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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Pulp. Paper Firms
Spcarhcad Virginia
Tree Planting Drives

Pulp and pares companies con
TIME 10 lend the Way in thc Plant
More Trees prCgram IN Vielnla
Eight participating companies
haYr placed orders for - a3i oNo
sordlaas more lhan 81 pcr cent NJ
the ~ million CIV atcd 10 b pm.
duced ii Virginia nut scricS for use
IN thcil cwn lands and in various
frca matching programs sponsored
BY Tho industry
Company and matching program
paintings will IA made n 50 of
'ha ~ Vir2inla counties Of the
Seedlings ordered BY the industries
this season, 5l33 600 have been allo.
Gated under their free matching pro
9sanas and under planting plans set
up for private landowners by for
cs'crs representing the companies
An increase Of nearly 100 per cent
In company orders over last year
IS indicative Of induStry's great IN
tcrest and continuing efforts in see
Ing that all possible Woodland acres
are growing trees to the fun Ca
pac.ly of the land
This season is The last in the
thrce-year Plant More Trees pro-
gram An initial goal for the en-
tirc state of = million seedlings
waS set but final results are en-
pected p place INC figure nearer 100
million
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HElpWoMEH

oRILL AND SANDWICH oInIv q.
psIienssq. ma.. 81 iast, AeRlg -
MACY, 10Th and n ata, nv,
mOUsKKEKpRn. hotel exper. fs-
aulredi bL-dny Va REFER, ~.
quested % NOT phqus Appil
= 81. nv
lmYoTKNIeT. Medical Dental Bulld,
ms, Arlinnton, Va. Part time
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cLEnK.TYrIsT. Fails chgIehl
AVIAN, july start $500, POTOMAC
Church, Ok, a.7a7a
cLERK-rrrisT, Fnirfan; learn taH
data, meet public. B oAyl, 500.
ror2HkI.c o kMri,.' 10 lzd s.e'o
CLERK-TYplsT. permanent post
tlon with general inauranoe egen-
81 Bonding eHperience helpfql,
Nxcolleni working conditions u
modern aif-eonditloned ofhees. co
CLERK-TYPlfrs : Ass a0.at,
perm. position exec Assnenss
slF-eend' once. Nm. sroNEh
cLERK-rYPf6f. gsneral once vqrl
In woman'n apparel store b-qal
week: employe discount: interesting
permanent position. Prefer dietn'
ton ~ ri psess,aasgI. %
1924 ST, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23

PIANO--Knabe baby grand. Good
condition Private OWNER. cal
RA. 6-2271. or ST. 3-20s0
PIANOS-speciai purchase, Pine
quality spinst pianos, Choice 'l q
Only $4es o0R Easy q ter SiSnq krT Gss
1890 q ST.. NV. RE. 7-6215
Alexandra Store, open iii r
pm 1921 Mt. Vernon ave
PIANO-Latest model spinet nj.
ano; Returned Low balance "A
weeks. KITS, 1880 @ 81. NV
PIANOS = Fine reconditioned Of.
amos from S24b. Only $40 mo
KITS 1880 q st. NV RE. q
PIANO. 6-ft. Baby Grand: excel
mech. eond Also upright Grand
good practice piano. Must sell i'm
mediately HI 9-5469
PIANOS FOR RRNT--New and used
spinets, consoles, grands and
upriRhts at moderate rates (fron
81 monthly upl with option b
buy Hauling extra JORDAN's
FOUR STORES: corner 18th and
g sts. NV. tPhone ST. $4,000
tPhone KE s-506Ol. 1899 Geor-
gia ave. Silver Spring (Phone JU
bel lO5li 24l5 Princess Anne st b.
3-7452) Pun selections AZ All
stores. Silver Spring and ArlinR
ton stores open evenings
PIANOs--wide selection Of recon
ditioneo uprights smartly STYLED
in q new durable finish: especially
suited for recreation rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and fine values
for beRtnnina students: stp5 IN
including local delivery. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO, HOS q 1T. NV.
DI 1-H464
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'V CLOSING lC)S OUT

Entire stock OF modern furni-
ture drastically reduced for quick
disposal Also tremendous savings
on French Prov. and Early Amer
lean. Don't miss this opportunity
10 save on quality furniture. Low
est prices guaranteed.
Stahler Furniture Co.
s16 18th ST. NV. RE. 7-431O
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN


RESIDENT MGR, man or woman
I capable OF doing simple bookkeep
ing and switchboard; SIS rms, LIST,
class Ruesthouse. 1-rm., kitchen
cite apt, furn. See MR.. SPENCER
1850 l6tr-st. NV. bet. l2-4 pm
SHOE CLERK-Part time, approx
IS hrs. per week. some experience
required. Apply to MoRToN'S
S5z4 rem, ave, Sc, or call MR.
RESIDENT MANAGER
White. not over so years Of age
well experienced In all phases o,
MANAGEMENT, for large elevator ant
BLDG, must have Initiative, neat an.
pearanee, able to- handle detailed
work; excellent references required
$500 per month plus apt. with on.
portunity for Advancement Apply
Box 213-R, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23

PAINTING. int ext; roof. ear
pentry, gutter work; BY white
Call any time. 10 7-l666
PAINTING. PAPERINGi interior
exterior FHA loans available. For
estimates. call ~ 9-477l
PAINTING SPECIALS - Kitchens
Sl5 Railways, $40; liv. rm.. s25.
baths. SO; bedrm.. SEQ. exteriors
SO. Expert work. Guaranteed
Free estimates. Immed serv White
mechanics. 10. 5-Os09 any time
PAINTING interior-Average g.
becrm. home, $3.50; average ..
bedrm row house, SOS, average .
bedrm, duplex. Sl10. so. s-4719
PAINTING, outside. inside. Plaster
ing and carpentry: reliable me-
chanics. NO. 1883.
PAINTING - First class. interior,
exterior: 3 brothers. white, Nd.
vie. free estimates. fast service
Phone JU e-3l76 any time. night
or day.
PAINTING interior and exterior
quality work, carpenter work. free
estimates terms. ACTION, JU.
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HEIP-WOMEn

TYPIsT. who can operate both
standard and electric typewriter
and cut plates for multilith
printing. Olive name. phone num-
Der, resume Of experience, ref
erences and salary wanted. Boz
i14-J. star.
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nELP-D0MESrIc

g H.W.I live in; experienced in child
care; pvt. rnl.. bath; references.
$50 week. oil. 6-4757.
HOUSEMAN-C OOK-Local drivers
hc.,. knowl, garden, Spanish
spklng.. foreign pref, excel nos
and salary for capable man. AID
:.-.9o6.
NURSE-COMPANION, white. for
Semi-invalid lady. ReferenceS
Call EN- 1880 after 9 pm.
WHITE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
70 care for children and Inv.
Live in. free rm and board. 10
1-4SlO after 4 pm.
WOMAN. 25 to as, reliable, expert
enced In g.h.w, ironing, plain
cooking. some exper. with children
desirable; 6-day wk., $50 plus car
fare: live out. tn. 2-69O5.
RELIABLE WOMAN. care for
house and 3 children, in Rock.
vile. while mother works. Work
3 days q week; live In or out.
Private room and board avail
able y desired. Pc. 2-3O47. 4O5
West MONTGOMERY ave, Rockville.
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TYPIST

TYPisT. slse.. sxDsr.. white fOr
s!sif'ss5B .s spH r. M sSil s.sOSRs fr' time
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Over IL. Perm. position. Ref. req
ARTS a. CRAFTS, $3.50 Baltimor,
ave, College Park.
TEACHER, SPECIAL EDUCATION
work with cerebral palsied chill.
dren 2 70 yrs. Of age. Ac-
credited school IL, s-401b wk
days.
TEACHER - Greenbelt COOPERATIVE,
Kindergarten. Top county-apprOvet
salary OR. 1851. OR. 4-636S
TEACHER OR COLLEGE STUDENT
for vacation position. pleasant
healthful work; $500 for 90 days
Come N IN p c TUIIY onlv OF
Monday afternoon only. Suit
1925, l346 Conn. ave. Pleas
do not phone.
TEACHER TO live In school in Chew
Chase: able to drive. OIL. 2-9s73
TEACHERS. white. over weekend
We received some very fine privati
school positions. Top salaries
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. co.
l4th St NV, RE. 7-393S.
TELEPHONE CLERK TYPIsT
Fairfax: good voice. some tipping
S9.6l6. POTOMAC EMPL., 104 Z
Broad ST., Falls CHI, JE. 2-727"
TYPIST - OPPORTUNITY FOF
YOUNG woman interested in ca
reer with Casualty Insurance Co
Working conditions. See Mrs. cas-.
sidy, HARTFORD ACCIDENT 4
INDEMNITY CO, 1000 Vernon
ave. NV.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

cOLORED GIRL desires lob as
baby sitter 8 DAYS per week. Refs.
IA. e-e0ee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-23

Modern aforementioned Law Of
ace In new downtown bids. Mus
be neat rapid and accurate, Sal.
any open. Age 2O-3b. Call tx
, 1958-08-26
Left Hund Drive
Results in EdrlY A. M.
Crush in St. Thomus

Two persons, visitors to ST.
Thomas, were seriously in
tired after 4 o'clock Saturday
morning when the Volkswagon
sedan in which they were
riding collided into a car
driven by Gerald Anderson
along the Harwood Highway,
cast Chinaman's Hill.
Danny Aubain was taken to
the hospital in an unconscious
condition and his injuries
were not Immediately dis
closed. His companion, Theresa
r. Zindzian, suffered a broken
right arm and broken left leg.
Cpl. Rogers and Patrolman
Powell, who investigated the
accident, reported that Aubain
was driving on the wrong side
Of the road.
Continued on page ~
, 1958-08-26
PuraIytic Polio
Cases Increase in
United States

Paralytic polio cases in
creased again in the week
ended Aug, 16, the Public
Health Service reported. Of
the 233 polio cases reported by
the states, ia were paralytic.
This compared with a re-
vised report of eighty-nine
paralytic cases out of the 1879
polio cases in the week ended
Aug. 9. The figures for the
comparable week last year
were 314 cases with eighty
one p~aralytic.
Ten cases of polio have been
reported thus far, in New
York City. three more than
in the corresponding week last
year, according to the depart
tContlnued on page ~
, 1958-08-26
Upholds Right OF
V. I. to Sue in
New York Court

Judge D. j. Dawson of the
y. S. District Court of the
Southern District Of N e w
York, recently handed down a
decision in the case of Hubert
Tyrill, plaintiff, versus the
Alcoa Steamship Company,
defendant unfolding the right
Of the plaintiff to bring the
action in New York, although
the accident in which he was
involved occurred in Frederik-
sted, ST. Groix Atty. Morris
Hirschhorn represented Tyrill.
Judge Dawson stated:
"This is a motion pursuant
70 14O4a of Title 28, us. Code,
to change the venue Of this
action to the District Court
for The District of the Virgin
Islands. It appears that the
plaintiff is suing for personal
injuries sustained in an acct
dent aboard a ship Of the de-
PENDANT which occurred in the
Continued on page a
, 1958-08-26
General Invitutions
issued for
Dedication Of Schools

The n e w consolidated
schools in Frederiksted and
the new elementary school at
Kings Hill will be dedicated
with fitting ceremonies on
Sunday, August 81, 1858 and
Monday, September l, 1858 at
$3.50 pm, respectively, it was
announced by Honorable Alva
Nc Ferlane, Administrative
Assistant.
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to teachers, parents,
guardians and the general
public to attend these cere-
monies.
These two new schools will
he dedicated and are named in
accordance with resolutions
adopted by the legislature Of
the Virgin Islands, during its
recent session 49, Claude Q.
Markoe School and Charles H.
Emanuel School.
, 1958-08-26
President Signs
Enactment Turning
Over Property TO VI.

President Eisenhower has
signed a Congressional enact
ment which turned over Blue
boards Castle property in st.
Thomas to the local Govern
ment.
A similar congressional act
turned over the property on
which the Kings Hill school
was built to the local Govern
ment.
, 1958-08-26
Supreme Court 10
Meet on Little Rock
High School Appeal

Supreme Court Justice Earl
Warren summoned the SUI
preme Court to meet on Thurs
day, August % in extraordi-
nary session to deal with the
new crisis building up at Cen
trail High School in Little
Rock, Arkansas.
a petition was filed by At
torney Thurgood Marshall re-
presenting the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement
Of Colored People.
The Chief Justice was at
tending a convention Of the
American Bar Association in
Los Angeles with four of his
colleagues when the special
session was announced.
, 1958-08-26
Government Moto.,
Pool tc Stur' in
Thomd3

"A motor pool tor thc Gov
eminent of the Virgin Islands
will be launched in st. Thorn IS
as soon as the site selected is
cleared by the Public Works
Department, it was disclosed
by Daniel w. Ambrose, Com
missioner of Property and
Procurement, who will admin
lister the operation.
The sum of $25, 900 was ap-
propriated by the legislature
to get the motor pool in opera
ton, and the entire sum was
allotted to the Department for
the first quarter of the current
fiscal year,
The sum is not enough to
purchase new vehicles, but it
is anticipated that many new
vehicles now operated exclu-
sively by various departments
will be transferred to the
motor pool, MI. Ambrose
stated.
In addition, the department
will purchase and supply all
governmental agencies with
gas, oil, tires and other parts,
and service and repair vehi-
cles. 1t was not indicated how
soon the motor pool will be in
operation.
Heolth Department
Tc Vdccinute in.
Two New Areds
The Department Of Health
IN ~ Cro;v opro,1nooc The fol
, 1958-08-26
Attorney Bough
To Attend Nutionul
Bur Convention

Attorney James A. Bough
will attend the National Bar
Convention in Chicago and
also the Annual Judicial Con-
ference Of the Third Circuit
Court, which will be held in
Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Attorney Bough will return
in time for the September ses-
sion of the District Court.
Evening star., 1958-04-30
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
THE BERRYs
MRS. FITZ's FLATS
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today let's try a test made
UP of 10 interesting words all
starting with the letter ~"
AS usual. you are to try to de-
termine which of the lettered
words or phrases is closest in
meaning to the numbered
words which lead off. Check
answers against the key at the
bottom. Ten correct is excel
lent; seven is fair.
/. Jackanapes: ta) West In
dian beast Of burden; CbD prac-
tical joker; (c) conceited chap.
2. Japery: (a) joking: (b)
table linens; (c) milk-white
glassware.
3. Jeremiad: (a) event in
track-and-f field Olympics; (b)
lamentation; (c) scathing de-
nunciation.
4. Jetty: (a) girls name;
(b) retaining wall in harbor;
(cl British songbird.
5. Jocosity: (a) joking re-
Evening star., 1958-04-30

linquent; (b) cheap cafe: Cc)
fibef used in rope.
Answers
l-C JAK-uh-naypS); IA
(JAYP-er-ee): 3-B jer-uh-
MY-ud); Alb GJET-ee): 5-A
joh-KOS-ih-tee): 6-B tJOO-
buh): TIC (JUG-yoo-leo; 8-B
(joor is = PROC dens): ga
JOOR-unt); l0-C tJOOT).
tReieased By The Bell syndleat.l
Evening star., 1958-04-30

mark; tb) serious overweight;
tcl stiffness.
6. Juba: ta) large wind in
strument: tb) Southern Negro
dance; tcD root vegetable.
Z. Jugular: (aD ferocious
and mean; tb) pertaining to a
judge; tc) of the neck Ar
throat.
8. Jurisprudence: (a) ex-
treme caution; tb) philosophy
Of law: tc) Office OF States At
torney.
8. Jurant: (a) a person TAX
ing an oath; tb) member OF a
jury; CcD property owner.
10. Jute: (a) juvenile de-
Evening star., 1958-04-30
ADVERTISEMENT.
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain,
Stops Itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids

New York, N. Y. (Speciaf1 -
For the first time science has
found q new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids, stop Itch
ing, and relieve pain without
surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, "very striking improve
ment" was reported and veri-
fed by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving
pain, actual reduction or re-
traction (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all -
this improvement w@ main
tained in cases where Doctors
observations were continued
over q period of many months!
In fact, results were so thor
ough that sufferers were able
10 make such astonishing state
ynents as "Piles have ceased 10 be
Evening star., 1958-04-30
ADVERTISEMENT.

proDlem! And among these
sufferers were q very wide va
riety Of hemorrhoid conditions,
5 some of 10 to 20 years standing.
All this, without the use Of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin-
gents of any kind. The secret is
a new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne' = the discovery Of q
world-famous research institu.
tion. Already, Bio-Dyne is in
wide use for healing injured
tissue on all parts Of the body.
This new healing substance
is offered in supposttory or oint-
ment form called Preporatio
H. Ask for individually sealed
convenient Preparation H sup
positories or Preparation H
ointment with special appli-
Gator. Preparation H is sold at
all drug counters. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
pRsv, o. o. Pet on.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
eTlPos COMO Pc WEE REESE, SNYDER Y HODGES TIENEN
MUcHo oRGULLo PARA PERMlTIR LA cAIDA DEL TEAM
Por FRED DoWl, de Ia United Press

NEW YORK MARIO 10. (United)
Jackie Robinson salio en- defen-
sa de sus ex companeros de los
Dodgers, al ridiculizar las acusa-
clones de Billy Herman de COM
placencia y haraganeria como "pu-
"a %tonteria".
"Tipos como Pee Wee Reese,
Duke Snider y Gil Hodges, tienen
todavia mucho orgullo para permit
tir que ell team Sc caiga", dijo la
ex gran estrella de los Dodgers
quien es ahora director de perso-
nal de la carena de restaurantes
Chuck Full O'Nuts. Herman sabe
mucho para que haya dicho ESQ.,.
Herman, un ex coach de los
Dodgers esta ahora en- csc mismo
rol con los Campeones del Milwau-
kee, dijo recientemente que los
Dodgers mo tenian Ell deseo nece-
sario" para convertirse en- conten-
dientes al %pennant. Sus manifesto
clones crearon recientemente
grandes p~rotestas en- Vero Beach,
pero Robinson dejo aclarado que
todavia guerra salir en- defensa
del club, aun cuando va no perte-
necia a Ell.
"Creo que los Dodgers van a te-
ner un gran alo en- Los Angeles,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
hientraS Sc Predice Triunfo de Robinson, los
Segundos de Basiio Rechazan |mputaciones

ell proximo as de mario en- Chica-
go.
Wiley, que nunca habia hecho
I'm pronostico similar declare que
"esta vez sera por nocaut. Todo
SUI entrenamiento ha sido organiza-
do con csc fin y ahora esta en- me-
jores condolences que ell pasado
mes de septiembre".
Basilio, que gano ell titulo de
los medianos Ell pasado % de sep
tiembre al veneer a Robinson por
decision dividida, partio de esta
ciudad hacia Syracuse, donde to-
mara I'm avion que lie conducira a
Chicago.
Robinson tambien partira en-
avion rumbo a Chicago, acompana.
do por una comitiva de trece per-
sonas, incluyendo SUI esposa Edna
Mae.
Ambos puzzles concluiran SUI en-
trenamiento en- Chicago. Basilio en-
ell gimnasio del ex campeon gallo
Johnny Coulon, y Robinson en- Ell
de Joe Louis.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
Jackie Robinson Sale en- Defense de sus Ex Companeros
Dodgers en- Aeusadones de Comp|acencia Y Haraganerla

cion a los negros en- Ell baseball. Y
no hay un solo jugador negro en- Ell
deporte hoy en- dia, que no sea 10
suficientemente aggressive para ase-
gurar que ell negro continuara ha-
ciendo progresses en- ell d~eporte''.
Robinson manifesto que estaba
%contento con ST. puesto de ejecuti-
vo y que no tiene deseos de regre-
sar al deporte cuya barrera racial
rompio en- 1947
EN- 1850 tenia ell desc de con-
vertirme en- manager, dijo. "Pe-
70 cinco amos despues decidi que
no debia pagan Ell precio que ten
dria que pagan para recibir la opor
tunidad. Hubiera podido seguir en-
Ell baseball 81 hubiera acceptable Sc
guir los mandados de una oficina
central. Pero decidi que no podia
aceptar ESQ. Y ahora no Sc 10 que
podrian ofrecerme para que regre-
a r al baseball.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
Training "Asedno" Rea|iza
Mexicano "Pajarto" Moreno

Los ANGELES, mario 20 (UP)
FL aggressive Ricardo (Pajarito) Mo.
reno arrojo del cuadrilatero, a ira
YES de las cuerdas, a su sparring
partner durante su entrenamiento
para ell combate por ell titulo mum
dial de peso pluma que librara Ell
primero de abril contra ell CAM
peon Hogan (Kid) Bassey.
Moreno, que no Sc entrenara
hoy porque va esta en- peso, bo-
xeo aver dos rounds con Ceci
Shoemaker y otros dos con Joe
Hernandez.
Fue Hernandez quien cedio an
te los solidos golpes del mexicano
y cayo fuera del ring. Schoonma-
ker continue teniendo mas exito
que Hernandez en- defenderse de
los golpes de Pajarito.
Lupe Sanchez, apoderado de Pa
jarito, manifesto que SUI boxeador
no Sc entrenara hoy no solo por-
que va tiene Ell peso apropiado
sino tambien para que no Sc sobre-
entrene.
Bassey boxed tambien cuatro
rounds, dos con Jim Moser Y dos
con Paul Shea. Ell campeon con-
tinuo impresionando favorable
flente a los aficionados,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
Juegos de Exhibition

LAKELAND (Florida), mario 20
(UP).-El juego de exhibition en-
tire los Tigres de Detroit y los Bra
vos de Milwaukee Sc suspendio por
hallarse anegado de aqua ell cam.
po de juego.
Los Tigres recibieron una buena
noticia. Los medicos les informa-
ron que SUI outfielder AL Kaline
que Sc hirio ell codo derecho mien-
tras practicable antes de IN juego
de exhibition en- St. Petersburgh
no esta gravemente lesionado.
A pesar de ESQ los medicos lie
dijeron que Sc abstenga de lamar
CLEARWATER, (Florida),. -
bolas durante unos cuantos dias.
mario 29.-(UP).-Los Phillies de
Filadelfia daran al primera base
cubano Frank Herrera todas las
oportunidades para ganar ese pues.
to en- ell club.
Herrera, que ahora esta batean-
do mejor, jugara en- todos los jue-
COS de exhibition de las dos soma
mas proximas.
Harry Anderson, que comparti-
tia con el la primera almohadilla,
jugara en- su viejo puesto del left
field.
Herrera comenzo bateando POGO
en- los juegos de exhibition de es-
tie aho. Tiene % amos. Con ell club
de Miami bate6 ell ano pasado .306
de promedio, dispar6 II jonrones
e impulse "a carreras.
MESA (Arizona), mario 10
(UP).-Billy OtDell, lanzador EUR
do de Is amos de edad, de los Orio-
les de Baltimore, Sc convirti6 en-
ell primer lanzador que actua en-
un juego complete de la temporada
de exhibicion de Ia Lga Il veneer
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

Como Bassey pesa unas 1913 Ii.
bras - dos mas del Unite maxine
del peso pluma = hara mas rounds
durante las dos semanas proximas
que Moreno.
Ell mexicano ha hecho hasta aho-
ra cast doble numero de rounds
que Bassey.
LOS ANGELES, MARIO 20 (UP)
Jose (Toluco) Lopez, campeon me-
xicano de peso gallo, lego aqui y
comenzo a prepararse para la Pc
lea a IL rounds contra Billy Pea
cock del primero de abril.
Ell vencedor del combate Pea
cock-Lopez Sc enfrentara al cam
peon del mundo de peso gallo,
Alphonse Halimi hacia fines de ma
70 o comienzos de JUNO para dis
putarle la corona, segun han dado
a entender los empresarios Cal Ea-
ton y George Parnasus.
Halimi, gano SUI titulo en- la pc
lea en- que vencio al mexicano
Raul Macias Ell pasado noviembre
en- Ell estadio "Wrigley Field" de
aqui.
La pelea Peacock-Lopez tendra
lugar en- la misma velada de la Pc
lea Bassey-Moreno. .