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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
DEsTRUYA sU CRAsA ALMAcENADA
AsEGURE sU ATTRACTION Y sALUD

No importa 10 que haya probado an.
ties sean pildoras, dietas, tratamien-
tos de banos recuerde que c%ualquier
medico DEBE decirle que I'd. perde-
"a peso SOLO cuando su cuerpo use
la grass que esta almacenada en- sus
caderas, muslos y otras parties de su
con ControIene. Nuncs Sc arrepentira
de tomar ese primer paso para tener
un attractive y bello cuerpo cor Ia
seguridad de n mas feliz y LARGA
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
Rebe|des Sufren 68 Bajas en- varios'
Encuentros> Segdn Parte del Ej6rcito

70 que lie exigian los seguidores de
Raul Castro, Camilo Cienfuegos y
Orlando Lara. Ell dia dos de Mayo,
fue balaceado otro comerciante ha-
yames, Porfirio Lara Vazquez, que
murio. Ell propio dia, segun Ell par
te, otro grupo asaltante, despues
de haber levantado parte de la IL
nea de Ferrocarril interceptaron
Ell tren No. S de los F%errocarriles
de Cuba en- ell KIM LOT Y al parar
en- convoy, abrieron fuego contra
ell mismo, matando al maquinista,
Andres Luis Condo Moreno, al
Conductor Raul Menendez y a los
pasaJeros Miguel Esteban Lopez y
Argeo de los Rios.
Sc eontinua expressndo en- ell
communicate Official que dias des-
pueS, estando Sentado en- ell por-
tai de su casa en- el reparto Ma
nopla, de Bayamo, ell Sr. Raul
Fuentes Milanes de SO amos, en-
union de SUI esposa e hiios, fue
balaceado, pero que Sc lie pudo sal
var la vida.
Ell % de Mayo una muier con-
ducia a SUI pequena hija al Hos
pital Milsnes de Bayamo y al fle-
gar al lugar conocido por CuchilIa
del Cauto, fue asesinada teniendo
en- brazos a la eriatura que salv6
la vida. Anadi6 ell parte que la
muler iba a bordo de una camio-
meta guiads por unos' soldados, de
los cualeS dos perdieron la vida Y
Sc nombraban Santiago Fernan.
DEF MILAN y Raul Otero Garcia, FL
nalmente expreso ell parte del ejer-
cito que recientemente ell obrcro
Elercio Machado trabajador de
la finca Otilia de Bueycito, fue
secuestrado o otros II compa-
neros y que pudo escapar, reel.
biendo varias descargas de esco-
peta, produciendole LA perfora-
clones en- la espalda.
ANULAN LICENCIAS DE
ARMAS
Por Ell Ministerio de Goberns-
cion Sc informo que Sc hahian de-
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muerta q tiros la Sra. Anastasia
Cambria y herido grave SUI esposo,
Manuel Morales Mojena. En- Ba-
yamo fue muerta Manuela Tama-
20, de 81 amos, madre de un solda-
do. Sc anadio que en- la carretera
frente a la finca Vellaca, varios
individuos dispararon contra I'm
omnibus hiriendo al nino Antonio
Golefoy, de 9 amos y que en- Jigua-
nj fue herida gravemente Leonor
del Rio. Termino este parte dicien-
do que TODD 10 expuesto es expo
nente de cuanto pudiera eitarse y
que Ell Estado Mayor silencia mu.
chas veces."
DECLARATION PRESIDENTIAL
Asegurando que no habra nue.
vos aplazamientos deNlas elecciones
convocadas para ell tres de No
viembre proximo y que el entrega-
ra Ell poder Ell "a de febrero al que
reSulte electo en- esos comicios, for.
mul6 unas declaraciones ell Presi-
dente Batista en- Palacio. Dijo que
ell jueves 81 reunio con ell candida
to presidential del gobierno An
dres Rivero Agiiero y d~irigentes
de la Coalicion Progresista Nacio-
nal, ratificandole su proposito de
celebrar las elecciones ell 3 de no
viembre y entregar ell poder ell "a
de febrero, frente q los rumoreS
de que intentaba una prorroga de
poderes. Se1al6 que tambien ha-
bia informado de clio a los dirigen-
ties de los partidos Independence
y de la o%posicion.
Aseguro ell General Batista que
los elementos aferrados en- resell
yer Ell problema cubano por la VIC
lencia y la sangre y los grupos
que viven comodamente al margen
de la ley, son los propaladores de
infundios pero que aseguraba que
no lograran sus antidemocraticos
e inhumanos objetivos. Diio igual-
mente en- las declarsciones, q aver
sabado y hoy domingo, Sc notaria
la eficacia conque han actuado 10
mandos militares, la policia y los
cuerpos de Investigation, frustan-
do pr~eparativos que constituirian
destruction y muerte 81 no Sc estu-
viera al tanto, como Sc esta, de las
actividades de los grupos.
Luego refiriendose a Ia unidad
de s%ectores insurreccionales, ma
nifesto que "Siempre habian esta-
do unidos para ell NAL y para pro-
ducir sufrimiento a la familia Gu
bana y que NADIA agregaran en- con-
ira de la paz esos tramites de pro-
paganda, no signifieando NADIA CO.
factor potential para terminar
con ell gobierno." Finalizo afirmsn-
do: "Continuarsn las dificultades
y nosotros continuaremos trabs-
jando por ell bienestar de la ciuda-
dania y Ell engrandecimiento de la
republica."
MAS parties DEL EJERCITO
Por ell Estado Mayor del Ejerc-
to Sc dieron a conocer distintos
successes de la provincial de Oriente.
Sc informo que en- la ciudad de Ba-
yamo, ell dia primero de Mayo, fue
muerto Ell comerciante Alberto Ii
cea Martinez, por simpatizar con ell
gobierno y no querer 'aportar dine
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u DE
M

Por ell Ministerio de Goberns-
cion Sc informo que Sc habian de-
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clarado nulas todas las licenciaS
especiales expedidaS por csc de-
partamento para portar armas de
fuego, disponiendose que sean re-
cogidas por las autoridades com
petentes y remitidas. a dicho Mi
n%isterio. Sc agrego que no Sc expe-
diran mas licencias de esa cIase,
para evitar que puedan ser utili-
zadas indebidsmente por personals
que no professor ideas democrati-
cas-. En- 10 successive, debera obser-
varse 10 diSpuesto por ell acuerdo
ley 2 del C~onsejo de Ministries v
las diSposiciones que dicte ell titu-
lar de Gobernaci6n.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

coniuntamente con Ell digno comerciante
Jose Puiol. Ante SUI muerte la reaction del
brazo Pueblo de Oriente fue lanzarse a una
huelga general espontanea que hizo tamba-
lear a la tirania de Batista. La muerte de
Frank no solo fue una gran perdida para Ell
Movimiento 26-7 sino tambien para ell estu-
diantado cubano, pues Ell habia ocupado la
presidential de la Escuela Normal de Macs
tros de Oriente y la secretaria de Asuntos
Campesinos de la F. E. U. en- Oriente.
De ese modo los ~juristas de la dictadura
autorizaron la repression mas brutal que re-
cuerda la historic de las guerras civiles. En-
I'm solo dia, a I'm mismo tempo en- todos
los rincones de la Republica, Sc mataron
sin piedad hombres inermes y adolescentes
indefensos. iTragica vendimia de sangre
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
Miami, Fla.
rs de julio de 1858.
Or. Oscar Ramirez,
Presidente del Circulo cubano de Miami.
90 N W. Ave. ~
Miami. Fla.

Miami. Fla.
Estimado amigo Ramirez:
SHva Ia presente para testimoniarte a u y a los directivos del
erculo Cubano, nuesro agradecimiento por la gentil cesion de los
salones del Circuo Cubano en- OCCASION del aeo final de la obser-
vacion civica de la Semana de Puerto Rico.
Nuesra Organization Democratic Puertorriquena integrada pr
ciudadanos que deseamos Ell mejoramiento de las condolences de
vida de puertorriquenos como de Iatinoamericanos en- general en- esa
region, aislandonos de TODD nacionaismo y pensando en- terminus de
ciudadanos del eSado de Florida, observance la semana de Puerto
Rico con Ell afan de enaltecer la personahdad hispana EN- este gran
pals. Sistematicamente, ee afan ha venido lograndose.
Como incidentalmente ell rs de julio, da en- que concluye la Sc
mana de Puerto Rico, tene especial Specification para los exilados
cubanos que luchan por la restauracion de las lbertades ~ciudadanas
en- ell pals hermano, queremos respetuosamente dejar sentado que, en-
10 profundo de nuestros corazones, que con la lmpieza y dignidad de la
hermandad hspanica es 10 que genuinamente vale, por sobre las
oscuras intenciones de aquellos que moralmente carecen de autoridad
para juzgar y Sc dedican a hilvanar intrgas, insisto, la Organization
Democratic Puerorrquena que me homo en- presidr testimonial SUI
adhesion a la causa Guiana de hbertad, paz y juSicia. y agradece la
cooperation de los sectores cubanos de Miami hacia ell exto de nues-
tras celebraciones civcas y sociales.
Ell bale del sabado &c de julio en- ell Circulo Cubano sera honrado
con la presencia del Hon. PreSdente del Senado de Puerto Rico,
DR.. Samuel R. Quinones, lider de csc pals que ha alberto sus puertas
y su hospitaidad a centenares de cubanos en- la bora penosa del
exlio.
ALA, como aqui, los cubanos y puertorriquenos, hermanados, cae-
braron la fecha nacional de Ia Isa Borincana.
Con Ell testmonio de mi mayor consideration, 10 saluda tn amigo
cue 10 e.
GERMAN NEGROM
Pres. Org. Democratic Puertorrtuuena.
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que no podra ser olvidsda por los abogados! En- ella encontro la
muerte, horriblemente torturado, I'm companero meritsimo, Jorge
Cabrera Graupera, hombre de esudio que consagro su vida breve a
la defensa de los perseguidos.
este parrafo fue copiado de la CartaRenuncia del Decano del
golegio de Abogados DR.. j. Miro Cardona).
PENSAMIENTO-"Morir es seguir vaje". - JOSE MARIE.
Los jovenes del Directorio Revolucionario rinden SUI tribute a los
heroes del Moncada en- la Ultima edicion de SUI perodico "13 de
Mario, con esas paabras:
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% 10 posue node!
"Morovlloso" inerediente aeiomodo por miles de medcos, muehos despues
de hobero probodo eNos mismos o sus esposcs. cortroIe 81 spetMo sin es-
fuerzo. Sin anausio de hombre! Sin dieta especial! Sin drosas que ereon
hebto! FL exeeso de peso desopereee con ell merovlIoso y nuevo control re-
suiodor del spetio!
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

El PreIdente de Ia Organization Democratic Puertorriquena de
Miami, senior German Negroni, envio aver Ell, sguiente mensaje al
Presidente del Circulo Cubano de Miami, don Oscar Ramirez, en-
ccaion de concur los actos en- celebration de la Semana de Puerto
Rico en- eHa eiudad:
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
!.
|Fovfsfo del OeonF0cor eubono...
tyiene de Ia pagina Dos,

FRANK PALS, fue asesinado en- 81 ciudad natal, Santiago de
Cuba, por Salas Canizares ell % de julio de 1857 a las 4 de la tarde,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
I'M o NCADAi

Conmemoramos ell rs de julio ell primer lustro -cinco amos de
aquena memorable mahana en- que I'm centenar de jovenes ideals
las y rebeldeS asataron la Fortaleza del Moncada y ell Quartet de Ba-
yamo en- audaz accon destnadas a producer la insurrecci6n general
de la provincial de Oriente, y con ella ell inicio del derrocamiento de
la dictadura. Bajo la direction del DR.. Fdel Castro y la valiosa coope-
racion de Renato Guitart, Abel Santamaria, Boris Luis Santa Cooma,
entire otros, este gran gesto de rebeldia juvenil estuvo a solo pasos
de la toms de sus objehvos. De 81 emergio dos amos mas tarde Ell
pujante "Movimlento 26 de Julio, que desde hace ano y medic Sc
mantiene peleando triunfalmente por la Libertad de Cuba.
Eel Directorio Revolucionario, al rememorar tan revolucionaria ee.
Msrides envia fraterno abrazo q los companeros del "Movimiento 26
de Julio. Pronto podremos los hombres de nuestra generation con-
ducr aunadamente al pals hacia un mejor deshno nacional. Entonces
no habran resutado vanos los esfuerzos de todos los caidos y nuestros
martires los de Cuba veran cumplidos los suenos pr los que Sc
tnmolaron.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
GARANTIZAMOS LA DEV0-
LUCION DE SU DINERO

I'd. debe estar sstisfecho con
Curb-wate % lie devolveremos su
dinero sin lugar a dudas. I'd. de
be sentirse contenta con 81 perdi'
da de peso . y la facil rnarera
de perderlo. Cada tableta Curb
waite contiene Controllers, nom.
bre del maravilloso Producto de
Nutricion cuyo ingredients es el
Observation-Disclosures hydrochlo-
ride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Cole Beats
Scales for
Stute Title

BALTIMORE, June % (Spe-
ciaD Bill Cole became the
third Baltimorean in the last
IL years to win the Maryland
Amateur golf title when he de-
feated Ken Scales Of the host
Country Club of Maryland. /
up. in the 36-hole final here
yesterday.
Cole, 46-year-old oil truck
driver, was co-medaliSt in the
recent National Open trials at
Mount Pleasant, his home club,
and already has clinched State
Amateur honors for the season.
Cole had 69-72 in the finals
over the par 10 course.
Bethesda's Chick Cullinane
who lost to Scales in a 22-hole
semiflnal, had a letdown and
was last in a playoff for the
medal. Eddie Johnston Of the
host club had SO to win over
Maury Baily of Hillendale, 70,
and Ed Finnessy OF the host
club. n. Cullinane had rs.
They tied with 70s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23

on wllIett won his NTH club
championship at Prince Georges
Country Club yesterday. but ac-
cording 10 him II win be his last
because he does not intend TO
play in the tournament again.
The event was marked by a
disputed quarter-final match In
the semifinals, Then Willett
requested a delay In the finals
yesterday In order 10 play IN the
Columbia Member Guest tour
nament. but was turned down
and played In both, or 40 holes
for the day.
willett defeated Bob Lyons Of
OF the FBI. 8 and 5. In the
scheduled 36-hole final for the
club championship. whic h
started at $3.50 am. He rushed
from Prince Georges TO play q
fourth flight final at Columbia.
where he and his partner lost.
Too Many Clubs
In an earlier quarter-finaI
match between John Jankowski
and Col. Chick Collett. It was
discovered that Jankowski had
is clubs in his bag. one over
the limit. The rules say a
player loses each hole In match
play that he plays with more
than IA clubs, and as the dis
covery was made on the back
nine. Jankowski technically
lost. 10 and 8.
But Col. Collett said he didn't
want to win the match that
way and 1t was played out,
Jankowski shooting a 81 and
being posted as the winner.
Willett was playing his quar-
ter-final match in the same
foursome. and lodged a COM
plant. Charming Billy Burns
and his golf committee met
Saturday morning and dis
qualified both Jankowski and
Col. Collett. according to the
rules. o
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SENATOR'S

Continued From Page Ala
Narleski in the first inning
when Pearson doubled, took
third on a passed ball and
scored on Plews' single, but
Minoso tied the score leading
off in the first with homer
of Chuck StobbS, the loser.
Lemon Dashed his 18th homer
with none on in the second, but
the Indians grabbed a 4-2 lead
and chased Stobbs in the fifth.
After Narleski singled, Mino-
so also singled and Hunter sac
rificed. Vic Powers single
scored Narleski and Minoso,
and brought Bud Byerly from
the bullpen. He walked Rocky
Colavito and Dick Brown and
the Indians got what proved to
be the big run when Woody
Held hit sacrifice fly to CEN
ter.
Pearson walked to start the
seventh and came all the way
around when Chrisley doubled
with one out. Chrisley moved
to third when Sievers grounded
out, but was left when Clint
Courtney flied out.
The Senators threatened in
the eighth when Bridges and
Lemon singled. but Ed Yost
popped out trying to sacrifice,
Pinch Hitter Ed FITZGERALD
forced Lemon and First Base
man Power leaped high to spear
Parsons hopper of Don Mossi.
who came in to relieve Narleski.
Mossi fooled the Senator's
completely in the ninth to pre-
serve Narleski's ninth win.
Plews went down swinging and
nC1 AopIOLAloAAbC dAld OtCNCA
watched third strikes.
NOTES: Russ Kemmerer will
oppose the Athletics tonight in
the first Of four night games
here. Sievers has collected
only seven hits in his last SO
attempts. MinoSo deprived
Pearson of a fourth straight hit
in the seventh inning of the
second game when he raced in
to stab Albie's looper in the web
Of his glove.
The crowd Of 1924 boosted
the Senator'S road attendance
over the 100000 mark.
Courtney has thrown out the
last six runners who have tried
to steal. Griggs threw wild
into centerfield in the eighth
inning of the second game try
ing to pick Moran of second
base. Bridges acted as II
he had caught the ball anc
when Moran belatedly realized
Rocky was bluffing he broke fol
third and was out on Pearson''
fine throw.
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Giants, but it was Kirkland,
Just recalled Saturday from
Phoenix, who hit the big blow.
Kirkland's homer broke up a
tight relief battle between
Johnny Antonelli and Ray Sem
proch.
The Giants score in the Sec
ond game came in the second
inning on a walk, Mays single
and a bad throw by Catcher
Stan Lopata. When curfew fell.
the PhillieS had men on first
and third with two out in the
sixth. with Robin Roberts
pitching against Ruben Gomez.
The Dodgers showed tight de-
fensive play while the Pirates
made two costly errors in the
first game. in which Bob Friend
was elected by an umpire for
the first time in his career. He
had been protesting Umpire
Vic Delmore's calling on balls
and strikes.
After Bells homer won the
opener for Cincinnati, the Cubs
came back on a l3-hit attack.
roughing up Relief Pitcher Hal
Jetfcoat In the ninth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
BY MERRELL wHTTTLEsEY
nlaF alah Writer

Two weeks ago Howard w.
eritt. the Philadelphia ana
.teur golf champion. had no In
tention OF spending the last
two week ends In Washington.
but one invitation led to
another and he left for Her
shey. Pa. last night as CO.
holder Of the Columbia Mem
ber-ouest title. after having
won the Middle Atlantic ANA
teur last week.
Everitt viii play in the
Pennsylvania Open today in
Hershey. but viii not be In
Charlottesville next week end
for the Mason-Dixon Cup
matches between the top ANA
teurs Of Philadelphia and the
Middle Atlantic area. A pre-
vious social engagement forced
him TO withdraw from the
Philadelphia team.
The Columbia Member
Guest was the first TO be played
in this section without benefit
Of handicaps. Everitt and
Buddy Bowie. l0-time club
champion at Columbia, were
heavy favorites, but won semi
final and final matches only
l up.
They won the title with a
par four on the 18th hole
against Dick Kreuzburg and
Bobby Brownell. They had to
20 TO the 18th in the semi
final where Bowie blasted out
of the trap and salvaged a par
four to beat Marty West and
Bob Chandler of Congressional,
l up.
Everitt and Bowie both played
good individual golf yesterday,
but did not team particularly
well and their best, ball scores
we're not under par. They
didn't make a putt Of over 5
feet all day, but usually had a
one or two hole advantage, and
never we're down.
Kreuzburg and Brownell
pulled out of a two-hole deficit
when Kreuzburg birdied the
18th and Brownell the 18th, but
neither could par the 18th and
Everitt'S par four was good for
the match. Brownell was
trapped in two and out poorly.
but his long putt for a par hung
on the lip of the cup, but
wouldn't drop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
Everitt Wins Second
Area Tourney in Row

Everitt had Smaeked q beau
tiful long iron shot 10 within
8 feet Of the pin on the 18th.
and would have had . crack at
a birdie three had Brownell's
putt dropped.
Everitt. 42-year-old liquor
salesman. and q look-alike Of
Jimmy Thomson. proved 10 be
a extremely popular addition TO
both tournaments. and II Ia
hoped he viii be back 10 defend
both titles next year.
DELAYED gnarlernnal matehes IN the
Rieky Wiilis and Col. Rennls Kelly,
CONGREGATIONAL, def Karl kellerman and
Col. A, J. Hoebeke, Army Navy. ] up,
poi holsF Rlss kEssseuEs enc Bobby
and Lieut., Narcslino Moreno. Fort Tee.
and 2; Marty West. and Bob chand-
Ter, ConGreanional. def. Dick Mllbonrne
and pr, Pred husssr. Prince oeorres,
seminnals:
kTeul6ure and BrowneI def. willis
and Kelly, 4 up: Bowie and Everitt def
West and Chandler, 1 up,
Finals = Bowie and Everitt def
krsusburG and Prownen, ! up.
Other nlght winners;
ad--Dick West and oeorge vasu,
Farmington, defeated Everett Flood
end Lynn creason. Harrisburs. Pa.
sdzSm srlss. and, Jack Blades,
kenwood, defeated Earl ekinker and
John Eislnger. Conversational. D and ..
fth--A. q. Dezendorf and Lew Rus
sell, washington. deieatsd Martin Nc.
Carthy and OIL willett, Prince Georges.
Fth-oeorse N. Ferris and oresory
obsrs and DR. Richard Meyer. unat.
si61llisn & e smith and David
q.lfin, IT.. unattached defeated Ray
SNearlngen. ~. and Ken Poerstei
Confessional, and 4.
7th-ouy HARPER III and Bill Lewis.
and Jimmy Hewitt. Confessional.
sth--Robert neorsey ana DR., Fritz
Shiring. PittsburGh. ohfeated Maurice
Palmer and Robert r. Hutchison.
9th-Biil Paris and Parker OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
1879 BEATS LANDYS MARK
New Rule May Give
Elliott Mile Record

four minute mile in as many
meets here this season. Elliott
did it the hard way, coming of
a slow three lap time to run an
incredible SAL final lap. Push
ing him all the way on the last
quarter was his fellow Austral-
ian, Merv Lincoln, who finished
three strides back in $685..
440 Record Falls
Ed Moran Of the New York
Athletic Club was third, Jim
Grelle of Oregon, fourth, Jer-
ONE Walters of the Southern
California Striders fifth, and
Don Bowden of California,
clicked in 4:02.6 in sixth place.
Eddie Southern of Texas
equalled the accepted world
record in the 440 earlier in the
evening in 45.8 seconds. Just
a week ago, however, Glenn
Davis Of Ohio State ran Asst in
the National Collegiate meet at
Berkeley, Calf.
Rink Babka. uses giant
discus thrower. set an AAU
mark with 1877 feet 10 inches.
The old record was 1891,
set in 1858 by Fortune Gordien.
Another AAU standard fell
in the 3-mile race. Alex Hen
derson, an Australian COM
peting for Arizona State Col
lege at Tempe, ran a tre-
mendous last lap to beat LaSzlo
Tabor, former Hungarian dis
lance star. in 1871. 10 Sec
onds under the record set last
year by John Macy.
Other winners Saturday
night: Fran Washington of
Winston-Salem in the 220-yard
low hurdles; Iria Davis of La
Sale in the hop-step- jump,
Tom Courtney of the New York
Athletic Club in the $40, Bobby
Morrow of Abilene Christian
in the 200, Bud Held of San
Diego in the javelin, John
Humcke of New York in the
2-mile walk, Bob Backus of the
New York AC in the 56-pound
weight, Ron Morris in the pole
vault and Charlie Jones of
Iowa in the steeplechase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23

sHAwNEE-o DELAWARE.
Pa. June 40. tp-The walter
Reed Swim Club Of Washing
ton set two meet records in The
10th annual Shawnee invita-
ton swimming meet yesterday.
Ann Bancroft won the 100
yard ,freestyle In 1888 and the
Walter Reed 740-yard medley
relay team-Judy Arnold. Judy
Panneton. Sandy Miller and
cathy Sheppard--set a record
of 2:l2.i.
Miss Panneton won the i20-
yard breaststroke and Brenda
Dietz took the 60-yard freestyle
IN other Walter Reed victories
that helped the South Atlantic
AAU ~ the Middle Atlantic for
the girls team trophy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23
EIqin WEEDS Howard Girl
Here; Wilt at Ceremony

Elgin Baylor, Seattle Univer-
sity's All-America basketball
player by way Of Washington's
Spingarn High School, married
the former Ruby Saunders yes
terday in ceremonies at Mount
Olive Baptist Church.
The bride and groom will live
in Washington. at least until
Elgin reports to the Minneapo-
lis Lakers next fall. He recently
signed with the pro club for a
reported $4,000 to $4,000. CIV
ing up a remaining year of ELI
gibility at Seattle.
Mrs. Baylor. a student at
Howard University. will con-
tinue her college studies but not
necessarily here.
Best man yesterday was
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Francis Saunders. no relation
to the bride. He played with
Elgin both at Spingarn and
Seattle. The Rev. Isidore Rich
ards performed the ceremony.
A prominent guest at the
wedding was Wilt Chamberlain
the 7-foot-l All-America from
Kansas who has signed for one
year with the Harlem Globe
trotterS for $65,000.
Baylor, 6-foot-6. scored 943
points for Seattle last season,
an average Of 32.5 per game.
He finished second in major
college scoring to oscar Rob-
ertson of Cincinnati, who had
984 points and a 35.l average