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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
Leo Espinosa
Partird Para
Venezuela
Is Pare E~nfrentcrse q
Aries, Pero Este Estd
S~Uspendido

TOXIC, mario IL. UPI)-El
promoter filipino de box, Lope
Serreal dijo hoy que ell cam
peon de peso gallo del -Oriente.
Leo Espinosa, Sc propone par
tir en- breve para Venezuela a
pesar de las noticias de Caracas
de que su adversario Ramon
Arias, ha sido suspendido por
seis meses.
Sarreal y Ell promoter venezo-
lano Ratio Cedeno, actualmen-
te en- Toxic, firmaron la semans
pasada eontrato para un comba-
te entire Ariss y Espinosa en-
Maracaibo, Ell 81 o ell % de mar
~ sy8sls se.4 : nma 7
"Espinosa debe llegar de Ma
Mia hoy o mahana, para obte-
ner 81 vissdo venezolano Y lue-
80 seguir viaje a Maracaibo",
declare Sarreal a la United
Press international.
FL promoter filipino expreso
la creencia de que Cedeno ape
lara a la Comision de Box del
Distrito Federal de Venezuela,
para que levante la suspension
de Arias, de modo que este pue-
da pelear con Espinosa.
No fue possible econtrar a c.
demo para pedirle confirmation
de la noticis. I'm empleado del
hotel en- que Sc ALOHA dijo que
habia salido. temprano para aten
der a sus negocioS.
Isl la suspension Sc mantiene
y Arias no puede pelear --dijo
tambisn .Sarreal- Espinosa qui-
zas .pelee, con Ran Calatatud
@ con. Victor (Sonny)Le6n, am.
Dos venezoIanos."
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

automovil Club de Venezuela,
para ell cual no Sc han designa-
do aun los volantes.
Moss conducira un Lister-Ja-
guar inscrito por Bryan Lister,
creador del Jaguar. Hibrido. Su
copiloto sera ell britanico Ivor
Bueb, otro gran volante en- prue
bas de resistencia.
Hill encabezara al equipo fe-
rrari, campeon mundial de mar
cas-, teniendo como copiloto a
Dan Quincy, tambien california
no. Tambien figuran en- ell equi-
pc Ferrari, que .sera indudable-
mente ell favorito, ell belga Oil
vier Gendebien, ell ingles Tony
Brooks, y ell frances Behra.
81 nuevo coche producido por
la Aston-Martin sera conducido
per Ell ingles Roy Salvador y ell
texano Carroll Shelby, dos bue-
NOS photos que podrian brindar
una sorpresa.-
FL baron Huske Won Hanstein,
de Alemania, esta inscrito en- un
equipo Porsche en- ell que figu-
ran %igualmente, ell Condo Wolf
gang Won Trips, de Alemania
Edgar Barth, de Alemania, y
Joakim BONNER, de Suecia.
l. Ell argentine de Tomaso COM
petra de nuevo en- su Osca Par
ticular. Aparte del equipo Pors-
che, Sc espera que ell argentine
encuentre fuerte competencia
en- ell srupo con handicap de
parte de un equipo Lotus, bri-
tanico, e~ncabezado por Colin
Chapman y Pete Lovely, y de
un equipo frances Deutsch and
Bonnet, e%ncabezado por Rene
Bonnet.
Para los poderosos Ferraris,
los principales adversarios este
afo, seran las maquinas Lister.
Jaguar y la nueva Aston. Martin,
que ecrrera su primera .carrera.
FL aho pasado, la prueba CO.
memo en- condolences similares.
perc las dos maquinas Lister-Ja.
guar tuvieron que abandonar a
POGO de iniciada la carrera y
las dos Aston-Mar hicieron lc
mismo antes de completarse las
primeras cinco horas. Con ESQ /;
carrera quedo reducida a ur
duelo particular entire los miem
bros dol equipo Fsrrari.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
Rslkadas los kmenalas de
HueIsas on Ia Liga
International

BUFFALO, Nueva York,
mario IL (UPD-Los jugado-
res de la Liga International
han retirado sus amenazas de
declararse en- huelga 81 no Sc
establecis un prOgrama de
pensiones, pero nformarOn
que han dejado tendidas las
bases para futuras negociacio-
mes con los propietarios.
Jack Phillips, representa-
te de los peloteros del Buffa-
10, dijo que Sc ha communicate
a tOdos los jugadores de la
Liga que firmen sus CONTRA
tos de 1859, y anadio que 81
habia firmadO ell suyo ell Iu-
mes pasado.
"Se considero -dijo Phil
lipS-que para todos es me-
jor que juguemos. Opinamos
que Sc ha preparadO ell terre-
no y que en- ell future podre-
mos negociar con exitO."
La Association de Jugado-
res de la Liga anunci6 ell 10
de enerO, que habia ordenadO
a sus 100 miembros no fir
mar los contratos de 1859,
nj presentarse a los campos
de e~ntrenamientos a menos
que los clubes les dieran un
plan de pensiones.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

ESta Ctudad, vecina a la de
Camden, en- donde vivid Ell
resto del pals quedo asombrada
ante la muerte de la ex-estrelfa
de la Universidad de Yale.
"Es una, desgracia", dijo Ell al
calde Richard Lee.
"Una tragedia" manifesto Otto
Graham, ell ex-gran quarterback
del Cleveland Browns y consi-
dorado uno de los grandes de
todos los tiempos Graham inicio
ell entrenamiento primaveral de
futbol como nuevo coach de la
Academia de los Guardacostas
en- New London.
LA perdida de I'm amigo per-
sonal', dijo Delaney Kiputh, di-
rector atletico de Yale.
Booth de Yale. Tiene que
ser ranqueado junto Grange, de
Illinois. Thorpe de Carlysle.
Gipp de Notre Dame Depsey
Ruth Jones.
La historic de Booth es la his
toria del Frank Merriwell de
Yale, de cuentos, hecho reali-
dad
Booth era un muchacho del
gado. Peso de 100 a lat libras.
Durante sus dias de jugador ac-
two de 1929 1881. Pero su Ia
maho nunca fue I'm handicap
para ell pequeho player que nun
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
F 7 B O |

En- Ell actual campeonato su-
ramericano de futbol, que &c
juega en- la ciudad de Buenos
Aires, Sc jugaron dos. interesan.
ties partidos en- las horas de la
uoche de aver. "a.
Primeramente, Sc enfrenta-
ron Chile y Paraguay, este Ill
timo obtuvo SUI primera victo-
ria, convirtiendose asi en- gran
rival del Brasil, Argentina v
Uruguay.
Los chilenos tuvieron dos
grandes fallas en- Ell. primer item
pc que les cost6 ell. partido. Fl
primer gol de los paraguayos
Sc debio a una "piffia" de La
defensa ,ehilena que quiso dar.
lie lacbola al portere rdesde. una
distaneia. de Is metros, sin oh.
servar que Averio avanzaba q
toda velocidad. Ell centric de.
lantero paraguayo Sc encontro
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
Por PEDRO HERRERA

ritual, para ell cual Sc esta zen
fernando desde ahora". Pues Ell
Premier que quiere emular en-
este al Premier" Conrado Ma
rrero, asegura que esta listo
para "ponchar" al mejor de los
bateadores que Sc lie enfrenten.
Els proposito de los organizado-
res de los festejos inaugurales
del Campeonato Amateur que ell
captain Felipe Guerra Matos,
Director de Deportes, lie reciba
Ell lanzamiento a Fidel.. La ba-
terra seria formidable y de
acuerdo con los p~ronosticos del
Premier, habria que apuntalar
al receptor "porque ahora no
esta lanzando mas que bolas de
humo"...Y la realidad es, que
parece c%ierto, porque cada vez
que ell Premier lama una, no
hay quien la batee.
Pero 10 importante de TODD
este es qel entusiasmo del gran
lider revolucionario porque ell
pueblo de Cuba 10 yea lanzan-
do. Nj Walter oJhnson, nj BOZ
Teller, la meten mas dura que
81. Ell dia primero de abril, a
las nueve de la noche, ell Co.
mandante en- Jefe, rodeado de
todos los lideres de la Revolu-
cion, haran ell lanzamiento inau-
gural en- 81 Nuevo Stadium del
Cerro, ante I'm ad elias mayores
multitudes del amateurismo ma
ciona1 en- los ultimos tiempos.
Los Campeones de Regla, ju-
garan csc ,dia, aurque no sabe-
mos aun contra cual euuipo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

ell torneo International de te-
mis-, esta vez en- los dobles de
varones hacienda pareia con el
colombiano Mario Pabon.
Los dos, aunque Sc emplea-
ron a fondo Y en- forma efecti.
va, cayeron vencidos ante los
e~xperimentados mexicanos Ma,
rio Llamas y Pancho Contreras,
quienes han actuado en- cast to
dos los paises del mundo.
Zuleta tuvo como compafiero
a I'm jugador inexperto que nun
ca ha competido en- torneos in
ternacionales, salvo en- los de
Barranquilla,
Ell ecuatoriano fue en- reali
dad quien llevo toda la inicis
tiva de la pareja, demostrande
nueVamente su estilo de cam
;peon,
Los esfuerzos de Zuleta, sir
embargo, no b~astaron para CON
pensar la tecnica, la malicia
la colocacion de los dos mexiea
nos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
Mario Llumus d los cUurtos Finules
en- Torneo de TENTS de BarranqUiIIu
zUIveta Fue Derrotodo por sesunda vsz

mario IA.
-(UPD-Mario Llamas paso a
los cuartos de finales al veneer
al egipcio Jaroslav Dobny en- el
torneo International de tents
de esta ciudad.
La cuenta fue de seis-catro,
s~eis-tres, seis-uno.
En- otros encuentros de indi-
viduales Sc clasificaron para los
cuartos de final:
Warren Woodcokn de Aus
liza, que gano al colombiano Wi
lily Alvarez seis-dos, siete-cin,
CO, seis-uno; Bulge Patty de EE
UU que elimino a SUI compatrio-
ia Paul Eisenberg, seis-cuatro
seis-tres, ocho-seis; y Gardner
Mulloy de ZEE. W. que gano
al frances Pierre Darmon nue..
We siete, nueve once seis uca-
tro y seis dos.
SEGUNDA DERROTA
Fl ecuatoriano Eduardo zule.
ia sufrio SUI segunda derrota en-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

Los entendidos creisn que
"Anisado' tendria una actus.
zion meior. Un GALLO japones
Hakunchikara'', lego Ell ultimo.
Royal Living" que gano 30;
700 d6lares, page IA, 40, SOC
y $40 dolares; Tall Chief II"
1910 y 5.7o e 'Infantry II" ga,
no lilo. aa-
Ell ganador hizo la carrera,
de POGO mas de $500 metros,
en- 2.45 rs estableciendo asi
I'm nuevo record. FL anterior
era de 2.46 AS.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
JUSTA De TIR0S

Para Ell domingo las galerias
de trio del Poligono Captain
Raul Podio', seran escenarid
de una interessnte compets nc
que auspicia ell club de Pist
de La Habana y en- la qut s.
ran un Ag egado Ca;'brs
un National Sencillo C 7s
38, comretencias EST
que Sc esrera /" '1t9
cha de los soclos Qe G
giosa entiGad del tire,
side 81 sehor T~wt
!. ane d 40 : .SonIytss
comienbo a las III
ians. rsz6n per lf
a los se1o.ee tired ga
ell Poligonc a ia he
fin de no demorar 2
'" competencia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

~"
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona. CUPID
Ell veterano inicialista Vic
Wertz, adquirido por los Me-
dias Rojas de Boston, en- ira
to con Ell Cleveland, est& aten-
diendose un tobillo adolorido
que 10 mantuvo inactive en- Ia
mayor parte de Ia temporada
anterior. Ell photo, Mike Hig-
gins, lie orden6 varios dias de
descanso despues de que el
gran bateador manifesto ha-
berse agravado de la lesion
al deslizarse en- segunda base,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

Ell campeonato de a Liga Ma
cional de Baseball Amateur, que
esta senalado para iniciarse en-
Ia noche del dia primero de
abril, en- Ell Nuevo Stadium del
Cerro, cuenta con un aliciente
mas, debido a la aceptaci6n
por Ell lider maxine de Ia Revo-
lucion, Comandante Fidel Cas-.
tro, de hacer Ell lanzamiento
inaugural para iniciar una nue.
va contienda en- ell viejo circui-
to de la Union Atletica de Anna
teurs de Cuba.
va dijimos y 10 volveremos
a repetir, que la Lisa esta or
%ganizando I'm desfile monstruo.
so, que senalara un nuevo pre-,
cedente en- la historic del ba.
seball amateurs. Los veine o
mas equipos que participaran
en- la nueva contienda de la Lii.
ga Nacional, desfilaran esa no.
che ante las tribunas, a los acor,
DIES marciales de la banda de mu
sica de la Havana Military AGA.
DENY que realizara sus evoIucio.
mes de costumbre para delete
del publico. Cada equipo traera
a SUI frente a I'm grupo de bellas
sehoritas con su "madrina" Ia
que llevara Ell gallardete del
Club.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
Ell Pequenin Ha Nuerto


FL mundo deportivo llora a Able Booth, una leyenda en- Of
fdtbol en- su tempo, quien ayudo a popuLarizar la palabrs atono
mucho antes que la bomba.
Booth, de 81 amos, uno de los grandes de todos los tiempos
del fdtbol murio Ell pasado domingo en- la ciudad de Nueva York,
tras sufrir un ataque cardfaco despues de observar un show de
Broadway.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
Ell DESFILE

Despues del desfile y su for
macion en- torno al cuadro, Ell
lider maxine de la REVOLUTION
Guiana, comandante Fidel Cas-
tro Ruiz, hara ell lanzamiento de
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13
HIPICAS.

LOUISVILLE, Kentuckyk,
70 r. Kne-,
belakm, executive de dos des-
tilerias de Louisville, fue elegi-
do hoy por unanimidad Presi-
dente del Hipodromo de Chur-
chill Downs y miembro de la
junta de directories del mismo.
Knebelakmp, a quien Sc dio.
un contrato de cinco amos, reen1
plaza al desapareeido Bill Co
run de Nueva York, en- smbos
puestos.
Knebelakm proyecta renun-
ciar a sus cargos con las desti-
lerias Bernheim y. Schenley Ell
primero de abril, y asumira tee
nicamente en- esa fecha la d.
reccion del famoso Hip6dromo
en- ell que ell dos de mayo Sc CO.
rrera ell oc~togesimoquinto Ken
lucky DERBY.
Ell "ROYAL LIVING"
ARCADIA, California. mario
12.-(UPD-"Royal Living ga
no aver la primera carrera i'm
portante de su campsna al triun
far en- ell San Juan Capistrano
Handicap" del hipodromo de
Santa Anita" nor media doce,
ma de cuerpos. i.
Ell total de los premio. De r.
carrera fue de 10000 dolares.
FL potrc argentine "Anisa.
do" lego a decimo lugar. Par
ticiparon Il cshallos.
En- segundo lugar entro "Tal
Chief II" y en- tercero, "Infan
try IT,.
Tudor Era" ell favorito lego
en- octave lugar.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-13

FL ecuatoriano Eduardo zule.
ia sufrio SUI segunda derrota en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

A back to school, educational
mop puzzle with eoeh stote os
q piece in the puzzIe-inelud-
ing Alaska and howoii. Hours
Of fun and enjoyment and q
perfect woy to study History
and Geography.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Firm Plans Big Store
ToServeLimited Group

new area rm the Federal City Supply Corp has been
organized to operate large Alexandria department store with
the announced intention of serving only Federal State NUM-
cpa and county employees and families of the
armed services.
Spokesman for the frm said the first store win be
Evening star., 1959-02-15
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Feb. u (AP) "A down
turn in butcher hog prices at mid
week carried the cost OF all barrows
and gifts here TO the lowest levels in
more than two years.
BY Friday, the average was down 10
cessiye setbacks The top price Of
$3.50 on both days was also the
lowest since December 1855. The net
price loss in barrows and gilts was
25 to so cents a hundredweight.
Choice steers held steady, while al
CUsDN hogs 100; for the week:
barrows and gifts 25 to mostly 20
cose sUss fa6y bTndre9 20 sed NJ
and . 190-220 lb barrows and, gifts
sold at l6O0-l625 and several lots
mostly No these weights l6.25-l6 50.
Bulk. comprised No. . and 9 mixed
sae saaHeS GRADES IsS o80es6 @ RSeyg i6s al I5a5a @
1870 Weights up to $50 lbs, ranged
downward to IA 25 and 350650 10.
sows closed at l3 0O-14 so.
Cattle 100; for the week: For the
steena steers sold stesdy to So lower WITH
most weakness on prime grades and
on steers grading. good and below.
Slaughter. heifers held about steady,
scarcity the main price-supporting fac
LOT. LOWS anu Dullo sltduN W ~
higher. Vealers steady to strong, with
prices for this class continuing at the
highest levels since 1852. Several loads
prime 1,lOO-1 300 ID slaughter steers
32.25 and 80 so. loadlots mostly prime
steers i,O75-1. .375 lbs largely q 90;
3I.75 with a few loads 80 90. Mixed
steers saSlSe 90 nS So-Bo.75' comparable % Osradc
.3OO-l 800 Ib weights 2S00-29 75
choice l,O50-l .175 lb steers e.. u
30 90 Bulk choice steers 20 5000 30
with low choice 1,40O-1.47 ID weights
down to 90 90, mixed good and choice
95O-1 ,l75 lb steers 26.75-27 80, most
soOd tesTs 5o5 q a. 'oIg HaS 10 cb6es Stsndsrd and
mixed choice and prime heifers 2s 80
1850. Bulk good and choice heifer'
"a ;75-2s.25. Few mostly good GRADE
90 OO-24.0O. Most Gamers and cut
tiers 10 O0-l9.OO, utility and CONNER
cial bulls '22 O0:25 So, good veslers
81 OO-37 90, utility and standard
% 0O-34. 90
Evening star., 1959-02-15


100, ,000-square-foot, one-story,
modern, air-conditioned build
ing at Duke and Pickett streets,
It will occupy a 15-acre tract,
of which 13 acres will be paved
and lighted for parking. he
said.
The project will be financed
by area investors in co-opera-
ton with operators of similar
stores in California. Colorado,
Missouri, Minnesota and Homo
lulu, the spokesman added. The
new GEM or Governments En-
ployes Mart store will house
46 departments and will offer
more than $4,000 items. ranging
from pins to pianos.
Customers will be required
to carry cards showing they are
Government employees or mem
Evening star., 1959-02-15

bers Of the Armed Forces, the
spokesman. declared.
Ground is to be broken for
locations for two other stores
will be disclosed later. the an
nouncement said.
Joseph A. Marcus, who has
resigned as divisional mer-
chandising manager Of the
Hecht Co.. Washington. has
been elected executive vice
president of the new company
and will be general manager Of
the store.
the Alexandria store soon and
Evening star., 1959-02-15
OVER COUNTER

The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National Asso-
citation Of Securities Dealers. Inc, and
other sources but are unnofhcial. They
they are intended as guide. to the
approximate range within which these
securities could have been sold lindi-
Gated by the 'bid' or bought (indi.
Gated BY the .askedO at the time Of
Of anv quotation furnished on request
Evening star., 1959-02-15
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. IA tAP).-The grain
futures market played q rare per-
formance this week. With more bullish
than bearish influences, It extended z
second successive week for the first
time in menths.
Some setbecks were broad, too, but
they were few and limited to the
distant rye and soybean deliveries
which were subjected at times 10
rather active speculative trading.
Traders noted the possibility next
week Of a bullish Government report
on the amount Of grains and soybeans
placed in the loan, program as Of
expected soon from the Agriculture De-
partment Of the price support for
soybeans under the new and lower
parity formula.
AT the end Of the week. wheat was
94-2Ia cents a bushel higher than q
week ago. March. . 200la-ss; corn,
1a-lls higher. March. old-type con-
tract, 1147s; oats, s. lower to "a
higher, March So; rye, ia higher to
9ss lower, March. 1884. and soybeans
l hieher to "a lower, March, . 20As-s4
Range of prices for the week:
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Corporate List
And Treasures
g..
Firm in Week
BY WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK Feb. l4-Both
corporate and Government
bond markets firmed this week.
Among the corporates. utili-
ties, foreign bonds and invest
ment quality issues advanced
while rails and industrials were
steady. The most significant
development Of the week, was
the continued Improvement in
new financing, particularly the
tax exempts.
The improved tone reflected
the markets digestion of the
Governments huge February
refunding, plus the Treasury's
quick Offering for cash of SIS
billion to meet the Unexpectedly
high attrition on the February
NATURES.
For the week, the Treasury's
Victory '212s of December
1972-67 advanced 1882 at 86
1882. The IS of 19e95 picked
up 1882 at 86 1892. Up 8/32
each were the 212s of 1868 at
94 4/32, the 3As of. 1983-78
at 80 and the 34s of 1885 at
SO 1882 bid.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb u (AP) Ma
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COMMODITIES

NEW YORK. Feb. IA (AP).-The
Commodity prices edged lower last
The average registered 1876. 80.
down from 169 93 week ago and
l72 80 q year ago.
Declines in the livestock and nom
ferrous metal components were suf-
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trials, which hit Q 1859 high. food.
textiles and grains and cotton all
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02
The Days Of Awe In The ShteH

noted Hassidic leader, has
observed, "At New Years,
God is in that concealment
which is called the sitting of
the throne and everyone can
see him, everyone according
to his own nature: one in
weeping, one in prayer, and
one in the song of praise"
Rabbi Pinhas also said of
New Years Day: Cali crea-
lures renew themselves in
sleep, even stones and
streams. And if man wants
to renew his life over and
over, then before falling
asleep, he must put from him
his shape, and command his
naked soul to God. It was to
ascend and receive new life.
But today is the day of great
renewal, and deep sleep falls
on all spiritual creatures, on
angels, and holy names, and
the letters of the Scriptures.
This is the meaning of the
great judgment in which the
spirit is renewed. And so to-
day, man shall be destroyed
in deep sleep, and the renew
ing hand of God will touch
him"
Even if there no longer ex-
lists the close communal con-
nections of the ghetto or
shtetl Jews; and although
the ecstasy of the Hassidim
seems a piece of the past, we,
today also face the basic ques-
tions which challenged the
Jews of old, Man at all times.
It is in recognition of this
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and boys leave their beds,
dress, and go to the syna-
gogue for prayers of repent
ance and entreaty, intoned
with voices that quaver and
wall. During the day there is
less laughter than usual, for
this "far yontev' is building
up to a climax of solemnity."
The entire village was
caught up in the spirit of the
religious fervor of the holi-
day. Theodor of C "a S ter
phrases it IN this fashion,
which makes the solemn
spirit more understandable:
God was continually doing
battle against the forces of
chaos, continually fighting His
way to Kingdom, continually
asserting His dominion, and
continually enthroning Him
self as sovereign of creation.
At New Year, when the
world was annually reborn,
that sovereignty was evinced
anew, but it was the conse-
uuenceS of a continual, not of
a particular triumph; and the
palace in which He was en-
throned was not an earthly
dwelling, but rather nature
itself, and the hearts and
minds of men,"
Thus, all Jews i'm the shtetl
were embraced by the force
of the holiday. Nature, Man,
God-all became One. And
the sovereignty of God was
the major and most persist
ent theme of the holiday.
Rabbi Pinhas of Korotz, a