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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

RY-KpsKI-aENcA
iieeo p sST DAM NY AZ. Ecs'A
fORD 81. a-dr. -" Custom sedan
r. and Il. and an Accessories, foFd.
out, seas, owner. "a, s-dsak,
FORD 80 su.Ismisssss w., VS. club
tom sedan, hot engine. dual carbl, !,
pipes, heads, etc: al chrome; both
ssos YSSp5EEE .l HUIonsL lIlss:,oe,
FoRD 81 Custom Tudor VS.; Fqra.
81 OWNER: Ssib. w6. o-Oe63.
toRD 'sS 0-paas. Country sedan
ssraeepatie. .. and H. real nies'
HILL q SANDERS
E v.aGsuS o Es.. NV ES!d ADJ Pal; sssOc
FoRD iass gairlans v-s a-ton.
hs,.s.Ei. Leaving 'evn
FoRD 80 Tudor Victoria HAlrIsn.
800. 7. and h., Wv. tires; m.
sSISs n TI s.rvi ever @.isS Srn''
FORD 'ss ranch vaeon custom
v-S; beaut, arctic white viii
mstching Interior. :. and b.. ,y:.v
tiresi / owner; yegy low mlleAee
UNAFFECTED, Sl,lpk, trade, terms
WOLFF MOTORS 1888 IN
MOORE ST., ARL., VA. AT ROSS
LYN, "a, l.Sabe.
FORD 80 Tudor; Ereen. q and 3.
snow tires; clean, 500. IN
l-ioHl.
FORD 'be company ofhcial car
800" Falrlane Town Victoria. Z
and h.. Fordomatic. power ateerini
and power seat. Wv. tires, under,
coat, atyletone paint. red ane
white very low mileage, neW-eAl
guar.. best Offer accented.
! NORTHEAST MOTOR CO
FORD DEALER
1870 Bladens, Rd. NE, III, 7-Jb0s
FORD 'Bb VS. Ranch wagon; res
and white; $3.50. Can Carl Mar,
Ter, 10, b-BO0s. MooRK-oRKAf
MOTORS,
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE
BREWEn MOTORS

FoRD so Tudor Victoria; Fordo.
mats @sEts Sn hiHe sis sssa'iiul black and
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oRTHEAST MOTOR co


1870 Bl.d. Si I'd. Ne Il. 7.ssoc
foRD 1853 Tudor ".,.; sssb; rsa
wis. ave. Wo, s-5eeo'
FORD 1857 Fairlane Tudor v-s
this 4 equipped with radio. heater
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MERCURY 1888 Monterey hardtop
coupe. beautiful Whlte and sky-hlue
finiah. Mereomatie, q, and b.. w.,
tires, all leather Interior, hharpl
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EORn rs

E0Atk ~
sunllner convertihie; new black tor
red -and-white nnlnh; whitewAlla,
must see 70 appreciate; SOS down
- Others % Select Prom
washlessens g. olssss ap s., Lsrsss'
KAPLAN q CRAWFORD
asOi oo1 op. A'i b.ny. s sS' a-ssO'
FORD 80 convertlbis equpsi red,
IVY IVY sasippsd' "a. incl. si'ees'
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
lee9 e2nd 81. NV, N, $4,000
's$.IsS:S, sood 'sondl 'sssS.' Nv
FORD '5b COW YES; equip. with
auto, trana.l 2. and n; 2.tope blue
n nT..a ., 5gns sad iooks terrible; full
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 O., Ave, ia, $4,000, p-2pOl
rSss le. Is "a y SET S'ss'GD .s s'' E
p sRss' w ns.77.aaar'' usA'u'' 's'
FORD 1855 CUSTOM 3 Fordof: orIs
nal areen with radio, heater thii
,sp ossy ~, used car thss win no
EATON CHEVROLET
9Th and II Sta. NE. II, 7-iaIl
FORD ,b2 Gust, Tudor: 2. and n.
SAi;SSGs .1I. s sSSsssESsSS fS:ysSsy S q;
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AUTOMOBILES FoR sALE

F0RD SO Custom 'e''i 70 mi, per
eond.; $3.50, no, e-eool.
HoRD 80 v-e Tuder; black; tally
b.S0oS. NooRk- okEAil
F0RD 1888 Tudor Malnlinsr v.A;
e ane b. ood eenditien' saes'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
GUY sTEuART MOTORS

FoRD 'ss caslom q" Tudor. &
.sas blue hni.A; weekend special
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AUToMoBILEs goa SALE
HIIL IA SANDERS

FoRD '5s victoria: excellent white
finish, with Fordomatie. 7. and h.,
pogsr ,,ees an sna AZ many my, Other ans
Don't miss this for only Ss.aes.
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49, w A-AAN 49, = NNANA@
'0lll Wisconsin Ave. EM. 2.71O0
FORD 'bS v-s vason; Pordomatic.
etc.. new-car tltle; sell for -, eos
Call Mr., Hargrove. TAX. MFR.
~. $4,000,
FORD $50 Pairlane Fordor hardtop:
BIG VS. engine. Fordo., 7, and hi
almost q new car: SASS: ssss
down or trade.
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga Ave. NV. ia. e-4sOO
FORD $50 Ranch wagon: 2. and h. /;
green finish; like new; si.4e5.
DIVER
ge-Plymouth
1888 Old 0eorgetovn I'd.
BethesdA. Nd. OF. Gill
FORD rs coupe; fuli-race as Nero
engine. Best offer. For information,
call RA. $500.
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1870 Hladens' I'd. N,E III. 1880
FORD 1880 Tudoe. sood tires, 2
and h, fil5. u, l-s63p, "a.
FORD 'bb Tudor sed.. With eco
eH ssasiHc s value i sas Sn; JsSssn d h.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC
400 Ga, Ave, ia, 10000, e-200l
FORD 80 Country Sedan; full,
ssIlp. esiss and white; sl; ees
E s5s .dRE n1R'i niorro 2 e-0OO'
FORD 'b6 Victoria club sedan; r.
B.. Continental rear. Wv, tires
fender skirts, al black. Priced V
move today, sis29b.
{. Qe-Mi'e or 0-Month Warranty
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO
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CHURCH, Be sctosPlsmouth. "
FORD IS Fairlans Victories FOrco-
T ma Sh, a nd p ms TH Interest," rec
up-top eond.; sl,39S. Written
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. I. Ave. NE. La. a-IOO3
FORDS SIS CD. with new-car titles
and guarantees. reduced as much
Is 400 from List price: ~ club
Victoria. I'D club sedan, III town
Victoria: all well eauipped:. you
pay no more than for q used car
and get 50 much more. LOGAN
iFordl. 1850 goth ct. NV. Df.
FORD 81 Fairians Tudor: red and
white: equipped; one owner: in
new condition. Hurry, Only Sl.005.
HILL & SANDERS
1114 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
FORD '55; Fordor., r. and h., power
steering, Wv. tires, Continental
kit: beautiful red finish; 81. 1915,
Elm ST.. Bethesda. Nd.
FORD '54 customline Tudor: blue
and white, auto. trans. T. and h.
This car g in immaculate cond.:
BuTLER-BONDED: SS96.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
l12l 2lst st. NV, DI. 7-Olll
FORD '55 Fairlane "s'' Fordor
Pordomatie, radio. heater; bronze
TRIANGLE FORD
500 r. I. Ave. NE. LA. e-1003
FORD 81 TUDOR; r., H.; sles
.sOs T x !. HT. MOTORS .E! Ia NC $4,000
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studebaker-Paekard-Mercedes
1900 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 6-112.
F0RD 1865 VS. 4-door station
wagon: equipped; 10000 actua
miles; 81 $50, $40 mo. FALIS
CHURCH, De soto-Plymouth. JE
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cnEV, 1854 Del AIR t-drj excel
Ssa eNeR N. Ss.iislIi sais.''
CHEVROLET $50 v-e t-dF, station
WAGON, a.tone blue and white.
exceptionally clean thFoyshout,
Uaed by family only One Of Bells
best pE.r i'SMnTTS2yPsSSsA SEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

SOLO wiz Ave, NV wo. e-soOO
FIAT 1854 sii00" a-dr,i 2. ana h I
szsspticnally clean teEopsAeut;I
fenna ave, ae-, II, $500,
r0RD 1918 TOURING CAR IN com.
pletely restored condition.. extra
ssl % new rirestons tires. KM,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

FORD 'sS Custom Ranch wasoni
49, vs. Z: n. 5orso'' W.. Blue. ~.
Only sl,eoS.
iNUoSIRTHEAssTT1 Moro ofE'S CO.
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DIVER

Dodge-Plymoutn
1888 Old Georgetown Rd.
Bethesda, Nd. Oh. Will
CHEVROLET 1858 Bel Air 4-dr:
sed.: turbogilde, r. and h., power
steering; 1900 mi; being transt
overseas; best offer. XII, 9-3g44.
CHEW. '56 sedan; radio. heater
Wv, tires; light green finish; tip
top condition; SS95. Written guar
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r. I. Ave. NE. La. 9-l003
CHEVROLET 40 4-dr,; heater
good transp.; total price, SIP,
S45 On, KENNEDY MOTORS. 22Ol
Nichols ave. Sc, LU. 1-3939.
CHEVROLET '57 VS. hardtop: nav:
less; red and ivory: powerpaek W.
engine, stick drive, 7. and h; Sxbe
down. low monthly bank-rate notes
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-4s0G
CHEVROLET $50 VS. convertible
powerglide, r. and h.. Wv, tires
choice Of two at only Si,695.
BREWER MOTORS
Bi1I wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-77Ol
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1e0l n, I, Ave, wa, $4,000
DE SOTO 1888 PiTsdoms v-s t.dr
s ssssr' ssaa. rs s,Ik %R' We 7. sos
Or soTo 'sI t-deoTi auto. !Esn..
z and 4; erls, s.rk slas nnls a.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC,
400 O., Ave. ia. e-ea00- eoOt
DE- SOTO 'ss Plredome VS. 4-dr.
mi.i SOS. I'll. e.sSc7, 800
DE SOTO '65 sportsmAn VS. hard.
TOP. auto. trans, 2. and h, Wv.
tires, power steering and brakes
beaut. red and white comb. Like
new thrOughoat. I-yr. guarantees
STANDARD PONTIAC
2460 chillum Rd. AP. 7-7l2o
DODGE 1876 suburban De luxe Q.
passenger station Wagon: delightful
metallic green nnish with matchinG
Interior; many accessories. lnclud-
ing push-button drive: $4,000 &C
tual miles By one owner; safety.
tested and guaranteed. A regular
sAsS' ,yy,tnlsstSpy,y-,. ,uxrw a. aaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

Plat 'sa t-dr.; EXTRA clean; real
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AuromoBILEs FoR sALE

On SOTO 'Sa FREEDOMS VS. a-dool
sedan beaptlfnl melaillc green an
leh. 2. and h.. auto, trans Wv
car. IN neN-eaF eond faes.
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d DIVER

T7as Old deofTetoxn I'd,
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. o-lIll
CHEVROLET $50 VS. Bel Air hard
top; :. and b. standard standard snii IA over
THACKER MOTORS
ieth and r. I. Ave. NE. La. 6-653o
CHEVROLET '5b sport coupe; low
nileage Leaving for overseas
Best ofier. Call after 8 pm. I'm
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DIVER
Royal CHRYSI.ER

DE 8oTo "a FIfe1lle cow. coape
torqucllle. q. and D.. power steer
ms, power brakes, power sect, powc
windows, w.. tires; s2,beb, SJpl
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HoRD sS crestllns convertible
sFs,eI@sitis T. nd sss H. s:s ti e,
American Service Cen NE sey
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AuToM0bILEs F0R SALE

DODGE "a peverfilts t-dT,i atone
condition, III, s-6eil.
DoDoE '5b Custom ROYAL s.dF,;
red and white. poWerfite, 2. and h }.
Nv tires; one ewnsr. real nice;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
1910 M ST. NV.

CHEVROLET '55 station wagon;
s ssssIiaiIuts Oda ,s'e only. 81 .Oss.
American Service Center
Ss5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. IA. 1-7122
CHEVROLET 1888 Bel Air v-s
hardtop coupe: powerglide, ene
b., Wv. tires. BEAUTIFUL white ano
desert-tan finish. The eleanest nara
fon N toWn: al BOB
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HILL IA SANDERS
KNoLIaH roRp I'M

Tifiiss v: SIsss' ~. Sss. NV NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
HILL q SANDERS

FS sSss "a IIr sS''' sl. :i''' 500 S'' d
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JOlO ~. 4. ave, NE. LA. S-lOOJ
roERRR u EvR HSSHT;oss, HI iNc sl'S
2e09 n. /. Ave. NE. La. $4,000
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Join the greatest golfers in the game
play the new
Wilson STAFF

Sam Snead. Cary Middlecoff,
Billy Casper, julius B6ros, Gene
Sarazen, Arnold Palmer list
reads like the golden book of golf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
Wimbledon Odds
Drop on Cooper
Scoring Repeat

LONDON, June III R1.--
Odds shortened yesterday on
Ashley Cooper winning the
mems singles title in the VIM
bledon tennis championships.
"A London bookmaker quoted
the 21-year-old Australian as
a SO proposition only "A hours
after he had Cooper bracketed
with Nal Anderson, another
Australian who is the United
States champion. at Gel.
Anderson remained 81.
The Wimbledon champion
ships will be played from June
23-July S.
Other odds we're: Al, Mer-
vyn Rose, Australia; 81, Neale
Fraser. Australia; 81, Luis
Ayala, Chile: 81 Sven David
son. Sweden; l0-1. Barry Mac
Kay, Dayton. Ohio: AL, Ra-
manhattan Krishnan, India; IA
1, Kurt Nelson, Denmark; l4-1,
Ulf Schmidt, Sweden; 1871,
Bulge Patty. Paris: 1911, Jaro-
slav Drobny. London; 1871,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
Champions Pin Tourney
Won by Young Team

A team composed of three
University Of Maryland students
and two young bookkeepers,
named the Flybacks, won the
top prize Of $500 in the annual
Champion Of Champions duck
pin tournament, the awards in
which we're announced today
The Flybacks, Of the Tues
day Night Mixed League at Col
lege Park, shot TIT and with
a handicap Of 408 crossed 2125
to top 1888 other teams. The
tournament was sponsored by
the Metropolitan Washington
Bowling Operators Association.
Lenny Gellman, captain, led
the Flybacks with l54-4l1.
Beating 800 were Hersh Budlow,
$50; Miss Pat Jones, 1915 and
Laura Weller. 304. Miss Jones
and Miss Weller are recent
graduates Of High Point High
School. Gellman, Budlow and
Homer Goren. the fifth member,
are Maryland students.
The Rocky Rollers of the
Palisades Commercial League
at Bethesda Forty Alleys were
second at 525-2112.
The prize winners:
Fly Backs. 2.l25--S5OO: Rocky
Furniture SSir S,o$4SsSS6; s SSfsin FsSsn
writer, 2,065-S3O0; No. 5 fire De-
gpan5ttnaent.s % Z; oe0S.$2So; Handicappsrs.
ssS 500: FiS6. Se5T Ssg@si75 2'oI fs6o
TsSseo. s.O4a-$is5; Buffers. 2. 6sSM
Pswnbroksrs, 2.Os7-soo; schutz
SS$S.$sS; . dsttsr:nipsT.. a.ossM
$7s; cT SH,t. 2.9s z; Jerks. s.9S5
SO; Vansuards, 2,Oi4G$70; Silver
2,Oi3-S67; Farrell. e.OiI-S65: Alley
Smashers, 2,Oll-S65; Strikers. 2.OIG
MNS;S5;o $40 8 Motors, s.o1SS@ oSss5
$SS; TogRer' e sSoSSsO; Jelly SnS EClI,
simon-PureS, S,OO4-s6o; King Pin
S'I i've Fisments. s,ool-sS7; ch.v.rly
~ 70; 8, 2;o0li-EsS7; No Names Names s.O999-
=. Miller, 1.999-S55; Money Motors
1,9e7-$bS; Gollons-Seherrer, 1906
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S55: Lebels, l.e94--S55: Krazy Kats
l,e93--S5O; Question Marks, 1,e9l---
$50 sSS Whsssson Msst b gisstisS9 wild.
$50; Miilers Fields, l.9s6--S5O; wild.
cats. l.ss5-s5O. sputnik, 1885
s. BIS, I.sss-s47: Block Busters
ADpis KSoek.r. rqli ssss45 e ne Acei
dents, 1.Ssi-sS45: Buzzbombers' 1851
-S45; A. Litteri. / .9S0--S45: Chatter
Bar, 1,a7e--S45; Perpetual Building
sa5s4S ou cOtSS s7 sicfsEsi s s.SSssas
Sniders Restaurant l,a75--S40i
Smith. 1,975-S40. World Insurance,
i,a75-Sa0; Enterprise Saving q Loan.
un SSssP; Ian. pa H. s7sssS ii
Gators. ,973-S39. II, Northpinsters
1.973-ssa9 II; sundas. 1,973--S39 n;
Eager Beaves, 1,972-S35; Spoilers
s ssils-ss3 gnsn9TE ns I.s7i-ssS;
The Nothinss, / ,971-S35; Waits Tav.
ern, l,971-S35: The Village Inn
Painters Local 36s, l,97O-S35; Stand.
ards. l;96Sz=oS32.50: Continental NJ
Termitss. JiC,se7-sso: PentagOn No
1. ,968-S3O; Dribbles, i,968-S30;
casmaes, 1.965-S30: Stars. 1896
$50: Wells Parkway. l.965-S30; Tor
nadoes. / ,965--S30; Team No. /, 1885
$50; snails, I.963-S30: Five Set.
ters, I.963--$30; Crusaders, 1868
$50: Pinspillers, / ,963--S3O.
Nationals, I,962-S25: Construction
! ;982-5S25; wheaton Coop. 1852,
l ,961-S25; Dead Ends, 1.961-S25
Braves, 1,960--S25: Arlington TT.
l ,96O-S25: Jets, I,960-S25; Lucky.
Five, l.960-S25: American s. g. T..
a Wrenn, 1,96O-S25: Shepherd Park
] ,960--S25; Rockets, 1,95g-S10
Suads, 1,959--Sl0; Heinicke's, ,95a--
lockers. 1,959-S10i Pentagoon's
/ .o69-S10.
High Scratch Set
Men--Jordons Lumber, 1.771-S20
women--Chatter Bar. 1574-$20
mixed-Futile Five. l,649-S20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

Nicola Pietrangeli, Italy; z0-l,
Michael Davies. Wales.
No odds we're quoted on
women players.
Earlier yesterday. Cooper
showed no mercy in whipping
T. A. Bunny Heron, SO. the
reigning all-England veterans
champion. 60. SO in the
second round Of the Northern
Lawn Tennis tournament.
Il just had an unlucky draw. "
said Heron, who got into the
tournament proper because
there weren't enough ancientS
around to run q veterans cham
pionships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
Jce's Jerks Win
A-K-L Tournament

Joe's Jerks Of the Group Hos
pital League won the A-K-L
duckpin handicap tournament
sponsored by the Alexandria.
Kalorama and Lafayette Bowl
ing Centers, in which 400 teams
participated.
With a handicap Of 405. Joe's
Jerks crossed 1891 to win by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11

. pins over the runnerup
Comics Of the FBI League. The
victors collected $3.50.
All of the prize money was
given by the A-K-L centers.
The payoff:
Joe's Jerks. I.eal--S350: Comics,
1.9sS--S200: The Reo's, 1.9S5--Sl00;
Bursundy ESQ. 1,966-S70; Clips.
1,955--$60: r. r. Venetian Blinds,
Maulers, i,03S-S4O; Wreckers. / 1884
-S35; ccreenliners, l,933-S30. Jinx,
1,929--SS25
Hish scratch set out Of the money
Allen Glass, 1.72s-S10; Weaver Bros.
1.6sS-S1Oi Procurement, 1,7l2-S1O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
Murchison Wins
Two AAU Events

FORT WAYNE. Ind, June IL
R.-Ira Murchison Of West
ern Michigan and Joel McNulty
of the Chicago Track Club won
two events each in the Tri-
State Open AAU track and
field meet here last night.
Murchison, the World record
holder for 100 meters, compet-
ing unattached. took the 100
yard dash in OF seconds and
the 220 in 21.2.
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Entries Due June 20
For Recreation Track

Entries for the eighth annual
District Recreation Department
track and field meet will close
at 5 pm. Friday, June 20. The
meet will be held the following
day at Mckinley Tech High
School under the sanction of
the District AAU.
Entries should be mailed or
turned in to Richard Terrell at
the Recreation Department,
3l49 Sixteenth street NV. All
contestants must be age II or
over and members of the AAU
or, in case Of servicemen, be
certified by their commanding
officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
DOUBLE ROOFING
FATAL TO FATHER

GREGGTON, Tex, June
IL (P.-A pitching duel
between his two young sons
proved fatal to Reuben
Shadowen, 43.
He suffered a heart at
tack while cheering i'm
partially for Keith, IL, and
Terry, IL. who were hooked
up IN a pitching duel in a
Little League game Mon
day.
He was taken to q hos
pital but his condition
was not considered serious
and the boys stayed in the
game. He died that night
after asking how the game
came out.
Keith's team won, 11-S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
Tennis Tourney Set

CHARLoTTEsvILLE, Va,
June II (P.-Play will begin
Monday in the National Scho-
laStic tennis tournament here.
sponsored for the 18th straight
time by the University of
Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-11
Start EN- YOUNG

MONTREAL R.-Parks in
this city reported a record
total Of 20,S41 hockey and
broomball players active last
winter. Most of the hockey
players were under IL.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-03

emitlo I'm communicate urgente a
los puertos de la costa norte de La
Fe a Isabella, explicando que debi-
do a atlas presloneS ~existentes en-
ell golfo de Mexico Sc presentarian
fuertes vientos v grandes oleajes,
con peligro para las embarcacio-
mes memories. Informo que stimuli
taneamente baiarian las tempara-
turas en- ell occidente de la Isla, 10
cual comenzo a notarse en- la ma
mana de aver ~iueves, cayendo tam
bien grandes aguaeeros,
REUNION OBRERA
Ell Secretario General de la etc
Eusehio Mujal, eonvoco considerar
importantes cuestiones en- la pri-
.mera reunion del ano. Agrego que
Sc propone intensificar la campa-
ma para la i%ntegracion racial y que
Sc dara especial atencion a los pro-
blemas de los campesinos, las mu-
jeres y la Juventud obrera e. SO.
Igualmente que en- la re de
la ORIT, que Sc celebrar IRA
mente en- este mes. pl" .ra la
necesidad de enjuiciar cn comun la
Inca politica a seguir en- ell hemis-
ferio occidental en- relacion con
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-03
MARINOS CUBANOS


PROGRESo, Yucatan, Enero 2.
(UP), - En- la carcel municipal
Sc encuentran detenidoS Ell capt.
tan y tres marineros que ~llegaron
aqui a bordo del balandro de ban
dera Guiana "Reme", pidiendo ash
10 politico.
Los cuatro estan a la disposition
de la Secretaria de Gobernacion
hasta que Sc adopte n decision.
Los detenidos son ell captain
Francisco Torres Rogue y los ma
rineros Salvador Cepillo, Manuel
Rogue Garcia y Jose Rogue Gar
ella, todos los cuales Sc declararon
victimas de la persecution del 60
bierno cubano.
Tambien dijeron que no habian
condo desde hace tres dias.
Manuel Rogue Garcia dijo que
era sob~reviviente de la nave go.
rinthia", que hace ocho meses lie
GO al puerto de Dos Bahias proce-
dente de Miami. Segun Rogue Gar
cha, todos los tripulantes del Go
rinthia" fueron muertos, excepto
81, que 'escapo por verdadero mi
lagro".
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-03

los regimenes de fuerza ~existentes
en- ell mismo.
INFORME DE LA PRODUCTION
Ell. Ministro de Agriculture, con
motive de finalIZar ell ano anterior
hizo publico I'm informe sobre la
production agropecuaria nacional,
exponiendo que en- la pasada "a
fra Sc elaboraron 5,505, 900 tonela-
das largas espanolas de azucar y
mas de 253 millones de galones de
mieles. En- cuanto al cafe dijo que
esa cosecha Sc desenvuelve normal
mente y que va ell 80 por ciento del
cafe de Oriente esta en- poder de
los industriales. asi como que la
recolecta en- Las Villas y Pinar del
Rio, comenzara en- los primeros
dias del p%resentc mes.
Del tabaco afirmo csc funciona-
rio que la cosecha fue de 98 1914
789 libras de rama % I'm aumen-
to de I'm doce por ciento sobre la
del ano anterior y que la exporta-
cion tambien aumento considera.
blemente. Aseguro que en- ell Sec
tor de la ganaderia Sc ha avanzado
notablemente y que los ~ganaderos
estan m%ejoran3o continuamente
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-03

lido de que 81 y otros altos fun.
cionarios del gobierno estatal hui
biesen sido detenidos.
Radio Miranda, que tiene sus
estudios en- los Teques, estuvo con-
trolada desde esta manana por los
rebeldes, pero al mediodia paso
nuevamente a formar parte de la
cadena nacional de radiodifusoras
por la cual ell gobierno transmite
anuncios sobre la situacion, inclu-
so ell sometimiento de los ALA
dos en- la base aero-militar de Ma
racay, que anuncio esta madruga-
da Ell Jefe del Estado Mayor &c
neral de las Fuerzas Armadas, &C.
neral Romulo Fernandez.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-03
(Viene de Ia Primera)

a Anadio Reap que en- su informe
la embajada dice que nj ciudada-
nos nj bienes norteamericanos SUI
frieron danos durante la crisis.
REBELDES Sc ENTREGAN
CARACAS, enero 2. (UP)- Los
elementos rebeldes al gobierno del
General Perez Jimenez que contro-
laban un sector del pueblo de los
Teques, que esta 30 Kilometres de
Caracas, depusieron las armas.
Ell anuncio fue hecho por ell 60
bernador del Estado de Miranda,
proximo al Distrito Federal, en- una
breve alocucion radial.
Dijo ell gobernador que csc con-
trail estuvo solo "momentanea'
mehte" en- manos de los rebeldes.
Los Teques --es base de fuerzas
militares y esta undo a Caracas
por una carretera pavimentada.
Explico ell gobernador que no
eran ciertas las informaciones pro-
paladas por los rebeldes, en- Ell SEN
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-03
(viene de la Primera)

suStraida a su propietario. En- Ell
hospital Calixto Garcia, fallecio Ell
senior Onofre Perdigon Cruz, de
"a amos, que fue atropellado por
una motocicleta en- la carretera
central, frente a la finca en- que re-
sidia en- MatanZas. En- otros acct
denies resultaron heridas mas de
10 personals, entire elias ell nino de
II meses de nacido Jose Alfredo
de la Tore, al chocar en- la Via
Blanca, ell auto en- que viajaba con
sus familiares, con un omnibus,
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-03
vIERNEs, 8 DE ENERe DE 1858

terror. Respecto de las ex~portacio-
mes de vegetables expreso que llega-
ron en- 1857 a mas de medic mi
lion de pesos y que Sc hacen GEES
tones para aumentarlas ahora. En-
relacion con ell plan de reforesta-
ci6ns dijo que Sc han suministrado
millones de posturas a los terrate-
nientes que las han solicitado y
que la production en- 10 que Sc re-