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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

LONDRES, febrero 4.-(U.P.
l@--El secretario de estado
norteamericano, john Foster
Dulles, llego hoy a Londres pa
"a iniciar una serie de consul
tas con los gobiernos aliados a
fin de crear I'm frente undo
ante Russia en- la crisis que Sc
avecina en- Berlin.
Dulles diio a su llegada que
tenia ennfianza en- que 81 for
maria tai frente
e. s~ecretario dijo tambien
que seria premature" de su
parte hacer concentrates sobre
los presuntos planes del primer
ministro britanico, Harold Mac
milan de viajar a Moscu con
ell proposito de arreglar las CO.
sas por SUI cuenta.
Dulles expreso que no podia
decir NADIA a este respecto mien
tras Macmillan mismo no hui
biera hecho una declaration
Sc espera que ell primer mi
nistro discuta la idea con Du-
lies y otros lideres occidental
les. 81 fuera aprobada, anuncia-
ria SUI viaje muy en- breve, po-
siblemente manana, segun Sc
dijo en- fuentes bien informa'
das.
Ell avi6n de la fuerza aerea
norteamericana que traje a Du.
lies desde Washington aterrizt
en- Ell aeropuerto de Londres q
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

la manera de resolver ell pro-
blema de Berlin,
Dulles, sir embargo, anadio
que tenia "confianza en- que mis-
coDvsrsaciones aqui conduciran
a una politica occidental unida
en- cuanto a Berlin.
POGO antes de partir de Wa
shtngton, ell Secretario Dulles
declar[ que, por 10 que Sc refe-
ia a Eslados Unidos, no habria
guerra por Berlin, pero mo pue-
do decir que piensan los rusos."
Dulles hizo esta declaration
a los periodistas en- ell aeropuer-
To nacional de Washington, an
ties de partir, y despues de ha-
Der tenido una conversation de
mas de una bora con ell Presi-
dente Eisenhower en- la Casa
Blanca.
En- una de~claraclon especial
que expidio por intermedio de la
Casa Blanca, ell Secretario ma
nifesto que sus conversaciones
con los gobernantes britanicos
en- Londres, los franceses en- Pa
ris y los alemanes en- Bonn, ten
drian a la Union de Occidente.
ante las amenaZas de los sovie-
ticos contra Berlin Occidental.
Tamhien expres6 que espera-
ba estudiar la posibilidad de
conversaciones de los cuatro
grandes (Gran Bretana, Fran
iPasa a la Pagina IL
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
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lBERCAMERicA en-
DIN
PERU A
NORTEAMERICANOS

WASHINGTON. (UPI).- FL
emDajador peruano Fernando
Bcrckemeyer ha otorgado con-
decoraciones de SUI pals a seis
norteamericanos por la contri.
bucion que han hecho a las re.
laclones peruano-norteamerica.
mas.
En- ceremonial realizada ano.
che fueron honrados con la Or
den de' Merlto ell General Tho
mas D White, iefe de Estado
Mayer de la Fuerza Aerea nor.
teamertcana. ell Mayor Steven
Puskar, ex miembro de la Mi
Pasa q Ia Pagina III
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poIieia de Terror Rusa ~Desapareeio, Dicen

MOSCU, Feb. 4. - CUPID - Alexander Shelepin, ell nuevo
Jefe de la %Seguridad, declare hoy en- ell vigesimo primer Con
greso del Partido Comunista que la polcia sovietica de terror
es algo que pertenece al pasado.
Pero, agrego, aunque "a los imperialistas les agradaria que
disminuyeramos la tarea de nuestros 6rganos de seguridad del
Estado y nos desarmaramos, sus suehos no Sc realizaran'.
Aseguro a los Delegates que los miembros de los Organs
mos de seguridad haran Ttodo 10 possible para asegurar la segu-
ridad del Estado sovietico y de sus cudadanos'.
No obstante, agreg6, la elimination del ex jee de Segu
ridad Lavreni Beria y "sus esbirros" significa que "nunca ha
bra una nueva vioacon de la legalidad revolucionaria. Este nc
sera permitido por nuestro parhdo nj por nuestro Comite Cen
trail. l
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

DO indicio alguno previo que 10
que ocurrio.
"Estaba sentado en- ell salon
del dvi6n con otro individuo
y dos aeromozas, charlando...
luego clame y pense que iba a
morir", dijo.
Agrego que Ell y otros super
vivientes nadaron en- las frias
agrlas hasta un remolcador que
lleyaba varias barcazas por ell
lugar. Otros fueron recogidos
por larchas de la policia y ell
scrviciu de guardacostas, bu-
oues-bl mbas y I'm helicoptero
de la policis.
Entire los sobrevivientes fl
gural tres de los tripulantes,
ell primer Official, Frank S. Hla-
vsceckk. ell lngeniero de vuelo,
Warren E. Cook. y la aeromo-
"a, loan Marie Zeller.
Is este ell primer desastre
de lin avion a turbo-helice des-
de que Sc inauguro en- Estados
Unidos en- noviembre ultimo la
epoca de los aviones comercia-
les ? reaction
La pOlicia establecio I'm CEN
tro de socorros y deposito de
csdaveres en- la seccion de Co.
llege Point, en- Ell barrio de
Queens ell mas cercano al lu-
gar del desastre en- la costa de
Long Island
I'm pedazo de un metro de la
cola de diez metros del avion
(Pasa a ia Pagira III
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

GUANTANAMO, Oriente, fe-
brero 4 CUPID. - Ounce avio-
mes de la fuerza aerea cubana
"bombardearon" hoy la Sierra
Maestro con 10000 cajas conte-
niendo juguetes y dulces.
Autoridades del gobierno re-
volucionario dijeron que la
"Operacion Fidel" esta destina-
da a alegrar a $4,000 familias
campesinas pobres en- una IONA
de cuatro kil6metros Y medic
cuadrados, considerable como la
que mas sufri6 durante los dos
amos de guerra civil.
Las cajas de regalos descen-
dieron en- paracaidas rojinegros,
que son los dolores del Movi-
miento 26 de Julio que dirige
Fidel Castro.
Ell "Bombardeo" comenz6 a
las ocho de la manana y termi-
no a las cuatro de la tarde. Cas-
tro presencio la operation des-
de ell aire Y desde terra.
Los aviones volaron tan bajo
que sus ocupantes podian yer
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Venezuela Insiste en-
los SoIvoconduetos
Poro 13 AsiIodos

CARACAS, febrero 4. CUPID
FL Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores, Rene de Sofa, decla-
no que Venezuela insistira en-
que Sc entreguen salvoconductos
a los trece asilados que quedan
en- la Embajada de Venezuela
de Republica Domincana, de
acuerdo con ell derecho interna-
cional.
Agreg6 ell Ministro en- entire
vista con la prensa cue Sc prepa-
ra un memorandum en- la camel
Iberia venezolana para entregar-
10 al gobierno dominicano por
intermedio del Embajador Gil
berto Urdaneta.
Senalo ell canciller que la 81
tuaci6n de las gestiones para
obtener los salvoconductos no
ha variado, es decir, que Vene-
zuela los pldlo y Republica Do
minicana los deneg6.
AL responder a preguntas So
bre una possible ruptura de rela-
clones diplomaticas Immediate
mente, despues que Sc haga car
go del mando presidential e1
Or. R6mulo Betancourt, ash CO.
mo sobre los rumores de que Sc
prepare I'm asalto a la Embaja-
da venezolana en- Ciudad Truji-
Ito ,el canciller dijo que no tie
ne conocimiento Official alguno
sobre esos asuntos.
Finalmente, dijo que esta tar
de partira hacia Republica Do
minicana ell Embajador Urdane-
ia, y que llevara consigo ell cita-
do memorandum.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
Crisis Sc Agrava
UEK Sc AgHNd
Etados Unidos Enyiard Energica Protesa
d Russia por Ia Detencion de Cinco Americanos
constituye Infruceion de convenios, Dice Eisenhower

WASHINGTON, febrero A.
(UPI)-El Presidente Eisenho-
wer dijo en- SUI audiencia perio-
distica que los Estados Unidos
van a formular una energica
protesta a la Union Sovietica
contra la continuation de la de-
tenci6n de cinco miembros de
las fuerzas armadas norteame-
ricanas y cuatro camiones en-
un puesto de control de la ca
rretera a Berlin Occidental.
Ell P%residente manifesto que
la detencion del grupo desde
Ia tarde del lunes constituye
una infracci6n de convenios
cuatripartitos, tanto implicitos
como explicitos, relacionados
con la calidad de ocupantes de
los vencedores de la segunda
guerra mundial.
Eisenhower hlzO la declara-
ci6n contestando a preguntas
que Sc lie dirigieron en- relaci6n
con la acci6n de los guardas
sovieticos en- ell extreme occi-
dental del corredor de acceso
sliado a Berlin, al detener I'm
convoy de cuatro camiones nor
teamericanos que transportaba
"jeeps" de la ciudad a Alema-
MIA Occidental.
FL primer magistrate recor-
do que Russia y las otras tres
grandes potencias aliadas que
derrotaron a la Alemania nazi
firmaron convenios para esta-
hlecer fuerzas de las cuatro ma
clones en- Berlin .Estos acuer-
dos dan acknowledgements a cada
uno de los cuatro paises ell de-
recho de anoyar a sus fuerzas
destacadas ALI.
Manifesto ell Presidente Que
los E. U. siempre han conside-
RADIO que tienen ell derecho de
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

sinos huian a ocultarse cada vez
que Dian sus motoreS.
Tan pronto los ninos de la
Sierra Maestro vieron flotar las
cajas de regalos agitaron sus
brazos en- senal de saludo Y
lanzaron besos a los aviones.
Castro visitara probablemen-
tie la cercana ciudad de Mama
Milo esta noche, antes de re-
gresar a La Habana.
REFORMA AGRARIA
BOSTON, febrero 4 CUPID
Ell Subsecretario de Agriculture
cubano, Od6n Alvarez de la
Campo, dijo hoy que ell gobier.
no revolucionario de SUI pals
proyecta invertir veinte milo
mes de pesos al aho en- I'm pro.
grama de reforma agraria.
De la Campo dijo en- una
conterencla colectiva de prem
sa en- ell Consulate cubano en-
esta ciudad, que los fondos Sc
ran empleados en- la compra de
terra adorable para un pro.
grama de diversificaci6n agri.
cola.
De la Campa,' que perdl6 am
has manos en- una explosion
ocurrida en- 1857 mientras ira
bajaba con ell movimiento sub
versivo revolucionario en- La
Habana, esta aqui baio trata-
miento de heridas que sufri6
en- los ojos al ocurrir la ex-
plosion. Fue operado hace tres
dias.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
CUBA

que descendant los regalos.
Hombres y mujeres corrian con
ninos en- los brazos para yer ell
extraordinario espectaculo.
Hace POGO mas de un mes los
photos del regimen de Fulgen,
clio Batista emplearon los mis-
mos aviones para bombardear
y ametrallar Las Villas en- las
montanas y los mismos campo
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

SAN JUAN. - Como result
tado de una vista hecha por ell
Condo Ottino Caracciolo Di Of
rino a Puerto Rico durante la
semana proximo pasada, Sc es-
pera la llegada aqui, ell % del
corriente, de I'm grupo de IL vi
sitantes europeos intresados en-
metodologia Y tecnicas usadas
para ell desarrollo economico
y social. Este grupo, del cual
forman parte cuatro universe
tarios, cuatro funcionarios de
goblerno y cuatro representa-
ties de entidades particulares,
tiene tambien gran interes en-
observar la participation direc-
ia del pueblo puertorriqueno en-
la Operation Manos a la Obra.
Los participates proceden
de Italia, Grecia, Turquia y Yu-
goeslavia.
Ell viaje del Condo Caraccio-
10 Di Forino tuvo como propo-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

yor parte de los territories afri-
capos que formaron parte del
lmperio frances.
En- Ia nueva relacion entire
los miembros de la comunidad
cada uno de los estados goza de
una gran MEDIA de autonomia,
pnro admite que las cuestiones
de gran alcance como politica
exterior defensa y asuntos mo-
netarios deberan ser maneja-
das en- Paris.
COMUNIDAD FRANCESCA
PARIS, febrero 4. (UPI)-El
Presidente Charles De Gaulle,
inaueur6 aver ell "Gobierno" de
la recientemente organizada
"Comunidad Francesa' con una
(Pasa a Ia Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

enviar por ell corredor de ITS
Kilometres de acceso a Berlin
Occidental, cualquier clase de
provisiones o material que de-
seen y de retirarlo de ALI Guam.
do 10 estimen oportuno.
Siguio diciendo que los E.U.
nunca han acceptable que los ru-
SOS tengan derecho alguno de
inspeccionar los convoyes nor
teamericanos nj la cargo que
conducen.
Ell Presidente dijo que no sa-
bia 81 la protesta va habia sido
entregada al Ministerio de Re-
l%aciones Exteriores sovietico
cuando estaba anunciandola.
Eisenhower hizo observar que
esta importante protesta de
hoy fue precedida de tres es-
fuerzos infructuosos de las au-
toridades militares de los e. u.
en- Alemania para que los rusos
dejaran libre al convoy.
Los energicos terminus en-
que Sc expres6 ell presidente
parecen subrayar ell criterio de
los medios oficiales de esta ca
pital de que ell incidente fue
una prueba deliberate que Ru-
STA quiso hacer de la determi-
nacion de los E. U. de mantle
ner SUI derecho de acceso a Ber-
lin.
Los rusos han exigido que los
aliados occidentsles evacuen
Berlin Occidental para Ell q de
MARIO y permitan que Sc con-
vierta en- "ciudad libre" desmi-
litarizada. Dijeron que tienen
ell plan de traspasar su sector
U. s. A. DIRECTION EN- Ell CENTRIC
Solamente SIS al mes. lie remitire-
mos SUI correspondence. Oficina 420
Calumet Bldg. 10 N. e. 3 Ave. cerca
Dc Flagler, Miami, Fla FIR 3-2os4
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
Muere prominente Veierano de AViacion

TUCSON, ARIZONA, Feb. A. - CUPID Jack Frye, ex-
Presidente de Trans World Airlnes, 'falleci6 una bora despues
que ell automovl en- que viajaba fue alcanzado por otro vehicu.
10 que pas6 pr alto una senal de parada.
Ell veterano de la aviacion, de 81 amos de edad, que du-
rante varios amos dirigi6 la General Anaine and Film Corpo-
ration, de Nueva York, fabricante de los equipos f~ptograficos
Ansco, despues de abandonar la Presdencia de la TWA en- 1o47,
sali6 despedido de SUI coche por la fuerza del irnpacto.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05
'Operad6n Fide| L|eva Algeria a
F ami|ias de Campesinos en- Oriente
OUNCE AVIONES LLEVAN $4,000
De JUCUETEs PARA NINOs

SUelton en- Puroeuidos Ia Immense Cargo de
ResaIos. - Ninos de la Sierra Maestro
Responder con SoIudo RevoIueionario -
Invertirdn 20 MiIIones en- la Reformo Aqruriu
"Aproveehordn Este Para sU Propaganda, por
que nos Derrotaron", Dice Alex Harmonn
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

los rOStr0S ale
gres de los nj
nos campesi
nos a
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

ssssss%S' .s5s0iRe. io';' $3.50 ssse. A sS1o
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

U. S. A. DIRECTION EN- Ell CENTRIC
Solamente SIS al mes. lie remitire-
mos SUI correspondence. Oficina 420
Calumet Bldg. 10 N. e. 3 Ave. cerca
de Flagler, Miami, Fla FIR 3-2094
(6616) 20
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-05

MAS NOTICIAs EN- LA PAG. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

Giont. Compare you'll see thot
the products Giont sells stond out for
excellence in quality and value thot
defy competition. These stondords
Of performance allow for Giant no
more thon one penny profit per dollar
soles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05

most trouble for Montgomery schools. The
Eagles come knocking at the door every year
with less apparent material than other PG
schools and seldom finish out of the first four.
The Eagles loom ahead of Blair next week.
A rival sportswriter suggested this week
that an All-Star game be played between east
and west teams of the Bi-County League Tor
charity on Thanksgiving morning.
It's a good idea but chances OF getting
approval for such a scheme are pretty
poor. There have been attempts made to
get Bi-COunty schools into a Washington
Metropolitan football championship series
but this has failed. State rules prevent
any schools or players from entering post
season contests under pain of reprisal such
as blocking participation in the State Bias.
ketbaII Tournament or the State Track
Meet.
And where could such game be held?
If money was wanted for charity, best sug-
gestion would be to hold it somewhere in
Northern Virginia and make it a night game.
A Nv game on Friday night when all other
teams were playing during the daytime or
away, drew close to 1000 fans last season. The
Silver Bowl between a good Bulls Prep team
and the Navy Plebes was a throw away last
year
NOTES: Don't be surprised if Bill Carney
of Sherwood and his II touchdown passes don't
land considerable All-Star mention at the close
of the season. :. One of the best unheralded
football players in the County before Saturday
at least was Joe Gamble of Blair. Switched
from tackle to fullback Joe is a sharp blocker
and hard runner and shifts back to defensive
tackle when the other team has the ball. {.
Although tackles Bud Whitaker and Don Krue-
ger are still doing good job for B-CC the pre-
season praises have tapered off since the
Barons started losing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
Sherwood Faces
Lackey in Final
Game Saturday

Next Saturday 1t will be
Parents Day at Sherwood High
School.
1t will also be the final game
of the season for the Warriors,
when they will be heavily IA
vored to close out a successful
season against Lackey at 2 pm.
Should Sherwood win Satur-
day it will tie the schools Sec
ond best football record of I'll.
Sherwood's best year was 81
when the Warriors, as this year,
lost only to Rockville.
Sherwood can already lay
claim to the unofficial District
2, Class B football title since the
Warriors have the best record
of any B school in the district.
Parents Day Saturday
Parents day Will start with an
II am. breakfast for the boys
on the squad and their parents
at the school. The parents will
be entertained by school Of
ficials before game time.
Converted tackle Don Luther
led the way over Laurel for
Sherwood last week and was
awarded the Mid-County Junior
Chamber of Commerce Trophy
as the outstanding player of the
game.
Halfback Luther passed to
Bob Pack for a 55-yard touch
down play and returned an in
tercepted pass 80 yards for an
other score. Quarterback Bill
Carney passed five yards to Bill
Martin for his 18th touchdown
of the season.
This is a school record and
tops all passers in the Metropoli-
tan area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
Of Fools l11sd Ki1sQS
By George Bragaw

Now there are three Saturdays left in the
Bi-County race.
The pressure is on Richard Montgomery
and Blair. For Wheaton it is off. Both the
Rockets and the Blazers would have to lose
for the Knights, who play one more league
game than Blair and two more than Richard
Montgomery, to win.
Wheaton has Northwood and Richard
Montgomery remaining. Blair has the tough.
est road of the three with Bladensburg, High
Point and Bethesda remaining The Rockets
face B-CC, Northwood, and Wheaton.
Barring upsets Blair should win its
remaining games and perhaps the cham.
piOnship, depending upon how the records
are judged. Richard Montgomery could
get as far as Wheaton, but it's been MANY,
many years since Bill Hahn has lost two
games in one season, and he isn't the type
to consider the loss to Blair as anything
less than unbearabIe.
For some reason, except for the first couple
years of Bi-County operation, the league is
always a fight between two or at the most
three teams and the club which goes undefeat-
ed wins the marbles. This has been true for
the last five years, and it looks like it will be
true again this year
And for that matter the Montgomery Coun-
ty schools have had the best of it throughout
the history of the league. Once Northwestern
won and once Bladensburg tied Blair for the
title, all the other titles were won by Montgom-
cry schools.
The Prince Georges schools seem to
threaten powerhouses at the start of each sea-
son, that never materialize Suitland worried
everyone this year and Bladensburg worries
every year But aside for an occasional upset
the Mustangs haven't caused much damage and
the Rams were a bust.
Strangely enough, the smallest Prince
Georges school, High Point, has caused the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
Trojans Play Howard Friday

Kirk counted on a run of 10
yards and another gallop of 65
yards. Norris scored on a 81
yard run and on a 20 yard pass
play from Kenny Torreyson.
The scores were Norris eighth
and ninth touchdowns of the
year. He leads the Trojans in
that department.
Haville has been particularly
pleased of late with the play of
his interior lineman, guards, Bill
Sangrey, FRANC Cornelius and
tackles Darby Burdette and
Teddy Kirk, Garland's brother.
Handiman Bobby carp, who has
played guard, tackle, center and
even quarterback this season
was also singled out. Harville
feels that while Gaithersburg
does not have a winning record
at this point, not even Rockville,
the toughest team Gaithersburg
faced, was able to run through
the middle of the Trojan line.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05

Gaithersburg can pull up to
the 500 mark for the season
with win over Howard County
at the Ag Center Friday night
at 8 pm.
This is the final game for the
Trojans this season.
Howard County while not a
smooth team, makes up for
what it lacks in fineness with
its size and Coach John Harville
feels that his charges will be in
for a rough evening against a
tough opponent.
"We're looking better lately"
Harville says of his last three
games.
Gaithersburg toppled its Bi.
County League rival North.
wood, 26-0, for the third year in
a row last week. Fullback Gar.
land Kirk and halfback Mike
Norris each scored touchdowns
to lead the Trojans last week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
Football, Basketball,
Clubs Offered by "

In the Saturday morning foot.
ball classes offered to grade
school boys in the county area
by Bethesda Chevy Chase
YMCA GIL boys are enrolled.
The classes are held at Ken.
sington Junior High, Walter
Johnson High, Bethesda Chevy
Chase High and Western Junior
High for boys grades three
through six.
The YMCA.Church Athletic
Council has met to plan for the
church basketball leagues for
boys in junior and senior high
school. The junior league will
be held at Leland Junior High,
beginning December II. TIE
senior league will be held at
Walter Johnson High, beginning
December 9.
For further information about
YMCA activities, call Oliver
2,3713.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
Rockets Face Improved Bethesda;
Strong Line, Backs Pose Threat
Roy Not Pleased
Despite Lopsided
0xon Hill Score
BY George Bragaw
Sports Editor

Coach Roy Lester will be
looking for one of his tough
est ball games of the season
against a revitalized B-CC
in Rockville Saturday at 2
pm.
The Barons, the scourge of
the Bi-County League for three
years, got their Jumps early this
season, losing two of their first
three games of the season.
However, B-CC climbed back
over the 800 mark by upsetting
highly considered Bladensburg,
12-7, with a second rally last
Saturday.
"B-CC looked as if they had
come a long way when l saw
them last Saturday" Lester re.
ported last weekend. They
have an awfully good line and
their backs are greatly improved
over the start of the season."
Need Work
On the other hand, Lester
didn't think that the Rockets
looked as good as they should
have against Oxon Hill, despite
the lopsided score of 41-0. 1t
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B4-Thur,daH November 5. 1859
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Bi-County Standings

was the fourth time this season
that the Clippers have lost by
40 points or more.
We'll have to make an
abrupt turn this week if we ex-
pect to beat B-CC," Lester said
Coach AL Sadusky has made
a few changes down at Bethes-
da. Against Bladensburg the
Barons were running from a
double wing, with ends thanked
and other variations to open up
the defense.
Every game Is important
from now on for the Rockets.
After Blair defeated Wheaton,
21-0, last Saturday, RMHS is in
a virtual two-way tie for leader.
ship of the Bi-County. However
the two teams do not meet and
Blair plays one more league
game than does Rockville.
The Rockets won their seven
tn straight this season - ninth
In a row over a two-year period
while swapping Oxon Hill
last week. This years Rockville
team has now won more games
than any squad in the schools
history.
Tackle John Green-the most
improved player on the Rocket
squad-blocked a kick and ran
IS yards for RMHS's first score.
Quarterback Bruce Mackey
threw two touchdown passes,
one good for so yards to half
back John mile High" Kelley
and another good for ID yards
to halfback Bobby Doane. KEEL
ley got another on a two.yard
plunge and Mike Curtis rambled
20 yards for still another score.
sophomore quarterback Dickie
Allen threw a 13-yard pass to
Jerry Fawley for the last score.
In B-CC upset of Bladensburg
the Barons trailed until the last
four minutes. Tom Arata put
B-CC in the scoring column
with a vineyard plunge in the
third period. In the last period
the Barons moved 40 yards with
fullback Charlie Sither driving
across for the last two yards.
A 16'yard run by halfback FL.
win Condor and a 10.yard pass
by Carl Middledorf set up the
score.