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Rings Underworld Link
Souqhtin D.A's Probe

the international Boxing Club,
were reported served with
papers. but the co-managers Of
Atkins denied it.
Manager Refuses Summons
In st. Louis, the Post-Dis-
patch said it learned that police
officials received yelled reports
Friday of something unusual"
about the Atkins fight.
st. Louis police were attempt
ing to determine, the newspaper
said,' whether st. Louis gam
blers and hoodIums had a sub
stantial financial interest in the
fights outcome.
Eddie Yawitz, Akins' CONAN
ager. at first denied receiving
a subpoena but admitted it be-
fore boarding a plane for st.
Louis.
I've done nothing wrong,
know Of nothing wrong and re-
fuse to answer a summons, !"
Yawitz declared. His other CO.
manager. Bernie Glickman Of
Chicago. when asked about the
subpoena replied:
why don't you guys write
about the fight"
Logart and his manager.
Eddie Mafuz, could not be
reached for comment.
Brown Made Match
Brown was matchmaker of
the Garden fight which was
televised nationally. He ack-
nowledged he had been served.
Others receiving subpoenas
included Jackie Barrett. IBC
assistant matchmaker; Mush-
ky MCGEE. IBC publicist and
Fight Managers Willie (Ketch-
um) Friedland and Jimmy
White, both of New York.
A lone detective from the
D. AS Office served the SUBJ
poenas, one by one, after the
fight. The move came so un-
expectedly Julius Helfand, mill
tant chairman of the New York
Athletic Commission, was taken
by surprise.
II don't know anything about
it," Helfand said. IF crimi-
nality is involved it's a matter
for the district attorney and
the grand jury"
It was Hogan's Office which
cracked the widespread bas-
ketball scandals of seven years
ago in which many of the Ma
tons top teams and players
were involved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

WeSterner into camp. If Hood
should win he would be the
third National Golden Gloves
heavyweight champion from
the Capitol City in eight years.
The others were Norvel Lee
and Len Kanthal.
Smiths Second Try
This will mark Smiths Sec
ond try for National honors
He was the East's representa-
tive in the Gloves last year,
but lost out.
The only matter which con-
Germs the Eastern coaches is
Norman's weight.
Di Filippo says, Smith is q
growing boy and right now
borders more on the light
weight class than he does the
featherweight division. If he
can make the weight limit OF
127 pounds Monday afternoon
in New York and remain strong
he should win. Last year, when
he made weight the day Of the
show. we felt he lost some Of
his power"
This will be the 31st meet
ing between the East and the
West. The West has won II
matches and the East 10, with
three ending in draws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

NEW YORK. Mar. az Dr.
The man who broke the 1851
basketball scandals turned his
searchlight on boxing today in
what ring circles say is a new
attempt to establish under
world links with the sport.
In a quiet. mysterious fash
ion. District Attorney Frank. S.
Hogan has ordered a grand jury
hearing at Manhattan Criminal
Court April Z. A dozen sum-
monses have been issued-to
fighters. managers. promoters.
A spokesman for Hogan's
Office said the investigation was
not the direct result of last
nights fight at Madison Square
Garden in which Virgil Atkins, a
2-to-1 underdog. scored q sur
prise sixth round knockout over
Isaac Logart. But there was q
tie-in
The odds favoring Logart
shifted from 7-to-5 to 2-to-1
shortly before fight time.
Probe Has Been Long
"The subpoenas may have
had something to do with the
betting on last nights fight,
but that would be secondary"
the district attorney spokesman
said. This investigation has
been going on for some time. !"
The New York Journal Amer
lean reported the investigation
dealt with underworld tieups"
and queer changes in betting
odds" during the recent months.
The paper said telephones in
the Garden lobby were tapped
last night and conversations
were heard concerning last
minute changes in odds.
Both fighters, their managers
and seven other persons, includ-
ing Matchmaker Billy Brown of
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IN NATIONALS TOMORROW
Eastern GIovers Count
Strong on Hood , Smith

BEAR MOUNTAIN. N. Y.
Mar. % (SpeciaD With two
Wa shin gton representatives
ready to help the cause along.
the Eastern Golden Glovers
completed heavy training here
today for their meeting with
the Western Gloves squad Mon
day night at Madison Square
Garden.
Heavyweight Charley Hood
and Featherweight Norman
Smith, the two Washington
representatives, are being
counted on heavily by the East,
Smith was elected co-captain
Of the Eastern team today
after a vote of the squad found
the Washington boxer tied with
New York's Tony Tozzo, the
bantamweight representative.
Both Definitely win Fight
Smith and Hood definitely
will fight on Monday nights
program. Usually, the squad
is not named until after the
weighing and physical ceremo-
MES on the day Of the show.
but Coach Vic Di Filippo said
there was no reason to with
hold the selections of Smith
and Hood. since they outshine
all competition In their classes.
Hood win box one of
three Western featherweights-
George Foster Of Cincinnati.
Jerry Postlewaite Of Tulsa or
Nick Torres Of East Chicago.
Fred Moorish Of Chicago was
the Western featherweight
champion but he will be un-
able to make the trip.
Hood viii face the ex-Olym-
pic wrestling star, Dan Hodge
of Wichita, Kans. The Eastern
coaches believe Hood should
have no trouble taking the
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Some Seats Left
For Fight TeIecust

The three theaters here
showing closed-circuit televi-
sion Of Tuesday nights middle
weight championship fight be-
tween Sugar Ray Robinson and
Champion Carmen Basilio still
have tickets available.
The theaters are the Capitol,
RKO Keith's and the Lincoln.
The IL pm. fight will not be
shown on home television.
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Hawk Triumph
Delays Wings
Of Third

DETROIT, Mar. % (R.-The
Chicago Black Hawks spurted
to a 80 lead and an eventual
GA victory over the Detroit
Red Wings in a Nationally
televised National Hockey
League game here this after
noon.
Defeat further delayed
Detrolt's hope for clinching of
third place. If Boston should
win its final game tomorrow
the Wings would need at least
a tie in tomorrow's final against
Montreal to make the No. 8
spot.
The Hawks failed to get a
shot for the first eight min
utes but then clicked for two
in a row by rookie Bobbie Hull.
Chicago boosted its edge
seven seconds after the start
of the second period on Glen
Shows 80-footer.
Detroit quickly narrowed the
margin to 80 as Alex Delvec-
chic and Norm Ullman scored,
but hopes for a full-scale rally
dwindled as Chicago came back
for two of its own. by Eric
Nesterenko and Bill Dineen.
The Wings kept driving in
the final period when Ullman
got his second of the game
Elmer Vasko hit once more for
Chicago with a screened 40
footer, and Nick Mickoski closed
on a counter from a goal
mouth scramble.
TORONTO, Mar. % (R.-
Erupting for four goals in the
third period. the New York
Rangers tonight walloped the
Toronto Maple Leafs, TO. as
Goaltender Gump Worsley re-
corded his fourth shutout and
the Leafs sank to last place
in the National Hockey League.
MONTREAL, Mar. % (R.-
The Boston Bruins scored four
goals in the third period to-
night to hand the Montreal
Canadiens their worst defeat
of the season. 8-5, and move
within a point of third place
in the National Hockey League
race.
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Tuble Tennis Tourney
Scheduled Toduy

A two-star table tennis tour
nament was scheduled today
by the District Table Tennis
Association at 419 Ninth street
NV.
Starting times were noon for
midgets, boys and juniors; 2
pm. for men and 6 pm. for
women.
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SOUTHERN PINES, N. c.,
Mar. % R.-Mummer's Knot,
a six-year-old chestnut mare
making her first start over
timber, won the 18th running
of the $1,000 Sandhills Cup at
the Stoneybrook race course
today.
The surprise winner is owned
by Mrs. M. @. Walsh, trained
by her husband, Mickey Walsh.
and was ridden to a course rec
ord of 4:48 by 16-year-old
Tommy Walsh, nephew Of the
owners who got his license as
a rider only last year.
In second place was Grand
Chal, No. 2 steeplechase horse
Of the 1857 season. owned by
Alfred H. Smith and ridden by
Joseph Aitcheson. Third place
went to Coup-De-Vite, top tim
Der horse of last year, owned by
Mrs. Henry Obre and ridden by
Ken Field.
Mary Marsh, owned by
Thomas A. Rankin and ridden
by L. Christensen came in
fourth and Jamaica Boy, one
OF the early favorites, was fifth.
Night Command, owned by
Mrs. Amory H. Hutchinson, and
one of the favored horses, fell
at the 18th fence. He lost his
rider, Mel Farrall of Camden
who was seeking a triple in this
race after riding Dancing
Beacon to victory for the last
two years.
Two other horses, Rich Lark
and Beacon Star, also fell. With
three down, only five finished
in the field Of eight.
Night Command, No. 4
timber-topper in the Nation
last year, took command at the
second fence and held it well
into the second turn around the
2h mile. IL obstacle course.
He was still leading after the
ninth fence when Grand Chal
began to make his move.
Rich Lark had fallen at the
fifth hurdle and Beacon Star
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MAlpt oololed IoI beaatI laIon'
sssS o.sslssSiss ave, ,s'1 silver Lspis s.
MANlcUnlsf TOT NV. hetel apt.
81 300 nss,' svs, Nv.
MnnIcAL tLcklfAkx on NuRsk
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KUhSk, practical, white: caFinr
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wozsAN for Isn't yoskinE and sen
SH: kPsIs siIsi : s'@. 'foid
ONT ERFDAY-rncnHIckL or
nhATfoNB. NC, b osorgetoen.
As, wha llkes soFklns win nclen-
flats. The ioh requires q person
Who VII bs able 70 take care Of
TIE tynlnE and ether clerical lqo.
Incidental 70 An once pQeration
Tor 4 small aub-eTonp within cur
oreaui.ation. A. encolleut tech
nleaI typi1t With eHnarIence on
IN electric machine u dfaired
Job available immediately. aalary
eonmensulale with ability. Phrase
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AVON cAL!1No ior vppsn vhe
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BOYD EMP. cENTEn haa uNUau-
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Beauty Counselor cosmstlei: 10
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YOUNG LADY
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coNTINUfpi

ANTIoUEs-Private sale, The e.
tate Of Eleanor NcParlin. Davis
Many old. odd and unnsusd pieces
ture. brle-a-hract china. OLD books,
etc.; beginning Monday, May 10,
1888. until sold, a ~ MARYLAND
BANJO. oibSon Mastsrtone, 500;
BILL. II. 6-40li, 1894 Pa. ave,
sc. ewes. sat. sun.
BEDs, . twin HOLLYWOOD, head
trssSss: rsss, Jul S.Ssii. ~
BED, twin: box sprine and mat.
fireplace set with screen, all peri,
eond., reas. VIII. 0-fb33.
bEDRM. sUITE. walnut: l-posisr
wicker stroller. ~. 9-seee.
B0OK BARoAINs = Kncyclopedis
and cictionary sale now going on.
QEoRCK FRIENDS BooKsHOP.
g2S gth ct. nv. open ewes Ma
BOoKs-Dispesal Of pvt. library:
poetry. military, Many IN hand
some new bindings. More than
1000 Navy items. GA. l-sees.
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'AG ADAMS sA TRS saSS1sfsS Nc
AGENCY

sos 18th 81. NV. RI. 7-sa3S
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, white.
under so years Of, aee; for secre-
toned apartment house. Hours;
3 pm. 70 II pm; Q days week
Salary. $3.50 per month. see Mr.
BETQR, $500 Quebec st. NV, I'M
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rlAEos EQn aEnI = Msr snss
yP''s nssls, T sse si.h . eos,Sh '' 2
SPostn nnfholhks;' i Corner isss ana
b lla. n.w. lphQns 81. 9-aa0Ol /.
tphons kk. e-5Q0Oli ease oeQrsla
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liOon efla Princess Anne a..
iiISl. fali sslsciion Il al alerss,
silver ss , sss.ns and AFilns.en stores
PIANOS ron RKNr, only 81 :
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blond och apinsta. Buy later u
YOU Wish, With rental raid de-
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m. 1-oeis Alex store enen III
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PIANOS AND QkcANs-rsed lDl9.
cts from s2pb w; nav apinets
from NdDSi cleo, organa, s1nn and
up; used eIanda apt. nprlkhts'
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l1iiy guGrantsed end one value.
Including local delivery.
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WA ESEAooJ En3S4 LIVE
White. arm seFv. lunch only: over
81. must have exper, TALLY-HO
RESTAURANT. SIC nth st. NV.
WOMAN, white. middle aged, to be
employed as matron. Preferably
one without marital connections;
live In necessary: references re.
CURED. For interview see Mr..
RULE ct 3233 N. st. NV, Thurs.
between 8 pm. and 3 pm. or
Sat. between 10 and Q.
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FuRne-- rooms, ssih or best Of
klisf NV. and 10, !,
YUAN. eooQ eond Din IN. suite
&c .s.J si, e tl,i .eSs! nN' H.
FuRk. = studio eoqsh, 1lmnopa
psFl. eond-; beapt h-pe. solld
s @hnG e.: si' fa saases.0 ''n.' nu''
fURk.-Ivin HollTveod bedh t1sl
i Sas I q is':s .l sd sssI.'
yuan to- b.rm, hegas. alse
baker. AZ eOOo VI amytha a.
xriinston. va, phons CT. e-eeis.
TunN.-Maple bedFm. set. t-pe,
mskessny tradIiionsl corner table:
sSeel, cond. ~. 2-eH0t,
FUnN. HoliyvoQa bed, tables.
siIs:s s %lssi si Is. flsiEio ll 'o'
YUAN ioT complete i-bsdFoem
:ssssssIasss soih s sol sf.:sas ES'' ''n' eH
funN.-f eemplsss RVS: l.avin wins
toNn A. .-e tf~.,
seie Oman a' fd', hysiisyllls, ld,
fphN.-Nstlrs stoves, y ashsgs.
mere AZ. sa RRyys.is,Isvlns, az 500.
Gas aASo5s,, I n gs .s|...S . Ssss
s ss.a, lsPi mar, .1 s:a sSn 4 x.
Sk a., hA .,.Ss ggscsSs DsFbylocS cS
s Ss. ~. ssts al1 Ab' 90 a-"'
GAS RANGE. o'Kssis and Merritt
ssH sSIRlss; ySS. Ikfi' Isc.1s'tci. -
00LF CLUBS : ODD woods and
coLuNBfA .LuooAog ExCh;'
l I7lssss o0lumSi' Fd' nv" DO'
GUITAR. cleo. Guild; sxesl; cond.
Esoesriss .aSlasso eau ai''I p.~''
GU III a. sSs rnh'ld : Make 'n'r.
HIDE -N-BKD. original cost, $3.50;
S.i7sb; sveninss. cali 10. 5.al3s
lsss 81 g n.Sj avail sat- ana
HIGH CHAIR and table comb, mol.
s srssns.. Al All ike nsv, WI, s:ssSs.
RoNER, Thor oladiTOn. sxesllsnt
workInn cond.. used very uttle.
SIS. CT. 6-23i6.
KITCHEN DISPLAY > We are
CHANGING our display Kitchen ano
have excellent bargains on c..
binets. dlshwaaher, built-in electric
Xr. Calhoun, JOHN o. wEBsTkh
4 SONS. e27 ? Of. ave u
HITCH. FURN.-Youngstoyn sink.
elee. stove, refHr., metal clotnes
closet, misc. items. Best oner' 10
B-627p.
KITCHEN REMODELING, wood
Sisc S,tAl si SSicss. I1 6.';Gss;sssSS
h ID e., Il: freezer. PhiIsc, Is e9.
simmons. "a. 2-7O77.
LAWN MOWER. refriserator, cur:
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spring. RA, o-a2s7.
LIv. RM. suITk, complete: soia,
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Inv. nm. SUITE, S.pe. tradi.
tional style;- very 5000 coma;
SIS or best ofier. 10. 5-3042.
LOVE SEAT, Chinese chippsndaie;
$50; good cond. Call ~. b-2ol4.
MISC. ITEMS = Virginia sofa,
Ssnst fsn' mink scarf. KE. 8.
$500 betV. 1 and 8 p.m.' sat-
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DUNG LADY


To train a boqkkespIns machine
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FoR SALE F0R sA FoR L

DINING I'M. SET. bsdrm.. sofa,
chair; curtains; other small
items, hoving. 5S2i woodbine
DIN. RM. SET. ". o-pe. blonde. p.
PC, custom made sectional sofa N
ss SiIls Or jo.' " s.ss :pHge0''I'' =. .
DINING ROOM, a-plscs, modern
light hnish: originally Sl.lOQ,. VII
sell for 1925; IN new eopdition
DE-, s-1Tl9: evenings. 10. b-243s,
i issa l ,ss st. n'vi avail sat. and
DINING NM. SUITE, mahogany
sheraton. 10-pc. Antique bed
spooi bed, complete. 2 chests o.
drawers and mirror pea maple.
WE 5-035l.
DINING ROOM TABLE. 9 chairs,
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DISPLAY-REVOLvING
window turn table. 10 n. In diam.
eter. holds up 70 loo lbs. CONF
plete with motor. We are moving.
have no need for table.
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DOCS, PETS, ETC.

--~-u@Nu-u~-~~-uau
DAssET HOUND PUPPIES. Amer
lca's mostNpopular breed. adorable
Si s.sr' r nS%s Esi' ests us &C. e
BEAGLE. I-yr. -old male, Axe req.
BEAUTIFULLY maTTked; reasonable 70
BEAGLE PUPPIES, Axe reg, pedi-
greed, shots, wormed. Reasonable.
Champ. stud service. IA. 2.00s6.
BOXER, male, iawn, 4 mos. Old.
Axe req good with children. 10.
B0XER RgPPIEs 90; z Vks. old.
CIR. 3-O00O.
CHTNCHILLAs = Because Of Ill
health, am selling out eompl. herd
OF finest SHENANDOAH VALLEY
ANIMALS; this includes 20 cages,
scales, tattoo mach. baths, etc;
valued at 5000 and 80 animals, ell
for $3.50. sP. 3-4219. -
COCKER PUPs, Axe. ANNA L.
ANGLIN, 1915 Hamilton st., Hy-
attsvilie. WA. 7-227S.
COCKER spaniel; male; ll-mos.-
G1sai D. W. an sSOts; las. cI 'S.Ysos:
c0CKER sPANlRLs I2l, females.
black: owner leaving, would ike
good home for pets. JE. 3.e640.
COCKER SPANIEL, white with buff
markings; 1 yr. old: $50: req. JU.
5-2243 after 0 pm.
COLLIE PUPS, border collie, y
males. SIS; fem, $40. ~. 5:si0I.
DHCHsHUND PUPS, red, smocth.
Axe, Vormed and shots. H.
DACHsHUND PUP, red. smooth fe.
worm @ol@.d. Is. 4.ssss. ''A'' 'nO'''
DACHSHUND, 10 vks. Old. ffmsies.
red. Can Annapolis. CO. e-e2o4,
vkdays. after 8. or VII. ends.
DALMATIAN PUPS, Axe. liver o.
hlack; excellent with children:
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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HAD COOK for track Kitchen. 40.
Ply % Nc. Peterson. PA. b-O7bl,
SHORT 0RDER COOKS and couIl
yer glrls, white. for track Kitchen
Apply V NJ. Peterson. PA. 5-O7si,
WANTED, several ladies or semitic
men. 70 help out on local PROGRAM.
full time for about months
either once phones or collections.
which REQUIRES car. Good nay
every day. Must Be Immediately
available, OIL, 4-342g or OF.
4-o04.. business hours only.
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HElP MEN ann WOMEN

AuToMQTIvE BooKKEErERs. 70.
starting salary usual benefits,
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INSURANCE
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BUYER AND
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PIANOS : We have a few real real
values in used spinet and console
pianos. Choice Of such makes IS
chickering. Estey, story a CLARK
Winter, dulbransen, Wurlitzer,
Baldwin Aerosonie. stairway and
Knabe. Buy on easy terms. 81
$4,000. .JoRDAN's, Corner 18TH
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
SiI|ones Para Ia Sa|ud

La relajacion es la descon-
contraction voluntaria y compile
b de todos los musculos, reSul
tsndo de clio ell reposo del or
ganismo [~neryios, ~corazon, Wis
ceras, abdomen, etcetera), Pc
dria afirmarse que desde eierto
punto de vista cinco minutes de
relajaci6n valen mas que una
hora de sueno.
La posici6n horizontal que
adopta nuestro cuerpo en- la
cana no favorece al aflojamien
70 fisieo, pues mantiene acti-
vos los musculos extenseres, y
el sistema nervioso no logra
un reposo absolute durante el
sueno.
Tamroco en- ell sillon mas con-
fortablt descansa TODD nuestro
cuerpo, pues en- esa pos1cion
Sc resiente la circulation de los
miemhros interiores.
Los juegos de sociedad, la
conversation, las lecturas, los
espectaculos, son otras tantas
maneras de descansar ell espi-
ritu pelo ESQ no quiere decir
que tambien descanse ell cuer-
20. Todas las formas de resposo
dc distraction tienen una eff
cacia parcial, pero ninguna de
elias nos conduce a una relaia-
eion complete.
AL contrario de 10 que po-
dria pensarse, la relajacion no
se realiza en- la oscuridad sine
en- I'm ambiente luminoso, pre-
ferlblemente con luz azulada.
En- la hahitacion deben domi-
mar los azuies y los CRISES, y
convene que este lejos del sec
tor ruidoso de la casa. I'm truce
eficaz consiste en- fiiar la aten
cion en- forma sucesiya en- los
musculos que Sc van relajando.
Por elemplo empezando por
desarrugar Ell entrecejo, luego
aflojando los musculos de los
labios, ia lergua 81 cuello, los
hombros eteetera.
Para llegsr a una distension
total ell cuerpe necesita un apo
70 unlforme de toda la columna
vertebral y las extremedidades.
Y este como hemos diehe, no Sc
legla en- la posicion horizontal,
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

va que los mdsculos extensores
permanecen activos.
Para la r~elaiacion los sillones
han comenzado a construirse
por orden medica y Sc utilizan
en- varios tratamientos del sis
tema nerYioso. La laxitud mus
cular como medic de restablecer
Ell equllibrio en- Ell ORGANISING
humane y en- consequence,
recobrar la salud, Sc ha popula
rizado enormente en- Europa y
Estad9s Unidos. De ahi que los
deeoradores Sc han ingeniado
para disenar sillones de relaja-
cion que, ademas de reunir las
condolences prescriptas, sean
agradables a la vista. Es decir,
dejaran SUI aspectot quirurgico
y tomaran formas admisibles
para una sala de recibo.
La relajacion ha dejado de
scr una terapeutica aplicada a
ciertes enfermes; es, mas bien,
una discipline fisica y espiritual
que beneficial a todos los que
vivimos ell ritmo tense y artifi-
cial de la llamada vida moderna.