The San Juan Star (June 28, 1960)

DAILY EXCEPT

_SURPAY

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Yo. I No. 201

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Says U. S, Must Never Be Blufted |Or Frightened, Timid Or Passive; | Would Travel Again If Necessary

)

WASHINGTON

ai

| (AP)—President Eisen-

j

| hower said last night that although he has

no plan now for another overseas trip would

not hesitate

a second”: to venture

abroad again in thef cause of world peace. The United States must “never

be bluffed,

blinded or

‘1

cajoled,

added

this

‘‘personal

word’’:

“So far as any future visits | of my

own

are

involved,

I have

no

frightened” by plans, no other particular trip in

Commiunist

tactics aimed at

mind.

Considéring the shortness of

|

splitting the free world, in- the time before next January, and}! demonstrations

U.

S.'President,

said.

|

Eisenhower

spoke

| wide radio-TV re ican

Eisenhower

‘people ‘a

in

-day

Philippines,

Korea |

nation-

.Formosa,

South

His’ planned visit to Japan was called off. after | | Japanese mobs,

security treaty States, created]

near chaos’ there, Defends

Personal

‘HERE—Dr.

Billy Graham,

termed

right, is fol.

Communist-inspired

de-

lowed by Rev. Martin Luther King as they ‘depart from a. monstrations against his trip. He =ST!

also

for a short visit here yeotqriiay See story, Page

STAR: photo by ‘Bob Bone.)

"He

asa

customs-free

noted

is’ near

that

the

i

be

diffi cult

“But

for

to

a

“Sl

me,’ again,to

so long as the threat of

clude

that.

reciprocal

now, since

visits

by

heads of friendly governments have great

value

world

solidarity.

in

promoting

free

“And. this EF ‘assure ‘you:

| “Tf any unforeseen

situation

Page

EISENHOWER

or

21)

©.

reports

to

the nation-

Polio Cases Seen Declining As PR. Toll Reaches a. The

he

end (of‘-his Presiden-

serious

outbreak of polio

in ‘Puerto

Rico

this

year “appears to be’ declining, according to Secretary of tial tenure, the prospects are ‘he Health Guillermo Arbona, in a report issued by.~ the

will not be going abroad

dent again. By

Eibenhower

criticism from

Democrats

inthe

also

some

aftermath

of

Department of Health yesterday.

Thirty-two cases were rec-+ The orded last week, bringi oar | ued for

the cancellation visit.

decline of two from the

ef.

his Japanese

cannot win ght against the

Communist

hentia

cme total number of cases to nai

the summit conference blowup and “We

foreign

as Prési-

|

implication,

rebuffed

CORMIER

of [Mayaguez

of his

since he came to! ‘the | White House

WASHINGTON l—Secretary: of Commerce Frederick H. Mueller the- port

defense

in 1953.

Foreign Trade Zone Is Finally A Reality yesterday designated

a basic

undertakings ini personal diplomacy

|

Cohen Secretary Signs Grant

FRANK

gave

would

invitation ‘abroad.

(See IKE,

Diplomacy

The President attacked what he EVANGELISTS

preoccu: pations ||

return-

and U. S.sheld Okinawa.

opposing’ |a new) with the | United’

unavoidable

of the few months remainixe, | it |

‘Communist domination may hang over the free world, I believe that ‘journey’ to any future President will con-

‘after

ing from) a two-week the

a

rt to the Amer-|,

the

i

cluding ‘Red

against foreign trips by the

1960,

which

ious week, these

indica

Health

is-

between

Ar-

Dr. Rafael Timothee,

Head of the Bureau

All: but five of

are paralytic, with

meeting

id

ek

| of

latest report after am of Communic-

29

able | Disease Control, and other public ‘health officials, in an attempt to determine, the trend of

of

|The outbreak has claimed UW lives so far, the Secretary said.

purpose to -dominate trade zone. The designationmeans that foreign goods may be brought the ‘world by being timid, passive of last week’s cases, also the outbreak. . to Mayaguez for packaging, cohasiactiind or other processing and or apologetic when we are acting being paralytic.

. May then be shipped out of Poesia. Rico »without prcomnine subject to in. our own U.

S.) custonis regulation:

After signing a grant which mits

the

Puerto

Development.

Co.

Rico to

er-F-

Industr

:NS S

establish

on

interests,”

and the free world’s

‘Eisenhower said.

AAA

‘Last

paralytic

year’s

total

polio

number

victims was

nine.

(See

POLIO,

Page

21)

G

operate the. trade. zone, Mueller G said,’””

.I.

hope

this

will

be'|t

ee

means of establishing a few § of

i

tries. in Puerto Rico.”

Accepting the grant was’ Dr.

tonio| Fernos-Isern, ‘Resident missioner for Puerto Rico. The ‘new foreign trade intended’ to advance the dev

=| tapeMerchant Wins Suit For Damages To Reputation By DOUGLAS ne,

lop-

:

A

misplaced .60—a:

D. RICHARDS

money

1.

It jis

the

ways:

first

\ 4See/ FOREIGN,

iF

ancisco

for

damages

to: “his

for| award in the U. S. Dis

loan. installiment— ~which|0f

ment of the island: commonwea th,| almost cost Caguas is unique in two

order

Puerto

Rico.

-

oe ict Court}

City

Bank of. New York which 1959, when . issued a $384 loan to Gonzalez two | his monthly years. ago. The loan, co-signed by|double.the following

tes, sordidbe}a postal money order for The $2,000 cash nwt plus | business —which . was - cashed, . ther” a | court costs, was ordered by Judge paid back in monthly ins'

businessman

Gonzalez

Martinez

ob and the friendship of business| Clemente Ruiz Nazario in a case|0f $32, ‘Page 21) | | asso iates, has Prouent @ $2,000] brought. against: we ro patiennt All went such

trade

"haat month

<

placed by the bank. Der’

well until. February,

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priate

THE SAN, JUAN STAR —, Tuesday, June 28, 1960

Dock Workers Union

‘(Cubans Mum On CauseOf

Re-elects Perez Roa

Years

st Harbor Bla icial comment.

Longshoremen leader Juan Perez Roa and his slate of officers have been re-

election,

assembly

held

room

monwealth

in

the

of the Com-

Department

of

Labor, was described by Pérez

Roa

as

the

anywhere States

first

in the

held

election

United

under

the

Labor-management sure Act. The voting secret

was

ballot,

in

new

Disclo-

conducted

accordance

by with

provisions of the new labor law. Perez

Roa,

who

was

unopposed

the

post

of union

president,

for

received 560 cast. Carlos

opposed

of the 1,082 ballots Monge, who was

by Juan Torres Martinez

and

Juan

vice

presidency, won

with

Torres

5656

Velez

the

Fish the

of

cy

has

goal

eligible

in

the

Armando

claimed results

a

the

null

of

Long(ILA)

UTM

election

because

the

workers

par-

spokesman

Association

are

Rivero

to vote

International

that

one-half

2,937

election.

Rivero,

for the rival shoremen’s’

1,130,000

less

eligible

than

UTM

were to

convention

last month.

were

pas-

1,400 were to lines

and

100

The majority went

east-central

area

of

the

The

tree

distribution

the

Technical

Forestry

Aid

divi-

sion of the department. The trees are cultivated

at the Catalina

and

Toa Alta tree nurseries. Monge

Eugenio

Police are looking for Mrs. Parrilla

Ana

Delgado

Marquez,

they were

attacked

Santa Rita Housing He asked them

of

mother

de 459

by

a man who a

Inmaculada

a stranger

St.,

at 9 p.m.

her

Santurce,

treasurer

The

lease

damage.

suit

San

Juan

Hotel

of the

San

Hotels.

operate

Corp.

Juan

are+

in front said,

and,

it under

agreement.

a

-

Dist.

Atiy.

Jorge

Me-

C.

Aponte

chief

of

the

divi-

sion of investigations and criminal

police

affairs, declined

to com-

ment, hewever, on how or why the case is “a fake.” He said that a statement would be fourthcoming, perhaps today, from the office of Secretary of Justice Hiram Cancio, who was to receive a

59,

when

a knife and slashed both their were treated at Rio Piedras

e-port from Aponte.

7

U.

is, on June

14,

Ruiz

At

Dates

set

been

“kidnaped.”

is a former

Soler

El Imparcial |an

worker.

YOUR SAVINGS

Hotel

Corp.

Diaz

agency.

The

|

@ Any deposit received on

Superintendent

general

or before the 10th day of each month earns.the complete

public

of

respondence

from

ee

demanding

the American

a

First Federal Savings - and Loan Association of Puerto Rico

Metropolitan

' Box 590,

San Juan, Santurce - Stop 22 1/2, Rio Piedras, Barrio Obrero -

=

2

San Juan. CemaD

—_-

The

Cross,”

io

said that its —

of Ganges

WEATHER San

Juan,

-Porce

Mayaguez—Variable

cloudi-

S.

Hotels

settlement , by

Arbitration Associa-

is

understood

to

have

petitioned

the AAA to arbitrate in the disAt

issue is

a

March

in the}second lease

Hotel

|an annual

by! which

Corp.

would

rental

equal

San

receive

to two-

ting pro-|:

minimum rental s

Hotel

Intercontinental

. charges

Hotels|

with

Poli¢e’ announces

to Box

which

‘‘wan-

terms ie

:

to

has

and

YESTERDAY'S 4

85

HIGH:

YESTERDAY'S STATESIDE:

LOW: New

7 York,

84,

partly cloudy; Boston, 83, clear; Philadelphia, 85, clear; Washington, 85, clear. Miami, 86, partly cloudy;

Chicago, 82, partly

cloudy;

Los Angeles, 68, clear; Dallas, $2, partly cloudy; San Francisce, 6, smi cloudy.

AN Night Pharmacy Ferdantoz Juncos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169 : af ec

the

been

All cor938, Hato

went

at

p.m.

Emergency ncy Registry

consigned

formerly

- TEMPERATURES:

it signed

| Was set at $326,000.

| San Juan

damage

a

20,- 1958,

be directed

Area

News.

Intercontinental, which holds a 20-year lease on the luxury hotel,

Rey, including such correspondence the

Miami

tion.

that all mail handling

should

spokes-

ness with occasional showers today ged tenight,| anda) clance fia Ole. thundershowers.

the U.

Intercontinental

centralized in the Hato Rey Post Office.

dividend for the month.

the

Abrahan

petitioned

ee

prevent

suits

NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC

@ Save by personal deposit or by mail deposit. We pay the postage.

by

Forces

publicly committed

on

San Saa

attorney

Gonzalez

Cle-

COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO POLICE DEPARTMENT

insured by Federal government

Head-

Armed

said trucks . carrying had been parked near

FORECAST

time,

ton disregard of the} provisions of the |

@ Every account up to $10, 000

the

| eastro Castro government,

hearings

dollar

ter in the Ponce Intercontinen- | fit..A guaranteed tal Hotel and told police they

The

‘Which i

|

Court Judge

They were found two days la- | thirds of the gross

had

by

|$abot and terror against age ’the

-

Set

Nazario

the same

Juan

where

or

construction

on the multimillion for July 8.

the

their hdme

the

S. District

suit

section,

confirmable

Police

for alleged failure of

involving

mente

Antonio, Soler, and his danghter, Sonia, disappeared from Condado

not

Intercontinental Hotels to live“ up to a technical assistance agree-

Hearing

lendez Vela, who yesterday turned his findings over to Jose

was.

confession

and design of the San Juan Intercontinental Hotel in Isla Verde.

dnaping case “a fake.” Asst.

000. damages

was’ responsible.

of munitions. Superior|",The4Posit spokesman for ‘“The

Am earlier’ suit filed in Federal

ment

A San Juan District attorney yesterday termed the Soler

knife

of Bldg.

nelepapee ‘of

at National

kesman i bombs

Intercontinental

~

Inter-}

Termed ‘A Fake’

DON’T DELAYSAVE MORE TODAY IN | ALL

against

the San Juan

from

Corp, withdrawn

Kidnaping Case

The attacker was described to police as a Negro about 35 years old, five feet eight inches tall, and weighing about 180 pounds.

|

$2,000,000

blast

“by.

Friday by the San Juan Hotel Corp.

Carmen

told

or-

for the

for “The Cross” was report-

Court, was filed in the U.S. District Court of Puerto Rico

marshall Secunand guide Jesus

Development, Rio Piedras. “Where are you going?” they

Carmen began to scream, he pulled backs before running away. They Municipal Hospital.

A

organization

The

continental Hotel while Intercon-| Court two weeks ago asks $1,000,-

daughter,

anti«

that

A report that 10 persons had been arrested in connection with:

| Press Bureau.

tinental

a

spokes-»

an

said

semi-official

qaurters

$2 Million Hotel Suit Hotels

or

the

Perez

with

a

147 injured. Reports Unconfirmed The newspaper avoided any suggestion that a specific nation

either

secre-

daughter

and

The plant is on

Federal Court Gets

“might be a maniac.” The

and

Parrilla,

|

owners

Mother, Daughter Knifed By ‘Maniacal’ Attacker man reportedly slashed Saturday evening.

Sunday afternoon for a game of cards. strike. (STAR Photo.) |

with

Torres,

Miguel Rivera, dino Filomeno, Castro.

ets ia “police guard at the Industrial

included

reelected

and

OUT—Pickets

Algodonera Mattress factory in Guaynabo took time out

program

is carried out in cooperation with

tary

nominating

trees;

bamboo.

the

union membership was not given proper advance notice of the union

TIME

10,000

island.

Roa

the

that

6,000

property

Others

charged

to

Munoz

trees;

Fia.,

Cross,”

listed

timber-yielding,

fruit

i

and a woman died from excitement .as a result of it. Hospitals

for coffee tree shade;

were

iami,

“The

organization,

The

Agri-

agency

Luis

resulted

the Cuban government, Revolucion, said two. men died in“the blast

the

the agen-

the

the

were

68,000 were

the

of

by

the

blast.

Ser-

of

which

ganization was —

Rivera birthday centenary. Among the trees distributed,

voted.

also

holding

set

commemorate

shade

the

Wildlife

night

in

for

Castro

This total surpasses the one million

ture

of

by

on.

death of three persons.

“But

announced.

110 ballots respectout

year

culture and Commerce,

define.

ticipated

and

ornamental;

1,094

the

Department

were

longshoremen

dock

Forest, vice

opponents

ively.

Only

during

Sunday

man

terday

of the’ aeuihitionis explosion

inthe

About 1,250,000 trees have been distributed

25,000

His

here

More Than Million Trees Distributed

reelection

votes.

got 166 and

for

Uaton

to

OW™

The

to lead the Dock Workers for another three years.

withheld

cause

to

VT

elected (UTM)

HAVANA

was.

wwe

For 3 More

.

\]

PENG

Tau

ah.

Tet fist

a

eet t

ba/tacohh is

THE SAN JUAN Stiktt'— Tadsdal? Jane

,

iS

|

¥

Seafarers Report Rec gnition — As Imparcial Bargaining Agent The Seafarers International Union yesterday said it has won Tecognition from El Imparcial newspaper as collective bargaining agents for workers in the adve rtising, circulation, distribution, and

business: offices,

pard

.the

SIU executives Earle Shep-+ placed

Fl

Imparcial

these

four

number

of

employes

in

“around 200.” ea He said that workers coy-

ered by the recognition are now electing delegates as a prelude to bargaining talks /

~

The

majority

‘in

other

_By HAROLDJ. LIDIN | | The wide-ranging Seafarers International Union (SIUAFL-CIO): has oved into the $55°million Ferré .Enter-

|

In- Near Future Seafarers also. claim

EmployesOf Ferre Plant

| |

Vote Affiliation With SIU

departments - at

with management.

iat

prises, largest

locally owned

island.

(a

departments

Seafarer.

of the struck newspaper, and “look forward to the conclusion”

Sheppard

industrial complex on_ the , deciding. instead to join the SeaEarle

exec hive -reported

an farers. Cintron,

that

fe

a recently

named:

orga-

assembly of |production of a recognition agreement “in workers. atthe Porto Rico nizer-in-chief for south ‘coast :oper- A PAIR OF SATELLITES—Drawing ations of the Steelworkers -union, the near future.” {

Iron Works in. Ponce voted

Frank Chavez, head of the ‘Teamsters local here which struck El Imparcial last May 24, charged that

the

Seafarer

recognition

Sunday, 84 to 65, to affiliate

with the sailors’ ‘Employes.

by

the

newspaper

and

the

Sunday

Board.

charges w.th

to

support

by

Ponce

the United

Mayor

Steel Workers

But ed

Imparcial.

the Ferre

the

advice

of

I will

Sewer System

Seafarers

the

an

The

has been

ea

in

awarded

Santurce,

by

Municipal

financers

of

whil

the

Cintron,

Iron

independent

Workers.

the bid

an-

governments,

co-

delegates to the World Bapist Congress which ends Sunday.

Commonwealth.

project.

bid

the

it

was

the

Harada’s

:

was for

other

Speaking

since

Works

union,

The

©

reporters Airport,

at.

In-

Graham

to

October

in

U.S.A.

Manuel

nish-Speaking in New York

hold

Six

He

sewage

will

the

meetings

manner as he did

system to be con- in meetings in Sixto Escobar structed will improye the surfacc | here two years ago. He will drainage of waters in the area speak and be assisted by interbetween Ponce de Leon Ave. on Rogelio Archilla, Rev. the north; Progreso St., and the preter future Mufioz Rivera Ave. on the the same |Puerto Rican who asSouth; Hipodromo Ave. on the. sisted Graham in his meetings east; and Cerra St. on the west,’ here.) according- to government - authorGraham’ said that. he had had ities, This will eliminate, they | a good, time -talking with pasthe

frequent

mandez

Juncos

Carmen

Streets.

The

floods

Ave.,

and

project

and

on

Las

includes

Fer- sengers on. the way to San Juan Figue-| from Miami. He told them, -he

have

Figueroa

the

cons-7

however,

so,

he’

friends

they-

St. ~ with

suffi-

WE WILL

iat

BE

We

BOWLING | CENTER NOW

EN

Rivers

— Rio Piedras

OUR

LA

SELF-SERVICE

RONDE

RESTAURANT

EVA ett Tes gatuie).() CS tdi e

Rar Rca Sar '

daily 11:30. QO Ra

Pek

Mis

Sere

-& TS7

||

he

RN ei Lf eee:

|

15, from

the Ponce

School

for

Hospital Building,

Rivera was charged ‘by Judge Marcelino Flores with reckless

‘driving and released after posting $400 bail, police said. tnd

Cyclist Dies i

.

Efren Martinez

ee

turce;

bicycle plunged

Lugo,

Ponce.

and

Domingo

Torres

62, of 114 Reina -

feet

said. }

Graham

Graham crusades, and. Howard Butt, a Texas businessman,

of

he

Aporite, 26, of

Pons,

injuries

died

received

”VALUES BIGGESTEVER!

STARTING TOMORROW e

TIES:

+) FIRST-QUALITY MERCHANDISE | ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES

Our store, will remain closed today, TUESDAY, in preparation usual,

||;

Ave., Santurce

Tel, 2-0684

a>

his

St. | near the Tibes section of Ponce, | police ‘said.

Great Big Sale of SUITS |® SLACKS

as

yesterday

when

off a hill Sunday

WEDNESDAY THE 99TH

CLOSED FOR

in the Santurce,

where his condition was described

Girls; Julio Aponte Reyes, 37,

' of 419 San Antonio St., San-

(Merino Hardware Store)

700 Labra

18; Car-

men Maria Santiago Texidor,

said’

Ave., and

he was hit by |Victor Rivera

as “not serious.”

|

19, of Yauco;

FERRETERIA MERINO, INC.

:

|

‘ Davila Lozada,

often been associated with the|

business

were

dissapeared.

_ Rosa Maria Figueroa,

and King was Grady Wilson, |) from North Carolina, who-has};

for

whom

del Seguro Professional

in Germany

he

accompanying

. FRIDAY _JULY1.

:

bT 4

will be open ‘again

commencing :

the

Ava Torres Carrillo; 24, of 721 ‘Sanchez St., Santurce; Zenaida

THURSDAY - JUNE 30 Munoz

of

about

Juan traffie

Diaz. He was taken to the Fondo

be . considered

alerted

driv-

directing

at Fernandez Juncos

urity,” police said and

been

reckless

Patrolman

Cruz.was

Marina St., when a taxi driven by

patients are

and

Ave

Luis

four

missing

_ INVENTORY ON: WEDNESDAY - JUNE 29

-_.

ing. Police ,said

traffie

driver of the (car

with

Europe, he. for three

months, principally Also

and

The

charged

directing

before going

in Liberia

Switzerland,

men

not

The

~

on |to Europe. [In will hold crusades and

o®

escapees, all

NOTICE TO OUR -CLIENTS

cient capacity to dispose.of waters : from the area of the first stage of

| the project.

have

was

wearing hospital pajamas when

Palmas

" truction of a pump station at the foot of

“the

I

or-

Driver

policeman

morning.

the Rio . Piedras Hospital, police

dangerous.” All island | police

The handsome evangelist has just finished an eight-day series of meetings at Griffith Stadium D.C. . Following in Washingon, .the ‘Baptist Congress in the Brazilian city, he will leave to visit

‘Spa-

revival meetings City. These will

conduct

same

doing

The

“could

was

A

persons. escaped yester-

. mum

Rico

after

ona San Juan street was injured ‘when hit by an auto yesterday

_

island

shortly

load of satellites were

Cape Canaveral, Fia., last week. (AP Wirephoto)

day f Psychiatric

some day. He has no plans now for

yesterday,

be in Madison Square. Garden, Oct. 7;: 9, he) said. in the

Puerto

beautiful

satellite, top,

Escape RP Hospital

|

that

double pay

Reckless

and

been’ to,” and that he hopes hold meetings here again

to

said he will next be back in the

$996,145,

bidder,

to

ternational

Benitez, Jr., quoted. $1,128,256.50. _ The project will be supervised. by. the Commonwealth Public Works Department, and the contractor must) complete’. the construction within 450 days after starting.

roa,

raidirig,

the

measurement

of the Transit 2A Research Laboratory’s

6 Mental Patients

were never affiliated to the Steel

construction of. the first stage evangelist and King will be in said,| most of a rainage system for the Stop Rio today to mix among 20,000 ever

for

_ add,

not

of

the

Juan for a few hours yesterday to‘ get in a little bit of swimming before leaving again for Rio de Janeiro. © Harada, Corporation -of Isla The’ 41-year-old globe-hopping+

Grande

and

|were

employes

had.

reject-

|

and the Naval

The

bited from

“ Evangelist Dr. Billy Graham and the Rev. Martin Luther King, southern integration leader, jetted into San

To Be Rebuilt noun¢ted

use.’”)

countered .that

radiation

separation.

Rey. Billy Graham Stops Here En Route To Brazil : By BOB E Loeb

Stop 18 Area

18

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‘Sheppard

of Amer-

Mayor’

solar

resorted “to a-type of propaganda

Carlos

employes

satellites, bottom,

the into

To swing the- vote in its favor, charged Cintron, the Seafarers

{Iron . Works;

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of ‘Seafarer “conspiracy”

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the

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tions

of

that raid

steelworker jurisdiction.

union.

who. now ‘have an} independent union, were called into assembly

El Imparcial is “conspiracy” between SIU.

complain 1 yesterday Seafarers | action is a‘

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SAN

JUAN

STAR.— Tuesday, June 28, 5960. | ; .

Soviet Bloc Walks Out On Disarmament Talks

'. S. Calls Arms Walkout "Deplorable’ WASHINGTON U.S.

shattering peace

conference yesterday

and

apparently

killed

Soviet

Deputy

foreign+

banged

his four allies stalked

conference

out of

the

the meeting room over western protests, after accusing the West of using the talks to camouflage

its own

up of modern

arms.

The five western mained in session

Ambassador

Jules

build-

M.

fully

temptuous

procedure chairman

which

Marian

brought

the

talks

Naszkowski

heard

Mmunist speakers

the

floor.

By

HOWARD

CAPE

Administration

BENEDICT

CANAVERAL,

Fla.

(®—

western

astronaut

A manned

delegates

The

conference.

British

Minister

Western

Com-

up

of State

David

delegations

required

reach

several

would

more

unanimity

on

on

|i

the with! the

allied. nations

termined

the

lost

primarily

will

shoot

an

drives in

.the

because

to

and

of

a

ina

-continued

de-

search

peace,”

yersions

were

will be

empty

tested.

NASA

has

carried

Seven or eight are

scheduled

and

suborbital

provide

complete

for’ July. Redstone’ Cayeats

A parade of Atlas-and Redstoneboosted

to

capsules will follow

National

Aeronautics:

the

launchings

altitude

ly’

placing

in

orbit,

the

and

angle

without actual-

capsule

in

orbit.

but

will

imediately

If

all’ goes

-

well,

or November,

an

Atlas

will

| will fall into the Atlantic this year. The Atlas and Redstone shots Puerto Rico. This is the’ s path planned for the first manned will test the 1%-ton capsule on orbit shot. ‘

as the

a variety

Space

trajectories

and

velocity,

it around and effect re-entry.

aloft by Atlases»

eight by Redstones.

plan.

ter

ordered 20 of the capsules. Twelve

of

And

and

recently after several boilerplate A third shot will insert the capsule

reset

Atlas

chamber

of orbital re-entry,

the

miles

of the

systems.

The second Atlas shot will regis-

dif-

into

140

its

suitable

air to subject it to extreme entry conditions. This shot is

capsule

qualification

pro-

short || A production model was approved

a_

orbital flight is sched-

Atlas

space

have

days

the

it

conferen-

(NASA)

time

space ride by the end of this year.

American

Ormsby-Gore suggested that the walkout was staged deliberately to forestall presentation of the American-drafted proposals. The

in turn, and then

make

A big Atlas missile is being pre- fan

affairs.” the

called

disappoint-

Preparing Atlas

international of

and

and

For Fall Astronaut Shot

. the

of

| Geneva,

deplorable

U.S. Department denounced Rus- for a just and durable attitude as the cause of the statement added.

culties in designing pared for the first of a series of launchings aimed at sending an space chamber.

the

end.

all

shouted:

I demand

disarmament

When the Communist delegates had gone, Moch said Naszkowski’s action was ‘‘without precedent in None

Polish

an

who

protest.

toward

out

return to the negotiations. A statement issued by

had expected Zorin to break up uled next year.

Naszkowski

to

of

com-

‘Without Precedent’

of conference’

with

other

delegates ignoring France’s

Eaton

delegates exover the con-

disregard

the

all

sia’s

NASA

the

filed out

conference.”’

Disregard’

All the Western pressed indignation

declare

He

I asked to speak while the Soviet delegate was still addressing the

agreed.

‘Contemptuous

behind

Moch

“I

submit a new set of American dis-, armament proposals on which the western powers were themselves

not

gavel to closed.

room

munist

delegations reto hear U. S.

Fredrick

his

of

progress

walking

failure of the 10-nation’ par-

of

‘1 ce. It appealed to the Soviets to}i

=

present hopes of slowing down the nuclear arms race. minister Valerian Zorin and

The, the

—

yesterday

hopes

for

‘by

Geneva

(AP)

Russia

“the

peoples”

CENEVA (AP)—The Soviet bloc walked out of the 10-nation disarmament

accused

of orbital

to

The

first

Redstone

launching

i

scheduled for August.

Legislative Session Was Lively, Heated, Productive By A. W. MALDONADO The

Commonwealth

session go

that closed

down

as one

debates one-man

legislative

Saturday

of the

nored

will

most

but

reaching

con-

eventually

having

were

far-

equally

strong

Not

Eisenhower

as

their

than

two

or

three

in May.

tives

stay

to

hear

in_

praise of the President

consequenses.

Censured

sensational,

but

Among other things, the legislatur censured President Eisenhower for “improper interven-

important, was the debate on the plebiscite bill. The, debate,

The heavy action began in midJanuary with a slam-bang House

tion”

itself,

floor

debate

between

and

Statehood

and

ended

cver

June

Populars

a

25

times,

continuous 30

session

in

more

than

bills

and

reso-

than

300

lutions

were

approved,

Major

importance.

was

marked

by

after

lar, Republican and Independence —hurled invective at one another. Two

The

several

many

three

months

parties—Popu-

later

the

senhower

for

his

conduct

Rep. was

apEi-

before

of

tion tion

marathon

approval

of

this

resolu-

projecdebate

Luis’

Feliu

conducting

a

Pesquera

one-man.

cru-

an empty up

to

rally

84. The formation

in public

‘school time.

Feliu was not taken seriously. His bill No. 84 as doomed from the beginning, Without

own ing

the

support

party, Feliu daily

of

his

continued

giv-

half-hour

speeches

at

a

found at

in

support

outgrowth of

a

ror”

in

estimated 4

Bill

of that

Catholic

was

ty,

Politi-

of

big

Popular leader

bills.

Party

Arcilio

House

and

which

in

salaries

and teachers;

ple

to

Immediate

Installation

—-

Now

Down Payment.

—

annual

upkeep.

36 Months

to pay:

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are

session,

the

truth

actually happened

Puerto

Rico

here.”

further,

saying

he

preferred

a

big

fy taxes;

a law

partment

of

creating

relief

in

proper-

creating

Commerce;

a Dea.

new

wage

Republicans

PROF. says.

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|}. Tel. 9.0090 — _Nioht 3.7890

of

Nikita Blames’ West GENEVA S.

— Soviet

to heads of. Western yesterday

Premier

Khrushchev,'||in blamed

a

note

governments the

West

‘for

the breakdown of the: ¢ neva disarmament talks. The note charged ead five West4 ern powers’ in the talks were

using

Soviet participation ‘‘as: a screen to cover the arms race unleashed by ‘the West, - and for deceiving | the pesples: a ¢

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to

back his statements with facts,

this ‘session as lone of great ex-

International

Tel. 2-5267

said

a “long and all the work

It is expected, however, that the

legislation:

At the Son Juan

no

this

a

bill;

berkitz,. Needs

with

Worker’s Bank and an Occupational Development Corp., a law

ta -

GALVANIZED

along’

Figueroa declined to comment .

poli-

‘There is a

HEAVILY

gone

Popular-introduced

on

of

of what

the plebis-

The LITTLE

shrubbery.

has

of- the

Nikita

and

on’ poli-

of this session to show the peo-

He listed the more important legislation as follows:

protection for your lawn

wasted

he was preparing intensive study of

Legislation

a law lifting the minimum

will give lasting

time

comment

said

transit law; a new municipal law;

FENCE

time;

er Leopoldo Figueroa,- asked to

floor

Alvarado

Important

granting

LINK

wasted

number

cite

CHAIN

and

legislation, is also planning to use this session in its campaign. Republican House floor lead-

cemen

MORRO

bring

most

party. The meat of this session was, however, the passage of.a good

Increases

EL

to

cal

last week that-in his 12 years in the House this session was by far, his “most prolific.”

Is your yard 3 short-cut!

legislation

wipe

tical debates. The Populars will refer proudly to this session ‘during the upcoming electoral campaign. The opposition Republican Par-

Ca-

.of

Vis-

help

errors such as passage of a bill with an important “printing er-

himself

people,

slums;

complishments

-night

chairs

crowd,

100,000

tholic

spoken

empty

House,

addressing

instruction

dur-

seemed a reverse of the Ike censure

Jose

_ Independentista

to

a “Buena

designed to

about important changes in the Supreme Court. It was a session of many ac-

in. commit-

had

night

sade for a bill he had introduced in 1957 calling for religious

ing the summit conference in the face of Khrushchev’s ‘‘arrogant threats.” The fiery debate

session

party.

Meanwhile,

Legis-

lature did an about-face and proved a resolution praising

years.

More

eal

the

out

parliamentary

bill tabled

behind him. Feliu, who

a des-

longest

his

budget,

ta” law

t--. The Catholic: Church rallied

elegant expressions of the deeper philosophies of each politi-

with

the

nevertheless

every

affairs. Approvai of the motion followed an exhausting debate in which

was

contained

vernment

representa-

him.

move possible to get the House ‘to vote on the bill, Feliu finally

which rarely touched on the bill saw

political

check,

The Session, which was extendthree

Rico’s

$2

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Puerto

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more

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Rafael ecutive

Durand of

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named

Authority,

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Fomento

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Of 1,216 issues traded, 579 clined, 430 advanced, and

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44,320 11,108

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During May and June, 989,387 mangos, mostly of the ““Maya-

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three

384 60% 21%

Anaconda Armco Steel

Am

bons 3S at 3.50-36.75A and 5S 35.50-35.75A.

currently

31%

nonferrous metals joined the decline. Most electronics advanced.

Standard

about

bonds

S.

Minn Mg Mfg Monsan Ch Mont Ward

ml

closed

were

55M ke 29%

“%

few

rubbers,

U.

Quotations —

56%

17,000

store space markets.

Market

8936

petroleums,

aircrafts,

Corporate

-}range

American Stock Exchange prices

It

Tob

markets will be major the shopping centers,

square feet addition to

shares.

Tel Tel

motors,

chemicals,

Shopping to Grand’

is to have

46,900

Sugar Std

index of which

on

535% 27% 13%

Union. The new tenants in

40%

i

Most

for two

new supermarkets in Puerto Rico, both to be open by early 1961. The markets will be located

opening.

Most losses ranged: from a cents to. around $2 a share.

The Grand Union Co. yesterday announced

at

mix-

led the detline. when it wags an- -Allied Chem nounced that U. S. production’ this Allis Chal week would amount to only 1,560‘Alumin Ltd 000 tons, or 54.8 per cent of capacity. This would be the lowest Aluminum Co figure _in nearly two years ex- Amerada Pet Am Airlines clusive of strike periods. Can Some speculative favorites, how- Am Cyan ever, made wide gains. These Am & FP gains ranged from one to around Am Am Smelt $5 a share.

Grand Union Signs

di-

the most active stock, unchanged|

narrowly

Steel shares They fell hard

sition. rector last year after serving as head of the mainland Fomento operation has filled in as acting Fomento administrator on a num-

was

close.

Fo-

public career at the Department of Labor.

Durand will also continue in his present Ports Authority po-

market

turned lower in the second hour and continued to sell off to the

point

a one-time

moderately

ed and active at the

opera-

them.

Durand

Teo-

Fomento

The

Du-

rand

of

in

trading yesterday.

person-

Deve-

director

declined

were irregular as volumt | declined to 1,580,000. shares from 1,630,000. Friday:

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169

he

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First Natl. City Bank 78 Industries .

Maule

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number in II...

the

46

of radio

United

15

14%

Telephone

sets in

States

has 4

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PARIS, June 26 — The NATO. Alliance, always shaky; paradoxically is the

stronger

because

of one

of its weaknesses.

France

does

not

permit atomic weapons to be based on her soil.. But under General de

Gaulle,

France

is a much

stronger

and more

reliable

government

and ally. There

here

is still a

for

summit

great

General

de

meeting.

sense

of American

Gaulle’s

It) was

part

he who

It

gratitude

the. ill-fated

stood firmly by Presi-

dent Eisenhower’s side in that humiliation and. trial produced boorish behavior.

in

is known

moment of | great by Khrushchev’s

General

de

Gaulle

did

not approve of the meeting and entertained no real hope for it. He also thought the United States had ‘

bungled

the U-2

\SSS offered

any

plane incident. But

criticism.

He

was

an

he nevér once

ally

and

he

acted

like one. It is. no secret that the United States, while

sometimes

DOWN

BUT

NOT

OUT—

Billy Keeton

bur ns

teenagers.

The boy

said he was

taunted

while

his ice cream

by

ae

melts.

teenagers

who

The

finally

Young

ran

h

munists

Associated

NEW

ly

Press

YORK

two

the

raised

peace

by

News

a

Algerian

agreeing

personal

News

to

Analysis

Algerian national

sector

cleanup

though

far from

an effective national

of

the

‘must

go

decisive,

show

unity

from

Until now, the rebels, with their national. Communism;

the

and

The

French

ceived

provisional

insisted

on

of

government,

a

independence,

discussed

simultaneously

to

be

with

the

talking

of

ing

domi-

they have about

but

not

gotiations

a

must

go

for his

cratic

to

De

approach

determination

after

Gaulle’s

period

him-

of a

through

Voluntary

De

Gaulle

advocacy a

And

demonational

No

cease-fire.

that

the

negotiation

into

political

of peace,

Algerians

is

Violent

ne-

where

the

Reactions

So far, however, of

is that,

there

affairs

has

the new

not"

turn

produced

the

in a violent reactions from rightists in can

France and which have

be

brought into political agreement and voluntary alignment with

military pressure

his

The

STAR

Reporter Ty

on

does

Ralph

“The

(STAR press

it

Anglada’s

Guaynabo

of June 24) almost

of the gunshots

the

had

Congratulations

to

away.

Scooper

Ralph.

ness

an

have

alert,

shown

brave

him

man—

indicated

the

for

Delia

May

by

bravery

is

in

phone in

God

call for help, for his alert-

was

the

bless

Morgan’s

of prime

case.

and

protect

all

policemen!

to

be

and

a

; Vera :- McKenna

Miramar,

P. R.

lt Was Only A Porcupine,

can

collect

of the

Armijo,

Jr.,

the

$2,055.50

porcupine

of

for

the

purported

suit

and

the

some

were

calf

New

didn’t

camp. By

bones,

and

his

along

burial

to be

were

wife,

with

of, the

those

charred

of Manuel

testified

an

buried

testified

Mexico,

come

that’

porcupine

to

time

he

was

in

an

ancient

with

‘a

days

the

that

N.

the

indian

belief

automobile

brought. te: Albuquerque:

not

eating

at

had

with

and : buried

Stroga-

to eat crow

a flow

is

still

Gaulle

chart.

and

\

for action:

“above

the

beyond

that:

The French

are weary

been

common

comment

is

penalized

war

does

come

down

violent emotional

they

reampaign

call

wreck

in

west-

*

“I

held

logging

What

France

and’

as Armijo.

the

should prepare

moon. least

aluminum.

Its

‘

cremical

settled,

France

might

really

are

among

the

best. But

Algeria is

a-

must

not

be

be

granted.

given

but

General

hopes

community.

to

There

de

retain

is grave

what

has been,

and

is, a severe financial

ey

should

have

an

atomic

bomb

‘drop-

is something

which

,

originate

figure

in ‘some

or

{ OF

DESTINY

.

f

crisis continues,

drives the French

to a dangerous

depth

tion. But they hope. And the! es be a man

will

if the Algerian

“LeGrand

of frustra-

Charles,”’. who may really .

of destiny.

in Europe.

Europe,

like

all

the

world,

the raat

is. changing.

It,

too,

prosperous. General de Gaulle feels, so one of his ministers told wwe, that prosperity is one of. the evils which afflict the world. People everywhere

put

prosperity

first. -No

one

wants

to

sacrifice.

But

de

Gaulle keeps demanding of Frenchmen that they have valor, sacrifice patriotism.

No

one

pays

much

attention,

but

he

keeps. reminding

councils of Europe.

De Gaulle and France

bers. De ‘Gaulle gives us orders. give

years.

and

France_all

all other

So why

it when tough

to

make

of the

for roving Americans: these days:

drama.

the, United

the

He

may

atomic

Our people

countries,

win his argument

secrets.

can have

He

them

it necessary

to spend

look

States

provide immediate

can

argues

within

all the money

that we well

five to and

design?

time

that

10 on

It is a

argument.

Le Grand Charles is the outstanding Western personality, And he won’t

let

us

forget

it.

TODAY’S

to

‘places

are a magnificent

on it with respect, admiration and incomprehension, but France isan ally. France would fight. This may not be true of all the NATO meim-

yo

ys

We

to colonize the stopping

country to West

become,

1960 go

*

It’s certainly one hazardous

be

if

have

British.

the world,’ it ‘likely

will Ps

of

The House space committee says we

of

A

for raising

shall

would

3

stay there.” *

France

\

in

the

independence

on

is elect-

candidate’s

sloan:

with

that

to that of the days before World War

=

ec * *

Democratic

all

happen

BOOMING

could

that

*

cane with Communism.

re-

him

like

may

ped on their heads, This makes one shiver a bit, because if ‘an atomic

Congress moves towat d cutting Cuba’s sugar quota. Castro is the first guy in our neighborhood who’s

not

and physical drain. There is no sympathy for the Algerians, and the

who grew up in the wiite House. *

that without

that independence

Usual

ly they earn medals

*&

do

doubt in some quarters that the army will consent, but the General knows that French public opinion supports a settlement.

officers

are stunned.

myth

him.

French

competitors

engineers

are smuggling rum into the coun. and

The

the region within what is ealled:the French

&

men

all

problem

insistent

knows

France,

‘The Treasury says Navy try. Navy

respect.

competitor

Algerian

scientists

should

“kk

a

skull

that

a mountain

-been

ago,

and

Bureau

crow

the

them. And France free of the weight of Algeria’ could dominate the

Gov. Rockefeller says the president needs a “first secretary.” Rocky is one of those fellows who thinks you can cure éverything

and he was dazed and

later

eoroter’s’ inquest:

has

KNEBEL

it began

Sukiyaki.

for

If le Grand Charles has ja bit of luck he will become

Washington

Washington—and

that his car burned,

until. several

better fighting

years,

By FLETCHER

it finish

It is outselling

is a strong

the

I. Her

that

| POTOMAC. FEVER | STAR

affection

al} agree

ed, he'll be the first] president.

Armijo’s.

Armijo

ern

Armijo

porcupine

a_

fice, but if Jack Kennedy

Albuquerque.

against

of

them

six

they

ke

Eloy Vigil, an embalmer for Garcia Mortuary, which brought

mains

after

die, but

Nixon may have ma ‘ured in of

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. ab) — The case of the poreu_Pine’s funeral has énded. Dist. Judge Robert Reidy has ruled that an Albuquerque

remains

which,

grudging

duty.”

But Manuel, He Got Stuck mortuary

this

now)

continued

shootings.

Stubbe

, too, which

importance

The actions of patrolman Juan Arzuaga

as

is to be commended

echoes

died

got

interrupted

was off.the

before

too,

citation

who

All

on

real thorn. The army, while it went along in the crisis of some months

been very successful.

noff than

order. And patrolman Diaz Davis,

sto-

Holdup”

everything

believe

gives

than

did

illness: after

Some

again!

lose

the be

At least our State Department is dining exotically. No sooner

gentleman,

Sir:

Africa

showdown.

may

chance

on

LETTER CITATIONS

they

the French in Algeria occurred in the past.

Aside from

would

political

and

whole thing may hang up.

Alignment

idea

right

they

a

expect-

cease-fire,

lead

wave

sweeping

to start aids the rebel bargaining position

agreed

assured

will

reinter-

with a far larger movement; French in Algeria themselves in

.

matters.

Part

nationalism

recently

of gives them a sense of attunement

promise

complete

made

eventual

minority interests.

fused.

nation. self

have support

Now

as a weapon

and

sides compromise, there of another factor in the

rebels

which,

has

French

projected cease-fire. De Gaulle re- lieve

sector-by

campaign

the

insistence

they do not care to think about what

insistence’ become a power comparable

firmer

have

. because

its

protecting

so-called

French

army of

that both are hints

If

outside

rebel decesion jto negotiate without |

President

the

and

first obtaining political assurances.

time

in

Part credit

the rebels

other

business

same

to explore,

Algeria.’”’

of

Germany.

Algerians their rights while at the

for

De Gaulle’s ideas about an ‘Algerian

that

and

FRANCE

rebels

hope

negotiations,

to

his

France is ‘booming. It is perhaps the most prosperous on the continent. It actually is exporting considerable steel

members of the French community, with democratic institutions giving

After

slender

similar

hi}

fallen apart.

near-

Analyst

(AP)—

years

have

France,

ROBERTS

admiration

give

he should

Rests On Voluntary Alignment J. M.

McGill

he does, and

|

Hope For ‘Algerian Algeria’ By

by

The French, always realists, generally appreciate him. Even Com-

down

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with their car. (AP Wirephoto)

Ralph

of

a gang

from

treatment

hit-and-run

Dayton, Ohio businessman said he got the

irritated

that France is a great power, nonetheless has great

ENGLAND

_, Philip “Meigh

6-+8

nest

FROM_ EUROPE

Sir

~s

\

Publisher g

Editor:

1 Mos. $ 2.50 $12.00

Foreign Trade Zone |

.

_ ° The Foreign Trade Zones Board in a a approved a

has

license

for

the operation

of a fore gn

trade zone in Mayagiiez on the western end of Pu co.

;

The zone could provide |

stibdtantisl number; of

jobs for the. chronically unemployed workers around Mayagiiez. It could be. an important contributio to the island’s economy. But it should not be

that the zone will bring in millions of dollars in |industrial investment overnight, nor |that it. will sa ate the area with good jobs in,a short time. . af Operation of a foreign trade zone is a competitive enterprise. Puerto Rico must sell its advantages for

manufacturers, and it must promote

i

ious parts of the world.

_

One

of the. vital

business in varae

factors is communications,

Products that come into the trade zone for processing, semi-manufacturing,

packaging, bottling, labeling or

assembling must ‘be trans-shipped to their final desti-

nations. | Qur

ocean

freight links with

South

and

Central America are meager and, in many areas non-

existent.

We do have good air

ever, which

freight service, how-

shipments from the foreign trade izone.

We wish the enterprise suecess, and we hope that success will be hastened by immediate efforts to improve Jand, air and sea transportation between Ma-

|

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yagiiez and the outside world.

On The. Record

|

he is sophisticated

about

politics

pediencies of legislating in an oe On

and

year.

superb

‘in their recognition of every class.of voter in the community. None was overlooked, but a few did measured

case,

the largesse

of the legislators could

directly by the number

‘Mimimum

wage

legislation,

be

increases in. worker

living as drivers, raises for policemen and

as equally deserving and election

year,

as

election year. much

they _were

this

year which

is

lower at the polls, was

remembered

"'The policemen and teachers were

raises

while

quate raises.

the

legislators

gave

The citizen failed to

against the illegal sale of dangerous stores,

and

the

transit

law

: ie | "The Legisla ture took time: otit President

of the United.

States for

car

inter-

e

legislators

appropriated huge sums

for every-|

_ ministrati thing from: ublicity. for rum, industry, its own adon, Puerto Rico, tourism, and for entertain-

ment and. officials,

and

Hy unlimited travel for government

‘for education,

health, highways,

protection and public housing. admitted nobody had read. prison

|

sustained,

did

now For

it

four

years

centering

their

is

leap.- The

adjoining

to

wrestle

Suburbia

census

bureau

major

since

_it had

election.

it has been

faster in the

been

in

the : four,

than

before

that

years :

tropolitan

areas

is

.-mation.:. Moreover,

put’

at

most

of

the

is

.aa

in

They

are

not

Suburbia that

:

votes

x aware

|

the

that

lie,. They

basis

it

the

nearby

all

this

amiability

the

tougher

country.

each

of

=

ptograms

so

far

club.

party

the

two—

now “prepared

comparatively

ee

will

try

in

by

a nice

both po..

brief televised

ses-

Of ;punch™ ++ but, it is

or in: the apartments : possible

ini this: country; ae

ota

neo

will

|

choose .com-

paratively young nominees wno look, each and briskly ‘successful brokers

than like |the |

on conception of old style

politician. | Vice-I

ident

Richard

M.

‘Nixon

at

47 is far from décrepit, either in years’ or in

appearance.

Neither

‘of

the

two

strongest

' Democratic’ Presidential ‘aspirants, Sen. John

F. Kennedy (43). and Sen Lyndon B. Johnson,

(51) is a venerable old party, and neither

would

come

in

last

on

a

national

list

theman, whe i aPre

.

x ee

of

est-dresséd men. The same can be said for +

ot beadhe

ROR

Moreover, both parties

every one, more

is -

are

is’ in Suburbia, far

1ss/80X

dignity,

the TV as pleasant as possible.

statistics

igns beyond

Democratic

hoped, not too much of it. Everything) con“ ceivable is. being done to make watching) over

and digest-

on

the

might be called

well-tailored

and

sions! we

‘add up to...

only well

quiet,

plan is for

‘ing these figures, since duty is duty. And .

a

surely

The

are pretty dull stuff’ But the pros!in both plans

and

way

litical: conventions make the point clearly: the

gre:

"To nearly all professional poli "most ‘of. the rest of ‘us, figures and

ir

on

neath

109,000,000—

reading

party

‘

day in every

to leave the final impression that. its nominee

wmoved.:to the suburbs. Four of. t cities New York, Chicago, Philad . Detroit— have. ac’tually lost. populati Angeles alone among the big five ‘hi

are manfully both

commuting).

every

sell for the Presidential candidates.

way, that is,

now

daily

It will|be a hard sell in that down under.

themselves have.been shrinking as

parties

the

Republican.

of Suburbia

four

election

the

with

party alike will offer what be

or G1 per cent of the grand total for all the

ee

flowers,

as may be possible, in tune with the gardens

The. total population of 189

.

feminine

It will be a soft sellin that the accent will |

cities has grown

the last ‘Presidential

its opportunities

So it is that on

| a soit-hard

:

police

_ . Some of its activities were good, some were downright. silly, , and some were strictly for political gain. It was not a dull session.

are

Suburbia.

areas

_years

It provided a minimum,

sentence.

on

- gone’ along;

‘The House even approved a bill. that its members

but no maximum

parties

they

And this change has snowhballed as it has

in-|

to censure the

“improper

than

battleground

.deeade.

drugs in drug

vention” in Puerto Rican. politics, then resolved that his conduct at the summit in the face of Mr. Khrushchev's “arrogant threats” was praiseworthy, ° :

|

ive protection) |

failed 'to require

even

decisive

‘by an incredible 47.2 per cent in the last

ade. -

Spections that would remove dangerous wrecks from the. highways. _ uo Bs

the

discloses |:that the population of subur-

ban

given inadequate

themselves

both

now

an

nevertheless

more

immense,

The businessman, Whose numbers are.

with approval of a new department of commerce.

is to be

with

innumerable women’s club luncheons and other things which make up the. good life as it is

‘that the voters have been moving in a long, |

urgent ‘last year, not ‘an

a for

seen in 1960. (It is |only the old man who must

Fat

‘appeals

remarkable in the coincidence that these matters were

largely

lin this fall’s Presidential election. ‘ago,

school

Suburbia'is

creation,

|

teachers were the highlights in a session that was

_ Indeed,

S. White

‘level house and the backyard barbecue pit— ‘which forms a vastly enlarged American mididle-class—

of voters involved,

compensation, higher insurance for those who make

their

By William

| WASHINGTON.— The land of the split.

receive less generous consideration than others and, in each

ee

{

the ex-

the political side, the legislators were

VARIETY

Will Be Fought In Suburbia

th im 1952.

A look at the record must leave the citizen perplexed,

unless

| 2

' Decisive Battle In 1 960 Vote

The Legislature has completed jits longest session

since the establishment of the Commony

=

| From:Washington=——

4

|

|

will be able to handle ‘& good part’of the

inno. 3\place among;

:

cS

THE SAN JUAN STAR—

Tuesday,. Jane 28, 1960

‘News! Big Source Of Happiness By JOHN NEW

wide

survey

and

how

Majow

and

Major

for

reasons

for

not

More

enough

the lesser

them

happy,

Only of

four

world

bility

cent

findings

of

the

possi-

of

the

basic

ventory

of

tizen,

a mental the

taken

Michigan’s

the

peo-

with

people

are more

of the

in-

more

older

and

its

to

cope

their

nothing,

permit

run

.| try on

do

course.

with

own

spouses,

the

their

often

other

of

ci-

University

Sizable Group “Another

‘than

who

of their

Entitled

“Americans

Mental

Health®

fourth

book

in a series

ed

the

by

Mental

joint

Illness

View it

is

prays.

support-

commission

and

Jack R. Ewalt, commission, said

of handling their daily worries, and even more— a third— pray

the

when

on

faced with

happy

Health.

period

in

in

bartenders,

popular

worry and care about. * Based on 2,460 interviews—

men.

probably

active

role

in

due

to

our

culture

esteem

on

ment—

while

outside

the

passive,

accomplish-

woman,

must

in her

being

find

internal

confidants...” said

Prime

Catholics seem to focus on chil-

dren as the source of marital happiness. Protestants focus on the

marital in

‘ College fer

relationship

itself,

educated

from

anxiety

diffe-

people

suf-

ailments—head-

aches, loss of appetite, insomnia — more often than people in lower educational levels. .

they

reasons

self

feelings.

precept.

for-

the

which enables him to build self

religious

quarter

breakdown.

introspective

rences

lives.

had at some point in their adult lives come to the brink of ner‘s

man’s

more

their

drivers,

ina-

critical of themselves

from

taxi

one

of

stemming

unorthodox

Nearly

feelings

probably

tune tellers, or other supposedly

nal politician who read the book said it would become a bible for politicians— and accounting of what Americans voters really

profes-

a critical un-

“Rarely did they put their faith

director of the one _ professio-

are

is

esteem

Sixteen per cent pray as a means

Their

personal to

happiness.

are

This

more

group

have

marital Women

Pray:

sizable

often

and more

to their

members

met

turned

Women More Introspective

troubles

turn

US.

Research

forget

situation

Those

families, or friends.

Center.

or

the

who

and

dequacy in marriage— and rate least happy in their evaluation

crises?

it...

those

their clergyman, 29 per cent their doctor and 18 per cent a phychiatrist or psychologist. People from broken homes

do Americans handle their

in-

Survey

and

Moral

health

average

by

age,

to terms

in achievement

about to

tensions.”

sional help, 42 per cent went to

do

”

“Many

they

because

and

some

than

ith

to come

personal

of war. are

troubles

people.

How

only

said

(in 1957)

tensions

“These

of

per

unhappy

shart-

good.”

14 per cent cited their jobs. were

fewer

younger

siderations

y

made

find

people are more involved in con-

Only 17 per cent said marriage alone

job

in themselves

volved

death of a loved one or

these

Of

“Younger

in

money.

startling were

reasons:

—the

long

up

comings self.

unhappiness

housing,

hours

turned

péople

ple seem

money.

insufficient

four

survey

Older

their

hapsiness—

enough

of them

the

findings:

where

find

their worries:

sources

—debts,

—

nation-

has reported

and

children,

short,

(AP)— A

Americans

happiness

some

BARBOUR

YORK

tute

Is Enough Money And Children

The

report

rald

was

Gurin,

written

Joseph

by

Ge

Veroff

and

Sheila Feld, and is published Basic Books, New York City.

by

BRINK’S ROBBER MASTERMIND FREED

Africans Demand Change In S. Africa's Racial Laws ADDIS

ABABA

there

is

South

Africa’s

other ize

a

a

(AP)—Unless

radical

change

apartheid

African

states

massive

army

put

West

African

tion source said The informant

reported

things

lunteers

delega-

Thursday. spoke before

Dies When Longshot

Comes In At $97.20

that

Algeria

attack utes

at

died

of

Monmouth

after

his

48-to-1

a_

Park

mincame

in. Harry

Turn, to

P.

Natkeel,

Clark)

the

of

9

Prescott

Township,

floor,

of

the

slumped grandstand

ing

a

mild

heart

attack several years ago, Natkeel retired.

But

he

became

restless

and decided to go back into bust

ness.

Fans nearby asked Natkeel why

he picked Chinchilla instead of the favorite, Globemaster, in the $26,500

Tyro

stakes.

Natkell died before chance to answer.

he

had a

the

—Two

luck

TITAN

EMERGES

TER—A

Titan

ballistic

missile

underground

FROM

Intercontinental emerges

shelter

Calif.

launcher,

designed

the Air Force Machine

nis

The

and

from

into

position at Vandenberg

Base,

SHELits

firing

Air Ferce

underground and

build

for

by the American Foundry

Co.,

pro-

the missile from enemy at-

. (AP Photo) |

ee

eee

painters

charm’

stole

made

from a house working. They

a Japanese

of porcelain

where they. were took it te an an-

tique shop to find put if it was valuable.

The

|

antique dealer called the

police. He owned the house where

the charm was stolen. A

the

Nottingham

two

painters,

and: Douglas

court

convicted

Harry

Harding;

both

to

have

talks

arrived

the legal

set-

with

South

here

aspects

West

to

Al-

discuss

concerning

African

West

the

mandated

Africa

virtually ruled

is

now

by South Africa.

US Anti-Castro Since HAVANA ister

(AP)—

Fidel

a

Prime Min-

Castro

the United

said

Sunday

States is conducting

campaign

against

his

a charge

is

O'Keefe,

concerned.

revolu-

of possessing

firearms.

Buying Power

James 29,.of

vent

Castro

Since

from

commander,

that

there

time,

has

been

anti-Castro American

VIENNA been

‘Systems,

pitts Pee

Strike (®#—A

by

the

ST. PAUL, ization

the as

of

Minn.

the

higher

reforms

in

The

Austria

doctors,

night: bonuses

of the

went, on-strike

ered

has spent

nine

nation’s an

of

in

the

fight for civil rights was urged here by an official of the National

Assn.

for

the.

Advancement:

Colored People. “We must realize businessman does, that

of

has

deand

)—Vladimir

Nabokov,

has

staked

out

a

nymParis

court to prevent a French movie

company from titling one of its forthcoming

productions

Nymphets.””

‘The

Nabokov’s’ lawyer, Robert Badinter, said the word was

”

race-

once in the public domain but that jit is now identified with Nabokov’s heroine, an advance member of the bubble gum. set

less,’ Henry Lee Moon, national

who has a cross-country affair

director

with

green of

in

as the dollars,

color,

NAACP

are

public

tions, said in remarks for

a

workshop

group’s “If

5ist our

of

the

power

is

its effectiveness was in Nashville, town

stores

comers

agreed

at their

to

serye;all

lunch

counters

on an unsegregated basis. He’ said

the merchants “frankly admitted that

the

withdrawal

following.

the

cally 100 per Moon “careful

cent

advisement.

of

Negro

sitting

the

arrests

effective.”

urged a program of compilation of market

data, the analysis; of this infor-

stepfather.

-

Webster’s

convention.

purchasing

her middle-aged

The court took the case under

prepared

session

annual

rela-

of 150. students, had been practistate

on

_

- legal| claim to the word phet. | The writer asked a

negroes

weapon

Photo.)

“Lolita,”

power

18 million

economic

(AP

Unabridged . Dictio-

nary defines a nymphet as.a young nymph. And nymph, ac-

cording bride

to Webster’s or

flowing

young

is (1)

woman,

stream,

a

(2)

a

(3): an imma-

ture form of certain insects, (4)

a

species

of

butterfly,

(5)

|

a

pinkish color or (6) an artificial

“fish fly. None:

! of

2S

Sw

those definitions

hi

actly fit: Lolita. to

achieve

The

our

keynote

conven‘ion

objectives.” ;

speaker

at

the.

the previous’day

said

that Jim*Crowism is on the way out

and

the nation

stands

on

the

brink of its most dynamic period of intergroup relations. Dr. Robert C. Weaver,

New

York,

chair-

man of the board of the NAACP, warned however, our victories and

that ‘‘despite successes of

others to date,” there

is no room

for complacency or: satisfaction. hospital last week. mation. and presentation of- our -But- we know -we will<achieve

on the Lipp

_ freatmenti..

Bos-

th of Mas-

author of the best-selling novel

(AP)—Mobi-

buying

demonstrations |and

Ends of

man in

Webster's. Time

Best Weapon

trade,

strike

physicians

several

declared, continuing

campaign

settled.

manding

he a

“power.

government.

Vienna hospital

taking

who

PARIS

tionary regime that began even properly mobilized,” he said, “it before ex-dictator Fulgencio Ba- can make an important contritista was overthrown ‘Jan. 1, ‘bution to the solution of some of the vexing | problems which 1959. Castro charged in a TV ad- now bedevil us.’ dress that the U. S. embassy Discussing. selective use of the in Havana instigated an attempt- Negro’s economic. power,’ Moon ed military coup d’etat, headed said the. latest demonstration of]: military

free

Nymphets -- Before

Seen Negro's

though

Batista Era Says Fidel

theft and ‘ordered’ them: held ‘for Some

' sentenéing’ at a later. dat ee Cs

vo-

in_‘one

favorable

declared.a

was

in an unsuccessful effort to pre- Tenn., where last, May. six down-

NOTTINGHAM, England (AP) ‘

a

coming

by Batista’s

Oh, Charmed, | Say.

training

gerian Nationalist leaders. Ameri¢an international law expert Ernest Gross is reported

clutching‘a $2 ticket on -Chinchilla worth $97.20, After suffering

source

tlement is reached in Paris dur-

heart

horse

African

now

unless

OCEANPORT, N. J., A 63year-old stamp-and-coin dealer territory. and

sachusetts

Independent

at least, 1,000

robber of. 1950,

of his last 10 years in jail, is wanted in Pennslyvania

here.

West

are

Brink’s

ton Superior Court —so far as the Commonw

West African country to go to

South

collapsed

of

States

Another

mobil-

in order in South Africa, a responsible

Conference

African

laws,

may to

in

the

oseph J. $1,219, 000

‘Specs’ O’Keefe, 51, who helped mastermind th

for ‘findings to merchants and indus- our goal of equality if we remain A trialists.as a basis for. necoliadiapsscrsohiia

Ne

maid

tie Beas:

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Minnesota,

isolationist

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Senate’s

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once’

most

powerful

the

-members,

died in his sleep here Sunday. Shipstead was 79. He had been ill the last several years. He served four terms in the Senate--being elected in 1922; 1928, 1934, and 1940. He won his

seat

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said.

the ‘school

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pRINTING

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postponed

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to the public at the Caribe

recreation

Cay,

-Tallaboa

area

Bay,

Pefiuelas,

it

was announced by; the Department Agriculture

and

Commerce.

Facilities available: at the beach area include pavilions for

cabanas,

barbecue

three native -picnickers, a

sanitary - facili-

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-tables,

and

benches. Two areas for swimming and

been

improved,

at

Carrucho

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