dos carre.
ras con tres hits y I'm error del
short stop Foster Castleman.
Los Atletic0s an0tarOn la otra
carrera a Arnold PortOcarrerO,
que reemplaz6 a Pappas en- ell
octave inning.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
CUC0 C0NDE
I R A 7 A De
MATCH

LA HABANA, JUNO 1s CUPID
Ell promoter CucO Condo in.
form6 anOche que no Sc ha lie.
gadO a ningun acuerdO para una
pelea en- La Habana entire ell ar.
gentino Pascual Perez, campe6n
mundial de peso mosca, y ell Gu.
banO Oscar Suarez, a quien aPs.
cualitO venci6 mace un tempo
en- Buenos Aires.
Segun Condo, Lazaro Koci,
apoderado de Perez, lie NANTES.
to que tienen Ofertas para un
cOmbate con ell filipino Dommy
Ursua en- Manila y para ell des.
quite con ell venezolanO Ramon
Arias en- Maracaib0. Reciente.
mente Perez derr0t6 a Arias en-
Caracas.
Koci anadi6, sin. embargo, que
tendra en- cuenta sus propuestas
para la presentation del plgil
argentine en- La Habana.
Perez y KOci asistieron esta
noche a un partido de beisbol y
fueron presentados al publico,
que los 0vaciOn6.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20
SICUEN LOS MULOS De MANHATTAN
SU RACHA De TRIUNFOS
Bauer Asesvr6 la Victoria con un Jonr6n, en- .
Inning de Entrodu. = Howard 10 Imit6.
FL cUbono Mincso Acfuo Bien

CLEVELAND, JUNO Is CUPID
Los Yanquis ligaron dos jonro.
mes y un sencillO en- la primera
entrada para anOtar tOdas sus ca.
rreras y vencieron a los Indios
p0r tres a dos, apoyadOs en- ell
buen pitched de Art Ditmar y
Ryne Duren.
Bauer inici6 Ell desafio con
cuadrangular, y despues de dos
outs Bill SkOwron sencille6 y
ElstOn Howard disparo Otro jon.
ron. Ell abridor de los Indios y
perdedor, Jim Grant, actu6 mag.
nificamente despues del primer
inning, blanqueando a los Van.
quis con solo tres hits, pero va ell
danO estaba hech0.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-20

No hubo knockdowns, aunque
Caviar resbal6 q la Iona en- la
Septima vuelta cuando mario I'm
golpe. Ell cubano sufri6 una herida
en- la parte interior del labio infe-
rior en- el noveno round, y Bahama
recibi6 IN corte en- la frente en-
Ell Segundo asalto.
Gavilan, que jamas ha sido pues-
to knockout en- sus ounce amos de
ring, trastabillo en- ell noveno round
a causa de un punch de SUI rival
en- I'm Gambia de golpes, y por I'm
instante dio la impression de estar
groggy.
Ell ex campeon no recurri6 a su
bolo-punch con la frecuencia que
Sc esperaba, aun cuando en- ell sex
to, SUI mejor round, 10 lanzo con
eficacia seis veces. Bahama empleo
ell bolo en- la decima vuelta Y fue
festeJado por Ell publico.
Gavilan, que era favorito en- la
proportion de siete a cinco, sufrio
SUI trigesima derrota en- 143 pe-
leas. Para Bahama fue SUI cuadra-
gesimanovena victoria en- SO com