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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Steve Van Buren,
Accused of Fruud

DOYLESTOWN. Pa, Jan. 10
R-A Bucks County grand
Jury yesterday indicted Steve
Van Buren,. former star half
back for the Philadelphia
Eagles. on charges Of fraudu-
lent conversion and obtaining
by false pretense.
Joseph r. varra, Trenton. N
j.. obtained q warrant against
Van Buren,. who lives In Levitt
town. Pa. on August 10 charg-
ing him with failure TO deliver
q 1851 auto for $3.50 which
Varra had given Van Buren, for
the car on June is.
Carl Lindsay. Van Buren's
counsel. said at O hearing on
Varra's complaint that Van
Buren, had been making q con-
scientious effort to obtain the
car when Van Buren's auto
firm In Bristol was forced into
bankruptcy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Final Tropical Feature
Appears Open Race

Gleeson's Robin Rum. los.
Last season. Tropical's bet
ting totaled SIS. SOC. o66 for 20
days mot including three days
for the States Scholarship
Fund, and the track manage
ment said bad weather during
much OF the current meeting
was responsible for the decline.
Attendance also was OF slightly
from the 1867 meeting.
Hialeah. which takes over the
Florida season tomorrow and
offers the $4,000 Royal Poin-
ciana Handicap at six furlongs.
expects slightly more than
10000 for its opener.
In addition 70 the Royal
Poinciana. which Is expected 70
attract Calumet Farms Iron
Liege. 1857 Kentucky Derby
winner. Barbizon. Encore. Cello.
Greek Game and Pink Velvet.
Hialeah viii offer q parade Of
champions" between races. In
this feature such horses as Bold
Ruler. Idun. Gallant Man,
Fucker Up. Jewels Reward.
Bayou. Nadir and Bardstown
viii 60 on the track.
Hiaieah win run for 20 days.
then Gulfstream Park takes
over to end the l26-day sea-
son In April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

MIAMI. Fla, Jan 10 R.--
Tropical PGrk winds up Its AZ
day race meeting today with the
$40. 000-added Hurricane Hand
leap and q drop Of about 6 per
cent In the pari-mutuel handle.
The Hurricane. at q mile
and-a-sixteenth for 3-year- odds.
drew IS entries and Is expected
to be q wide-open race. II all
start. the winner viii net $16.-
900 from Q gross OF t24.l50.
Both winners Of last months
divided Alligator Handicap. the
final 2-year-old stakes event Of
1857. are entered IN the Hurri-
eane-Willow Brook Stables
First Fair and J. 8. Kroese's
Sir Robby.
First Fair win carry top weight
Of lie pounds. with lit on Sir
Robby and lie on T. J. Kelly's
Greek Chief. followed by Fred
w. Hooper's olymar and Open
Nine Stables Ambitwixt at liz.
Others entered are Claiborne
Farms Sir Ruler. ll3: r. s.
Lytle's Hustle. ia: O. 8. CO.
lella's Admirals Joy. Ill:
Crimson King Farms Nunya.
ITO: Boncrist Farms Backbone.
i07: J. Z. McAuline's Emerald
Prince and NJ. Mitchell's
Flame Fiier. i06 each. and q. ].
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Harold Smith
To Get First
Main Event

Harold Smith, Washington
featherweight. will fight his
FIRST main event when ne meets
Harold Comes Of Providence,
r. J.. In a nationally televised
bout at st. Nicholas Arena, New
York, Monday night.
The bout will be televised In
the Washington area at 10
O'Clock over WTTG--5.
Smith. q brother Of Gene
Smith, former nationally ranked
featherweight. has a record Of
% victories and I'VE losses, with
IA victories coming on knock
outs. Smith has been stopped
only once. by Jimmy Cooper,
but avenged the loss by knock
ing out Cooper.
Comes was New England
featherweieht champion last
year and had q 1873 record
through 1866.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Chamberlain. Last night he
scored SO points for Seattle
against Montana State Col
lege, bringing his total TO 1877
points for IL games and q ,30.7
average.
Robertson stands No. 8 In
field goal percentage leaders
and 18th In rebounds. Cham
berlain is sixth In rebounds.
Other statistics show Ralph
Crosthwaite Of Western Ken
lucky and Hal Greer Of Mar
shall as the leaders In field goal
percentage. Crosthwaite has q
.624 average. Greer a $50
mark.
Gerald Myers Of Texas Tech
leads the free throw percentage
leaders with an .879 average,
while Semi Mintz OF Davidson
is second with an .877 per-
centage.
Al Inniss of ST. Francis OF
Brooklyn leads In rebounds
with .273 Of his teams total,
while Alex Ellis OF Niagara ID
second with q .267 mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Another Delay
Taxes Patience
OF 0'MaIIey

Los ANGELES, Jan. is m.
The Dodgers--who couldn't
have had q tougher time II
they'd come West In covered
wagons ARE still homeless after
another day OF decision" on
which nothing was decided.
Confronted by the latest ac-
ton. or lack Of 1t, Walter
O'Malley observed: THE bride
is impatient"
The Dodgcr president made
this terse comment after the
Memorial Coliseum Commission
delayed action again yesterday
on the question Of letting the
Dodgers rent the l0l .000-seat
stadium In 1858 and 1859.
Tomorrow Is the new day Of
decision" II may be just that,
but the way things have been
going here 1t may not even turn
out 70 be tomorrow.
The commission will meet
then. at any rate. and II II gets
around to voting the thing will
be settled one way or the other
Yesterdays session broke up
without action after OMalley
made what he called his final
offer--a nat payment of $780,
900 rental q year for two years.
One Of the things that side
tracked a vote on the offer was
q letter from the Arms UNDER
bonds for q new Coli
scum sports arena. to be built
beside the Coliseum itself.
The letter said the sale Of
the bonds might be jeopardized
II the commission altered its
present contracts with three Of
its old tenants, the University
Of Southern California, UCLA
and the Los Angeles Rams.
Money received from these ten
ants would be used in paying
of the arena bonds.
The football tenants. who
pay 10 per cent rental. said
they would like their rent low
cred II the Dodgers got In for
less than 10 per cent. The
$500. 000-a-year figure quoted
by OMalley presumably would
be less than 10 per cent Of his
gate receipts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
King Aaoin Heods
Court House Club

Bennett w. King was re-
elected president Of Court
House Country Club last night
at the first meeting Of the new
board Of directors. John @.
Gill is the new vice president
and T. r. Barker the new
secretary.
King appointed the following
members Of the board to COM
mittee chairmanships: Gill,
hospitality; j. v. Borzomati,
publicity: Harold z. Gould,
greens; Vaughan @. Mac
Donald. house: Charles Me-
viaser. membership; John D. X
Smoot. bylaws: John c. Smell,
golf; Frank O. Stoppa, pool;
Edward j. Sullivan. entertain
ment: Stephen M. Truck. plan
ming, and Lloyd r. Worden
budget and finance.
Other board members chosen
Monday night at the stock
holders meeting are Rothwell ]
Lillard and Robert L. Taylor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Presidents Seek Help,
With LoIIo SideIined

The crippled Presidents left
this morning for New Haven.
Conn. and an Eastern Hockey
League game tonight with the
Blades. heartened somewhat BY
the knowledge that General
Manager Jerry DeIIise was seek
ing help for the team.
Washington Is without the
services Of Moose Lallo. stellar
defenseman. and Jack Porter.
aggressive left winger. Both
were hurt here last Sunday
against Charlotte.
Lallo Is out with an infected
elbow and faces surgery that
may sideline him for several
weeks. Porter may return at
the end Of the week. He has
an injured hand.
DeLise, meanwhile. Is trying
70 obtain q combination de-
fenseman = forward to replace
Lallo. but Is having dtficulty
finding q player as capable as
Moose.
The loss Of top-fiight players
comes at Q critical time for the
Presidents. They are in second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Blackburn Eyes
Job With Eagles

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Is up.
--Lisle Blackburn. who was
fired q week ago a. coach Of the
Packers. has tossed his hat into
the ring for the vacant head
coach job Of the Eagles of the
National Football League.
Vince Mentally. general man.
ager. said yesterday that Black
bourn phoned the Eagles and
asked to be considered when
the Eagles here select q sue
cessor to Hugh Devore. who was
dismissed Saturday as head
coach.
Other than to say that Black
bourn would be given every
consideration. Mentally would
make no further comment on
the clubs search for q head
coach.
At Green Bay. Wis. the for
mer Green Bay Coach COM
mented 70 newsmen Why
shouldn't I be interested I'm
looking for . job"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
.SoweII May Top Field
In 1000 at Star Games

Chicago last year, Is back In the
high jump. So Is Smith and
George Dennis. another ex-
Morgan State athlete.
Dave Slime. strapping Duke
star. and little Ira Murchison.
the defending champion, lead
the entries In the sprint series,
while Josh Culbreath and
Joe 0affney are the top names
in the 900.
Strong Field In Mile
Burr Grim Of Maryland,
Bobby Seaman Of UCLA. George
King of the New York AC
and two European stars. Velisa
Mugosa Of Yogosiavia and
zbigniew Orywal Of Poland. are
In the mile run.
The record Of 4:09.5. set by
Denmark's Gunnar Nelson.
could 60 with this field. The
two Europeans have fiirted with
the 4-minute mile outdoors.
Seaman has been clicked In
4:0i.4. Grim did 4:06 last sum-
mer. best time ever recorded
in this area.
A pair Of transplanted Euro
peans. John Macy and Jerry
Smart. who come from Poland
but now are studying at the
University OF Houston and plan
to remain In this country. head
up the 2-mile run. Macy won
last year. setting Q meet record
Of 9:02.6.
Besides these invitation
events. a number Of relays. q
pair Of District AAU individual
events and q new event, the
mile walk, are on the program.
The "a tickets are all sold.
Tickets priced at 80 and 90
are on sale at the Fairway
Sports Store, 1928 @ street
NV: Mitchel'S Sports Store.
2806 Fourteenth street NV.
and In Room 200 Of The Star
Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Kluszewski Says
Misery Is Over

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 10 up
Big Ted Kluszewski. the "cal-
culated risk" Of the Pirates,
says his back isn't giving him
the miseries anymore and he's
confident he can become q real
asset TO the club.
Kluszewski. obtained recently
from the Redlegs in q trade for
First Baseman Dee Fondy
looked the picture Of health as
he talked with newsmen at
press luncheon yesterday. But
the 247-pounder admitted he
viii have to play some baseball
to determine II he has recov-
cred from the back ailment
which has handicapped him for
the last 10 months.
"Klu" Is scheduled to receive
q physical examination today
from DR.. Joseph Finegold. the
Pirate physician. The 33-year.
old home-run slugger said he
expects TO pass the exam In fly
ing colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Tribe Sells Kuhn
To MobiIe Form

CLEVELAND. Jan. is R.--
The Indians have sold Infielder
Kenny Kuhn, q $4,000 bonus
baby Of three years ago. to
their mobile farm club in the
Southern Association.
I'VE decided TO send him
back out where he has chance
TO play and work his way back
to the majors" General Man
ager Frank Lane said. Our
scouts have decided he has the
makings Of q second baseman.
although we signed him as q
shortstop."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Conference Brings
Minors No Pledge
Of Federal Aid
~ the Associated Press

Spokesman for baseball's
minor leagues took their case
against major league television
70 the Justice Department yes
terday but got no promise Of
Government help.
Frank Shaughnessy. presi-
dent Of the International
League. and Frank Horton.
president Of the Rochester
Redwings in that league, called
on Robert A. Bicks. No. 2 man
IN the departments antitrust
division.
Nonco mmittal statements
that followed supported the
current belief that the Govern
ment win not intervene TO halt
plans Of six major league clubs
to televise a Sunday game Of
the week" into minor league
territory this season.
All the Justice Department
would say was that IAN ex-
change Of views on the broad
casting issue" had taken place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
New Rule Trims
Swimming Mark
Set by Konrods

SYDNEY, Australia. Jan. i6
R.-John Konradc. l5-year-
old Australian swimming SEN
sation. swan 400 meters last
night In about 4:2l.4, but only
his time Of Ass can be
claimed as q world record for
the metric distance.
Under an international
Swimming Federation regula-
ton adopted last year. q rec
ord can be claimed only II the
swimmer touches the solid end
Of q pool. Formerly q SWIM
mer would be clicked for 400
meters as he passed beneath q
row Of flags in q 55-yard pool
and for 40 yards when he
touched the end Of the pool.
Konrads' time bettered the
listed record Of 4::27.1 for 40
yards and 4:27 for 400 meters
set by Australians Murray Rose.
Roses records were set In diff
ferent pools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Arogon's Wife
Charges Adultery

LOS ANGELES. Jan. Is (R).
The wife Of Boxer Art Ara
gon. seeking a divorce, has ac-
cused him Of committing adult
cry with is women during the
last two years.
Mrs. Georgiana Aragon. 20.
also charged cruelty In q suit
brought yesterday In Superior
Court. She said Aragon struck
her many times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
S Rinu
Career Over

DETROIT. Jan. 10 R.-
Chuck Spieser. once top-ranked
challenger for Archie Moore's
Interchangeable title. has
quit the ring at 40 because he
no longer has the determine
ton and desire TO continue.
Spieser. who turned pro In
1852 after being three-time
NCAA champion and q member
Of the Olympic team twice.
blamed the International Box
ing Club for frustrating his
chances on q proposed title
fight with Moore. He and his
hrother-manager. Joe Spieser.
blasted the IBC for putting
pressure on television ofhcials
TO delay the bout. The IBC
denied the pressure.
Chuck and his brother man
aged to raise $4,000 Of q pro-
posed 100000 guarantee for
Moore. but failed 70 sen the
television rights.
Spieser Is now ranked seventh
and has not fought since he
was knocked out by Tony An
thony last April s.
CHICAGO. Jan. Is R.-Bob
Satterfeld. eighth ranked
heavyweight contender. has
quit the ring because Of Q de-
tached retina In his left eye.
He has been advised BY an
eye specialist TO undergo sur
gerry to save sight of the eye.
Satterfield fought IS times,
winning 20. losing ~ and night
ing 4 draws. He scored IS
knockouts and was stopped Il
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Teams Feature
Capitol sCard

A team match viii feature
the five-bout pro wrestling
card at Capitol Arena tonight
beginning at $50.
Mark Levin and his brother.
Dom. viii team up against
Jerry Graham and Roy Shire
In the main attraction. Pat
O'Conner meets Tony Cosenza.
Steve Stanlee faces Chief Big
Heart. Emil Duprey meets SOL
der Barry and Tony Martin
ELI faces Nanny Cortez in the
other bouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Yunks to T eIevise
All Home Games
And 63 on Road

NEW YORK, Jan. is R.--
The Yankees. who usually do
things in q big way. have set up
the most ambitious teievision
program ever undertaken by q
baseball team.
With the Giants and Dodgers
gone. the Yankees announced
yesterday they would televise
i40 games in l968-all n home
games and SO on the road.
It is believed the Yankees
will receive close TO 81 million
for the television package.
Last year the Yankees tele-
vised n home games and IL
road games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
|Foxx, Broke
And JobIessy
'Moy Get Help

BOSTON. Jan. 10 R.-
Jimmy Foxx, one Of baseball's
all-time great sluggers. Is broke
and without Q Job. according
to his former business man
lager.
James A. slim. q Boston ad-
vertising man who has known
Foxx for more than 20 years.
disclosed the former stars
financial difiiculties yesterday
TO baseball writer's.
Silln said that Foxx. now so.
told him that he became III
and lost his job with q trans
fer company" in South Miami.
Fla. Just before Christmas.
AFTER talking with jimmy,
I thought something should be
done to help one Of baseball's
greatest stars" slim said. u
talked 1t over with sports
writer's who knew jimmy and
public relations people,
Sometimes you have to take
radical action. I came TO the
conclusion Jimmy might be
able to ind q job II people
knew Of his situation.
Slim said Foxx missed out on
baseball's player pension plan
BY one year. He also said Foxx
lost large sums In various
ventures. including q $4,000
investment In q Florida golf
club before World War II.
After hearing from Silin. the
Boston writers invited Foxx TO
be q guest Of honor at their
annual dinner next Wednesday.
Foxx broke into the majors
with the Philadelphia Athletics
in lo2S. Before he quit play
ing 20 years later. he had
clouted 534 homers. second only
TO Babe Ruth's TIA. In 1882.
he hit So homers. two less than
Ruth's record for q season.
Traded TO the Red Sox In
1896. Foxx continued his spec
tacular smuggling until sent 10
the Cubs In 1912. He ended his
playing days with the Pills In
lQlS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Final word is awaited from
Arnie Sowell. one Of the worlds
great middle distance stars, to
complete the lineup Of track and
fields great and near-great who
win compete In the 18th annual
Star Games q week from Satur.
day night at the National Guard
Armory.
Sowell. former star at Pitts
burgh University. is going
through officers training at
Fort Benning. Ca. and indi-
Gated recently he was rounding
into shape for the indoor sea-
son. Star Games officials ex-
pect to hear from him within
the next few days.
n Sowell comes. II will mark
his third appearance here and
his second in the Touchdown
Club l.000-yard run. Three
years ago he was second In the
1000 to Tom Courtney. the ex-
Fordham standout with whom
he has had many track duels.
Brilliant In sc Relay
But SO far as this meet Is
concerned. the long striding
Negro Is best remembered for
his 1856 showing. As anchor
man on the Pitt 2-mile relay
team he made up 90 yards and
came home winner by 10
yards.
Other stars already signed up
for the 1000 include Bruce
Lockerbie Of the New York
Athletic Club and the veteran
Harry Bright. who recently won
over this distance for the fifth
straight year in the New York
Metropolitan AAU meet.
Don Bragg. l5-foot vaulter.
formerly Of Villanova. tops the
entrants in the pole vault. an
annual crowd-pleaser. Bob
Barksdale. former Morgan State
star. who won In 1856 and tied
for first with Floyd Smith Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Andrews Five Seeks
Victor yut BeIvoir

The Andrews Air Force Base
basketball team tries for It's
second victory in as many
nights In an 8 o'clock contest
Ut Fort Belvoir tonight.
Last night at home, Dick
Kendell scored IS points, a
season high for Andrews, as
the Rockets beat Norfolk Naval
Air Station, 94-7e. AAndrews'
record pw is 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

CHICAGO. Jan. Is Up
West Germany's national GYM
nastic squad. including eight
men and six women. arrived
yesterday for an l8-stop ex-
hibition tour In the Midwest
and East.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

place. only one point behind
Charlotte. A Washington VIC
tory tonight and Q Charlotte
loss to Clinton. would reverse
positions. The Presidents held
first place for o few hours fol-
lowing q victory over the Clip
pers last Saturday night.
Washington is on tomorrow.
but plays at $3.50 pm. Saturday
at Uline Arena against Phila-
delphia. They play the Jets
Sunday afternoon ct Johns
town. Pa.
JOHNSTOwN. Pa. Jan. Is
R.-Striking for three goals
in the first period. the Johns
town Jets went on to defeat
the Clinton Comets. 5-2. last
night in an EHL game.
Five different players figured
in the scoring for Johnstown.
Willie Pawchuk scored both
Clinton goals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
PRO BASKETBALL

TomoFrow's Schedule
Detroit 1t Philadelphia.
Minn'sRES ss: MsS Slle'I Rs.sli
Boston. t31;. Detroit, ll9.
Tonishga Schedule
New York W.. Phiiadeiphia a Boston.
Syracuse 1t Boston,
Cincinnati a. Detroit q
Minneapolis W. 81. Louis at ftroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

PIcToN. Ont. R)--Jim Cole
OF Picton fired one shot from
his rifie and killed two foxes 40
yards distant. He was hunting
lat Point Traverse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11

of Louis XIV one moment, or q
little later. an arrogant Ma
poleon. He was alternately the
husband and wife IN . De
Maupassant short story. and
then the city and country rats
In q La Fontaine fable.
/, The large audience seemed
to love M. Hillaire. even when
he spoke only IN French. When
he read an Appolinaire or Rom
sard poem. he was usually sble
to convey the beauty Of the
work to his nom French-speak-
ing listeners. II not the content,
It was perhaps inevitable
that. IN q program devoted to
the smile" Of France. M. Hill
aire would devote q great deal
LOT his time to sketches about
love. He was particularly eff
fective in reading love letters
by such men as Napoleon and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
Vandalism Noted
In Vucunt Homes

|. A District committee on ur-
ban renewal moved yesterday to
curb vandalism in vacant
homes.
Real estate leaders have been
asked to notify police as soon
as private property becomes va
cant.
1t. Col. Robert Z. blathe. as
sistant Engineer Commissioner
and chairman Of the Urban
renewal Operations Commit
tee. said e study Of the prob
lem Of vandalism IN vacant
homes has concluded that po-
lice could do q more effective
job If uniformed immediately
when vacancies occur.
He explained vandalism oc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
viii Buy Coaches

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. II lA1.
49, Three Brazilian mayors and
six other municipal officials
arrived in Indianapolis yester-
day to buy 100 trackless trolley
coaches from ,Marmon : Her
rington Co.. Inc.
The 100 trolleys viii go to
the thriving river port Of Porto
Allegro. the capital Of the State
Of Rio Grande do Sui. In
Southern Brazil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11

1.-THE government and the armed
forces want to solve Cuha's
political troubles through the
elections on June /. He prom
Used q hands-off policy In the
campaigning. although he per-
sonally favors Prime Minister
Andres Rivero Aguero. who is
the presidential nominee Of
four progovernment political
parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
Butistu Pledges Drive

HAVANA. Cuba. Feb. II tF1.
President Fulgencio Batista
promised yesterday to use all
the force necessary to bring a
halt to a fresh outbreak Of
killing sand sabotage BY Cuban
rebels.
The President told newsmen
he is determined to protect the
rights and property of Cuban
citizens. He accused ex-Presi-
dent Carlos Prios Socarras,
Rebel Leader Fidel Castro and
Cuban Communists Of joining
hands In q campaign ito burn,
destroy and kill"
Rebel attempts to topple his
government have failed, Gen.
Batista said. because the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
Exclusion Ordered

SANTIAGO. Chile. Feb. II
@.-Chile yesterday ordered
expulsion Of Jorge Antonio, a
top supporter Of deposed Ar
gentine Dictator Juan Peron.
BY implication. Antonio was
accused of plotting against the
present Argentine regime and
comforting with Gen. Peron in
exile. Such political activity
violates the traditional Latin
American right Of asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11

Louis XIV, IN which M. TiIlaire
emphasized their human foibles,
M. Hillaire had mo definite
point to make hut happily
rambled on. reading selections
under the auspices Of the Ger
trude Clarke Whittall Poetry
and Literature Fund,