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Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-27
was Faith for Flyers

' asleep.
 Finally { teacher hurried across stage to give the young star de- ternined shake. Teddy sat up. He rubbed his eyes. And then he did what every little boy does on Christmas morning. Ignoring the script, he jubilantly started open ing the parcels.
 The audience roared. Teddy's stage aunt hurried on to say the final lines just in time to stop him from eating some of the can dy. Daddy took the smiling, sleepy little boy home to bed.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-27

reasonable distance of its planned course
 Might be good copy a sticker to paste on the instrument panel of every Alaskan airplane-
Kodiak mirror., 1958-12-27

If you want to buy, sell or rent, read the Kodiak Mirror.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21

Identical twin beef calves alp
again being sought for trials a t4e
Y. s Department Of Agriculture
Research Center at Beltsville Nd
The scientists there want pulc
bred, grade or croSSbred anlnals
less than five months old, b0rA
after December / 1867. and before
june / 1858. Both hcfcrs and bull
are needed Because Of their sin
lar physical characteristics. Idclti
cal twins arc particularly useful ii
research
Producers willing To scll twin
calves that meet the USDA specIf-
cations should write to + j Waf-
wick, Acting Chief, Beef Cattle Re
search Branch. Animal HuSbandry
Division, Beltsville, Md. An III
spector viii be sent to check the
calves before purchase.
Identical twin calves arc rare
Developed from a single colls they
are always of the same sex, react
In much the same way. and look
very much alike Characteristic
markings may be repeated on the
same or opposite sides Of Tho two
ANIMALS Where right and left side
are reversed, The rosenl
blance is described as a nillor
likeness.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
buckingham Sergeant
Completes MOO
Leadership School

Staff Sergeant Wllbp~ & Andel
son, son Of MIR a., Mus Joshua
Anderson ol D14WgH has beeI
graduated from NV Noncomnf-
stoned Officers Prcparatory
Academy AT rlattsburRh Atr Force
Base New York
Ranking second highest III hi
class. Sergeant Anderson received
his diploma from Colonel Alvan II.
Gillem III Commander of the 38Oth
Bombardmcnt Wing al platLsbgugh
one Of the newest and largest
bomber bases NJ tho Strategic Air
q III N "A IN the northeastern
United States.
An erson and his CLASSMATES
have completed INV houis IA in-
tenSiyc training W sucb Subjects NY
leadership, human reIatlon
management, military law and ac-
cadcnt prevention Tha school Il
planned 10 qualify aifmcu Aid non
commissioned officers for the in
creased responsibilities of hlqhe3
rank
Sergeant Anderson WAS GRADUATED
from Buckingham Training Schoo
n May 1921 and enlisted IN Nm.
United States All Fofce oa sepfem
ber q Of the same yeah
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21

Woods on the Amelia High School
SEA
Misses Betty Lou Morris and
Mary Lee Warmer We're III Rich
mond Saturday
Blanton FcltS spent the week end
with her parents While homo, She
and her father celebrated their
birthdays, which viii take place
relatively soon
Anybody passing by The V /
Key farm aturd AK probably
thought the circus Was III town But
the circus turned out 10 be sale
OF cattle and farm machinery that
was being held The Moores' WSCS
and MYF were really being kept
busy trying to supply 4 crowd Of
hungry folks with sandwiches. hot
dogs, pic. cake. coffee and cold
drinks There Was excitement when
Mrs I h e m a Warmer S pretty
cake was auciloned off for Sl00 The
Key and Shlpp Sllo Company Of
Bealeton. made the 500 bid and
the Moores ladies greatly appreci-
a'ed the donation to the church
They and their families arc former
members and workers Of Moores
Church
Whites Injured in Accident
Mrs George Robertson 4 mother
sister. and brother were INVOKED
/ IN an automobile accident on Route
j last week Mrs EVA Wmfc an6
Miss Joan White are st.ll IN Medi
cal College Hospital
! The J N Russell family of Rich
mond spent the week end with hel
parents
MI. and MIS-. T. c Beaslcy drog,
to their daughter 5 home ID Lynch
burg Monday
Mi and MIS- s i. Nelson
motorcd 10 ClayNllle Sunday where
they visited his brother and family
Bruce Nelson now of Charlottes
VILE. visited his parents Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Andersonvle News, Events
Bettye Mills Returns From Meeting
Full OF Spring Rally Plans, Measles

mother went With Hmm to spend d
few days with Mrs Wood
Mrs Henry Iloyd ot GoodyieR
and Miss Annie Allen spent Mon
day with MIS- Rodney Smith Mts
Lloyd was an overnight guesN 81
Miss Beth Forbes
Miss Frances Scay spent The
week end with her family here.
Sunday dinner guests III thc Seay
home We're Mr. and Mrs JACK
Keith, Alfred Brown and Earl SeaY.
Mr. and Mrs J W Morris and
young William Thomas spent Sun
day With tho Buster Flood family
Afternoon callers we're Mr.. and
MIS- Jesse Morgan and Jesse. be-.
Miss Virginia Parker Mas at
home for thc week cNd
Thonpsons Have Callers
Sunday callers III ihc o j Thonp
son home we're Miss Josephine
Thompson, Willard. Herman and
Conway Thompson Of Jeiorswlle.
M and Mrs Ed Oebuln, d Rich
mond Nh and Mrs Arthur DAVIS
Mr.. and Mrs + A CagncS and
Everett Carnes. Jr MIS- Gordan
Baldwin and hof Soils, Mr and
Mrs ! " Morris. JnlrnN FoFbas
Mr. and Mrs a NJ wilson and
their daughter and MIS- Luther
Walden and her sons
Mrs W l. Saxon and Wes had
lunch With Nj and MIS- Julius
Coleman Tuesday
MISS Beth FORBES ana Mrs Rod
ney Smith went 10 Scottslile
Wednesday afternoon bad supper
with Mr. and Mrs John Dorrier
and came home IL tinie fit th4
WSCS meeting at MIS- Jack And
erson's that night.
Miss Betty Mills was among those
who went 10 thc FILA meeting vi
Louisa High School Tuesday She
came home fal Of enthusiastic
plans for the spring rally 10 be held
at Powhatau She Also came home
with the measles
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Buckingham Plans
Recreation For
1853 Summer

The BUCKINGHAM School Board
and the Board Of Supervisors have
authorized TIC fnst venture Of the
county INTO 4 wcllrounded sum
MGR recreation program for the
1858 SPINNER.
Twins S INlscoll superintendent
% piblic schools, said Martin r
Conway, high school athletic direc-
tor WoAIA handle The SIMMER pro
gram Nhich would involve All areas
Of the county.
The tentative program includes
Junior League baseball from The dif-
ferenl communitics. adult programs
VITA sFch thihps as evening music,
softbal etc As well an a day camp
type operation
NJ explained that d day camp is
just Ike 4 regular summer camp.
except that the participants don t
spend the night AZ camp The pro
Gram fl being planned for students
az school aga
1he activities viii include use
" the reanlar facilities at the
school for such things as softball
Vollfv CALI. dancing, badnnnton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
ChuIo News
March Is The Month OF Birthdays.
Anniversaries In This Community

March III thus community seems
to be the month Of birthdays and
and anniversaries,
During the past several days.
five persons who are or We're resi-
dents of Chula. celebrated their
birthdays. and two couples cele-
brated their anniversaries
On March Is, A. M Dodson celc-
bIated his birthday and OH March
T. Mrs Joe Rosmarin. now resi-
dent Of Beayerdam celebrated hers.
March IL WAS the birthday of two
persons. Blanton FcltS and Mildred
Alien, now living in Lynchburg
Mary Lee Warmer celebrated her
18th birthday March 10.
Nelson's, Russeils Celebrate
Those couples celebrating ami
yersarleS were Mt and Mrs. S L.
Nelson who were married "a years
on the 18th. and Mr.. and Mrs. J
n Russell. now Of Richmond. who
were married II years on March IS,
We wish these people many more
happy birthdays and anniversaries
10 come
Mr. and Mrs p w Barnard. ANA
family motored to Ashland TO cele-
brate the birthday of their daugh-
ter. MIS-. Jean Rosmarin. Sunday
Nh and Mrs j E Dodson visited
the A. M Dodsons Sunday. Their
trip to Minnesota sounded very in
tercstlng
MI Gallison, Of Victoria spoke
al Moores church Sunday morning
All present felt they had been on a
trip to Los Angeles. Calf His talk
WAS very vivid.
Mesdames Barnard, F'elts, Boil
llneer Dodson Howard McMil-
lion and Douglas Bollinger and A
NJ Dodspn attended the Parent
Teacher association meeting Mon
day night and enjoyed the presen-
tatien Of Two Crooks and 4 Lady
and also details given by Janice
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
News Report
From Washington

Washington. March Congress
sional Republicans arc increasing
the pressure on President Essen
hover. To yet rid ,Df ms present
Secretary Of Agriculture They have
already warned him that his re-
tcntloM viii cost twenty NJ twenty
five Republican seats III the House
and Senate
Mr.. Eisenhower, stubborn when
pressed hard, II holding on, but
now the pressure begins 10 take a
more incisive form Capitol HUI Re
publlcans are warning they VIII HI
fuse 10 support his pet foreign aid
program and his requests for ex-
tension Of reciprocal trade
The President believes that the
foreign aid program is vital to the
security Of America, and necessary
If this country Is To prevent the
Soviet Union from making gains lii
many areas OF the world against
uy. with aid and propaganda pro
4 grams Of their own
Benson Likely To Go
4 Likewise nc believes Wholcheart
cdly Ill tho reciprocal trade agree
mcntS program and whether he VII
let Bcnson's retention lcopardize
these major legislative efforts Il
doubtful Add 10 tins the fact that
farmers are dissatisfied. that tht
farm recession Is reactinR badly
against INK Republican Party anc
that It ~ already costing MI kisen
hover much personally to supper
Benson against fellow members a
his own party and Won xxx pic
tutc that indicates Benson WI
realize that the best interests Of tht
Administration VAL he served bN
MS resignation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
CoIored News
Cumberland Farm
Meeting March "a

The Local Agricultural Advisory
Board In Cumberland County ~
sponsoring two speakers. one from
inc Y $ Agricultural Sterilization
Board and orc from the v II soil
and Water Conservation Service, oil
Monday evening March n, at $50
p MI III the Agricultural Building
" the Luther Y Jackson High
School
THO speakers win lead discussion
~ farm allotments The ACP Pro
gram Soil Bank and Soil and water
conservation in Cumberland county
All local farmers and other jul
terested persons arc invited and en-
couaeed 70 attend this meeting By
Richard Foster president Of tho
Advisory Board and DANES C.
Ayres. local farm agent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
National News Summary
Tax Cut Decisions
Probably Put Off
For Three Months

Any tax-cutting decisions by Con
grcss will probably not be made
until June. Sen KnoWland tR-Calif.)
predicted Saturday The Senate mi
noriiy leader said Congress must
act before June 30 If 1t wishes to
continue excise and corporation
taxes at their present levels He
added that any possible reduction
in personal income and other lcvies
to help curb the current business
recession viii be postponed until
then
Sen Byrd tDNa.i said he under
stands most Democrats in Congress
prefer a sound public works pro
gram to a tax cut as means Of
stimulating business. Byrd, who Is
chairman Of the Senate finance
committee. believes Secretary Of
the Treasury Anderson is against a
tax cut now He said that II tax
cut is proposed, It probably WI be
advanced as bipartisan measure
Jndoncsia is IN the midst OF a
civil war. Troops OF the central
government al Jakarta, headed by
! President Sukarno. have invaded
rebel strongholds on the island Of
Sunatra No Americans were re
ported in danger, but some Ancri
can families. have been evacuated tC
nearby Singapore The rebel govern
nent was set up recently to profess
the influence of communists on the
central government
4 a bill limiting the power OF Tho
I Supreme Court was reported Satur
day TO be facing defeat in the Sen
4 ate judiciary committee. although
( the possibility Of compromise wa
not ruled out The bill introduced
/ by Sen Jenner R-Ind would take
away the power Of the Supreme
4 C1nt TO review lower court deci
slons in five categorics Of cases
A majority OF the l5-member com
mlttee Is said 10 be against the bill
7 The stock market ploghed aheat
last week for its second weekly
gain The Associated Press average
was up 81 10 to SI63 TO- The volume
I zoos .845 shares, was the biggeS
since the week ending February 3
That WAS the week when stocl
prices reached a recovery higl
after long climb out Of las
October'S through. The narke
registered its biggest gam las
when II was buoved up BY new.
I that Vice President Nixon and Sec
/ rotary Of Labor Mitchell had spoker
out ID favor Of 4 tax cut Withou
Tuesdays gains there would have
been a loss for the week
I The overall business gu o Oh
seemed rather glum last week 4
survey conducted by the University
a Michigan for the Fe d era
Reserve Board showed that The
average consumer plans 70 spent
less for furniture and home ap
phances and TO buy fewer house!
and new cars TINS year than he dix
last year Another government sur
vey reveals that business plans Il
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Ri High Soloist
Rated Excellent

Ted HollingSworth a Junior at
Randolph Henry High School. re
celved the rating Of excellent IN the
instrumental solo competition dur
ing the District | and III high school
band festival at Douglas s Free
man High School Richmond. Satur-
day,
He plays the alto Saxophone and
was accompanied by Brett Watson.
also Randolph Henry High junior
Since heat viii cause deteriora-
ton and drying ii is best 10 store
grapefruit III the refrigerator
spend l3 per cent less this year,
80 billion dollars as compared With
80 billion. on capital outlay ma
chinery buildings. equipment But
there we're couple Of bright spots
III the picture Department store
sales increased z per cent over the
corresponding week year ago. and
applications for FILA home loans
Jumped 10 per cent last month. az
compared with February 1857
The door prize given 10 a W
Kinds at 4 breakfast meeting Of the
Pueblo Colo Y M G A was bll
difficult to carry away II was a
fuffssizcd door
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Saturday School
TO Make Up For
Snow Holiday

Lcts ~ 70 school on Saturdays
That was the recommendation TO
tho Buckingham County School
Board as the best way To make up
fol DAYS lost IN the snow
BY using this method. the board
kept the closing date Al the end II
the school Wear tho same This is
different from the approach taken
in Prince Edward county where
tho snow holidays will be made IN
during tie Easter vacation and All
the end Of the normal school wear
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Adenauer Cancels Trip

Bonn. Germany Chancellor kon
rad Adenaucr has cancelled plans
TO visit seven South American coun.
tries this year because of tie tense
announced
The 81 year-old West German
leader informed the governments Of
Argentina, Brazil. Chile, Peru. Uru-
quay. Paraguay and Venezuela
that he regrets his inability to
travel this Year Spokesman said
lie hopes to make the trip next
Year
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
Deporte Puede Hacer Mucho
Dor Estrechar las Re|aciones
de PuebIos de las Americas

Dulles, manifestando que "como
la musica, los deportes son un
gran denominador comun."
Heating pregunt6 que pasos
podian darse " por Ell departa.
memo de Estado, o a traves de
Ell" para enviar uno o mas equi-
pos de beisbol en- una gira por
America del Sur. Expres6 la
confianZa que tai viaJe podria
costearse por 81 solo pero sugi-
rio que quiza haya fondos de
ayuda disponipleS en- ell presu-
puesto del D~epartamento.
"No debemos omitir esfuer-
EOS -declaro- para consolidar
y mejorar nuestraS relaciones
con las Republicas Latinoameri-
canas'.
Heating senalo que ell Vice
predlJo 'resultados poSitivos' en-
gura entire los que han compro-
bado la popularidad del beisbol
en- parte de la America Latina,
e INDIGO que una gira de las
Grandes Ligas por ell Leland
Oriente fue recibida con EMU
siasmo.
El Representante republican,
predijo "resultados positivos"
un viaje similar por America
Latina y anadi6 que ell equipo
norteamericano de la Copa Da.
Wis fue recibido calurosamente
POGO despues que la vista de
Nixon provoco disturbios en- la
capital venezolanas
los deportes manifesto
puden hacer mucho para cica-
trizar las heridas y fortalecer
los lazos de amistad y compren.
sion con nuestros vecinos en- ell
Sun"
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

NUEVA o r Sept. 8 -
(UPI)- Los Piratas de Pitts
bursh parecen dispuestos, por
primera vez en- once amos, q
participar del dinero de la Sc
RE Mundial, aunque no de
Ia bolsa mayor. Por la actitud
que demuestran en- estos mo-
mentos, han de asegurar ell di.
aero correspondence al Sc
gundo lugar.
Para ellos es algo nuevo,
pues no participaban del di-
nero de Ia Serie Mundial des-
de le4s cuando quedaron en-
caarto pueSto, mientras que
este aho va llegaron al segun-
do lugar de la Lisa Nacional.
Los Piratas losraron yarios
Prop6sitos con su victoria de
anoche sobre los puTiteros del
circuit0,. Braves de Milwau.
kee por una carrera a cero
en- diez entradas, que les ST.
tue empatados en- segundo lu-
gar con los Gigantes de San
Francisco, a ocho y medic
juegoS de los Braves.
Por otra parte, desde 1949
no lograban tantas victorias
como en- esta temporada. Su
triunfo de anoche fue ell nu-
nero II del ano, y ell deci-
mOnOveno en- los ~ desafios
ultimos en- ell eStadio Forbes.
George Witt, con I'm home
run en- Ell decimo inning, dio
ahoche el triunfo a Los Pira-
tas.
En- otros desafios de anoche
en- Ia Lisa Nacilonal, los Dod-
gers de Los Angeles ganaron
a los Cardenales de San Luis
por dos q una, y los Rojos de
Cincinnati proplnaron a los
Phillies de Filadelfia SUI Guar.
IA defrota consecutive por
ocho 4 cuatro. Ell juego de
Gisantes de San Francisco Y
Cachcrros de Chicago fue
aplazado por lluvia.
In Ia Liga Americana, los
Senadores de Washington an
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
49, ~
7Breves de
Todos los
Deportes

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6 CUPID
- Los Orioles de Baltimore re-
clamaron al lanzador Jerry Wal
kel, al shortstop Ron Hansen y
al outfielder Leo Burke, de SUI
equipo sucursal de Knoxville,
Tennessee.
Hansen y Burke llegaran a
Baltimore este fin de semana a
Walker Sc sumara al equipo la
semana proXima en- Kansas CT
ty.
LAS VEGAS, Sept. 6 CUPID
Los delegados a la convention
de la Association Nacional de
Boxeo proyectan estudiar las
investigaciones que Sc realizan
en- este pals sobre ell deporte
de los punos. La convention CO.
menzara aqui ell lunes.
Voceros de unos 200 delega-
dos e invitados que acudiran a
la convention dijeron que Sc
discutira la intervention de ele-
mentos indeseables en- ell de-
porte.
S cree que los delegados dis
cutiran tambien la adopcion de
una politica mas firme que
exiJa a los campeones de las
distintas divisiones que Sc en-
frenten a los aspirantes logicos
con mas frecuencia, ash como la
aprobacion de un sitema uni
versal de puntaje.
X X X
HERMOSA BEACH. Califor-
MIA, Sept. 6 (UPD-Fue sepul-
tado Wade RED" Killefer, po-
pular jugador y manager de
baseball de otros tiempos.
Killefer, de 70 amos de edad,
fallecio victima de cancer en-
su Residential.
Durante su carrera en- ell beis-
Dol, que comenzo en- 1903 y ter
mino en- 1912, Killefer figure
en- los equipos de Detroit y
Washington, de la Liga Ameri-
cana, y de Cincinnati y Gigan-
ties de Nueva York, en- la Liga
Nacional
Luego fue manager de los
eqnipos de Los Angeles, Holly
wood y Sacramento, hasta eu
retro en- 1912.
X r X
NUEVA YORK, Sept. S CUPID
Ford Fr'ck, Comisionado de
BeisDol, declare que no proyec-
ia recomendar la ampliacion de
las Grandes Ligas a diez equi-
po5 caua una, aunque la ex-
pans'on sea tema de discussion"
Ell las conferencias de la soma.
ma proxima de los dirigentes
del beisaol. La reunion tendra
efecto en- Chicago.
Prick dijo que ell proposito
principal de la conferencia Sc
"a rescatar a las Ligas Memories
de. desastre economico, y que
Sc ,ratar5 de lograr que los
euuipos de Grandes Ligas limi.
ten la transmission por televi-
sion de sus juegos en- regiones
donde hay equipos de ligas me-
norcs
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
Joe Becerru
DerIOf0 q
Little Gear

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 6 (U
PI) Ell agiI boxeador Jose
Becerra de G uaadalajra (Me-
xico) vencio por nocaut tecnico
en- el cuarto asalto a Little &C.
Ear, de Las Filipinas.
FL combate estaba pactado a
10 asaltoS. Fue una de las pc
leas preliminapes del combate
Art Aragon-C Carmen Basilio, que
tuvo lugar en- ell estadio "Wrig-
ley Field.
El arbjtro John Thomas sus-
pcndio Ia pelea al minute y 40
Segundos del clarto round. Ell
filipino tenfa Ell ojo derecho
c~ompletamente cerrado v muy
lesionado
El medico del ring. Roberto
Rocks, advirtio a Thomas que
Gear podria sufrir una lesion
permanente en- ell ojo 81 CONT
nuaba la pelea.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

mento en- que ell arbitro puso
fin al combate.
En- ese round, una recta a la
quijada hizo tambalear a Ara
gon. I'm gancho de izquierda lie
hizo tambalearse POGO despues
hacia atras arrojando sangre por
las cinco heridas que tenia en-
Ell rostro. Fue entonces cuando
Hart puso fin a la pelea.
Aragon, aunque perdio por
nocaut, tiene aun la distinction
de que no Sc lie hayan contado
los 10 segundos del nocaut en-
ninguna de sus 101 peleas profe-
sionales pero esta fue, sin en-
barge, la segunda vez que pier
de por nocaut. Ell II de mayo de
1948, perdio por nocaut tecnico,
porque tenia muchas heridas,
ante Clyde Coyhis.
Cuando Aragon subio al ring
con las apuestas 81 en- SUI
contra habia ganado Is COM
bates seguidos. Nadie habia pc.
dido ganarle desde ell 4 de agos-
to de 1855, en- que lie veneio Joe
Miceli, por decision.
AL final del setimo round, ell
arbitro y los dos jueces tenian
a Basilio EN- la cuenta de pun
tos- bien por delante de Ara
gon.
La tarjeta de Hart era de 10
81, en- favor del ex campeon; la
del juez Jimmy Wilson $3.50 y
al del otro Juez, George Latka,
1852. La UPI tenia delante a
Basilio por 68-61.
POGO antes de que Hart detu,
viera la pela uno de los segun-
dos arrojo una toalla al ring.
La toalla, sin embargo, quedo
enganchada en- ell poste de la
esquina de Aragon y Hart no
pudo verla. POGO despues sin
embargo, Hart detuvo la pelea.
En- ell vestuario, Basilio decla-
no 10 siguiente: "Hice 10 possible
por noquearle por tenor de que
81 la pelea duraba los IL rounds,
el seria ell ganador. Me allegro
que ell arbitro la detuviera en-
ell octave round.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

RESULTADOS
Charlotte 30, Savannah 1-9
Augusta 8, Jacksonville 4
Knoxville 8, Macon z
LIGA DE TEXAS
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
Is Mi||ones
Para Torneo
de Fdtbo|

BUENoS AIRES, Sept. 5. -
(UPI)-El campeonato suda-
mericano de futbol que organi.
IA la Association Argentina pa
IA principles del ano pr6ximo
demandara la inversion de. uElos
vc~inticinco millones de pesos,
segdn calculo %preliminar de
Ia Comisi6n de Hacienda.
La Association inform6 que
Colombia va ha acceptable par
ticipar en- dicho certamen y per.
eihira por su Intervention Qua.
yenta mil d6lares. Sin embargo
todavia falta por ajustar la in
tervenci6n de Uruguay, Brasil,
Paraguay, Ecuador, Bolivia, Pc
ri y Chile.
Sc calculan que los gastos de
transporte y alojamiento de TO-
das esaS delegacioneS consumi-
ran seis millones de pesos y a
ellos debe agregarse las atlas
recompensas exigidas por los
paises mas fuertes, como Brasil,
esmpe6n mundial, y Uruguay.
En- principle existe Ell prop6-
sito de que ell certamen Sc dis
pute en- la segunda quincena de
mario, por considerarse que las
condolences climaticas seran en-
toncAs las mas favorables y a
clio Sc agregaria Ell mayor in.
teres del publico local, como
eonsecuencia de la suspension
east total de las actividades fut,
bolisticas durante los meses de
verano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

RESULTADOS
Detroit 4, Kansas City 1
Washington 8, New York 3
Boston 10, Baltimore 2
Chicago 4, Cleveland 3
LIGA INTERNATIONAL
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

WASHINGTON, Sept. g.
(uPl)-El representante repu-
plicano Kenneth B. Heating pro-
push que ell Departamento de
Estado envie uno o dos equipos
de las Grandes Ligas en- una gi-
ra por America Latina para
fortalecer los lazos de amistad".
Heating envi6 una nota al Sc
cretario de Estado, John Foster