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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
Destucados Artistus Cubanos Act0un
en- la "Revistu del Aire" de WINNIE

locutor cubano que hoy dirige
la Radio Minute Nacional, ac-
tuando tambien la destacada
actriz M. Velazco, ell locutor Ar
mando Mesa, Manolo Lanes y
otros valores artisticos, a los Qua
les Sc uniran las voces de Celia
Cruz, Celeste Mendoza, Rolando
Lasserie y muchas estrellas mas,
en- grabaciones exclusives para
la Hora Latinoamericana. La
production de la Revista del
Aire estara bajo la responsible
dad de Erasmo Dumpierre, es-
critor-locutor y productor radial,
quien ocupara hasta hace breve
tempo la Subtraction general
de Programs del Canal 2 de-TV
en- La Habana, en- cuya tele--
eInisora dirigio programs must
Gales de considerable rating.
Con la laboriosa e inteligente
actuacion de todos ellos, ell pres
(Pasa a la Pagina SEIS)
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
Un Belle ces+o del Jvez Bowling
Clontribuyen a una Boda FeIiz
Ia Autoridad del Puerto Ia
ODP Y Diario Las Americas

rian recoger la licencia Ell vier-
mes.
Pero, observation-disclosures, en-
contraron que la Ley estipula
claramente que deberan recoger
SUI licencia a las ~ horas de ha-
Der sido solicitada, 10 que hubie-
Sc fijado la fecha en- sabado. Pc
no resulta que la Corte esta &C.
rrada los sabados y domingos, Ge
modo que los enamorados reci-
bieron instrucciones de regresar
iel lunes! NADIA menos que dos
dias despues de la fecha senala-
da para la boda.
I'm grupo de parientes y ami
COS invocaron la ayuda de don
Felix Ramos, p%residente en- uso
de licencia de la ODP. Otro CRU
pc acudio donde German Negro
nj, Jefe de Reduction de DIARIO
LAS AMERICAS.
Ambos procedieron a hacer sus
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

Jose y Teresa van a casar-
se hoy sabado en- la tarde en- la
Iglesia de Corpus Christi, pero
tomo a la Autoridad del Puerto,
La Corte del Condado, la 0rga-
nizacion Democratic P%uertorri-
uuena y al DIARIO LAS AME-
RICAS hacerlo possible.
La boda de Jose y Teresa ha-
bia sido planeada por varias Sc
manas, la fecha habia sido fila
fda, los invitados informados de
Ia ceremonial, y, en- fin, todos los
~centenares de detalles estaban
al dia, pero. la, licencia estaba
todavia sin expedirse.
De acuerdo a SUI personal in
depreciation de la Ley, Jose Ra-
mon Rodriguez y Teresa Odette
Hernandez comparecieron al edi-
ficio de los tribunales ell mier-
coles, -convencidos de que los
tres dias requeridos les permit
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

La Hora latinoamericana que
dirige Ramon Gutierrez por la
WMIE p%resento con gran exito CT
8 de JUNO, a las 8 y 80 de la no.
che, la premier del programa LA
REVISTA DEL ARE. Las audi
clones de esta nueva attraction de
la Hora Latinoamericana, conta-
ran con ell concurso de valiosos
artistas de la radio y la TV
cubanas, ash como de otras figu-
ras de Mexico, Argentina y otros
paises hermanos de America, 10
que hara de este programa una
verdadera revista radial, con Sec
clones humoristicas, cientificas,
musicales, hechos escenificados
de La actualidad mundial, con-
cursos, novelas y muchas sorpre-
sas mas para los oyentes de la
WINE. La animation de la Re-
vista del Aire estara a cargo de
Luis Vilardell Adam, popular
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

los Bancos, o asaltos en- hoteles,
nosotros podremos contar va con
genie calificada para esta clase de
trabajo", dijo ell Sheriff.
Expiic6 asimismo que ell ha esta.
do trabajando para que esta clase
de Patrulla sea bien recomendada
ante ell Gran Jurado.
Cinco hombreS o los que en-.
cabezan esta Division que dirige
Fred Harris, jefe de la Division de
10 Criminal. Seran incluidos en- ella
los miembros de la policia de de-
tectives de Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
Sr. Ramon Hernandez
N. Ramon Hernandez
de PubIicidad de Ia Casa
Sears en- Puerto Rico nos Vista

Ell jueves en- la tarde tuvimos
ell gusto de recibir en- la redac-
cion de este diario al caballero-
so amigo senior Ramon Herman
DEE, Gerente de Publicidad de la
firma SEARS, ROEBUCK CO.,
en- Puerto Rico con sede On
San Juan-que Sc halla en- Mia
mi atendiendo a importantes
conferencias publicitarias con la
alta gerencia de la empresa an
ties mencionada -reuniones ac-
tualmente en- curse en- las
oficinas principles de SEARS
de la calle Is y Biscayne Boule-
ward.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

Ell senior Hernandez es un dis
tinguido puertorriqueno con I'm
largo historical de exitos en- ell
campo de la %publicidad y Ell
anuncio, habiendo prestado Sus
valiosos servicios en- la firma
SEARS de Puerto Rico desde ha-
ce muchos amos, donde es alta
mente estimado por sus cualida-
DIES p~ersonales, gozando del
merecido aprecio de sus jefes y
amigos.
lie deseamos una grata estadia
al amigo Hernandez durante SUI
permanencia en- Miami y agrade-
cemos SUI atenta vista al Diario
LAS AMERICAS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
PoIiciu de Miami es GuurduespuIdus
del Joven TrUiiIIO; High no Aprueba

wood, hizo una serie de costosos
regalos a renombradas rubias
actrices, entire elias Zsa Zsa-
Gabor y Kim Novak. Esos regalos
consIstieron en- pieles y carros
de lujo, TODD 10 cual significo un
'ligero" desembolso de $4,000
y $500. respectivamente.
THrujillo hijo puso primero
especial interes" en- la actriz
hungara, Zsa Zsa Gabor con
quien paso algunoS dias en- la
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
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hERITO ENFERMo
Nuestros lectores hab

Nuestros lectores habran
notado seguramente la au-
sencia, por varios dias, de la
columna Miami de Dia y de
Noche', que escribe ell COM
panero Merito Alfonso.
Merito ha debido trasla-
darse a La Habana para I'm
riguroso examen medico, por
quebrantos de salud, pero es-
peramos tenerlo de regreso
la semana pr6xima, laboran-
do entire nosotros, y cubrien-
do las palpitaciones de Mia
mi "de dia, de tarde 80.
de noche".
Deseamos I'm pronto resta-'
blecimiento a nuestro apre.
ciado escritor-noctambulo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

RSentimental
pes. Amaranta

Diruanss Las eonsu1sas . BuzoN SENTIMENTAL, P o Boz s&
International Airport, Miami -. Fla. Ragamos . los lee1rss o ieGoras
cue nrmen SUI cartas con u pSeud6nimo o tniciAes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
PARA ALICIA

Once amos de casada y un hijo
de 8 son dos factories que debe
tener en- cuents antes de tomar
una resolution respecto a su ma.
rido. En- identico case Sc hallan
miles de mujeres. mo cree us
ted que su esposo cambiara? Es
possible que nunca sean total.
mente felices pero Squien es,
amiga mia eompletamente fe-
liz?
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

nuevas caras, tratando de encon.
trar algo que me hiciers olvidar
mi pasado. No encontre NADIA y
aburrida volU a salir con ell anne.
ricano que por su c0mportamien.
to parece quercrme y me hace
feliz. ASH, a escondidas nos he.
mos seguido viendo ano y medic,
pero ahora tengo otro problema
y es que mi hiio, tiene Is amos
es muy celoso y no sc como va
a yer al americana. Como puede
listed comprender 70 soy muy
joveu para pensar solamente en-
vivir solo dedicada al trabajo.
Carlota
AL cabo de tan larga historic,
creo que debe listed serenarse, v
pensar. Pasada va la primera par
te de su juventud ino cree que
lie convene renunciar para STEM
pre- a esos ANDRES volcanoes, a
las aventuras de novela, y bus
carse I'm marido, que sea para su
hijo un padre, y para listed la
garantia de una continuidad So
segada? 81 ell americana de que
habla es o no ell hombre indicado
listed mejor que nadie puede sa-
berlo. Lo importante es que eli
ia listed a un hombre que con-
genie con su hijo, que Sc case
con listed para toda la vida,
que sea serio, que sepa 10 que
quiere. Renuncle a nimios idea
lismos Piense con ell cerebro v
irene ell coraz6n Piense que Ell
mafana es mucho mas largo que
el hoy y decida con prudencia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30

LOS ANGELES. April 30 P1,
Increased violations OF tele-
visions good conduct code
could indicate that an indus
try czar Is needed, a New York
advertising executive says.
But Marion Harper, ir. pres
ident OF Mccain Erickson,
Inc, said yesterday he believes
strict enforcement OF TVS self
discipline procedures will be
adequate,
THE codes provision for
Sc.f-discipline Is certainly 10 be
preferred 10 outside censor :
ship" he told the National AS
ISOLATION OF BroadcaSters In
convention here. II the vio-
lations were 10 become more
common, or II the recession
apparently through lower adj
vertising standards - forces
more abuses. IAN industry car
might be Indicated" he said.
Code abuses. however. are
concentrated, he said, Last year
rs per cent Of all violations
were found on is per cent Of
monitored stations. "A 100
percent compliance is needed"
Mr.. Harper said.
More than 800 TV stations
and all three TV networks
subscribe TO the code, which
'ets standards OF programming
nd advertising.
Mr.. Harper called for about
lart.cipation OF TV and radio
n q four-month campaign 10
combat the recession He said
he day when the public's i'm
pulse to say I'D better wait"
IS shouted down by I'm get II,
I'll buy IT," the recession will
be over.
Use Of Editorials Urged
John c. Doerfer. chairman
Of the Federal Communications
Commission. urged the broad
casters to make wider use Of
their right TO editorialie.
At the same time he criti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Eskimos Sturve
To Death as Fire
Burns Supplies

CHURCHILL. Manitoba. April
30 LP).-At least eight Cansdisn
Eskimos have starved to death
and another frozen TO death
after a fire destroyed their sup
plies at a community 30 miles
south of the Arctic Circle.
The fire destroyed a govern
ment supply warehouse at Garry
Lake. in the barren wastes Of
the Northwest Territories about
$50 miles north of Churchill.
r. L. Kennedy. local officer
for the government Department
o. Northern Affairs. said an
other department officer and a
Canadian mounties are search
ing the area for further bodies
and checking nearby Eskimo
communities to see If anyone
is missing.
Skinny reports reaching
Churchill indicated the store
keeper was asleep when the fire
broke out. He escaped but was
unable to save enough clothing
to protect himself against the
cold. Eskimos living nearby
starved without the relief stores
that had been in the ware
house.
The date of the fire was not
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30

must exercise more care than
press editor After all, the
newspaper publisher need not
seek the renewal OF a license
every three years, He may b
hasty. carless, vindictive or cali
lous 10 accepted standards OF
fairness, Not so a broadcaster,
He must use reasonable care
10 be fsir and has an afiirma-
tive obligation 10 ensure the
presentation OF conflicting
Refreshing Experience"
But Is this bad7 Il. II prom
iseS 10 be a refreshing expert
ence for many people who have
been the captive readers OF
some local newspapers"
Mr.. Doerfer, who figured In
a recent cong. esSional in'S> i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Need Czor I-linted
As Code Abuses Rise

cied newspaper editors In their
handling OF the news,
Having fought and won the
battle for the right 10 editorial
ize." he said. "the broadoaSters
have failed TO follow up this
conquest.
THE proiiered reasons for
their reluctance are the risks
involved. BroadcasterS are
fearful Of diSpleasing the spon-
sors, the listening public or
public officials, 80,
1T Is true that a broadcaster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
Hirohito Honored

MOSCOW. April 80 CR.-
United States Ambassador
Elewellyn Thompson and most
of the other members Of Mos
cows diplomatic corps turned
out yesterday for a japanese
Embassy reception celebrating
the birthday Of Emperor Hiro-
hitO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30
How Should We Prey?
Bib THE EVENING STAR
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30

gation OF the FEC. said he was
speaking Of newspapers gem
erallS, with no specific paper in
mind, Beyond this he declined
70 amplify his remarks on the
point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30

Representative oren Harris.
Democrat OF Arkansas. who
headed the FEC probe. sent a
message from Washington
threatening a new Investigation
OF the FEC II the commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30

authorizes a pay-Tv test after
Congress adjourns.
Mr.. Harris, chairman Of the
House Committee on Interstate
and Foreign Commerce. said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30

the FEC had indicated such a
test 80 days after adjournment
OF Congress. This authorize
ton OF such a test would be In
effect adopting the program"
he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-30

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The Nome nugget., 1958-12-12
Federal Judge Will Void Merger of Alaska Unions

WASHINGTON, tR - Federal District Judge F. Dickinson Let's, who is arming Teamsters Union monitors with powers to enforce a union cleanup, said yesterday he intends to void a merger of union locals 183 nd 359 in Alaska.
 Let's cited the Alaska locals merger as an instance where Teamsters boss James R. Hoffa and the union failed to follow out monitor reform orders.
 Judge Let's said the union con- stitution provides that no local union can dissolve, secede or dis affiliate while there are seven dissenting members. The court said official minutes of a Decem- Der 12, 1857, meeting of Local 183 at Fairbanks indicated 12 mem bers voted against consolidating with Local 859.
 The court ruled also that insuf- ficient notice of merger meeting was given and that ''the question of merger was never presented as single clear-cut issue.
 'The approval of the merger" :" the court said, twas treated as a part of or as prerequisite to the request for the granting of au- tonomy and the two questions were presented for a single vote.
 'The record does not disclose that any sufficient and adequte notice had been given to the mem : bers that the question of merger would be considered and voted upon. The court thinks that for this reason lone the merger so effected will be considered as void."
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-12
Second Testing g Of Round-Trip Shark Missile

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, D. A Shark guided missile, the na- tion's most advanced weapon ca pablo of spanning intercontinen- tai range, blazed across the At lantic early yesterday on the start of a round trip flight.
 The 69-foot weapon was fired once before from the Cape and recovered. 'n ,
 One of the goals of this shoot reportedly was to, test new instru- ments aboard the Shark. The range attempted and type of new equipment used was not dis closed, He.,
 The Shark, capable of carry ing a nuelear warhead over a 6,000-mile range, will become op- erational next July when the first unit is assigned to Presque Isle, Maine. ,-. r.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-12
.NID![ll[l|l
 end Social Security Social Security Is Not Intended As Total Retirement, Says Advisor

JUNEAU - "How do you ex- pect me to live on that?" This is the question often asked the folks at the social security office when a claimant is told what to expect l in the form of monthly benefit checks.
 Everell c. Cummins, manager of the Juneau social security district office reminds us that social se- curity benefits were never in- tended to furnish all of a persons income when he retires. However, these insurance checks form a foundation upon which to build a retirement structure. A working person should strive to build addi- tional protection by means of pri- vate effort and individual thrift. Cummins states that surveys con- ducted by his bureau show that three out of four social security beneficiarieS have other income There are some twelve million persons now drawing $650 million dollars monthly in social security benefits, but only 25 percent of the aged ibeneficiaries depend on their social security benefits alone.
 In planning for your retirement, and for the security of your fam fly in case of death or disability, an estimate of probable amounts of social security benefits payable to you and to your family is necessary.
 Cummins says that his office will be glad to cooperate by esti- mating the amount of social se- curity a person may expect when he retires. He has motto that ad- vises prospective retirees = "In- quire before you Retire."
 N. For more information about so- cial security contact your social security representative, Box 131, Juneau. --------- - -~~- ~~-~---
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-12
Neither Rocks Nor Dynamite Can Stop Old Touse

FRANKLIN, N. C., R Old Touse is blue tick-bulldog hound, one of the best coon dogs in mountainous Macon County Luke Chastain of Otto is his master
 Two weeks ago, Old Touse and smaller dog, baying joyfully, ran a coon through crevice in a granite cliff just over the Georgia border.
 Then they couldn't get out. It looked hopeless. Luke took his hammer and chisel, though, and began pecking away at the stone.
 Five days later the smaller dog thinned down from loss of weigh, escaped. But as he did, some rocks slipped and penned Old Touse even more securely.
 The dog could only poke his nose through the hole for food and water.
 Luke kept chipping away, and fellow hunters spelled him. The 18th day came and Old Touse was still alive, but time was growing Thort and there was only three inches of room to swing the ham mer.
 Luke decided. Red Talley, 15, of Satelah, Ga, wriggled into the crevice and set dynamite charge then squirmed out. There was an explosion and a cloud of rock, dust, closely followed by Old Touse.
 Coons beware. Old Touse is gonna ride herd on you again
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-12
NOME GOSPEL HOME

NOME GOSPEL HOME
 sos Front Street EVERETT BACHELDER WHITE l3l Christians gathered unto the NGme of the Lord Jesus Christ fMdtt. 18:20) A WHOLE WEEK OF STUDY ON THE OLD TESTAMENT TABERNACLE AS A FORESHADOW OF THE BABE BORN IN BETHLEHEM. = ALL MEETINGS AT ' PM.
 FRIDAY
 THE BRAZEN ALTAR
 SATURDAY
 THE LAYER
 LORDS DAY
 THE CANDLESTICKS 1O:15 a.m.-Family Bible Hour 200 p.m.@Sunday School
 MONDAY THE TABLE OF SHEWBREAD
 TUESDAY s-.f THE GOLDEN ALTAR
 WEDNESDAY M THE APPOINTMENT MONEY
 THURSDAY THE ARK OF THE COVENANT and THE, HOLY OF HOLES
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-12
OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH

Phone Red 94 JOHN L. MAAKESTAD, Pastor
 Phone: Red 65
 SUNDAY 9:45 a.m.-Church School. 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.-Evening Service.
 WEDNESDAY 400 Confirmation Class. 7:3O pm.-Mid-Wee Meeting. 8:3O p.m.-Choir Practice. THURSDAY 7:30 p.m.-Luther League.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-12

COMMUNITY METHODIST Second ADenue dt West C Street Rev. Gerald McCray, Minister and LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG COMMUNITY CENTER MISS ESTHER MCCOY. DIRECTOR
 SUNDAY 11:0o-Morning Worship 9:45-Church School 3:30-Hospital Visiting 6:15-Youth Fellowship 7:00-Evening Worship
 WEDNESDAY 7:00-Choir Practice ASSEMBLY OF GOD
 Third AUe. West
 HARRIET BROWN, PASTOR --'-- SUNDAY 10:00 p.m.-Sunday School 11:O0 a.m.-Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.-Evangelistic Service
 TUESDAY 7:30 p.m.-Teachers Instruction Class THURSDAY 7:38 p.m.-Bible Study
 FRIDAY 700 p.m.-Women's Missionary Counci
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-12

Fine Job Printing Al The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-12

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-12
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

NOME COVENANT CHURCH
 Front and B. Street Roald Amundsen, Pastor. Main 100
 SATURDAY 7:30 p.m-Film Showing, "The Stret." .l-.E SUNDAY 1o:00 a.m.-Worship and Sunday School hour. 1ttff 7:30 p.m.-Gospel hour.
 WEDNESDAY Ladies Meeting in Phoebe Hall.
 THURSDAY 7:30 p.m.-Bible Study. Discussion and Prayer. HcFtN 8:30 p.m.-Choir Practice
 FRIDAY FOO p.m.-Eskimo Language Service % SATURDAY . FOO p.m.-Everyone Sings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Howord's Title Chonce
Gives StengeI Problem

BALTIMORE. Aug. 7 R.-
The case Of Elston Howard and
the batting championship puts
Manager Casey Stengel OF the
Yankees on the hot seat. Unless
Howard plays every game. he
won't be eligible for the title.
Under Casey's system. hardly
anybody plays every day.
Howard. who has taken the
No. l catching Job on the
Yankees away from Yogi Berra.
actually has the best batting
average In the American League
at the moment. $40. His name
doesn't appear among the lead
ers because the compilation Is
based on $50 at bats and How
ard has only 24i.
A batter must be up ATT times
to be eligible for the champion
ship. That figure includes walks,
hit by pitcher and sacrifices.
Howard has 24i ofiicial at
bats. plus Is walks and seven
sacrifices for a total Of 266 APP
pearances. That leaves him oil
short with 48 games TO 20, or
more than four appearances per
game from here on out.
Il wasn't aware Howard had
a chance to be eligible. Stengel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
District Printers
Leading Tourney

NEW YORK. Aug. 7 (Spe-
ciaD Washington, winner o.
81 Union Printers baseball
tournaments and only unbeater
team in this years event. plays
Detroit C2-D in today's fea.
ture game.
other games today are Balti-
more (2-D VS.. Boston (2-ll
and New York DID VS.. st
Louis (2-D.
Washington. behind the six.
hit pitching of Bob Giddens
defeated Boston, 80. yesterday
In other games, Baltimore wal
loped Detroit, 25-3. and st
Louis shut out st. Paul, 60.
Washington got only sever
hits, one a homer by Harry
Kallas. but was aided by sever
Boston errors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

Francisco, e.; Aaron. Milwaukee
HITTss-Mays. san Francisco, 14Ii Ash
burn, Philadelphia. 1877; Banks
chiesso. 1872 cepeda, San Fran
cisco, I31: walls, Chicego. 13O.
ID D U b LIE S-Hoak. Cincinnati. 81
Aaron, Milwaukee. %: Thomson
chicago and skinner and oroat
Pittsburgh, "a.
TRIPLES = Virdon. Pittsburgh. IL
Banks, Chicago, Ashbuln, Philadel-
phia, Mays San Francisco. and Bias
ingame, 81. Louis, 3.
HOME RUNs-Banks. Chicago, 81
Thomas, Pittsbursh, IS: Aaron, Mil
Waukee, %; Mathews, Milwaukee
%: walls. CHICAGO. and cepeda, Sar
STOLEN BHsEs-Mays, san Francisco
81: Ashburn. Philadelphia, 20; Bias.
ingame. st. Louis, 49,; 7. Taylor
Chicago, and thinner, Los Angeles
PITCHING biased on 10 Of more deei,
sions) San Francisco
So, 727: Grissom. San Francisco
rs. zoo: Purkey, Cincinnati ans
Semproch, Philadelphia. 1875, .6s4
SPAIN, Milwaukee. 14-7, .667.
TRIKEOUTS-Jones. St. Louis. l3e
Antonelh, san Francisco. 100; Podres
Los Angeles, SPAIN. Milwaukee, anc
Roberts, Philadelphia, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Injury Won't Keep
YOGI Out of Action

BALTIMORE. Aug. 7 R.-
Yogi Berra doesn't figure to
miss any action with the
Yankees because of a cut eye
brow he received when he was
conked by a fly ball in practice
last night. The Yankees are
idle today and he he'll be ready
for tomorrow nights game in
Boston.
Il played 1t nonchalantly."
Yogi said as three stitches were
applied. The ball sank on
me. 1t hit the thumb of my
glove and then hit me in the
face"