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OLD ESTATE overlooking
soUTHFaN MARYLAND
pEAITY rO
LaPlats. Nd, WEST ASA:


GOOD FARM; So acres about 80
mites. D. c.. on a river: fronting
barn for 81. Loaf shed, trench
silo; $4,000 400-gal, tank. pipe
line mixers; electric brain wash
up system available additional
money.
CULPErER COUNTY: 20n-acre beef
farm with machinery and feed
Nice home. farm buildings ano
new Groom house: s!55 900.
SIX ACRFS: 4-bedroom home: good
condition Village location, OFF
tire street: SI5.0On. WAUGH REAL
ESTATE AGENCY. Culpeper. Va
once. VA. 5-S502. Res. VA B.
SlS2.
HISTORIC wcstmoreiand County
Virginia l1u-scre estate witt
large ante-bellUm brick home II
excellent condition. SURROUNDING
the home there are about 10 acres
Of lovely grounds. shade trees
lockwood garden etc. An unusua
and distinctive property reason
O B. LORRAINE Broker
Richmond Federal Bldg,
Richmond. Va.
Virginia Properties
Seashore TO Mountains
Free booklet Virginia
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

APPROXIMATELY 10000 square
ieet; partially improved, on Goth
NV: public nishvsy' a and alley.
ways on two sides: suitable for
erection of large building, Ia
tereseed buyers contact PAUL J
SEDGWlcK, Attorney. Ui, 7-alO8,
COMMERCIAL ACREAGE
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ACASTLE

with beautiful architectural design
situated on ~ acres with over
HAS 10 rooms not quite co Y s,
with 20x3a liv. rm. with large
fireplace. 2 stairways 70 4 large
feed, hen, tool and workshop
buildings. Completed price Of this
home Ia worth S65, 900, but car
be had for less than half.
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WEST VA.

10 ACRES: old Arm. house: cleo
spring, stream: good road, hunting
Taxes 81 50 year. Price Sl,3B5.
O acres; Arm. house; out bldgs
new pump; stream. Price $3.50
10 A.; large rms, house: barn. out
bidas.: cleo. phone; well, spring
It's "ood Price $4,000.
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TURKEY POINT-OPEN SUN.
Four-bedrm., 21a-bath contempt.
rsry on s1-acre waterfront site.
Mahog. paneled I4x3I Wv. rm.,
stone corner flrepl., - It. Of
Anderson windows facing Bay,
luxurious all-elec. kit, wall refer.
13xlS family rm,. laundry rIl..
garage; 125-ft. pvt. beach with
bulk head. The ultimate in water
Turkey 1rTs " Point eDtr., l Ell and = ovep
bridge. fellow our signs. Call UN.
7-229S or WALKER HERBERT.
III S.uSIp
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$1,000
Phone Today for Brochure
Liberal Terms
M. LEO STORCH
DEVELOPER sP. 3-4sC

DEVELOPER sP. s.45OO
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FARM BARGAINS

STONE PARMSTFAD. 1s2-acres,
highly fertile level soil, gorgeous
view. large sparkling pond, stream
pasture; Sturdy s-rm. stone
ter hail. open stairwsy, fireplace
Age forces sale ct $4,000
terms A fine cattle farm.
FOR RETIREMENT. 2-acres. nicely
located. good neighbors. handy
20 town. Very good 0-rm. house
Ike pew inside s; nice kitchen VII; ,h
water. oil INV. heat. Map Be shade sS,e
hen house. garage. Only s13.aO0.
See r. L. Zentz. sTROUT RIAL
III Taneytovn. Nd. Phi. Plym-
0uth 6-5301.
FINE Old ESTATE Overlooking
historic Port Tobacco Valley. per-
feetly restored old mansion. b >au-
tiful setting; large rms, fire.
places. 2iz baths: auto. oil heat;
. tenant houses. several barns
other buildings; eco acres gently
rolling land. raising tobacco:
grain, eattle would Slb-diyided
prrnitably. Price, S0S.000. mod
crate terms.
PINE FARM-494 acres overlook
ing Patuxent River. view for miles
3 houses ,ss;A,I. barns rms. sta stables e.
ment: large COW barn; proven
one Of the best income farms n
Maryland: consider dividins into
= farms. Price, Sl10 900. terms.
For Information call Eleanor Car
rico. Bridge 4-3223 or
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH

Imme culate 3-bedroom bungalow.
oil heat equipped kitchen. fire.
place: 60'xl0O' lot with picket
fence: ideal for retirement or
committing: yours for $S.a60
Open Sunday, 1-6 pm.
Other excellent year-round homes
from $3.50 to $4,000 RE.
f-RaRA. Pr. l-S3d1
FELLOWS REALTY co.
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Approx , acres Of unusually good
commercial property in 4 fast
growing community in nearby
nnncI,MS Eoned C.i; 4 perfect
appearing property Of this kind in
9 sho1Ding-c Tnte- areP. ltl.sr
sites available. For further In
formation week ends, call Mrs
Miller, WO. 6-1nOl
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Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

/. Chesapeake Say, lovely 0-Ded.
rCSiaI n0.ae; furnished, IreoIaceS
LIO~eru KIIchen: immediate pGs-
session. ~ mixes y. T.: oil ,O0U.,
>. chesapeake Bay, 2la LOIS: al
trGcsi.e year-round home; d
rooms. . baths. fireplace, cons
pie .eiy fLrnlSneu. inSuIAte0. paL.o.
immediate possession; ~ miles
u. T.: Si2,5UO.
8. HiAtop Acres. lower Patuxent
River: beautiful wooded sites, per,.
tect harbor. SANDY beach, seatood,
uucking, SlISS priced IRON S2,5U0
to S3,0UU each. liberal mortgase
terms, immediate possession. 90
4 patuxenl River country estate;
IS acres, Ia miles vaLertronH
pier, dock. QySte. bed, g0ou hSn-
Ing. duckina and hunting. httIac-
tive modern home; immediate
possession: 90 miles D. c.
). st. Johns Creek: beautiful
wooded sites, perfect harbor. seas
food. approximately 1-acre sites,
prices from $500 to $4,000; 90
We nave farms. v.tertronts. going
busiresSes to fill your require
ments. CALvERi REALTY AGE u
cY, Prince Frederick. Maryland.
Fh pne los or H.; II no answer,
call 354. INSPECTION BY APs
Pc NTMENT ONLY
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PAUL 3. GANLEY

IlI ". 18th, Frederick. Nd.
Phone Monument 3-b52A
Representing SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY,
INC. Realtors. Rockville. Md
RETIREMENT FARM. 10 prime
acres 7-room house. mod. bath
and KIT. barn and hldgs.. nice
view. 2 acres wooded: $4,000.
O. B WOLFORD. Broker. PHI. GI.
5-21k1 Hamilton. Va 81
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Maintenance Mechanic, Elec.

Men with mechanical exper. on
processing machinery, preferably
with some meCnaniSt and elec.
training Good working cond Op-
portunity for advancement with
national concern. Please mail
brief resume OF eXper. and age
incl address and phone number to
Box l9O-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-25

were given to customers. Mr..
May took over the copyright.
The story became a best-sell-
ing book and a hit song three
straight years. The theme was
exploited in toys, games. cloth
ing-Some Is products in all.
Mr.. May, who left his job at
the mail order house to handle
the business, said he was lit
orally working for a reindeer.
Rudolph was awfully good
to me for a few years" said
Mr.. May, who was kept busy
for several years handling the
rush of business.
The story is familiar to mil
lions. Rudolph'S nose caused
him to be Stunned by all the
other reindeer. But a great
change in his life came one
Christmas eve when Santa be-
came lost in a fog.
Rudolph was called to save
the day by leading the other
Evening star., 1959-12-25
OH-Duty Officer HoIts
Fight, SIoys Attocker

held in connection with the
case, but that neither's identity
could be released at the time.
Breaks Into Apartment
Police said the slayer broke
into an apartment where the
man was in the company of two
women friends. Neighbors
called the police and the in
truder was taken away, but
later released.
Two hours later, police said,
the intruder returned and
neighbors heard a gunshot. The
man was shot in the chest. The
slayer apparently forced one
woman to go with him, police
said.
In the third incident, Bruce
Parker. Al, was fatally slashed
across his upper left arm with
butcher knife by his COM
mon-law wife. Helen Davidson
40, after they apparently
argued over another woman,
police said.
Mr.. Parker died in st. Eliza
abeths Hospital from loss OF
blood a few hours after the
stabbing. Miss Davidson was
being held for investigation in
county jail.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Rudolph the Reindeer
Is 20 Years Old Now

CHICAGO, Dec. 25 CAP).-
Rudolph the red-noSed reindeer
is 20 years old this Christmas
season but his creator vows
he'll never grow up.
I've felt it best he remain
like Peter Pan," said Robert L.
May. who in 1899 wrote the
story Of the shiny-nosed rein
deer. Children like him better
that way"
An illustrated booklet con-
tanning the tale of the reindeer
with the red-aS-a-beet nose
and an inferiority complex was
distributed by Mr.. Mays en-
ployer, a mail order house
montgomery Ward & Coz, as
a Christmas giveaway.
Some "a million copies of
the story of Rudolph's first
Christmas were handed out to
customers at the firm through
out the country.
When the tale was revived in
1916, another 3.6 million copies
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Children Visiting
Grandpa Truman

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Dec
rs (AP).-The Truman house.
hold resounded to childish
laughter this Christmas Day
Former President Harry S. Tru-
mans grandchildren are home
for the holidays.
We're not planning any
thing special" said Clifton
Daniel, Mr.. Truman's son-in-
law. We've got lots of pres
ents around the Christmas tree,
and a traditional dinner plus
a Missouri ham to look forward
to-"
Mrs. Daniel, he said, was
helping her mother with the
dinner. The Daniels will return
home next week. Mr.. Daniel is
assistant managing editor of
the New York Times.
Clifton Truman Daniel. 212,
spent most of the morning
nestled in his grandfather's
arms. They're a little too
young yet for Santa Claus, A"
Mr.. Daniel said. The youngest
William Wallace Daniel, is I
months old.
Evening star., 1959-12-25

reindeer with his beacon-like
nose.
Mr.. May said that when
business dwindled in 1857 he
returned to the mail order
house, where he is assistant
editorial director for cata-
logueS.
Luckily I was old enough
when I had this oil gusher to
know enough to put some of
the profit away, said Mr.. May.
who is now 81. He said Ru-
dolph has provided his family
a home in the suburbs, assur-
ance of college education for
his six children, and my wife
and I will have something for
old age"
Rudolph is no longer a mer-
chandisable idea" he said.
but I hope he'll continue to
live forever in songs and books
as part of the Christmas
legend"
Evening star., 1959-12-25
COLUMNIST ASKS
SANTAFOR TON OF
ORE-AND GETS 1T

SALT LAKE CITY (AP).
-Columnist Dan Valen-
tine got his Christmas
present, but now he needs
a shovel.
He recently devoted his
column in the Salt Lake
Tribune to a list of things
he wanted for Christmas.
One thing he wished for
was a ton of uranium ore
from one of the mines op-
Grated by Charlie Steen.
uranium millionaire of
Moab, Utah.
Yesterday a dump truck
backed up in front of Mr..
Valentines house here and
unloaded a ton of rock in
the driveway. The driver
also posted a sign in the
rock which wished Mr..
Valentine a happy holiday
from Mr.. Steen.
Evening star., 1959-12-25

DAYTON, Ohio. Dec. rs (AP) .
Two persons were shot to
death-one by an off-duty
policeman trying to break up
a fight-and a man was stabbed
fatally by his common law
wife early today.
The first shooting, Police 1t.
R. J. Rado said occurred on the
street across from the city
Safety Building, where police
headquarters is located. Accord
ing to 1t. Rado:
An off duty patrolman,
Michael, Burns, went to the
rescue of a man who was being
attacked and beaten by three
assailants. Mr.. Burns, in plain
clothes, declared himself a
policeman, then the trio turned
on him. knocking him to the
sidewalk.
Policeman ChOked
| Mr.. Burns was being choked
from behind by one of the
aSsailantS, he told investigators,
forcing him to pull his service
revolver and fire it. Killed by a
shot was Neil Rouse, 81 of
Dayton.
The patroleman said the man
choking him then released his
grip and the two other at
tackers fed. Meanwhile, the
original attack victim appar-
emily disappeared.
1t. Rado said it was not
known whether Rouse was one
of the asSailants.
The second shooting took
place before daylight in Day.
tonview. 1t. Rado said a man
was shot and a woman is being
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Rail Strike Strands
Guiunu's SHOPPERS

GEORGETOWN, Britis h
Guiana. Dec. 25 (AP).-A strike
by railway and ferry workers
of the government-run Trans
port and Harbors Department
yesterday left holiday shoppers
from country areas stranded in
Georgetown.
The workers were protesting
the governments failure to
make a $50 Christmas payment
agreed on eight days ago when
a strike by the Federation of
Unions of Government En-
ployes ended.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Long Overdue

TAMPA, Fla. CAP) Forty
one years ago Alfred C. Gree
son received a hand wound and
injuries to the eyes while serv-
ing in the Meuse -Argonne
offensive in France. His purple
heart medal for war injuries
arrived in the mail recently
with no explanation for the
delay.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
CLOTHING statesmen
Bond Stores, Z Corners. Va.

We have permanent positions in
our mems clothing dept. Real op-
portunity, extremely high earn
ings, all company benefits. Apply
Mr.. Feinberg.
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Rich c cTco O ! or
Chompoene finish.
Buff or chino. toble,
4 choirs.
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HELP MEN
tcONIINUEDl

CONSTRUCTION sUPT.. CONNER
clsl ano remodeling work Write
exper. and refs. Box 223-Y. Star.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone
other than myself MONTE L.
BLACKWELL, Rol-Park Trailer
Village, MillerSville, Md 90
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PERSONAL

ANSWERING SERVICE
Reliable, small perSona'iZed phone
answering service for all business
PURPOSES Wake up a specially
Mr. CUNNINGHAM. rU 2-1363
CHERRY -NOG MILKSHAKE
Made With Egg-Nog Ice Cream
It's Delicious 2S'
CLEANING SPECIAL on location;
Wsll-to-wall cleaning. &c so II
for a limited time only PARK
RUGS. UN 4-S7OO or IA 2-3355
FUR RENTAL SERVICE Furs for
every occasion Ma S-5524
JOIN OUR DANCE CLUB, learn to
dance Meet new friends in
warm congenial atmosphere 81
per hour lesson, no contracts Call
HO 2-221I.
PERSONALIZED PERMANENTS,
new improved me thods, for
bleacheds tinted hair; you save
1897 Quicker way to color your
hair without dye or peroxide Cold
waves. complete. S.; hair colorins,
81. FRANCIS HAIR STYLIST.
3OS Riggs road, ne. LA. 9-3213.
PRIVATE DETECTIVES. divorce
and custody evidence ALLSTATE
INVESTIGATORS. WO. 6-O279.
ewes and Sun. RA. 6-3O5n
YOUR TREASURED PICTURE
printed on china plate for S5 ca
BUNNS PHOTO SERV.. Apt. WS.
Box 924l. Wash. ~ D. c.
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THE EVENING STAR B-5
Washington, D c. tx
FTid0y, December IS, 1859

When dHsUeTino ddUeTfisemeHts
addressed to StaI boxes do NOT
enclose original references. pho
tooTdphS or Other materials Of
peTsoHol UdlKe. Copies tsTUe the
purpose Originals may Get lost
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+. which initiates and formulates
basic systems concepts related to ex-
tremely long-range radar. Optimize
the relationship between operational
requirements and the most recent de-
velopments in the electronic art.
At least 4 years related experience required in
Radar Systems, systems Analysis, Data Analysis,
Electronie countermeaSures Systems.
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INSURANCE
SALESMAN

would like to talk with . man
between the ages Of rs and As who
is willing to work 40 hrs. q week
on an established debit in wash
ington. We offer a 20-weeK train
ing program. Also many company
benefits including group insurance,
disqualification and retirement
plan. Apply o. S. McGaha, man
ager, PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE.
CO. "2lS r. /. ave. ne. or phone
and IN N m
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HILp MEN
ENGINEER

for new apt. bldg,i excellent salafy
and apt: must have. 3rd-elAsI
license; experience with air-con-
ditiOning and boilers necessary,
ausiiieations 70 Box 5000. star
ESTIMATOR. weii-estab. local con
struction company. 5-day WIKI
refs. and exper. req. BOX $3.50
ESTIMATOR and contact man for
small home .imprvmt. arm. Excel
OPP. for right party, RIA, 6-3413,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arm with
0ppor. for right INDIVIDUAL. seeka
service OF capable p,Hv. and
A.C. estimator. Mechanical enei-
neering decree desired but not re-
quired, CO. 6-4700 daily or OIL.
6-I7iS after 4 pm.
EXECUTIVES
II you wish TO make . new eonnec-
ton without advertisine that YOU
are IN the market, our confidential
intermediary service IL the answer
We do all the work, incl. resume
preparation. Modest fee.
Management Consultants,
Inc.
Suite 1901 l43b q 81. NV,
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SPECIFICATION SPECIALIST
ENVIRONMENTAL TEST
TECHNICIANS

Must have a thorough knowledge of en-
vironmental test equipment. Will advise as
to its use, schedule work and time require
ments, devise fixtures, etc. At least years
experience in military or private industry
plus at least year environmental test
experience. Technical school graduate or
equivalent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

ELECTRICIAN - Need experienced
must have D, g, card and drivers
permit nood pay and steady enc
ployment 10 responsible man. tn
.-ylll.
ELECTRICIAN and helper: exper-
fenced. Prefer man who lives In
silver spring-Wheaton AREA. WA.
3.lggR,
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INSURANCE
Insurance Statesmen

Insurance Statesmen
Additional men for part-tims eve
ming work. Monthly policies, Q.
and h.. disqualification and life;
liberal commissions on each sale.
No auto necessary. Concentrate
your efforts during evenings when
WORKERS so are hon home sa yoS can 1n
the collecting after the Bird month,
Phone ST. 3-35l5, Ext. %, 8 am.
to 4;30 nm.
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DENTAL TEcnNfCIAN ASSISTANT
with some ekperIence ~ nxed
hTidee DEBT, kYNBx A SAXON
1927 10th 81. NV.
b, c. LICENsED sirht.seeine bus
drivers, Apply Ala New Jersey
ave. NV.
DISPLAY
TRAINEES
Only those with q fare for display
work will be considered. Excel
lent opportunity, 5-day, i0-hour
week, Discount on purchases. and
man other excellent employt
'' Apply PERSONNEL OFFICE
THE HEIGHT CO.
WASHINGTON
ST, AT 9TH NV,
CRAFTSMAN for land surveyors
S SSs sS'1RR icHA 1SberisRee q TN ri
oFticE II. i.6S1o, HoME "
CRAFTSMAN, electro mechanical
issid, some exper: o. treinins nee,
~ Htteu 81 nj N-of ~.
CRAFTSMAN. 3 yrs, arch, exper
top salary. POTOMAC EMPL., l0i
y Broad. JE 2-7272.
CRAFTSMAN. CARTOGRAPHIC,
experienced, for topographic draft
Ing OF. scribing In established en-
gtneerine arm. modern air-cond.
0f1ees. conveniently located In
Arlington; permanent positions
Call IA. 5-o50n weekdays.
DRATTsMEN (o) mech, exper.,
SAVES. inside 8. s. $3.50 plus
Silver Spring--Roc
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
s4f3 Ga. Ave, 8. g.. JU. e-4440
Open Daily S:30.S
Tues. Thurs, 90 Pm.
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EXPERIENCED

I<AI G1G1G1NOGD
Real Estate Statesmen
YOU CAN BUILD YOUR CAREER
" real estate around our COMPANY;
,Sy o snca Msnt a. sd ,s, lsI h ai,S
income al PREbERIcK X W. p' sRRE essn
SALES, INC, can offer you more.
9 residential sales ofiices to serve
the Metropolitan area: heavy ad-
vertising program, bonus arrange
ments, different financial. arrange
ments. and many more benefits.
Call Mr. BERLA0E, AP. 7-4646.
FARM WORK, live on farm. Ap-
pOintment, call IA. R-0RI0.
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RILp MEN

ELEcTaIcIAN. s.psrIsnssd 70 %
w piass e son sHas ssi Ro TSHS
G. MARSHALL, LTD, tn. 2-412l
ELEcTRTcAL WHOLESALE
poS co suSnieF aEp sHSGk S ss,n.
ana maintaining stock, state sss'
experience. salary desired. Boz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
PHYSICS
SENIOR STAFF
ENGINEERS

Staff assignments requiring
degree In math, physics
or electronics and exper-
fence in systems analysis
or theoretical problem an
alysis related to high speed
data processing equip
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

Our saiary program ranks Is one
Of the best IN the insurance in
dustry. allowing credit for expe-
rience and educational BACKGROUND
Permanent D. c. location. Liberal
company dement's.
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EXAMINER

Age 25-40. with . 10 S years ex-
perience handing automobile La.
bility claims. Legal BACKGROUND
not required.
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SYSTEMS EQUIPMENT
GROUP

+. which converts congratulations
established by systems men into de-
tailed components that comprise en-
cheering specifications of the sys-
TENS. Issue purchase specifications;
conduct liaison.
At least years related experience REQUIRED In
Antenna Design and Development RF Components
DEVELOPMENT UHF and Microwave Receiver De-
velopment, Data Reduction Equipment. DAD,
Video Display DEVELOPMENT. computer Applications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

EXPANSION PROGRAM

EXPERIENCED DRY CLEANING
plant managers. Married only,
To take complete charge. 800
per week plus bonus, LaFnANCE
DRY CLEANERS, SCI Elm st..
YounEstoEn. Ohio.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06
Mensoie cubano
Pora los Jvegos
Cenfroomericunos
Y del Coribe

LA HABANA, enero S. CUPID
Ell Comite Olimpico Cubano
envio un saludo al Comite Or
ganlzador de los Juegos Depor.
tivos C-entroamericanos y del
Caribe que Sc efectuaran en- Ca.
racas, comunicandole que Cuba
no podra particular en- ellos
"por faita material de tempo y
de facilidades de transporte".
Ell Presidente del Comite
Olimpico, Porfirio Franco, in.
form6 a la United Press Inter-
national que ell Comite Organi-
zador de los Juegos lie habia Pc
dido enviar una delegation sim.
bolica
Franco afadio que habia con.
testadc de. la siguiente name.
ra:
Doctor Julio Bustamante,
Comite Organizador de los o.
tavos juegos C~entroamericanos
del Caribe, Caracas. Imposibi.
lltados de asistir a la Inaugural.
cion por falta material de item.
20 y de facilidades de transpor.
t. Enviamos emocionados salu-
dos de confraternidad deportiva.
RogamOs Sc designe a I'm miem.
bro de csc comite para que nos
represente Ell ell desfile inaugu.
raj. Esperamos enviar delegados
a la asamblea."
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06
Association de Boxeo
Designo a Archie Moore
PeIeodor del Aho 1858


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PLY La National Boxing AS.
ISOLATION design0 a Archie Moo.
re ell boxeador del ano en- 1858,
por SUI victoria frente a WON
Durelle la que calific6 de una
de las mas grandeS actuaciones
del ring en- la ultima decada'.
Por utra parte, Ia MIA. man.
tuvo su campana contra la falta
de actividad en- otras divisiones
del deporte de los punos.
Fred j. SADLY, Presidente de
la CoinIsion de classification de
la MIA, manifesto que Moore
merecio su premio al veneer
por knockout a Durelle en- Ell
undecimo round, despues de ha-
Der sido derribado tres veces
por ell canadiense.
Saddv agrego, sin embargo,
que la comision e~jecutiva de la
MIA. estudiara en- SUI reunion
de este mes en- Nueva York la
question de la inactividad en-
otras categoriaS del boxeo.
Ell Gambia mas importante de