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Are You \ Camera Fan With A Yen for Seaseapes ]? Some Practical Dos And Dont's

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Shirley Ann and Kenneth Ray born on May \. Burr AK2, USN. MaIlene Lurye ana nacnna 1A Richard Dean weighing ' lbs Wales, A02 USN ft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
OUANTICO TRACK RESULTS

Mile, brian Shannon. Fort Lee.
s-Daye Martin. Michiean ed
Mather. Penn A. c. Ed McLaughlin.
Manhattan. 5--olenn Wood, Camp
f0oUyard dash. Ira Murchison,
Western Michigan. Ira Davis. La
Sale. 3-Paul winder. Morgan State.
Bob Brown. Penn state. Don
Whitaker. Maryland 9.s seconds
tiles meet record set by Davis in
4S0-yard shuttle hurdle relay. l.
Ohio State Howard Nourse. Dick
Furry Roger Hauck. Glenn Davisl. =
Maryland 5, Winston Salem. FOL-.
Sprint medley relay: Michigan
don Matheson, Jim Simpson. Joe
Christie. Earl Deardorf). MAN
State. 5-Fordham 3;2s2. Meet rec
ord; old record 1894 BY Michigan In
seminal heat.
-Four mile relay: l--st Johns ALLAN
Thompson. Lionel Stevens. Grady
Crumple;. Peter Closel. Penn State.
3--western Michigan. 4-ouantico. 5
Mile relay, club and service division
New York Pioneer tJohn Tucker.
Carl Richardson. Frank BowenS, Res
Pearmanl; 2-tie between Shanahan
tico; 5-Philadelphia Pioneers; 3:lS.e
decided on time basis in two sec
tionsl.
Pole vault: MEL Schwarz. Balti-
more Olympic, IA feet q inches. -
Miami. "a feet. 3, tie among Jim
Weaver. Ohio State; Richard Bowers,
Ohio State: George Thurman. Mary
land; John Gray. Penn; OgieT Morris.
Penn State; Dave Tork. West Virginla
Stan Lyons. Ohio State; Mormon Glib
son. Michigan; 10 feet inches inject
record; old record IA feet By Don
Bragg. Villanoya, 1850
Mile relay: l--Ohio State Richard
Payne, Jock McClain, Ted StoTrer,
Glenn Davis; 3-Villanova. 3--Mor-
San State: Manhattan: Penn
State; 3 1873 meet record. old record
3:a4a by Michigan in 1850.
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QUANTICO, Va. April IL [P.
Summaries of major events
at the Quantico Relays:

~. iGo-yord h fish hurdle, ! ooGlsnn
psris, OHIO state @Eiias Gilbert
town: 5-Robert Hoiup. viilanova. i4'3
seconds
Sprint medley relay, club and service
division (4i0-22n- SS0i: 4 New
Psai EwiSe Bruce fh oessrble lem warren warren
Lee; 3-Quantico; 4-Shannahan &C:
New York Pioneer 3:2S.3 (new
meet record; old record. 1888, by
Air Forces. 1880
feet 81 inches; Ed Cooke. Mary,
land. 81 feet 3s4 inches: stewart
Thomson. New York AC. 80 feet pa
inches I'D Mccomas. Baltimore
Gers ci9 Tiede IN feet william s inches snd
Mary; 40 feet l0i4 inches.
Iverion Keller Robert McMurray,
Bobby Gordon. Nick Ellisl. 2-Mlchi-
san p.rn 5s e,d,s 4-Manhattan.
HIS A. G. a:a feet ! inches SID
kiwitt New York Pioneer, all feet
AZ inches. Walt Conley. un-
az Msc snsd 2gI . feet 81 inches Don
inches. Charles visich. New York
A. C., 1871 feet "A inches. New meet
record old record 202 feet 1917 inches
by al Cantello. Quantico, 1861
0uarter-mile relay: Morgan
State Lawrence Wilson. Nick Ellis.
Bob McMurray, Bobby Gordon. .
Michigan. Manhattan Mary
land. Penn State 424 seconds
tiles meet record set in 1855 by
Morgan State.
Two-mile relay: i-Michigan State
g an Castle. Crawford Kennedy.
David Lean, Willie Atterbury). -
Penn State Manhattan. 4-Syra-
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QUANTICO

Continued From Page CT
ner of the javelin throw at 229
feet 5 inches.
Gilbert. who dominated the
hurdles throughout the indoor
season while top-ranked Lee
Calhoun sat out an AAU sus-
pension, never was ahead of
Davis in yesterdays race. The
Ohioan was clicked in 14.3 Sec
onds. five-tenths of a second
of the meet record set two
years ago by another Davis Of
hurdling fame. Jack. the West
Coast product now in retire
ment.
Glenn won the low hurdles
Friday in 5l.8 seconds and the
broad jump with a leap of %
feet l inch.
Among the disappointments
was the failure of the George
town University teams in the
mile and 2-mile relays. The
Hoya team Of John Bisbee. Jim
Kelly. AL Staebler and Carlos
Tan finished sixth and last in
that dramatic mile relay. In
the 2-mile, won by Michigan
State. the Hoyas were fifth,
Frank Treutlein. Bob Vinton.
Tom Cawley and Norm VIII
liams carried Georgetown's
colors in that one.
There were IA relays alto-
gether on yesterdays program
and only one triple winner
North Carolina College, which
took the quarter-mile. half
mile and mile events in the di-
vision for colleges. Ohio State.
st. Joseph's of Philadelphia
and Morgan State all scored
doubles.
In the big mile relay. George
town gave 1t one big pitch. with
Staebler actually passing De-
lany early on the third lap. But
Delany is noted a finishing
kick. and the frishman handed
Collymore the lead and the
Villanovan appeared headed for
a runaway. Collymore opened
up daylight between himself
and Davis until the Ohioan put
on the steam to win by 3 yards.
Delany had the second best
quarter. 48.6 seconds. Davis was
clicked in 47.2 as Ohio State
won in 3:l5.3.
Willie Atterberry ran a 1907
half-mile to hand Michigan
State an easy victory in the big
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Terps Squirt
To Beat Wal
In Lacrosse

Maryland's lacrosse team had
unexpected trouble with WASH
ington and Lee yesterday, but
pulled out a ga victory in Byrd
Stadium in a preliminary to
the Varsity-Alumni football
game.
The Terps won their third
straight but led only So late
in the third quarter. Goalie Jim
Lewis of the Generals repeat
edly turned back Maryland
ecoring threats and finished
with 80 saves.
The TerpS struck twice with
in nine seconds after W&L S
third goal to make it 7-3 as the
third quarter ended. Roger
GoSs and Dick Corrigan made
the successive goals that put
the Generals out of it.
Corrigan. brother of Gene.
the Washington and Lee coach.
scored three goals for the Terps
while Goss and Leroy Skinner
had two each. Ernie Betz.
Maryland's All-American mid
fielder, scored once and con-
tributed four assists.
Ned Pendleton scored twice
for the Generals, who now have
q % record.
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AU Netmen BIunk .
Mount st. Mury's

American University opened
its tennis season yesterday with
a 80 victory over Mount st
Mary's in a Mason-Dixon Con-
ference match at American U
Summaries:
Singles: Metz defeated Flan-
igan. 81. Ga. Thomas de-
feated Kelly. 6-3. rs. Num-
sey defeated Cagiano. 60,
GO. Striner defeated Rooney
rs. 81. Nadanyi. defeated
Baisly. 60, 60. Drucker de-
feated Mullen. Ga. 6-3.
Doubles: Metz and Agee de-
feated Flanagan and Kelly
60, ST. Ga. Thomas and
Drucker defeated Mullen and
Baisly. 6-3. 6-3. Nadanyi
and Striner defeated Cagiano
and Rooney. Ga. 6-l.
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DALLAS. April IL R.-
Blond Chris Won Saltza of the
Santa Clara, Calf, Swim Club
emerged as the top star, eight
records were broken, seven
champions repeated and four
double winners came from the
women's national AAU SWIM
ming meet that closed here to-
night.
Santa Clara won the team
championship with SO points.
Miss Won Saltza. who with
Carin Cone, the comely bru-
nette from Ridgewood. N. j.,
set two AAU and American
records, wound up with %
points as high girl of the IA
event shows
She beat out her arch rival,
Sylvia Ruuska of the Berkeley.
Calf, YMCA, by two points.
1t was one the record-break-
INCEST meets in history with
the AAU and American marks
bettered in seven events and
the AAU record smashed in
another.
Miss Won Saltza set an AAU
and American records of $50
in the 100-yard freestyle and
2:41.9 in the 250-yard freestyle.
Miss Cone set an AAU and
American records of 2:l9.8 in
the 200-yard backstroke and
1905 in the 100-yard back
stroke.
Other AAU and American
records set were: 250-yard
breaststroke, Susie Ordogh,
Washington Athletic Club,
Seattle. 5000; 400-yard in
dividual medley. Sylvia Ruuska,
Berkeley. Calf, YMCA, 5:03.5;
2O0-yard butterfly. Nancy Ra-
mey. Washington Athletic Club.
Seattle, 2:19.2. Miss Ruuska set
an AAU record of 5:44.9 in
winning the 500-yard freestyle.
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Maryland State
Nips Howard in
AATruck Meet

Maryland State College nosed
out Howard University, 52-5li5,
in a Central intercollegiate AS
ISOLATION quadranguler track
meet yesterday at Howard.
Hampton Institute placed
third with 2212 points and was
followed by Virginia State with
%.
Howard trailed the winners,
5l-44. going into the final
event, the high jump, and could
have won the meet by taking
the first two places.
William Dabney cleared the
bar at 5 feet 8 inches to take
the high jump for Howard, but
Hampton took second place,
preserving the victory for
Maryland State.
ST.: 2-crutchheld md. ST. B.
Bush md. St., 4-Hinkle Howard;
10 seconds.
go: 1-Carmichael IVA. ST.; -
Davis IVA. StD 3-T0dd Howard;
Andrews Hampton: 23l seconds.
440: moody Hampton; Pow
ell md. ST.: 3--Habron Howard;
4--Smitb Va. ST.; 52S seconds
So: 1---McGsrrity Howard: -
Hiekson tHampton). 3-Alston How
ard; l:5S
Mile run: Turner Hampton; .
md ST.; 4--Henderson Va; 45..
Low hurdles: l-Hinkle (HoW ard:
= Hazelwood Howard: 3--Fuller
md. ST. 4-Powell md. ST.; 2;.7
seconds.
High hurdles: Hardwood How
md. ST.; 4-Hargroye Va. ST.: l5.I
emile run: SANDERS Howard:
2--Tildon tHowardl Hodges md.
ST.; Peterson Hampton 1853
Discus. . Brown mo; ST.; =
ST.; Edward tya. ST.. 1856 feet
inches.
Shot put. Brown tMd. ST.: =
Clack Hampton: Smith Md St ,;
BANKS Howard; AZ feet 4l2 inches.
High Jump: II abney Howard;
9-Clsck Hampton 3-Thorne How
ard; 4-Hickenbottom MD ST.;
feet inches
Pole. vault - Habron Howard:
2--Reayis Howard: 3--Kelley md.
ST.; 10 feet q inches.
Broad Jump: = crutchfield Md
ST. Fuller Md ST.. 3-yassar
tMd. ST.: MCLEAN Howard; 10
feet 6i2 inches
Mile relay: Virginia state DAVIS,
Smith. johnson, carmichaeD. .
Hampton: 3-HoWard 3.305
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Wilbur Main Signs
Beers Contract

CHICAGO. April IL (P.-
The Chicago Bears today an
nounced the signing Of rookie
halfbacks Johnny Norris and
Wilbur Main.
Morris. 81. is a 180-pound
speedster from Santa Barbara
State and Main is a 195-pound
defensive back from Maryland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
German Fighter
Defeats Maxim

STUTTGART, any
April IL (P.-Heinz Neuhaus
ex-German heavyweight cham
pion. tonight outpointed an
outclassed joey Maxim. for
mer Interchangeable cham
pion from Cleveland.
Maxim. who at 1879. was far
outweighed by Neuhaus. who
came in at PIT. boxed hest
family and defensively. At the
end of the Hereunder. Neu-
haus could claim six clear
rounds as his, while Maxim had
the edge in only two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Miss Won SoItzo Stors
In Swimming Windup

The four double winners we're
Miss Won Saltza. Miss Cone,
Miss Ruuska and Miss Ramey.
Champions repeating we're:
100-yard freestyle and $50
yard freestyle. Miss Won Saltza;
200-yard backstroke and 100
yard backstroke. Miss Cone;
400-yard individual medley.
Miss Ruuska; 100-yard breast
stroke, Patty Kempner, Kris
Kristenson Swim Club. North
Hollywood. Calf: l00-yard but
terfiy. Miss Ramey.
Summaries:
=. "QO-yard butterfly: Nancy Ramey.
Wash; sylvia Ruuska. Berkeley
tCalif) YMCA: 3I-Jane Wilson. Riviera
Collins RivieTs Club ind1sna ssSky
Ind; 5-Wendy Mueller, Indianapolis
Athletic Club; 0-Patricia Ruuska.
Berkeley tCalif) YMcA. 2:19.2 new
AAU and American record--oid record
S;.2;s set by Nancy Ramey in pre-
IO0-yard backstroke: i--carin Cone.
Rideewood. NJ j.: 2-Christlne Kluter.
Cleveland Swim Club Judy Loch-
ridge, Kris Kristenson Swim School.
Club; Susan Rogers. Greenwood
Memorial Swim Club. Gardner Mass
6--Jody Longstaff. Lake Shore Club.
Chicago. 1885 new AAU and Ameri-
can. record--old record 1:03.6 set by
carin Cone IN 1850.
ro sT stss,s dive tb,.i Lrens NacDons I'd
Paula Jean Myers, Encino, Calf
Swim School. 4l095; ;I-Bsrbsra
Gilders. Detroit Athletic Club. 1915;
4--Jeanne Stunyo, Detroit Athletic
Club, 4lS.45; MARY Croake. Lafa-
yette. Ind, Swim Club 400.65: g.
PHYLLIS, Shields, Lafayette, Ind, Swim
a5O-yard freestyle. Chris Won
saltza. Santa Clara. Calf. Swim Club
MOLLY Botkin, Los Angeles Athletic
Club. Brenda Dietz. Walter Reed
Swim Club. Washinston. D. c.. A.
Donna Graham. Riviera Club Indian
apolis, Ind; 5-Kathy simecek. Sants
Clara: calit. swim Club; Joan
Drive Deds Club. Houston. %.4s 4
new AAU and American record of
2;4l q set By Chris Won Saltza in pre-
s00-yard medley relay: Santa
Clara, Calf. Swim Club Chris Won
Susan HonieD yrs Kristenson
swim School, North HOLLYWOOD. Calf
Berkeley. Calf, YMcA: Riviera
Club. Indianapolis, Ind; 5--Lafayette
Ind, Swim Club: 6--Conoco Aquatic
Club, Ponea City, Okla. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Shelley Mann
To Conduct Clinic

Shelley Mann, Of Olympic
fame, has been appointed ath-
letic director at Brookville
Swimming Club on Shirley
highway.
Miss Mann will teach adj
vanced classes in swimming. TO
be known as "Shelley's SWIM
ming Clinic" The classes will
begin June l6.
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2-mile relay. Georgetown never
was better than third. as the
race developed into a battle
between the Spartans and Penn
State after Syracuse set the
early pace. Atterberry took
charge on the anchor lap and
left Penn States Ed Moran is
yards behind at the finish. The
time was 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Albright to Air
Dodgers Games

For the seventh straight year
Nat Albright will broadcast
the Los Angeles Dodgers base
ball games.
Albright. who starts. a new
sports show this week. will re-
broadcast the play-by play over
radio station WINK.
WINK and WFAN-FM will
carry day and night games of
the Dodgers. and WOOK will
carry night games only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Tourney Dates
Announced for
Area Tennis
BY CASPER NAMES
Star STAFF Writer

The Greater Washington
Area Tennis Association yester-
day announce that the
Greater Washington Tennis
championships will be held July
1927 on the courts at East
Potomac Park.
Play will be in mems singles
and doubles and women's
singles and doubles.
The schedule released by the
association also set the District
of Columbia Commissioners
Invitational mems singles for
May 1913 on the courts at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV.
In addition. the listings set
the dates Of the Middle Allan
tic Clay Court championships
for June 28-July 6 at the Edge
moor Club. Bethesda, Md. Play
viii be held in mems singles
and doubles, women's singles
and doubles and mixed doubles.
Starting dates for other local
events announced by the aSso-
citation are as follows:
April o5-Friends' School Invita-.
tional; boys ~ and Is years old. az
Friends School; April 26--Arlington
mems singles and doubles, W0men's
singles and doubles. mixed doubles,
Bancroft Park Arlington
May 9--Friends School Invitationai.
girls y and -; Friends school; May
ton Invitational boys and girls, rs
and 10, singles and doubles, Bancroft
Park; May 17--Women's interclub.
Tomen's SINGLES and, doubles, mixed
May I'D. C. Commissioners Invita-
tional Mems singles. Sixteenth and
KENNEDY streets NV: May 24--D. c.
Tennis Center championships. boys and
girls, y and - and -. singles and
Columbia Country Club Invitational,
mems singles Columbia Country Club
June ID. c. Recreation Depart
ment, mems singles and doubles. wo-
mems singles and doubles, Sixteenth
Middle Atlantic Seniors CLAY tourna-
ment singles and doubles and also
Junior seniors singles t4n.i5l. Wash
ington Golf d Country Club; June 20
Country Club; June ED. { Pubic
Park championships. mems singles and
doubles. women,s singles and doubles.
East Potomac Park; June 2S--Middle
mems SINGLES and doubles; women'S
singles and doubles. mixed doubles
july S-Invitational Girls tourna-
ment, Girls IL and 10 and 10. singles
Club; July 9---Belle Haven Invitationai.
boys Is, singles. Belle Haven Country
Club. Alexandria, July lO-Woodmont
Invitatlonal Dcubfes. Woodmont Cotn-
try Club; July l2-Government En-
and doubles women's singles and
doubles East Potomac Park; July 10
Greater Washineton Tennis champs
onships, mems singles and doubles.
women's .sinsles and doubles. East
August 4GD. c. Recreation Play
sround Junior championship Ana
costa Courts; August li--Edsemoor
Invitational father ana son doubles,
Edgemoor Club: August l6---Northern
ships iclosedl. boys and girls =. -
and 10, singles and doubles, Bancroft
Park August lakewood invita-
tional. women's singles and doubles.
Kenwood Country Club: August 10
inter-serviee matches. singles and
douoles. Army Navy Country Club.
September l2-Washington Colt and
Country Club Invttational, mems
doubles: September 90 - Northern
'Vireinia Hardcourts championships
ielosedl. meas singles and doubles,
women's singles and doubles mixed
doubles, Bancroft Park.
October 3--Columbia Country Ciup
InVitational mems doubles. October
-Edeethoor Club Invitational women S
doubles
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HAWKS

Continued from Page C-1
ord was Al, by George Mikan of
Minneapolis against Rochester
in 1852. Cousy also has scored
so points in a playoff game, but
that was a our-overtime con-
test against Syracuse in 1858.
Petit, the former LSU ALL
America, made 10 Of "a shots
from the field and IL of 10
from the free-throw line.
The Hawks, in taking the
series four games to two, won
their four victories by a total
margin Of eight points. Boston
took two lopsided victories.
Pettit's spree gave him a 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Jockey Suspended

ALBANY. Calf. April IL (R.
Veteran Jockey Ralph Neves
and apprentice Warren Fergu-
son received flve-day suspen-
sions at Golden Gate Fields to-
day for careless riding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Scoring; W&L-Pendleton .. Stull.
ner .. Goss >, Betz, Carlisle
Saves; Lewis 80, Kennedy II.
Substitutes: W&L-Briscoe, Lea,
Charles. Horst. Stull. Alley. Nobel.
Maryland-Thelen, Tiedemann. Cox,
lAoran. Spellman
Assists: Maryland-Goss 4. Corrigsn
z. Betz .. Carlisle W&L--None
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Friends Net Team
Defeats WI, AZ

Sidwell Friends School won
its second tennis match Of the
season yesterday at Friends,
defeating Washington Lee.
a. Results:
SingIes
Tony Thompson tFTiendsl defeated
J. CKane. G--1. 81. Glen Adams
FRIENDS defeated d Hutchinson.
al Sd. G--1; John shaw
IFriendsl defeated j. Tribe. 40.
B--4. - o Easterwood tW-Ll de-
J. sweet Sw-I5 defeated Richard Rice,
l0-S 6-3.
Doubles
Thompson and Adams tFriendsl de-
feated O'Kane and Hutchinson. 6--3.
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Navy Romps
In Lacrosse

ANNAPOLIS, April ~ tP.-
Karl Ripplemeyer, Nays bril-
liant sophomore, today spanked
the Middle lacrosse team to an
1872 victory over Penn State.
Ripplemeyer figured in the
first five goals, scoring one and
setting up the other four with
clever passes.
The Nittany Lions were hurt
by the absence Of Bill Hess.
senior attack man who led the
Nation in scoring last year.
Hess suffered a split kneecap
against Loyola of Baltimore
Friday and will be out for the
season.
Geno Mckenzie and substi-
tute Henry Chiles shared Navy
scoring honors with three goals
apiece. Chipping in with a pair
each were Jim Williams, Ned
Oldham. Ron Jesberg, John
Carter and Ripplemeyer.
Penn State q q L. .
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Scoring. Penn State-Behne I. Navy
Mckenzie 3 Chiles .. J. D. Williams
. Carter =. Ripplemeyer > JeSberg =,
Oldham .. Gibbons Giles. Assists Penn
state - Donahue Navy Ripplemeyer
5, Oldham. Mckenzie. Carter. Whips
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Howard Nine
Loses Pair

RALEIGH. N. c., April IL
tSpeciaD Howard University
of Washington, D. c.. dropped
two baseball games today, los
ing to Shaw, 1872 here this
afternoon and to North Caro-
lima AIT. 1872. at Greensboro
in the morning.
The only consolation for the
Bisons was home run by Will
liam Walker in the AIT game
and one by Melvin Butts
against Shaw. Towards rec
ord is SO.
Howard - GOO ITO o. = 3 "a
AIT 40 5i5 x-l3 10 .
Saunders and Butts: Hamilton and
Mills.
Howard O00 O02 600 . 8 1
shaw 300 Ill 60x-12 10 q
Saunders. Walker 80 and Butts:
Crutchfeld and Hinton.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
Mvers chofer al casr
en- IN canoI 81 cami6n

Kenneth Sturgil, de At amos
de edad, chofer de un ca
mion propiedad de una firma
de construcciones, murio victi-
ma de un a%ccidente, al caer su
vehiculo en- ell Royal Glades ca
nal, despues de llevarse por de.
lante una barrera situada On
NE 10 Avenida y 165 st.
I'm residente de esos alrede-
dores, Roy Crotty, de 2033 NE
161 Street, dijo a la policia que
Sturgill 10 habia montado en-
SUI canton para llevarlo hasta
su ca I'd, momentos antes de ocu-
rrido Ell accidente.
Otra victima, aunque no de
muerte, fue Ia sonora Harriet
PArdin de AZ amos tambien,
quien parece. que cruzo Ia ca
lie 8, del SW en- Ia cuadra 400
y fue alcanzada por un caro-
guiado por James W. Burns,
de 20 amos, vecino de 2612 Ma.
rathon Lane, Fort Lauderdale.
La sonora Pardin sufri6 frac-
turas en- las piernas y brazos
y fue recluida en- 81 Jackson
Memorial Hospital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
OccIDENTE
(Viene de la Primera).

bre los escombros de los viejo
acuerdos."
Ell voeero recalc6, en- rels
cidn con este, que Ell consejo es
ia manana no discuti6 que hs
rian los aliados occidentales :
Khrushchev lleva a Ia practic
suS amenazas sobre Berlin.
Ell Secretario de Relacione
EXteriores britanico, SelwyG
Lloyd. dijo al consejo que Ii
mejor esperanto de mantener Ia
paz "estriba en- nuestra fuerzs
y en- nuestra actitud."
Ell Ministro de Relaclones Elk
teriores del Canada, Sidney
Smith que hablo despues que
Dulles, dijo que Canada apoya
ba plenamente Ell reehazo quG
las cuatro potencias hicieron ell
paSadO domingo de las PROPOSE
clones sovieticas sobre Berlin.
"Aunque Canada no esta direC
tamente afectado, pues no tie
ne tropas en- ell Berlin Occiden,
tel dijo. "estamos asociados con
las tres potencias que 81 las tie.
men ALI, debido a los acuerdos
que rigen ell derecho de los ALA.
dos a mentener una guarnicion
en- Berlin. 50urYuoUa