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some years in Jail for alleged
completely in the wrecking
of q trail town by his cele-
brating trail drivers. The area S
leading cattleman. blinded in
the earlier spree. knows McCrea
Is the only man who can get
the herd through and save the
same town mis- men once ruined
from financial ruin. McCrea
takes on the job. seeking re-
venRe. having already agreed TO
drive the villains cattle through.
His plan is to drive the latter
along the route where, there is
water and let the former herd
run dry and die.
Charles Marquis Warren,
who directed Cattle Empire. I"
has not made a movie to de-
light completely the action
fans. There's too much talk
for them. The photography. in
CinemaScope and De Luxe
color, is fine. however. and
when the actors and cattle
aren't plotting it out with
clouds of dust, the scenery is
q definite asset. The perform
ances are first rate. too. Nc
crea is completely convincing.
Further conviction is added by
Don Haggerty. as the blinded
rancher: Phyllis Coates, as his
wife who was McCreas girl
before he got sent up. and Glo-
ria Talbot. as the girl who
grew up fetchingly while he
was away.
FAIR FILM-It has taken
Producer Leland Hayward a
long time mot to mention q
lot Of money and more than
the usual trials and tribula-
tionS) to get Ernest Heming-
ways The Old Man and the
Sea" on film. He must have
put all-time, money and trials
to good use, however. The
Motion Picture Export Asso-
citation Of America has selected
THE Old Man and the Sea"
as the United States entry in
the International Film Festival
at the Brussels Worlds Fair.
The competition will be held
there from May 80 to June Is.
The Hemingway story of an
old Cuban fisherman's battle
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RECOMMENDED FOR
ADULT AUDIENCES

Tomorrow e Days.. Two Russian mas
terpieces. Mussorgsky's "B o r / &
S g e 2 Y \ PM NXioHIP Plus shat''Desre''
Tues, Old Time Festival featuring the
have carefully selected the most out.
standing short subjects Of these great
artists. Three hours Of hilarious fur
with Charlie Chase, Harold Lloyd
Buster Keaton Laurel and Hardy
PLAYED the Stanton before,
%sd a; rThgrs S,r, q a1rm Film Festival
Next Fri Sat. Two French master.
pieces, Fernandez in THE RED INN
RfS5 eHRRiE Wartime SsoG.
pias rH iSSR FoR HnHE sToRiEs :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
THE PASSING SHOW a
Joel McCreo Bests :
A New Outdoor Yarn
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
star stan writer

Joel Mccrea called upon not too many years 10
look nourng rider nod his head In the direction Of
recently departed horsemen and aconcay They
thaaway" The line undoubtedly inserted In the
script gag Mr. McCrea read IT, however merely with
straeh with conviction and freshness II he had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

Just thought OF It and was the
first person ever TO say II,
This is acting on a par with
that displayed by any Academy
Award contender, II enables
Mr.. McCrea TO come of winner
again when he pits II against
some more familiar trappings
of outdoor drama In Cattle
Empire" at Loew's Columbia
Theater. In this one. McCrea
plays the best trail boss around
those parts and II you think he
can't get the cattle through,
even In the driest season Of the
year. you're crazy.
McCrea is somewhat ham,
pered in following his profess
sion at the outset. having spent
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
VotO de Confiunzu
Dieron los Dodgers
d Manager Aston

LOS ANGELES, agOstO IA -
CUPID Los Dodgers de Los An
geles dierOn un vOto de confian.
"a al manager Walton Aston Q
lnfOrmarOn que lie cOntrataraR
para Ia tempOrada de 1859 a pc.
sar de la pObre actuacion del
club esta temp0rada.
B.J. BaVasi vicepreSidente v
manager general dc los Dodgers,
llam6 a los periodistas para in.
formarleS que Aston y todos los
coaches cOntinuaran o ell club
ell anO pr6ximo
"Alst0n manifesto no na
terminadO nunca mas abajo del
tercer puestO y tiene derecho a
caer una e hacia los jugado,
res:
"TenemOs la nomina mas
grande de la Liga -dijO- y We.
nimos aqui con 10 que creiamos(
era un gran equlpO. No results
asi, sin embargo.
Ell manager general informs
que ell club gastara medic milI6n
de dolares en- cOntratar a nova.
tos y que hara ingresar EN- 81
cuadrO de jugadores a 10, por 10
menos de Sus equipos sucursa.
les, entire elloS los de Greey Bay
Y st. Paul
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Confla Recuperarse

CLEVELAND, AgOSto ID. UPD.-El
zurdO especialista de los pOnches Herb
Score, quien ha perdidO cast dos Temporal.
daS completes debidO a l%esiones, expreSa
SUI cOnfianza en- que "me recuperare" para
cOntinuar SUI brillante carrera. Ell pitcher
de rs amos de edad, quien pOnch6 a sos ba-
teadOreS en- 476 innings durante Sus pri-
meraS dos campanaS completes como un
IndiO, actualmente Sc recObra de I'm tendon
lastimadO en- SUI cOdO izquierdo. ono estoy
muy cOntentO con la fOrma en- que las cOsas
han idO", dijo ell lanzadOr, 'perO no estOy
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Possible Que 0IInedo Ostenie
Representation de e. UU. en-
tOrneo por Ia "Copa Davis"
NEWPORT (RHoDE ISLAND),'

NEWPORT (RHODE ISLAND),t
agosto 14-(UPD- Alexandra OF.
medo, ciudadano peruano que vive
en- este pals, representara tai vez
a los Estados ,Unidos en- los parti-
dos de tents de la Copa Davis.
81 tai cosa sucede sera Ell primer
extranjero que forme parte del
equipo norteamericano en- esa
co~mpetencia.
Segun las disposiciones de este
pals los extranjeros pueden formar
parte del equipo de la Copa Davis
81 llevan tres amos de Residential
por 10 menos en- los Estados Uni
dos, Olmedo lleva cinco.
Ell tenista peruano es eStudian-
te de la Universidad de la Califor-
mia Meridional, y es ell campe6n
uniyersitario de los Estados Uni
dos.
En- ell campeonato de dobles que
tendra lugar la semana proXima
en- Boston iugara en- pareja con
Han Richardson a petici6n de
Perry Jones, captain del equipo
norteameriesno de la Copa Davis.
Esa peti'iGn de Jones significa,
al parecer, que Olmedo ira a Aus
tralia con ell ecuipo norteamerica-
no 81 este elimina al argentine.
Olmedo Laso iunto con un iapo-
mes, I'm solo norteamericano y Gin
co australianos a los cuartos de fl
nal del campeonato de tents de
Newport.
Vencio al norteamericano John
Douglas por 81, SO.
Ell japones. Kosei Kamo, venci6
al norteamericano Whitney Reed
por rs, Ism
Ell norteamericano, Ron Holm
berg, vencio a SUI compatriota Earl
Buchholz por SO, ga.
Los cinco australianos, todos los
cuales jugaron contra norteame.
ricanos, fueron: Rod LAYER, que
vencio a Mike Green por 11-9, g.
3; Ashley Cooper, que venci6 a Bob
BoWditch por rs, 81; Neale Fra
ser, que vencio a Donald Dell, por
TO, "a; y Bob Mark, que venci6 a
Bob Perry por 81, 81.
Los cuartos de final Sc jugaran
ash: Anderson VS.. LAYER, Olmedo
vs.. Mark; Cooper VS.. Holmberg:
y Fraser VS.. Kamo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

desiluSiOnadO y esper0 regreSar prOntO al
box. No sc cuandO vOlvere a lamar, pero
nc 10 sabre hasta despueS del II de agost0".
Score eStara en- la lista de laStimadoS hasta
esa fecha. Score, quien logr6 SUI primera
campaha de 20 triunfos en- 1855 SUI Sc
gundo anO en- las Mayores-- anadi6 que es-
pera ~"regresar fuerte al box" una vez que
pueda actuar. Sc lastim6 ell cOdo mientras
lanzaba en- I'm juegO nOcturnO contra ell
Washington a principles de la temporada.
LuegO Sc vOlvi6 a Eastman cuando apare.
clio como relieve de tres innings.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
0rtega y Crawford Deberan
Efecfuar una Tercera Pe|ea
Antes de Optar por TltuIo

lilo euando Ortesa san6 a Craw.
ford pr decision dividida.
FL publico protest6 energica-
mente ell fallo POI considerar
ganador 4 ortesa. que llevo Ia
iniciativa y forzo Ia pelea en- cast
todos los rounds
Ell mexicano golpeo constan-
temente Ell cuerpo de su adverse.
rio, que a SUI -yez abrio una heri-
da en- ell ojo derecho de Ortega.
Ell combate que Sc transmiti6
por relevision a TODD Ell pals, fue
presenciade por unas 1000 per
SonaS.
Ortega peso 1854 kilos GAS
IL librasJ y Crawford 67,1 GAS
libraS)
Este combate era ell desquite
entire los dos puzzles. En- Ia pelea
anterior efectuada Ell II de jul
lilo, Ortega gan6 por decision di
Vldlda.
En- ell match de aver ell juez
Bill Recht do Ell triunfo a Orte-
ga por siete rounds a tres, y Ell
juez Joe Eppy a Crawford por
seis a cuatro. Esto dej6 la cues.
ton en- manos del referee Bar.
ney Felix, que fallo 4-4-2 y do
cinco puntos a cada pugil.
No hubC knockdowns, pero
Crawford estuvo dos veces fuera
del ring, en- ell quinto round,
cuanio eludi6 una derecha muy
alberta del mexicano y cast cay6
del cuadrilatero, y en- ell noveno,
cuando una acometida del en-
dio" lie hizo sacar la mitad del
cuerpo entire las cuerdas.
La primera vez fue evidente-
mente un resbal6n, pero Ia Sc
gunda Ortega crey6 que Craw.
ford estaba knockdown y Sc fue
a un rincon neutral para que Ell
referee contara los segundos.
No hubo ninguna duda de que
Ortega fue ell agresor en- toda Ia
pelea y de que aplic6, con mu-
cho, la mayor cantidad de gol.
pes. Pero Ell norteamericano pro
dujo una hinchazon a su adver-
sario sobre Ell oio derecho en- Ell
segundo round, y en- el sexto lie
abrio una herida en- csc sitio.
Aunque durante ell resto del
combate la sangre man6 abun.
dantemente ortega no dejo de
avanzar y ESQ aparentemerte lie
salv6 de una derrota, que hubie.
"a anulado sus posibilidades de
pelear por Ell titulo con Ell cam,
peon Virgil Atkins.
A juicio de la United Press,
Ortega gano por seis rounds con.
ira tres y uno parejo.
Ell mexicano tiene ahora A
victorias, once derrotas y dos
empates y Crawford AZ peleas
ganadas, tres perdidas y una EN-.
patada, la de anoche.
En- una encuesta realizada en-.
tire nueve periodistas que esta-
ban en- Ell ringside, seis votaron
por Ortega, dos por Crawford, y
uno DOR empate,
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Torneo Inter
Americana de-
Basket Ball

QUITO, agoSto 14-(UPD -
Llegaron los equipos de Basket
que representaran a Chile y Colon
bia en- ell campeonato de campeo-
mes de basketball, completandose
asi las d~elegaciones participates.
TodaS elias ~visitaron al Presi-
dente Camilo Ponce H~enriquez,
quien les hizo entrega de una her.
mosa copa de plata martillada que
Sc disputara en- ell campeonato .
La federation ecuatoriana de de
porteS ofreci6 anoche una cena a
jugadores y dirigentes extranje-
ros.
Las delegaciones no han reali-
zado ENTERTAINMENTS pero vista.
ron Ell Coliseo, donde Sc efectua-
ran los partidos, y Sc ~declararon
s~atlsfechas por las esplendidas con
diciones de su cancha.
En- ell torneo competiran los
Clubs de Argentina, Brasil, Colon
bia, Chile, Paraguay y Uruguay y
dos de Ecuador.
Ell equipo chileno trae a seis
miembros del Seleccionado nacio-
nal y varios jugadores nuevos, a
quienes Sc desea probar con miras
al campeonato mundial que Sc ju-
CARA EN- Santiago.
En- cuanto al cuadro de Vale
del Cauca, de Colombia, cuatro de
sus miembros han jugado en- los
Seleccionados nacionales de SUI
pals.
Ell equipo esta tornado por hon.
bres de elevada estatura y recia
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

(UPI).-El director gerente del
International Boxing Club, Ha-
Try Markson, declare hoy que
los puzzles Gaspar Ortega de
. Mexico y Mickey Crawford de
los Estados Unidos, probmable-
mente tendran que pelear por
tercera veg antes de podel Lener
Ia oportunidad de realizar un
match por Ell titulo con eli cam.
pe6n welteA. Virgil Atkins.
Tanto Ortega como Crawford
exisieron anoche una pelea con
Atkins despues del Unpopular en-
pate de aver en- Ell Madison
Square Garden, pero Harry
Markson, no Sc mostro dispuesto
4 aceptar las exigencias de los
puzzles.
NUEVA YORK, agosto IA
(UPD.--El mexicano Gaspar
Ortesa v el norteamericano Mic
key Crawford, primero y move
NO en- ell ranking mundial de
peso medic mediano, empataron
en- una pelea a diez rounds efec.
tuada en- ell Madison Square Gar
den.
NUEVA YORK, agosto IA
d.. HJPJ)-El meXicano GaSpar Or
tega, primero en- ell ranking
mundial de peso medic me-
diano, vencio por segunda vez
al norteamericano Mickey Craw-
ford a juicio de la gran mayoria
del publicu y de los periodiStas
del ringside, pero ell fallo Official
fue un emrate.
Los espectadores recibieron
con grandes abucheos ell veredic-
to, y seis de nueve cronistas
consultados opinaron que habia
triunfado Ortega. Solo dos die
ron Ia victoria a Crawford y uno
Voto por empate.
ID mexicano, en- realidad, lie
VI siempre Ia iniciativa y forz6
ia pelea en- cast todos los rounds.
"El resultado acknowledgements
ha, mejorado la posicion de
Crawford y ha tenido que desilu.
sionar a Ortega Tendran que pa
sar cuatro meses antes de que
Atkins Sc yea en- la obligscion de
defender su titulo, de manera
que pareceria que 10. mas logico
Seria que Ortega y Crawford hi
eierar una tercera tentativa".
ortega, que figura en- primer
1ugar en- ell ranking de los well
ter gano un empate con un per-
sistente ataque al cuerpo que
eonvirtio la blanca piel de Craw-
ford, noveno en- ell ranking, en-
an fec de color purpureo.
FL persistence ataque de Orte-
"a fue compensate 'por ell hecho
de que Crawford abrio una he
rida sobre Ell ojo derecho de Or
tega al comenzar Ia pelea y 10
Aaantuvo .sangrando durante to-
da 10 lucha.
FL referee y los jueces votaron
como 81 hubieran estado con-.
templando dos peleas distintas;
tal como 10 hicieron Ell II de ju.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

musculatura, y tiene posibilidades
de ganar ell campeonato. Su pun
to debil, sin embargo, 10 constitu-
yen sus reservas.
Sc estima que uruguayos y ar
gentinos son los equipos meJor
constituidos, los que tienen hon.
bres de mayor estatura y mayor
peso termino medic, y mas expe-
riencia y tecnica, 10 que los cali
flea para ganar ell campeonato.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Federation Brusi|enu de Deportes
Acepto Coneurrir q Partieipur en-
Cumpeonuto Sudumericuno de F0tboI

RIO DE JANEIRO, Agosto IA. -OP).- La
Confederation Brasileha de Deportes acept6 la invi-
tacion de la Association del Fdtbol Argentine, para
particular en- ell campeonato sudamericano de futboI
que Sc ~disputara en- Buenos Aires en- mario de 1859.
AL mismo tempo solieito que venga a Rio de ia
metro un ~delegado argentine para ~ctonncertar las
condolences.
POr Otra parte resOlvio enviar a Buenos Aires
I'm club de Rio de Janeiro o una selection eariOca,
para que dispute un partido a beneficio de los dam
niticadOs por las inundaciones r~ecientes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15
Patterson Desi|usiona a los Fanatics

OCEANSIDE California -
Agosto ~14-(UPD.-Floyd Pat
terson es fayorlto 81 entire los
apostadores para su defensa del
titulo heavyweight frente a Roy
Harris, Ell 10 de agostC, pero
existen dudas sobre 81 ell titular
es tavorito con Ia Camara de Co.
mercio de Oceanside, que es la
que recoge la tuenta de gastos
por Su entrenamiento. La Cana
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

cuales nab,an vlajado las IS mi.
Has que Separan'la ciudad de San
Diego esperaron pacientemen.
lie frente al edificio en- donde
Patterson Sc entrena pero no
fueron autUrizados a entrar, aun
cuando estaban dispuestos a pa.
gar los 90 centavos de admission.
Patterson csc dia hizo training
secreto. Despues Sc supo que ha.
bia hecho calistenia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

"a de Concrete alquilo un hotel
complete en- la parte sur de la
ciudad para ell campeon heavy
weight y su hambriento sequito
y tambieh paga la comida. A
cambio, la Camara recoge las re,
caudaciones de las sesiones pd-
hlicas de entrenamiento, pero
hasta Ahora esas Sumas no igua.
Ian los gastos Cartelones y
vallaS en- las interSecciones de la
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-15

ciudad anuncian sesioneS diarias
de e~ntrenamiento, pero ell nc.
narca hs desilusionado a los ia.
naticos y a la Camara de Co.
mercio- en- diversas ocasiunes.
Ha atraldO I'm total aproximado
de $500 fanatlcos (pagados) en-
once sesiones haste la fecha, pc
70 ell lunes y martes pasado no
Sc entreno. En- dias pasados mas
de 80 fanaticos -muchos de los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

tanned the Transfers have dis
played good faith" in comply
ing with recommendations to
date.
Mr.. Wells represents the
Hoffa regime on the Board Of
Monitors. Martin F. O'Donog-
hue of Washington is chair
man.
The rnajority's petition. ask
ing for court enforcement
charged the Transfers have
failed to comply fully with
several recommendations. in.
GLIDING a call for suspension
and hearings on owen B. Bert
Brennan of Detroit. Mr.. Bren'
nan, a union vice president. Il
a close personal and business
associate of Mr.. Hoffa.
. Challenging the petition, MI
Wells contended in his dissen
that proposed amendment
would violate a binding con
tract"-the consent decree.
The petition does not specifi
cally mention Mr.. Hoffa's owl
"anti racketeering commits
sion," headed by former Sen
ator George H. Bender. Re
publican of Ohio. But MI
ODonoghue plans to deman
in oral Arguments that Judg
Let's dissolve the Bender pane
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LOST

CAT. black and white, iemale; has no
front claws; ans: 'Mo-Mette": re-
ward ia. 2-7501.
CAT, male, Young, black with white
markings; vie, l4th and Colorado
ave RA 6-0513, wo e-1310
CAT, male. all black, part Persian; vic.
Old Hollywood area OF COLLEGE PARK,
s Seward IL M sHs"f s.s5 g name Sam0l
DOG. Llewellyn setter, male, white,
Chevy, Chase, Md. reward ~'oL
DOG, beagle. male. lost Rockville area
black, tan and white; he was wear
ing harness; name Homer: reward
PO. 2-4660.
DOG, black. schipperke;. vic. i4th and
r L., ave; nv; reward. II found.
g. a. Ap ? ss445 s1s mss ISL sAK K a1''r
DOG, German shepherd puppy; ans. to
name Duke; vic. lth and Euclid
SITS. NV; $40 reward AD. 2-3111
EYEGLASSES, lady's, in black case,
new; in woodward d Lothrop, Sept
10. JU. 9-4627.
EYEGLASSES, bifocals,. not in case;
brown plastic rims: downtown area
Reward, Ju. s-9S45.
EYEGLASSES, green leather case, Sat
bet Sheraton Park Hotel and Conn
ave, or bet 18th and @ and Wood
ward a Lothrop. ST. 1885.
RING, mans, gold. with rounded clear
stone; lost in vic. Wash Lee shop
ping center: reward. RE. 7-4l42
Ext. 1854, between 9 and $50 Apt
No. Z, 2116 South I'd St. Arl., Va
WATCH, lady's, Wittnauer. yellow gold
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WALLET. lady's. green leather billfold
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WRIST WATCH, Omegre make. en-
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PLEASE Do NOT GO AWAY on Vaca
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WASHINGTON ANIMAL RESCUE
LEAGUE. NO. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
EisenhoWers
To See Sturt
Of Cup Race
Bya star stan Writer

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 49,
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
plan to watch the start of the
Americas Cup races off New
port Saturday, it was announced
today.
They will witness the renewal
of the world series" of yacht
ing in the Atlantic Ocean about
IA miles off Newport from the
destroyer USS Mitscher.
The American sloop Columbis
is defending the cup, held ir
this country since 1851, against
Britain's Sceptre, making the
first challenge since 1887. Botf
are II meter sloops. The win.
ner must take four out of sever
races.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said The
Eisenhowers have invited tht
top-ranking Navy officers anC
their wives In this area to joir
| them. p y
For the second morning in
row, drilling rain kept Mr.
Eisenhower indoors today. Witt
clearing weather forecast TO
the afternoon, he hoped to ge
in IS holes of golf after lunch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Adams Calls President
But Mystery Remains

IT need him." He has refused
any public comment since then,
MIR. Hagerty was asked II the
President has expressed any
opinion as to whether the Gold
fine case disclosures had any
bearing on the Maine election
outcome. ~
He hasn't discussed that with
me-" Mr. .Hagerty replied.
He also told questioners Mr.
! Eisenhower has not received
from the Republican Nationa
Committee any analysis Of the
Maine results-at least mot u
my knowledge"
mo Change"
Asked today If there wer'
"any changes in the Adams
situation" Mr.. Hagerty replied
with a fat mo"
In view of continuing reports
in Washington that Mr.. Adams
resignation Is imminent. MI
Hagerty was asked If he still
could say, as he did last week
that Mr.. Adams has not indi
Gated he might submit his res
ignation.
I'm not going to have any
thing more to say" he replied
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Guard spokesman said the OBJ
ject that hit the girl apparently
was a 6-inch aluminium hinge,
The main section of the all
aluminium cover, about 3 feet
across. cut a power line serv-
ing a home 800 feet from the
Dolls house.
The F-S9 Scorpion Jet was
ordered to stay aloft until most
of its fuel was gone as a pre-
caution against crash landing
conditions. 1t was landed with
out incident by Capt. Douglass
Benham. 35, Minneapolis, after
circling the field for 40 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

ployers with whom the Team
sters negotiate.
Mr.. Schmidt, a New York
lawyer, represents dissident
Transfers on the three-man
board of monitors appointed
by Judge Let's last January
in settlement of law suit. The
dissidents tried to prevent Mr..
Hoffa from taking over as presi-
dent of the union.
Ready for showdown
The Transfers are prepar-
ing for a court showdown
AGAINST the monitors. who are
trying to block a convention
MIR. Hoffa wants to hold next
February. They also want
Judge Let's to clarity their
power to enforce cleanup
orders.
Disclosure Of Mr.. Hoffa's
plan to seek Mr.. Schmidt's re-
moval came during committee
questioning on whether Mr.
Hoffa had undertaken an in
vestigation Of Mi, Schmidt:
BACKGROUND.
The witness denied any
knowledge of such an investl'
cation.
The monitors claim mucf
broader power under the con
sent decree than the Teamsteri
concede.
They asked Judge Let's to
/. Block a convention unit
the monitors recommend
date and the court approves
and give the monitors powe
to pass on delegates creden
tials.
2. Force the Transfers t
comply with recommendation
by the monitors - past an
future.
8. Confirm the monitors
authority to order suspensio
of Teamster officials charge
with corruption, pending unto
hearings aimed at expulsion.
4. Compel the Teamsters
adopt frightened procedures fl
keeping track of finances an
membership.
S. Grant the monitors SUI
poena power.
Wells DiSsents
L. N. D. Wells, jr.. Of Dalli
dissented from the petitio
contending it exceeded Il
monitors authority. He mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
Jet Part Breaks
Loose, Hits Girl

MINNEAPOLIS, sept. l8
CAP) "A small girl was criti-
cally injured yesterday by a
piece of a landing gear cover
that fell from a jet fighter Just
after II took of.
Katherine Dolls, 6, was struck
on the head as she was raking
leaves in her yard about 2 miles
from Void Chamberlain Air
field. She was taken to a
hospital for surgery.
A Minnesota Air National