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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

tent when our family grew;
however, the umbrella tent
with an extension would
probably be adequate, and
this type is simpler and
quicker to put up than a wall
tent. You might be able to
rent or borrow some until you
are sure of what you want.
The tarpaulin we used over
the load in the carrier also
served as a shelter when
needed.
We feel a two or three
burner gasoline camp stove is
a must, If for no other reason
than to save time, which is
essential on a long trek in
volving making and breaking
camp daily. Also, there are
some camp grounds which
either forbid campflres or
have little or no available
firewood.
In the interests of space, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

compact mess kit for six may
be had which nests two or
three kettles. coffee pot,
plates and cups, although I
found my own seasoned iron
frying pan more satisfactory
than the kit one. And of
course, one needs sufficient
old or cheap silverware and
some cooking utensils, plastic
bowls, etc.
We got one Of the largest
camp refrigerators available,
made Of aluminium for its
rust-proof and lightweight
qualities.
We had individual sleeping
bags for warmer sleeping,
often putting the 3-year-old
in with us to keep him from
squirming out of the covers.
We used Army blankets, one
each, inside the bags for
added warmth. These were
nice at beaches or lunch time,
too, since they take a lot Of
punishment. Personally !
loved the warmth of the sweat
suit someone suggested for
pajamas. Our bags are WOOL
filled, though l believe the
more expensive Dacron or
down filters are warmer and
don't get as bunchy after
much use.
Pillows are a personal mat
ter and space is a factor. We
took small bed pillows and
after getting green Smudges
from the tent on white cases
I made a set of green ones
which don't show the soil
readily. Some prefer the less
bulky small air cushions.
Additional items include a
water bucket, metal. plastic
or collapsible canvas, an
aluminium or plastic hand
basin, mantle lamp, an old
shower curtain to drape over
things in wet weather, a
Ratchet, army shovel for
trenching around tent if it's
rainy, small camp stools and
folding aluminium table If
space allows. The last is con-
venient if the site has no
table and benches. and if it
does. feeding a large family
is easier with a second table
to cook on and keep food
supplies and dishes on. We
used an orange crate for
carrying supplies.
We dispensed with air mat
tresseS after two or three
years-they are time-con-
Stunning to initiate and debate,
and our plastic ones were
constantly needing patching.
Again, the more expensive
rubberized cloth I ones are
probably more durable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Camping Advice for a Reader

Mrs. D. E. L., Burtonsvile; to Mrs. T. M. c. Washington
First let suggest that you make several trial runs
before the coasto-coas trip for only in this way you
become confident in the mechanics Of camping and discover
what needs and desires in regard to equipment
of these should be for week. but at several sites
in order to become adept at parking and loading
We already had 9x9 umbrella tent and added a pup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

A Salute to Alaska" pro-
gram will be held tomorrow
at 5 pm. sponsored by the
Poetry Group Of the Uni
versity Women's Club. Miss
Mary G. Mason will lead the
discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
Zonto Meeting

The regular weekly lunch
con meeting Of zonta Club
will be held at the YWcA at
1880 pm. Wednesday. Miss
Marguerite Rawalt. president.
will head the meeting.
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SAVE ON CASUAL SPORTSWEAR
were 1893 to 1926

SoVings Of Us to more than "a on
q wide selection Of dresses for sum-
mer in town, travel and on-vocotion.
Also, large group Of cool cotton cord
suits. Come eorIy for wonderful
choice.
30 TroveI Knits of eosy-core Orion.
One and two piece styles. PosteIs and
dorks. In group 1918. Were 1906,
1000
"a Knit Dresses, all wool or linen
ond-royon blends. One and two piece;
PosteIs. Were 1895 and $500, 1000
SO Cotton Cord Suits. fitted jackets.
PosteIs; 1920 in group. Were 1875,
1900
WGL-Cosuol Sportsweor. 3rd Floor. =.
Washington Store only
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10 Dresses of drip-dry cottons,
slim and full skirts. Prints, stripes and
clear coIors; sizes 1918 in group.
Were ll.95 and 1895 500
SO Dresses of cottons and royons.
Many styles to choose. 1918 in group.
Were 1875 and 1895 1900
40 Dresses, cottons, silks and royons.
PosteIs and dorks. 1918 in group.
Were 22.95 1900
40 Pure Silk Dresses, posteIs. Slim and
full skirted. 1918 in group Were
$500. 1000
WGL-Cosuol Sportsweor, 3rd Floor.
olso selections OF Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Dr.. Charles H. MaIik-

fcon.inved from Back Ps9el
Reyes.io--sN AWAKENING TO APPREHENSION
or. The REAL NATIONS CREATION. UNIVERSE
-NATTERLEss FlEsHLEss SPIRITUAL. CHRISTINE
Externally COMPLETELY PcPULATkc
sUPER-sATuRATkc INFINITE SPACE WITH NcoR-
RuPTIBLE onklPREsEkT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE YOUR TRUE HABITAT. MY ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS. THUS IS REVEALED TRUTH
1000 &c VERIFIED. AND GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS
IS VERY cooD'l Gen. l:3l
you ARE BEING PREPARED. As WAS HEBREW
SAUL or TARsUs STUDENT FOR TIE RABBNATE.
FOR The CHRIST SECOND COMING" ~ THIS
AGE-9o YEARS R-E-T-U-RN-FOR-EVER-Mo
BOTH CHRIST AND JESUS NO FLEsHLY
IDENTITY FOR DoUBTIkc THo~AsEs' UNRE-
PEkTANT SINNERS JESUS ASCENSION
REDUCED TO IT'S NATIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EvER-noRE-THE HUMAN BoDY-A MYTH -
AS DICTATED TO MY GREATEST MARY. MRS EDDY,
WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE lis RULING
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD or IRoN!-MY
MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE MASTER SUPREME.
COLOSSAL SCIENCE or THE UNIvERsE,-THE
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES,
you WILL BECOME ONE or MY HIGHEST CHOSEN
PEOPLE. cHRIsTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
May A MlklMuM OF SATANS OPPOSITION AND
PAiNs-lN BELIEF-THEREoF DELAY YOUR ACCEPT
ANcE. THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY or UNINvAD
ABLE. oMNIPRESEkT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE,
YOUR TRUE HABITAT, MY ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS
WALL s. Journal 6fl5 COMMUNISM APPEARS TO
BE WINNING ON EVERY FRONT WHILE THE WEST
ASSIGNS ITSELF TO DEFENSIVE ROLE. This appraisal
came from Dr. Charles H. Msik Of Lebanon president Of
she Uh General Assembly. in Dartmouth College CON-
rneneemeni address Communism CONTROLS DIRECTLY
oNE-THIRD or THE WORLD he said AND IT HAS
INFiLTRATED AND soFTEhED UP ~ VARYING DE-
cREEs THE REMAINING Two-THIRDs'"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Is KILLED, 81 HURT IN FIERY CRASH

tDefror news 3 81
PHOENIX. Ari1-. June s.-APl-sixfeen Mexican farm
sborers killed and 81 others injured when
crv6eIyFssnoned bus crashed into tree and exploded
Phoenix today.
Police. who had difficulty determining fhe number OF
chsrred and erested bodies in the twisted wecksge listed
these figures official but said there may be dead
Many OF the injured in serious condition.
Officers said the driver. Nsfo Manuel Gloria Jr.. AP
PARENTLY FELL ASLEEP while taking the workers from
the farm labor Office Mesa. ARK, west OF Phoenix. TO
the fields az ToIesor, east OF Phoenix
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Publisher S Mail Bag
lconsinved from Pace u

tconiinUed from Page u
me Hon. Atty. Gen. VIM. p Rogers Washington, DC.
The Hon. Sen. Lynn o. Francis, Lansino Mich
Grove Press At: Mr. Barney Rossef NY NY
Radio Station WJR, Fisher Bldg. Detroit 4
PhiIs Gen. Hospital Or. Thorn. Bssser,on Res STAFF
Ply. Phil Pa
Dr. Marshall Brveer, Medical Dir. Oak RIDGE institute
OF hUelesr Studies, Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence le467 San Ju.r p.,ro, ts.,..,,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
livery MORTAL A LIAR! TOTAL DEPRAWTf
or MORALS ALIAS MORTAL MIND

TO MS EDDY SzEATEST AAaY Z 70 sOO,
= CO -ER ~ ~. And PRECEDED 81 81 FAUl
~ ROMANS 70 YOU RE LIARS
FORTUNATELY Tr-E SHINING STUPID BlUNDEs-
fssG. ADAH-EsE tEJ1EN RACES And TIER
scSaLLED MATERIAL WORLD AND UNIVERSE
ARE Merely VISIBLE sl-AOcNy. h-Y-T+s5C-s4
MORTAL T-iS-c-U-c--T P--ENc@S<G.-cOONTER-
FETTs AND 5U7LEscUEs c. T-E EXCLUSIVE
REALITY c. ETEsNaLLy COMPLETELY PoPU-
LATED SUPER SATURATED UNAVAILABLE. OssN-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE YOUR
TRUE HABITAT NY ETERNAL IMAGE And LIKENESS.
cUnoco Begins 3-Teor Term; Appel Borred
5y To- J5gcs 'os+roH News 10
s-E5cYcGN #Tt- g.-s l4-5s--e1 fron an appeal
hY raes sc-tI-s sD' Jo-- cS-scs as taken 70 re
Wis-onsr State Prison MsU7U- .ocsy sc ssr- 'rree
yesr p~son feS bes.ns -s-s.rsfos kehSer Co
ercacyes-
Actually she former UAH ores-irs- from De+rof ~ss
ersn --o +hreeyesr terms fer ssss-r yesterday ~
Judge ~hs beyond re r--sscU-io-'s recommended
pe-s-y. Ev- me terms ~l coocvrrsnsly, making
c.rscs eligible fer parole N s5es- year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Mr.. Business Cyde-
Continued from Back Paqel


The National Bureaus findings indicate that in The past
10 the Of e advance has speeded up such
degree that IL amounted 70 IS 20 per for the
decade since the end Of the
Or. Fsbriesnfs conclusion from these findings that
he msnhcvr output in the United States has added
amount well in Of the total output obtained from
hour Of work in most parts Of the EARTH"
In simple terms this that growth in the United
States phenomenal that II is exceeding ell Of the earth
and that the for in addition plant and equip
ment tangible capital goods" is fhe investment in
educating young and women in research and tech
noogy.
THESE FINDINGS BY THE NATIONAL BUREAU CON.
FlRMED ~ a FAcTuAL WAY WHAT DR. CHARLES
MALIK or LEBANON, PRESIDENT or THE UNITED
NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY, TOLD THE DART
MOUTH COLLEGE GRADUATING CLASS JUNE IA, WHEN
Ne URGED THE YOUNG MEN TO DISCARD THE COS
BIOLOGICAL FALLAcY" WHICH HOLDS THAT EVENTS
ARE BEYOND HUMAN CONTROL AND TO SEARCH
WITHIN FOR The REAL MAN."
In this search and This finding Of she real in the
Image Of the Highest" Dr. MsIik held that the forces Of
sserss represented the Communist STATES Of today
. checked.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Oral Roberts
lconiinved from Page u

All who desire prayer for healing Prayer
Card in order 10 enter ihe Prayer Line Cards given
out only AZ the afternoon meetings beginning the first
day OF the Crusade There charge for these cards
You must attend afternoon instruction eefnq however
White cards for nvalids who ca>ros sas. fnrouqh
the Prayer Line Only &c wrc given day
Prayer Line cards eoored-yeIlow. pink blue and
greenland have letter printed at the top. You must
wait until your color and are called before
entering the Prayer Line IT IS BETTER NOT TO COME
" you ARE UNABLE TO STAY UNTIL YOUR CARD IS
CALLED. We cannot permit anyone in the Prayer Line
before his card is called
All Prayer Cards must be validated by miniser-covn.
se'or Covnseors are seated al tables the platform
between afternoon and night meetings.
Brother Roberts will pray for everyone who has card
before the Crusade ends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Private Leadership
scsefinvss srsn Bsek Psss,

ursss ARE aEAssUeDe AND WELCOME DE-
vElcpMErx - -.
TreY ARE WELCOME BECAUSE They Az NJ
wANs- Tr<EY MEAN THAT MILLIONS MokE 49,
$50 .vr xsor xusc AND SHARING WELL ~ THE
COMMON PROSPERITY.
they Are REEssURikc BECAUSE Insr eoNsIE
rrs psEcposs ASSETS m The COLD PEACE - FOR
TIE Mr+clE FREE WORLD
Ts Is every - examine these sssefs vim sans
ss-ssrr m Unepsyers s,e lowest seveI IN seventeen
-,r-.Hs S-w- n Nay 33sSooo, about 100000 bso~
year ssr a ssnpsoynenf a. eeoooooo nee NY rseore'
20 nno .sss. wear 400; 90 s.ersss weekly factory
es--s erreedne so fhe FIRST ne; ~ prices con-
.r-.lnS s.s>ae-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27

INTELLIGENCE SAVED, PERHAPS. But ikFAN-
TIE SPIRITUALLY IMPURE. STILL WoRsHPPtNG
ANOTHER CoO-"MATTER" AND ITS FATHER.
TIE DEHlAscTH GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND
H-Y-T-H-sl- CEMoNsTRABLE BY The REALLY
PURE IN HEART MY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE,
cHRIs-IIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WHO
APPREHEND THE NEW HEAVEN AND NEW EARTH,
TIE REAL OF NATIONS CREATION NOT
NEEDING HEALING or UNAVAILABLE. SUPER
SATURATED oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE YOUR TRUE HABITAT. MY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Union Members Demand
tconiinved from Page u

THIS IS OUR LAST CHANCE TO GET SOME LEc,s.
sa..oN THROUGH" they saying. you HAD TWO
IsAks OF HEARINGS AND NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE
number OF The letters from Office workers In Chi,
complaining shout Efforts Of shs rssussers 10 orosnirs
Them s5ainsi their will 1870
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Unsafe Driving

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
eUplAcA IARD FOR 3-HAR rHRll:
WAVING pEfHSE RARs upEM

y Tnn 1sFERL De- Nesz- IA sne'0sp~0 -
COD VA us DETROIT TzaBlnE
wkRTEc SrsFF RESUMES TO skyTf<ER Gov
NTlliahxs E,1l s&zEy. CAS- se-olLE. And OTHER
CEtMx D4ypEs AID DEPUTIES
TFsE uA&-CzcS ArrEAAF7ED STEA O. cceIkN
C kc<<lEz saS- las YET &c REAc- rs hkkf5sD
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GOV WILLIAMS FoR SEVERAL YEARS REFUSED
TO EETRkDTTE c<gNAcA 70 WISCONSIN cLAkshNs
Tat Tr%s FUGITIVE FRo1 Justice ccNlc
NOT REcErE JUSTICE - WISCONSIN. And T-E
uS sU7REME coyKT STANDS READY. WILLING
AID AISLE TO ExAsa>sE APPEALS FROM ALLEGED
u&@yy- 4ECecxEl DECISIONS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Mayer Miriam
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c.ri-s >ss e ,ss-t - ss-s- -sy s-+e-rrr7s
esoers Twas -7-75ess.> ->-t-c ths- 7e-hsg -Se
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svILL rasT c. -s-E PRINCIPAL AMOUNT 70 TIE
FEDERAL CONVENIENT Under THE REQUIREMENTS
C --E 80 60 fs1s 5-- --sy NcH SEEK LEcisLE-
100. ~ a--8c-- IRIS SETOSN O. CAPITAL FUNDS
WOULD sE STRETCHED OVER 70 YEARS PERFECT
~ RIDICULOUS PSo7csEL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Radio Time Blasted



Is : co- g --e >ssH srS 'seSs s's-Ss- r7Oss
gre - sT>@~.ss sss-esc .>.s c. opers@ie-
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CHRISTINE SANITY. JUDGMENT. ETC. AS PER
cr,LDLEss CHRIST JESUS
Gods wholly sccreoifed. SANE Church. herspev-
res imperative pure basic edvcsfion culture politics
entertainment me Christ Scientist destined
70 Decoe re ard re onIy religion ard 'herspeUcs
o. sii and peopIes,ss God ard His greatest
hsrT. foyn5sr % rs wholly frvst~or'hy Church
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q re MYTHICAL % fe shining stupid bIyn5erne
human snc their so<sIed "nseris world and uni
l.,nsrely MYTHICAL. mortal THOUGHT images.
REAL yrrserss-ssrless heshIess spiritual chrssIke
III stsrnsly completely popssed svper-sst0rsted. in
vulnerable o~rnpressnt ard eternal life void Of
fns MYTHICAL. desiish. snsiIchrs PARTICIPATING.
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sre psyehcssy 81 human birtnt ard psrenhood niThe
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cf ss'eYpe>e ne chriSfisn Silence textbook His
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FSser. King Jsr,es Protestant Bible!
~ YoVr ssryics. Best wishet-
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70 Christ,
Andres 2. Frvehsvf. c-s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27
Ask Doctors To Warn Potients
DRUGS AND DISEASES MAKE DRIVING UNSAFE

By Allen ShoenfieId lDes. News g. u
ANN ARBOR June s-Fsmily doctors being
listed ~ American Medical Association in attempt
80 rae slaughter ihe highways
Dr. Seward e. Miller. University Of Michigan professor
medicine and director CT the institute OF Indus
trial Medicine member Of ninernan AVA committee on
medical aspects Of automobile injuries and deaths today
first copies Of Me5csl Guide for Physicians
in Determining Fitness 70 Drive Motor Vehicle"
Doctors urged TO accept he obligation Of informing
patient that physical mental and emotional states
disabilities impair driving ability.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-27

Lcsn : N,is~i
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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15
Cosos y Cosas
Por OSCAR FRALEY, de Ia, UPI

Dempsey euenta Ia historic
de que en- una OCCASION iba con
un amigo en- I'm taxi y cemen-
aaron a hablar de los bouts de
Dempsey, Finalmente Ell dri-
yer Sc viro y pregunto;
Dempsey? Jack Dempsey?
Olga, emo es listed ell boxea-
dor?
Isl" replica Jack.
"GY con quien va a pelear
pregunto nue.
vamente el driver.
"Pues con Nino Valdes" di.
10 en- son de hroma.
"Y que lie hara?" AqoIsJ
"Pues noquearlo en- los heats,
replico Dempsey muy serio.
"Grscias, Sc 10 dire a mis- ami
gos'.
Dempsey Sc dobla de la risa
cuando cuenta la historic, pero
ell otsullo es algo pasajero y
tambien cuenta' 10 que oy6 en-
SUI restaurant una noche.
Una pareja de novios lego
y 81 lie dijo a ella:
Else es Jack Dempsey.
".Y quien es el''. pregunto
ella.
"Pues ell dueno del restau-
rant, replica Ell.
Como declmos, la fama mu-
chas wees es inexistente.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15

nos carros de Grand rrix pa
ra correr en- Europa y possible
mente yo ayudare algunas We:
ces manejandolos dijo. INC
pienso competir en- pistas de
TERRA, pero en- sventos ocasio.
males como indianapolis, Mon.
"a, Daytona Beach y Milwaukee
ESQ 81 encaja en- mis- planes
Daigh, casado y padre de dos
ninos, dice que no piensa en-
los riesgos de manejar porqus
ha estado asociado con las ca.
rreras desde cast SUI naciminto.
"Pero en- Indianapolis seri
un case de primeramente "ca.
lentar" al driver y lueso calen.
tar a nuestro reconstruidc ca.
rro anadio. "Estoy curioso de
probar la pista y Sc que tendri
que demostrar mis- condolences
en- la prueba de los drivers, pc.
no recibi la oportunidad y pien.
so aprovecharla".
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15
Charles "Chuk" Daiqh
Por ALEX KAHN, de la UPI

Los ANGELES, febrero 10.
-UPD-El amor a los auto
mo7Aes guio a Charles Chuck"
Daigh a convertirse en- uno de
los mejores mecanicos de ca
rios de carrera y ahora, a los
IS amos, recibe su oportunidad
de manejar en- la famosa ca
rrera de 500 millas de India
napolis.
Aunque sera un driver nova
to en- la famosa pista de ladri-
Hos, Daigh no es ningun desco-
nocido a la pista. Como mccain
60 hizo frecuentes Wales alli
en- 1855 actuo como jefe de
mecanicos para Ell &c. Agaja-
MAN Special.
Y fue Agajanian, I'm promo
tor local de carreras, que dio
a Daigh su oportunidad de pro-
bar SUI habilidad en- la pista.
Agajanian estaba dispuesto. a
darle al veterano Troy Ruttman
Ell chance de manejar su re-
construido caro- en-1a carrera
de indianapolis de este ano. Pc
70 ell Auto Club de Estados Uni
dos suspendio a Ruttman por
algunas dificultades en- la sira
por Europa.
"Conozco a Aggie desde ha-
ee mucho tempo" manifesto
Daigh. "Y cuando Troy fue sus-
pendido me pregunto 81 guerra
manejar mi coche.- Aggie esta-
ba deseoso de clio, aunque el
saba que nunca he manejado
I'm CAIRO en- la pista'.
Pero Daigh no es extrafo en-
Ell deporte. En- otono pasado
gano en- Grand Prix de Estados
Unidos en- uno de los Scarabs
del Millionaire deportista Lam
&c Reventolow, que 81 ayudo a
construjr. Manej6 en- la carrera
de Riverside, California, por-
que Reventlow inscribio tres
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15

coches y necesitaba otro dri-
yer.
"Creo que esa es la forma
en- que entire en- la categoria
de driver" manifesto Daigh en-
ell garage de Reventlow en- la
parte oeste de Los Angeles.
mo he manejado mucho, pero
tome parte en- varias de las ca
rreras por carretera de Mexico
como mecanico. Crei que no
ayudaba al driver al no poder
ayudarle a virar en- las curvas,
por 10 que commence a practicar.
FL amor de Daigh por los co.
ches, provienwe de SUI ninez en-
Long Beach, California, en- don
de su padre poseia un garage
y comenz6 a andar con "cacha-
rros preparados". ESQ lie guio
a un puesto con la planta de
ensamblaje de la Lincoln-M er-
curry, en- donde su interes en-
los carros sirvio para que fue-
ra asignado a preparar coches
de stock para las carreras me
xicanas, trabajando en- los pits
en- Indianapolis y ayudando a
otros drivers a preparar sus ca
rios para carreras de stock.
Despues comenzo a trabajar
para Reventlow, actuando CO.
mo mecanico hasta que ell jo-
ven Millionaire ampli6 sus ope-
raciones de un solo caro- a
inscribir dos y tres coches en-
las carreras.
eel ano pssado gan6 tres ca
rrera en- ell Este antes de re-
gresar y ganar ell Riverside
Grand Prix" manifesto. "Y des.
de entonces Reventlow y 20 ma
nejamos juntos para ganar las
carreras de Nassau.
Daigh todavia intenta man.
tener sus principles activida.
des como mecanico, dejando ell
manejar como algo sscundario
"Estamos construyendo algu.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-15
Brasil Impuso Record en- los Jueqos
del e Cumpsonato sudamerieuno
Los chilenos Isnoran la T6efiee del BeisboI. -
Is un Record. PERI y Ecuador on Primer Lvsar

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, febre.
70 IA. tUPD-Brasil, ell actual
campon suramericano, aplast6 a
Chile por 50 a 2 carreras en- Ia
septima fecha de los Juegos del
Segundo Campeonato Surname.
ricaro.
La rotunda victoria de los
brasilenos, que parece consti-
tuir I'm record mundial en- euan.
to a carreras, coloca a Brasil en-
primer lugar, junto con PERI y
Ecuador.
La csrencia de homegeneidad
de los jugadores chilenos expli-
ca la estruendosa derrota que
sufrieron estos, sobre TODD en-
vista de la absolute seguridad
de ia bateria brasilena.
Ell cuadro brasileno, tornado
en- su mayoria por jugadores de