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toriO del ex Dictator Gustavo
Rojas Pinilla, denro del iuicio
que Sc lie adelanta por abuse
de autoridad, v~iolacion de la
Constitution Nacional e indig-
nidad en- ell eiercicio de la Pre-
sidencia de la Republica.
Despues de veinte horas de
tediosa Y monotone lectura de
pleas ~procesales, Solicitada por
Ell Fiscal de la Camara, por los
defensores o por los senadores
que acuan como jueces de ex
presidente, Sc inicio 10 que pue-
de considerarse como la etapa
mas dramatica de las audiencias
publicas: ell interrogatorio Y
contra-interrogatorio del acusa-
do.
Este interrogatorio Sc inicio
aver con una explosion de ira
de Roias Pinilla, cuando Ell Pre-
sidente de la Audlencia lie pidio
que Sc pusiera de pie para con
testar a las preguntas que lie ha-
clan los senadores. FL antique
hombre fuerte del pals monte
en- colera y CRITIC que exigia
"reverencia" hacia Ell, porque
uaa vez habia ocupado la pre-
sidencia de Colombia, Y por tai
motive merecia respeto. Sin
embargo, de ALI en- adelante
continue levantandose de SUI 81
lion, colocado en- Ell centric del
salon Eliptico del Capitolio Ma
cional, para responder I'M YER
dadero bombardeo de pregun-
tas.
Magro y encanecido, con I'm
traje civil que lie resta ell aire
pomposo y marcial que tenia
-(COntinda en- Ia Pagina S)-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
Protestan Contra Sanction a
Estacion de Radio Argentina

M~0NTEvIDEO, enero 30. GU.
P.I.l-La Association Interame-
1icana de Radiodifusion (AIR)
decide iniciar una energica cam
pana en- vista de la sanction i'm
puesta por las autoridades ar
gentInas a la emisora Radio Ri
vadavia', de Buenos Aires.
La Air aprobo al respeeto Ia
siguierte declaration:
"Ante ell requerimiento que lie
formulara la Association de Ra-
difusoras Privadas Argentina,
con referencia a la sanction apli-
cada a la Radio Rivadavia, la
presidential de la Association In
teramericana de Radiodifusion
CAD ma dispuesto:
"Presentar reclamation al Mi
nistro de Obras y Servicios PG-
biicos Or. Justo P. Villar; suge-
rir a Radio Rivadavia inicie ac-
cion judicial contra ell estado;
enviar cables a todas las orga-
nizaciones de radioemisoras de
America, para que, por interme-
do de sus difusoras afiliadas,
divuiguen este case de inaudita
discrecIonalidad de la admins
trscion argentina, transcribien-
doies cjpia de su monstruosa re-
soluclon; recomendar, especial
mente a los locutores de Esta-
dos Unidos que protesten direc-
tamente ante ell presidente From
dizi; someter ell asunto a consi-
deracion de sus comites juridi-
cos y de libertad de informa-
cion; 'nstruir a las asociacio-
mes para que envien cables a los
representatives diplomaticos de
sus respectivos paises destaca-
dos en- Buenos Aires, para que
interpongan sus buenos oficios
ante Ell Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores de Argentina; dispo-
ner que la Oficina Central in
corpore estos nuevos snteceden-
tes al legajo "situacion de Ia
radiodifusion argentina" que fl
gura en- ell tercer punto del or
den del dia de SUI proxima asam-
blea; solicitar a la SIP Sociedad
Interamericana de Prensa ell es-
tudio &c la situacion en- cuanto
entraha ell tipo mas criticable
de censura, por 81 fuera proce-
dente aplicar la "doctrina de
Panama, y pedirle recabe de
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
OTORGAN PREMIOS
EN- LA ExPOSIcION
DE ARTE INFANTIL

MADRID, enero 30.-(UPD
FGeron otorgados los premios
de la primera exposition hero
americana de arte infantil, que
recientemente sc efectuo en-
Madrid bajo ell patrocinio de
Ia oficina de educacion iberoa-
merIcana.
Ell primer premio, instituido
Para ell pals que presento ell
conjunto de obras mas compile
tas, ha sido otorgado al Minis
terio de Education y Cultura
de Srasil.
Ell segundo rpremio, para ell
pals que presento el conjunto
de trabajos mas significativos,
He sido otorgado a Ecuador.
Los once premios estimulo
fueron otorgados: ell primero,
denoninado Ecuador al Mi
nisterio de Education de Ar
gentins Ell segundo, denomi-
pado "Republica Dominicana"
al Ministerio de Educacion de
Portugal. Ell tercero, "Vene-
zuela", al Consejo Nacional de
Ensenanza primaria y normal
de Uruguay. Ell cuarto, mica
ragua" a Ia escuela del Mar de
Barcelona. FL quinto "Colom-
bis" al Ministerio de Educacion
de Chile. FL sexto Scuba" al
Colcgio Santa Marie de Madrid.
Ell septImo, Panama, al Mi
nistcrio de Educacion del Pc
ri. El octave "Espana" al Mi
~nisterio de Educacion de Qua
tema,a. Ell decimo Institute
Cultura Hispanica', al Minis
terio de Education de Colon
bia. Y Ell u~ndecimo, "Cfrculo
de Pro.esores Iberoamericanos'
a la Secr etaria de Estado de Edu
cscion de Ia Republica Domi-
nicana.
La oficina de educacion ibe-
roamericana ha solicitado de los
ministerios de educaci6n de los
paises participates, la autori-
zacion necesaria a requerimien-
to de la UNEsCO, para que una
selection de esta exposition IN
fantil, sea mostrada en- varios
! palses de Europa y Asia.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
Nueyos Proyectos Industriules
Para Argentina Tiene Ia Kaiser

aluminio, con capacidad de 90
900 toneladas, a I'm costo aDro-
ximado de 100000 de d6la-
res. Tambien informo ell indus
trial que sus ingenieros han ter
minado va. a peticion del go
bernador de la provincial de Cor
doba. IN estudio para determi-
mar la posibilidad de %eonstruir
ALI una fabrica de cemento de
1900 toneladas, a un eosto de
5000. 900 de dolares, cuyos as
pectos financiero y de distribu-
cion estan examinandose ahora.
Diciendo que la compania es-
ia interesada en- ell plan del 60
bierno argentine de fomentar
industries basicas en- ell norte
de la Patagonia, para un estu-
do preliminar del cual va ha
consignado fondos SUI compania,
Kaiser dijo que Sc ha pedido
tambien a la empresa que sirva
de consultora para los ~intereses
argentinos particulares que Sc
proponen desarrollar Ell gran
proyecto siderurgico Capasa.
Kaiser dijo al Presidente
Fondizi que fue la determine
cion y la pericia del personal
argentine 10 que ha hecho po-
sible ell feliz desenvolvmiento
de industries Kaiser Argentina,
que esta invirtiendo actualmen-
tie solo 300 dolares por vehicu-
10 en- la Importation de pleas y
materials primas, 10 que repre-
senta para la Argentina un aho-
rro de divisas extranjeras de
mas de 50 millones de d6lares
por ano.
FL magnate industrial expreso
! al Presidente ell orgullo de su or
ganizaci6n por trabajar con ell
pueblo y ell goblerno de la AT
gentina para desarrollar la in
dustria del automovil en- ell pals.
Declare que "la lealtad de 5000
accionistas y $4,000 familias de
la Argentina que, directa o in
directamente, derivan sus me
dos de vida del funcionamiento
de la compaiia, son los compo-
nentes basicos del exito de g.
ta".
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
Colombia Loura Considerable
Exifo en- Control de Cambios

enero 80, ~.
LEI DEPARTMENT. de Co
ercio senala hoy en- SUI bole-
/ semanal que ell gobierno de
ilombia logr6 exito considera-
e en- SUI proposito de restrin-
r las importaciones durante
$50.
Durante 1858, los permisos de
iportacion tuvieron un valor
tal de 276 millones de dola-
5, o sea, un promedio men,
al de % millones comparable
n ell de 33, 800, 900 en- 1857 y
500, 600 en- 1856.
Ell boletin reproduce un in
|,rme de la embajada de Esta-
rs Unidos en- Bogota, en- que
e dice 10 siguiente:
aUno de los resultados tangi-
les de la pol1t1ca del goblerno
lie restringir las importaciones
sido ell de una bahama CO.
,,ercial favorable en- 1858, que
be de cast 100 millones de do
,,xes.
Fla demanda de productos
snportados en- 1858 fue al pare
.er algo inferior al nivel necesa-
10 para dar abasto al desenvol-
imiento economieo del pals,
,ues ell concrete y la industrial
liquidar en- parte las
:uertes existencias que acumula-
.on durante los amos anterio-
,es."
4, La Embajada dice tambien
sae las exportaciones de cafe
.olombiano bajaron en- diciem
,re, pero que los precios Sc sos
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Los precios de Nueva York pa
ra cafes colombianos eomenza-
ron a sossenerse a principles de
diciembre y Sc afirmaron ligera-
mente en- La ultima quincena
del mes.
Colombia exporto en- diciem-
bre solamente AS, 900 sacos de
cafe, mientras que ell mes ante
rior, las exportaciones habian
.sido de SCI, 873 sacos, Ia cifra
mas baja desde ell mes de JUNO.
Las exportaciones de cafe CO.
lombiano durante ell ano de 1858
fueron de un total de 5,400,0 900
sacos, cifra que acusa un au-
mento del IS por ciento sobre
la correspondence al ano ane.
rior.
Sin embargo, Ell ingreso total
en- dolares que tuvo ell pals, por
las exportaciones de cafe, fue
de $50 millones de dolares, o
sea, 80 millones menos que en-
1857, por bajas en- los precios
del grano.
Gel hecho de que Colombia
haya podido aumentar sus ex-
portaciones no obstante la debi-
lidad del mercado mundial del
cafe dice ell informe de la En-
bajada- indica la eficacia del
sistema de precios mas flexibles
y la a~gresividad del eomercio
colombiano durante ell segundo
semestre de 1885,"
"Cuando Sc abandono ell siste-
ma de precios minimos que no
estaban de acuerdo con la reali-
dad, las exportaciones aumenta-
ron nofah1aynanteo
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31

{ NUEvA YORK, enero 80. Gu
~ La empresa industrial
Kaiser Argentina, que va esta
eonstruyendo AUTOMOBILES en- SUI
lfsbrica de Cordoba, tiene en-
estudio nuevos proyectos indus
~triales para aquel pals, entire
|ellos una fabrica de reduction
de aluminio y otra de cemento,
al mismo tempo que esta con-
siderando la posibilidad de au-
mentar la capacidad de produc-
zion de SUI fabrica de Cordoba,
dnica que construye vehiculos
en- la Argentina.
Edgar Kaiser, presidente de
Kaiser Industries Corporation,
De la que es filial Kaiser Ar
gentina, despues de una entire
vista con ell presidente argen-
tino, DR.. Arturo Frondizi, que
se encuentra visitando este pals,
manifesto hoy que ambos ha-
blaron de las posibilidades cita-
das y dijo que ha invitado a
Frondizi a asistir a la Inaugural
ci6n de la fragua valorada en-
$500 900 dolares actualmente en-
construction para aumentar la
eapacidad de production de los
10000 vehiculos actuales por
afo a $4,000 para fines de 1860.
Las ceremonies Sc efectuaran
en- abril.
Los vehiculos que ahora Sc
eonstruyen ALI son "Jeeps" y
,eoches de pasajeros KAISER Ca
rabell", y va Sc estan ~instalsn-
do maquinas para comenzar a
fabricar un nuevo coche de pa
sajeros de tamano mediano, en-
ed otono pr6ximo.
Kaiser dijo que ell equipo exis-
tente hoy proportions una base
firme para entrar en- la Argen-
tina en- campos a~nalagos, tales
como la manufacture de camio.
mes. autobuses, motores diesel
y otros productos.
: La Kaiser Aluminium and Che
mical Corporation tiene ahora
segun Kaiser, un grupo de tee
nicos estudiando las posiblida
des de construir en- la Argent
ma ana fabrica de reduction d.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
COntinda knpIacabIe en- Ell
6enddo ell Interrogatorio del
ex DICTATOR Rojas PiniI|a

lBOGOTA, enero 80 CUPID. -
Pn la mas impresionante So
nnidad, carscteristica de sus
tos mas trascendentales, Ell Sc
lido de La Republica prosiguio
y con ell implacable inerroga-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
POLTTICA PETROLERA

RIO DE JANEIRO, enero 30.
(UPD-El Diputado Unirio Ma
chado, relator de la comision
parlameHtaria que estudia la po-
Utica ~petrolera del gobierno, re-
comend6 anoche que Sc revisen
completamente las decisiones
del Banco Nacional de Fomento
sobre lateoncesion p~etrolera he
cha a BRASIL en- territorio bolt
viano f~rQnterizo.
Machi 10 hizo SUI observation
en- ell iMebrme Official que llevo
sobre la encuesta, anadiendo en-
Ell, que a las companies brasile-
mas autorizadas para explotar
tales concesiones debia impe-
- Pasa a la pagina S.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31

wer. Ensesa earta, Ell presidente
brasileno decia a su colega nor
teamerieano que la defensa del
mundo occidental Sc veia seria-
mente amenazada debido al re-
raso economico de America La
tina.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31

sus diarios afiliados EDITORIAL
zen sobre ell atropello cometido;
y finalmente, denunciar a la
oEA y a la ONU, esta coneul-
cacion de los derechos del hon.
BE"
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-31
NO LEVANTARAN
LAS MULTAS

RUENOS AIRES, enero 80.
(UPD--Serafin S. Guillani, di-
rector general de Radiodifusion,
Sc neso hoy a levantar las null
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sector this week. At the
Casino Royal starting tonight,
headliners will be the long and
justly famous Mills Brothers.
. D.. A block down the street at
the Lotus, also starting tonight,
the -Four Aces will be featured.
= y
SHAW AND SHAW-Tckets
went on sale at the National
Theater box Office this morn
ing at 10 for that Seven-star
production of "Heartbreak
House" which arrives a week
from tonight. The Maurice
Evans Pameloa Brown Sam
Levene-Diana Wynyard-Alan
Webb Diane Cilento Dennis
Price production will not be our
only dose of Shaw as Septem-
Der arrives. Shortly after
it opens, on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 2, to be exact. the movie
version of the OBS comment on
the Ameican Revolution. The
Devils Disciple" will open at
RKO-Keith's Theater.. This
also is an impressively star
studded affair, with a cast
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headed by Laurence Olivier,
Kirk Douglas and Burt Lam
caster. Non-Shavian is
another attraction just added
to the National Theater's
schedule for the new season.
This one is "Cheri." dramatiza-
ton by Anita Loos of a pair
of Colette novels. With Kim
Stanley and Horst Buchholz
heading the cast, it will arrive
at the National on September
81 for two prior-to- Broadway
weeks. The latest self
described "off Broadway thea
ter" is the farthest of of any
yet - approximately 1000
miles. 1t has been started in
Munich, by a group of players
planning to do English and
American plays in their ORR
ginal language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-24
Reds Pay q Writer

NEW YORK Althoug h
Conan Doyle'S heirs failed
last week to collect royalties
on Sherlock Holmes" from
the Soviet Union, Somerset
Vaughan received his first
royalty check from the Rus
slams. 1t was fat check for
"Of Human Bondage"
Vaughan, IS. read about a g.
week cruise from Marseilles to
Tokyo. He asked only to see
the ships doctor. to make suEa
the man is qualified and to
establish a doctor patient
relationship. Then, satisfied
Vaughan booked passage.
A New Jersey auto salesman
claims an assignment from
Frank Sinatra-to visit the
Blue Angel each night, check
on Diana TraSk-and then USE
the Harwyn Clubs phone to re.
port to Sinatra JOSEPH
Papp, the producer VINO licked
Bob Moses and brought free
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Candlelight Playhouse Dark.
"Will Success Spoil Rock Hun
ter?" resumes tomorrow.
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Jerry Lewis Show; $3.50 pm.
NatiOnal-Dark. "Heartbreak
House" starts next Monday.
Olney - Dark. "The Power
and the Glory" resumes to-
morrow.
ROsecrOft Music Circus
Dark. "Brigadoon" starts to-
morrow.
Ambassador - 1.-THE Nuns
Story; ITO, $50, 6:35 and
1925 pm.
Capitol-"Holiday for Low
ers"; 1880 am, 1880, $3.50,
$50, 7:35 and GAS pm.
Columbia - "Son of Robin
Hood; II am, las, 4:30. 7:20
and 1905 pm.
Dupont - Modern Tines;
lis. 2:55. 4:35, 6:15, 8 and
$40 pm.
Keith's-"Darby O'Gill and
the Little People; II am.
ITO, 1925, $50, 7:45 and II
pm.
MacArthur-"Three Men In
a Boat; 6:l5, 8 and 9:55 pm
Metropolitan - The Nuns
Story; 1885 am, ESQ. 6 and
800 pm.
Ontario - 1.-The Five Pen
Mes; /, $40, $40. 7:35 and
9:45 pm.
Palace - North by North
west; IL am, las, 4:25, tbs
and $50 pm.
Playhouse - Middle of the
Night; 1880 am, 1855, 4:25
$50 and 900 pm.
Plaza - Lady Chatterley':
Lover; 11:15 am. lis, 1925
5:35, 7:45 and 9::55 pm.
TOwn-"Hound of the Bias
kervilles";; 11:40 am, las
3:45. $50, 7:50, $50 and l:
pm.
Trans-Lux - Anatomy Of ;
Murder; 1920 am, /, $50
$50 and 9:l5 pm.
Warner - South Seas Ad
venture; $50 pm.
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ing new stars and heaven
knows where new stars will
come from. It's a crime"
OPENINGS Jerry Lewis,
whose career has been leaping
onward since his first appear
ance at Carter Barron Amphi-
theater, returns tonight to re-
main through next Sunday
night. And what an act he has
to follow in record-breaking
Harry Belafonte. :. Rosecroft
Music Circus, shattered for a
week to lick the wounds in
flicted by THE Ziegfeld Fol-
lies" promises to reopen to-
morrow night with "Briga-
doom"
AFTER DARK - George
Tapps, the fellow who has had
spectacular success with the
blending of ballet and tap
dancing, has given the Shore
ham Terrace one of its bright
est entertainments in some
time. It's a miniature terpsi-
chorean revue called Born to
Dance" and Mr., Taps and
associates Vivian Burns, Ma
rene DiNapoli, Dan Bonell and
Joe RusselD prove it aptly
titled. They're a talented crew
and they churn up quite a
bit of excitement in their vari-
Gus dancing endeavors. They
start their second week tomor-
row night. Ruby Hill, who
has appeared on both stage and
screen Gin "St. Louis Blues,
the w. c. Handy story, among
others) is the new attraction
in the Sazerac Room at the
Old New Orleans. And attrac-
ton is the word, too. She has
a first rate voice and consider
able ability in making a song
dramatic without being over
dramatic. She sticks largely tc
sophisticated ballads in the Cole
Porter-Johnny Mercer genre
and does them to a fine turn
Pretty, too. Male singing
groups will dominate the enter
Itainment axis in the New York
Iavenue and Fourteenth street
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TAWRET LoUreI, Nd. Free Porkins
~SAS Parkway 5-2l13
BING CROSBY. DEBBIE REYN-
OLDS, ROBERT WAGNER b SAY
ONE FOR ME-" Color, at 6:45, 9:15.
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THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

fine Shakespeare to Central
Park, will have a Rockefeller
on his board Robert Mer-
rill, the songwriter for Take
Me Along" can't read music
or play the !-iano. He composes
all his song. on a either.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rod
gers, who own a rare collection
of French Impressionists. dined
at the home of their daughter
and son-in-law, Linda and Dan
Melnick. They studied the col
lection of paintings by young
artists collected by the Mel
hicks. Mrs. Rodgers said to
her husband: by the time
these children are our age, Dick
See LYONS DEN, Page ALL
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other day to report his salts
faction with his latest Aim. It's
q comedy called PILLOW Talk
starring Doris Day, Rock Hud-
son and Tony Randall, due fol
fall release.
He'd like to turn out another
comedy soon and even has a
script he likes. which is a rare
thing. C"You have two mer
walking slowly down the street
facing each other, each with a
hand poised over a six gun, you
have drama every time. But
you can't get comedy with
stock situations. Comedy re-
quires inventiveness and mag
lnation."O
With the screenplay in hand
there remains the problem OF
casting.
I'm seeing to it that Cary
Grant gets a copy" said Mr.
Gordon. HE would be perfect
in it. But I know Cary. He's
the most charming man in the
world. But he'll tease you. Hell
keep putting you off, Their
finally come around, agree tt
do the picture and own it anc
you and everything else. So
We have TO check David Niven''
availability"
Somebody suggested the
name of an actor everyone II
the room agreed could handle
a7Cary Grant type comedy role
Mr.. Gordon Joined the agree
ment.
But he's not strong enough
at the box Office" Mr.
Gordon said. "Under the pres
ent system of independent pro-
duction, you have to get A.
nancing. And you can't ge
financing without a strong boz
Office name"
Unfortunately, this mean
that all movie-makers try Il
sign the same 20-odd star
maybe a dozen men and II
women-to serve as guarantee
for the bankers.
Most of them are 20 year
too old for the role. too," Mr.
Gordon adds without naming
names. But nobody is develop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-24
THE PASSING SHOW
ItsSystem's Fault
NewStors Don't Shine
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
star stan Writer

failure of Hollywood to seek out and discover new
talent downright dotic of it, but Michael Gordon wants
made clear that producers and directors aren't to blame It's
the system.
Mr. Gordon. a director who has managed to divide his
time almost equally between stage and in town the
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Films of More Than Routine Merit
FINAL 3 WEEKS!
SEE IT NOW OR NEVER
clkERAMA LEAVES
WASHINGTON D. {. q.l3

THWS OF WOIS j nun NOutmS VlSIt
"AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS-Cantnhas and David
Niven fun packed film Of the Jules Verne tale.
"ANASTASTIA"-Ingrid Bergman, Helen Hayes and Yul
Brynner fable of the heiress to the cars fortune
"ASK ANY GIRL"-ShirIey MacLanes Cannes award per-
Torrance sparks lively romantic comedy
"THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK"-GeOrge Stevens poignant
movie of the famed refugees personal journal
THE HORSE SOLDIERS"-William Holden John Wayne
in frst-rate John Ford Civil War action drama.
LIMITATION OF LIFE"-Something for the girls, Lana
Turner in a five handkerchief soap opera.
"SOME LIKE 1T HOT"-Jack Lennon and Tony Curtis
pair Of spurious girls. Maryn Monroe as real one.
"SOUTH PACIFIC"-Mtzi GaynOr and ROssanO Brazil in
gaudy film of the Rodgers Hammersten musical hit.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Northwood Clicks

Totals 20 1877 7
Halftime score: %
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Mrs. Jimmy Dykes
Succumbs at so

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. II
(AP) Mrs. James Dykes, so,
wife of Manager Jimmy Dykes
of the Detroit Tigers baseball
team. died Thursday in her
suburban Ardmore home. The
cause of death was not dis
closed.
Survivors include her hus-
band and three children,
James, jr.; Charles. and Mrs.
John Finnegan.
Requiem mass will be cele-
brated Monday at st. Denis
Roman Catholic Church in
nearby Oakmont, with burial
in st. Denis Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-12-12
Bee Shades
Wheaton With
Technical Foul

Bethesda Chevy Chase. which
split two games with Wheaton
last winter on the way to the
Maryland State basketball
championship. has squeaked by
the Knights in their first meet
ing again this season.
The Barons won a 57-56
thriller in overtime last night
at Wheaton, scene of their
1856 stumble a year ago, as
a technical foul provided the
difference.
Doug Cullen's free throw
earned the hosts a 48-48 tie
at the end of regulation time.
B-CC moved out at the start
Of the extra period, 52-48. then
56-54 with 25 seconds left.
Wheaton got the ball and
called time, but that was one
too many time outs and the
technical was called.
Dave Young made the foul
shot for a 57-54 lead. The
Knights got two points back,
but missed two free throws
with 10 seconds to go and Brad
Brooks blocked their final shot
from the floor,
Evening star., 1959-12-12
No Settlement
Is Reached in
Bowie Purse Row

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL (AP)
Who should get $4,000 which
Bowie Race Course didn't pay
out in purses during the 1859
racing season was debated for
3 hours yesterday at a hearing
before the Maryland Racing
Commission.
The Horsemen's Benevolent
and Protective Association said
Bowie underpaid horsemen by
that amount this year and it
should be paid retroactively to
the stables which earned purses
this year.
Bowie, which admits the
shortage. says it will add the
$4,000 to the 1860 purse
distribution.
And that's where things
stood beforehand after-the
hearing. No new points in the
controversy were developed by
either side.
At one point, the HBPA said
it is so determined about the
matter that its members will
refuse to run at Bowie until a
favorable settlement is reached.
William C. Walsh, attorney
for Bowie, called the statement
a strike" threat. John A.
ManfuSo Of HBPA bristled at
that.
I'VE did not vote a strike"
he said. That was a word
used incorrectly by the news
papers"